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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
ROWOOIN COLLEGE.
Tennis --lntercchoia5tic ri eet-Mcdic
Have GcPartmen. in Oriert.

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:, ,., -. ~, . ,
Ai'''S'r 'i'i''''h ~ ~ ''''"'~ ''''hi
i,.i~ mad" l'lIDlir TN" i'oWf'hn tennis
.,.brdllt f,,r the. conin. ec.tSon as toll
May lc-i>- Slain. intercollegiate toilfna
mont nj Bates
MAY II 10 nto r@choIaStic tournament al
bI!!f..wir.
Nav -, -I'nivcreity of Vermont tour
nam, nj ut ;trtusw.cI;
al,. -W,,i of l.ongwool tournament
on. ~ ;E. u,.u feature. ~ tn!.s II, ;.
C., f., dul,. is The. in.ilI"trliion for the f,.S
t!iu.. ~ an i.it,rcn!l..,i.It. meet at Bruins
Wiz. THIS i. tH,. iir,a TIM. that such /:
.:t, n Inns; neon taken in ;h. Star, and IN, T..
.....if..: Ia H.. Every jntIicItinu mn !, III;
:.,hunl meet r,:,y IL. mad. a gr,I, sII.ccss
Sutu,.li.l,.r Iik,. ~ -,.,.,u,t; mas. been III
lit"d To- :, nd men TO lht. n;,..t ana t.,rn
r,,.r,.e. SECTION viii ~ present.
Win tli.. i>:s.lr al tho Orient. last W., /,
,.:.,l the first ntIlnh.r in which the M"d
i..tl department il represented ~ i rrcu.
ilr DEPARTMENT. L has h,-u fcit f"l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
Water Turned on While She
and -Four Other Girls
We're Walking in SIuice, Unused
for Several Days.
One Escapes Unaided and others Rescued
by Nearby Men.

Hilmford Fail, Me-. April ?O.-While
four young women We're walking up
TIE dry bed of 4 sluice-way through
which logs We're shot from the An
dag. some one opened III" Food gate
ana the rushing water swept Miss
Lotie Marcr, aged 10 years. of Fail
River. Mass, into The canal. where
Sic was drowned. Mary Barrett and
Hannah kcarl-y chung To the sides
ni the siuic" way and managed to keep
their ho~idS above water until rescued
Kate Reynolds climbed up one side Of
ilc e!ui;r way and jumped to the
ground on the outside. 4 distance Of
10 feet.
The sluice-Way is on n trcStlr and
had rot hecn used for soma days. l; is
nearly 100 feet long ana having Il slant
permits the water when turned on, to
,usi, down into the canal with great
force.
The girls were walking on the banks
of the canal. this afternoon, when it
VAS suggested that they continue NJ
nc TN I tnibll@h tnH SlulCt-Wly winch
lfrorticd Il perfectly dry boardwalk.
They had gone a.,out half way when
they heard The roar of the water COM
iI:c, through the %at7s. II was too late
% turn back and their only escape was
% cling tn tho sides of The sluicc-way.
Screaming for help. they made de.'-
r.rat" efforts to secure . mold upon tho
I;1tr edge Of the sides to the sluice
way Hih rose iiV" feet above thu
'IoIr. Miss; Marcr WIS not strong as her
companions ana when the food struck
hem. she VA; unable 10 retain her hold
lrd was quickly carried along with the
wafer.
Miss Reynolds drew h"r:Clf 20 the top
uf TIC wooden wall Gn1 her cries ut
tracted tn" attention OF two men Who
rc:cuci Miss Barrett and I[carney a.
ihcv were clinging desperately to tn"
side of the cluicc-wa: win the wafer
t,,nvn their waists.
The body of Miss Narcr vas recover
"A later and will bn taken to Fan River.
tomorrow. All four girls We're employed
IT, 4 paper bag mill here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
DR.. G. H. BAILEY
Dead at Portland, After
About a Weeks Illness.
One OF Foremost Veterinary
Surgeons in the State.
Member Of Cattle Commissioners Sim
Organization.

