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NO ACTION TAKEN FOR
FUTURE BAND CONCERTS

No action has been taken as yet
to continue the band concerts that
were being subscribed for by the
merchants, and which were being
given every Saturday night on the
street. Manager Fritsch of the
A. b. G. is going the city one bet
ter and has had the band in his
employ, both on last Saturday even-
ing and last night.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-11
Rain in Nebraska.

NORFOLK, Va, July 11.-Rain,
amounting to an inch and half
at Norfolk and nearly two inches
in the Rosebud country, covered
Northern Nebraska and Southern
South Dakota last night and early
this morning. The rain eN
$50 miles west of Norfolk to Aims
worth, and 200 miles northwest of
Norfolk into South Dakota.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-11
Deaths i'm Pittsbur9.

PITTSBURG, July 11.-The max
imum temperature yesterday was
92 degrees. Five deaths were re-
ported during the day from the
heat, while two suicides resulted
it is said, from insanity, due to
heat.
Many points in Ohio, West Vir-
ginia and Western Pennsylvania
report a scarcity of ice.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-11
MAN ARRESTED IN
RHYOLITE ISSUES
FICT|C|OUS CHECKS
JOHN SCOTT is IN COUNTY BAS-
TILE TO AWAIT ACTION
OF GRAND JURY.

Constable Billy Kaufman of
Rhyolite came up from that camp
yesterday, bringing with him John
Scott, who has been bound over to
the grand jury on a charge of hav-
ing issued fictitious checks.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-11

WASHINGTON, July 11.--Secre-
tary Fisher yesterday told President
Taft that a careful search of in
terror department records failed to
show the "Dick to Dick" letter in
which it is alleged Charles p. Taft
used his influence ON behalf of in
terests in Alaska to secure control
of Controller bay.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-11

CINCINNATI, July 11.-At the
request of the president, the letter
files of his brother, Charles P. Taft,
were searched for traces of posi-
BILE correspondence with the presi-
dent and Richard S. Ryan and other
persons, regarding Controller bay
lands. No letter on the subject
was fond G. P. Taft is now in
Europe.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-11
Baltimore Is Red Hot.

BALTIMORE, Md, July 11.-An-
other heat wave descended on this
city yesterday, causing three deaths
and several prostrations. The max
imum official temperature was 90
degrees.
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ED wHEECE

Keeps all kinds OF clear and rough
lumber on hand. 1mo
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-11

Only reliable advertisers thrive
rhe public realizes on their risk.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-11

All kinds OF ruling and binding
nj the Bonanza.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-11
HOT IN NEW YORK.

( NEW YORK, July 11.--Another
Iarea of high temperature overspread
the eastern section of the country
yesterday. Although a maximum of
only SS degrees was reached in this
city, the thermometer ran we'll up
in the nineties upstate and in New
England.
G. T. Stevens. of the West End
company, was a passenger for Reno
this morning. where he goes to meet
Mrs. Stevens. who Is returning
from a trip TO her home in Penn
sylvanla.
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-09
CountyNews
MALTA BEND

Prof. Monsees, wife and baby
came in for a visit with Mrs.
Moonsees' parents, Everett Fulton
and wife.
Mrs. Charlie Ross and baby and
Miss Artie Carter were shopping
In Marshall Monday.
Editor Witt Of Marshall attended
the funeral OF Mrs. Payne here Sun
day morning.
Mr.. Everett Fulton went to
Kansas City Monday night on
business.
The funeral OF Mrs. Flora Bell
Payne, who died at Salt Springs
Friday, June 2nd, was conducted
at the First NJ. Y. Church Sunday
morning, June ith ut at 10 O'Clock
by Rev. Leatherman. Burial at the
Malta Bend cemetery.
Mr.. Homer Moritz was a Mar
shall visitor last Wednesday.
Mrs. u. ID. Williams came over
last Wednesday for a visit withher
grandmother, Mrs. Kinnamon.
Mr.. Joe Newton was transacting
business In the county seat last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Sailor and
daughter, Miss Grace, went to Mar
shall last Friday evening In their
auto.
Mesdanes w. o. Ballew and Fred
Anderson were shopping In Mar
shall last Friday.
Quite n number of our young
people attended the Carnival nj
Marshall Saturday evening.
Mr.. Y. q. Guthrey and wife at
tended the ice cream supper Mt
Grand Pass last Wednesday night.
Mr.. Bart Haggard returned home
from Kansas City last Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Adams returned
home from Marshall Sunday eve-
ming after n weeks visit with
friends.
Rev. Lcatherman filled his regu-
lar appointment at Asbury Chapel
Sunday evening.
Rev. Mitchell OF Marshall preach
ed Mt the Presbyterian Church Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Matter returned to her home
In Lexington Sunday evening AZ
ter a short visit with her children.
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-09

