The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-11
qAN By IHE BOXERS
LIST OF MISSIONARY VICTIMS TO
THE CHINESE RABBLE.s
FuRYy
WE'RE MARTYRS To THEIR FAITH
MANY OF THE KNOWN DEAD
WE'RE SENT FROM THIS
COUNTRY
FATE OF OTHERS IN DOUBT
Large Number of the Missions Are
I'm the Interior, Where Commu-
nicatiOn With Them Is
Now Impossible.
7ATE OF OTHERS IN DOUBT

NEW YORK, Oct 10-A complete list
Of Protestant missionaries known to have
been killed from the beginning of the
Boxer movement to Sept. has been re-
ceived by the American Bible society
from Rev. John r. Hykes, D. D., it's
agent in Shanghai, as follows:
In shan-Tung, Dec. 81, 1s99.-Rev. S. NJ.
Brooks, of the Church of England mis-
sion.
In ,Chee-Lee. about June, 19Oo.-Rev. H.
Church of England mission.
simcox, Bullion. Pa; Mrs: s''Ss; simcox, Bull Il
lion, Pa. three children, DR.. G. Y. Tay-
lor, all of American. Presbyterian mis-
sion, Taylorsville, Pa, July 1: Rev. H. T.
Bethel. Me-; Miss M. s. Morrill,, all of the
American board mission, Portland, Me-;
Rev Re b 2v51i5 Baignall; IN Mrs Ragnall one child,
At Hsiac-Yi, Shan-see, June SO.-Miss
Whitechurch, Miss Seareil, of the China
inland mission, England.
Near the Yellow river (while fleeing
from Shan-See), July 10 or 16-Rev G.
Mcconnell, Mrs. Mcconnell, one child,
Miss King, Miss Burton, all of the China
than, Miss NJ B. Nathan and Miss
Heaysman, of the China inland mission.
are supposed to have been with this
party:
At Kiu:Cheo, Che-Kiang, July 21 and
Prev. D. B. Thompson, Mrs. Thomp-
son, two children, Miss Desmond Miss
Mans MManGhester' ena o,se Rev ,Ss G F Ward Miss
T,hirgo9d, 1,hh 4a -, all of the China inland mis-
,lE En- route to Ha9nkeew from shan-see.-
fsabeIIa fsids hlce nIu Iuly 7 M Mr saunders child
Jessie; Aug. 3, Mrs. -. J. Cooper: Aue'
s, Miss Huston; Aug Il, Rev. MIR White
Ii house; Mrs Whitehouse all of the Eng
non Miss Buynon three children, of the
British and Foreign Bible society, Eng
Hh14I; land; Miller Miller Wilson, Mrs Wilson. one
cnlld, MRS. j. Stevens, Miss M E. Clark
OF the China inland mission, England
MISSIONARIES NOT HEARD FROM
The following is a list of the mission
aries who are unaeoounted for to date
(Sept. 81 1t only Includes those who were.
IN the provinces most affected by the
Boxer troubes-viz., Ehee-Lee and Shan
See:
The The last word from the following, who
wes weFe Maa stationed o. q IN eorthern shan-see.
Anson Ans a Mrs s. = Inaa9 mekee; Mns Mrs Mckee,
M: E. Smith, Mr.. Person, Mrs. Person.
Miss mis- e A Larson Miss Lundell Miss
kangEan.. = geal =. -Petterson, g. E.. -Karlberg,
inland mission, England
Inc last word from the following was
Peaf feaf Mrs sI Past hr ogfen 9a Mrs ogren Mr.
Miss F. Nathan. Miss M r. Nathan Mis-.
I5eaysman, Mr.. Young, Mrs, Yol1ne NNTr
Barratt, Mr.. Woodruff DR.. HeWeft ali
OF the CHINA inland mission, England. =
Inc following are said to be in hiding.
Mr. Kay, Mrs. Kay. q. McKie Ms:
Snapman, Miss Way, all of the China
inland mission, England
In the, province of 5Chee-Lee the follow
ing are unaccounted for:
Nv.
n1Isa sr. Se, SGreene, Mrs. Greene, two children.
