Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-30


nnished, the whole buiiding was immersed
in mountain OF oir. inis was aio"eu ~
remain until tne rooi was iaio, when tue
eartn was carried away on the packs OF
llamas and men. 1t Is salo 70 nave TAKEN
10 years to clear out the INSIDE OF tne Dullu-
ing, as tne eartn couie only 1e lanen away
'nf0ugn 'ne narro" ~inuo" uoois'
SUNDAY FOR PLEASURE.
Althoueh one sees 40 many ragged and
vretcbed specimens of the genus homo upon
the streets and business. education and
evervth;ng else are at SO low an ebb there
is considerable wealth in La Paz among the
numerically small upper class" Upper
tendon cannot drive around in carriages on
account of the steep and stony streets, but
one NAV see its representatives out ON horse
back in the morning, or sauntering in the
beautiful Alameda about o'clock p. M.
On Sunday afternoons that fashionable re-
sort is crowded with all classes, sitting on
adobe benches under Its rows OF nne trees,
listening to the music OF military bands, or
drinking cervasa (native beer) from near
BY fondits. There is a beautiful alabaster
fountain in the Alameda. big stone idol
from the region OF Lake Titicaca and other
OBJECTS Of interest; put nothing more insel,
esupg snan tne eteI,enanglns panoaas mai. u
Nshes w
to,sa.s af .ha Ia o;tr
A group of Indians from over the Sierras
have just come to town with their troup of
liamas and seated themselves to rest on the
stones OF Ine stleet with tneir weary PACKS
| against tue Piaza wall. foor tnlngsl
more tnan nali naked, dirty, frowzy, utterly
hopeless OF anything better In this world,
| nobody knows how many miles those bare
,eet nave trotted. Most OF the Ilamas are
usai .aueI WIN ~ snoW-ice rom .ne Upper Anues;
..e "a.on - in grgat uemanu ~ lne saioons I anu
iessaI.ans. ,.a Inc ice IL ueu up ~ pianhe,S,
anu aitnougn tnere is notnina petween tne
emily bundle and the back OF the animal
Dut folded sheepskin, we notice that they
= seem more unsomiortaoie witnou' tne ac-
II eIJ u ouruen .nan Will !" tnuians
ana au,sh. .ns o:us, pUsoioi., IN s'oaSIi
Au"oel auu 'ariety VI costume tna4 usuai,
anu every one Is orlving neavlly laden
mule or Llama, or carries load on his or
nsr Dack. Inere goes one staggering under
81. iohu hp o. p,anh, ano.net mas S Jour SACKS % on
thot 49,. % I'm 1850 so,o " W.sn .l D,s " unS =
tha.. -.- as'y VI ' i:, in", ".u
Iners woman In totai ecnpse, 80 10
SPEAK, nothing but her bare feet and ankles
being visible beneath the bundle OF alfalfa
heaped upon her head.
PRETTY WOMEN THERE.
Tn ,trono .ont-o.t 70 Tho not;ont and
bo,d- -vorL;n, Tnd;sns who ora ;r,ro.aJ
~ o .Mpooeu
uPon W e'erypouy anu III every way, arc
tne Cnoios, or naI-oreeos-a Grass nearly as
numerous out very oinerent In manner ana
appearance, oeing NOISY sauey ana lnoe.
penueD'' py 10 meals . uesiraoie CLASS oi
citi1ens. VI course there are no'aoie eAcep,
tions; out, as rule, tney lie, cneat, steal
upon to carry out bargain. Some of the
young women are very handsome while
young, in coarse way, but most of them
are thoroughly bad. They are generally
short in stature, inclined to stoutness, with
bold, black ewes, perfect teeth and yery
heavy hair. Ali are excessively fond of
briobt colors and nossess the secret of dve-
inc them. Their dress is neculiar
Here comes one who Is a fair samnle ont
for a paseo. or promenade. She wears
such number of skirts as to give them a
beII.sbaned ontl;ne az tbonob worn ovsr
hoon Tho or,ar IN. ;s oaSton AannoI
maJe aS woo1y side % ont % gorSsons % % vsisow ne, nf
naue m1oiy sius .;ot o soaseous ye.i'm VI
n.oeSn Pai. ~ - 80 l.. nf az ". an
oLsLsS. I;nt -. ~ -. ~. .;~Lts "
All th -. .da shent ] y, yS'..
a an WIG 'An' orc nsu s"I.s eu1ueH w
sno" an incn VI WV VI oare oroma leg Isne
wears no nose) ABOVE tne tops OF ner Wnlte
kid boots. She always wears two shawls-
never by any chance, Whatever the weather,
appearing In one only. The lower one,
delicate rose PINK, is put on somehow SO that
the point comes olrectly In 'front.', ike an
op, -" A.. y. ~.
With o~een aowers IL the border ba. ths
noint bshind and is fastened tooether at
~ hosor, -;+h . olnster IF s;1vsr r;,s
hitsbed tocether at the ends with vb;ts
strings Her enormously long EARRINGS
rsacb;no aImost tn the shoulders orc sst
lii ;n;tat;on reor,s. and an bs- ba,d 10
;annt;In narch.d a wh;ta straw bot of the
9s.a;lo,H shsne mnoh Too small v;th hins
r;bhon tied aronnS il
Inst behind her saunters anotber woman
ot the same class bnt nrohabIy On ysars
older Her hat Is nreciselv The .an,a in
shane and s;ze aa that of her nreJece.sor.
- -. ora tha Lnons of flinraa s;I',o.'
% Iarae 90 tbs rim of trade dnIIor. ha,
outer sS;rt is rose color with some vide
Observation-Disclosures in a snrawlino nattern
banoinc down below il Her shawls are
resnect;velv maoenta and oreen and her eyo
tremeIv biob- b-beeIed boots are satin onca
wh;ts bnt now muob tbe u,rse for vear onJ
tear Cbolo dresses for halls and fiesta oc-
cos;ons arc verv GOV and oftan costly Ths
Zamacneca is their favorite dance. and one
can seldom pass a Chicba shop without
hearing the strummipg of guitars or mapdo-
lins within. and the ciatter of heels in time
to the "bi.diddle-diddle'' music of that ma
tional measure.
eohE of "EDDiNG FEAST
When Cnolo girl marries, her god
motner, WAC Is usually iady 0, tne upper
Grass Ior @nom ner mo1ner or nerselI mas
Deen servant pays ior tne nrsr @ oay 1eas.-
ing anu nrst nlgnts oan. Inc groom
iatner tnen ieeis cailed upon 10 iurnisn en-