Ferrell, of Marshall Mr.. and Mrs,
Joe Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas,
Welsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kellett,
OF Mt. Leonard.
One OF the saddest deaths that
falls to our lot to report is that
Of Miss Ora Thompson, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Thompson
who died at her home Saturday,
June'3 M 1 p. m. after n lingering
illness of lung trouble. Death Is
cad at any time but especially so
when one 10 young and lovable
succumbs. Some time ago abe
went in company with her brother
DR.. Lunsford Thompson OF Louis
vile, Ky, to New Mexico, hoping
the change would be OF some
benefit to her. Ora has many
friends and schoolmates who will
sadly miss her smile and genial
disposition. The funeral services
were conducted by Father Jen-
nings at the Catholic church and
she was laid to rest In Ridge Park
cemetery In Marshall. Those who
attended from Marshall were Mrs.
Mike Lynch, Jerome Prior. Dugs
las Crank and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Mitchell.
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-09

sister, Mrs. Tisdale left Monday
for fayetteville where she will
visit a week with her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Boatright.
w. b. Bellamy has returned af-
ter an absence OF two weeks AT
different points.
Mrs. Robt. Martin OF near Mar
shall 10 visiting the family OF her
mother, Mrs. Annie Andrew. Hr
Miss Barbee Jackson a former
resident and popular teacher In
our schools arrived from Ryan,
Okla, Tuesday for a visit with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. W. W. Bright and little
daughter, were passengers to Kan
sas City Tuesday evening to be
gone an indefinite time.
Mrs. Kate Morrison spent Tues
day In Sedalia.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Hooker left
Thursday for st. Louis to spend
two months with their son, Lon
o. Hooker.
James Huston who has been In
school ut Columbia Is here and will
spend the summer months with
his grandmother, Mrs. L. j. Pelot.
NJ. +. Prigmore Is In Marshall
this week attending court.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. +. Foster and
little son were guests over Sun
day OF Mrs. b. Il. Forster.
Mrs. r. w. Miller has returned
from a weeks visit TO her old
home at Waverly.
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-09

Louis Rust visited in our little
village last week.
Mrs, Hartman OF Illinois ls visit
ing her children here and around
Emma
There was a hop in the new
building Monday night.
Geo. Aulgur Of Sweet Springs Il
painting VIM. wehr's house.
Fred Weber and family visited
in Higginsville last Sunday!
Quite a crowd attended the pic
mic at Concordia last Monday.
Otto Strodtman and family OF
Higginsville visited Ernst Stump
enhaus last Sunday.
There will be a band concert at
Emma next Friday night, June 0.
A nice program will be rendered
by the Emma band, Refreshments
on the grounds. Everybody in
vited.
Notice-Miss Anna vogt's sale
next Saturday, starting a 2 o'clock
in the afternoon.
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-09
THE NAN With A JOY FACE


