VUGA

[s. 790] : A settlement in German East Africa, situated in the Usambara region, about 53 miles E. by N. of Tanga. Station of the German East Africa Mi ion (1895), with (1903) 5 mi ionaries, three of them with their wives; 1 woman mi ionary, 1 native worker, 2 outstations, 1 place of worship, 1 day school, and 108 profe ed Christians. Some write the name Wuga, and call the same place Ngazi. VUYYURU. Se« Vaytubu. Vinnlconda Wake field 773 w WADAI A native state of Africa under tlie pro: France, lying between tlie Egyptian Sudan and the Lake Chad basin, containing 170,000 square miles, and a population of about tection of 2,000,000. The state is semi-civilized. It is a Mohammedan region, with a strong tendency to destroy any person di enting from Islam. No mi ionary has ever visited Wadai unle in disguise or with military force. rigidly WADAL: An ancient city in Bombay, India, 26 miles northeast of Ahmadnagar. It was formerly of some political importance. Station of the (1855), with (1903) 1 mi ionary and his wife, 43 native workers, 15 outstations, 12 places of worship, 16 Sunday schools, 1 boarding school and 237 profe ed Christians. Some write the name Wacfale. ch150.xhtml a 791