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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-04

Fin Ia regatta de 8yer, tampoco
<El Columbia, por ciento Ve5,ate q at3e
segat'ados. Mariana sabado Sc realiza-
ra Ia tercera ,egata; 81 Ia CANA tam
bien sE' G Jlum bia,s la copa de orc,
permanecera en- America El entu-
slasmo es grande y las apuestas qua
Sc han cruzadc, consi5 erables
Ia Emulsion de Scott es CON
paf1era inseparable de los sef1ores
medicos, que la recetan con venta
jas positivas en- ell Raquitismo de los
nif1os, Escrofulosis, Anemia Y otras
Intermediates debidas la insult
ciencia nutritiva.
Don Clemente Fernandez Ba
rreto, M6dico Titular de sLa Caro-
lima, Puerto Rico
Certifca: Que hace mas de diez
y ocho af1os viene1haciendo uso con
bastante frecuencia de la Emulsion
de Scott, de aceite de hfgado de ba
calao con hipofosftos de cal Y de
sosa, siempre con ventajas positivas
para sls enfermos
Doctor Clemente Fernandez
Q Sc han impuesto so centavos de
mu t. & Felipe Nieve por infracci6n
del bar do de Policfa.
Martin Gonzalez, condenado por
el Tribunal de Policia, no es Martin
Gonzalez Almanza.
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA Sc dara
colocaci6n 4 dos chico appendices,
que sepan componer y distribuir.
La ley de incom patibilidad de
26 de Enero de 1899 est& VICENTE.
Con arreg,o ella los cargos de No
tsries y Registradores de la pre-
piedad, son incompatible % c IN cual-
quier otra profession, inclcso ell ejer-
cicio de la abogaciA. Este IS Il mo-
two de IA renuncia del Registrador
de Guayama Sr. Texido1'.
OFICINA d. E5UNTOS >AD
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G del
Valle' Fortaleza II (altos) Gestion
en- los Centros oficiales y Ayunta
mientos. Sc cuenta con abogados
del palsy americanos y tradu9oor
Tambien Sc ocupa esta oficina de
! comp1a y venta de fincas ETC.
Pm
E que desee tomar leche pur !
y precio de situaciop, acuda .La
Vaquita Negra," San Francisco fren-
to al Nuevo Bazaar :"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-04
Ell Honorable W H Holt.

En- ! vapu sPonces, ha regre-
sado hoy de los Estados Unidos, el
Honorable w. Fl. Holt, Juez de
nuestra Corte de circuito, acompa-
f1ado de su sc n sposa hija.
Tenemos N. IL % en- en-
viarles nuestros saludos de bienve-
nida
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-04
MdQuinaS de Cadeneta

W Used
damospo
81 lepespunte las senennos stamden
ma sperfeca atm?
maqui
natural.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-04
SGPASG

Que 20 publicamss oonuAacaAss
sin cue scan pagsdos Per aaslAs
tado.
Dada ssis palabras, 80 W ~Atan Pc
una linsa, y Ia naea vaAa disz css
tavos
Las cartas que vengan cen comr
nicados sin ka imports mo so sssnEa'
LaR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-04
Sigu en- los 5 motines.
ST tul ulaci6n de Espana
gADA VEz MAS GRAVE
Muchos Gobernadores civiles quieren
resignar ell mando, por no poder resta-
blecer ell orden.

New York Octu ore 4 l-3o P. NJ.
Dicen de Madrid que los mott
nes han aumentado en- todas las
pes incias.
Muchas iglesias y la residen-
ciss% de los curas, han sido apedrea-
das.
Ell Ministro de Gobernacion ha
trasmitido energicos telegramas a
los Gobernadores de Proyincias, ma
nifestandOles que recurran & todos
los medios para r stablecer ell orden
antes de resignar ell mando en- la
autoridad militar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-04
Mercado de NeW-YOrk
Cotizaciones de hoy

