New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

show the dangers OF unregulated and casual Be-
province vas asked by some native ge1Tlenan 70
do a kind for q poor beggar, VINO WAS totally
case OF cataract and excellent vision was secured
When the result oecsIle SeE'tla .1s So -
that as he had destroyed the only means BY which
gngt o-i5 was the duty q the missionary to make i
up BY taking him into employment a. q gateksssr
China is aid down by rule and Il foreigner g
81 the sights OF the Imperial capital Bridge
OF Bessars, and on It's dii9pidaJed pavement there
Is accumulation OF dlth and monstrosiSy r1ar
has no equal even IN Eastern Europe Every de-
% IqTty ahe M eve ssery m pts 4 ~ ~ IN IfEsnss. -
the gOdlike type is view. drawing attention toI
u1checked solicitation In fact IL would De difa-
cult for the most morbid and realistic % artists 20
Confure up a scene more repUlSive 20 the unocern
S;su that n ZoIa has 1eTer travelled 10 the Far
East Teprosv and smallpox are but ordinary n
cidents OF city life. which neither attract nor suE
horrify the stranger within the gates
Beggars have their conventional costume Ike Al
other grades OF society L IS not tlat they areI
poorer than any Others q the cOoe clas-prooa5.y
thsT are less so-our al must Be ha2iIee n tne
hundred rents and shreddings Their very BAR
T aIRsd 1hs Streets s4s Of T PeSiaa the very seen
the begging fraternity was powerful motive
alnsgtvtng. that one might rid O their varatlo
upon the normal atmosphere OF China Sesidss e
oolsterous vasrant male and teInale. there - tn
hereditary profession Is neglected or rOrEorren- o.
M ma an, covered fT1 y Read 70 r60t 5v re sea-
OF reed mating. AL thai human n ne III
bundle that lay prone across the pavement vas
small voice that never still Returning
davs later. I found the bundle IN the
place How II had been fed. how q had oreath<
uufltho1able mystery luc there
and there ] imagine IL - even unto this day-
A people Is 20 be judged only Dv rs Wav
living. but BY its way OF oytng y it cannot
said that nothing becomes -he Chinese wei
life the leaving OF ir. az least 20 Il that
Law down their lives passing We'll Quiet dlEliEe
and resigned X the Chinese manner or aleetin
death. the hour and place o- which they seem abI
fOreteU with strange sXaCtit1de- As revtvalis-
would say. they have thr.r warnings, and Cells
tial viii take leave u MS employer. round or n
duties and start q far journey % his own hon
the instant he exoecrs 20 behold deaths tWr
visage and this expectation - seldom disapponre
OF the three thousand crimes there il on
greater than dtsobedienCe To parents AMI ot n
hundred virtues dllal conduct IS rhe chief
provide A father OF mother with a ~ and lror
funeral Is the whole duty or man. FOR which a.
sacrifice is excusahe More than probable 3 II rhs
the lucky father OF family mus himself in Do,
session OF a coffin presented % him BY his
ENTHUSIASTICALLY called the boards OF Old age'-
s.the clothes OF old age but = ne he tn
blessed a diving Will 80 AID order ms
cofln 20 make sure OF its being of standard rake
An English railway Inspector tu Chth-LA tltl =
that a week OF before one of his Chinese for'
men felt himself be dying % opium pots1nl1
The man made russ he quietly came 20 q
ONCE and asked for weeks leave IN order 70 -
ana fetch his own c0fiu- He%Wenc and returns
within the week. and az the hour he lad hirnse
appointed quietly gave I'D the ghost