Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 February 1895 — Page 4
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THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY FEBRUARY 4.
PiperHe^ieck, M COOK TO KING.
PLUG TOSACCO
Ej ClAELES B. LEWIS (It. QUAD'.
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Consumers ofchewinj tobacco who are willing to paij a liltle more than the price charged for the ordinanj trade tobaccos, will find this brand superior to all others BEWARE Of IMITATIONS.
[Copyrluht. M'S. by Chnrl' B. ) 111 tho yi-ar is 18 tliu Ainerioan ChorlbK I. WnlUrt-of Now York an - :ve<l at t'uchna, China, with a miecollanti hub carpi A portion of the oarj'o was unloaded then', and sho proceeded on her voynpe up the Yellow -.‘a. Beiore ihiinc so the Chinene poveriimeut put aboard of her 1,000 mnsktis and a lot of ammunition to ho landed at somu port on the north shore for use in snpprossinft one of those incipient rebellions always "on tap” in some portion of the great empire All went well with the bark until she was as far north as the seuthern peninsula of Korea, when she met with a typhoon and was driven to the west among the islands lying above and below the mouth of tho Whang hoa river. The vessel was commanded by Captain James Chiuton and carried a crew of Id men. At midnight.
B. F. JOSBIN
es the Ilijrheftt (trade Brazil Blocir
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sml the Best I’iltshurjrli and Antlirncito. Coa yard opposite Vandalla frelirht otlioe.
iron Bin:, ri.i’MBKRs>ri’i’iJKS PI PE m riN'OS. BRASS GOODS. !
Good stock on hand. Repairing done promptly. Give us a call.
Greencastle Foundry & Machine Co.
ONLY $20 ONLY
BIG FOUR MILEAGE!
Accepted for passage by DIFFERENT TRANSPORTATION COMPNS
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Be sure and miy a 'Biir Four" ticket. Vou will sn\ e iline and money. The t’ollowinu "Transportation Companies" will aeeejil "Itiir Four’ Mlleaire: lialtlin.ire ,V ' Milo. (For tlironirli passie/e between Indianapolis and Louisville.) Hall 1 more and Oliio s.un hwestern. (For tliroiiifh pas-aae between Indianapolis and Louisville.) ( besapenke .t < Milo. For throiiirh pasanKc between Cincinnati and W ashington. D, C. Chlcairo A Kastern ijllnois, bet. Danville mid Cbleaao. Clneinnatt. Hamilton & Dayton. Cincinnati, taekso \ Mack naw < inelnnall. ladiaiion A Northern. Cleveland. Canton A Sou hern. < leveland. I .oral n A Wine Inir. Cleveland A llullalo Tninslt o. Columbus, Hnckhiir Valley A Toledo. llolumbiiH. Sandiiskj A lloekiiitt. Dayton A t'nl m. Detroit A Cleveiond Steam NaviKatlon Co. I vansville & Terre Haute. Goodrii'h Line steamers, Illinois Central, between Kankakee and Chlcairo, Indianapolis, ()e. atnr A Western. Louisville, Krauavide A 8t. Louis Consoll
dated.
Louisville, New Albany A ChicagoNew Vork, i hi Cairo A st. Louis. Peoria. Decal m A Evansville. Peoria A Pekin t’nion. M. I.ouis, Mton A I erre Haute. St Louis Terminal Hallway. Toledo A < Milo Central. Toledo, st. I mils A Kansas City. WTieellnir A Lake Fade. OMMBI- AND I It A N'FEH COM PA V I ES: Cleveland Transfer Co. Cincinnati Itailroad Oalilbus Line.
SIIK w As vtsfl l-.n |iv NATIVES. after a struggle of 10 hours with tho typhoon, she was dismasted and driven ashore In being carried over thereof on tho eastern side of the island sho was swept by a great wave, and tho entire crew, with tho exception of one im»n, and ho the cook, were carried away to
death.
