The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-01
TIE cnINEsE cAxcrR.

sIon o. heai Estate In the Vicinity Of
CanNei SF IlssSs,.d H -T "S'
Tho Ch;ns.a - 81. -: ,....,. J.. A..
-, 4l,tsf 80 Ss9si,Ptie tSi' pull1 up III lhe
leart Of san Francisco Is q standing won
der Of Eastern visitors, q monument 10
the tenacity Of the MonooI;an roco or1 a
hSvo;,,I "Si - I, - A".0 .,1u nv /"
DyWofu ,.N y il anu afeproach 70 the city ITSELF
That the Chinese should have obtain.
ed foothoid or lodenettt in A portion Of
thecity once,copsidered tha meet soITShIa
for business purposes seems % Usrv %sl9 .,rsnoo
no,,,oi T., ~ NY o"'y ~
Ai''i'eu sP0fss ss'pii, pus nave constantly
expanded their domain, appears even more
remarkable 10 tIie unthink inkinpmind.
But 10 one who.haa sirliai ia morror
l., v,,,;oh ~ -, '.''0'
III 'i''ii si'V eLltssot u Shlnatown
nave been exiended, and the causes which
led to the capilulation of the Caucasian
and tbe vradi,ai enr,s, ,,,is,. otsI,; n n,,ro,t,.
. :~.. H eN,'i'' ~ s,lsAss - i'aq property
ll'o 'N1oi'sVilAn hanas, tnere appears' no
cause ior astonishnlent The history OF
the growth OF the Flowery Kingdom Of
San Franc;sco ston hy s+an ,,,orI1 ~ :.
seii mi msnS rcInIr,, II tSe d., " ~
Il ~ sav ths. tbsir f.st toe,ioIj III ,raa iiiSe ~
ta;ned On JacSson stroat ULosa ""S o"o " ~.
n,oro l,n;IS;nS.s w. so',.oI a. . oMo VI
icTtrSvs SantrsT tss Soon tb bST;,tS = "a ~at e
ihors = SbnnJefT and S;ss.,sta3 " thei.
ne fann3 n SoTys ;sn9 ~ - S.e,s - ~ nss.
n, go fIa tls,iId;ns !. ftt,,, Syoss s'soAOS
could not ha rorteJ ~ ts,bu Luz noriN SSSaseJ
tho;r owners not ;no,;Oo5 - ~ ~ peVbo' tU3, Hlu
mo;r ;JIa ,,;aiJaJ ~ .ho 49,, ~ se0 'nsna d;I re-
s.ancaS oniIst ~ ste ~ ~ ~ Sitcu'u'
s9SJ u ~ r. =
From house to house until perhaps block
was secnred-them. Their occupations of.
the block made the street "no, thorough
fare" for wtites peoples The street thus
closed, i was an easy matter to cross it,
and while owners Of Property 'desired,by
them asked and obtained for short time
exofbitant rents, they soon found that they
were but children in the hads OF their
cunning tenants, who never failed; when
the premises were seedrea 'and occupied
for time, to demand reduction OF the
rents to much, less than the premises ever
had been rented for. Some property own
ers endeavoEed to secure themselves by
leases, but what means had they Of max,
ing AIE. Y CELESTIAL live up toa lease when
hsP etmsce up ms smindSo leave or be-
III %e iof o ana I'm IN case
ihers " scstcsly a. insta Sco om racos5 s Ia' "a
his c;tv wSers rb;te % ter"nt tGSU,u bSs oun. ~
No., S5,SnSSS ,Ea" 1Sa,;SJ iS sis hsie S " "
SuiI dInSeTe 4 ma basn coS /. ,;in s.eS n,
tbs opi1,m smokin~ and otbsrwise necnI
Sr,, S T; dJor;te.oUS nsonIo na tmtSe peSul..
;nrnceH, cs eS,5oa I ,1;.h .oano nsi t'.n 'ls nt
w., mn cerds nlevsG ~ v;n onS ."oadd lu,t "
ssIisi,SI ~ Tn3tS Sovitn SsS & ISsSs i1aSe SIss;i
X y6or thsv crnn;noiv rIonraj n,,J ~
SsntiS sbiSsd iba ;nS,.it, hJs f.;;1s SVtEIe;. N;
s"S.ac;t ~; ,,nNI tnSIa,, ,ha a,nn;so b.,i,t
SrSnnJ that soi;t"ry I horsa on yS!S Tans,ar up
Strest se1tanSs from keornv .troat ~ ~
Sast n Stoctton % street On tha s wsst u" 1nS sn
irnn,s ;iorn;a ,vtraet oror toS Proa ~. "ne
Trna % thav bovs uSt not Us oStvet an.tSoI ~
EaornH s;roat no;;hos hHd ,So,. 0Su ~ S..SiH Tn
strss, S Mntt er sbor, u tmo 'ae5 aeS oh p'0cH
ibsv % are on % StocltSS sttoct I'M aS S%h Nv NV
posterous @ to predict Mat erentually tbeSy' S
Ell Sys K Sarts,i on ~ K y tha ,saSt 'S
II In, Z, 1 jeSStJ Il. ~ ie"j,;6ns S2s SEno
TrestS For twsIye I'm, vearS Sosn;ta III
heir attemntsNand they @ have "S' Saen fra. 20.
Snant and desnornteStbsv have have Wv" ="
80. HsAs 80 ssS1lssI',. ~. - law Z
N " eRoYFlNS CfIltAlRfoRSh
tGJtu5ti HlilYEHHEF. LID YltlkUul
One building in particular, Cold and
weather, beaten, had stood the brune OF
their endeayors like some grim fortress,