Portland. Me-, April 3O.-.After an IN
!i"E5 III ABOUT week. DR.. George II.
i:ailry. the wrll-known veterinary sur
9cOn. Gied, Saturday morning at I
clock. at his home, A. Allen ayenuo
Morriils corner. DR.. Bailey had been in
very fair health until about 4 weaI,
lso WHEN lie was taken suddenly i'll q,
:.s return from POLAND Springs where
n" had been for the week engaged in
inspecting a herd of cattle
Death HaS due to heart trouble which
N;i% aggravated by ov.rwork, as the
doctor had been exceedingly Lusy the
past year. During ,he last few weeks
N addition To his regular work he. with
others. had been getting ready to open
l veterinary hospital in this city.
DR.. Rli!ty was abnGt 20 years of agn
nd Is survived by 4 wife and thr. g
daughters. on" the wif" Of Edward ]
t'hcn.ry Of Woodfor,!s, and the othc,,
i!e,! with their parents.
The deceased was Il graduate of
brighton Academy end after gradua
ion attended It New Yorl; College for
Veterinary Surgeons "nd gradual "A
hcrcfrom with high honorS.
i'r. Bailey was 4 man from very
young manhood took a deep intcres:
N the animal kingdom. He delighted
10 minister to the needs of the dumb
beasts. and it VAS because of his deep
interest IL his Wort; that he rapidly
rose to the front ranks of the men of
his profession 50 that he carly earned
i rerut'!t!o as an authority on mat
.crS pertaining to veterinary surgery.
vt the time that tn" cattle of Maine
were suffering in :ucn la:.;e numbers
viii tuberculosis" the legislature Great
-, n board of cattle commissioners AMI
DR.. Bailey was made 4 member Of tn"
!nard. 1t will be remembered that this
board worked early ana late in making
heir Inspections. \ larg" number Of
ra:tlt- we're found infected anil at once
.!l"d 10 stop the further spread of the
ircad GiSt asa. The commissioners were
:!,,,."&sful in their attempt and the
,iscaer was cffrCtuaily eradicattd from
II state. At least 10 such ar extent
.t"t the alarm OF the people subsidized.
ilin' 10 1873 he WIS h" most noted
lrivrr in Main" and ranked high with
some nj the best driver; iE the country.
nc was manager If Tie PreSumpscot
Tr";tirr- park at DcrrinG for q number
pf years. He also managed Beacon park
1t AllstOn. MISS. the year that Gold
Smitl Maid established the worlds
record of 214.
He has been 4 veterinary surgeon
Confined on Page TwOD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
FELL OVERHEARD.
T. J. Murphy Of Eastport. Drowned
Early Sunday Morning.

Eas;port. Me-. April 30.-TimOthy J.
Murphy Of this city. with three friends,
started for Camrob.llo \. T.. late last
night. in a small sail beat. Word was
:, ccived. today. that when the boat
vas off Indian Island. Murphy fell ov-
..rbGari and was drowned.
According to those on board. about
o'clock. This morning. while the boat
Was drifting along with the tide. IT, =
weather being very calm. the helms
;aan heard Il splash in the water. AMI
It was discovered that Murphy was
missing. His companions believing
that he fell overheard while asleep.
The body was not recovered.
A widow and 4 married dauShts +
survive him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
Rufie Browns Wife Under
Bonds 10 Keep Peace.
Mother Testified She Threatened to Kill Her and -Four
Daughters charge Of Completely in the VIM
knight Murder Withdrawn