Tho cook was a Rhode Island man named Joseph (Jray Ho was about 23 vears of age, and though a good cook was not looked upon as having average intelligence. Tho bark was not injured in driving over tho ret f and finally brought up mi the sandy beach of an i - land called Wing-Lee. Tho island had about 300 inhabitants at that time, being mainly <'hine.so and mostly men ingaged in (ishitig and shell gathering When daylight came, tho storm had abated, and the wrecked v, s-rl was .
tho whole affair gave him credit beyond what you would imagine. Tho party which landed to attack him was sot upon by a force of 200 men and almost annihilated. The cannonade of the government craft was so vigorously replied to and wiih so much better aim that after an lu.ur she was tlrivt n out of the tight, with a hiss of 20 men. It was a glorious victory for <!ray, and within 30 days thereafter over 1,000 natives occupying other islands came to set! In on Wing Leo and tender allegiance to the king. In I860 Gray had 3,000 settlers on Ins island and an army of 800 men. His pt tiple fished and gathered shells and till d tho land, and from all accounts were pi a s ful and contented. The cargo was disposed of slowly and hit by bit, and tho proceeds were used for the benefit of the common-
wealth.
Any government hut that of the Chinese would have settled the matter in short order, but after the second attack j there was an interval of almost a year before a third expedition was started out. By this time Gray bail more can- j non and a larger and better drilled army, | and when ho learned that a force of three war junks and 1,000 men were to bo sent against him he was not a bit alarmed. Wing-Leo island is ten miles long by five in breadth. When the expedition appeared, men were landed at j three different points on the island, and the largest of the junks took up a posi i tion off the wreck and opened a hot bombardment. It is a matter of record that the parties landed were driven off with severe loss, and Gray, who was personally in command of tho hulk and tlie forfs, made it so hot for tho juuk that she ran out of the fight. His loss was only about 30 men, while the expedition suffered a loss of over 200. Soon after the attack two rebellions broke out in China at once, and Gray might havu remained undisturbed for another year but for the action of the American and the British governments.
low ID* tsianners to gel away, no convinced Gray of his friendly and merciful intentions, but the man was obstinate. He was not only a bravo man, but hail tho chivalry of a warrior. His people were not willing to go. and bo would rot skulk away and leavo them to fi; in a battle. Ho called a meeting of t':o prominent men while Captain 1 Bari e ; v 'In v', and tho unanimous:
duel ion was to fight.
Tl ey went given the day to think it o\ r, and it was not until the morning of (he next day that the Chester took up , apo-ition outside of the range of tho; vvali ■ siinon in the forts and opened fir-'. The object was todrivothe natives out rather than to kill them, and shells were useil to destroy the hulk and fort and the villages along the shore. Tho bombardment was continued from morning till night, and after the first two hours it was hoped to see a signal of surrender. By 3 o'clock in the afternoon the hulk and the fort were knocked to pieces, and neither bullet nor hall had reached the Chester. A boat was sent ashore, and Gray was asked to surrender. Ho had lost a great many men and fully realized his helpless situation, but
lie refused to give in.
That night at midnight about 40 small craft, carrying three to ten men each, pulled off the shore and attacked tho Chester. She was taken by surprise, believing tho islanders to be thoroughly disorganized, and had a close shave from being captured. In the attack she lost 25 men and the islanders a hundred. 1 It was hoped this would put an end to the affair, hut next day tho king was still defiant, and tho ship lesnn.ed tho bombardment. No guns were tired in answer, anil about 3 o’clock in the afternoon the islanders began to leave in ^ such craft as remained to them. They were not molested in their going. In i fact, tho order from Captain Barin 'was not to see them. He hoped that Gray would go off with the rest, but the sea cook king rowed out to tho ship and
Travel is test *c* commodated in the I Tliroush ( , ulim«ii Buffet Sleepinj Cars ! rinning over the lines of the Lothsvide & Nashville Railroad.
CITY DIRECTORY.
CI TY OEEICER.s.
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This line runs double daily (morning and evening depart arc trains front Cincinnati, Louisville, Evansville, and St. Louis to the principal Southern cities. This line affords two routes to points in Hie Southwest, via (Memphis ami via New Orleans. This line has double daily sleeping car service to Jackson vllle, and the only through line of Sleepers to Thomasvillc and Tampa. This line lias three daily trains to points in the South-
east.
