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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

A Col Rogers launched bis i-oi cai to day.
 $. Aumuller will arrive on to-night'- stage from Phenix'
 Tom Urquhsr, returned las, night from his visit to California. W. U. Barnes has been confirmed as as- socisted justice of this territory. Tucson has put . body of mounted rangers iu the field sgains, the Apaches. RI Long territorial superitendeu, of pubic instruction, left fir Apache county this msraing.
 J. W. Wilson q Co. received . large invoics of new goods st tteiI clething ems porium last evening
 J. L. Fisher came in on last nights Ash Fork stage from Cs!iferuis, where be left his family to spend the sumner.
 Dr. CIintou H. Davis, . brother ef W. c. Davis, ol Tucson, was killed by Indians recently within a few miles ot tha, town.
 ST. Powell miner, prosp, c,cr, and mine owner, of Turkey creek, vas in town purchasing supplies fir bis camp, to-day.
 X neS company has been rgsnized ;n Phenix. 10 build the Phenix & Maricspa railroad which the Gazette s,ys will go 10 work .. soon as p,ssbe.
 Track lsyicg on the nsrso~ gauge railroad comneDced last Monday and the same will nov no doubt be continued until the San Pedro is reached. Star.
 VIC. Potts came in from the railroad this morning snd says ,hs, PaIkers' mill has cut sbout 6,0o0 ties for the branch railroad and are now c1itipg st inc rate of i,0O0 per day.
 Murdock Mcdonald, . wholesale and retail merchant of Tuikey creek, is visit ing Prescott Mir. McDonad supplies miners with anything from coil of fuse 70 Cnrliss engine.
 Scientific experts say that ID ma.tc- hew gres, an overdose of Red Star Cough Cure should De given. even to child, as ]. is safe, has DO cpistes, sud is purely vegetable. Besides this Is prompt and sure.
 Governor Zalick has been devo,ipg a considerable prstion of his time, during ihs present week, "a the examination of pspsrs containing applications for psrdons. As yet DO par jons have beeu announced how cver.
 Parties who recently crossed tbe Colors- do river st the Needles, say that the bridge ss thst place, is threatened with destruction The river is up to within a few feet of the track and is said to be higher than it has been known 10 be for years having raised sf,een feet within twenty four hours.
 Miss Abbie Mott, p,ima donna from Cslforns will arrive by to-pigh,'s stage from | Ash Fork, ard win make her appearance this evening at the Palace Ss- loon. She has the reputation of being an excellent musicIen snd will favor the ps- trcns of the aDove place with free con certs every evening.
 A herder. employed by VI Wilson & Co.,. during the past winter. near Castle creek, employed his leisure time 10 p!o. pecting for mineral. He came across a ledge, from which he took seven pounds chunk of gold ore which be crushed in 8 mortar and ol tsIsei gold to the amount of e450 from it. V. 2. Wilson brought in q splendid sPecimen to-day from the mine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
l.rePArsss .. Cet.hrafe

The interest fell in 'he appropriate ob- servanoe of the Fourth of July sss mani fesfed last night by the goOdly number wbo met ,o make Arrangements theref,r. The following committees Eege appointed ::
 ARRASGENESTs.--JL l. Fl-her. F II Cock. ] ; Fifeld, G II selOiy, Mike Hickey, J F aeaaor, C \ Bray.
 DEcoRA3IoS---J Y RoienbaTg, [ Barke, $ W HsI:gsn, Jas Guild, A c RsndA, W H Rysn.
 CAKRIAsEs-W J Curry and $ A Logsn
 oRArIeSs.-Ed Cook and Morris Goli- water.
 MnirAEr.--J D aeghes, Fsaak C.sa> nsugh.
 FIRE DsrAKTxEN1.--r K scbeley. Fifield, Ed Roberts.
 sALrrEs Geo Barton, k M Taek-u.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

