Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

by lholr employers, nnd all ont tho
noon moul together They arc usually
nOld low WuEoH but they understand
how iu upk rXtlu prices VI cyory
American ana gol lhom,
A SNAP Nr MIDDAY
uw most picture ls lnRon a, midday.
n w mTh noon In Panama oilY Tho
town I. uU'rl"r now than II was ut
mldnlrOi NnrI we made our 0uHhlight
oNuNNruH Iu. ihr Rro1l sun ls shining
down from iN midst Of the heavens,
u'Iduul" wondering Whp man N not
WurkW. Most M ihn aloroa are
closed Ihr Hront canal udmlnlsin.
llun building Wllh ~ hundreds Of
clorkp Ia ora ann uf the grave. aud the
tlrp" .u lptA1td, Win the exception
of 'hu dupp Nhiph Nc asleep I'm tho
HhuH. ',UV human boing IN now
iuRr. hF noon sietHa, and even tho
goats roosDrrs and hugsnrds are nod.
ain" under the sun Panama IN u
F.unlh rIly ana n rests IN tho middle
ol tho DAY n IN a tropical city, and II
rs beet far one ~ do nothing from II
o'clock uuill - a. n the canal clerks
90 80 their homep Between II and
~ thyo Nh down ~ breakfast, or To-
whit the Spnnhrde would call nlmu.
cr2o The most of these people eni
nothing but pono coffco and q roll upon
golllnr nv, Thor second meal which
forms lho roll breakfast consists Of
a foun, u stow on ro1gl some vogoln.
hlos ana u dessert The Americans
eat a irstscna dinner ~ lunch time,
anu are road. for n second dinner NJ
night After Tho noon meal the people
b. 4 ,la HtN All a..
Hnoo1o, No one NJ NJ his onlcc much
before 2, ana II IN Impossible 10 do
any business durlng the usual houre of
The slestn From : O'Clock mtIl . or
= ~ taken NJ with business and work,
nftor which everything closes up for
the night The canal Offices close nj
., ana NJ that time the larger stores
begin 10 put up their shutters A
little later all have gone homo for iha
oyonlnR
IN THE PANAMA PLAZA,
Dinner II the chief meal Of the day
II w cnton AZ o or o'clock, after which
many 90 out for n walk, ON music
ana concert nights every one takes u
stroll through the park or plaza, At
such times the scene N a gay one, the
plaza, an acre uf palms aud tropical
trcof, ~ lighted by electricity, aud an
the Panama world and ilB wife ana itg
daughter are out WIN brother aud
husbands they promenade up and down
the walks golng back ANA forth for an
hour nt q time,
This plaza tx the heart " Panama,
on one side stands the Grand Central
hotel and the spanish club, where You
can lose by gambling more In TIRES
minutes Than you can earn IN u month,
ON the other side of tho park IN the
hIshop'H palace, with the Pacific steam
navigation Offices ON the ground floor,
ana beyond the Panama lottery which
also pays rent 10 the bishop, Tho lot.
tory has ~ drawings every Sunday,
when a bllndfoldod boy picks out the
prisos and blanks, There are 5000
worth OF prizes given out AZ each draw.
Ing for 10000 worth Of tickets, 80 that
NJ least $4,000 worth must he blanks,
The lottery belongs mostly 10 Gabriel
DuQuo, who also owns the Star and
Herald, the chief English newspaper
NJ tho lethmus | understand II has
made MN rich, ana that II brings him
IN something like 100000 u year, His
lottery tickets are pold everywhere OK.
copi IN our canal zone, ana ihoy would
w fNlN UNIV W WV 'Hl'Ihlh wv nol loT"
bid H. The sellers arc men, women
bnd children, They arc found NJ every
street corner, IN the market and even
AT the doors OF the churches,
Across the plaza from the holol Is the
Panama cathedral one Of the most
beautiful buildings Of The city A NJ.
tic further over are stores, and be.
You'd the administration building IN
the city hail. The administration
building covers whole block, II has
-four stories ana " one Of the most
valuable properties OF the KIND on the
isthmue
AMONGST THE NATIVES.
Let IN slt down In the park ana mako
some notes Of the people, Here come
two Jamalcans, They are ~ black az
our boots but they are well dressed