Harina de Trigo xEl Gigan-
tey saco. 5 3-75
Harina de Maiz <Goldon Mai
zes saco. s 1926
Harina de Trigo ~El Premio
Mayor saco. s 3-65
Harina xCaballo Volantes S 3-05
Alimento para c ballo
xStock Foods saco. 5 800
Tocino de Norton $1,000
Jamones California; las 100
libras. s 9-25
Salchichones s 1900
Quesos 5 1880
Manteca ~La Vencedoras
corriente) 5 IT'S
Manteca &La Primeras Chi
charron) 5 l0-lO
Tocino <CrecienteY $ 1852
En- esta tipogratiase hace toda
clase de trabajos precios equitati
v1s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-04
N0TICIAS,

Emilio Rodriguez ha sido curado
aver en- a sa'a de socorro de una
confusion sob:e el pabellon de IL
OF Ella deracha
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-04
Glasses n0CturnaS

Desde el Z de Octubre. Ingles,
Espaf1o, Aritmetica. MensuaIidad
50.
Institute Was hington 20 Allen.
n Is /.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-04

Antes de casarse haga una visi-
ia & la quihcalla sLa Dulce Alianza,
donde encontrara muy barato todo
10 que necesite para su comedor Y
cocina. No 10 divide y nos 10 agra
decera.
Sc alquila una ha abitaci6n ven
tilada 6 independents, para hom-
bre solo, amue blada 8 sin amueblar.
Imformaremos en- esta oficina
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-04

Laura Colon fue curada q las sie-
te de Ia noche de una confusion So
bre la region frontal media.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-04
Sc VENDE

La casa ndmero de la calle de
la Tanca.
Informaran Cristo ndmero 10
altos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-04

Por Ia Sub colecturia de Rem
tas internas de Cayey, SO anuncia
la tercera subasta de ocho cuerdas
de terreno, en- el barrio de Jsjome
alto para el pago de coutribuciones
que al Tesoro Iosular debe Pedro
Luna Rivera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-04

B que desee tomar leche pura
y q precio de situaciop, acuda LIS
Vaquita Negra," San Francisco fren-
to al Nuevo Bazaar ;"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-04

El 16 del corriente tendra lugar
en- Cayey el remAte de doce cuerdas
de terrenos embargados Dof1a Ma
ria Zayas para el pago de c3ntribu-
clones.
Escuela para nifos sCornwels,' - Corn
wells -on-the Delaware, Buks Co., Penn,
b. U. A. Particular atencion cuidado Sc
di los estudiantes de familias sur america
mas. Instruction individual en- todos los ra-
mos. $500 90 ORC americana cubren los gas
tos de I'm afio eseolar. Pfdase circular.
N. A. 15-2
ia Junta Local de instruction
P1blica de Barranquitas anuncia las
vacantes de tres escuelas rurales en-
los barrios de Honduras, Quebrada
grande y Quebradillas.
Sc VENDE
Ia a rooro IL 10 aol1o a.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
HOW THE BOILERS VOTED.

An analysis Of the vote, 50 far ms is
possible. indicates that the Regular Re
publicans did not finch in the perform
ance of their duty. 1t also shows that
had il full Democratic vote been palled
the Republican ticket would have been
overwhelmingly defeated. The contem-
paton Of these two significant facts
causes ms considerable annoyance and IL
ritation in one view Of the nutcomc,
while in another it affords rs no little
Satisiaction They show c0nclusivelN
that we were entirely right, aud guided
by knowledge actually in hand when We
asserted thar the Democratic ticket
would be elected. That 600 or 500 Demo
Gratis sulked ut home and permitted their
candidates to fail Of election by default
was an unforeseen contingency we could
not legtimately have taken into consid-
eration. Every Evening.
The above is the Democratic reply 70
The Morning News statement. nhnn
Republican satisfaction over the result
Of tho election III this city on Saturday
last. II is fiat denial NJ the statement
Of The din Pont Democrat. in which il
claimed all The credit If the Republican
j. NNltllS ~ llldt fA'Nl'll w Ati' iN'rh
lars
Every Evening made itself the organ
and ally Of the .'hultcr" Republicans. in
desperate attempt to save the Demo
cratic party from defeat. 1t claimed that
il had assurance Of strong and effective
supper" Of the Democratic ticket from
the "lsegHlarS. And now after the elee-
tion IS over its analysis IF the vote il
such ~ 10 sustain il in that claim. II
says tho Regular Republicans did moi
finch ii the performance Of their duty
which means that they voted the Demo
cratic ticket.
Republicans who regard loyalty to til,
ticket nominated by their party as tn
fest Of loyalty should note this Demo
cratic analysis Of the vote. 1t charge
the hotter Republican allies Of the demo
cratic party with attempting 70 arfca
the Republicans ticket by voting for til
Democratic ticket, ana charges the defea
of the Democratic ticket to Democrat
who did not vote.
What becomes Of the boltrr claims 4
loyalty to the Republican ticket. and /
their claims to having won Saturday
victory, under such circumstances?
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
THURSDAY. JUNE 8, 1901.
LOCAL STRIKE QUESTION.

