The evening times., 1900-07-17


Stephen PicLon, French Minister. originally 4
journalist on the staff Of NJ. Cemenceau's la
Justice" was elected a member OF Paris Munich
! pal Council and afte7vaFd 10 the Chamber OF
/ Deputies fer Paris constituency; he was sent
Minister Plenipotentary 20 Portau- Prince in 1898,
/ and owing 10 his ability was transferred 10 Pc
NJ. d'Anthua1d, Secretary Of the French Lega-
! tion.
Il. Leduc. first interpreter Of the French Lega-
/ tion.
NJ Norisse. second interpreter Of the French
( Legation.
Commander vidal, military attache at the
I French legation
Or. Dstbeve physician to the French legation.
ftrd- Berteaux, Chancellor, interpreter Of the
J tIeIch legation.
Able Favicr. Roman Catholic Assistant Bishop
I IN fekin. where he had lived for many years and
| acquired great influence; was A French LaZtT's Il
! monk, under his direction were built the Roman
I catholic Cathedral, schools AID hospital IN
! PeSin.
Russian.
! NJ. Michael De Giers. Russian Minister; ap-
pointed in 1895
Madame De Ciers wif, ef the Minister.
B. iToupensily, Secre'ary Of the Russian Lega-
b. Coreinof. Second Secretary of the Russian
! legation.
| y kolcssoh, second interpreter OF the Russian
! Colonel DesseOrO, military attachc OF the Rus
Dr. korsakoH physician of the Russian Lega-
ton
Italian.
Marquis Salvage Raggi Italian Minister
Livio CaCtani, attache Of the Italian Legation
Baron G. Di Pontaggio Nitale, dragoman Of the
Italian Legation.
Austrian.
Baron Cziklnn Won Walborn Austrian Minister,
Dr. A. Won Rosthoru, Secretary Of the Austrian
Legation.
r. Natiesta. Vice Consul Of the Austrian Lega-
ton
Japanese.
Baron Nishii. Japancze Minister.
hikouIiro lshii. Secretary Of the japanese Lega-
ti0n.
Takeshi Nakashima. second Secretary of the
n Marumo, Third Secretary Of the japanese
legation
Major Aoki. military attaehe Of the japanese
Captain Takikauo, naval attache o. the Jap
Dr.. Yakagawa, physician Of the japanese Le-
cation
Secretary Tel, Interpreter Of the Japauess Lc-
gsti0I-
sorrqary Fokouni-rou, interpreter Of the Jap
sugiyaina, Chancellor Of the japanese Legation.
murdered early in June.
Belgian.
E, De Cartier de Narehienue Belgian Charge
NJ 10 Mrlottc- attaCIt OF Belgian legation
\ SphaSaero, Interpreter Of Belgian legation
Spanish.
B. }. De Cologan, Spanish Minister, appointed
=. soliyeres, First Secretary of Spanish Ley
. ticu.
F. NJ. Kuobci. Minister of Holland
". j. Van Duysberg, Secretary, interpreter.
Portuguese.
F. II. CaIhardo, Pottu-ue-e Minister
NJ p Baudeira de Lima, Secretary Of the Por-
tuguCse legation
AsSumIcEO &. A. R. De Pas. Interpreter Of the
Portuguese legation.
The American MissioHaries
The Rev. DT. William :. Ameat, superintcnd-
Cut Of the Congregational mission dt Pekn: born
al owosso, Mich; IN China since lss.. His wife,
Mrs Mary A. Peufed Ameut and their two chill
drCu are now in Owo~so, Mich.
Miss Mary T. Andrews, Congrcgltioualist, asso-
CiItc professor Of theology in the North China
College; born at Cleveland. Ohio, in 1870; in
China since Is :.
Miss Amy Brown, Of the Christian Alliance Mis-
Sion1ry Society, born near MeadviIIe Pa, in
$50; in China since 1897.
The Rev. Franklin n. Chaplin. Congregation
sliSt, born az Portland, Ne, IN 1853, eradus ted
from Dartmouth in lS77. and Hartford Theologi-
cal Seminary in lsSO; former home, Nelson, \.
H.; in China since lsS0
Mrs Franklin II. Chaplin, formerly Flora y.
