The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1914, Page 15

“AMERICANS IN PERIL |W Fy AS CHINESE BRGANDS | ‘SEK AK BURN TOM hose Over Report of Recent Out- ¥ break of “White Wolf.” Louisiana, brane house of the “PEKIN, China, June 4.—‘“White| Previously Wolf,” the Chinese brigand, who @aring the last fow months has de- ‘Vastated the Provinces of Hupeh, onan and shensi, is now looting aad burning towns and villages in the Province of Kansu. After eluding the army sent to ‘capture him by the Chinese Govern- ment, he yesterday set fire to the town of Ningchow, and his followers to-day attacked Taochow in the ex- tweme south of the province and, after pillaging the inhabitants, turned it to the ground, “The brigands then proceeded to Bon! where they set fire to the famous monastery of the Tibetan Lamas. Subsequently a column of regular troops defeated tho bandits, who fled to the ravines of Lily Mountain, 100 falles to the south of Lanchow. Fears wero expressed to-day by the Christian and Missionary Alll- ance, which has about a hundred missionaries stationed in various parts of China, for the safety of sev- eral men and women who were known to be in the towns pillaged by “White Wolf." At the monastery of the Tibetan Lamas when “White Wolf's” followers set fire to it was @ missionary named Kauffman, who eame from Missourl, Miss Haup- berg, of Boone, Ia,; Miss Kennon of Obio and J. P. Ronmen of Indiana also were believed fo have been at the monastery mission, » Other Americans known to have “been in missions sald to have been Gestroyed by “White Wolf” are tho Rey. and Mrs. W. Rev. and Mrs, w the trouble zone, —_—_—_—_- LIPTON’S SHAMROCK IV. TOWED OUT FOR TRIALSPIN Shamrock III. 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