Show y r y I t B h 1 h I President Trip to Washington It Will Wi Occur nt at Six What Our e t e a t P anama Gunboats Did How the Panama Railroad Helped Where the Bribe Brite Money Came d I From Some Men Who Made Fortunes Fortune Out of the Canal and the Revolution n i Sto cs of Which E the Isthmian R p dic and Sam I His Ii qa t 1 J l J Ju u I Special oll of the Demel Newt News by J Q G I Cop 1305 bv by Vrank O G n nt t r Uncle Sam foment th the DID b by which Panama broke brok broken n ay from Mi I mother r country Colombia und It for tor I II to buy the Isthmian 11 nil 1 The truthful answer to this will HI never bo given hII It rt I known only Inthe to In the leading of ot find State to will not tell 1 I heard 1 it r nf of last spring luring during my on isthmus which phot how how hall Panama attempted to get IH I Ithe the a n of Ih the Hilled State And seme which indicate that eh the MUC ell ed Whether the stories true to the letter or not 1101 lluy are certainly lIlY am lIlIle to me from rom rommen men entitled to credence hilt but R as I am Ani amnot not d tl to mention their names th they mUtt he taken for what they tiro UN 11 InOR I Th Thi I In ns till to ho how Dr Ama dor or now president of ot tho r re republic public received the u that nm would come COlne to Ih old of ot It eh she declared her Independent The incident occurred d shortly after Colom bia had refused to the tho sale of ot the canal b by th French to the Timed for tor feared refusal would our OUI dm un to adopt Nicaragua ns nl the for fIJI It Its waterway It H leading saw lIal the necessity lt for tor quick notion letlon Th y decided to break from Colombia If It the they Mould get the of ot thu tho United Sta State te and J Dr r Val waa to go iO to Wash WashIngton Ington find pound thu tho authorities Ha He camo and c upon the secretary tury of war hut but could coull net no satisfaction ec Tatt manifested nn nil Interest In III hi 11 proposition but he noncom noncommittal HO told There is IH yet et no breach of ot friendship b the tho United Hat H and Co and w WI con can do nothing no now Thin was Willi to decisive that t Dr Or Amador looked upon nil UH a lost started bad to Panama On his way home how hown n r ho he called upon Mr Undo of ot Nephews Co Cn in New York and heIns ho he was Ins there advised d to wait a steam cr 11 to contel with Ith Mr 11 nf oC tho J can A company M to the initiation lie He Hi o Inel at It the con conference n terence ference Mr Ir 80 o the tha story etory goes told him that if It hi he would antee that thaI the now republic would make him hili u It Its Ort first minister to the United States ho would too soo that the deal w went nt To thin lr Dr Amador a ra l started for tor InKton It is 19 alleged h he had a talk with President and that our president not mAkIn mak making In ing any positive PIl premise III such Indication that con concluded on the United suites t lel would help Panama nam whon th the time for tor action came At tl h he n d Dr Amador to that and th latter returned to tu the tha A enort time later the nena 11 tint the Colombian It ajr lie new for tor UM Panama Male that If Ir thing fis to 10 be do lIon no It mutt he BO 80 the 1 hat had an another other meeting at ul that p n Iw 1111 n finally decided upon CLUMSY Ll I In III III iho m ahle vare ore hack twe n Pun niH Th lh wa wall ond It the tor goat 0 11 the Panama r u directly wit II lh ut ul ahl t translated the tho coda colle rend Whom me Ble American The reply cimo Ima boik luIk In codo 01 oid c Will be In III Pann ma f tur ur III cable jl through and m u enough tour four day Int Inter r the arrived duy It 1111 11 the Panama de lIeO lai 11 1 1 j Hut not the cabla that came that da It II m mi mithat that the authorities nt were ere The They cabled th vice II connul of ot th the United hll vui in u the tho nb of or hr hM chief the How lire in Panama expecting of ot course that h he would end bu back k a replY would ge Ie the Information but that In Huch lIuch a Ill that none but our cru crucial cial could it The vice Ice con Bill general hOI evidently lost hl hM head for he cabled back harl these word Will b he at It i ti lie wan WAil only an All hour out of the ay for tor independence dence wax UM foi molly declared at T j that night nightA J A ESCAPE In the meantime th the Colombian gO gov government had received nn An Inkling of th 1 came so It 18 II through tho I hop of ot Panama who 1 a tu Car ar tawna about that time It WitS was it once to nip 1111 the plot In the b by appointing liE new wore to HII i nt them thum Imd hll Instructions to Amador Alias 1118 1 Boyd O other This IM tie duly 1111 re reported reo ported U It Colon In of M tha Iha ar arrival rival of