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Show © bs Sa : 4= is Second Section. he Inier-Mountan Kepublican SALT LAKE Pages: bees CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1906. || vided scores chines, and manner of these gigantic mathe ceaseless, tireless in which they pursue of eating away the earth inspiring and thoroughly of Yankee determination the task and rock is emblematic to dig the canal. These machines are the most powerful steam shovels ever built, as they must needs be, for naught but. the most Pgs, j Se Uap ity, -~_ oS BATTLESHIP LOULITATYA. Le LIE i ep ; Tea ne ‘ LL d p o J iE Ort "OKLA built mechanical headway clay of dig- agalnst the the Culebra |Cut. Each shovel is mounted upon |all-steel car 40 feet In length, and , ‘ staunchly | 8ers could make | tough, indurated ees S Se | huge scoop or | picking up five or rock at each ferring it to waiting shovel TT TT jat of the this rate type of an its dipper is capable of cubie yards of earth operation and trans- railroad has 818 cars) been yards A operated of material handled per hour, and in a week of six consecutive days of 10 hours each, though subjected to delays of several | hours daily owing to shortage of cars, LEE ST LELL LT has actually excavated and loaded 32,000 yards of material. No wonder |the man who can stand on the hill at Empire and look out over a vista of miles of these shovels at work has an ,ablding confidence that the canal will President Roosevelt doing unique for the nothing that he tering the White has a and penchant Bresidentpand unusual, but has done since House will b enso : on é 4 ee wholly without precedent in the ene nals, of the presidency as his eae coming the trip to the sronuoie : Isthmus hice ed, cates te in every built in a ‘port News, particular. One to et such law a jaunt . However, would it is only an be contrary unwritten engingering Unidertateine. itis is Tot sup eret" time Roosevelt has disregarded uion that Miss employe must ine o the was point here private shipyard at NewVa., whereas the other Is Won b ae ea : eeoe virtual eer mane aye Gti and eruiser on an armored was, during a considerable the voyage, outside the Mmit-that is imaginary supposed in a Unit q Southpeel the territory similarly hunting territory, middleinte oud: Speed but of. fishing trip Ree as | Panama, to happen margin} In the eeRek harm ot t epee. should er CALLER oo was his aan ane but if there pean Me en h " nae i carried Carolina the vessel that him é i ‘ Cape Hatteras fixed passedby beina unding Me three-milelimit: OAS e "tien. at _ * . : pga eargours ed =: ~iE~ " - Z DY Stain LO. the -is- . _masily ted in. : armamentguns consists 12-inch and ar i. me sahageline lo say h not ‘d aa Ee on oc a ai in ; that ‘ that is that the e I re Chief he will travel'on o Tnitec a i Renee) a Arne cal an Unite d ‘ States Executive Y tnd : might wearers and , consistently |up' in that and @nrt as }are~ apps | may Ny & Cle and that the nation's-ruler | perfect sac pe oT neve none. saryty ih richt to reside temporarae > £24 will President. Roosevelt: 1 care, byTarany however, misstep, that get over occupy gold braid F the matter " ) a iwowWweVver, of ship, jidea sleeping ee AS | 1s x ‘ he quite spacious ; |ing |is over For or: all in- shipshape { ea ie t bat- hours i that assigning the | conveyance the SN avy for use -one of as ji tofl- finest into the Republic of |}and presumably one of the afest. of by x j ; ho roposed to ver, for that would conour battleships; it is not propos cate into forelgn territory run any chances in the matter, and the American President will }accordingly, the ship that carries the went "Presid nt. Amador. and vesident-and Mrs. Roosevelt, in case wan tic lading men of the world's | the first lady of the land carries out there republic, but they will have to |her. present intention. to. accompany | neces Pie a journey into the Canal | her husband-will be accompanied by | either ‘ae suclt greeting or else the | another up-to-date naval vessel. Thus | si oh umpion of the canal project in the event of any mishap to the ves-) Bo ; : ae spompells uniter States d to stand on territory the and edges sel. carrying shake | tinguished the citizen, nation's the most dis-) escort road trains, telephones and telegraphs would accomplish in the way of annihilating distances, they need not have worried themselves over the possible craft}the consequences country by of the absence President from of the south Pee eT os Oe aati Pron Ot engendered "y the ea Ste upon ba 8 eae the self as Key West. x 1 LZGOTTYLTEN law of the land prescribes President cannot formally his powers to any one, not with Sierra Sierra gazing «+ Madre r' 1 as to the | of some one matter that Presi-) national not even set foot | hands of bat Uy yon from personally capital will Hon. Elihu the aps American : tal that dele-| even at