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appointed on December 3 1882 Mrs j. w
Merrill. relative. lives in Keene. N II.

appointed on December 2. 1885, Mrs. j. W.
Merrill. relative, lives in Keene. N. H.
HALVES, Miss Charlotte E.. OF wei-Hien. Re
Miss Hawes was born in Madison, Ind Novem-
Der 2, 1859. She was appointed from Pitts6urg.
Nevns. living at No. 6iS Aiken-ave.. Pittsburg.
July g. His wife is in this country.
FARIs, the Rev and Mrs. w. s.. of Ichow-Fu. Re
ported safe July 6
FLEMING. Miss E. E, NJ. D.. of Ichow-Fu. Re
ported safe July 6.
BENT. the Rev. and Mrs. R. H, of Chning-Chow.
LowRIE, The Rev. J. Walter. Of Pa9-Ting-Fuy
was born in Shanghai, China, on seRtembe9T, 9,. g.
1856 He was appointed from New.Y0rk CITY,
Tniversity 5s'' reiatiye & Miss S, R Lowrie. lives
at Warriors Mark Penn.
MILLER LIE The Rev and and Mrs % MnleT IT, of M5iISr RaSr
was born at EIyerston, H. March 10 1901: me
They S TWO Vent 10 Bns gd @ ys hey hFss aSs
relatives in Elverston.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
WILDER, the Rev. and Mrs George p, g1n Of Tu1g 29
Thoh Thf SsTe mes SOsE ffG@ Pekng
IN JqnS we're 10 n Tse % asp15fRd Wider Ws
born in Ripon Wis In 1853 he lie stgqleG 5,at IN
TIE Q3eF Pnm the apa latter Fae e
@ He ,s went to G6ns in the fan 2 % Of the
PeY i11 Sharies A Stsniey in May 1895 Mrs.
Wilder was born in Tien- -Tsn in 1870 She came
graduated from Oberlin College, after which
She taught in Columbgs, ohi9 Mr. a9d 1fo Mrs Mrs
three years old. and Margaret, one year old
PATTERSON, Miss Frances b. Of Tien-Tsin Re
ported safe at Shanghai June p
PORTER, The Rev. DR., Henry D., of Pang- -Chuang,
and Miss Mary H Porter, his sister. Mr. Porter
was born in Green Bay, Wis, in 1S45. He was
dover Seminary, 1870 from the Chicago Medical
College, 1872 He sailed for the mission in 1872.
Mrs. Porter Is now in Beloit, Wis, Miss Porter
was born in Green Bay. Wis, in 1876 She OBJ
scboo a fF the RocRor N u9 Seminary and at
Pennington, Conn. She went to China in 1868
PERKINS, Henry p of sin-Ghing. Reported safe
1856 at Ware Mass He was graduated from
Williams College in 1879 and studied two years
to China in 1852. He visited the United States
sity of the City Of New-York. Although Mrs
PERKINS IS not mentioned IN the dspafcn' LIS is
maiden name was Estelle A. Akers. She was
born in Buxton Ne in 1856. She a mis-
until She - married % Nh Perkins kin in i885 Mr. and
Mrs. Perkins have six children.
METHODIST
HOPKINS The Rev. Dr.; \; s. ana family. Of
Hopkins born in Wellheet, Mass, October
II, lfeG and appointed, to Tspn+Hna in 1855 His
evangelistic power he has been ordained and
also a builder and superintendent of an indus
trial school and has introduced the cultivation
or foreign vegetables in Tsun-Hua Mrs. Hop
kins and three children with him.
HAYNER the Rev. J. Frederick and family of Pc
HaGne hSPerfeG N 60r at o I1snS1 on June 36 MI
graduating from Ohio Wesleyan University and
CHINA Aug:t sas Wife s is ss'sss sFsdua3e afe
Of The Ohio Wesleyan University. Mr.. Hayner
Mrs. Hayner and three children are with him.
TERRY. Miss Edna U, NJ. D, Of Tsun-Hga. Re
sister.in-law Of. Elmer P. Smith, lawyer OF
Terry, of Port Jefferson, \. Y. She was sent to
China China by the New Engand Branch of the
Terry was expected to leave for home the latter
% Mr. 8q6W1 was as born oh andsrS s is
p. 1860 in England He went to China in 1883
Joined the North china Mission Gis in nofss iss aae a
Charge Of the 6seqeG fdE cnoo and fd in
boys; Mrs Brown and five children with
KING, the Rev. H E, of Peking. and family: re-
@ b6th at Of uPs the + M AND o5 MTs @
and arrived in China in the autumn Of 1884 Mr.
King was Superintendent of the Schools Of
work he has taken up the %ogE of m pasfoP SGnSG!
Mrs. King is a teacher, and gives herself to
sole charge OF the English department Mrs
is believed at Che-Foo. She had gone TO Tsun A.
Hua TO spend the summer. before the Boxer
trouble began at Peking.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
WOODBERRY, Mrs J., and children. of Ten-Tsin;
reported at Wei-Hai-Wei under British pro-
lection. Mr.. Woodberry is at present in New
York
LARSON, Mr.. and Mrs. A. and two children. of
Kalgan; reported on the way home.
ERICKSON. L.; reported on the way home
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY
CANNON. Mrs and Mrs. Charles F.; reported safe
July s.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
LYON. D Willard. and family, of Peking; reported
themselves safe at Seoul, Corea. July l.