1bere are on exhibition, for sale ss BssyS stess, snumber of oil paintings by 4iss Jean Marlin which rvdscts credit ou the artistic abiiiues of the artist. One oi chem. Thuub Butte, was taken from . point south ess, of Capitol hill. The San Franciscc mountains WAS rkstehed from point sn the government road tour miles from Prescott. Both are true to uatuse. There are alec number of flower p'au:s painted from natural Aosers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
DfstrAes COars.

cHrES JUSTICE SHIELDS PRESIDING.
 Tuesday, Juns s,g. N Fuller ss New Era Gold G Co; de> murrer argued ard taken under advise nent. VIZ Wilson . Co us P A Crsigue & Co; demurrer argued and submitted; over- ruled by court and ordered that defend ant have ill June 18th 10 S,e answer.
 David Herbert s N E Collins; De- murrer overruled; IS dsys given to answer. Hendricks u Smith ct al; demurrer argued and submitted.
 Holmes VI Holmes; motion by attorneys for C W Beach 10 strike out snswer of plaintiff and defendant to his intervening petition argued and ovenuled.
 Ordenssein VI Bones ( Spencer, motion to dissolve attachments argued.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
Al lsdtan Scare.

Mrs. J. T. Hamilton, of Peoples valley, yesterday teiegra pnsd that band of forty Iudiars were in the vicinity of Walnut GrNve and 'hs, the people were becoming alarmed. Signal fires had been seen on the nountsios fer two or three nights previous ara e the Iadisns vere not sccompsiaed by either women or children, it was though, that they had evil desisos on settlers. 4 telegram this morning stated tha. all was quiet yss, but people alarmed. Peoples valley is only s miles from Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

It seems to be source of ss much gratis ncsiio" 's the edltsr sf cur contemporary to publish, what hs knows to be false. con- ceining the proprietorship of this paper, that ve will let him ";oll It like . swee, morsel under his tongue"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
Ronefal uOsiee.

To the officers and members of Arizona Lodge, No. 1, 1. O. O. P. You are hereby notified to meet at the lodge, on Thursday, Jaos 10th. ss s:so p. m., to st,end the funeral services of cur late Brother Joseph E. Du Prez. Visiting brother, are cpr- dislIy invited to .ttend. By order of
 s. \. Lo0AN,
 NC
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

Governor Tritle, writes to the editor of
 this paper that the county railroad bonds hsse sil been negotiated, iron end rolling stock purchased tor our railroad, and active
 wosk will be commenced immediately.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

Ihe ChamPon ssys that Flagsta6 has . bass ball nine, shs are ready to take . challenge. If they arc srxious for game let them ssnd . challenge to picked nine of 0eronine's followers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

W. c. Ps'is lefs this morning for the rsiirosd. When .c,ive work is commenced ea cur brunch he will be joined by hi. wife and child.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

Tho lecture last evening. drew . good audience, 10 hesr of the "Mo ms Wonders q told in the eloquent laugua e of Rev. c. H. Adams and illustrated by means of the ssereoprcon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
Barrett Psss Ass~.,is. .

All Ccursdes are requested to meet ss the Post Hall at a30 p n June 10th. to- porrow-to attend the funeral ser ueas of Conrsde Joseph Duprez.
 Fer order Post Commsuder
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
Call Ona Settle.

The undersigned, having retired from the brewery tusiness, respectfully rsques,s that all parties indebted Co him call and settle within thirty days, or their accounts will De placed in the hsn.s of . collector for collection.
 JOHN RAuLh. Prescott, May ,. lSss- i'm.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

Jee Du Pfef, sn old resident of Prescott,
 men ion If whose illness has been msde in
 these columns, from time to nms, expired this morning st 10 o'clock
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

PLANrS.-Cabbsge, caulihower, tomato, pepper, s'rswberry, rbubarb, for sale q, the Prescott Garden, north end McCormie street. J.9-lu
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

