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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

Especial TO The Richmond vlrginlan. j
ROANOKE. VA. April 1s.--koa-
noke has secured tho services OF
Pitcher Cefealu from the New Or
feasss cub ct The spnthAfR League.
He was with tho East Liverpool, ~.
and Pennsylvania League last year.
He won TWENTY-FIVE games ana lost
nine. giving him d pitching psroent-
Agc Of ,7l0. His fielding psssenfA1e
Wsa M Hi hQsns = II Aan<in-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

gefertat by ne South side cEucus m
representative the eeSsoals saas
been prominently mentioned ~ =
possible candidate for the lire COM
mission, although his acceptance %
membership on the commission would
necessitAte his resignation from the
council ~ N -l5e + +
been made az yet by candidates ror
the health or police commissions.
though several names have been mcn-
toned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

Death Of Mrs. 8. N. Gilman.
Mrs s. n. Gilman. wife OF Mr..
Frank ". Gilman, Of s3s west Grace
street. died Tuesday morning at l1:to
O'Clock.
The arrangements tor the funeJ1t
have not been completed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
Cameron wins nfarashon.

Cameron wilma Marathon
BOSTON. MASS. April 1y.--Wfea
+ Cameron, Amherst, N. b, won Tn
b. a. A. Marathon. Time, hours,
- minutes. 81 ~ seconds. CIsreuen
II. Demar. Dorchester, second: JaAae
Corksry, Toronto. third. 3smeI I
hourA 81 minutes, 80 seconds. s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
DIstIIbutIon OF TrayeIInr Lfbrarfc1

DlsIIIuutIOh Of TTav01IhG Librar1c6.
The following points In the State
partment of tine State Library during
tho past two weeixns MAsdinnk. LOUIS
county; Lassiter Estate FARM. Gooch-
land county; The PiAfns. Fauquier
county; Rosena. Aibemarie county:
Caliands. Pittsy.vaniA county: Bry-
ant, Nelson county; Cooley, South
ampton county. and 0lQ0csstsss Qlcu-
cestsr county. 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
"PERN|c|Ous MICROBES"
SAYS D. A. R. UNCLE JOE
Mrs. Scott, Alleged Female Proto-
type of Speaker Cannon, De-
nounces Insurgents"

WARRINGTON, d. G.. April 1s--cail-
ing the Insurgsants -pernicious mi
crobes," Mrs. Matthew r. Scott, who in
turn is charged with .Cannonism" and
personal domination" plunged into the
thick OF political battle to-day in an Eff
fort to win for her faction the nine
vice. president generals, who arc to be
elected tomorrow,
Mrs William Cumming Story, OF
New York, leader OF the Insurgents.
met Mrs, Scott half way She and her
followers were In evidence in all the
eaucuass and on every side was the ev-
idence of strong line-up on each side.
our cause has gathered great
strength during the last year." said
Mrs. Story to-day. "and we are now in
a position to assume CONTROL of the con-
vention."
In voioinE her views Of the oppose
ton. Mrs. scott declared;
mo living creature, whether man or
beast, can hope to keep free from the
incursion Of pericioua microbes,
But as unpleasant ~ II this recent
discovery of medical science. va may
at least take some comfort from the
fact that as long a. 10 enjoy reAHon-
able degree OF health and strength. by
that same token wa know that we are
keeping the upper hand"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

BUE0 x0F 3IUSHNWs
Suit has been brought in the Law and
Equity Court by the administrator OF
the late Mr.. Samuel scruGgs against the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. for t1o,-
ooo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
Binding Psuuusl,s.