The passenger equipment cf this line is not excelled in the South.
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Clei k
Muixhal Bngrincer Attorney S«>i\ Board of Moult h
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Winter Tourists* Tickets at low' round trip rateson sale from about November 1st, good till May 31st.
Full information cheerfully furnished upon application to GEO. L. CROSS. N, W. Pass. Agb, Chicago, III, C. P. ATMORE, Geo’l Pass. Agt., Louisville, Ky,
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Write for description of THE GULF C0AS1
| They claimed that he had fitted out j surrendered him ' If, as became a ruler small craft" to attack peaceful traders and a warrior. This action of his made and was a menace to navigation of tho things very unpleasant for
very unpleasant for Captain
Yellow sea. Gray always denied that I Barnes, who did not wish to carry out any of his people had meddled with any the order to convey him to Peking. He vessels whatsoever, and he probably told was received and pluccd until r guard, the truth about the matter. i however, and for three days was a prisTho insurance companies which had oner. Then he suddenly turned up missthe risk on tho hark anti had paid ovi r a 1 Dig. Home one had helped get him away very large amount of money were doubt- j in a native craft, hut who that some loss the prime mover* in the affair. Bo one was : as never been legally woerit as it may, the demand was made on i tained. Tho Chinese government had a
tho Chim se government, and as it had other matters in hand just then it charter'd an English shipnametl the (,'he'ter, fitted her out with a proper armaintnt and allowed her captain to select hi -
commission appointed to investigate
ami report, anti one of tho commissioners was an American anti tho other an Englishman. If they suspected Captain Barnes, tiny did not so report. Parties
own crew. The < liostt r was armed with i lauded fromthi ( h. ur aiid hurnctl and
She was sot o visited
bvtho natives who i f ^ 10 f' u,| s ! > be had, secured about j desolated the island, and for years and
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with ;i good Batumi, mild inauiu rcd j ^Bioricjm.*':unl Eugli.'liiucu at Singulot, and Gray at oibjo opened uegntia- P or< *» a!,< * Hiding on enough Malays and tions with them Lasears to make her complement 120 He at first determined to stand by the nu ‘ n s,ie av.ay to attack the sea
ColumbuH. <).. Transfer.
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Frank Bird's Transfer Co., Indianapolis. Hurmelee 'Transfer < <>., (’liica/o. Wnneman’s City Transfer Co., Evansville. I> B. M AitTiw, Qen'l Pass. & Ticket Ajrt. h <>. Mel ohmick. BasseiiMcr Truilic Mar.
B1 . FolTB KOUTE,
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As the new year begins you will iind J. MERKLE THE TAILOR
in ins old stand above the Western Cnion Telegraph ‘ Ubee. All of > mi who wish 1 nilor injr done bring; it in am time dur ng tin W’-.'-k. ' tk •• '•?} My 11 *.* ••••k done first class. Vvi- im
wreck until help came and her cargo :
cook who had become king of a wreck
was taken out, but atfer awhile, on find* an< * ai1 ^ al1 ^ an< ^ beaten off tho Chi*
mg that he was looked up to and obeyed ! uese * n handsome stylo,
bvtho natives, ho set himself upas a I Much information was picked up about ruler or king As tho island was situ- j M a y iU “* * ! ' s ^ ' ’ ro / hester ated 15 miles from any other, it was a ! ^ >Nas known that his army month or more before the residents of ! Diinilieretl at least U0U men, ami that he tho rest knew of tho wreck. By that - had six cannon and plenty of muskets time Gray bad organized the majority ami ammunition. ; he caliber of his of his islanders into a guard, arming (, amion wits small, howevc r, and ho had them from the government stores ! Nothing but soliti shot for them, i lie
aboard, lit 1 made his headquarters on tho vi sscl, and such a bold front did ho put on that tho would ho wreckers wore driven oft' or came to reside on tho
years aftctvvard not a single per on would land on its shores. Gray i-scapitl to another island anti ultimot ly to Fmgapore, where th ink degraded him un-
til ho died in the gutter.
