davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
A Musical Treat.

Charity Martin, Ellis Brooks, signor
Baldaza and John ]. Blackmore, artist,
Of worldwide reputation, will appear at
the opera house, Monday evening, in an
unique entertainment that is novel and
Interesting from the start to the finish.
The Company have made decided hit
In Portland this week, and the press Of
that city state that at is worth any.
body's money" The attraction through.
cut Is one Of unusual merit, aud those
appreciating musical entertainment
hS renowned artists should hot fail to
attend the performance at the opera
house, Monday night.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
Yours respectfully,
o. p. DABNEY.

Use Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup at Once
u yuuf child has Group or bronchil les
Waste no tlmr; delay may be danger.
'us' Or. Bull's Cough syrup cures az
once IL II a safe and inIallihle rem
,dy. All druggists sell II for 20 cents
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

Mheo SHAKESPEARE emploved mn,
eNfssv he ft'rfvi, ~ course. a,
hsalths ao'e.0odied n,en. In he ma
,lNeN ~ the>e DAYS ne wnuld have
Snnsn hat nen aud Mnn,ea ~hn -.
.N healthy may hec0nle a, oy takin',
ti'sd : Nsrsapafilla. 1Als medirlo,'
ol a'aSing ths bhsa fich ana nnrs
sssu t'N,nR s.s1 arpctllc ana neFfe,,t
u'seei h,n, lmpafia Yltalty a,d
sli.ngth to ihe system. 80"
uOoa . Pulls. "N'''.-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

It's Not What You Ssy But aow ,ou
Say Il.
ne JouRNAL would not hold al that
SeuiI s...l oe said IN favor OF the Northern
Iae'ne Railway trains, as means OF
transportation. "
~ you are gong Fast, take this the
p's'-eiAss p,.'.-seiAss l'ne, Senass the continent.
Rates are as low As by any other line,
IaoNAs, War; 4 CO., Ticket Avsnts
an ~ Nomaer, lal, 81.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
Select School

The undersigned viii oprn Gram.
mar erhool IN the hRldins aIl,iniss,h.
SSiasSop-l ehnrch, corner of Church ana
Nnv''eke'A ssreois GA Feh. ".
40 Il }. A. SELLwoOn
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

Mal'nomah eaun,y's portion Of the
Ne'P eonny tax, il leyicd. would
smonn' 10 q per head ior an the sheen
Ia the county.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
Oh, the Pain of
Rheumatism!

rheumatism often causes the mo., I'm.
tense Suffering. Many have M vess.
gainly sought tellef from thIs dlsahllns
alseaso and arv to-day Norse "a tha0
Nyr Rheumatism u blood disease.
.nd owlits Specific lc u tho only cure, DO,
cause 70 = tho only remedy which car
reach such deep-ueated diseases.
isw yeAIs Hgo vas taksn Win inaamma
ieff hheumaiism, uhich hccame 80 int.ns,
hAt Vas fof ueeha unable 10 Walk 49,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16


svefai pfominsni physi,
siansand toos lhslrtwat
meni faishfully, lat wa,
nnshle - So las slight
sal FslisL Intact, my Goa.
diiion ssemsd 10 Erow
vofss, M dissasssp spoad
ever ny enllro boay. ana
ffon Novenbsr 70 NaNh
I suGsresi sgony. tnea
nany patent meilcinss'
net tgre lgiieYsd ue'
tIou he advice ofa
friend U..f.l.l
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

Notice OF Dissolution OF parne,shi,
Notice is hereby given that The mart.
nership heretofore existing hetweeen
+. +, Parkhurst and Lee Mctir,w nndsr
me hrn name OF h =. Parkhurst 4 Co.
Is ms day dissolved hy m0taal consent
Al pllls, notes ot accounts due said frm
are asslgEed 20 Z. \. Parkhurst. Who
su,oes'is 10 the business Of r. +. PARK.
\; =, PARKHURST.
LEE M'GREW.
Salem or, Jan, ~. 1900. l.lS.t,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

