Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-12-14
ADVENTURES IN CHINA.


There is hardly an American boy 10 years
of age who does not feel himself a match for
any Chinanan he NAV hannan To n,eat j.,
tb;s oo,,n+rr uToh,,n ;. ,ouo1,,, ,oa,-.s
n,A Sen0iahy iooAeu
oonto,,,n+ ~, 49, 1900 -. ~. 49, -.
n,akes Cbina,,,a,, soo,,, T., Us ..s' o-ie o o-a
VIZ, - W 70 t go
terror Of tho low aTd ha,,,,do,stas p ~ I;4t1.,
of tho Enolisl ~,
,,,osso5 70 ~ 20 D. .'' " 10. -
first and nov, Tho l.r,, 800, h;, i ;a,.
lonor Hi aro-,1o,-.,,,4 ~ -. q. 80 ':1,
Ha is a., o,,toast II Aten-a-.
hoo,-o,.c o,,d 60, f,;as,as ~ nfl 3. ~! y.
,,ol;cv i, bin, 70 1,,.,, ~ -
q nd oh,,sa and soa,,, ~ ~ w. s''' ii''"i''
IF houra,-a, ~, ~ " :. so"1 ~.
tive boa+h vo,, viii e1;soa--o,. ~
900 C,,,;,,o,,,o,, :. -. 'i'"0 ono . %
of orv ot,ar ,,ot;o, 90 Gn0 w. liei
cult met as ,,1;o1.Ir W. az ~.
oil tho forooitr, of . TO-, IN G3l:' "i0n
and tho R,,ssia,, o,o asras;au. olA'non
thinos Won can,t ,,,p1ro 49,, G so..lo
lipion Thew arc &c ahioo+ as a,o--as S4 ~
s,,nariors The, 90 W o.ol,
AMONG +beir ao,,a1s r.. .lno y clinical
who will dofv . ,,,oh 49,, -, az
tho lost viii ~, - eilA nliiseii W
Under sentanoe of o oo,,.. g. eoe el',
the executionor &c o,,iot1,r -, Aoiio"
will kneel and hare bic Vol -e.i.io' e.nu
of resistance ---- "-'A0N0 0'iousno
As ono of tho aoo,+s 30 ~ r,.,..,
dicata 7 sne,+T,,ao,.11. 49, ii'n Iet' syn
non,,lo,7s diSt,.;otS ~ 80 - 'ne i.osC
and had every onno,t,,ni+T ~ e'upiie'
They NAV maLa q II ~ w Souuy oneni'
and the e1nnero e'''ieo Uney care TO-
every yveel, i, tha $50 ~, q ne" inanllesto
man will con+;n,o ~ 'eo " no Onila,
a. rr;sl, - - W haCe d foreigner, ana
men ara harharors -; ~ " iucA' All Wnlte
man Won NOV, ~ 49, VIZ eye' VI Chlna-
and Won NOV, 49,. ~ leai nel anu grea1,
obli@ations hit w. s+il, uluei ever 50 many
scnm of The ea,.+b ~, .onoinu1 W pe 'ne
ter, would ,.ooau, =. - onen Eyes Nlhe OUT OF
stiol, LIES 49, H.,.l esioue ouey W
reason thew don't do T. ;s 49, 49,. 80 'ne 10y
trouble for 20 ene leaf Un creating
know that treaties evist 10 +,,+ no n3, liasses
dor If j.. foro;e,,o,, -, ~ 'na' One niuf-
matter and tbey ohov ~ ..leoe a e.a'e
their own e,ove,.,,,,,a,,+ uo1eu WISHES VI
visions and no,,eos ~ sa.el onAii 'ne pro-
One tbi,,,r a11,,o.,e s.,,, s.'es.
ous NJ Cbi,,a,,,o,, ~. ~ ano as very curl
foro;o.,,o,. ,,,;tlo,.4 ou0 " uespoii
also Tn ooses - .'..s " 'aAe LIS lie
cane With +hei,. hno4e, 10y ooalu ioo anu eS
tho nr;,,;1o,ro ~ ~ oneJ iu'o W accepC
80 1US ouo "d'0 w au'i murder TO the
of course nono - ~, ;:aa i lI liieah'
s1o,,+ :, L,,,,J,,o, - 'l- lass naVe
e.;,ro, ~ ea-aS:,S 80 VI oninese HOUSES, ana
60, .nd LII -. op ,pN, ouii'y W pull
,,lo,+od o.o;,St I eai1o9 was no0 even
b b 81 a.'enp's were,
oI.sr ~ aa.se. y. .A .,l " 'ne ci'liiliiai
ro,ao AAs An'0i os' 0he
Wi, ~
Kia,,.r ,.;,,o,. ,,o ,-l"n, VI Une 1anS.se-
-, -, 80 enoo'iiis anu nshihg
49,. -, '-o tiToi III Ioinpany WIN
Nv , - rs i1,oei onu al Ensiisn 1ourls9.
..;Sa. 80. 49, 80, aoUuO 'i,iiOy Leu iong, pro-
~ 'n oo1n 1'', anu JAZZ, anu capin
o-o "nion "ouiu hoio slA OF eignt people. AS
%o We. w pe sone iour VI nVe Gays, we mad
Inns iSseu up III Vhe caolil' ana we TOOK
'toNS az ooi LII cal LIS anu PlenCuul supply
~ siiiluni1ion w = chartered tne boat and
.o' 0ic" VI OLA Ahen' 'oSeuher WIN our keep,
lor s,Aoy Genus per Gay. we sailed and
ro"eo w 'ne eas6' ana were presently IN
very VIA anu unsettled locallty. AT that
.line cnere was not even village OF 2OO in
naolIants alons tne s1ream TO the east for $50
miles, the lang oelng sterile and broken, and
the 1orests very heavy. Such thing as
DANGER from 1ne natlVes never entered our
heaas'
we nao peen ou1 three days and were
lying at anchor IN bend OF the stream, and
the hour was O'Clock IN the afternoon, when
there was sudden commot1on aboard. l
was fishing over the stern of the boat, while
the Frenchman was forward, and the
Englshman mad gone OH with one of the
men IN q canoe to inspect some rocks l
heafd SHOUTS ana yells, ana turned just as
our crew, one after another, plunged over
board and struck out for the shore. We had
been boarded by solitary native, who had
come Or IN Ills canoe from the other bank.
Ihe firearms We're III the cabin, and as
turned to see what the uproar meant the
native cut the Frenchnan's head almost clear
Off by blow from short, heavy sword.
did not know why the fellow had come,
nor his intentions, but as the Frenchman fell
retreated to the cabin to arm myself. The
native made rush ana SHUT and hooked
the door. He began chopping at it with his
sword, and from little side window fired
upon nin VII r. q +i,oro,,e., o4 "ueu nm
,.anno INT tool nm h;s sto+ion in src1, 49,. "
~. o,l,d o,t ~ eaoI., .....Ai
~ .aa ~ IT, ,,1,.oa,. I'D ,oaoI,a1 ~.
" cEs a Io o1,od i, 49, Wv
I,aia ~ ,,,;+l,a,,t 1,aoo a,a
no iau eono ~. .1n ,4 ~, ~ '.l.e' Nv"
NO "a ~ ~ 80 w T., ...o-s ~ ~
sn,aa 80, ond oaI,aa ~ mo a,d ~; n
eanoe uo"u lrta sal,or ho1dino ~ aoo,.
H. had go o4p oi.sa1a
S was 't ~ ,oh nc h,t ,n,,st a1so -
n.'liu 1.N ~ o,,+;,.o,,, a1ano a ,,sa,'