ot tro fo PO these men knew that If It Panama did not Inde Illde Independent pendent hey would lose th their lr head They Ther had 1 armr with Gen Il at KB Its bead were Werl ready react to art act at the time the troop came ome The Colombian num numbered I O men IMn and J If x colonels but It ua walt only till the officers ulio 1110 to Panama oil ell the tint the to 10 follow The at 10 They he were 1111 met I by tho om an 1 rented with honor No 0 mention of or fe wan made Colombians I and dined at lIt till the o X XI Xi y I v j 1 1 Y y I 1 y to j y 1 i t I t Y I 1 X XI i Y i y y y y y y j y y y t y oiL 1 J 1 1 V f Cr ir tha tho News X o oX Xo ww THE PANAMA JUNTA Or Board Goard of Revolutionists Who Led the tho Independence of Panama W f W yAy w w iW MA palace After AHel dinner lh th Colombian made a II demand I that the aimy be turned over overto to th them m and the Ih their lr au authority u from the at Bogota The PIet nd 1 to to in I all went to th tho fort hera nell Cien lIU nn In command Th order d till the Hoops out and Colombian wOre ere teady to tHI The were lIerl about to do 1 whan 11 Ills hili h hand nIl and the ol the Colombians They were t toll ld th they we r arrest ero il of oft to prison was done dOlle and the wall us 11 COln i the Colombian olom In tho meantime being bAing huh held at Colon Ion Had the they been at Panama they have hae the and the i evolution null never b been en IIII ac III accomplished I without bloodshed or with without lIh out oUI th the direct Intervention of the I HOW THE rUE PANAMA ll Th The fact that th Colombian d did I not get to 10 was wall largely duo dut N to Col Shaler then of or orth th the Panama railroad Col Shaler kne knew that Intended to I hol bin bill hll railroad company tr all to Colombia for Its III and he hall had to nominally Colombian 01 11 the charter r might be hf an annulled Col wan it II the name u II good American citizen an n ludl Panama to succeed anti and Uncle Sam lInt to net et the canal Th situ ailon Ion required diploma and Col 01 rose rOle to 10 me met t It He JIe knew that our gunboat were and that If It he hI could keep the theoMI oMI ri for tor a d day or so In hI Colon Ii JIn n namaH amaH Independence might become a II reality For this re reason he got the om ome e cere erl to make their trip the I th mi nn In lint train Intimating that the troops would follow on a special an all hour later The officers IRI aI 4 t Mils hiM HI III d started oft AS It soon as All th y left laft th tit IIII was ordered buck to me and aud the cum There Ic mid much t telephoning and wl on behalf of ot both oth parties partie but the tra kept I it Colon olon notwithstanding the orrs left thur told 1111 h that If th the t train wall not ready I to hours the troops would charge the tho city and kill 1 American In It TO 10 TIlE THE Out OUI loUa the was wall at ilL this thiN time In the Ihl und mIll W M 1 Hunter had ben buen 1101 noti notified fied by br Co ro that th wim like ilkI Iv II to be bp trouble II 11 had told Capt I If It till the big should bo lal raised lId his hili house It II would be a artl 1 nal r marines to 0 come to 10 hi his support When the tho soldiers threatened to lire upon th tho Am Col bin hili flAil flag and to the dork docks He III had hlll reached 1 there be before torI Copt Hunter r with t n lm 11 of ot marines io Shaler told hit hie lion tori Capt Hunter r anxiously to e I hr hew I he hn would take It II If It he should n 1 I fine to the r responsibility realised It was all up 1111 with Pan Panama ama for lor the troops could not be lot held longer As All h concluded Capt art Hunter said 1111 I IV V ell the only thing 1 I see seeto M I It t to du Iu I Is t fortify th freight depot I You lot men oti can n with 1 them AnI and the marines I think e cnn t the cars lIHI from going This w 1 in j l i c The marines marine took the station and andt t rt l th tie otton biles lying ihrie In front frontin t in m Col eo his hll men in nl thi railroad f whops hu ll ami lIlt In n u II ut t there were 8 BU mou mII 1 r uy to tn fight In the meantime i He III of lIt diplomat y was nn 1111 J r rn ha had already been I l v i 11 I sent ont from tint pa pI might coins COin If It they wished i i i II In the evening and Col 01 Mi n the ground that he hr dared not Jt k li i i ars mid men till the i i i loss 1088 the lItter after duk k dt Il 1 1111 that the they remain until morn Tt fy but In the i MI lm tIt tin of i 11 second u thirl I merican 1111 1 appeared In Int t tarl or of ot I and with them n flOor p marines The Colombian ir r K i 1 then Sit saw t the game amo was WB up 1 1 decided to submit especially lIStIe as lIS r w tIe re promised h 10 the revolution in I If they did ao They