Building Inspector neck Tuesday =.
sued the following permits:
Authorizing Mr.. A. G. Elicit to- rss
pair Ne. SGT East Broad, street -
cost 1900,
Authorizing Mn. Alfred CRAY u
repair No. 1908 Park avenue. to ccSx
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

Authorizing Mr.. Charles Wrirht u
repair No. 1914 West Grace street, e
cost 31B0. q = - ~
Authorizing Mr.. r. A. Won 10 re-
pair No. so4 South Linden strsst to
cost $7s0. .s,r
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

Cheerfnlneas nili attract more cns
toners. aell more goods. DO more bnsi
mess with lesa Wear and tear than a.
most any other quality. says orison
6Ncit Mardeu ~ Success Magazine
Optimism is me greatest business set
icf. biggest trader. the greatest
sehirfsF 10 The world rensimlsm has
nefer done anything bur tear down
and destroy what optimism has built
up
Ia ne business o1lco. a. Ia society.
rreryuherr. fAn fssoflie b always tho
cheerful person Good .nafnrcd. cheerful
people 40 not waste fhcir vital energy
A. rapidly a. ne erumbler, Or The TOO
sober. too aad people They work
with much lena friction.
Good cheer Is great lubricant: Il
oils 40 81 lifea machinery. shake
speafe says.
"A merry heart goes az The day.
Your lad tires IN q mile-a~
There d 20 other NE habit uhsch
tan give such d prolific return 10 hap
plne1s and satisfaction a. that % BE-.
lpe cheerful under all circumstances.
n lhc resolution to cultivate cheerful.
ness h strongly made AZ the very ont.
sef d viii not be- dimcuii to form the
cheefiul h,olt and d viii be the best
projection aeainlf suffering and de
Chcerininczs 81 also great producer
i adds wonderfully to ones active
.biiity. and increases mental and phys.
|cai power II makes hosts 81 friends.
ind heifs ua 70 b. interesting and
lErllahIa.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14
T5z< ana d1cze<
a&nasg

Velvet flowers are proving q popular
trimming with other velTets upon
handsome corsages
Liberty silks. dyed in shaded tones
OF red and blue. are IN great favor
for first season girls.
With the seasons doube-breasted
coats the correct thing Is to begin the
buttons At the waist line.
Handsome plumes are now put on
the fiizzy felt turbans, and sometimes
they are seen With aigrettes.
Vaienciennes laces. French. German
and Normandy. are going TO be extern
siyely used on summer frocks.
Some OF the embroidered burnous
wraps, 30 popular ihis season, have
handsome knotted silk fringes
Corded ribbon Is being used as
trimming on several Of the daintiest
Of the ready-made evening gowns.
Hats are made OF velvet. beaver. felt
or heavy corded silk. trimmed with
handsome wings or ostrich feathers.
The pun Is again IN evidence. It
adorns the sleeve everywhere. seeming
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

Gladys sat holding Gray.Paws. one
Of her kitties. 10 her lap.
But presently her thoughts were re-,
called BY . soit rubbing against her
arm. She looked ronnd. and there was
blaeiie, Gray.PaTs brother. evidently
trying bis best 10 attract her atten.
ton. he rubbed against her. and put
his nose under her arm.
But anyhow Gladys seemed 70 think
that her lap Was fnll enough just then.
although she was often knonn 70 hold
I've kittens ~ once. as Blackie vas well
aware Al last blackie seemed 10 con
slude shai there sas no room for him
a, present. and he vas perhaps jealous
81 0raY.Paas II really seemed as II
hs must have Thought the matter over
carefully and made deliberate plans.
Tor lAis Is shat De ala.
hlackif aeideuly sprang down BE-
slide the dish used Tor food and began
% eat or pfeiend 20. with ne greatest
relish, occasionally looking Al Gray.
Pass. 49, q afraid b. aouid come ana
take q part Of the feast This 81
course. ras To- much tor cFaypaas %
resist. and IL menent be had inmpsd
from Gladys iaa and run 70 the side
81 the dish
Quick as = thought blaekis turned
away, ran 20 The steps and Jumped /
into GLADYS iap where be cufled doua
IN BAH and began 70 purr. There nas
NOT one iAins ID tbs dishs
You naughty. funny little cate "a.
claimed Gladys. and she could not help
suddilne the llitie rogue nor laughing
a. bis trick, nhiie osay.PaHs walked
slowiy suay -fouta's Companion.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14


