The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-18

Nss shin@ sea- ard faazse fbe va- 80
hsasls lsSo miles TO Horaxkon~ ~ .s.,s
70 eat ms Christmas thinner ., q s.s.sE,ss.
1rS'sk ksT< sy a ccsores5 .r,rrsear 49,
ne was introduced 10 F-asr.~ s-~s,,. 80.
famous elbkpr of ne rsnn~s~-.r~ --.s.
graEsa WHO gave the rsose-svv,,,ss~ 49,.
POINTERS asosgk the rolGrica. hzs-
~ enIha. bearing especially on the
l..ssa-aeas OF Ii Hung chaag 70 the sub
- isaASsassias zszsch. Jones SAYS.
a. u : nssSil-e 20 suggest Tagansany ss.l.
1s.e tramp reached Seazrte lzss we.s-
hes1ay with an even s4.1s toward ,ha
ss.s1. and since his arrival has her s-z,,,-
erihg IN MARY dollars. Having lar ~.
tinted States with s.. 10 10 .,ta e-.,ss. =.
picked UP 1870 in Enxaazsa ana ,,aa~s~- !.
ms renaairszzg SIG .n eA,-panw u =
Ponds on his own country % co,r~.as.a
She agTaosfzst. Frons here h. arsa :, r.
e91aa. thence to Portland arr The, :.
san Francisco. lie expecss Z, res.h TIA
latter place 1eSt "Wednesday.
SIS Trip as almost completed. Iazs@s
% my tramp have sossrsa men
% al fiAisoEsalssses who have seen ur4nt-
90 IN tnesr native tongue ~,r.e aer,,,,r,
on my wandeFsngs- Afy coming vass 81
as3ed even 10 the Chinese In IN. rong-
ko1g and Shanghai paperg. I hs.v. s,.,,.'s
s1.as ins attempt to become an ozscsass. a
"1-efsr on the face OF the earth. in
si' eiA'l@aspr TO escape from the bsarsslss
Ii'shss OK modern civilization has been a
ia'aure, Tor everywhere, Ii. vsriea Iaa-
saages and with an IafinRuae Of accent
heard the children singing .Ta-rz--.-
Boon-oe-Aye. ard the osxi folks IN All
hours Of the day and night exerx,txirs,
Their yoEces with the strains Of safser
the Ball."
What the orient Needs.
Jones says that his trim has s,,,o,,,,,s,.,,
ressnbsed tha journey OF the ordinary
SouFist' In fa1S. that be attempted little
eise' as ne had figured that nothing was
70 De mad out OF the Orient. he made
notes on the countries through wnzch he
passed. and in time viii publish to the
world his impressions. He says.
Aiy observations we're directed mainly
to the essential fact that the c,riant Is
an nnyentslatexi. undraznesi and unrrrs-
gressive part OF this little globe. This
condition Of affairs means In the next
three centuries the sacrifice OF an army
Of Americans ard Europeans. whws viii
have TO go into Efzat broad domain. not
as missionaries. but as physicians and
as teachers Of science. The man VIII,
attempts 10 split the masses of the peo-
Pie should be capabie of teaching the
principles or clean cooking, clean Ewing
and wholesome sanitation.
The book JONES is to writs Will az
course. be fermealsef with his own pe-
callsar Individuality. but on general Zines
ne intends TO follow the Head set by Max
VReA. the bon viYant in his observe
tons on the people of the United States.
Ii viii contain a running glance at the
ssaeies sketched by the mind and the PEN
ell OF the 'round-t he world tramp.
How lie Eesoivea TO Go Rouud.
or his final determination tn undertake
the conditions Of the bet Jones says:
Just year ago one bright moonlight
night, about IL. | was waking home from
Boston 70 Cambridge, and near the uni
serssty j entered a vacant lot Not a.
soul was near nYe. and all at once l fcog-
Ell up into the sky. The moon shons
with almost dazzling wlsstsness. but only
a Single star was 10 be SEEN. became
aware or a strange impulse and in con-
fosTnity with II lifted MY hat from my
head ana exclaimed aloud. II wiz do it.'
and never SINCE that instant have 1
doubted the ultimate SUCCESS of the stgs-
dertaklnrg- l have aSket for nothing
EseTyThln has come 10 me-
When the globetrotter began to speak
he was reclining on the bed I'm his room,
but before he finished he was pacing
neryously up and down. He paused a
moment. went to his yaIise and took
up a package Of letters. lie selected one
he had received while in Germany, and
carefully read 1t. 1t was signed Christ
ian Endeayorer," and admoniShed the
gIobetrotter To do all he could. wker-
ever he might be placed. for the good
of sae human race. Finally Jones
straightenei ZIP. and began To talk again.
He accompanied his remarks with ex-
travagant gestures saying:
.Ali who have studied metaphysics ard
psychics understand that the words Of
the Bible fearful and wonderfully
made as applied to man. do not mean
merely the workings OF his muscles, or
the operations OF his brain: bat they
have the further significance OF heing
connected with the influences that one
man exerts over another. and that are
exerted over all by an unseen power /
believe that all the good man does ia
mapped out beforehand. and l must say
that TO that extent l am a fafaiiss. /
knew j would succeed In this undertake
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