The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-27

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low snroutinr': a wife should excel in
four things virtue. speech. department
and naadIoworl.. EVERY 6ay cannot be
n feast Of Ionterns'. Would YOU lool,
a, ths cbnroctar ~ n nrince look at his
,n,r,.,or ar tho d,vnos,,ion NJ n man.
obso,.ya HE coppanion ar that of n
rofber mark bIg som: The higher n rat
croeD. nm cnv,,s horn tho narrower
ba 6nds ~. Let ne pet drum, to-day
Wills we have wine the sorrows Of TO.
,norrou, NAV he horne nv to-morrov
,,Tbs,o b nrohob,v mo other eharac.
torIsttc which has 90 branded tho Chi.
nese as borbarIans as have their meth.
DDS Of punishment In the board Of
punIshments in Picking, which is the
prison for ministers, they use the rack.
thumbScrews, hot irons to burn out
eyes. scissors to cut OF ears, and
thumz-rings to suspend men by their
thumbs and toes.
1.-The following is the story Of Chi
nese execution, as told me by Sir Rob
ert Hart, an eye witness.
Eight prisoners were to be beheaded.
The Mandarin, who was the execution
err, sat in an open booth, and as the
eight men marched by him each was
marked on the forehead. Seven of the
prisoners were to suffer for robblng and
numbering an old man. The eighth
was a Mandarin who had been degrad-
ed for an ofHense which he declared he
never committed. Once he had been a
great man In China, even as Li-Hung-
Ch0ng He had been a prisoner for
many years, when suddenly his execu-
ton was ordered by the vIceroy OF
Quang-Tung
The Mandarin STRUGGLED.
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~, bo1 hoor .trncr rio head or1
bodv were terribly mutilated. When
the head finally fell the mouth opened
and closed, as II still trying to articu-
late the words, Injustice, Injustice.
The body remained knaellng and the
arms worked trantIcally in protest for
some time until knocked over TIL"
spectators then ran with bread and
other soft foodstuffs, which they dip
ped into the blood and ate, the super
stition being tina this man had died a
hero, and that the blood OF brave mai
would give courage to those tasting IT.
Among the favorlte palace deaths is
stonlng. The victim Is stretched out on
his back, arms and legs extended. and a
man sits on each of the limbs. The ex-
ecutioner appears with huge stone. Ii
the victim has the money to pay for n
speedy death his head is crushed ut
once. Otherwise the executIoner may
torture him at will. administering blows
wherever he pieases until the victim
dies OF pain and loss of blood.
neo+b in n Thousand Pieces,
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ne inoS' ufe"utu. pu'' =, ,no -
tne GNlnsse criminal eoue 70 ~ .,,., A.Ie :,
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pieces anu "l''er % ,,i.'.,eu go. 90 NC ~.
women VINO "uF1e' ,nsli pitt ,,,s ,..,,
Condemned man Is p'''seu VI l,'s D%1 ..
arms ana legs eS'chueu anu 1910 -. ~, ~
pegs IN the srouhu WIN d N'',.F ~. .'o
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eyebrows Tue ehae''s' t"e no't 80, ~
ears inc Oreus's' ."e ups '"e '.''''s'
ana inc calves anu ''etl ','e ''u.4s a. !,
cut OH ana the rect ana t"s az "'S anu
the legs. Meanwhile the body Is being
tor, who skllfully avoids vital spots