hey were present whom the threats
were made.
MF Went worth. the Girls, father. tcs-
-! tllt il" had nC.er heard hiG
aanrht'r make any ;hr n against any
~ itl'r Of MS family. that he WIS no'
tf:aid cf h"r an,. that 81" had AWAY:
i".n g"ol girl. No Witnesses were
mt on BY IN" defenco.
In summing up Hon. :. W. Gnul!
Who appeared for the prisoner. did no.
@nar" Mrs. Wentworth saying that she
raj turned her own chile into the
streets ana allowed hrr to be married
when only l.. He sail that the town %
Athens ought to be before the court
f"r allowing such 4 marriage to tak1
!,lr'r within its borders 2nd urged that
tHr girl shnnll he allowed to go instead
Ion l IN; S"ut to Jail.
Hon. r.. y. Danfnrth 9NIo1rca for thu
state ana asked that the girl be pat
.'h. re she could DO not narm. .Iu.l2t
| "a "h"lir" hOuad til" girl over in tn"
sum # 500 I" keep the peace 70" on
:; ~. :t.I.l IN want Of III. ties to BE- coz.
mite .. An appeal WAS tex n.
TN" cilar::" ag7inst Mr.. Brown Of
'o"lliclty uiJh her husband in tn
murder Of KNIGHT was withdrawn by
ta" I.oYccutin attorney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
A DiSGRACEFUL RETREAT.
Eye Witness Tells Ct Complete Demon
alization of the Russians

Correspondence of the Associated Iress
New ChwanC. March 21.--tThe following
story of the retreat from Mukdcn was
given to The Associated Press by a
trader)
II went with the retreat to Tic PnSS =
said the trader. 81 saw il all l don't
want any more. | knew that the retreat
was coming. I've seen ON before 81 "
The Focrs clear ont of PRETORIA; | know
the signs. The Russian officers jcrrcd
when ] suggested such n thing but
knew. They We're packing their stores.
getting their papers together in the va
rious Offices. Trunks. boxes valiscs OF
all sorts were ready to be sent Off At n
moments notice. They tried to keep IN
their bluff until the very last
''Cherchoff. the head of the gendarmcr-
les. was Il bad one. We HAD to get our
passes from him. We left our passports
in his office and he gave us n hermit To
stay week. 10 days. two weeks. as thu
cas-" might be. until We sold our milk or
brandy. whatever it was. Sometimes We
had to pay, sometimes not. If Cherchoft
sized us nm as easy, it went badly with
us: otherwise we got off with only 4 small
squeeze. Just the day before the evacua-
ton commenced. Cherchofr charged two
Greeks $500 apiece for two weeks permit
and then cleared out at midnight leav-
ing the mon without their passes.
There was another fellow in the com
missary office who gave dinner one
night. We have been successful, he
boasted in his after-dinner snecch; the
T,,N
make stand ut Liao Yang. maybe not
do not think they will. say they ar.
dcrrorhliLed. Long live the Gar You
see. You said we should retreat. Look
1T me. was frightened. too. I sent nv
things to the station. Today. have
brought them all back. See and Re point
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01

The following discharges in bank
ruI.tcy have been granted in the Unit
ed States district court at Portland
VIM. II. Naylor. WestbrOok; VIM. X
Lincoln. Lewiston: Samuel F. Cakes
GuilfOrd; Frank S. Church. Shirley
Arthur d. Rogers. Shirley; Jas. X. p
Elaisdell. Portland; VIM. A. Kimball
Parkman: John F.. Locklin. f. Liver.
mora; John A. Hern. Madison: Henry
Kaub. Portland: Jos. Bouter, Eustis;
Fred V. Eddy. Bangor: Henry Hudson
Guilford; Percy l.. AckersOn, Mars
Hill. Willis o. Record of South Paris,
and Thos. W. Porter of Lowell, have
filed petitions in bankruptcy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
THE PRESIDENT
Attends Church With
People of West Divide.
Makes 10-Minute Speech, Be-
ing RoundIy AppIauded.
Everyone for Miles Around Present
and Meet the President.