To Cure a Cold In ono Day
Take Laxative Bromo Uuinine Tablets. All
lfuggists eiund the mohey lfit falls tp curs
y. ". Or0ves signature 10 on each boz. 15o.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

The Baker City Republican club seem,
to eo lel by SENATOR Alley, Who sprun.
blnger Hermann As a senatorial candi.
date IN iSeS 10 deicat Dolph. Al a
meeting held Feb. . resolutions were
presented by The committee, Of which
Hon ClaWnco Cole was chairman. aud
they are Tor expansion, the gold standard
and the election Of uai,cd states sena.
tors By the people.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

= before alloWins No ~ taks a. 49,,
tsel ~ fnerdlaa. 10 aas = ehomist 80,
t..1 ~ ismsdy, ant pfouoOnocd Ia i've IA
f-a,ttee ~ mtttify. ielt 81 much hrtlef 49,
1.tet lep cptllea. thst ! contnuel the 49,.
~ AnN "a i~o MQatha uas cu I'D e,nlnlrt,I.
w eeft eet felulenent, ~ kaYp nes ri sints
a-ies exposed - damp Ea1 cola wealhss ~
,iii roseilon Avsaas. fhiis'asiphis'' ''sN''
- Don suffer louaor s'ith Rhaumatlsm
ano~ thiae your ola and linlmenis. ss
tnt. can not reach your trouble. nont
experiment with doctors nofash
ana mefVory Uill add 10 your dlsahll.
~ as'a ooinpislely destroy yoar dises.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

20 teee Constipation Fofesse
g g & ian ~ eage. drugs as rsf,id ,s.,,'.s -.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.

2 For YaQulna:
Train leaves Albany .....l2:45 ID. NJ. I.
Train leaves Corvallis. 49,. 1856 D. uI.
Train arrives YaQuina 7:25 .. IN.
! Returning:
Leaves Yaquina .. B.O0 a mn
Leaves Corvallis. IN a n,
Arrives Albany. .I2.l6 n m
3 For Detroit: " vas
Leaves Albany. .... 100 m
Arrives Detroit. l;30 a m
I Returning:
Leaves Detroit. 1920 n. M.
Arrives Albany. b:45 3. M
one aud two connect at Albany abd
Corvallis with Southern Pacific tiaIns.
giving direct service % and frOm New.
port and adjacent beaches.
Trains for the mountains arrive al
DeIrOltat noon, giving ample time
70 reach camping grounds on the
breltenoush and Santiam river the
same day.
n. l. WALDEN, EDWIN sroNr
T F.6P.A Msnss,,
J'TURNER Agent Albany. ore.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
JOURNAL "x-RAYs."
The people Of The DaIles are working
for wool securing mill.

Ihe people OF The Dalles are working
for wool securing mill.
~
| Mcbride is pushing one Smith, Of Polk
county, fer the Alaska collectorship
against Willis Duniway.
tt+
Better all get In line, boys. Mark
Hanna will attempt TO restore the de-.
parted political glory Of the late Senator
Milch,l2
A congressman isn't worth much 10
the people for single term, and II looks
as though the Republicans Of his district
would rcnominate Malcolm Moody.
Mrs. Nat Collins, 1.-THE Cattle Queen e
the West" who appears and lecture.
publicly In mems clothes, belted, booted
and spurred, Is one Of the profitable son
sitions Of the East.
tti
The editor Of the Fossil Journal evincr
q low taste when no insnuates in
backbillng and delracting EDITORIAL that
a Salem politician would abstract
redhot stove II be had chance.
General Joubert has again risen from
his death bed and returned to the trout.
Some one should tell the man that he is
dead aud induce him to stop making
such an exhibition Of himseli.-Budget
80
The Union and Populist county cen.
trail committees Of Lane county met In
Eugene Saturday and declared for a
Union ticket. Conference committees
we're appointed to meet with the Dem.
ocrals.
49,
There Ia Is one thing the people of !
Western Oregon should be- thankful to 1
Tom Tongue ior-the deepening Of the &
'hanncl OF Long Tom creek. Now watch !
.he magic proportions OF commerce ex
iand ON that creek =
80
Gov. Roosevelt declines the vice. h
residential nomination, but seems Ia
'an. Il understood that 1t Is with the
onsent Of the boss PlatI Perhaps he
ocs not consider place on the ticket
quivalent 10 an election.
ttt
DE- schmidt, the professor Of modern y
'nguages up at Eugene, is going TO ?
urope this summer aud will witness 4
'e Passion Play at Obcrammergau. n
he people Nigh, as well make up their e
Iinds that this will be a big thing Zoe "a
len financially, as the professor will a
roba6ly go at the expense Of tho tax. "
lyer. h,
n. nj. ar =, a.. -
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