The strike movement goes steadily to-
ward the establishment of the nine-hnnf
day. There are but two shops in this
city-thc Harlan x Hollingsworth COM
pnny'S and the j. Morton Poole Com
pany's--in which the new system Is not
in practice. We should suppose That
the management Of these two concerns
would begin to feel little lonesome IN
their isolation. OF course they do not at
tempt to explain just why it is that they
cannot afford to pay the usual and ac-
cepted rate of wages for machinists
labor. Ordinarily it is to he supposed
that they could. and would be very will
ing to do that. That they do not do that
is raising any amount Of conjecture about
il, and also giving rise to some severely
adverse criticism The wonder of this
increases. however. when the entire sue
cess of the new system is admitted II
every shop where it has been adopted
The reports from the shops show tina
there has been no loss to the employers
i'll making the change from ten to Mint
hours for days work. We are as
snred Of this, and call attention to II
as the circumstances afford ample op
portunity for proving Or disproving tn
assertion. If it is not true the peopl
who hold ont against the demand Of tn
machinist may have Il good cause fo
50 doing. If however the system is
success, and such Il success rs to shoN
no less work done in the nine-hour da
than was done in the ten-hour day, "
are at ii loss to understand why ther
is any hesitancy in aceeding to the d
mand pf the machin 4.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
NOT BOATS BUT MEN.

The accident nf Tuesday TO the Yacht
Constitution has squared accounts he-
tween her and her opponent Shamrock
III. The fine work done hy the C0nstitu=
tion, and her appearance Of strength in
her trial trips We're heading Americans
prior Judgment Of the American builders
over the British Yacht builders when IN
accident occurs almost exactly Similar
to that which disabled Shamrock H.
iarity Of the yachts, nj least 50 far ~
the rg " each If them is concerned and
shows hpw closely the Yacht designers u
1--WE countries have been to each other
in the designing and building Of these
yachts We remember after the races
between Columbia and Shamrock /, that
il came 10 bc generally accepted as fact
that the Americans won hy 4 display Of
superior seamanshp rather than ~ the
superior speed II their Yacht We heard
il sand iii this connection THAT the sailors
Of the columhia'S crew ware Of this ap-
inion. aud that they believed that they
could make Shamrock | beat Columbia. il
IN exchange of crews could he made
The proved similarity Of the yachts. am
the narrow limits Of speed hy which They
win, show that this is where Yacht lacn4
is coming tna fest Of senmanshir
rather than Of superiority III leSignns
and huilding Of yachts. III either cas,
it Is test Of the skill Of men, hut thu
test Of seamanship, Of SASH and daring il
the winning of yacht races il. after al
the quality which attracts and which
gives zest TO the sport. A race be
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
SOMETHING ABOUT POTATOES.
they Are n Sort of "yegcfabIe Can.
Ger" of the Roots of the
Plant.

