FATEHPUR

[s. 248] : A town in the United Provinces, India, situated 70 miles N.W. of Allah a bad. Population (1891), 20,000, of whom 10,000 are Hindus and 9,000 Mohammedans. Station of (1903) 5 mi ionaries, men and women; 9 native workers, men and women; 1 chapel, 2 schools and 2 outstations. the PN (1853), with FAT-SHAN: A manufacturing town and river port on the Canton River, 9 miles W. S. W. of Canton, Kwangtung, China. A great part of the traffic on the three rivers which unite to form the Canton River pa es through this place, and people from all parts of Kwangtung, Kwangsi and even Yunnan are met with. In former years the hatred of foreigners was great, and at any time preaching was likely to cause commotion and trouble. Population about 400,000. Station of the WMS, with (1903) 3 mi ionaries, of whom 2 are physicians; 7 native workers, 6 outstations, 3 preaching places, 1 day school, 1 hospital, and 115 profe ing Christians. 248