Barret, Congregationalist; born at Winchester,
y. H.. in 1851
Ala1ln.
six years old, and Ernest, two years old, sons Of
the Rev. and Mrs. +. NJ. Chaplin. They have two
sons in this country.
Miss Abbie G. Chaplin, Congregatlonalist; born
at Tungcho, China. in 1859; graduated from the
University OF southern California; returned 10
China in 1894.
Rev George Rt,hie Davis. presiding elder Of
the Methodist CEIrch il the PekIn district; born
az Kingston, Ohio, in iS47; in China since 1870;
married Miss Marion Kane Brown, missionary
in ISL, who. with their seven children, is in this
country.
Miss d. NJ Douw, Christian Alliance mission
AIRY, born in ls40; in China about twenty wears;
home in Albany. y. Y
Miss Jane G. Evans. Congregationalst, born at
O, ford. y. H., IN ls3- sailed for China in 1872;
! formerly lived in Flatbush Brooklyn.
Rev Charles r Ewing. C0nEregatiOualist. born
a. Enfield, Mass, IN lso9; m China since 1884;
father. the Rev. r. c Ewing, al RoXbury Mass.
Mrs. Charles T. Ewing, formerly Bessie Good
year, ConGIeeationalist; born at New Haven,
Conn, in 1870.
Helen and Ellen Ewing. children Of the Rev.
and Nrs. Charles T. Ewing; born in China in 1895
and ls9S respectively.
Rev {. Ii Fem. Presbyterian. born az CLYDE,
y. y, in ls66; father. Samuel p. Fem. in Pitts
ton. Pa; in China since 1891.
Mrs. c. II. Fem. formerly Miss Alice II. Nay,
born in Bath. y. Y, in lsG5.
Two children of the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Fem,
born in China in 1894 and ls9s
Rev Howard ;. Calf, CongregationllSt; born
al Shen.ldoah Iowa, in 1872; sailed FOR China
Mrs. Howard : Calf. formerly Miss Louisa A
Wost Congrtga-t onalist; born at Shenandoah
Iowa. in 1876; sailed with her husband last No
r,mhor. Her father, Albert Z. West, lives al
Tabor Iowa
Rev Frederick Dunlap GameweT. Methodist.
professor Of the Pcldn Uniyersty; born al Cam
den. :. C.. in 1857; in China since lssl; formerly
lived at Newark, y. J.
Mrs. Frederick d. Gamewell.- formerly Mary
Porter Methodist; married in lSS2
Miss Gertrude Gilman. thirty wears old: mis-
SiCnaIy Of the Nom2E's Foreign Missionary So
cictv o. the Methodist Episcopal Church since
1896, home at Springfield, VI
Mis- Anna d. Gloss, N. D., NctncGiss. horn
al MauteTo. III; graduated .ron the Northwest
2 University. at Evanston, III. and from ,he
Nvma1's Medical College, at Chi sta; in .,hinl
since lssJ; mother at Evanston. IN.
Rev. Dr. Chauncey Goodrich. CJngrcga tionalst,
born lIinsdale, Mass, in 1896; in China since
1860
Mrs Chauncey Goodrich formerly Miss Sarah b.
Clapp. CongregatinnalIst, born AT Nauwatosa
Wis; sailed 20 China in ISIS; married in 1880.
Grace, Mary D., and Luther Darlington Good
rich children of the Rev. DR.. aad Mrs Goodrich
eleven eight, and six years old respectively.
Miss Annie \. Gould. Congregatio ona,ist born
at Bethel, Ne, in 1867; in China since 1888;
father John N. Could. Of Portland. Ne
Miss Annie Gnwans, Christian Alliance: born in
Scotland about 1872; in China five years; re-
turned there ia 1893; home in Canada.
Miss Ada Haven. born in BroOkline, Mass. in
1850; daughter Of the Rev DR.. Joseph Haven; in
China since 1879
Rev. James IL. Ingram, ConSregationalist, born
at Mansfield, Ohio, in ls5S; in China since 1887;
father, Robert Ingram. lives in Nineland, v. j.
Mrs. James ii. Ingram, formerly Miss Myrtle
b. Prough, Congregationalist; born al Harrisburg,
Pa; resident of Philadelphia before sailing in
1895
Ruth and Miriam Ingram respectively nine and
two years old, daughters Of the Rey. and Mrs.