New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03
Manv of Them Starving While Others 20 Will
inely to Order To Be Fed

dried Goldfish as big his two fingers This ne cats
With niece Of bread Another feeling in his sash.
brings out a large potato He cuts it in two CIV
i,o orc norton Of il to a conrade, ana Sa'i'4S
the other he roasts 1t. This, with sWallo" ol
-, ,oursd from the Indispensable but
awkward Spanish drinking vessel, consul
+,,+ee his breakfast The drinking vessel is a
norous niece of pottery, with spout like thdt Oh
a tea kettle. Its porousness Keeps the "d''l GU,
ON the same principle that the body IS kept coo'
nv the evaporation through the pores OF the shii'
I1rnxine from it is difficult operation to the Tor
aioper The water is drunk from the spout. Inc
H., -,ua+ NOT touch this. To touch 1t would Dc
innoIita Others are drink from it, The vessel
IS held above the head. the ht"N 20
thrown back and the mouth opened me YES
sci is tipped until the water spurs from the spout
- ,s sunposed TO drop into the mouth. but an In
,o-ced foreigner may receive it in his neck
- or on the bosom of his shirt He also finds
. aie7c,lt 70 swallow while receiving 1t IN MS open
mouth. ~, :, ,1 NTH
One traveller in Spain tells Of talk he hao win
the f-all-work in an inn az "hle" rt ~
Manuel was a prematurely old fellow me
I bod asked for fire 1t was brought ny Man
mol IN a warming pan. The warming pan was SUN
beneath the table and the traVeuer was NV ~
draw ND He put his legs beneath the laoe III
,rox,nnitv to the warming pan cloth was "rapPe1
around the table and his legs In inns oiu
way he was partially warmed. ,+,
49, +ban Won fellows running AROUND "'.''
YOUR Anticipated warming pans expected -
rs yanlees?" said the traveller ,,.,
YES - said Manuel. smiling sadly, as he pm
49, no,b.r nan CHANGING toward the door, ne
ssd. .r wish YOU had finished the lob ana taken
49, &c we'll as Cuba and the Philippines. Ihen 10
,,stif his antipathy TO his own government ne .oli
49, the neople were crying out for bread ana d.
.ha Same time taxed beyond all endurance 10 sup
mort a useless army of soldiers ana plie''s N
oon,e we're ripe for revolution. he said out SO
long as the military and the clergy were hept o'
80 Government payrolls, they were without lead
ere and hence the government policy OF keeping up
its present system ~, A., ,,.or
ora Standard wanted to travel with the 'i9i'o
90 his counanion because. as he sald mere get
o+ti,g or scarcely anything TO do. Why shoulon I
90 .wav with the senior. who Will take peter care
NJ me than can of MYSELF!
THE growing spirtlessness OF the Spanish peasant
e, hown in the decrease in the number OF duels
re-, Standard carries a knife stuck In his fa1a
II &c for offensive and defensive uses as wen aS
for eating The peasant USED 10 suggest que
canaer in his picturesque costume. Inere was
sorethtne about the rakish slant or MS nat. the
handkerchief knotted about the head. with hying
- ~. oman shirt the short Jacket, the flowing
o-..n oyer the right shoulder. and the sash
i'll ,,s clasnkntfe that reminded one OF Steven
-. ,,r.t.s Dore In HIS sketches OF the Spanish
.oaorts drawn more than quarter OF century
20 accantuated this resemblance. They do not
show that spirit now, ana seem 10 ne less P''Ne
to enter a fight than Formerly.
rb. duel In Spain grew out OF the Spaniards I'M
,,,,st,,oress He may be generous, but he has