A ('hitianiun'8 Ailv« i-tiHcim-nt. Tho following is a litoral translation of n Chiiicsn inkmaker's advertisement and is a fairly good example of tho
"puff direct:"
At tho shop Tae-shiug (prosperous in tho extreme)—very good ink. lino! fine!
Jon.itliiin Ctroh •John ttiltuure juiiit‘8 M. Miirit>v VVilliiou K. Sla.‘ Art hut t'broop
rboiuus T. Moore
r.uirent' Hawkins M. D
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John < .Browning
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KNIGHTS of HVTHIA8.
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Vlinims store.
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... , , T'tlt.t.EOK CITV I.OIIOK NO. 0. 1 taowav «i V. It. I’hlllles : M a’’ Setdini and (III Thiinulnvs Ot eatMi month " USOIIKK OF HON 11 It. Mrs. It I., Hiaert n n Lillie niaek . U . I'irsi nml Hi ini I'rlilavs of eaeh month Hal •n Trt’ Moor City Hall Bloek. 0n,n '
1 m.igimititm lools mtr ,ioekt t liooktiliee in a while. Eor iIl't.llo'e lliaipv people im.iyitie it i» iiu|Hissilile to hoy a iiiaiitt—good, hotif'i. tlrsi ehi»s piano— for les'than iiiMi. if.VMi or Ititkl: that'-
father, fatht r anti self, made this ink;
Chester bad four 32 pounders provided u,1 ° 1,11,1 hard, very hartl, picke.l with with shot, Shell and grape, and hei care se eded with attention. I sell very ,,, small arms were far more effective than ' « 0 "' 1 Illk - P r,,lie r,) ’ s 1 t ,s , I v l , ' r >'’ 1 lllH ,llk is the cheap musk, ts Gray had found in | « h. avy; so is gold fho eyo of
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Ancient shop, gnat-grand fat her, grand- |just where their imagination I'ooNthem
As an t". (io|i|e look at liie piano in m\ show window, a S IT Y V E8.V \ T that I
sel. for
tho
land ami become bis subjects. ; hohl of the vvrtxjk. It vvas expected Tho hulk of the cargo consisted 0 f , that ho would hear of the fitting out of cotton cloths and other goods in denituid (ho expedition, and as a matter of fact in China, and after the lapse of several * 1 " knew vvle n w expect it Almost to a months Gray began to dispose of the <k 'y Ashe afti'rwtud stated, he realized
that tho Chester, with her big guns,
THE CHANDDEE WORKS-
The I*ublic ation of Mg* P•*«•*«*
iiLvnt «it tiu ( . II. A, D. it. ii.
'I b** wnnBarfiil noiHilaritv nttunnM by the < hap hank issiietl hy the tII. A i>. it. It. in. hi't month Inis inducci M ft I Mwanls the gfimral iiasst.n get-agent ol lhat ro.ci, to semi out th 't't'oiu I "■rii', greatly eiii.nmd aii.
with a slight iTiauge. Th.: name hav mg oeeli eilaoged It. liii t'h.lIlll.L. work'. < tver 2(l.t"l0 copies of the Ch;t| hook wt-re solti hist month. Ilutliireil of eiMigratulatory letters were fee ive hy Mr. Eduards upon the i"Ue, am the hooks will keep on improvin' month hy inonth. The Jantnirv imni her 1- the lust that hit' reaehed thi'id lie. . It eutg.siti.- a tltpi'her of '» rle-prouiitii-iit iiinocg whit h are "The (hi gin of the Ihd'V." "T he Itaee' on tie Neva." "The I’laytT' it the < hi".' “Etching': Afterward." "The Ma that X"Ver Wit' 1 .Miiitl." "The Oiigi nal As'esser" Mini it uuinher ii other' The January mimher emitaius 5(1 page' Mtul i' :t great iinprovi , meiit over lie ILeeniher issue. The priee reiimiu the same, five eeuts fora single eopv Send in your mime mnl address, etselt"ing live eenls in stanip'.to the ( hamMei department of the (’. II & I). It. It.
('ineinnati. • hiin.
A (’hvap Trip sotilli.