GlenwOod Springs, Colo. April so
Unique In the history of Colorado wer,
the services held at the Old Blue
School House on West Divide. today
;t,ten led by President Roosevelt anC
ms party and all the ranchmen and
!lIeir families FIR miles around. Tnf
little district school building was moi
Il tenth part large enough to ac-
conin'odate the congr6 CATION, and Il:
Il result. the organ was moved to The
roat porch. ON this porch seats Were
provided for the President and lis par
~, the Rev. Horace Mann. of Rifle
Colo, the choir and tn. trustees of tn.
rlnnrcn. The members of the congre-
'1ation stood o. sat on the ground III
tie school ycro OF in their conveyaEces
which were grouped around Tie buii'i
ing. Tn" sermon by the I:"v. Nam,
was Of IN unusual kind. Ii began witt,
4 SOY. teeming wiki slang Of I'll"
Western favor AMI was fun Of advice
:'uited to Il c'nsgcsnticl inuriGe Itself
20 tn" h::.s!';uS "f 'noantiin !ifc. II
touched on TIE rcSnons:',iliti,s 81 the
i,nSilinn oil the i'r. sidt,t.
After he hal concluded. the Prrsi-
.cht ,p, kv fer - minutes. TIE cX-
PRESSED his We'll Known sunject whic':
vas on the morality Of The man ant
,.atriotism ana ',u,y to home AMI
country. lie Vas ch-erej heartily
Throughout his remarks. After tie
services were cG!,'lultd. the President
shook han.is t.it': every man, w"in.:i.
ma Child III cs"nt
':'hn .;arr;c. $ at tie school house
were begun At II O'Clock. Long be
core that non: rdnrnmen ana tier
wives began 10 assemble. Many per
sons t!r:nr or rode hu. setback from
New Castle. Ei',c ana other towns for
Eve To L.. nilry away. The Presidents
PARTY presented Il pc uiesque APP
pearancr rs they came ny. All were
on horseback: and We're dressed in
:heir hunting clothes. They iat no
others ut camp. M"ny o: thns" in the
congregation wur" thoir best III, SSrs.
Mr.. Roosevelt WIS dressed III t."
same clothes he wore Wiu II II" lett H.
private car mt New Castle tN" weeks
age His hal MS WnH, is El,owl as
the "slouch." II" Wore i pulled "Nc'
his eyes. ai,l badly out nT share. Ills
Jacket was she. p-lilat' '.Irk. hi
trousers Of duck. tied about his ankles
with strong cord ana his shirt vas az
blue cotton. lie had 'discardei his
chapareios. or leather trousers. ana
lbs sweater rs ? concession toward the
,nnper church goin% raiment. The
Western air % the party went straight
10 tn. !carts OF the people. The ap-
!,iaudcl ana yelled boIstcrous praise ~
the President.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
TOP OF HEAD GONE.
John Green Of Holien. Found Dead
Probably Accidently Killed.

Eangor. Me. April 39.-Tho body oi
io,,n Green. 20 years old. of Holden
Ne. who has been missing from his
ZONE. since last Friday, was found
tolay. in pasture ct North Holden
With III" top Of the head apparently
.lown off. 1t is believed that he was
victim of an accidental discharge %
rs own gun. which was laying by the
eide nf the body with one Of the bar
els discharged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
WILL JOIN FORCES, MAY 5.
second and Third Russian Squadrons
Will Consolidate, Friday.

London. Ma! 1.-The Daily Tclegraph's
Ttlio correspondent says:
1T is stated hero that tho whole Of the
second and Third EEsaian Pacific squad
rnnS VIII Join forces on the morning of
May :.
The fifth native loan (of sJ9.oU0 COO ha )
hc"n ovCr-Su subscribed five times and tho
Gnancial position now permits OF re-
SUMPTION OF the construction Of tho cen
tr,l railway through Japan. which was
stopped ut the beginning of the war
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
Determined TO DIE.
Chas. Lewis. kttery, Fills Pockets
Wish Stone and Jumps Overheard.

York. Nc. April 30.-After filing
his pockets with stones. Charles Lewis
Of K;ite:y. jumped from Marshalrs
Wharf at York IIartor. today. and was
drowned. The body was recovered
Lewis was about SO years old and IN
married.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
FIRE LOSS OF $4,000.
Clothing Dyed With DISASTROUS Re
suits In Harrison.