NJ. Noel Bernard, French botan-
list, says: perhaps you think the
potato is an organ of the potato
plant. Not bit Of il; the potato is
a disease. 1t is no more legitimate
offspring Of the potato plant than
the oak apple is of the oak" Sour
first impulse on hearing this, par
ticnlarly if you have made a study
of botany, is to write down NJ. Der.
nard is a crank. Possibly, however.
he Is right and you are wrong. The
potato is disease, n sort of cancer
Of the roots, caused by fungus. the
"fusarum solani.' which flonrishes
abundantly in diseased potatoes, but
IS found on healthy potatoes. says d
London News Paris telegram. NJ.
Bernard took 1G tubcrcles Of the va
rlety called in France Marjolin, and
planted them in flower pots filled
with fine siliceous sand. Eight flow
or pots We're put aside under a glass
frame. The other eight pots. in the
soil Of which few chips of potato
had been sown bearing fusarium fun
gus, We're placed in another frame
house. Every one of the latter
brought forth potatoes after a con-
pie Of months, while he eight flower
pots Of the first lot were found ia
contain long, slender roots. Per-
sons who have experiences in potato
growing are aware that the tubercles
usually make their appearance in the
first year without having lowered
NJ. BERNARD says this probably hap.
I pens because potatoes, being grown
all over Europe. the soil IS every.
where infested" with the fusarnn
! solani. But this was not so wher
the potato was first brought to Flu
rope. In book printed in 1902
"Rariarum Pantarum ASTORIA" til,
author. De L'Escluse, saws that II i.
impossible to count upon potato seed,
70 propagate that plant, and he add:
this most remarkable passage. !.
sent seeds to several persons. The,
grew and lowered in the course q
the year, but no potatoes ever came
II IS suggested that early potatoc!
might be obtained by sowing the sol
with cultures of fusarium solani.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
COMMENTS OF THE DAY.
The Absent Hero.
From the n. Y. journal.

From the \. Y. Journal.
The Naval Board of Awards has de-
ci,led that Rear Admiral SIMPSONS pro-
file shall decorate the medals to be issued
in commcmoration of the naval engage
inents in West Indian waters during the
war with Spain.
These trophies are commonly called the
Santiago medals" but that is clearly a
nisnomer. Ii the Navy Department had
been intending to commemorate he bat
tie of Santiago it would have used the
portrait of somebody who was there.
Ii it could not bring itself to honor Adj
miral Schley it would have taken the
c.ptain Of one of the fighting ships, OF
tho engineer who carried the Oregon to
the front. or lieutenant, ar Il surgeon
~ i hoat-swain or n gunner. or hue
ncktt. or Il powder-monkaN. Anybody
wno actually took part in the battle
would have been more apprapri,re Ilinf
than somebody who was twenty miles
aNty.
I,rt If the medals are meant to call at
/ tent on in general way to all the en-
| eagaments III the West Indies during ID,
war. Of course Admiral Sampsln lns {
| right 10 appear. He stood ~ The hilas,
! with great intrepidity while his fleet Wal
/ indiIiging in target practice nj Man
| tanZaS. and also ut San Juan. l'u
| even under these conditions there may b,
II question whether it would have not beer
moro fitting to pcrpetuate the frat'ir"
! NJ the only victim of any Of Admira
SIMPSONS hattles--thc unfortunate Ma
taiisas mule.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
Too Cheap.
From the Smyrna Call.