ainiefaefor. Frequently Reveai Dark
Deeds Under Ia Innaenee.
criminoiogists say that the greatest
terror thst afikts that traction Of hu
manity suffering from al uneasy con,
science Is not dread Of the police BY
any means nor awe Of any other
acknowledged enemy OF law de1ers
What the criminal breads Is sleep,
which Is. Il appears. the friend Of
the righteous only. 10 men with the
knowledge Of dark stored within them.
sleep Is the most ireachefous Of foes.
Tho countless poems thar nave been
written IN praiss Of & very naturally
appear As 20 much ccid.bloodod mock.
cry % such IS are 10 hourly dread
81 oeirayIng themselves under is IN
nnence An untold number o. crimes
have been confessed BY their perpeifa.
tors during sleep is Il any wonder.
asks writer IN Science siftings. that
those conscious 81 irregularities Of con.
duct prefer 70 remain awakef
lf was not long ago that a we'll
known detective happened 70 Be travel.
Ing Ia q sleeping car. The detective
who ehanced 20 be occupying q lower
berth. heard the sleeper above him
burst forth into a ions.Winded comics
aion regarding several daring jewel
robberies wherein be had taken part
Much Impressed. the ollcer kept an
eye On him. Further inquiries proved
thar The confession aed been an exact
record Of what had taken place
Many years $50 a common lodgine
house vas ihe scene o. q sleeping
criminals confession. The room was
occupied By himself and ono o.her-
q yonng sailor. Nhile the sailor vas
lying suake BE suddenly heard q curl.
Gus and Ehasiiy laugh issue from hie
eonpanion's iips The laugh vas fol
ioued By . long aud rambling descrip
iion o. q murder he had committed
horrible Ia ia details The sailor
crepi downstairs and informed the
landlord Of what lad occurred. The
latter ~ once summoned a policeman.
who recognized che sleeper a. the mEn
-uanied" Cor iAe crime IN question.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

Irreyerent pefzons suggest tina
mans only object "a life is 70 pleas
woman and 10 serve her. says Harper
Weekly. Slightly exaggerated. tls.i
statement, perhaps; yet there must b.
some truth AZ the bottom Of H. 9th
erwise. why should man wait on WON
an Al allg Why take pleasure .n be
Ing agreeable 70 herr Why go out Of
his way 70 assist herr In other words
why should be be chivalrous?
Chiyalry a the expression Of mans
real. instructive Difference for woman.
Although, like other instructive feel
inge. II Is being modified or rooted up
By education and civilization, the chly-
alrous instinct nevertheless still makes
itself felt IN modern man. Il lmpels
him, when confronted with woman. 70
pass through three different stages.
In the first one he strives TO attract
Woman's attention: IN The second. 10
please her; finally, TO serve her.
The nnconeerned are highly diverted
By The nrsf There Is no end 10 the
things a man viii do 10 attract WON
ans attention. Nothing Is TOO absurd.
one man found 4 necessary 10 spoil
his patent leather shoes. lie was be-
Ing rowed across a lake when 4 girl
passed By IN her canoe. Without q
moments hesitation be plunged both
feet into the ripping water. letting
them danele there stupidity
Other men use other methods; some
grow spry and climb fences. stumble
over their own feet: some imagine
themselves the proud possessors Of a
voice and exercise 81: others whistle
cut a tune or tuiri their mustaches.
SIN Others grow disconnected and for
set where they are soins. or lose the
thread Of their conversation.
So much FOR the desire OF being no
decd when 4 comes 70 pleasing wom-
en- men are more particular. They
then strive for personal perfection.
The intellectual ones 80 about with
poetry IN their breast pockets and
learn Il b. heart ready 70 repeat Il
AZ the nrsf occasion. Or they dabble
into ART or literature or some -ismv
IN order 10 acquire The correct pose.
The more matter Of fact puzzle over
material things: whether their hair Il
parted IN The right place. whether the |
red or blue tie win make the better
Impression. For men are vain and
dress % please.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