Harrison. Mc.. April 30.-I?onj min liar
riSon and his son vent fishing for suck
crS. Friday evening. and came home with
wei clothing. They built wood fire to
dry their garments and went 70 BID.
About midnight the family WIS awakened
ard found tl. house in flames Three
horses aud l.; hogs were burned in the
barn. Til" loss is $3.50: Insurance. 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
PROFESSIONAL cRACksMEN
obtain $40 In Maine Central Railroad
Depot at Waldoboro.

Woldohoro. No. Arril o0-Thc safe in
tbn Maine Ccrtral R7ilro?d station was
blown open with nitroglvccrine. carly
Saturday. evidently by Professional bur
Glars. and about $40 obtained The Office
u,s damaged somewhat. The tools use,.
were secured from section house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
Latest Harbor Of RQjest.
vensky's Warships.
Cruisers, With Decks Stacked With Coal Stop Steamer ShIn
Fleet Preparing for Sea- Junction Of the Two
Squadrons Expected, Friday.

Hong Kong. April ?o-The steamer
50 tim, which has arrived here. sighted
,rri:: -! 20 20 vessels Of tie Russian
Second Pacific .uu Icon in Honkohe
rag. Amman, tibout - I:.i!as north of
i<anlraih bayD. Thu. :;ily AFTERNOONS
TW" Cruisers. which lll their decks
stack. Il with cal. SiSni!lrt! the Stettin
to stop and pu, STONED FER. The fleet
vas preparing for SEA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. April 3G-Fair weather
has prevailed in all districts except
the Gulf states. Fair weather is in
,icateI for Monday. The winds along
the New England and Middle Atlantic
coast will be fresh northwest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
PASTOR RESIGNS.
Rev. r. n. Jones of Rumford Falls To
Accept Position In N. Y. Seminary.

Eur,ford Falls, Me. April 3n--Rev
Rufus Horton Jones. rector of the St
2arnabas Episcopal church >of this
place. has resigned and after trip to
Europe will become connected with u
ceninary in New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
NEW TRIAL GRANTED.
Case OF Bryant VS.. Northern Paper CO
To Be Heard In Decercber.

StoNr,gar. Me. Afril @-A rescrirt
haa i.r,p received ~ VI. T. ScckinS. clerk
OF III" Somerset county supreme co,rt.
IN the c:Ic,. of George l.. bryant rs. the
Great Nurih"in Paper Co. granting I
rev trial on motion Of the defendant
company. A verdict of 500 was rendered
tor Tie plaintiff al the Dcccaiber term.
49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
:. MONEY.
r o 10 A N

ON HORSES CARRIAGES. FT'REI
TUE. Livestock. FARM CROPS.
WATCHES and JEWF.I.KN. Reasonable
rates. business confidential. installment
payments.
COLLATERAL LOAN COMPANY
219 Water st, OPP. C"nY House.
.TtI3IISIIF.D 10 YEARS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
FAIR AND COLDER.

Washington. April 30.-FO"ecaSt for
Monday and Tuesday for New Eng
land: Fair AMI somewhat cooler.
Monday, fair. fresh west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
SQUADRONS NO. I AND 2
-:f the Russian Fleet Seen Near island
OF Eiainan.

Tsi1c'2n. ShantuEg Pcninsular
h;1r. NJ" lit is reported that the
RUSSIAN Second Pacific Squadron to-
c!iicr witt tie Russian Third Pa
.fic Squadron are mar The island Of
! iaiGalt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
INFECTED WITH TUBERCULOSIS.
Herd o! Cows at Lewiston City Farm
Condemned by Inspector.

Lewiston. Nc, April 3O.-T'he fine herd
OF cows at the Lewiston city farm has
been examined by DIR. Erackett. Ont OF
tht Il cows 10 are badly affected with tu-
hercuiosis and will be killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
Boston Forecast.