Sheriff Aulvenon and Deputy Marshal Dunavsu resarsed last night having fa,ied Co discover rhe parties who robbed ,he stsgs on Friday night last.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

kentocky sour mash whIskey, double a'rdsSd goods, and genuine Tennessee white rye at the Cob Web.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
BUSHES LOCALS.
A Casa

To all who Me sunering from the .rrors and discreuons of youth, nervoos wssknsss,
 early decay, loss of manhood, etc. l vii
 send recipe tiat will cure you FREE OF CHARGE Tnis great remedy wss dis- covered by . U issionsry Tn Souta America. Send self,sdjressed envelope so the REV JOSEPH I. LYMAN, Stasios D. New York City tts
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

The Cbsmpion refers to the only law yer of Williams, as "the leading attorney" of ttst neuuts,n city.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
RALPH B. CLARKE

Henry A. Mott, Jr, Pn .D.,F. c. S.. Prof Chem stry, New York Asdicst Col. lege, and late Government Chemist says: My investigation Sf A!lcock's Por"us Pas ter shows 1t to coctsin valuable and esssn. tisl ingredients not preseus ID any other plaster. These ingredients are so perfec:- " proportionei that Alcocks Porous Pas ters will not cause b'isters or excessive irritation, and l find |, superior 10 and more efh cient than any plaster" Imita,ions and countsr ei;s of this valuable remedy are being o9srsd for ssle:so when purchasing Allcocks Porous Plss,ers do nat fail to see that the regis tered trade mark stamp is on each plsster, as none are genuine without is.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
Wednesdays Edition,

Rev.G. H. Adams left f,r Flsg,,4T :Lis norsing.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

Geau ne Paiisielphi. brewery beer, ice cold. on lap st tie Pnescott House.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

The best Limes ever brough, to the 'ovn, st Ai'ken's fruii and cigar store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
Rlanaa anA OeUnna

!. the fnrst tone and best make, suited e '' climate, for sale cheap at
 Gro. H. CURRYb II Jewelry Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

Geo. Wicker is shipping ore from his White Spar mine. in the Hasssysmpa dis fric,.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

The probsbili,ie, are that but iitsle, If any, United States court business will be transacted this mont has the fund, for the fiscal year have been exhausted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

Chew "Pipes HeidseicK" and "1oksy"- imoke "Ai'ken's Be.t." 'Stareo," 'silk Tie," and "A. E." cigars. ''SportmasS Caporai," "Puil Dress" cigaret'es and var- ious other brand. of cigars asd cigarettes at Ai;keps.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
l. L FISHERS LOCALS.

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 Seed potstoes, Early Rose. Late Rsss Peach Blows aud Neschsnnock, ct J. L. Fisher's.
 Cry-'sliz,d F.site, 25 ct. Fer box ., J. L. Fishers.
 Smoked Eels and Lsmb T ague,. just Ieceived by J. L. Fisher. Baied Alfalfa hay cheap g, J. L. Fishers.
 Carpets and Oil Cloth, 70 cents per yard srd upwards, as J. L. FisheiS. Fresh Butter. Egg and Cheese fy . the eanch st..J. L F,sheri. Hanging lamps, .ssswsre end chss- deliers best rnd cheapest st ]. L. Fish. er's
 Gold dust, bullion, county spd city warrants taken in exchange fer gsods att L. Fish.r's.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
Gra1a ODenlsl

Of 10. of new miliuary goods delayed by waih ou,s. Owing to the latsness of the season they will be closed uot impsdisaely s,cosi.
 If Mas. A A. FulBnH,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
Mas. A A. FUIBnH,

Genuine White Rye sThiskey and choice Extract oS Chicken .: the Paacs Saloos. .
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

have been . severe sufferer from Ca> tarrh br the past fifteen yesfs. with dis. dressing pains over my eyes. Gradually the disease worked down upon my lungs About year and half aco comnenced using Ely's Cream Balm, with most grssify- ing results, snd am to-day apparently culed.-Z. c. Warren, Rutland, Vt.
 My Daughter and myself. great suflerers from Cstarrb, have been cured by Eiys Cream Balm. My sense of smell restored aud health greatly ImProved.-C. ' Stsn- ley, Merchant, Itbaca, N. Y. Easy io use. Price 50 cents.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
Nervous Debilitatod}lsa