From the Smyrna Call.
You think Mr.. Adlclis has had too
much newspaper advertising? fon think
very we'll Had he paid current rates for
il he would have paid hundred thous-
and dollars since he came to Delaware
To the Democratic and Regular news
papers. 1t was nearly all gilt edged nd.
vertiSing too on the editorial page. Our
newspapers have made his once unknown
and unhenrd name Ii household word over
nil the land. and he has probably made
millions ont Of this wonderful nutorety.
Every dollar that he has put in or poll
| ties has returned him five. The people
| Of the country have been told over and
OVER for Years that Addicks Of Delaware
| is rich and shrewd and hliStlng. and they
| have stared ut him. lifted their hats. and
| invested their money in his schemes. The
| newspapers can make anybody famous
aud If he is fairly alert. eventually rich
| Mr.. Addicks can afford to keep in the
senatorial fight without being elected
i He can affnrd to spend money in orr cleo
I tions and 6c turned down by legislatures.
| II Is said that he doesn't grieve worth 4
cent when II legislature breaks camp and
| he is not Senator. In fact it is getting
% he felt that he prefers the fight to n
| back seat in the Senate.
| Could II law have been passed by our
| legislature eight wears ago. and such had
taken place forhidding any newspaper
| i'll the State to print John Edward Nd
i dicks name or refer to him directly. in
| directly or ly any manner Of implication
| under u penalty Of five thousand dollars
H. would have gone from MS long ago
He never would have stood the silent
contempt Of campaign after campaign
But il will BE- asked is the matter moi
now too far advanced for policy Of neg
lect? 1t possibly may bc for the Regu
lars who seem TO hc in desperate straits
II is doubtful if they could afford to stoI
their firing rs the war now stands. BIZ
III" Democratic party in the State woult
he better of to let A1dirks individual!
tlrnn and fight both factions Of the Re
publican party rs q collective enemy
!, We have lost gnrllnd in making Al
dicks the whole target Of recent cam
naigns. The more we have shot Mt tn
. das the frisker he has become Like
: witch. lead seems to have no effect q
/ Him and we had better try the cold shonl
der rs the silver bullet.
The Democratic party OF Delawar
should open fire on Repnhlicanism and l.
Ndaicks and Din Pont fight il ont TIL
: du Hnnt crowd hate y Democrat an
won't vote for ono 10 DESTROY A1dicf'
They vote amy Addicks man that Is n,
W. and then whine and Slolher over
! lik" 4 dog with Il ncnncrrd egg. o.,
! md over in the past they have hal o,
{ portunitv to stamn out Aldicksism Il,
I farn il had rooted. hv making cause wi;
! ~" Democrat But they want thn cnrt
I'm 4 II 4 4
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
Polish .swi,c,,;np p,x.,,

The Poles ia the vicinity Of sham.
okin, Pa. observed Switching
days" this year, following a custom
observed il their native home il honor
y the ending Of the Lcnten period.
On Monday the men had their turn in
switching and Shaping their better
halves, who had to grin and bea- II.
On Tuesday The women had their in
nings, when they chased the men
around, pouring water on them and
applying the switches used on them
with compound interest. When single
girls submitted 70 switching at the
hands Of single men, and the former
did not complain, il indicated that
they would accept attentions Of the
men with view TO matrimony.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
FoR THE WEST.

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
ZION, PHILADELPHIA.
40 a. IN. daily, rittslurg, Chicago, Gin
cinnau, Louisville and 81 Louis. (Din-
ins caro-
ll25 4. II. daily, for Pittsburg and Chi
4ago, (No raach,S 70 PITTSBURGH Linn
ited To two l!attrt l'arl0r Cars
~ p. m, daily. "Iimitcd" Pittsburg
chicago Cleveland, Toledo, Cincinnati,
louisville and ST Louis. Dining Cara
2. = y. m. daily, littshurg and Cleveland.
$50 \, N daily, pittslnrg, 1'hicago,. Nash
Nillc tNia Gtneinnatb, Indianapolis. and
- Louis. dining carr
3 u m. daily, Pittshurs. Columbus. In
dianapelis. Louisville ana st. Louis
- u. N. daily. rittshnrg, ana Chicago
Ear folcla. except saturday.
l.a5 r.. IN. daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati.
and Cleveland.
! ~ ~ m diiiy, rittshiirg. and Chicago.
dnilv for Knoxville, via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for cleveland except SAT-
urdny.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
A BATTLE OF THE BEES.
The Queen Died Fighting and Her
Subjects Were Forced into
bondage.

