New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20


( been unable TO get away from his station at
Picking He was born In Kingston Ohio. on March
/ g. lS47 In September 1874. married Maria Kane
are With l 6ayf s T eh 6 an Of whI
Davis was presiding elder Of the Picking district.
THE REV. FREDERICK D. GAMEwELL
The Rev Frederick D. GameweII is supposed to
have been unable to leave his station at Picking.
Mr.. Gameweu IS the OF the inventor OF the
( GameweIl Fire Alarm. He was born in Camden
S. c. on August 81. 1851 He first attended school
| at Troy, y. Y, and later graduated Dick
| insOn College he went China IN 1881 and
/ appointed superintendent OF the West China mis-
sion in 1884, from which place ne driven by
moos in 1851 On June %. 1882 he married Mary
! Porter, one Of the first members OF the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society in Picking Both Mr..
children and give Jhemseives UP TO work for the
Chinese AIr Gameveu is one Of the best scieTl-
ct ana o 5a 5oq a. wen as P S bse8 Of
/ great use to the mission
MISS GERTRUDE GILMAN
! Miss Gertrude Gilman was teacher in the Meth
odist Girls High School in Picking. 1t is not
k39P whether s eSsaPed or @ She Nv WAS w ssnt
/ ans Foreign Missionary Society.
MISS ELLA J. GLOVER,
Miss Ella ! Glover was stationed at Ten-Tsln
and was reported as being safe last week Miss
| Glover was connected with the girls school at
England Branch of rbe Womans Foreign Mis-
| sionary Society in 1892.
MISS ANNA D GLOSS, NJ D.
Miss Anna D. Gloss was a medical missionary
/ stationed al Picking There has been no mention
OF her name in the lists of those reported 70 De
/ safe. The hospital for women. with she was con-
nected is one Of the best hospital buildings IN
TyLLll5L nina S, L-e ~ &C.,, ~ IS MIS-
Gloss was born in MautenO, Ill She Is OF Amer
Methodist clergyman OF the. Rock River Confer
ence. She was educated in the Northwestern Uni
]
Chicago.
THE REV. !. FREDERICK HAYNER.
The Rev J. Frederick Hayner was stationed at
Picking A dispatch last week said that he and his
family had escaped from Tien-Tsin by steamer.
Mr. -Hayner was born on September =, 1870 After
graduating from Ohio Wesleyan University ana
n august 1888 His wife Is gFa1Gafs o. l,ie
Ohio Wesleyan University MI Hayngr IS tP4 sS71a-
and three children are with him
THE REV. DR. AND MRS. \. 5. HOPKINS.
The Rev Dr. Hopkins vas stationed at Tang
Shan. A dispatch last week said that ne was
safe at Che-Foo. Dr.. Hopkins was born in Well
fleet Mass. October Il, 1850 and appointed 70 Tspn-
Hua in 1855 His special work is medicine cine 3Ct
because Of his evangeisJic power ne mas nee4 OF
dained and does the work or an evaIlze--S a -
He also builder, and superintendent OF an n
Of f6reig Vegetables in Tsun-Hua Mrs Hopkins
and three children are with him
THE REV W T. HOBART
The Rev W T. Hobart was stationed at Ten
3 IS
time, He was born on September Is 1855 and went
children are in the United States.
MRS CHARLOTTE NJ JEWELL
Mrs Charlotte NJ Jewell was stationed at Peking.
Il is believed that she did not escape. She was
sent 10 China by the New-Tork branch OF the
womans Foreign Missionary Society in IsS3 after
connected with the Girls High School in Picking
THE REV AND MRS. 4. E. KING,
The Rev and Mrs. H E King were stationed at
Picking, but were able 10 escape. dispatch from
Che-Foo last week said that they had arrived
there. Mr.. and Mrs King are both graduates o.
the University OF Michigan, and arrived in China
in the autumn Of 1884 Mr.. King was superintendent
or the schools OF Col1Wateri Mich N addl[lon 70
pastor. Mrs King is teacher, and gives herself
gone - rTs,Irg-E4IIa 70 snend the sumner before
King have three children. who are with-tAs1n.
DR. GEORGE D. y. LOWRY
Dr.. George D. y. Lowry was stationed al Picking.
a dispatch received by DR.. Leonard, OF the Merho-
dist Society last week, said that he was sun in
Pekng His wife was reported as safe in Nagasaki,
Japan. With DR.. Lowry. according 10 the same
dispatch was Katherine NJ Lowry, the wife OF his
brother Edward. Dr.. George D. y Lowry was born
December 2. 1857. he graduated from the
College OF Physicians and Surgeons He went 10
was Connected with the Peki1g Hospital and Dis
peEsary. He made repeated efforts 10 get new
by DR.. Hopkins and his family ana 10 have
troubles arisen
J VICTOR MARTIN.
J Victor Martin had just arrived at Tten-Tsin.
where he stationed as mission treasurer. when
the Boxer uprising began. 4 cable dispatch an
uounced his safety last week Mr.. Martin was
born on april 8 1S-5 and vas graduated from Cor
nell University II June. lS9s
THE REV. AND MRS. J H PIKE
The Rev. and Mrs J H Pike were stationed az
flemish. a dispatch received last week by Dr. |
a. B. Leonard said that they were safe. Nj |
PIKE was born in 1915. He was graduated from De !
Paw University and went 10 China in October 1873
He was in eyangellstc well as school work for /
elder or the Tsun- Iua and Lan-ChOu district /
This work increased that tx became necessary (
ne I1L-CAo1- WtiCn has once more been divided /
Mr PIKE IS in charge with Two native presiding /
$500, ~ nm Mt re .las nag reII3rAtu-e
IN connection with both the Congregational and /
Presbyterian churches. well the Methodist /
his VIE and four children are with him.
MISS MARY E SHOCKLEY
Mss Mary z shockIey was teacher in the I
being safe IN dispatch from Che-Foo last week
Miss Shocklag Went % China as missionary II /
The Womans Foreign Missionary Society IN 1s96.
MISS IDA NJ STEVENSON NJ D
Miss Ida N. Stevenson. NJ D. was stationed at /
Ten-Tsn a medical missionary. She was re- /
A B. Leonard
MISS ALICE TERRELL
Miss Alice Terrell was stationed at Peking. Her
name is included among those OF the missing who
are supposed to have been unable TO escape. Miss
Terrell was born on February -. 1915, She was
graduated from OherIin College. and taught school
several years before going TO China, in 1894 She
TOOK the department Of mathematics IN Picking
lenton.