New-York tribune., 1900-11-25

mandarin to go into hiding. They took with them
"iiy It" bare necessities, carrying the children
asleep in their arms. and were conducted by two
or three chinese servants to Chinese temple a
short distance back IN the hills Here they re-
mained two days. and were then informed by the
villagers who used the temple that they must at
once depart They also told that their home
had been destroyed and the site made the head
quarters OF a Boxer camp. Some friendly Chinese
showed the party a small a little distance
from the temple. where they remained secreted for
TWO days and three nights. suffering the utmost
discomforts, their hiding place being only about
six feet by four, with water dripping from the
roof
While the party lay in the cave the Boxers were
seen ana heard searching the mountains for the
foreign devils" On the third day their servants
discovered them and led them to a farmhouse
"here the entire party lived in small room
Tor month. not daring to stir from their retreat
III the daytime and only with the greatest caution
at night On August Is the Boxers discovered their
hiding place. from which their host had made
tunnel to cave a short distance away The Box
ers demanded that the little band be given I'D to
them. On hearing their benefactor being beaten
and tortured. Mr.. Green determined 10 give him
self up and do what he could to his wife and
little ones and Miss Grclg.
AS the missionary appeared a. the mouth of the
cave he was Immediately shot in the face with
charge Of hne pellets, Wounded and bleeding he
pleaded for the women and children, but with no
avail The Boxers ordered them from the tunnel
DE- 2th "T worse. Knives and swords held over
their heads and all their possessions were taken
from them except their clothing. They were then
made TO march to Hua-Lu. their former home
ADVICE they had gone into hiding. This man beat
ana abused MI Green and reproached him for not
., The mandarln then said he would send the party
10 10 u WIN an escort OF Imperial troops.
lection at ChengTing gFu They were p'i placed ICED
In rough, four wheeled wooden carts and started
on their journey. About three miles out they were
overtaken by the Boxers who had originally capt
refused admission the city because o7 their ts-
ccpt at rare Intervals to pIrtake OF uatiye food
they We're carted through the country to Pao-'rng-
the place literally swsrIning with Boxers demand.
then i9dcsd tT reeve them The CHIEF Boxer
Tng-Yuen expressed sorrow at seeing Il the condi-
,on not, Of the prisoners and said he would send them
ana a, win WIN, his official passports They taken
They were, in fact again in the hands Of the
HoXerS who took them some thirty miles down
Win hlgh Hformed hem 'TR that foGfnfe Tns
and their @ boe sh dheS % sh2ud be pq to death
a great fo had evidently conceived
9 tqId MT Green they must try TO reach Tien-Tsn
fe bahd e xas asn et gt hem taking the boat The
them aH6ther iaTr and brought down upon
away and de.ised The means for transp6rtIng and
hand was bound to his lett foot Mrs. Green and
and Pq@df t@ rg q ss feet n5 gf s hand
girI @ was as tFt; ed the anne way. Spear hand es
were carried their destination The tle hey
age of Sinan they We're f fhP6wn Gd raHn In he WI
the filthy mud Of courtyard. ." '0'"u' III
tary The civil section had heard OF the ' Gefeat
Gered the nrsonaT at Ta m and elsewhere and
safety. ''''e parry owed their final