You may have noticed the differ
ence between . joke laugh and q real
Joy laugh. The one 10 the result a
having been teklsd: the other Of hav.
Ing the soul pleasantly stirred.
Thomas McCiary pleasantly stirs
the soul. His humor 10 spontaneous
and CONTAGIOUS. Il 10 . rest from the
daily grind Of life and leaves q
happier and better. .. j
McClary will add much to the Chau.
tauoua program. His lectures abound
with wholesome humor and stroag
common sense. He 10 one OF the
plainest spoken OF men. Tho peopIs
will have no dinhcuity In understand
Ing what he means.
Tall and angular. full Of joints ana
oddities. he has the physical build
for platform fun. Yet throughout his
lecture there IL q generous modIcum
OF good. strong. common sense thss
adds much to its strength.
II you like TO laugh. II you like %
think. II you enjoy wholesome fun
and hne fancy. you Will bs glad 70
learn that this gifted platformist 10
to appear here. II you don't want 70
laugh stay away OF you are liable 70
get = cracked face.
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-09

Al night tho programs will DO fur
the vitGlized by gorgcousiy cos
tuned selections from grand and high,
opera. including C~avaleria Rusticana,
u Trovatore. Faust. Bohemian Girl,
Martha.
Thaviu's Band has played ut all the
great musical centers. and spent four
seasons each at The White City, Gin,
cinnati Zoo and Luna Park. N. Y. Ho
played at the Texas State Fair. at
the famous Blue Grass Fair at Lexinx.
ton and at the Corn Palace at Mitch.
ell. where only the biggest bands get
q look In.
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-09
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always fought
signature sssas 'e: Of &MzZzzM
SWEET SPRINGS

John Hamm and Il. II. Reineke
were in sedalia Tuesday.
Mrs. c. X. Parsons OF Sedalia
is with homefolks this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schlue have
returned from Kinsley, Kas., and
will make this their home.
c. Wohlers OF Sedalia spent sew
eral days here last week.
The Lutheran School picnic was
given at the Sweet Springs Thurs
day Of last week. II was an ideal
picnic day but the attendance was
not as large as expected. Farm.
r are too busy attending crops.
Hump. Ray OF East st. Louis
spent several days here this week
with his parentds, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. L. Ray.
Miss nellie Dierking OF near Elm
wood is visiting the Misses Scott
this week.
DR.. Owens and j. II. Mcclure
We're in Marshall Wednesday on
business.
Misses Mary and Sarah Wheeler
visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Baker
OF near Marshall this week.
David Fisher of Kansas City il
spending the week with his moth<
or, Mrs. J. F. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. o. Walker of
Malta Bend, Mrs. ID. Bixler, OF
Independence and Mrs. McClelland
OF San Antonio, Texas, are wish
tors at the home OF w. C. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. O. Barbour and
Mrs "A. p. Wilson left Monday for
st. Louis and an extended visit
In Kentucky. -
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8. Mckinney
Of Warsaw spent Saturday at s..
D. Clarks north OF town.
Mas Jessie c. Hall was married
to James n. Craig of St: Louis at
her home In Kansas City wednss-
day, June 9TH. They win reside
In st. Louis.
B. r. Shanklin died 1t ths home
OF his brother, Rev. q. Z. Shank
lin Saturday, June srd, after an
illness OF several weeks. At 4p.
Sunday . short service was tield
ut the residence conducted BY
Rev. 8. p. 6hiffler OF the Proeby-
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-09
W1nEnLAa. saGLE EYE SlLYE
Good for N'''hlng but tho Eyes
DAVIS

Mrs. II. Audsley and children
spent Sunday in Kansas City re.
turning Monday. Z
Lewis Reisacher and his carpen!
ters began the work on c. c. Kit
chen's new dwelling Monday. :,
Mrs. DeLante OF st. Louis Is mall
ing her daughter, Mrs. Mollie SteI
hens an extended visit.
Mrs. Mamie Nichols and children
OF Slater are visiting at the home
OF Elliott Brown and family al
this writing.
Landon Duianey and daughters
visited Mt the home OF Geo. Carr
Sunday.
Herbert Herman and family Sur
dayed with relatives In New Frank
fort.
Reginald Pinkard was a visitor
In Slater Sunday.
Tom Fisher transacted business
In Marshall Saturday.
Mrs. j. s. Johnson and daughter
Miss Beuiah, visited Mrs. Mollis
Stephens and family Sunday. sas /,
Jesse Cooper and family OF nes,
New Frankfort visited his sister
Mrs. Ernest Mullins Sunday.
Raymond Crane visited his un-
Gle in Marshall last week and took
In the carnival.
Mike 0pper of near Slater was
q pleasant visitor in this commun
ity Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-09
TALE OF TWO POOR nEpHews
Each Tried to Please the Rich OLD
Uncle. Who Then Made
New VIII.

