LIBN-CHAU MASSACRE,
A REVIEW.
In the following we give a careful review of the Lisu chau masticṛe, s
Dr. Machle reached Lien-chau on the evening of Oct. 26th. Returning with him were Mrs. Machle and his daughter Amy, and also Rev. Mr. and Mrs, Peale who had arrived from America a few weeks previously to join, the Lien-chan Mission. The missionaries at Lien-chat when Dr. Machle and his party arrived were Dr. E. Chesnut and Miss Patterson. The property of the American Mission is situated on the west bank of the tlen-chau river opposite the City of Lien-chau. The building's conest of a woman's hospital, a men's hospital, two re-
sidences for missionaries, a church, a hall for women's meeting and a residence for a native preacher. The hospitals are surrounded by vegetable gardens on three sides, while the fourth side is a well-wooded hill on which the other buildings are built. There is a distance of about 205 yards between the hos- pitals and the other buildings. The men's and women's hospitals, are separated- by a nariow lane "about 15 feet wido. Several smnati vil- lages are in the neighbourhand of the mission property. Lien-chau city has a population of about 50,000.
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DR. CHESNÚT'S DRAVERY,
Ing a room in the hospital with his wife and children, had also made his way to Dr Machie's house, after fighting his way through the mob and receiving a cut on his forehead and a stab in the calf of his leg with a spear, All were waiting in and about the house not knowing what was going to happen. Not one anything more serious, than a looting of the of the officials or the missionaries realized that
buildings would take place
THE HOSPITals fired.
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her and threatened her with violence, Dr.
She was then to all appearance dead." About Machis advised her to go into her hospital
ten minutes afterwards they brought the body and entered the outer door. Just as he was |
ashore and then the four men who bad dragged. entering a man ran at him with a sword on bis
her down to the water went back to the temple hand and struck him a heavy blow on the arm
and soon after I saw them with Mrs. Machle andtherman tried to spear him from behind and
and Amy who were dragged to the tree, Amy was prevented by a Mr. Koo Kim, an American
was taking to the river and throwa in. thrown at the hospital and at Dr. Machle
while banging there a man struck her with citizen from Honolulu. Stones and brick were
caught hold of the shrubs on the bank and and one brick struck him on the face. Soon
spear on a long handle on the shoulder and the throwing of bricks ceased and the crowd ap
on her side, she fell into the water and at. Mrs. Machle and Mr. Peale arrived at the hos peared to have dispeised. At this juncture
But suddenly the women's hospital was
tempted to swim to the opposite bank but soon pital. Some one had run up the hill and in diately amake and
seen to be on fire and almost immewards pulled ashore by some of the men, of to and It, Aldgate, London, England, ank from exhaustion and the body was after
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I first saw Mrs. Machle at the mouth of the Paper Makers, have on the 16th day of Octo seriously wounded. "This report brought bet word had come to the missionaries about
Cave with
about ten men hanging on to her. Iber, 1905, applied for the registration in Hong to the hospital to ascertain what was the nature the beat the officials said they had seat for kill you, Afterwards she approached the out of the following Trade Mark →
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vide door of the temple where she stood and spoke to the men for a few minutes, who then they all (Dr. and Mrs. Macale and Mr. Peale) Lien chau where the mission has a house
Iragged her down to the root of the tree where. went back to the residence on the bill When a church and two boarding schools. There is
she sat down and continued to exhort them not Dr. Machle advised Dr. Chesnut to go into
to use violence, and telling them of the folly if their idol celebrations from which no benefit her hospital he thought she had done 16. Bat also a garrison at Samkong and there the when Mrs. Machle arrived she brought word shew the very natural conclusion that if the could be derived. That these gods could not help brigadier general is stationed. Dr. Machle that Dr. Chesnut was on the guard boat on the foreigners were where the mob could not and money in doing what was right. The men hem. That they ought to devote their time river on the Lien chau side. It seems that them it would be much easier to restore quiet, raid they would not listen to her doctrine which when Dr. Machle left Dr. Chesnut after advise and their presence would be likely to provoke ing her to go içto her hospital she remained on
in greater violence. When final preparations hey declared was false. Some one said "Go on the road a short time watching the men about for leaving had been made it was suggested and taik; we will soon kill you one of the Dr. Machle as he entered the Men's Hospital.. that a revolver which Mr. Peale had in his room
nien then took hold of a great rock in both should be taken but it was left beltind as it was his hands and as Mrs. Machle was turning her feared that by showing or firing it the mob head threw it with all his force upon her head sight be provoked to violence, and ranke the and crushed it in she fell down unconscious. Then she was stripped of all her clothing with revolver an excuse for a general massacre. The officials reasoned in the adme way about. the exception of her shoes, and beaten as her bad worse by carrying arms and using force to arming the soldiers. They were afraid of making legs and stomach with a stick about three feet in length, Five people took hold of her legs, arma and hair and dragged her down to the suppress the mob. While Dr. Machle was still
water's edge and throw her in. She was left in waiting for word about the boat the cry was coming,
the water about five minutes and was pulled was raised that the mob A man whom Dr. Machle had noticed up on the shore. Then the crowd said they were going to kill the Christians and 1 can near the officials followed. Dr. Machle naturally rupposed the man had been sent by
away. Some of the men who had blood on officials. At this juncture the officials say they them went into the river and washed. Many test sight of the missionaries. Thinking that of the men had knives and daggers in their the missionaries were still in the house they belis and they gathered up the clothing and gate that admits to the ground in front of the attempted to keep the meh from entering the carried it away.
