The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
nw.crs AND DWARF WORSHIP.
n. mysterious riEmie. OF noroeeo.w.s
,h. creek Mytheiory BASED on Their An.
.,,r. VINO Dwelt Beneath MI. Atlas

Fpnm TIE LJt.lon TineL
Al, ,,e second days sedings Of the con.
-, n, Orientalists the most striking con-
.',hn,ion was Mr.. G. H. Hnliburton's paper
y. Dwarf Races and Dwarf Worshlp."
=. ill he seen that Mr.. Halliburton has
s.,o,srei n tribe OF dwarfs. living for
,hs most part south OF the Atlas Noun.
,.i,s bu. also TO some slight extent aud
..or,a eally Oh the north. who are probably
n tho same origin as the dwarIs discovered by
Tnin pa,na and Mr. Stanley IN the vicinity OF
vic,or;n WANNA. but OF higher sociai ana IN
,sisc,unl dey elOpment
"Mr, iiaIihurton's papor was as follows:
,.r,r + mos .. rhc singular, and At first sigbt
!e..rs.dibls act hat the existence OF o race Of
sas ion, 1St Slss II ne rom at 'Ss
EHsd;errlnran. has or 80 0years at least been
tsSt a pr 'ioUni secret By the natives. Was
@ brought TO- ,hs nSt rsad p In 'no v sbssnes
y tho Bath meeting u the Br!tish Assnciatien
"a 1858 The in ormntion Will a had bean col
.e'ff.n. ssf ~ the sishs Hon Sir John Drum.
Nd T led hs S5s 's 81 sts Minister
f g. Morocco mad placed the fact, that
81 lace really exists beyonh any
Ssi,r ruolishinG tho paper until a point almost
Ss interesting as that OF the existence OF that
moors dread strangers KIN owing about this
Minister mIst r Sir William K,rIy Green. IN Bekr.
,as at tho city Of Morocco replied that no
MSor had ever oven heard o. such race; 1t
was Gear hat an ancient and o, IsspssA ~, sI
mystery. ana that in order 10 {! car u tho point
must spent several months in Morocco.
As s.ay IN SovemS.r last, aud remained 1atii
June 10. seven mouths Ia a!i. and duriEE That
period to sEli.st Very snng!n n,n
s Snri. Il appeared. is called sidi FORAKER
ss .a sss sna very se mss
tsry thai has 80 long boon kept up about them
Enpparently vsstike OF an aneie.t wetshlp
MI e. ed 10 quote nom two letters that. have
a aus i. IS from Can't Roieston. vsli.knovn
writer on Morocco, country In which no has
Relative 10 your queries as to tho dwarfs
e,Mo o'co. saw one o taem about ak years
wa.n tn g yssr 81 ass
hires feet and four feet high. and well pro-
pOrioned;. In color he wnt no darker than an
The next is from Mr.. Geo:.Se Hunot. our Con-
S wsS s oe.n ssp X ssn
est Il: ling authority on the Moers. Hts clerk;
Mr. Harry Broome. native II Mosasdor. had
sacient rnem on KRroun and the RIVER stsu-
cha tCharon add tho styxl Sto1cha 4 tno
pame OF tribe; an extensive district: snd also
svs S ike ike Noah Sr Osiris tcaisd isiri Is siso
Kim plough. and he taught men agricuhrrs.
but wherever he went woman followed hm
40 undil his good work She mar. perhaps.
isrs 10 some questions which wished him to
Put to ORA peoo,e who attend the sam msrkst
or fsssa IT. Ru Ss @soss e me ts%
with regard 70 the old song about Karoun
tue man 10 have it tran lated int Arabic. Ny
se"s es ssa. e eT
ward Il rs soon rs it is ready. and VIII assist
a.o with the trnnslation. ! recolect the Dwarf
and think there is one also here at SAM. The
Nogalor man was about the slze Of a DO, OF ~
q, os her! Gay 9;uas sei.r Tse three Q!
y m were tsandsocls looking yoanx women q
1nt "r r. Trey weFs fr IN the ., tTi6s q
DR. DIS Of names ii places Ia the Atias Nonn-
lon. Hi Names uuits nnsrown 10 tue nntivss Nv
iDs in a!lacsut districts to shoss named:
=" Mhea my Susi sertant carr II lsss told
NE OF "A raco OF uwaris who are to be found IN
Aka \ district south Of Morocco. bounding
soniherly on the Sahara. he described them as
S S agility and ia acc Color ike The rcd Indians
Of America Two months alter that hie ap-
par MY Incredible story was eonfirned ty my
read NJ. that . reddish compilation e. r06em-
rroat agility arc disiingui- hing lnnrks OF the
AIb.r, Mama. VINO are Also about four feet
@ fa are win aa A lie
sss % M fSiHt AIS ~ =. SE.rt: q.
a.ain h er l more tbs
ysre known TO the aneients - the Aeisno-
GBtui, or the narr, or Ga' uii Darr. aud have
marriages b tween the diva Is and . nsgritian
race. or n yelowsn color from . cross between
as. .Ia ss SsS
iouni: In sus, Viii : lI.s bstw.en a. . can
men. and their onsh..ots are u rather small
sass with lTht I'd asonpisn1TI the Of
Ss OF o sa iad the sn 800
sss!A.rssD 0I Iq.ee n: s sss,aias ' 10 .e.%
from Morocco. who ars smiths. sad tipks,s.
s sse' secordingt to B,nEsch hey Exym Under
me- 81 , vol r. 81 na On inc
tasin Egypt! How lone. previously thsy had
hs,n known to tho Egyptians eannot DO con
years D aol IS It s.s sios a%.d
i6sir Ean!ernEs to Ecypa They Dr" tS
found tn6Ir way to the southern or nofth6rn
shores Of tho Medii erranoRa Troy th4A did
aot exist. The Greeks were sayAg0s The
dwarts are regarded and rersreaced As 1ory
hny men. even though It cannot be denied that
they shave their faces aud are not suppoaad
20 love tho rrophet a. much rs they should.
BONE say that they are Christians: Others as
D!doJ Isiri."
Sometimes have had little difficulty in ret
nave exclaimed with surort -, How 40 you
come to know anything about themI" But
p!psrstltons natiyas. a1t sspeoialiy the
hsratin living noar Tomanart in tho ORA Val
Wy have len cut short tue conysrsafton on
my pressing them to tell me n TO the naiabers
sho place o. residence OF the dwarfs. &c. Ono
sau 1t Is u sin o speak about thom to you.
shat say nothing" Others LAY. God has
ssut them to u-. We must not talk about
then' A young Jew now living IN Man
S9ester. but na i've OF Mogador. said that the
@oors wor. hippsd these Buraksrs. End would
10y talk freely about them to the Jews He
nsu Tiled TO INA out about them. but without
success; he had const anly. whom boy. ssen
~ Old BarAkor who died at Mogador about
slah. or ten years ago. and who was locked on
q great saint, and as such was Kissed on the
the street
,Ths,e dwarts nre supposed to bring good
.uuh 70 mo towns where they reside, and are
suarlia and projectors. resembling In TIL!
.sssnrct the Palladium o. the TIolans., II
s,ranGors were To succeed In carrytng. them