There once was n rich old uncle
who had two poor nephews.
And when Christmas came the two
poor nephews were anxious to show
the rich old uncle how much they
thought OF him.
Now the hrst poor nephew reasoned
that he should impress his rich old
uncle with the great affectioa he bore
him by some tangible meats. 60 he
drew out his sayings and purchased
for his rich old uncle a magnificent
sold watch. and had II neatly sn.
graved To II he attached a gorgeous
chain. put the whole affair In Q Law.
uithly decorated box and sent Il 10 his
rich old uncle with his best wishes.
h second poor nephew figured
that any extreme nnancial. outlay
would convince bis rich old uncle that
he was trying TO jolly him . bit too
much, 10 he invested . nickel In q
neat but tasty Christmas card. which
he mailed 10 the rich old uncle.
30 the rich old uncle yscsivod the
two remembrancss and ssid os the
P6rst nephew
"Humphi A man who viii spend
al he has fs-s gold watch to dive to
: man who already has AL tho watches
he ever win nssd hasn't got saough
tddgnsnt 70 be trusted With monsy.
Will ieaye him my blessing and : few
words q gne1 advicals
, When he Looked ct the card he NOD.
~ his bad a~pprdvtngly ana said:
"Thsre's'a MIN aftss ny y heart
he knew ] would not care Tor N q.
pensive slit ed he knew that ! would
paSue bis Gpod Nishea - ~ very
wisely sent them 10 me- IN this inex-
penssye manner. He shows : marked
sconpmical trait sn1 I ~ rurt ~
~ yet along In IA world without
hny "a kroO me-
- - ns1sAs ~ vfli "a IN n
~ 'moasy to7epun1 "a ~lRatitutlon ~
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The Marshall republican., 1911-06-09
1 FINE NOVELTY FEATURE

osrrstta's Pony, Dog INC Bird Pea
sermanes 70 be Given a. chsutaw
aua-A Genuine Treat for OLD and
Young.
Everyone who likes fun will wans
70 attend Chautauqua this season on
the day Gsrretta appears with his
trained Pony, Dog and Bird perform
nee. II will be a treat for both youns
and old.
This performance is SO different
from anything else that 1t Is bound
to stir up a great deal Of interest fos
everyone who likes clean amusement
And yet, while the acts are full Of
amusement features. there is a GER
tain educational value there, too.
II may shock a few supersensitivs
people q trine to experience the sud
den change on the Chautauqua from
some distinguished public man or
woman to a pony. some dogs and
cages OF birds. But there are scores
OF people In our midst who hereto.
fore have cared a very little indeed
for what the distinguished public man
had to say. who will be interested a
once In a trained animal performances
In this way they may be induced 70
hear the distinguished parsonage.
We are sur that all sensible peo
pie will welcome the fact that the
Chautauqua program this season Is IA
present more entertainment features.
In this busy old world, clean amuss
ment 10 very much needed. This
Chautauqua program IN n great I'm.
provement yer any heretofore built
a. II retains It's original strength with
out being too prosy for the mutt
tudes.
There are about thirty birds and
dogs In Garretta's collection. all
trained to perfection and performins
many marveous feats besides
Prince" :he wonderful trained pony,
tho delight Of both young and old.
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-09
CRAND

