The evening times., 1900-07-17

It is believed that the foreign victims
Of the Chinese massacre in PeSin numbered
more than 1850 persons. Although it is
not possible to secure a complete list OF
those who met death at the hands Of the
Boxers, the following list of the best
known Americans and Europeans has been
prepared:
American.
Edwin H. Conger. Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipoientiary was born in Knox
County. Illinois, 1873; in the civil war was
brevetted major for gallant service elected State
Treasurer Of Iowa. 1850, and Representative in
Congress; received appointment at Minister TO
Brazil, and transferred to Peain, lsyS.
Mrs Copger, wife Of the United S,ate Minister.
Miss Laura Conger, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
C0nger.
Mrs. NJ. :. Woodward, Of Chicago, visiting at
lIiss lone Woodward, Of Chi,ago, visiting at
Miss Ceeile Payne, one OF the household of AR
C0nger
Herbert C. squiers. Secretary of Leg,tion
born in Canada settled in New YORK; appointed
second secretary Of the Embassy at Berlin N IseC
and TO Pekin in Is9s His first wife was Miss
AStor. OF New York; his secoDi and eight chill
GlCn with him in Pekin-
William Z, Bainbridge. second Secretary Of
Legation.
FIemin, D. Cheshire. Interpreter
Miss Mary Condit Smith, Grughter Of Mrs.
Condit-Smith Of Washington, s5d niece Of the
laJe JusJic Field, o, the United States supreme
Court Vas visiting MIR and MTs- Conger from
May p.
Capt John D. Myers. L. : NJ c. Of the Ore.
gon, IN command OF the legation guard OF seven
officers @nG hfty-siN men, who entered Pekin
Capt. Newt H. Hall. [. S NJ c.; entered the
Marine Corps July 7, ls91, appointed from Texas
The service June, Isgs. appointed from Virginia
British.
Sir Claude Macdonald, British Minister at Pc
kin, born 1852, son Of the late Maj. Gen. J. Z.
MacDonald entered Seventy fourth Highlanders
and ser~ed in Egyptian campeigns lsS2-s5; acted
as military attache al Cairo; appointed Consul
General at Zanzbsr, Iss7-ss; special commits
sioner IN Niger territories, and sent 10y Lord
Salisbury TO Pekin u 1sg6.
Lady Ethel Macdonald, daughter Of Major W.
Cairns Armstrong, Fifteenth Regiment. Lost her
nrst husband and children by cholera IN India
Lady M4cBonai had two young daughters with
her.
Herbert Guy Nevh cerins second secretary
Of British Legation; ",Ld son Of Sir Ecury Ne
vile Dcring, a distinguished dipomati>t, British
Minister 20 Mexico; was Hc.n at Florence, lsjs-
Henry CoeEhuru, Chinese secretary Of British
legation; entered service by competition, 1850,
and appointed student interpreter
tary attaghe at Pclin; born IN 1851; passed
through the st4f college; saw service in several
West African ssmpaisns for which he was men
TONED in dispatches and made member OF the
Distinguished Service Order.
DR.. Wordsworth Poole, physician TO the BIi''-.
Legation; principal medical officer on N-ser eN-
petition Of 1890.
Right Rev Charles Perry scott, chaplain O. the
British legation: second Bishop OF NoI- h
China since lsso; was born IN ISL; educated II
Jesus College. Cambridge, and served in the mis-
sion field al thefOO from lS44 10 locU-
J. ". Jamison. commercial attache Of
British Legation
Berthold C. Tours, accountant Of British Legl-
tCn.
W. H. Brown, constable for many years Of
British legation
B. Twynlan, second class assistant student in
tCrpretor al British Legation.
d. OHphant, student Interpreter in training at
r. T. Tebbitt. student interpreter in training
al British Legation.
}. T Pratt student interpreter, in training
al British Legation.
/. c. Graham Cloote. student Interpreter
In trimming al British Legation.
6. ". ". Pearson, student interpreter in taip-
ing at British legation
" r b. Russell, student interpreter in train
ing at British Legation
II. Phillips. student Interpreter in training @t
British legation
c c Augustus Kirk student Interpreter in
training at British Legation.
\. }. Flaherty. student Interpreter in traiTins
W NJ Hewlett. student Interpreter in tIsinihg
4, British Legation.
II. II. Bristow. student interpreter in training
a British Legation
II. Porter, student interpreter in training at
British Legation
c. A. ". Rose, student Interpreter in ,rs ming
at British legation
C. 4. Peachey, student interpreter in training al
British Legation
j G. Hancock. student Interpreter in training
al British Legation.
r. Dmry. student interpTete- in training at
British Legation.
l.. II. r. Barr, student inte-Pr,ter in training
at British legation.
II. Warren, student interpre-e er in training at
British Legation
J. Giles student interpreter in training at
British legation
y. Even Townsend. student interpreter in
training at British Legation, "a son Of Mr.. A. N.
Townsend, New ork manager of the HOngkOng
and Shanghai BauSing Corporation.
Mrs Archibald Little. wife OF weli-known
English merchant and explorer OF the upper
Nangtse River According 10 recent despatch
Mrs Little. who particularly well known by
her efforts 70 prevent the cruel custom OF binding
girls feet IL China was shut up in PeHin.
Foreigners in Imperial Customs.
Sir Robert Hart. Inspector General Of the Chi
nese Imperial Maritime Customs; sixty five years
Old; has spent forty-eght years in China; has or
I-auized the service since 1883, until ii now in
cludes 900 foreigners of all na;ionalites and be-
tween 5000 ard 1900 natives. Is an Irishr an
born PortadowH, Armagh, and educated Il
Queens College, Belfast; created a barouet IN
1913. and nominated British Minister. but
declined the post; decorated by the Chinese an.
thorities with the Red Button, the Double ORA
Eon. and The Pe3cock's Feather Married Hester
daugat-r Of Alexander BreeGon, Of Z, rsadovn and
leaves son, who holds post in the London Of
hve of thc Chinese customs department.
X. G. Breedou. Vice Inspector General Of the
Imperial Maritime Customs of China; brOther--n n
law Of Sir Robert Hart.
J. r. Br.zier. Secretary and Chancellor Ct the
Imperial Maritime Customs.
I. Won Rartenteld, Assistant Secretary Of the
Imperial Mar Customs.
G. u. Bty~:,. ~Sylor, Chinese Assistant Secre-
tary Of the Imperial M3Ii,isne Customs
r. W. Maze, Secretary Auditor Of the ImperiaI
Maritime Customs
J. Van Aalst, Secretary OF Posts O. the In
perial Maritime Customs
&. Z. Tenant. Assistant Secretary Of Posts q,
the Imperial Maritime Customs
German.
Baron Won Ketteler, German Minister: murdered
on his way to the Tsung laTnen on June IS;
previously Secretary at Washington and Minister
10 Mexico; married Miss Ledyard OF Detroit
Baroness Won kettcler. daughter OF Henry d
Icdyard, Of Detroit, President Of the Michigan
The President n SInye to Catarrb
d. T. Sample. President Of Slmple's InstaIlrnent
Company, Washington, Pa. writes: For wear,
was afflicted with Chronic CatarTh. Remedies