Mr, Hewlett a Moving Spirit anking, Mar places, was thrown into a pani, and those who could escape out of the city did so, The missionaries hastily packing a few things managed to find refuge with a Christian Chinese family in the country The bandits on arrival first burned down the yamen and the telegraph office, and then proceeded to the Mission home and commenced to despoil it, Locked doors were smashed to pieces, boxes broken orien, ink, medicines ete, all smashed and heaped up on the floor; everything usable was taken away in the three visits paid by the brigands. of there is a man of over 70 years of age; for over a year these men had been unable to live in thole own village owing to fear of the bandits, but as soldiers had come into the district, they thought it would be in spite of the nearness of the sold-Jers they were captured. The brig ands are asking a ransom of $10,- '000 for them.
One cannot byt pity these poor country people who live in constant fear of these evil men who not only rob them of their possessions, ba their homes, but take them away captive.
Anglican Churches surrendered land for this purpose some time ago and the British School was set. back when it was bu hers of the Int nking at the fo ily include several alities, Amieriean, British, French The lorry was proceeding at al German, Japanese and Chinese, The sandy pace towards he Bund andi bice of the eu it" prove Concession. The driver]
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