Mrs. Odia King of Kansas City
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Rich
art, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Coad OF
Dallas, Texas announce the ar
vial OF a new son at their home
May 2sth.
DR.. Crosswh.te Is visiting in
Kansas City.
J. Il. Colder returned DSunday
from an extended visit with rel
atives in Kansas City and other
cities.
Mrs. Mary MAIDEN OF Mckinney
Texas arrived Saturday to spend
the summer with her brother, Isaac
Christman and wife. Mr.. Christ
man 10 quite sick with heart
trouble ut present.
The Strawberry and Ice cream
social given by the ladies of the
Baptist Church, Thursday night in
odd Fellows Hall was well attend
ed. The receipts amounting to
Si5.
The Children's Day services Mt
the Christian Church Sunday night
were well attended and program
was fine. The teachers and
scholars here should feel encoursg-
ed. for the people enjoyed the
services very much, and are ever
ready to come and hear the child
ish voices In the praise OF God.
Harry Plattner visited In Mar
shall last Week.
Miss Esther Plattner OF Malta
Bend Is visiting relatives here.
T. Taylor visited In Kansas City
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Alers and chill
dren OF Malta Bend spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Rileyand
Miss Pearl.
Jasper Cole was calling in Grand
Pass Sunday evening and while
here attended Children's Day ser
vices.
Miss Laura Lubbock is quite sick
at present, her many friends wish
her a speedy recovery.
Children's Day services here Sun
day night. All invited to attend
Rev. Foster will preach Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fletcher and
OF Waverly we're visitors
at their aunt, Mrs. B. Edwards, Sun
day.
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-09

Miss Agnes LOTUS has rcturne,
to- her home In Kansas City after
ID visit TO the Misses Flynn and
Others.
Austin Jones made n trip Ia
Slater Sunday in his auto. Slater
has some wonderful attractions for
Austin.
Mrs. Andy Judge and son, Jos.
were In Marshall Tuesday,
Mrs. Jas. Campbell and mother,
Mrs. Horrigan, of Kansas City,
are among friends and relatives
here. Mrs. Campbell informs us
that there Is no place like Shack
elford to her.
Mrs. Mary Sheridan Is quite sick
ut this writing.
Misses Frances Thompson and
Cecil Cooper took part In Miss
Blanche McNeeiy's music recital In
Marshall Monday and Tuesday,
each rendering two selections.
Sol. o'Jaughlin OF st. Louis Is
among friends and relatives In
this vicinity.
Miss Harriet Thompson left Fri
day for Warrensburg where she
will attend summer school.
Miss Minnie Hockensmith and
Gertrude Lynch of Mt. Leonard
were here a few days ago in the
interest of the Republican contest.
Mark Cooper and family and
Mrs. Alice Cooper, C. j. Thomp-
son, wife and daughters and Mrs.
r. A. Thompson attended the re-
citals in Marshall given by Miss
McNeely and pupils Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Utz OF e Miami Is
visiting her sister, Miss Sallie
Weaver and her son, James.
A bunch of crap shooters were
taken to Marshall from this place
Saturday night and put under lock
and key leaving some OF the farm
ers guessing as to what they
should do for hands Mt the present
bnsy time. John Kennedy, Mat
Taffee and Mark Cooper finally
opened up their hearts and went
after their men and brought them
back and they are now contented-
ly drilling down Che corn row.
Mrs. Mike Keliet and Miss Irene
Welsh OF Mt. LeonarS attended the
funeral Of Mas Ora Thompson
here Monday.
Decoration day services were
observed>at Mound 81, Mary's GENE
terry Sunday afternoon, Notwith-
standing the heat Of tina day q
good crowd assembled. The SER
vices we're conducted by Father
Jennings who made . beautiful and
Impressive talk. Several hymns
were sung BY the younger mem
hers lOf the church led by Frank
Rigney. Among those out OF the
neighbo1hood who attended were
Mw. Mike Lynch, and son, Jerome
Prior ard family, Mr.. and Mrs
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-09
POPULAR ATTRACTIONS.
chautauaus Presents Fine List Of En-
'srtainmsnt Acknowledgment
to be Brighter and More A..
~trsetlvs to All.

