Another Missionary Grave
By W. A. S.
Just after last year's week of prayer we received news of the death of Brother J. H. Watson, in Nyassaland. In the midst of this week of prayer we have to announce the death of one of our India missionaries, Brother Walter W. Quantock. It is sadly appropriate that, in association with the season of making gifts of money for the missionary cause, there come reminders of the fact that this cause is truly a warfare, and some are called to give life itself in missionary service. Brother Quantock returned from India in September, sorely stricken, yet hopeful of being again able to engage in the work. He passed away at Boulder, Colo., Sabbath, December 3. It was in December, 1898, that our brother sailed for India, and his record5is known to all his associates in labor as that of a faithful, loyal missionary, and a true friend and brother in service. This new missionary grave at his old home in Fayette, Mo., is but an added incentive to push the work forward until the reign of death itself shall be broken. We know that Sister Quantock (formerly Miss May Taylor) and her little one and all the sorrowing relatives will have the sympathy of all the great family of believers.