o.ily, One Year $500, I'm Advance
Daily, -four Months 81 90 . Advance
Weekly, One Yesr sI.o0. In Advance
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
THg DAILY JOURNAL
~ ror%r s~orHn~s

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ls, 800.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

or. ). ? Cook, the Botanical speo
aust Succeeds Where Other
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

A congressman isn't worth much 10
the people for a single term, and ID looks
as though the Republicans Of his dlstric,
would renominate Malcolm Moody.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
OBSERVATION CARS

Pullman tirst class and tourist sleep
iDg cars attached 10 all through
trains. Prompt connections at Den.
yer, Omaha aud Chicago with trains
for other eastern cities.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

Mrs. Nat Collins, 1.-THE Cattle Queen q
the West" who appears and lecture.
publicly In mems clothes, belted, booted
and spurred, is one Of the profitable SON.
sitions Of the East.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

- WILLAMETTE RIVER a.
salem' Isndihs. Ne"eers aud way D. NJ
wsd
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16

JLSes,day Thursday aud SATURDAY. Al a 90 a M
monday Wednesday and Rridsr si la nS - -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-18
LOCAL BREvITIES.

VIM n. Fisher has fitted up his new
Office In the Magoon building In metro
poiitan style.
Mrs. Lydgate OF Paauilo and Mrs.
Mufennan. wife OF the manager of the
Laupahoehoe plantation on Hawaii. are
In the city.
the southern coast of Maui. according
90 reports brought by Purser Chaplain
~ the Iwalani.
John ". wnson wants II stated that
he hired no one 20 obtain evidence In
the divorce suit In which he figured re-
Gently. II was the other side that en-
ployed n detective.
WIN r. Fisi er will dispose % several
cottages today at auction on the prem
ises. Waikiki OF Punchbowl street. ad-
Joining Levers a Cookies new building.
All 90 be- removed within ten days.
Ensign Taussig. who was wounded In
recent naval engagement In Chinese
waters. IL the son OF Commander Taus-
si~ who was stationed for some time at
Honoluiu with the gunboat Bennington
before her departure for the Philip
pines
Captain n. " Sturdivant. formerly OF
the First California; Volunteer Regi-
ment which went TO Manila via Homo
lulu In 1898. was married on July at
san Francisco TO Miss Annette Daily OF
that city. The groom Is well known TO
! tIonoiulans.
I James L. Logan Of the money order
department Of the postoffice has tender
ed his resignation TO Postmaster cat.
80 there was no one TO take Mr.. Lo-
gan's place Immediately. he offered 20
remain I'm the office until some one
could take charge.
I Ten per cent penalty was added yes
/ terday TO all delinquent water taxes.
The rush Of the day before 20 pay MP.
however, cut down the number Of un-
paid taxes TO n great extent. Captain
\ Pratt says the receipts show bit little
Increase over those OF last year.
/ A quantity of kola nut tree seeds have
been received by Commissioner Of Ag-
riculture wray Taylor from the De-
/ partment of Agriculture at Wash ng-
ton. There In n great demand for sor-
7 ghum seed and Mr.. Taylor has had 90
send Co Washington for a further sup
ply.
The l.. Turner Co. Ltd, Of Hro. has
been Incorporated with n capital stock
~ $4,000 and the privilege Of rlising
this TO 100000. l.. Turner aid Other
Hilo men. together with j. +. Humburg
~ Honolulu. are the incorpor1'ors. ard
merchandise business.
q. n. Robertson. editor Of the Maul
News. returned 90 Waikiki yesterday
after several days stay i'm Honolulu 4
during which he did considerable bust
ness for his paper. Mr.. Robertson say
that Maui has great future. and that
the admirable climate OF Waikiki will
make II n health resort eventually. IL
expects Co live long enough there q
rear the benefits Of It's growth.
Y wray Taylor is not anxio to con.
.Nlnue 10 hold the Office OF II gietrar 4
mections. as he has his hands fun with
the work Of the Agricultural Depart
mcnt. He u willing to relinquish Tn,
position to any one who will take tn
position. who II competent TO an 81 Tn
salary. $50 per month he has Z beer
drawing as II II against the Fedora
laws for a public official to draw tw,
salaries from the Government.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-18
RESOLUTIONS BY
CITY'S PLUMBER
Express Their Thanks To-
Sanitary Iospector
n. j Duffy