[To be concluded to-morroto.]* use, their efforts consisted in holding up their hands and begging the infuriated mob to desist and scatter. But the mob came from every direction and swarmed about the housco.. Foine Christians were with the missionaries and instead of going toward Samkong they turned in the direction of He Tsun. Dr. Machle asked the reason of this and was told that they were going to Ho Tsun school. Dr. Machle said this would not do as their presence would endanger the pupils. And all turned back nod he (Dr. Mackle) again proposed to push on to ankong, and explained that he was expecting a boat which, the officials had promised to provide.
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Seeing a man strike him and alliers throwing stone, instead of going to her hospital or to her house on the hill Dr: Chesnul, started for the foot bridge across the river to the city to stop to the trouble. Some one about the hospil inform the officials and request them to put a al saw her start in the direction of the city and PERSONNEL OF THE MISHON.
Judging what her ertand was informed the mob. Dr. and Mrs. Machle arrived in China six-Thereupon most of the men left the hospital teen years ago. They had three children liv. and rushed after Dr. Cheanut to prevent her
reaching the city. This accounts for the dis ing; two of whom are in America. Dr. Chesnut persion of the mob at the hospital Dr. Machle ten years, Miss Patterson two, the Peales not ced, as she ran for the foot bridge an an had just come. Rev. and Mrs. Edwards, the gry mob was gaining upon her, throwing stones remaining members of the station, are in Ame and shouting. The officer of the guard bont rica on furlough. Dr. Mahle has been at chasing her sent a small boat across the river seeing the foreign Indy running and a wild mob this station since its organization. "Ile is of and took her on board the guard bent which German descent, well educated, of a mild by this time had been pushed towards the disposition. A genial companion and held there to which Dr. Chesnut was running. The in highestoom by all his fellow-missinnaries. beached the shore too late to catch D. Chesnut but in time to stone the guard boat Arriving at Lien-chats on the evening before it was pushed beyond their rench. of October 10th, Dr. Machle remained on his When the guard beat was finally beyond bost all night. The following day did not their reach the mob returned to the hospit visit the hospital but was busy moving from uts, the officer on the guard boat sent a the boat to his house. On the morning of the messenger into the city to notify the civil and
military officials. About the same time a mes 28th, Saturday, about 9 o'clock Dr. Machle senger reached the yamen from Dr. Machle, started for his hospitul, a walk of about five mi who, upon reaching his residence on the hill nutes from his house, just west of the women's despatched a messenger with his card to in- hospital and separated from it by a narrow quest them 10 give the necessary protection. form the officials of the disturbance and re- roadway is a small temple belonging to the About this time was sent back to the hill at
The man who was still with them amall village of Tsai Un Pa (vegetable garden), her request. There were five officials in and he would guide them to a boat. Dr. The men's hospital is to the east of the wo-ahout the city, Sub-Prefect, Colonel, Major, Machle still supposed that this man was from Chint of Police, Deputy sheriff. These five the officials and all followed him. They were men's hospital and separated from it by a inne cfficers had under their immediate control on then led by a road which ruas behind the Church about 15 feet wide. "To reach the men's hos that day about 30 men called soldiers. Few, through the village of Ngo Kung tau, and on pital you pass between the temple and the if any, had received any training some were by a small path to the bank of the river. women's hospital, turn to the lett along the recently enlisted, and until the rising and the
Across the river was a ferry boat. The guide, massacre had taken place not one hore arms of Dr. Machile and others called for the boatman front of the women's hosphial. The min, en
any kind. When word reached the yamens and after some delay he purbed off his boat and the officials responded, promptly and went to the hospitals. But meeting neither officer came about half way across, and then quietly THE IDOL FE TIVAL.
