Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-27

Do shows BRASS lldie OI lN"Nh az
achyd 90 chain about bis neck. By
taking l's number in case OF any loss
through him. he may Doe brought 60 JUS
tico. as DE is registered hy that number
Do the City records.
when the train pulls ont quiet Us res
t0ral The occupants of the third class
car arrange Tor the night How readily
thrY adapt themselves Go these hard
conditions and what c0ntentmenti
Smoking De- the universal diversion and
luxury You feel 20 excuse their excess
sive use OF the cigarette as 10 appears
90 Boz their ouly source of comfort Both
men and women have quantity of to-
bacc0 tied mp LOO rag handkerchief or
contained in small box For saper
the lowest generally use corn husks.
The place becomes hazy with smoke,
and tends strongly 90 droWsIness.
1t Is q wonder how they can find
rest under such circumstances But
they seem 90 DO s0 Becoming sleg".
II there is room. they stretch them-
selves uuon the benches and soon are
In oblivion, m IL Us crowded they bol-
ster themselves up with their baggage
and sink into "a peaceful slep. During
the night a prolonged stay boz the car
would not be- appreciated We're ID not
Tor the entertaining exhibition mat u
presents The windows are down, there
is hut little ventilation and the air Us
foul, Personal cleanliness Us not pecu-
liar 20 these people. and the car ls bee
filtered by the waste oi so many crowd
ga together. and before morning the
place rs a stencil. with the break OF
day they arouse themselves. stretch.
..|UH nd
anXIously wait for the.noxt station that
they may buy their 'enChildas'
had read OF many devices resorted
TO boy the boggars OF Italy to touch the
sympathy OF tourists. feignIng sickness,
decorating the flesh etc. but vas hard
~ prepared Co see a similar condition
In Mexico. AZ Tore0n my attention was
attracted by uitpous petition from tho
side Of the ear. 'POr Ell amOrde Di0s
dame un cent8yIto' tBy the love "
God give me a cent. II came from O
man lying upon the ground and lean.
Ing upon his elbow Hls matted coarse
hair. sreaked and smeared face. filthy
Gui tatterpl shirt aud trousers.and bare
feet formed spectacle tit 10 excite
nifty lie was dragging himself along
as though his lower limbs were par
elyzed. stopping 90 hold out his hand
when any one CHANGED 10 look toward
him and continuing 90 moan out petit
lions sometimes only moving his lips.
as though TOO weak for audible utter
anco. AS the train started / looked
Tor him again. lie was sitting upright
pleasantly chatting with a companion.
The occupants OF the peon cars. as
they come and go, reveal, IN a trip from
Ia. HNfF
varied characteristics Of the lower
classes IN different sections VI Mexico.
This Is especially noticeable In THEN
temperament their language and their
manner or dress, In the north. having
come IN contact with American lie and
principle. the inhabitants are more no,
eral IN their Views than they are far
Their south. They are more Independent
minded and less given 10 strong preiu-
diees. In the mining districts the states
OF Durango and Zacatecas, the desper.
do element Is more apparent In past
ages the place has been too far from
the centers Of Spanish power IN the
south 20 have felt It's subdulng and
laycillng influence, aud too remote from
the northern frontier % have been az
fected by the more peaceful Amrican
spirit The men, many OF them vicious
in appearance. come armed into tho
train. Again the change Is manifest as
the capital Is neared Il was the an
cient seat Of peonage and Spain has left
her imprint upon her former vassals,
They are submissive. sycophantic and
iisuIrited
The language. likewise. undergoes q
modification The farther south the
more perfect becomes the pronuncia-
ton the purer the dialect IN fact. the
more nearly II approaches the Castlian,
until, Il Is said IN no place In America
is there better Spanlsh-American spok-