THE GRAPHIC

SEPTEMBER 7, 1895

DRAWN BY C. J. STANILAND

Kucheng, It is forty-five the years of the since missionaries first began their work in the province of Fukien on the south-eastern coast of China. In this province, which is one of the most turbulent, are situated Foochow and terms of goodfellowship with many of the natives. Indeed, Archdeacon Wolff not long ago was stoned out of places where he has since been heartily received. The missionaries seem, however, to have incurred were the on scene recent massacres. The station at Kucheng was established in 1887. Archdeacon Wolff and his assistants had worked hard to improve the lot of the people, and the missionaries hostility of various secret societies, and particularly of the Vegetarians'

THE OUTRAGES ON MISSIONARIES IN CHINA: SCENES IN FOOCHOW AND KUCHENG DISTRICTS

THE Presbylerian Missionary Archdeacon Worff VillageChh Hok-Chiang Buddhist Priest Kushan Monastery Buddhist Temple Kushan Two the Gods. Native Church Fushan,Monastery Pastor & Catechist Hok-Chiang. CHENTSCHEL.S: