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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
En- Champion Corbett Ptny. Ba.l.

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 4.-Between
500 and 5000 persons jammed into the
bali grounds at Weehawken to see James
J. Corbett play first base for the home
team against the Bridgeports to-day.
The pugilst was good-naturedly guyed
until series OF good PLAYS showed that
he knew how to play base ball. He
materially aided h s team TO win the game.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05

CHICAGO, ILL, July 4.-Chicago 10, Wash
ington7.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 4.-Louisville 6, st.
Louis 3.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, July 4.-Cncinnati 5,
Baltimore 4.
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NOUN! ED POLICE.

Park Band.
Platoon Police, Co. A, Captain George Whitman.
Platoon fohce Co. B, Cap ain John pillane
Colonel w. p. Sui. an Jr, Grand Marshal
Il ull inform Field Officer of lnfantry.)
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas NJ. Cluf, Division
staff N. g. C., Cher of STAFF
Ma jor Ii. b Hosmer, Brigade Staf n G. c.,
Lieutenant F. "A. Kuhls y. G. e. reti eD,
Chief Aids.
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son,o Crus,. .Ftfth T;c,ory.

SANTA CIR W., CAL, July 4.-The ball
| game to-day resulted in the fifth victory
| in the present tournament for Santa Cruz,
the local team beating the A. Jacobs & Co.
team by q score of 81 to 0.
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PROGRAMME OF FIREWORKS.

The display of fireworks will be had at the
grounds ire, tly nor. h of The Chutes ON Haight
street. near Golden Gate Park, commencing al
&: 80 o'clock.
/. Grand Aerial Salute
2. Grand lllumip atiJn of Grounds.
3. Ascension of Ire Raoous-
A. Device-Wecom Fourth of July.
Q. Savo OF Magnesium shells.
g. Whistling Fountains.
z. Union ricolored Battery.
Flight of Prismatic Dragon Rockets
9 Columb ban Ba terry.
1U. Triple Electric Fountain
IL. Device-Uld glory.
H. Prismatic Whirlwinds
l3. Union Bonn nshelIs
IA Flight " Extra Mammoth Bombsh ellis
15 Device-Barthoiis statue of Liberty.
10 light of Streamer Shells.
IL. Flight of Weeping Willow Rockets.
- Flight of Bomo moshelI Rockets.
l9 Diamond Crossfires
20 Device-Goddess OF Liberty.
2l Aerial Bouquets
% Florai Cannonade.
23 Bunker Hill Battery.
~ Arabian Briliants.
%. pevice-Star of the Union.
20 Roman Crossfires
"a Musical Bat cry.
2S. Device-J umping Jack.
20 Flight OF Japanese Shells
80. Turkish Cross.
81. Flight of Serpent Shells.
So Flight of Nam moth S S.reamer ShellA
33 Device-Tree of liberty.
"a Elgn Battery
80. Flight of Prsmatic Dragon Rockets
SO. Flight of Jeweied streamer Rockets
~. Device-Niagara Falls
so. Right or (Ornucopla i.OcketS.
SO. Flight of Diamond [ hahn Rockets,
40 Flight of Prize Cometic Rockets
Al. Salyo of Shells
AZ. Flight of Peacock Plume Rockets
43. Device-Steam fire Engine
"A Flight of Fancy Exhibition RocketA
40. Flight of Electric Shell Eockets.
46. Flight of Elgin Rockets,
AT. Flight of Golden Rain Shells
As. Device-Coat of Arms of America.
49. Flight OF Electrio Shower RocketA
50. Flight OF Elgin Rockets.
oil Device-Peruvian Glory.
81. Flight of Cascade Rockets.
81. Flight of Parachute Rockets.
54. Flight of Pansy Rockets.
55. Right of Fancy Exhibition Rockets.
56. Mammoth Flight of shells.
81. evice-Land of SUNSHINE, Fruit and Flowers
5S. Flight of Darling Shells
90. Flight of Caliope Musical Rockets
50. Beautiful Flight of Shells.
81. Mammoth Flight of Rockets
SO. Device-Our New City Hall.
90. Flight of Comet Shells.
"a Flight of Meteoric Rockets
65. Grand Display of shells.
66. Device-Eureka.
81. Bombettes.
6S. y Aerial Flower Garden.
90. Flgin Star Battery.
10 Grand Display of shells.
II. Grand Potpourri.
~. Device-Good- night.
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Record Brosen at Tacoma.

TACOMA, WASH, July 4,-The world 8
amateur record for 220 yards was reduced
to-day by SpriEter r. A. B. Young of this
city from 80 2-3 seconds to 35 3-5 seconds.
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SEVENTH DIVISION.
PRoGRAMME.

Address. ................- George z. Fletcher
Address. .............. Mayor James d. Phelan
Reading of the Declaration or Independence.
................... .............. Miss Anna Daly
Song 'Star-Spangled Banner '..............
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Annie l. Roney
Grafton n......................H Hon. Frank MCGOWAN
Poem. ................ Miss Emma FIR noes Dawson
Read by Miss Elsie A. duncan.
Comic oration ....... ............ Ferris Har man
Last appearance previous 10 his departure
tor the East
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A man may float in salt water without
moving his hands or feet if he has the
presence of m ind to throw his head back
and allow his boay to sink to the position
which it will then naturally take.
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NEW TO-DAY.
THIRD DIVISION.

THIRD DIVISION.
Phiip j. Iawler Marshal
Isadore L Blum, NJ. F. O'Dea, Daniel Murphy.
rst Regiment League of the Cros Cadets
Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas F. Ryan, Command.
ing.
staff
Captain 81. +. Sullivan, AdjuIant
Major Joseph G. Morrissey Sur con.
Lieutenant j. P. Duffey Inspector.
lieutenant James Devlin. ommlssary.
Lieutenant I'll. Mahonf, Quartermaster
League OF the Cross Cadets Band, 40 pieces.
First Battalion
Major d j. McGloin. Commanding.
Lieutenant edward +. Fay, Adjutant
Company A, Captain f. s. Dradv.
Company e, Captain d. j. Mccarthy.
Company +, Captain H. F. Hynes.
Company ID, Lieutenant 1. d. Dwyer
Second Battalion.
Malor Daniel c: Deasy, Commanding.
Lieutenant Frank Gonzales, Adjutant
Company II. Captain E. J. Powers.
Company K, Captain j. K Kelley.
Company L, Captain John Carr.
company B, Captain j. 4. (urley.
Third Battalion.
Major William H. Mccarthy, COMMANDING,
Lieutenant VIM. Kelley, Adjutant.
Company H, Captain James Pow er.
Company \, Captain j. j. Power
Company |, Lieutenant Char es ). Kelly.
company NJ. Captain Il. Dinan.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Captain "A. de la Tore Jr., Marshal
Aids.
Grattan d. Phillips, w. W. Finnie, H. stauda
Abbatls' Band.
independent Rifles,
Captain l.. schneider. Commanding
Carriages.
Mayo Phelan.
President Of the Day George r. Fletcher.
Hon. Frank MCGOWAN, Orator.
Secretary, Leon Samuels
James S. Deylin, 1reasurer
Chris Newman Chairman Literary Buresu.
Board OF Supervisos,
Board of r.ducation.
City Officials.
Receiving Hospital Ambulances
Board OF Heslih
Chief Food Inspector ]. p. Dockery Marshal
Officers and Employees OF Health Department.
City and County Hospital Am bulance.
Almshouse Ambulance.
FIFTH DIVISION.
ii. Perich, Marshal
DR.. Kunstich. C. Hicich All chelgren
Austrian Band.
Austrian Military Company.
Captain George Dabelich COMMANDING
Veterans exican War
Invited uests.
Seal Rock Float.
SIX HI DIVISION.
A. W. Lehrke NJ arshal.
A. Fodera. DR.. W. Nj. Park HF. mcGurren.
Golden Gate Park Band.
Italian Company
Captain f. ZItto, Commanding
risherman'> Float.
Fishermen's Benevo ent Association.
Sons of hermep.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Val Franz marshal.
Aids.
]. B. Williams, +. a. Osborn, E. l. Miller,
Aliens land
Swiss SharpshooteTs-D aptain T. G. Campagna,
manding.
Carriage containing Masayosh Uta, h. Kurosawa
Il. Tsuda, X. Mikami
Japanese float
japanese societies.
Two tandem floats.
Bicyclists
Cable float, drawn by sixty horses
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SIX III DIVISION.
A. W. Lebrke. NJ arshal.

| A. Fodera Dr. w. NJ Park. n. F. McCiurren
Golden Gate Park Band
Italian Company
Captain +. Zltto, Commanding.
fisherman, Float
Fishermen's Benevo ent Association.
Sons of lishermep.
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FIFTH DIVISION.

ii. Perich Marshal
AIDS.
DR.. kunstlich G. Hicich. A, a CheIgren
Austrian Band.
Austrian Military Company.
Captain George Dabech Commanding
Veterans Mexican War.
Invited uests
Seal Rock Float
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Scores of Yesterdays Games in the No-
tIonai League and the Standing
NJ {ba PIyae

of the Clubs.
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The display of fireworks will be had at the
grounds ire, tly nor. of The Chutes Haght
street. Golden Gate Park, commencing at
q. 80 O'Clock
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The border vidette., 1897-09-18
War on Gold.

By reason of the collosal and very
advantageous purchases of an assorted
and select stock which our Mr.. Gerald
May has had an opportunity to OBJ
tain on better conditions than ever
before, during his recent trip to Paris,
etc., etc, and other important cities in
the commercial line, we are obliged
now to make room for the said
enormous stock of goods which we
expecting soon.
With this object in view, we have
decided to sell the stock on hand at
such exceedingly low prices, as if the
depreciation of silver did not exist,
having a full conviction that the new
goods will greatly compensate what
gains we may not at present Obtain.
Therefore. the public is informed to
the end that it may profit from such a
splendid opportunity to obtain fashion
able goods, and also all other kinds of
goods at such reduced prices, as if
really bought at an auction sale.
LA FRANCESCA,
MAY HoNos,
Proprietors
Nogales, Sonora
The border vidette., 1897-09-18
A Elorentinian in Luck.

Prof. j. G. WATSON arrived in
Phoenix thus week from Honolulu,
Hawaiian Islands. While at Homo
lulu he met A. S. Humrhries, of
Florence. He sent his regards to his
old friends in the territory. He has
been fortunate since he went to Ha
wall. He married daughter of the
wealthiest man on the islands. 1t
matters little that her name was Miss
All Fong. She is very handsome and
her fathers gold is sufficient in volume
to reconcile an American to Chinese
blood. MIR. HUMPHREYS enjoys a
larger practice than any other lawyer
in Honolulu His monthly income
from his profession is said to he 5000.
a United States naval officer married
u sister of his wife.-Florence Trib-
une.
The border vidette., 1897-09-18
TRIED TO ASSASSINATE DIAZ
President of the Mexican Republic
Barely Escapes Death.

CRY OF Mexico, Sept. 16.-Today
is the great national holiday of the
country, the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, and the streets were thronged
with people. An attempt was made
to assassinate President Diaz while
going to review the troops through the
public park. An italian named Royo
sprang from behind bush and lun sed
at him with a poignard. The presi
dent was walking as is his custom on
Independence Day and was between
Minister Mena of communications and
General Berriozabal General Mena
grabbed the would be assassin who was
at once disarmed and handed over to
the police. Twenty-Five thousand
troops marched passed the president
who was surrounded by his cabinet and
uamoved 10y the dastardly attempt on
his life.
The man was taken 10 the palace
and stripped, bat no weapon was found
on his person. He was taken away to
the city hall, securely bound, and
placed in solitary confinement. His
name is lgnacio Anulfo, and he has of
late been employed in notary's office
as clerk, and is said by the chief OF
police to have a record as a man OF
violent habits. given to drink and
quarrelsome. 1t is thought his act
was prompted by a desire for notoriety.
The border vidette., 1897-09-18
ORC BLANCO.
Much Activity in Mining Circles-The
Proposed Railroad.

EShNihI Vii SiCS HC
Proposed Railroad. .
A strike of a large body of ore in
the Franco American mine of Orc
Blance is reported. Assay returns
have not yet been received, but in
appearance the ore closely resembles
the high grade ore of the Ole mine.
One interesting characteristic of the
ore is that while highly pyritic, and
seemingly almost a smelling PROPOSE
ton, it yet works freely to a high
percentage, by ordinary mill process,
but almost all of that precious metal
then lett is readily caught by the
concentrators.
Active arrangements to start up
the Montana mill are proceeding.
Some other enterprises are also in con-
compilation, and development being
quietly pushed.
The proposed Tucson and Calabasas
railroad Will prove potent factor In
the development of Orc Blance, en-
aiding cheaper and quicker ore ship
ments to be made therefrom, and
machinery, timber, etc., to be more
quickly and cheaply freighted in.
Increased facilities for traffic in
creases traffic. is a railroad maxiom,
and the building of the Calabasas IL
Coast railroad, will speed the develop
ment of southwestern Pima county
in a manner surprising to the moss
bacas, and Orc Blanco and vicinity
will be then in the swim with a much
needed railroad that could and should
have been built years ago.-Star.
The border vidette., 1897-09-18
RAILROAD NEWS.
What is Going on Along the Line OF
Travel.

What is Going on Along the Line OF
Travel.
Conductor Brodrick took the Hunt
ington special south Wednesday.
r. A. Johnson, master mechanic at
the Guaymas railroad shops, was in
town yesterday.
Arthur Ellis, son of w. G. Ellis,
came up from Guaymas Thursday
night. He is employed at the Quay
mas railroad shops.
The same gentlemen reached No
gales Wednesday on Manger Naugle's
car, having been transferred at CritteA-
den, and went on to look at the coal
fields Of Sonora.
The business of both Wells, Fargo
IL Co. and the Western Union Tele-
graph Co. are not only in a healthy
condition but much better than dur
Ing the corresponding months of past
years. These two institutions tell
piCOCJ HCtIIJ Cuc real COnCtlCtOn OF Cn6
average city or town Star.
The Star is informed by what is
considered reliable source that the
Bisbee railroad will be extended at
once into Sonora to the copper prop
er:i"s of the Copper Queen Co. in the
region of the head waters of the
y ,ui river-Star.
A special train with three coaches
arrived from San Francisco yesterday
bringing H. f. Huntington, assistant
to President c. P. Huntington, Gen
eral Manager Kruttschnist, VIM.
Hood, chief engineer; Col. Herrin and
several others of the Southern Pacific
company. 1t is understood that they
came to inspect the new grades and
improvements on the section of the
road through the Dragons and will
visit Bisbee and possibly take trip
over the Sonora road before they re-
turn.-Star.
The border vidette., 1897-09-18
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court, Pima County, Ari-
iona.
In the matter of the estate of Juana Luke
itch, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Z.
Luketich, of the estate of Juana Luketich. de-
ceased, to the creditors of, and all persons hav-
ing claims against, the said deceased, to ex-
hibit the same with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said administrator. at Jos.
Pascholy Co., in Nogales, Arizona Territory.
E. LUKETICH,
Administrator of the estate of Juan Luketich,
deceased.
Dated July 81, 1897.
First publication July "a, 1897
The border vidette., 1897-09-18
SEPTEMBER Is, 1897.
STAND TOGETHER.

The secret of the success of any
community is cooperation of its citi-
zens and the getting of an ever lasting
twist on conditions by standing united
on questions of public interest. When
ever you see a home with the fence
falling down, the gate off its hinges,
weeds growing in the yard and the
plastering falling off the walls you can
put it down that there is discord and
unhappiness within. So it is with
town or community. When you see the
streets full of tin cans, weeds and old
refuse where there are surrounding
natural advantages you can bet your
last ''peso" that harmony is unknown
at that place and the citizens would
rather speak of each other with more
force than elegance, than to get
united move on themselves for the
benefit of all.
From governments down to the
smallest institutions of the land, it has
been demonstrated for hundreds of
years tkat internal discerd engenders
chaotic state that can but result in
failure and downfall In many
cases it has been shown so, of an en-
terprize or institution of which success
sers of no more marked ability than
their failing predecessors, make an I'M
qualified success, because of their
capacity for harmony, for sticking to-
gcther, for standing by one another
This condition of affairs is not a
whit less true of municipalities, and
nowhere can the opposite results of the
policies of concord and discord be more
quickly and plainly noted than in the
case of struggling communities.
If there are one or two soreheads in
a community, as is often the case, who
can't let other people alone and mind
their own business, they shosld be sat
on and made to know that their own
troubleous natures can't hold back
whole community. All pull together,
quit calling names and boost the town
along to her rightful place in the front
rank. THE VIDETTE will do its share
in the harmony matter. We have no
fights to make of personal character,
and will fight only for the success of
the town and county. In this we will
do our best. We are thoroughly COM
petent to settle any personal matters
we may have entirely outside of the
paper, so any one expecting US to treat
any personal matters in these columns
whether they be ours or those of any
one else mistake our intentions.
We believe a newspaper can be
blessing or curse to any community
and one of the principal ways for it to
be the latter is for its editor to imagine
that it is for the purpose of airins his
own unimportant troubles and fighting
his own particular political quarres with
neishbors. An editor is just as much
a public servant as the man who holds
public Office and should no more let
his private likes and dislikes dominate
his publication than should the man
in Office.
The border vidette., 1897-09-18
grip on gold

A WEALTHY Missouri farmer spent
thirty years in bed because, he said,
he had heart disease and would in
stantly expire if he raised his head
and chest above certain angle. The
relatives who nursed him must have
felt an awful te*aptation to raise his
head along about the twentieth year
or so of his invalidism
The border vidette., 1897-09-18
S2OOOoo

Any baking powder will
tighten your cake, if that's all
you want. Some are stronger
than others, some more whole
some.
Sch4llIxsys lest is both and
more too.
A Schiiiing Company
San francisco Acc1
The border vidette., 1897-09-18

THE government seems to feel de
mand for silver. Upwards of eight
million silver dollars have been dra wn
oat of the treasury and the minis
will have to be started up to supply
the country with Subsidiary coin. 1t
must shock the goldbugs to see those
pesky Accent dollars buying 100
cents worth of wheat.
The border vidette., 1897-09-18

The outlook for poor Ireland is
dark and distressful. The poor houses
are already full and as our weekly
information shows, starvation is star
ing the people in the face. Skeletons
in India and Ireland tell the story of
the cost to the masses of England S
grip on gold.
The border vidette., 1897-09-18
Nogales, Sonora, Celebrates
the Sixteenth.
A Splendid Programme Car.
ried Out.
Wind up the Celebrities With Grand
Dress Ball at the Mexican
Custom House.