Ton are allcwej free trial of thirty days she use of Dr, Dyes Celebrated Voltaie 3cit with Electric suspensory Appliances
 or the speedy relMi and permanent cure Nervous Debilj'v, foes of vns'ity and " "anhood and g.. xiodred troubles, Also for many other diseases. Complete restoration 0 health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, 'i:G fuil information, terms, etc.. mailed
 70 by addressing voltsic Belt Company karshall, Mich.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
shorthand WPising.

sho'thsnd IS taught entirely by mail, with better results ;u any given time, than ' oral methods. Send ten one cent lamps for "DeclaIstion If InoepeEdeuce" aad terms.
 RALPH B. CLAIRE, f53s Germsntown Az, Phllsdelphis, Ps. Mention paper.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
I've Car koaaa

Two Gar Loada Of choice, extra family, Fresno -four ju'' reccived by
 ]. L. f,sHn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
BOOTS AND SHOre'

We have just received and placed in stock over 100 cases of SPRING GOODS comprising all the latest styles and desirable makes.
 We are offering larger and better stock of bOOTS AND SHOES than at any time previous Ladies' Curacoa Kid Button Shoes, French kid button piece, opera toe. medium heel, all widths and szes s2.50 per pair.
 Ladies Fine Kid Four button Oxford Shoes for Sum- wear genuine hand -sewed S2 5O Ladies Genuine Oil Goat Button Shoes medium heel and toes, s2.5O.
 Ladies Fine French Kid Button Shoes, medium heel and toes, genuine hand sewed, $5-must be seen to be appreciated.
 Ladies Fine Grison French Kid Button Shoes souars and round toes, common sense heel, S4. Misses Pebble Button School Shoes worked button holes, standard screw fastened sizes II to 2 at the low price of Sl50 Boys Calf School Shoes buttoned, high cut sizes to 2,$l.75. Mems Genuine Calf Button Lace Congress Caters best shoe Tn the market for the money, & 90 Ladies Curocoa Kid Button Shoes common sense heel and toe, French Kid Button piece s2.50.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09

HALE BROS. & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-30
wr pevoIte Passes Bogus Checks y

A Troy IN. W special says: Six months
ago Harold c. Dewoie. claiming TO be an
agent for Il. Ilanrahan IL Co., OF New YORK
CITY. opened a bucket.slop here. Dew0lfe
had two checks for SIS each cashed by MIR.
Willard, proprietor Of the Revere House.
on presenting the checks to the banker
with whom Dewolie claimed to have an
account, Mr.. Willard was informed That
the maker Of the checks bad no money
there, and further inquiry showed
that Dewolfe had left the city some
DAYS ago. Three other persons In the
city who had casiied checks for Dewoiie
are also looking for bim, they too having
found that his bank account had been ex'
bausted. Dewolfe, although he Is under
thirty years OF age, has had varied career.
lie Is reported here to be the son OF New
York physician. Both his parents he repre-
sented as being in independent circum'
stances. Dewolfe spent money laglshly
while here. lie preferred the company OF
women. A person who was formerly with
him says that few days ago be received
$500 from his mother, and WITHOUT reveal
ING this fact TO his father drew on the latter
for $3.50 more. 1t Is, however, due to him
TO say that number Of persons from
whom he had borrowed money give
him credit for refunding the loan.
Some years ago he was married to a
daughter Of prominent Wall-street broker,
| and not long afterward induced Bebe Vim.
| ing, the actress, TO marry him and accom-.
papy him to Montreal, where he made a
sensation. When Miss Vining learned that
Dewolie belonged to another woman she
left him, and his wife afterward obtained q
divorce. Hotel-keeper willard says that
| Dewolfe also owed him board I'LL OF
about $50, and II his father refuses to settle
this and refund the money obtained on the
check steps will be taken to have the young
man arrested. II Is understood that he
managed the bucket. shop for Hanrahan 4
Go. on a salary. The place has been locked
ND for several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-30
A RraXe young Girl.