Boston. April 30.--Local forecast for
Boston ana vicinity: Fair and cooler.
Monday; Tuesday. continued fair;
light to fresh westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01

Miss Helen A. Knowlton. of Rockland.
Ne is the only woman lawyer in that
state She was admitted to the bar OF
Knox county six years ago. and has ac-
Quilted herself we'll in the practice of law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01

rhvsiciars in various parts Of England
are complaining that the competition OF
fur.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-24
Monetary System of China

hu'lIe Bard. Frenchman has nm
Guessing chapter on the money of
Emma In his book. Chinese ife in
ioWn and Country" He EXPLAINS that
'ue unit OF Chinese money is the tael
W,l'oh is not coin. but a weight of
SiiVer-the ounce, of which there are
sixteen to the catty, and 900 10 the
picul The commercial tael is thar of
canton which should weigh s7.7ss
sralhs' but usually weighs S75S. Then
.uere Is the tael of Shanghai. which
"elshs S6.6, and the revenue tael used
III Valuing imports and exports, and
each large city has its own, that of
lIe'slh worth from to per cent
more IMAM that of Shanghai. Business
estimated in taels is carried on by the
use OF Spanish dollars or silver in.
sots The former are weighed
anu stamped by every south China
merchant and have to he reminted
continually. The ingots of silver are
cut IRON bars into pieces that the
operator estimates will weigh so
taels' Naturally each one who handles
them weighs them.
Banks store their money in eel.
lars' In boxes carried back and forth
ny coolies.' says NJ. Bard This ex.
plains the item of TRANSFORMATION
which is deducted from the face of n
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-24
In Defense of Missionaries

A shallower and more vulgar accu-
satlon against missionaries. revival
ISIS, and preachers generally is that
Whlle the poor and the suffering are
all around and near them, they live on
the fat of the land, are well clothed.
well housed, raise families and accum-
uIate property. Such assertions are
broadly false. There is scarcely a.
NOOK or corner of the earth where con-
secrated men are not struggling in
penury to uplift dense communities.
rms fact could be clearly elucidated
ny Bishop Restarick, If he chose to
publish his knowledge of conditions in
the Hawaiian islands alone. II is
eluciated by local missionary expert
ences for quarters of century.
But suppose it were true, as in a few
cases 1t is true, that specially quail
fed ministers receive large salaries
what then? Does that circumstance
throw even a shadow on their SINGER
ity? Why should they not be paid for
their fruitful labors in raising human
beings from sin or misery? AS a we'll
known Honolulu attorney said the
other day-if an able lawyer is well
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-24

Chinese check when it Is cashed a; a
bank. One can Judge of the compiled.
lions consequent upon this system OF
conversion of taels of different values
INTO ingots Of different weight and
purity, especially as assayers of diff.
terent localities refuse to honor the
stamps OF other cities" In places
where the dollar is not used small
payments are made by cutting up an
ingot. The scale used in weighing
these fragments has two sets of
markings; one for receipts and one
for payments"
Chlnas national coin Is the cash"
a round copper coin with a square
hole through IT, The cash or sapak
date from at least $500 h. c. Eight
pounds weight of cash makes
dollar Years ago an emperor decided
to double his funds by giving copper
cash double its value; in certain parts
OF the country this performance is still
In effect In other parts n or So
cash are counted as 100.
In Honan the Chinese go to market
with two kinds, of money--one real
the other counterfeit. Some articles
are bought with one, some with the
other; certain articles have two
prices--one in good money, one in
bad.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-24
Barricade in Street Riots

ings and trees for their materials
Louis Philippe fell when the first bar
ricade of the revolutionists was aln
up. There was a terrible fight to fol.
low, in comparison with which that at
LODI was insignificant. Sixteen thsI.
sand people were killed or wounded
and half as many taken prisoners.
The damage done amounted to &c.
100000.
When Louis Napoleon seated him
SELF he remembered barricades and
their power and determined that he
would have none of them. He made
wide boulevards, which cannon could
sweep with grapeshot, macadamized
the roads and did all that he could
think of TO make the barricading of
the streets impossible. But the days
of the commune showed that the old
art was by no means gone, nor the
possibilities exhausted.
London also has had its barbados
On the occasion of the funeral of
Queen Caroline, in 1921, the crowd
barricaded the route by which the
body was to have been struggled out
of the capital.