• Tickets will he sold .at one fare fol mtind trip to points in TViioes ee. Kt-u-tut kv, Aia'iaioa, Mis'i"ipjii. Tsdni-tan;: Jtn l Fior i|h on the lie- of t!u I.dlls ville A- \ii-ln iTe and Nashville. Chat tanooga A St. I. uiis railroad oti Feliro ti t 5. March 5. Am i! 2 ami 30. !Sll.'i. Ask your ticket agent about it. anil if he cannot sill you cxettrsi ti tickets write to C. P. At tie re. General Passenger Agent. Louisville. Jan 27-Fch 25-Maicb 24-April 21-ltcw
goods cinong tho islanders and along the coast In those days only a few Chinese ports were open to commerce, and foreign vessels passing up the Yellow sea were few and far between. The Walters was reported lost in tho typhoon, with all hands, and it was two years, strange as it may seem, before tho Chinese government beard a rumor that sho hail tieen driven ashore on Wing-Loo island. A government craft was sent to investigate, and on finding the hull anti cargo safe her captain attempted to tako possession. By this time Gray hail a guard of 100 men, and tho sand hud piled around tho wreck till sho could not bo approached nearer than half a mile hy water Anticipating that, Lo;;' != •.r edd Munc souUvv ’ le-v. h-e '"id converted the hulk into a tort and erected two earthworks on tho shore to command ii. i tm ChlUGo VCS-'G W.’S pcwThd with small cannon, mid upon ft ray s it-: us..! to suiTuiiiier there was n fight lasting two tiaya. He h -o two men and tho at-
tacking forco seven or bight.
The government craft finally sailed |
away to report, undtor six nioiiths nutii- lit: «pta{KV"F«Fr» himsF! v tug v.:o h'vd from tho authorities, it would bo more than u match for Lim, tot.'k all that timo for the report to ho hut hu Would not seek* safety in flight made, s> .ii ;of': capiti! "ui aeteil unim. ! Ho hail taken a native wife and was re
Then orders were issued for a government vessel to proceed to the island and
dragon glitters and daz/.les, so does this ink. No one makes like it. Others who make ink, make it for tho sake of ao cumulating base coin, and cheat, while I make it only for a name. Plenty of A-Kwan-tsat; (gentlemen) know my ink —my family never cheated—(hey have always borne a good name. I make ink for the "Hon of Heaven," anil all tin mandat ins in the empire. As tiio roar of the tiger extends to every place, so does tho fame of tho "dragons’ jewel” (meaning his iuk). Conte, all A K\vun-
$330.00
Cash, or fur $25 more In monthly payments of $D). Examine it carefully, critically; set it' size; 4 ftllinhigli. Ihnihli' rrhpi'rril I'tuir, imri' rich tom’, I're nr h rr jii’ot i ntj nrtimi, lire ycorn ffmir"iitii’l. It is a peerless piano placed in the lea h of the people at a populai price. < crfaiiity the Htnol and a sear! aiu! a ye.it's free liming go with the jiiaiin. she llitj lln nin in (iOml* are go - log like hot cakt '. SliL 'time left, ('all
tsaes (gentlemen), coma to my shop and 1 ' H a ml iii-pt . t them, especially the line
fco tho sign Tuc-shing at tho sitloof tho j o| '•
door. It is Scaou-shwuy street (small
water street), outside tho couth gate.
Walters tool Gould. H i much has been written concerning William T. Walters t f Baltimoro as an art coiinois-t tir that few j.-ersous tect.ll th 1 fact tliat l:o was alsoun unusu-
r. Ili-t snenitfcdlv tine
1 to his fat ulty l"r impn sing the people j : with wh in bo came in con tact with a i . sense not only of bis g.. ;<1 judgment, ; I L. t r.f hi", ritic'rily s wdl IDs Hist
j ally t xpi rt railmatl Lnaneicr ' es-.-- l'"h| was no.lm
F. C.. New house.,
SuetM'HM »r tt» K. Martinis.
REMEMBER THAT
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HKD MEN. otoktiiihk no. 140. nm'(k ry M ” ,llllly "'Flit. Mali ill ivairifoner
ItOYAL AK(’ANI’M.