nom, soldiers took alarm.
returned to the place from which he had started. By this time
He did this a second time and then refused in On the morning in question (October 281) the mob had greatly increased. It ap
move. Seeing that there was no hope of gelling and for some days previous there was an idol hospital after chasing Dr. Chesnut they Hamkang. Again this guide said he would pears then after that men returned to the
across the river another start was made for festival in progress at this templo, this was a would not accept the explanation of the
lead them to a place of safety. This time he kind of thanksgiving or harvest home festival. elders that the cannon bad besu returned and led them to the Dragon Cave Monestary (Lung A matshed had been erected about the temple, the trouble all settled. It is quite probable Tau Tsz), when the horrible massacre took In which were placed various articles connect that many of the late coiners did not know
place. Arrived at the temple a Buddhist stood at ed with the celebration. In erecting this mat probable that the young men who did know of of the return of the cannon and it is still more
The deer The question bow safe from the mob shed the villagers had gone beyond the temple their action and who would not listen to the they would be at once presented itself. They were not long left in doubt. The guide who had ground and made use of some land belonging eiders did all in their power to circulate the brought them then said the priest, who was to the mission. A year ago a’similar mat report that the cannon had not been returned.
standing near him, wanted money. It looked to shed had been erected, only inger. At that
PLUNDER AND LOOT.
the missionaties as if he wanted to make this.an tima the matter of using mission ground There young men showed by their actions that occasion to squeeze and after a brief consult- for the idol festival was referred to the off-they were determined to create a disturbance. alion together the missionaries again decided cial and a promis given by the villagers Stones were thrown and windows and doors to push on to Sam Kong. Just as they were sinashed. The mab soon gained an entrance.
leaving a number of people were seen running that the offence would not be repeated is not possible, in analyse the object of the for the temple. There seemed nothing to de **Taking, nelvantage of Dr. Machle's absence crowd as they filled the hospital. Same were
but to rusts back and find refuge within. A in Canton, the mashed was put up again there to innt. Others only as lookers-on; white word regarding the temple is necessary to make -this year, but on a smaller scale. When Dr.others say that they were in search of the can- the situation clear.
Machle reached this matched and saw that the non. Some tin pans had been beaten, and when a tin pan is, beaten scores of the very worst promise given last year had been broken he character of the place are sure to came together felt it his duty in remonstrate with the people in the hope of finding an opportunity to plunder. for this breach of faith. At first be proposed While searching orlanting or doing both someon entering the temple get speaking to the old atomical and pathological specimens were found These cans'sted of monkey, A child with men (called alders) in charge of the festival. | placen's, and a fretits of three merihs' growh against the side of a hill in which there buys, one attempting to catch 3 bats and the
trance to hospitals are on the south, a high wall surrounds both hospitals.
On accond thoughts he decided not to enter lost his presence in the temple at such a time might crente disturb cm. At the side of the road in front of the temple were placed six small cannon used for saluting at different times during the celebration. Two small boys were in charge of them: 'These cannon were about six inches high and three or four inches je diameter, made of iron with iron hooping
These were preserved in alcohol in earthen jas. These specimens were kept in a room called a museum with sperimens from the animal, segeinb'e and mineral kingdom. There were also models of farming to le, cans and ather things calculated 10 interest and instruct the people many of whom had visited the museum and examined the different specimens, and it is very apparent that some of the men who rashed first into the hospital went directly for these anatomical and pathole gical specimens,
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about them. They are practically the same as. the cannon used to fire satutes when an official leaves or enters a yamėn. In order to get the men to come and tell about the erection of the matched on mission ground Dr. Machle picked Up thres of their little 'cannon and told the boys there were many present who, cried out that never before entered the cave.