SION, england. These people are renoItea
% &c In the hands Of the Boxers 81 a
Grifett etSfe eight mt miles from Tien Tsin: Mr..
tbraa Glllla inland mission, England these
iinree iniT people are supposed to be in tbe
ganb Jaii at nS SShueInTTeh); n Rev: w. A Mccuro
Mrs. Mrs. pixon Mas; MPeGurraeh, Nee, Rev. H Dixon,
-. Iae41,ant' or the English Baptist mis-.
MIL M cTS co1teN: AtWater. Mrs Atwater. Rev
Rev. MlnpP MaTR MTS WIi1,o glapP, sst Miss R. Bird,
art probably). Rev. Mr.. Prica of Den- en-
american board mission. u Inc
LII the above list there are 17S non1a
very, few, If any, of whom will escane
~ tnese siXty-six are men. seyenty-tbrea
"oi-'en touty-one married and thirty.
one sllgie) and thirty-nine children.
MANY AMERICANS ,MAssACRED..
In the above total there are tbe fol
lowing Americans:
~, W*enty-fiye men, twenty-four wome,
fWeptW Vann otaif9ed thnifa4T1ed and eight singlel and
leans. "4t Si-A AflIle AMER
Total killed, about whose death there
m rjed pe any question, e;even men, six
+Ijr+ae tdeu women, thirteen, single women
LIN .eeh chlIdren; total, forty-three
-. ~ tnese killed the following were
"a no.l n.,ieflcafs: Three men, one married wo-
total thirteen ~ oiAi0i CHI
~ those in Taiyuen-F'u who were Tn-
puestioniaply I1so7s masSacred July ten were
Women Won nine married women four single
British - 0'i, 'otdi thlrIy' all
There are still sop1efInissionaries In tba
provinces Of Kansuh and Kweichow who
nave not oeen heard from for some time.
put there is good reason to hope that thew
VIII get to places of safety
No word from the following since Nav
Emil, Emil Olson, Mrs. E. OLSON, E. j.
, , GSoopef So1tp child; Aug II two of Mr.. Lut-
mission, England 'nieaiiu
At Taiyuen-Fu. -shansi, June 27: Miss
66oonoS 6o1iIs OF the Shaoying Independent
o4ptiStl English mission, England
1t is believed that all of the mission
ares who Were in Taiyuen-Fu at the tine
OF MISS Coombs death were massaered
on the 9th of July.
Inc following missionaries are known
10 nave been in Taiyuen-Fu at the time
OF the reported massacre and have doubt
less perished
Rev; T, w. ePiggott, Mrs Piggott, DR..
= LoEa1[, cs, Mrs, Lovatt, one child; Rev. w.
y; stokes, Mrs. Stokes, Rev. ]. Simpson,
mrs. Simpson, Rev. a. Hoddle, Miss Du-
Tal, all of the ''Shaoyang' mission; Rev
y: 5.oa. p. FF3arthing, Mrs Farthing, two chill
dren; Miss Stewart. Rev. T. j. Under
WOOD, Mrs. Underwopd c. Oberg. Mrs
ODrg, O.. Forsberg, Mrs. Forsberg, c.
iBlomherg, Mrs. Blomberg. w. Noren,
MRS MRS: .Noren, A. Fagerholn1 E. jacobson,
r: ANDERSON, Mrs. E. Anderson. NJ Book
N mrs; BOOK. A.. SandbeEg, A. e. Palm. Miss
T.. ,Eraek = son., o. Riagnlaxiz. Mrs O. Ring
marx. e. Nystroms Mrs. r. Nystronl. NJ
Nysfrom, Mrs NJ, Kgstrom, c. Seder-
baum, Mrs. c.. SodeI baum, A Larson,
MRS. A. Larson. G. L. Lundberg, Mrs.
C.gL:: Lundbefg, seventeen children in the
mission, all of them Christian and mis-
MISSIONARY alliance IArnerican).
robert e. Speer. one of the secretaries
Of the Presbyterian board of foreign mis-
sions, today received the following cable
dispatch from Rev George F. Fitch from
Shanghai:
.Killies. Leonard. McKillican. Mackey
Wlnterings Pekin.''
The. persons named are all members of
sIne Pei11ns5 mission Thy are Rev. and
MIS- Z. A. Kfll1e Miss Eliza E. Leonard,
MISS Jane McKiHican and Miss Maud