At the regular meeting Of the Jour
neymen Plumbers Association last
evening resolutions Of thanks were
passed by n unanimous vote to v. !.
Duty. the sanitary Inspector. for his
good work In pushing to cnmpletiol
the sanitary system OF the fity.
The association feels esp ,'.iaiiy in
debted TO Mr.. DUFFY. as for Sor1e
months a large number OF its member
were working about the city At odd
jobs. hut since the Inauguration % the
crusade against insanitary buildings
the associations members have beae-
iited. II II a young institution. 8ut u
making progress and has acquired
members rapidly 81 late. The resol1-
lions are as follows:
Resolved. That the members % tn
Journeymen Plumbers Protective
Union view with satisfaction the .Rrcai
Improvement In the plumbing anfVen
tilating system Of Honolulu Stree The
appointment ~ n Plumbing tnspcctr-
and we. the JOurneymen Pluinicrs
Protective Association. congratul.t,
the Board Of Health and the peool. g.
general IN having 50 capable and rner
getic and impartial plumbing N.
spoctor as Mr.. Y. J Duffy. and we OK
tend TO him our heartiest co-opcratiof'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-18
STOP

That nerve-racking cough by using re
liable remedy. We are putting up a prep
aratlon which 10 decided comfort to peo-
pie afflicted with a cough which invari-
ably follows an attack of La Grippe.
This preparation of ours is compounded
in precise proportions. and II alleviates
the irritated membranes OF the throat and
removes the soreness from the lungs. il
does not stupify-IT CURES. II is FOR
this reason that so many prefer
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-18
,clL sssvITIfs'