One colony Of wild honey bees, less
than 4 mile away, had survived the
famine Of the previous summer, and
in July, made desperate by lack Of
forage. certain OF their wanderers dis
covered my hive. and succeeded in
sneakinG by the sentrics and getting
away with honey-bags filled with
plumber nndetcctcd writes William
Everett Cram, Of MY First Colony
Of Bees" in Ladies' Home Journal
Returning later with others of their
tribe they We're discovered and driven
OIL. But the whole colony of forest
jewellers was now eager for booty and
came in overpowering force ] mar
rowed the entrance to the hive, and
my bees defended it valiantly; the
fighting was firrrc until long after
dark, and in the morning it was ngdin
renewed. and finally tie defendants
we're defeated with heavy losses. The
survivors were compelled to 90 into
/ bondage and assist their yictors to
carry away the captured honey 70 the
woods, and before the midsummer
sun was half way up the sky the hive
stood silent and deserted, save for
few lettering pilferers crawling
about the torn and empty combs
searching among the dead for last
drop Of honey. The queen, ] presume
must have been killed. for size Ger.
4 tainly would never have consented tc
accompany the enemy With the other
prisoners. Vet was unable 70 FIND
her among the dead, aud believe She
died fighting in the open and dropped
in+p ira tri,oSs
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
w EsTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

Connecting with r., w. & y. II. ~ ~
Union station, Baltimore, Md. It'll,
TAKING EFFECT NOV. %, lM a.
All trains leave Hillen station " -
lows:
400 a. m.-Fast Mail Main Line y i tnH
". RR. and the South and eX. SahnaS
r v. r. r., Chambersburg, Mar'''S
'oiR '1 pHT I S''i EXCEPT SUNDAY
7.22 n; m.York. Il: and II. Division s aHe
Carlisle and g. and II. r. X; Trod.
- n. M Main Line Shippensburg, tttn y
erick, Emmittsburg and N. and ". kyso
i012 q. accommodate for Union
bridge. York, Gettysburg. ,vJo,
2225 p. Accommodation Tor ~"
Bridge, ana
4.25 i. m.-Express Main lime points
also Frederick, Emmittsbnrg and -"
$40 p. Accommodation for Emory
go .. accommodate for Union
Fridge
1i.25 p. m.-Accommodation for Emory
SUNDAYS ONLY. ,,s,on
Obs n, m.-Accommodation for w"
fridge and Hanover. ,,n,on
a.:'5 p. m.-Accommodation TOT il''0'
bridge. ,,,oro
100 j.. Accommodates for Emory
lo55 p. accommodate for Emory
iirove. ,,st
Ticket and baggage Office III EaSs
baltimore street. n.r
Ali trains stop at Union Station, Penn,
sHlYania avenue, Fulton and Wal''i
stations. ,,l,r
j. NJ. HOOD r. TT. GRISWoi3Lrat
General Manager. Genl Pass - 49,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06

The birds in the parks are among the
pleasant novelties If The season. 10
~ these birds The Robin particularly,
hopping fcarlrssly about the lawns and
parks ~ the CITY. is an Indication Of An
advance in civilization. Only few
years ago We remember that men and
hofs wont cunning for robins within the
limits Of this city. We also remember
ahcn boys went about with sling shots
shooting stones II all the birds they
could find: and also the boy with the nil
rifle could bn seen prowling around under
the trees along the streets shooting nj til,
birds. The gunncrs. the sling shots and
the air rifles seem to have disappeared
The birds seem TO know il and are en-
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-06
JAPANESE PILGRIMS.
odd lectures of Their Attire anu
Distinguisbing badges OF
Their different Parties.

p, . 4l,n,y
The Japanese peasants "heh .hey
get themselves up TOT 'he business a4 a.
a pilgrimage, are the quaiiites. ~
urcs Imaginable, says uooa " .ha;,
The women generally tuck up lheii
pettlcoats wei above their MES
either leaving INC legs pare' 2, eise
swathing them with whlte pahunses,
which form klnd q iegglhs' ~
hair is done IN the usual eiaporaee
japanese style, and genefallS an ar.' =.
fetal flower Is stuck ~ ~ 'he 1oP' =
does look 50 comic 70 see she w.
ened face OF an oid woman WIN q
large rcd rose bobblng over T. Ana
tins horal decoration y hot coiiiiileu