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THE BUDDINSt temple and cave. The temple itself differs little from an ordinary Buddhist temple. It consists of two or three buildings, one behind the other with the accompanying wings, and open courts. In the second division is the main idol shrine, The third division is buik
is a cave. This cave is just as Nature made it with the exception that at the entrance is placed an idal shrine and any number of little idels are arranged above, the entrance on jutting rocks. A rough flight of steps-of stone lead down to the first floor of the cave. Beyond are a number of irregular passages, none very wid and most of them very narrow. It is just as if there had been a great upheaval and the inck had split and fallen spat, leaving parrow or wider passages, here a deep pit and there a cavern, one high up in the rock and These specimens were immediately carried another down below the level of the temple. out and shown to the crowd which now number. It is a dark, damp place and enough to make el several hundred. There were, these ready to shudder as he enters. The missionaries knew the cavern was behind the temple, Mr. shout lathe mob that the foreigners had butcher. ed their children and, strange as it may seem,
Machle had visited it previously though he hat When the mab to go into the temple and invite the old men
their children had been taken, and some no
wht seen rushing towards the temple, Mr. to como and talk with him: The boys im doubi spoke the truth; kidnapping is very com
Machle told the others to hurry and hide and mediately went into the temple and Demon in the neighbourhood and in fact every asked the monk for matches. The monk look the remained to close the door, after this he where in South China, Here then was an men's hospital, pulling the cannon into a room fenders of the mob who knew better wo keder. Mr. Machde quickly snatched the box and As the old men did not follow him into the upon the feelings of the people; the mob beran for the cave. Already the crowd was pound on CHRISTMAS DAY? hospital Tir. Machle went but to the outer gate came furious. The specimens were placeding at the door. When Mr. Machle entered the and found three old men there angåkerind upon a bamboo tray and hong between twa them about a dozen young men with Tridens | main streets of Lien-chau city, while a man that all were. concealed he rushed into one men who carried it between them through the Mrs. Machle but received no answer. Believe and sonie Chinese weapon. These young walked ahead beating a gong and another
of the numerous openings. Pushing farther men were very noisy and defiant. Dr. Machle man followed calling upon the people to look and farther in he hid behind a rock. lle war explained to the old men why he objected to upon the specimens and urging them to
soon found by two men who demanded money; will be opened from 4 P.H. the matshed being on the mission property and vengeance. How many rushed to the hospital ie Kave what he had with him his watch and reminded them of their promise of a year ago. doubt that several thousand people were soon as they were going be heard them say to others cannot be definitely stated, but there is no They again promised not to repeat the offence gathered together. The work of destruction that part of the cave. After this experience. who were searching, that there was no one in and asked Dr. Machle to make no further ob- began. The hospitals were set on fire. But a jections as the festival would be finished that little bel this time the officials arrived, hole with water in it he lay down in the water Mr. Machle pushed farther in and coming to a bus with their few followers unarmed they almost covered and lay concealed for several day and the shed removed. Dr. Machle con sented and detailed one of his helpers to fetch were powerless. When they exhorted the mob hours and knew nothing, of the others until sex- the cannon from the dispensary. This was
to desist and, disperse They were told to mind their own business. The missionaries were all cued. The fate of the others and the rescue "dong and the cannon were returned to the old gathered on the hill in or about Dr. Machle's of Miss Patterson may be best told in the men. These old men then turned to the residence. The officials, according to their words of eye-witnesses whom I interviewed and young men and explained that everything own account, finding it impossible to quell the took down their statements. had been settled and exhorted them to make residence to protect them and rescue the mis- mub and save the hospitals started" for the no disturbance. Just about this time the sioparies. Arrived at the hill they met Dr. Mr. Machle, Dr. Chesnut and Amy Machic, A Ki, who saw the capture and killing of crowd had been increased by a number of men Machle in front of his house. Some words related the following arrived at the temple who were seen running from a direction op. were exchanged about the riot and the officials shortly before noon just in time to see the mob posite that leading to the temple. One of the mob dare not come up here. But yet fearing the act of the uide: Some young fellows then
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4 be afraid; we will protect you; the bringing Dr. Chescut down the temple steps to old man sselog that the crowd was cot in trouble the officials suggested to Dr. Machlo
the foot of a large tree, and she sat down on a clined to be quist urged Dr. Machle to goʻlato that all the missionaries should go to the went up to her and hit her with a piece of the hospital, Dr. Machle was about, to do so yamen in chairs or in a boat. Dr. Machle said wood. It was not a hard blow, Four raffiant
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