, DO ~. .,,sr of the Board OF
~ s..a inis afternoon, ,,,|
,,s.1l., ,.l5 near Fort street '','.
: Il'l l'...o, Of custom house .s,s
us fiag' are pr sale ~ TINS
s.ins made TO the
y. pow s'es o. tne Hawaiian
s.y ls wanted az the
s .,.'-i Apply between o anu
s.os room and board
49,, .s. lir Inc see ad ON
.bo has bad a long
r'.., (. now convaleac'ns
y.,l ,bs Young Hawaiian
sSaol e. studio Ia toe
.bo resigned several
sem Inc mounted patrol
4 rislrd ...,.., M,
an if W. Foster a
Rfoet
| 7. mai entertained % num-
ls p Poi luncheon at her
| Ai.a lane -
smsnt NJ good strong
900 onered for sale by
H. ro'd Co
| I. ard wife desire rooms
..l,ais family preferred.
| Advertiser Office.
.,o,s on uerotania street
.,srlav on account OF
z, Mr. Ledcrors mother.
| m,m,n proprietor Of the
| tue. waikiki IL confined
~, on account ~ sickness.
..,,wmodations FOR three
80. on the ship Erskine
| aiekield q Co are agents.
mss,lnr Is called ~ the
a. Company Tor August
mom Of the Chamber of
mai rect estate office today
rs an. ulosroom OF VIII
rsr NJ Alakea and Mer-
sts hns been confined 20
lonr time. n able 20
mi viii soon be at his
90 brought In 90 the po-
r night for investlsttion
y DO lived near tlie old
~ site
soiWln. one N the Peniel
a. of Honolulu. and a
nHyos Tor the Coast
bride
1mns Industrial school
t This afternoon at
li.gh school and elect
snsulng year
h Carriage Manufacture
sa 81 will make your o 4
h now ON very short no
rpllrlng a speciality
"a Who had his leg brok
nom a horse some weeks
ann IL able 90 be aboul
y 10 be- cut on clutches.
~ waists are tho Stanlc,
Invoice with latest 80
Ift llaf roc wed AZ Whit
CD See their windos
NJ opportunity 90 yot
and want o. build =,
wiIon N win n. Fisher
J. 20 b. removed. will h
~ Ne nj.
thl resldos at tlaaioici
H hIs little sky terriel
valuable pct. and tn
~ .nyostigatin. It's dis
several days.
Cycle Co.'S window yoi
h In 1ll stages 81 ~
N workshop Sp0rtinl
fom ihe factory are dis
-ts1l window
.ra agent at tfongkonI
VAIL Occidental an
gio Risen kaisha steam
vas a passenger ~
Oh Nippon Maru yester
tailoring Company vii
hg esiub ighmont o.
~ street. just opposit
tho goods are ne,
a.s wofdmen are en-
ris of Mr. Wiuar
Lansing a co. wi
ulf1f hBHld borpnt q
il of biz WIFE ut IN
IN San Francisco. %
ny NJ July 5th has
th' three doiogat,
lhe " publican Goa
la.pbIt together Wit
ming them and the
.1nch Hobak1h Lod
wpotInT this ovenir
AN members ar
Their, will b. Ii
't and other busine.
MS meeting
Hgs Brown ~ Hon,
Niohv was MARI.
s'e York 90 Mrs Go
Alnms according
t.co'v q in the ma
yarerday
q Miss Cora Hem.
walter Jones w.ntal
lt Tho reception W
pvt Place. the res
M, s.l., hr Wilder. fro
mil 10 o'clock.
y, W.Il sau three ~,
Towers n Cooke
...W aitlki of pun,
also sell " GOTTA
'.1N Relief Camp \
As sale ~ N'"'
,, " 'he mounted patr
last night again
,' sno Carried no IGN.
we scattered AN oy
-, Utmost vigilance us
ne taken '''e
I, n h.nson. the dep,,.,
~ 49,. itom an extend
4. ~ "a and has opened
49, 'a.,'em.nica Bulldlr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-18
Putnum'
\ Cherry
Cough Comfort

20 any other remedy.
You commence to feel the easing ef-
fects after the first dose.
There Is notnmg Objectionable about
this cure-but just the reverse. as II is a
very agreeable and pleasant preparation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-18
A1SEN
PORTLAND
CEMENT

JUST Of Cement
STRONGEST
work - - 'S~oN--%
in n
thirty
0-D'~"N' io'A h1~1
N '-o "''' enuua"e
Cemen
bar 0Ni--'' va
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-20
WON'T GET THE VOTE OF '96
Wharton Barker Exufts in Advance
Over Bryan's Defeat