NcgaleS, Oonora, mas been In gaia
attire this week and everybody has
been celebrating the independence day
of Mexico in fitting style. The
public buildings are brilliantly illumin-
ated at night with bright colored light
and flags and bunting are seen every
where Especially beautiful are the
decorations and Examinations of the
custom house and the municipal build
ings.
Festivities began on the 18th at
9 o'clock in the evening by big civil
parade headed by Don Senior r.
Ogarrio, marshBl of the day, which
marched to the public tribune at
Campo de Marie, where the following
civic and musical program was rem
dered:
National Hymn by Gutierrez or
chestra.
2.-Waltz, emilia, by the following
ladies: Mrs. Elisa E. de Cheno-
! weth, Mrs. Angela de Martinez
Mrs. Frank M. King, Mrs A.
Hampton, Mrs. S. M. Aguirre;
Misses Tulsa Mascarenas, Ana
Elias, Manuela Escalante, Eloisa
Ramirez, Josefa Martinez, Jesus
Ramirez, Clara Holler, Pastora
Joffroy and Jesus Sandoval.
3.-Civic Grafton by Ignacio Covarru-
bias.
4.-Waltz by the ladies' estudiantina.
5.-Recitation, poem by Miss Covar-
rubias.
Gel poeta Y aldeaEo," by Gutierrez
orchestra.
Tribune free accession to the pub
lie.
8.-Danza, "Me Quieres," by the es-
tudiantina.
9.-Mexican National Hymn, sung by
ladies from both sides of the line
| 1O.-Reading of the declaration of in =
dependence by the secretary.
11.-At IL o'clock p. M, the municipal
presidente of Nogales, Sonora,
closed the evening exercises by Civ
ing three cheers in commemoration
of the day.
18TH OF September.
1.-The nations flag was hoisted at
sunrise on all government buildings,
salutes fred and the streets paraded
by the band.
AT 10 o'clock n. m, the public
school children held an infants
festival at the school building with
recitations and music.
Sat the Rauchito grounds, at 5
o'clock q. m. races as follows:
horse, sack and bicycle, and greas-
ed pole with prizes. A great time
was had.
4.-Grand illumination serenade at the
plaza, commencing at s o'clock p.
m, and fireworks display included;
salute, bombardment; colored Ro-
man lights, volcanic eruptions, tri-
colored fire, golden showers,
japanese shells and balloon assem-
sions.
18th OF SEPTEMBER.
Grand invitation ball at the custom
house at o'clock p. m.
ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEES.
Ornaments: Messrs. Duplat, Acevedo
] and Encinas.
Infants festival: Messrs. Mascarenas
and Villasenor.
Races: Messrs Fenochio, Martinez
and Chapital.
Fireworks: Messrs. Raphael and Ra-
mirez.
/ Ball: -Messrs. Ogarrio, Bonillas and
CARA Cortina.
Finance: Aurelio Sandoval.
The ball tonight will be one of the
grandest Nogales ever had The ware
house of the Mexican custom house
has been arranged and the floor put
The border vidette., 1897-09-18

MEXICO is likely soon to see esta6-
lished within her borders a concern for
manufacturing freight cars. This will
be the beginning of a large rolling
stock manufacturing basiness, all on
a silver basIs-Mexican Herald.
The border vidette., 1897-09-18

IT doesn't matter much wAo is col
1ector at the American cuctom house
of Nogales, the Oasis is after him.
That paper reminds us of the Irish
man: 1t is ''ferninst" the admin ira
ton of that office OH general prini
nails.
The border vidette., 1897-09-18

GOVERNMENT protection of the
corporations and trusts with shot guns
IS the policy of the Hanna Mckinley
administration.
The border vidette., 1897-09-18

FOREIGN fnanciers are fastening the
gold standard On all wea;t nations.
Their latest victim is Peru.
The border vidette., 1897-09-18

ENTHUSIASTICALLY AND ACTIVE
w gentlemen or la lies TO travel for respon-
sible, e. tablishcd house in Arizona. NJ nthly
S65.U 90 and expenses. Position steady Reftr-
ence. Enclose self-a 'idressed STAN d evelope.
The Dominion Conpaa., Eept. Y, Chicago.
The border vidette., 1897-09-18

TIE coal fields of Sonora are liable
to attract manv dollars to that state
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-07

1t is the general opinion that DR..
Wolfe's persistence in entering Chang
Sha has aroused the enmity of the peo-
pie. and that his conduct will make it
more difficult for any other traveller to
penetrate into the interior of Human.
DR.. Wolfe waited Is days for permits
sion to enter Chang-Sha, and on March
10, this was granted. In a closed chair
he was taken through the gate at 3.15
P. NJ, and at 5.45 P. NJ, he was
brought out in the same way, his chair
curtains being let down all around. so
that he was in absolute darkness. un-
able to see anything. After leaving
Chang ha he went to Heng- Chou,
where street mob hooted at him and
pelted him with clods of earth. They
| tried to pull him down to the water to
drown him, but he escaped and reached
Lyntang. There his three bearers be-
came alarmed at the violence of the
people and deserted him. Left alone,
with no knowledge Of the language,
DR.. Wolfe was forced to make his way
to water back to Handtow.-New York
Sun.