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PARTIXOBITUARIESAdam, James B. C1M. Killed by lightning Aug. 11,1915, in Anshunfu, Kweichow. Arrived 1888. Labouredamong the aborigines of Kweichow.Adamson, Mrs. Louise, wile of A.Q. Adamson. YMCA.Died Nov. 12, 1915, at Cheyenne, Wyoming, U.S.A. Arrived1909.Bergen, Rev. Paul David, D.D. PN. Born in Bellefontaine,0., 1860. Died Aug. 8, 1915, at Unionville, Conn.Arrived 1883. Engaged in evangelistic and educationalwork in Shantung. Sketch in Chinese Recorder, 1915, pp.569-575.Berktn, Mrs. Leila Louise, wife of John Berkin, formerlyof the WMMS. Died Oct. 19, 1915, at Ruling. Engagedin medical work.Black, Miss J. CIM. Born 1840. Died May 11, 1916,at Laohokow, Hupeh. Arrived 188- ]. One of five sisterswho devoted their lives to China. Engaged in evangelisticwork.Butchart, James, M.D. FCMS. Died Feb. 15, 1916,at Nanking. Arrived 1891. Engaged in medical work inKiangsu.Candlin,Mrs.G.T. UMC. Died Peking. Arrived 1878.Claxton, Mrs. S. E. Frances Alice, wife of Rev. A. E.Claxton, LMS., Hankow. Born 1865. Died Feb. 25, 1916,at Leamington, England. In 1885 missionary to Samoa.Arrived in Chungking 1894. Sketch in West China Missionary News, July 1915, pages i>3-34*Cooper, Prof. F.C. St. John s University. Born Oct.23, 1864, in London. Died June 4, 1915. Arrived 1886.Began work at St. John s in 1892. Engaged in educationalwork. Sketch in Chinese Recorder, 1915, p. 185.Cooper, Airs. James F. ABCFM. Died Sept. 1, 1915.Arrived 1914. Laboured in Foochow. See MissionaryHerald, December, 1.915. (Editorial).