The busy people who wan amuse
ment VIII have their innings at Chau
tauqua this season. There has bee,
special provision snade for supplyin,
. long felt want-ciean. sparkling an
tertainment and plenty Of Il.
One Of the most popular OF all thes,
entertainment numbers will be the
trained animal and bird performance
Thirty birds and dogs are employed
a they are trained to do many trul,
wonderful things. Then there 10 thu
celebrated pony. Prince" perhap,
the c~leverest In the world, whose hu
morous stunts" prove a deligh, &c
young and old.
Garretta. the trainer and exhibitor
II this interesting collection. has scored
Z decided success. He has spent his
life In this. his favorite vocation. and
the performances he gives reflects his
genius fully.
The Pugh-Riner Company will de
liver a highly popular and snappy pro
gram OF varied entertainment num
beers. They sing. they read, they Joke
They present songs In action They
are a talented and versatile trio and
know the popular fancy.
The Heimerdinger Entertainers will
present a musical and literary pro
srssn that 10 full Of entertainer. Tea
lures. Miss Alma Heimerdinger 1,
particularly strong In character de.
lineations..
The spectacular program by Hon.
Arthur X Peck. wherein he illustrates
In superb motion pictures. the heroic
work Of the Government Life Saving
Service -shsus6s In entertainment fsa.
lures. as well 40 Of highly
educational value.
The Grand Opera Singer. ppear
ing In special costumes ana accom-.
panied BY Thavu's International Bauu
will make . forceful appeal to tbs
love Of classy entertainment IN ~.
sryons, This viii be the greatest
musical festival ever placed upon 1
Chautauaua platform.
There e also to BE- = 10Y Night.
whersin AL thought Of serious asatters
viii be abandoned and the people will
b carried away on the wings OF the
newest popular fanclss and xivsn !
scsnplete rest from The wsishtisr mum.
bsrs that make up the body q The
pvogran.
WITH this nns showing al. sntsr.
talpmsnt nnmPern. Tho ch4utauQua d
pFepesed 90 interest sreatir nulnbe1
x peoD1s M GrsdveAly bsibG then -
~ IN ~ Chsutjuqua innnb
Iss: 49, = ss|lek ~
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-09
NRn1 MUSICAL ffSTI1M
Ihaviu's Banl and Grand 0pct,
Stan Coming T. Chautaugua
Gala OccaSen.
And Grand opers Quartet In cos,vms
Selections at Night
Proarams.

Everybody enjoyed the Italians ia,,
summer. They are fine musicians
But II takes American players TO rem
der with the proper spirit the old
American favorites And sorne oil
these will be sandwIched into tine
splendid classical programs by Thaviu
His band is American and in tune
with the spirit OF the chautauqua
Thaviu TO give a genuine
musical festival. His band is made
up Of thirty artists. trained to the last
movement OF musical excellence
Thaviu In a band master OF the vcry
FIRST grade and a program builder OF
consummate skill.
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-09
ABLE AUTHORITY on CHINA

Dr. Cell the Explorer, has croese6
China Five rimss-Fammlar viii
the Prosrsss Of Her People.
The people win see at c-hautsrou~
this summsr the man who carried t.
American Flag on its frst trip up the
fangtze river In China. DR.. Cell a.
perhaps the best informed Americas
on chiness progress. a. he has Tn,
vsrssd the length and breadth OF ths
Celestial Empire ave times.
Here 10 . clipping from his diary:
we stopped At the Perpetual Pm.
wider Inn aud had early rice It sisht
OF which meal ! ate two large bowls
and some bean curd. Mother sartA
served u ~ \ door. and square tahleu
with forms on four sides hold IT,
vtands. II was ton thirty A. M. whsn
We passed through Stone Bridge shs.
village. where ths stoas ARCHES 49,
such inscripticns ~. Constant Virtua.
'Efiial Pisty and Chastity 'Unsurpes,
Sod nxcsssivs Virtue etc.. By noo.-
We passed the Dragon Cave Barrier
HILL. Near this . tea house bore The
high sounding nane Of Worthy VII
tue Hall Another was labelled. Co..
plsts and Prosperous Rishteousncra
4 dinner hsrs for three oosts abouk
three pence in Engiish nonsy.
al c~AsothohAAs. w NV I famtRv
buminR come nap0s naoneS - : 40