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Henry Meltzer
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knights <>k honor. MV8TICT1K I.ODC3T. NO. (KW w. A. Howe J. D. Johnson Every Friday niirhL' "
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II .. DIIKKNCASTI.K COST NO. 11. Henry Meltzei-
.iallies T. Denny
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l '( i> Monday evenlnirnt foVitM-k.' nan "l < 'i ( " t ' r ' lne and Washiiiirton streets, 2nd
WOMAN’S ItKI.tKF COItPS. Lonlsii M. Ja<‘ohs
Marietta Birch
Itay Ma t tiers . ‘ Treaa Me..t |n irs every seeoiKl and luurtii Monday
4t 2:30 p, in. G. A. If, Hall.
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Q.-M Hall
I’res
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KNIGHTS ot MAt ( AI1KES. OKKENCASll.K TKNT mi. SS. A. L Itrownl'iK Sir nmndor . .. allahan. .....SU Knight Rcconi Keener ilei U every Weclnemlay iiijfhl G. A. It. hall.
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CoUcge live ami Ubert> st.
DnBana ami Hanna. Jackson ami Dajory. Madison ami lilherly . Matlisnu ami NValnut. Hanna ami < town
lllttoiniiiirton ami Amlerson.
: , - * ii*i V mill so .»-2 M fniimiy ami Ailinuton. —* * \\ ilwililiieti.ti .... • . . 4’ I \ .
meotiiig
Hi Jay G.:u!:l was cot'.'Vor-
I thy. Mr. Walters had some projects - which lit: w anteil to lay btforo tho wiz1 an), and he was so full ot them that he j ! t..!!;c:! etc:: lily for 1 D hc'.trs, Mr. Jhtuld i I never so much its opening his lips for a | I question. Everything ho would have j asked was anticipated and answered in
spected ami . by t’M, nod b« mado ndvaact As tho speaker drew hcai l/iu
eapturo it and kill everybody but Gray. It was not enough if the people surrendered. They were to bo wiped out to the Inst man ;i> rebels nml outlaw s. < iray re-dived that his troubles had unlv begun. He could t asily havo escaped, hut tho career of an i land king had become so pi i tut tiiat he tltcidod to remain where he was and fight for his rights. It was over a year after the wreck before the second attack. Moantvhi le Gray had 1 aruod tho language and pursued such a policy toward tho natives of the various i d .n is that ho hail an army of 500 men ready to do his bidding. He kt pt himself posted tut to the movements of fho government and had ten days’ notice of tho second attack. How he procured cannon 1 cannot say, bnt during (hu >i;ti h i ,..,t .-•» vcrr.l pieces and tnounted them on tho wreck und in tlie forts. One day when he was good and ready a government craft having 200 soldiers aboard ni.iilu la r appearance, and Gray was stmimoiioti to surrender. Ho refits tl, asJjefore, and 150 soldiers were landed and an attack begun. The king's forces nutnbert d about tiOO men. As cook of a vessel, hardly able to read or write, he could have known nothing of war or military tactics, but tho commission which ultimately reported on
up his mind to do tho best ho could and hope that luck might he with him Everything was made ready for deft use,
end (if I I- dr . urso Mr. Gould, without tho I ast - ign of wearinc.'’, took advantage of a moment’s lull in tho liow
and he was looking for the ship when u f words to say quietly:
sho appeared in t’le oiling one morning
at sunrise.
The first move on tne pari of luu captain of the Chester was to demand an unconditional surrender. This was ! promptly refused. Tho Chinese government, in its. instructions to the captain, had loft it discretionary with him ! whether ho should behead all prisoners or have them conveyed to the nearest port for trial It was expressly stipu latcd, however, that tho king, if taken aiive, should be sent to lYking for trial and punishment. The trial would be a farce and the punishment something
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The name of the captain of the Chester was Walter Barnes, an Englishman, who had been a lieutenant in tho royal navy. Ho was a kind hearted and humane man, and though ho intended to break up the king's rule on Wing Lee island und drive away all the population he wished to avoid bloodshed. When (iray refused to surrender, the captain asked for a conference and was permitted to land. Ho put the caso plainly to the king and offered to stand out to sea and remain away for three days to
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