The Tombstone., 1885-06-27
4 MAN BY THE NANE OF
 LORENZO,
Travels on Foot all The Way From BrazIl. South
 America to Prescott.
He Leaves Prescott, via Will lialIson Valley For
 Washington territory

Yesterday aftern on between two a,. d three o'clock, there AlpeareG upon onr streets an ind ydual dressed in a Uluc woO.rn skirt whica ~as N.rn outside of his irowsers, !a Chinese, ,he latter oT wh.c. looked a~ th"uxh they Lad seen wauy years uf ucliye scfV t~, and o'! A.s f,u' were a par ui sand is ul 'he most ancient ,ic, wnjir his head c"yerrd wijh short grUvth U. hair WAS Prstecieh frnil fhe sc"rchius rays of ii.c sun by , weather beaten s 'utii-t h.u. Hi, y.'nrral appearance, dress, eiC-, Eade hiil RI "tiec; ;o attract attention ne Vas ree&'n in s th hayin aaqtrrut!y nnt cultivated ;,n intimate acqu,lnt..tce 0Itn .DLp s.a4 water for years. Iu couyrls 1u Ae gave aImisiaEabe cri dcacy. of d diseased "rain ar.d rc Wal, in GurvG Go v.,ig tac off" u1 Probate Lud . Hawkins fpr gvaH. :.at:nE. On tulrri'. the ,H. e.uy F.; ;.,.. Led io la" jCG -e: 'i can "rt ihgnD,1 with ts,. {. aN,'y ie" n LIir- d . IoU ":- I.r.c. .r- y iae -u".:--, gu..t {, t..r . ci! So. N..a'. -..-, lt,A.#. air.r;- . ed H.n ;.r.a.h Wilkinson s.H,y ioaa ..a . ye ..s t.r 'l..s,-l :,,a&.
 h iurt.e- ooi. ye'-sl.on he said hc Lad been ] ihro.-a .s.s .,."... n i,o5 a'.d r,mr.a',.- e lrat ..i.-v t.s-itn.a- .prt: n"lr' ..a lns-eC ut L.s ve. -,.tu. !.e ss.l "a ""- , { naIivy if p...r!.." :,..H had ..u'.l i' -ss. . York JRr. 'r,- au-'...ln c.li,.. -a O. . lss,,l l-; ;at or.y .-in- Be ,,Hj u"ar'.,a;it, !c -..G Nus i ~.aa ;ot Gl .sL... --- -,,d gr .y.S -Dr -.-... ..i.+ s..-' ' .. ..t : s,rc, sa.~'.,.- t.r .s >e-..c..... .'t7 gl i belr,r, Niea a 1.t,i-g i,u.. ..i. .a-p : ! mark. ..l -gy- -.I iWu u.y. su,Py g. i i,-'. = s.U,a.,4.
 ] Ilt claimed @ be now on his way from Brazi tJ WIsLiu.. ..to4 terr!ty J, where Lc |, said he knew a man.
 ! He lcfi Braz'l year ago, having made the : entire journey OH iooi ty way of !Ae I-,:i-
 mus or Panama, iAc Cea;rai American s;atcs and Old Mexico. He makes il po.a; .a every geographical division oi country hc passes through Io visit tAe capital. this b., ing one of his nan!as.
 IY O,d HeXIco. Ee struck thc Yaugi coun-
 try. bu .iaGi.G vve-y6 body n urr!s, d!yer@ei to the south towards GUaymas. He expec ;
 to reach Puget SoanG tefUre winter sets in On being asked il had any money, he replied
 that he had uOt as Ee had nO usc for i;. On
 his back he carried number 0: little sacks
 which he had made from cd rags. These
 weIe filed with various kiuds Oi roots and
 herbs, which he claimed was all he hal sub
 sisted on during his long and tediocf jour
 nty lie had also number ef bottles which
 contained tea made from tho herbs and ro0T:
 He is q man apparently 45 or 50 years of agC
 and Judge Hawkins expressed it as hi: opinion, tl.at from Eis appearance te iac
 not washed since he first landed in the coan
 try. He gave his name to Judge Hawkin:
 as Loreazo,
 After rcmairinI for about n incur in Pres : cott like t.!e wandering jew" impeled l.. fate, he took up ms line of march for Vii
 hanson valley, stating that as it Was moon
 ght he would reach there before morning
 The long deserts, he sad, he had no fear c crossing, as with his can;een full Of wate ! and with lis bottles :ul, If herb tea, he said would not sufer-Journal.