Show THE NICARAGUA CANAL A Convention Sow Being Hold at New Orleans Or-leans Considering the Project NEW ORLEANS Nov 25SpaciaLj The Nicaragua canal convention which begins its session hero tomorrow will resume re-sume its deliberations at the point where they wero dropped la the rather poorly attended at-tended St Louis conference of last June Many of the delegates named at that time are present and numerous additional delegations dele-gations which have sinca been named by governors and by influential business bodies The following is the committee named at St Louis last June to arrange for the present gathering J F Merry of Iowa George L Converse of Ohio S H Hawkins of Georgia John B Jones of Arkansas R W Millsaps of Mississippi John S Pillsbury of Minnesota Ambrose Snow of New York and George S Baker of Illinois Since the Juno meeting ins canlproject has received the endorsement of the great political convaations of ths bankers convention at San Francisco of the national real estate convention at Buffalo and of almost every Influential ez 0 change In the Unit d Steates Among the other notable delegates here or expected ere W M Fishback the governorelect of Arkansas Congressmanelect McCullocb of the satno state M M Estee of Call farnla and esSpaakor Heifer of Ohio The convention will remain In session two days and will probably momorallza Congress Con-gress on tho subject of aid for the canal fcocietr of Mechanical Engineers NEW YOKE Nov 28SpcdnLTho sessions of tho American Society of Mechanical Me-chanical Engineers opens tomorrow at the rooms of the local society West Twenty first street The address of welcome will bo delivered by President Charles H Lor ing of tho national society Tomorrow evening the vSsSUng delegates will be given a reception at Sherrys Kansas state Temperance Union TOPEKA Kan Nov 2SrSpecialTl1e tenth annual convention of the Kansas State Temperance Union begins hero today to-day |