For this game hair the players 50
oaisidr TIE door. nhilsi those Nho stay
a. he foom eAooss a pors o. one syi.
liable. uhleA should not s. TOO dlmeult.
PR Instance. snpposs its pore chosen
- Plat" those $40 are our o. ihe
room are informe1 that a word has
bsen ihenshf o. that rhymes With
Cat and tbfy tAfn hafe 70 act
uiiboat apeaklns. an ne words hey
can ttink ~ that rAyme uith Cat
8uDpose their nrsg idea - BAT. they
come lniQ iAe room and play a. mag
lnagy game 81 beaehail. This noi b..
lag cofreei. thfy would set hisssA Cor
their rains and they must then hurry
osiside aRain. They might next ~
Frat. mesi q lhsm going inlo ne
room o. fheir hsnds and fset. uhilsi
TIE others might preiend 10 - fright.
sasd AZ last ne boys 50 10 and fali
nzi On their faces. nhlle ne eiri'a
psetcnd % use naiifona upon fhslr
backs The iQnd cizrping that folloas
tells Them fhat thes are riehi AZ iasl.
Thsy thea ehanrs plarrs Nith fhc audi.
snee. Who "a tufn become rs aeiofs
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

The kitchen should be the lightesi
room in the house Many persons
clear the kitchen. draw down the
blinds and darken IL durlng the .s-e--=
time that light should pour into the
apartment II there is any place in
the house where light should seek
every corner It Is IN the kitchen. IN
less the cupboarss and refrigerators
are carefully watched mold win quick
y form on the food. There Is moth
Ing that cleans the sink better than
soda water. and Il is always needed
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

L 4 not strange that boya ana rifi'
are sometimes bothered over the riehl
eay 70 sse ihe sign 81 ne pore |fe
after 3 noun ending IN Good usage
ia shout equally divided IN the matter.
20 that either ssnes h8t or 1onesn
lat may be considered correct Liter.
ally speaking. however. Jono6s bat ls
to be preferred. Tor the poaseasisc form
is nothing but 3 contraction Of mis-. I"
the original form having been Jones.
his hat and most sfammaflans 1ay
that We should give recognition 81 the
sound 70 tho contracted pfenoun. ooola
Browns grammar saya TO avoid q
concurrence Of kissing sounds the .
Is sometimes omitted. and the apostro.
pho alone retained % mark the pos.
sessivo singular. aa Moses minislor.
but the elIslon should be sparingly in.
dulgtd Il Is IN general iess agreeable
than the regular iorm, and q Illus.
traies the point by quoting lilckaa'
AZ preferable 70 "Hlcktr
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

The preliiesi eass=s:ss Imaginable
may te made from uQbleached cotton
or muslin. They may Be simply feather
stitched or caf stitched az The hens.
or Il you have time buy some plain
coiored bingham and cut pretty con
venilonai design FROM q and stitch lt
cn the curtain A The bottom. a De.
sign q eeraninns IN bright red siNe-
ham would Be effective. especially II s
pretty red lahlocloih IS spread on The
table NhsE g IS not IN use.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

the day 81 noon. The rest Of the house.
hold may dine 10 the evening. but for
the youngsfer 80 heavy a repasf near
bedtime is certain TO be deleterious
A bundle OF cold sandwiches win not
serve as a substitute for the midday
dinner, for the child needs not only
the warm. home-cooked food. but also
the walk home the BIZ Of play on the
way and the hours forgeBulness Of
leesons.-A Doctor IN the Deiineator.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

The brains Of the average home are
not ali packed away In the craninm
Of the male head Of the household
The real ruling, managing force OF the
home Is the wife. The husband earns
the money. II Is true. But II ha
had the spending OF It. the result
would be chaos. The wife Is the real
chancellor Of the excheqner.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