J the rhe money and Milled buck to Co Jj Hi tIo THE K m m FROM IROM i j l h story ot CIl the bribe Is III at al U was WAa h by byc c Shaler hut but not directly for tOI If It it itI I i I bein in Ole case o of the failure of ot the rt 11 It might hau hae caused t 11 road the loss of or It dial 11 The ti know that 11 he lad had tl In 10 gold I and Also that they could tint I par the soldiers In lin thing elm d 1 nt It nt refused t to tn Hive KII II up ih nl but hUI said he would sell ell It II to his hili Panama hanker n party lurty for tor a 11 aN N YOlk draft Ir IC that could In ho R at ranged This was b h telegraph the hanker saving that would til e the Kohl gold mill give for tor It Ion this the tho gold YA handed 1 over overto 1 to tn the bankers ut Itt ohm Colon and th the agent In III I gave It to Capt Hunter who saw IW that it leached tho right pat par tlell t 10 ops having 1 Ue V money mOlley collected on the wharf and Ind there stopped refusing to 10 RO on the Ule Mall which was wac to 10 take them home until their ra should arrive from Panama held out S 8 that night when they look ship and steamed II Their do Ilc closed revolution Pana Panama ma wa Ut 1 A i public and OH BH n a result th the eI States made th the treat treaty which 11 us I the h trIp strip and right to build the lInal i WHO nil MOXCY IONI In national movements lIu such h 41 th creation of or ri II new MW and the HII Ing hll of ot a n great like that of ot the Panama ennui must mut profit Jiron The lh one w I ho 1111 most out of oC canal 1 NH I Is to be he Mr Ir William Cromwell the attorney for th Canal company and t the Panama company pan It 11 waa u be who engineered the II hills by which Panama wn WA 01 over I Congress he hf to a II large extent ex fiX tent aided In the bringing about of nC Pan IlIn Hums Independent e The Th gossip hero heroIn I In that thet he l from the French Canal company out of ot i which the United States them and from the re pub f III J out Olt of ot tho J I which Uncle Sal Sam raid I for tor tho canal tonti and lind his hili rights there If It re rc reports ports are true ho he received a total ot oe I In III good hard gold coin nn ami this money came camo in n lump Mr Crom Cromwell f well U la still attorney for tor Iho Panama t government and hi hh relations to tha I canal administration lire close Mr r I IN III KB lold Id to have mada II a I fortune out of oC the sale 1111 I French Irenah amenta to have received largo I overy resident of or Panama him I or M less 1111 from our of oC the canal and 11 the of or their Ii i evolution Values of lit all 1111 hawl III Ii risen le III he better tt I it has been teen tile tha daya 1111 of or tho Krench motif y 18 III plentiful on Oil the of Panama jJ All the officers and who took port part In tn the revolution recoiled mol morn q than double Jl pay for Cor tho service Tha fhe night Independence wait declared I t tome come ome leading bankers of ot Panama were by lIy the n II w to I mon money tl to tint gave herk on thin b for tor tho and men n according tc y rank some lame of which v we et for tor 1000 2 IHM f each ch den Oen WA won t In Hold He It saying that If It he hI took It It bt lie considered na a bribe f II It ua offered tl to him H ft a 0 nix luter and h he part of ot the money mOlley I In a n trip trill to l of or Den Oen th the com of ot army after r the I r clotted Ju ed h ht b an all ele 1 on the of or the His troops fora or II It he tiled to to tn the government r on ho consented to the abolition I Int of nt army 1 and to Ids 1111 own t n a of lIt a n month us 1111 general of ot the army It to br III tailed forth to 10 command the tho troops 11 In of ot ne l Oen 1 In II now about lWI twenty nt I live 1 y year old He entered d the Pann man arm army II at t t twelve pl as all I a bugler hugler and lost hll arm during one Olle of ot tho revolution I tion lie hUll now retired to bin coun tl tn IIla place o nl lit Anna about I twelve hours houri from 1 Panama b by I vessel I He Ill hUll has n 1 large larMI ranch ill III that and Is Ie Ing hiI in mining Il II Is III 1 n brave brae man but butIn In 11 mid to 10 be Iw Ignorant and uncultured It in III bell believe that bin hili wilary will 1 ba abolished II after a II Today foda th little ni IU my ot which brought about I the op has hAB bc been n turned Into Inlo n police foice of ot BOO 1100 Their I have been uway and th they I ai alII armed arnet chiefly with clubs The i 40 a n month in sll ver er verAs As 11 to the tha salaries of ot they IU are not high In lIh those of or and thoy n r pr id 1 In It I sliver The president receives a II the cabinet minister each a 11 year en 1 and the pre private In Ih lI o of j ei year r 0 O iTI |