A New York telegram says: Maria De-
WHO, an Italian girl about twelve years
old, was the heroine 10. day OF what almost
proved TO be a fearful tragedy. The girl
lives with her father, Giuseppe Devizio, at
No. 81 Mott street. Like all OF her race,
she Is remarkably mature for her age. Seve-
raj months ago there went 10 board In the
Devizio household one Gatano Feranto. His
fate was sealed on the first evening he pass
ed In bis new residence. Feranto is only
twenty years old. He did not tell his ,ove
10 any one, but set about expressing his
admiration for Maria In most novel man.
ner.
Last week he went TO a Second avenue
photographer and had his picture taken
with pistol Ia bis right hand pointing at
bis temple. This morning he went TO his
clearinghouse while Maria was alone and
said:
"Here's my picture. love you. II you
don't marry me will kill us BOTH"
Maria exhibited phenomenal GOODNESS
and bravery for girl OF Der age. She pro.
missed 10 marry her desperate sutton and
said she would 90 and tell her father. In.
stead Of seeking old man Devisio, Maria
rushed 70 the Eiizabeth-street station
house and informed Captain McCullagh.
Policeman Curran FASTENED TO the house
and found Feranto brandishIng revolver.
After @ hard struggle the frenzied lover
Was arrested and taken to the Tombs,
where he was heid for trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-30
wREN's DEFECTIVE AGENCY.
w REN'S NATIONAL POLICE DE-

w TFCTIvE AGENCY, having been
thoroughly organized by the employment
OF q large number OF reliable and expe-
renced operators (many OF whom are
wholly unknown 10 the public. nov offers
Its services 10 bankers, Insurance compa-
MES merchants. manufacturers, and hotels
at an annual consideration to be agreed
upon. II Is already employed In this way
by thirty.five OF the leading business:
houses OF this city, and wishing to give all
the bepent OF its protection have the fol-
lowing facts 70 present to the public:
The Agency will have not only strict
watch upon all that interests the bust
ness affairs OF those employing 1t. but gives
residences. protecting them against bur-
glars thieves from without and within, In.
cendiaries, blackmailers. &c. II Is o WELL
established fact among most OF the leading
business men OF the North and West, and 4
few Of the South. that without the protec-
ton OF well. organized detective agency
large losses are sustained. not only by the
thefts com mitted by the professional thief
but 4 ON the constant thefts by many OF their
employ ees who have the full confidence den OF
named class OF thieves can be had through
this Agency by It's constant looking after the
antecedents, hfb.ts, associations. &c, Of
The new year being now nearly at hand.
and q time whom many business houses
make radical changes In their affairs.
making new departures. &C.. take this op.
portunity Of presenting TO this community
the advantages OF regularly employing my
agency OF protection TO all branches OF
trade.
A consultation upon this subject can be
had by applying at my Office In person, or, II
desired. being Noticed by letter. telephone,
or otherwise, win call and explain more
fully the benefits to b derived by employ.
ing my agency. Respectfully, ,ru
Proprietor Wren's National
Police Detective Agency.
Telephone, No. 37S.
State. de "a. et'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-30
NORFOLK.
he Evidence Commenced PieksttBa.
sAansl camp Finance Hsvy.fard
uosss-esrsenal.
Of the Richmond Dispatchl


