The sun., 1891-07-12

| uS BuOO ol0 uOo8 NOT leave QeT nome 10 ~ WIN
her husband She remains. behind to LOOK o ~,
| ter the stoclt and hou. ehold goods. OF the 70Q
Sros In Hn nine 9py en- S sed
fried g encourage the, other married men TO
Which % these er mners Ens ssd Their homes We're
6s sSe saa yeSSs of us
son. aud II the. Ch namen an afro d II he etakes
so% a%a oca poss rs%ars thai
na%s. q sIsS.o keep SS h. aisnty tbsm Sas
! could read, and for the work tha re lulred any
knoyledge q figures ye had 10 snssss sch"oi
Was .hs issfodassion q ,if i"sSslI and i.s I n%.
smussm.nts beyond snoEins opium: sam,
6lng and s9ssps They Til 81, Ground ,S.sa al,
yarns AI are % the iei Bette? emu they hey ENJOY them
Irsauently prosssiopal story tele5s Visited Ss
Wore on i shii ali nisht ami then sit un ai
day listening the s. stories Of this raTHnte%
The men became unit for work. and after ,he
stoly teller had teen in camp ior two, 20, or three three
~ST erodueed @ Sriea an American @ 1 football and
the air .h h.ys 20 It,
lot oil schoo. boya II were going back
HsAr h.r vSos %or sg vce IN 'Gss Snu%
habit it .is true that a. man can smoke
CpiHI and 60 about hs business SH. IN I'm
whistey habit. Il IS Increasing TOO. ani more
opium is being nrodu, cd every wear Tempe; Hsh;
it and The members are pledged MT to use
opium but there we're few men In .uT Samp ny
a not M ou silver WAS
| the vault AMI guarded. but ere wa :, gool
%as the % tn sns ss9ba Sn ns ss cns
% carasd WIEN haa aso no
%Hs1 and HH' SAID a{
snnn. o ssrks yr5s ts. HS ss %
nd w bsS ssTy an who trkss * at fhGsa anS
t S ey STOPPED @ going @ % on strikes. As rule !hsy
| were an easy ass OF men to handle. and they
had rsSpsG bs Chimes, .nn,ed
tn. Old names .nat they were ,aecussomed 70
for sher STR ". Learned snd 9n
cause could not afford to make any mistakes
m maser The mrn were fond u sher music
and have seen A. Gilman y M sing to ~, themselSeSs
II k eaerWauDr nus TSes en-, enioye s Il ,housh %
ns ssh se who mot sSals % he q hs%sn il: MIL
had been In England; where he was conver,ed
10 Chris,tanity and he %2 .as %2 man o. intsid;
| men. They got In the habit OF throwing out
ss' asHSr 3SSss ss's%.d
order se'S's. was oarrisd out Then had a steam
srm es 81 s bsr 4 IN xss ssy 1ns sss.a
by t9 ihaw out some car ridges The. The boy 10y
him. aud leasire his carsridses on he boiler to
boiler opening ne pea The he's, soldief s5 81 apd -,
~.s at hs s.asf sna Il
For he soldier We had tG pay $50 lamhEe ard
took every precaution agRinst them.
dhlns%sn had Kssst a IN. II IN 2, thei.
insis!sa on be ns attended s. !6s bone setter.
Days asS re-
IL sna Ss 1t
aba s se1 b 9s %.rs sssg aR ou.
heF had al
neoromapcer made an !nys ,Iisetion ~: He b found t nd
eur spspos op and a. could not be
or esa mine to wa. VIA and
after we mad 6ssn WoknS there rohbss Gr 1SJps
the mine. This rob6er was well known to the
men. ror he had occasionally visited our camp.
are are dark .nd ior tricks that are van simply
was peculiar. In the fact, that be- carried hIs.
ssssSs bis arm he he ooud Shoot these darts as
cling and At no G range S they wsre , Iec;lys;
proposed attack he sent MonRollap General
with troop Of Isl Sayary to, to captre ~ IL him The
grazing 1" 'front.' q hi. hut when he l.arned q
went oas 10 %r his horse ( ~; Son;s; ;; i Hs
eGS large 70 ws'sl ar e0 rhs sold t arrived ssd
a.. PJPs Wn'r h a1. S.1s to s &
Brought 70 that country from . distan ., and
aEe val able: One of the soId,ers picked up HSp
and then: az or telling nim they yers going S e
Psss Pscar% '.s and Ss ~. VIZ
soldiers beheaded him. This raid Of the cav:
airy forced thrss bands Of ro.6srs out q that
opsn1s mp hs %ne
csssful We pumped out tho water and sank
q SHAFT 400 feet. from which We took out forty
or tiity to 8 day Of me ium grade ore which
put the mi"e on paying basis. Whether the
mains t" 10 sec NY CONTRACT with ne Wee:
som months It was an interesting 9 peril
ment and the results justified 1t. The Chinese
officials showed us a great doa OF Kindness.
and attended several banruets that were
me- They WEE yer, trying adcsfS
and siye more vulgar dsmopstrs.ion Of my my
said thSs ate IKE sos wsma1i 4%s5 Hbna
and Chinese table manners IN polite society
would cause ,c"nsternation at our dinner par;
tics. The Chinese workman had sense OF
humor and he wa. inclined to rlay practical
jokes Thers is q good deal Of talk about Chi
Be som. time be ore the prejudice OF the pso-
eoma p1s eeWRk We know now in America very lite about
hs country There haze been G, f0ms books Of
vored inye- -tieations BY foreigners. The por-
ton Of Mongolia wh.re wa is a good country
methods 1t will probably be developed"