The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-10-13
II CALLS FOR VENGEANCE.
Complete List Of Protestant Mis-.
sionaries Known to Have Been
Killed In China.
IT MAKES A FEARFUL ARRAI6NMENT.
Men, Women and Children Indfscrim-
fnately Slaughtered by the Fanat-
calBOxers-AnOther List of Those
UnnccOunted For and Believed to
Have Been Killed.

tcal alBOxers-AnOther List of Those
Unnccounted For and Believed to
Have Been Killed.
New York, Oct. 10.-A complete list
OF Protestant missionaries known to
have been killed from the beginning
oil the Boxer movement to September
has been received by the American
Bible society from Rev. John r.
Hykes, ID. d., its agent in Shanghai,
as follows
Brooks, of the Church of England mis-
sion.
" In No1m.L' NGhh.Li' about ps% jung /; 1soo-Rey H.
Church of England mission
At Paoting Flu, June S0-Rev. F. Z. Sim
COX. COY. Bullion Pa; Mrs. Simeox, London,
Of American Presbyterian mission, Tay-
July i1Rey: Il; T; Pltkip, Philadelphia;
Morrill,, all of the American Board mis-
sion, Portland, Me-. Rev. b. Bagnall,
MIS- Mrs; Bagnnall, ln ,s one child. Rev. VIM.
England
Whitchurch, Miss searell. of the China
Near, the Yellow river (while fleeing
from Shan sD,. July Is or 16-Rey G. Nc,
G593nnell Mrs, Mcconnell, one child, Miss
lsnd @a I'm mission, England. Miss F. E.
Heavsman of the China Inland mission.
are supposed to have been with this par
ty and to have shared their fate. but as
this is not confirmed. they are put in the
At Kiu-Cheo. Che-Kiang, July 81 and
22-Rey ey p. B. Thompson. Mrs. Thompson.
one child. Miss Sherwood, Miss Thirgood..
all of the China Inland mission, England.
Enroute to Hankow from Shan Si-Miss
bella, july q Mr. saTndeTs S chiid iRa jesse, ass
August 81 Mrs. E. ]. Cooper, August 6; ;
Miss Huston, August Il. Rev. Whitehouse,
tist mission. England Mr.. Buynon, Mrs
Buynon, three children. all of the British
and Foreign Bible society, England; Mr.
Mrs. j. Stevens, Miss NJ. +. Clarke, OF
the China Inland mission, England.
unaccOuntcd For.
The following is list of the mis-
sionaries who are unaccounted for to
date September 81. 1t only includes
those who were in the provinces most
affected by the Boxer troubles, viz,
Chih-Li and Shan 81:
The last word from the following who
were stationed In northern Shan 81. was
May s: Mr.. s. Mckee. Mrs. Mckee l.
AAnsen' ,n,s Mrs; AMnson, Ans Mrs: Aspeden, Miss
Miss G A. Larson, Miss. Lundell. Miss
berg A. .Johannson Mr.: Hedlund all OF
China Inland mission, England
The last word from the following was
June 3o-Mr Ogren Mrs. Ogren, Mr.. Peat,
Mrs NItSd, Psat Mis- M.I Dq1soR Miss PuTn, Miss Miss
Barrett, Mr. - woodroffe. Dr.. Hewstt,, ali
Of the China Inland mission, England.
Believed to Have Been Killed.
1t is believed that all of the mis-
sionaries who were in Tai Yuen Fu at
the time of Miss Coombs' death were
massacred on the 9th of July.
The following missionaries are
known to have been in Tai Yuen Flu at
the time of the reported massacre,
and have doubtless perished, includ-
ing Miss Coombs. There are only 81
names, which is six short of the num-
ber said to have been massacred, ac-
cording to Chinese official reports;
but it is known that those living at
places near to the capital were urged
by the local officials to take refuge in
Tai Yuen, because (as they afterward
said), they We're unwilling to kill the
missionaries, and sent them to Yu-
Hsien, the governor, to butcher:
A GrewsOme List.
Supposed to have been killed at Tai
Yuen Flu, July s-Rev. T. w. Piggott,
Mrs, Piggott Or. Lovatt. Mrs. Lovatt.'
Rev. J. simpson, Mrs. simpson; Rev, A;
Farthins two children, Miss Stewart,
Rev. T. J. Underwood; Mrs. Underwood.
Mrs. Forsberg. C. Blomberg. Mrs. Blom-
berg. ". .Noren, Mrs. Noren, A. Eager
holm, =; Jacobsen; Z; S,. anderson Mrs; F,
Ringmark Mrs. o. Ringmark, F. Ny
sfom Mss M MFS NyatroM Fl mr.
Mrs. C. Soderbaum, n. Larsen, Mrs. A
Larsen. c. L. Lundberg, Mrs. c. l.. Lund-
berg; seventeen children in the mission.
'' More Unaccounted For.
The following are said to be In hiding:
M: Kay, Mrs Mrs, Kay, Kay, Mr.. G. Mckie. Mss
land mission, England:
In the province of chih, Ii. the follow
Greene, two children, Miss Gregg. all OF
the China Inland mission. England.
!rhese people are reported 20 be in the
rom from Tien II Tsin.5 Mr.. Grftith. Mrs IS Grit. Grif
fifth, Mr. Brown, of the China Inland mis-
sion. England; these three people are sup
posed to be in the iah at Shuen-Teh; !;
Rev. W. A. McCurrach, Mrs. McCurrach
Rev. H. Dixon, Mrs. Dixon, Rev. S. w.
Ennals, Miss B. c. Renant Of the En-
glish Baptist mission; Rev. Atwater,
Mrs. Atwater, Rev. Clapp. Mrs. Clapp,
Miss r. Bird, Rev. Mark Williams, Rev.
Davis Dehart tprobably) Rev. Price, of
the American Board mission.
A RecnpituIation.
In the above list there are IFS people,
very few, II any of whom will escape. OF
these, &c are men, 73 women al married
and % single), and 80 children.
In the above total there are the follow
ing Americans: % men. "a women Q5
married and 5 single), and 20 children.
total. So Americans.
Total killed. about whose death there
can be no question, IL men, married
women. 1S single women. l3 children; to-
tai, 49,
OF these killed the following were
Americans: Three men. | married woR-
an. single women. children: total l3.