The fashionable turban Of the win.
ter season Is Lesson In wonderful
construction. and bears out the prin.
ciplc that while hcadgear may be large
It must be hight In weight and Of an.
doubted comfort Whether made OF
beaver. fur or velvet. It is feather.
weight construction. and Is worn SO
wen wedged down upon the head that
a feeling Of absolute security Is as.
sured.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

sJack. dearest, let as promise each
other that wen never, never. never
quarrel: and II we ever do, that youii
frankly admit you're wrong Broun.
snr's Masnzlne
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

Il seems queer, when you think
about Il. that there ls no provision
In the Constitution OF the United
States for notifying the successful
Presidential candidate OF bis election.
The two Houses Of Congress meet On
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

~
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,eaa tn. a.. -,.. ...,...,,,..
known to history aeopted At Hart
ford. Conn.
1906 benjamin Franklin. statesman
and scientist born 10 Boston. Died
ia Philadelphia. April II. 1880
i7so-oor. Montgomery erantsd me
city Of New YORK a new CHARTER.
,1o-
t...... '.-....- $500 49,
1lei-- Americans under Gen Morgan
~ '-7 -'''-'-D
i1sf-commodore James Armstrons'
elst.nsn,sned naval pf,icer' born p
- $3.50 ''''e' n.y. D'so As''' -
isos--5ohn breckinridge o. kentpc.D'
became attorney general q inc
United. States
fsI t-Thanitsefvinr IN Great Bfitain
for successes over Ronaparte.
Pomeranla ana Rneen annexed 10
Denmark
feso - .-,..,. 49,
49, - -. - = ''@''''
''sss granted
lsJs--Danacian rebels forced % efAc-
nate Navy Island
lszz--sIr Charles Barot arrived ID
Canada to take once as governor
general
1sfe-rrffv Hives lost IN a theatsr ars
IN the city Of Quebec
lsfs-vanconrer island ceded 70 the
Hndson'e Paw comna,~.
rsss-Firss s,ste o,ecrion held IN Kan
sas
1ss7-rhe Kansas territorial I.eelsia-
fure met Al Ieeomnton.
1s5s-Atternn.ea .ee.ss,nation az Ma
poIeon m ~ orr,nf
49, ...... 80. $50. 80
-. : ~ 49,. '''e - =
-'1e 81
.T,..,., -. 49, 49,, --.,s-
800 r,-,.~',,.-.-. :. - r-.,,,-,1
staser a,ea 81 1,,cenood Va Born
al creenwav. Va nfarch %. 1880
fsss-Enearen,ent between Federal
ana Confederate forces p, Bayou
Teche Louisiana FEDERAL forces
captured Arkansas Post Arizsn-
sas
ls6f-sir John Lawrence made viceroy
OF India Society for promoting
aerial navigation formed In Paris
1855 Bombardment and assault or
Fort Fisher. The FederaIs took
Fort Fisher. North Carolina
tsee--r .,-u,a, -,,.,r,,f,,,n a. r1ii,oiz In
tro6nces the rIvii rights I'm r. the
limited STATES senate
80. .--.-.-,
f,,,,, ,,,.,<r ~, -, ~ 49,.
80 - =. '..''e .el1o -i'e
- NC l-'oeiai parry
ls7s-Nsmorahie debate in the House
- -espLs1.n Ave. !, oe...een sa.nes
- 1.-l1e me 1,enss'''.'n =. -a'll %
- 50 On ms Aooiec. "a
ie's--s.r Nil ... Johnston is,tenis APP
- 49, = -
-esv--'A.re.. inst.snse' M.nosoI' open
80. =. - !. -
- Ns -sN Iowa StA.e e-p''~A -
- 'lo'-es oeo'eateo-
sset--lne huge upper table rock At NJ
t4-- sH..s ZEN one 70 weight OF
-eo-ino'Asso ICE
"l p ne >o1.-Nssr
$500 tne submission q tne
"os'''e SieoN
iess--Aurai tablet placed IN Plymouth
chur@h. BROOKLYN. IN memory OF
Henry Ward Beecher ,.F p
stocknridge reelected United
States Senator from Michigan -
William Mckinley inauEuratees
oofe'''er q Univ
'sss-1oronto visited BY unlicensed
~. .ne ~seeno Ni.a.n 49,
.--.>,'s....'' ~. 49,, ~ ~
e-''s y. '''s Ne''N-
&c
ssl--Aneio-A American arbitration trea-
y signed az Washington Alsa-
IInF11n nnrnn fIa r.n444r.I term u
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