Washington, May Mr.. Wharton
Barker, the nominee for presiden, Of ne
Cincinnati convention OF the mid Ile-of-
the-road PoDulists called on President
Mckinley today TO pay his res cts
These gentlemen have known each other
ever since the latter entered pubIic fife
Later on. Mr. Barker said TO a reD-esen-
tative OF the Associated Press that his
nomination at Cincinnati makes the elec-
tion OF Mr.. Bryan by the Democrats i'm
possible. In the last presidential cleo
tioa," he said, MIR. Bryan received aSout
e.5s0.9o votes O fthls number at least
2ooo.ooo were Popuasts- This year I viii
get 1.5oa. 90. or possibly I.750.0oe. Of that
number. This viii cut Bryaa's vote 10
10000 or less. Where IS be going 20 ger
the other votes necessary 20 elect him
Il IS estimated that Mr.. Mckinley rzce!v-
ed 1.5oooo votes from the Democrats
ranks four years ago. These Viii rot
go 20 Bryan this year 10 make Up hts less
Of PopGlist votes. II German or some
other eastern man had been nozisa-s1
by the Democrats this year, .sa woafa
carry New York, New JERSEY. Mary ard
ard Delaware n the east. n. 10 covht
doubtful ssates elsewhere The aEAt this
year win not be on the 10 ley sasss.e-
Transportation. exparsion IND ether avs
subjects viii make CD the issue"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-20
WHERE CATTLE GROW
'Pecos Valleys Output In
creases MarveIously.
In TOUCH WITH WICHITA
As a Packing Point, and With
Kansas Pastures.

Carlsbad, N. NJ, May 1s-To the
Editor of the Eagle: Kansas is about to
get world of cattle from this section
They are leaving here by the trainload
Carload lots don't count; it is by the
full trainloads this season. A close. and
apparently accurate, estimate, places the
output of the valley for the present year
at 10000 head, against 10000 head for
1889. It Is. from the present outlook,
more than possible that even this esti-
mate will fall below the number of the
actual shipments.
Kansas gets at least two-thirds Of the
cattle product OF the Pecos Valley, both
feeders and market stock. The great
pastures of the earth, Montana, Wyoming
and Nebraska, come next, and Colorado
could receive a large proportion if the
commission men of that state had ever
taken any interest in this prolific stock
raising district.
The largest shipment thus far billed for
the north IS from the H. A. T. ranch,
1900 head, for Miles City, Mont. Kansas
and the Kansas City market appear to
have captured the cattle growers of this
section.
No doubt many of our cattle find their
way to the blocks in Dold's packing
in the shape Of refrigerated loins and
ribs. The butchers here buy their meats
in Wichita and without doubt they have
turned down" many yearling that they
could have bought for a trifle and which
now comes back to them in an ice-box at
u and 10 cents a pound.
1t has been said that man wants but
little here below" but if there is any one
thing he does want, 1t is good steak,
and he wants that all the time and kicks
viciously if he doesn't get it, and it ap-
pears that Kansas is about the only place
where these good steaks are to be had.
1t is surely gratifying to note the pro-
gress that the ''Dold' people are making
here and in Roswell. 1t, in a measure.
cements the two sections and makes the
interests Of both congenial. 1t would be
as difficult, as things are now, to alien
ate the relations of the cattle men of the
valley from Kansas and its markets, as
it would be to divert their attention to
chopping wood instead of growing live
stock
The Pecos Valley railroad is entirely and
altogether responsible for the brilliant
outlook in this fertile region this year.
The generous management of the road
and the assistance it has accorded to all
kinds of enterprises, big and little, have
built up the country. Sidetracks have
become towns. Water has been found
where year or less ago, it was sup
posed no water could be found within
hundred miles.
GEORGE H. HUTCHINS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-20

sin in Nicaragua, who are making final
survey of the proposed Nicaragua canal
route have, with their assistants. form
ed into two parties of about forty men
each and are taking soundings at the Pa
cffic terminal at Brito, and at La Flora
on the west side of Lake Michigan. The
members of the photographic party are
still noting the flow of the rivers, the
rise and flow of the rivers and lakes, the
evaporation and the rainfall. The en-
tire survey. which is being conducted In
most thorough manner, will soon be COM
pleted.
The ministers of foreign relations has
presented to Mr.. William L. Merry, the
United States minister to Nicaragua,
handsome walking stick having head
and bands of Nicaragua gold. valued at
$500. 1t is understood that the presenta-
ton was Of an official character.