DEcEnBER 20, 1883.
The trial cf the HiIl-Potter murder case
attracted quito throng OF spectators TO
judge Hughes's court this morning.. As
the killipg ives brought abont by sensa'
tioual circumstances. toe morbid'y curious
expected that evidence would be iorthcom-
ing. The prisoner was surrounded bv MS
family in court. Charles II. sharp, ESQ.,,
ioIncd with the counsel for the defence,
making three lawyers for that side. The
Jury wss empanelled soon after tue open
ing Of court, and the trial commenced oy
the examination OF the witnesses fof tne
prosecution. II Is thought the trial viii
iast through tomorrow.
CAPTAIN Drinxwater, OF Princess Anne,
bss received the contract and commenced
hauling and delivering the material for the
new telephone line for the liie.saying ser.
yjcc from Cane Henry TO Cape Hatteras
The state division OF the Travellers' Pro-
tectjye Association will organize Post Is
In Norfolk to morrow night. and President
a. Il. Shield and Secretary II. Il. Hirshberg
viii be here to perfect the organization.
Several ships loaded with salt arrived
from Liverpool to-day. =.
The annual report II the treasurer OF
Pickett. Buchanan Camp, Confederate Vete.
raus, shows cash on hand 81, 1861, and IN
bonds, $4,000.
The flagship Trenton will be placed In
the dry.dock Friday morning, and the Dol
min will come out OF the dock tomorrow.
while in the dock the Trenton Will have
her bottom repaired, scraped, and re-
painted.
Kaie Claxton Company, has sustained Sc
we're sprain OF the right ankle.
The -four. masted schooner Sarah W. Law
renee. which arrived at Lsmbert's.Point
eoai.piers Yesterday, will carry 1890 tons oil
coal, and H. perhaps the largest schooner
ever In this port.
Chief.oi.Policc ROLAND has heard from
the relatives In Scotland OF Alexander
Tbompsop. q Scotchman, found dead in the
street here moi long SINCE.
Mr., j. II. Bidgood has been appointed in
.pecfor OF dumping for this harbor at IL
salary OF ESQ a month.
The authorized cold wave Is on hand
here to-day with every prospect oil snow
fall.
A lodge OF the Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineers Is about TO be organized III
Portsmouth. II will embrace this city also:
The marine stationed at the hayward
nj shis point who is said TO be Ernest
sebelliue. Hulscamp, the husband OF Veto
ria Msrosini, empbsticaly denies that he Is
that individual. He only resembles Ern-
esl IN personal pu'chrltude."
Machinists al the navy.yard are frequent
~ working day and night on the machinery
Of the flagship Trenton.
The chorus members OF the National
Ideal Opera Company have received their
back salaries in full, the returns from tie
exhibition at the Soldiers Home on Mon
day night having enabled the treasurer to
square up. u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-30
srEvINs REACHES SHANGHAI.
Particulars OF the Exciting Expert.
snce OF the Famous Bicy clfst.
The following is from the Shanghai Cou-
rier OF November 18th:

The following Is from the Shanghai C0u-
rier OF November 18th:
KIUKIANG, 10th November.
This morning avery much trayel-stiined,
unwashed, unshaved, unshorn, unfed,
slipshod, and altogether disreputable look.
ing specimen OF the genius Fan Kwae (for-
eign devil appeared mysteriously and I'm.
announced upon our Bund. He bestrode a
queer.looking vehicle that the celestials OF
the middle Kingdom had never seen the
like OF before; consequently numerous
and highly demonstrative crowd OF these
most inquisitivc OF mortals brought up in
the rear, until they themselves were sud-
denly brought up at the gate OF the Eng-
fish consulate. | need hardly add that the
cause OF oil the commotion was Mr.. Thomas
stevens on his famous Columbia bicycle,
who bad arrived, after one Of the most trying
and eventiul OF his tours, some two weeks
later than he had expected. In an inter-
view had with HIM he gave me the follow
ing account Of his journey:
Starting from Canton on October 18th, |
had expected to reach kmkiang inside OF
twenty days; but calculations based on my
experience In other countries failed me en-.
tirely In China. found II q totally differ.
ent country from any OF the others ! have
trayersed, both as regards roads, people,
and experience generally.
II would be little exaggeration to say that
the only roads IN south China 1.-THE north
may be little differently are the rivers, and