Col Michael shauehncssey. C|vIN
War veteran and former United slatea
Marshal IA he South. Is dead az aalN
Lake. Utah. He . said 70 have fouFha
a oicoeloas duel during his term Or o.
nee With Senator Lamar q Misslsslp~
"a
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

~. between the shoulder and the
wrist
A smart hat for girl Of - Is a
huge affair covered with MORE silk
and trimmed with a large moire rib
bon bow.
An adorable little blouse to accom-
pany white suit Is OF rose-painted
chiffon over white satin. with a pink
satin elrdle
Black hats may be worn with every
thing and are always wise choice
for the women who may not invest in
many chapoaux
Il ls no longer necessary to have
stockings match the footwear: instead
they match the skirt. the headgaar and
evan the gloves
Delicate mosaic pendants. feslooned
with q fine chain Of sterling silver
plated with gold. form some OF the
imported necklaces,
One Of the latest favorltos ~ the
little cashmere cape. with narrow
shoulders and Ions stole ends. which
comes IN every shade
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

about the refrigerator. Butter viii
keep sweet longer 4 placed ia stone
Jars.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

Costume l. left
satin CLOTH with perfectly skirt
oddi,
small buttons down
O G hi oxdzed
On the right smart model in smoked cloth ard velvet
arranged
rb
same and
deep velvet cuffs hnst3d with braid and tassels
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

when young widow proposes e q
nan he IL 90 afraid that people nigh
suspect It that he pgelends he did 4
himself
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

flannel IN pale pink. The gown is
bordered with satin embroidered
with French knots and the robe with
plain satin. The cap Is entirely Of
inc satin
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

rhe school npnch and Dyapepsln.
Il e very important that the meal
eaten at recess be q warm one. and
whenever possible It should Be pre-.
pare1 and eaten at home Untsl a
child Is 10 or 1e years Old Il must
have Ia dinner or principal meal 81
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

a Gay liked. aud open aud certify the
returns. but there the matter ends.
and the Presldent-elect has 70 depend
on "hearsay" for the result. Many
persons wonder Why some provision
has not been made for giving him for
NAL notice Of bis election.
On Wiling Write.
Write, we know. Is written right
when We see 4 written write,
but when We see d written wright
we know 4 u not written rlsht;
for write. 20 have Il written right.
Must not be written right or wright,
nor yet should Il be written rite.
nut write. for 80 lis written right
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-23

with the Guatemalan railways II
is wholly probable that within year
through Pullmans will run from Mexico
City to Guatemala City.
IN Salvador, the next country in or
der, line was begun on April 15, to
connect with the railway system OF
Guatemala The concessionaire Is to
receive $1,000 in gold from the Saliva
dorean government for every kilo-
metre constructed. erhe Costa Rica
railways run in the wrong direction,
and will be of no use to the Pan
American route except as lateral feed
ers;' the railway from Corihto to
Granada in Nicaragua may, however,
be of material assistance to the prof.
ect, if the Nicaraguans ever stop fight
ing; and in Panama the preliminary
survey has. been completed for a line
from Panama to David, some 800 miles
distant and near the Costa Rican from
tier
THE Guayaquil- Quinto railway in
Ecuador will be further link in the
Pan-American system; there are short
lines in Peru and Chile that should
prove useful, and when Valparaiso,
Chile. is reached. the Pan-American
railway builders are at the end OF
their troubles. By the Transandean
railway thence to Buenos Ayres the
journey can now be made in 36 hours
(including a stop of IL hours at Los
Andes), the expense being $50 10, with
an allowance of so pounds of hand bag
gage free"