the however, wey |constituted a wheels. with |stenographers virtual White Message 2 iT be |difficulty in secretaries, at work in no House on clerks and | this portable |rect. telephone and telegraph ried on as atexpeditiously long range qui te. <] wlth: per-|hisA ) 4 pri as te Tiva Chief : office on hathe egu at get izes the s White House a clearing house received from the will not na the President wires,|be Magistrate. Say at' the ‘ transmitted. Thus it will presidenagain justify Intelligence its designation been Car- | President's offics if as almost, it would : ‘nation seated not! be in head- protecting the President) ed: At ARS ser aNaiLOrs Sheer d At e from personal molestation, for there {jmmediately ti insmitted b lant + ; ill be on guard plenty of blue jackto the telegraph and cipher bureau a " a .s and marines 1 b-|ets from the warshly the White House, and thence di a : i the officlous native palicemen on yted to the various Save t ae 5 cay isthmus, in their grotesque and business establishment just they | will also constitute the ch would be in the executive office at)through which all official messages 1 Washington By means of special di-|stined for the tourist resic ent in the} reserved exclusively Secre- | tial message businessfor very thei - thoroughly| President' residen policles | governmental' p Strictly speaking, : y wing, present be left Root, the contented him- t |li tary of State, ‘wittwho is eonversant.. the peaks tie of | conversan vith a ll and the Presi- Culebra pass will not, of necessitate as much excavation anticipated when it was ex- = This the spec provided of ‘the the ,| handapart » Roosevelt's . journey... is to havea side. cans All canal 7. at |prove of he | many hospitalitles ral | families for the Panama interest, of leading : and Panama officials will be on an opporllkely to the prominent have~ for ||velt jp. cutive..President will to very: énjovahle the" organization to-see-to- it that-he has to view everything: planned the» and American Mrs. Roose- inAS son Ata find-an old friend in the perof Senor Don J. Domingo de Obalrecently chosen vice-president of the pe President is ithe ldia Republic has been making their whereas 1 of Panama, stationed at Senor ObalWashington pre sent status of works the embraced |for several years past as the represen| ative of the new. republic, and he ; = a. \ , y wite an his very attractive young |made innumerable friends in official )cireles at the American capital. Presivari-}dent Roosevelt is also personally ac- in |quainted with most of the leading offi- so many money, 2 and aus millions he has . of the hota fers ay2ep Be ave a at Cvets & x eel : enterprise. PTO : thatHi peo*|ithe eee a anaes re end he : will ae : ‘ whie dirt is ‘ at the fying: ome homes where the sick are also aA P | beauty following of }| the of their chairs will/rather | : than workmanship, owe associations their connected to any in-/their own. Two of them the} |, 13 tne fortunes of have a been * look | pro-|Stuart | kings of are the England. The interest with p&rticular cared hospitals, inurce igs eds To by the h ‘ way, of Naseby ae Sri - are ~ was spent by of contentunlucky Here : to them merit Is the chair. battle the unfortu- | rate Charles I. at grate ae lage two miles lag cet jles from the Market Har| borough. He endeavored to snatch a some |rew hours' rest at the manor house, +z) 4 LALTYALTA CT TPLY CU at ‘El Paso to a Une beyond And who will run the government) though the journeys have extended, partments or other official destina}th tastic et eMMexican exic erritory When ) while the President is away? is a ques- | in some instances, to the Pacific coast. | tions territor re , er bur-!upon to «v4 McKinley visited this same! tion which naturally suggests itself.|/he President's special train has been The telephone and telegraph bur-|1 Ps hat the ve f the bridge and shake hands} to the Vice President, but such mat-| middle © , y line, > ob but as may ) be delegated -oss the to a dividing the e | plan | ters 1 I proxy| across arried out, and. so.-much | and are likely to require the attention 4the ' a )ANP VENER ede costumes, ; have Was later {t was proposed | The Diaz of Mexico meet | the Washington in the | gate the through President the | social Pos oe in contrast to which the nsSU eaesel The aa § cross the borde: would' beready. to stand by. and ‘renUnited: States. aAn e incident somewhat similarPresitO) | der assistance, theor if presidential the circumstances bed For been some enabled 16" years late past our Presidents demanded, party | have to keep thelr 1ing. occurred when tt this He rrison visited Texas and walk- |} could) be transferred to this substi}ers on the pulse of governmental afdent d rr Saag fcross the international | tute boat fairs while traveling by. rail, even) President s years po ae President Ae haven ‘T "from of the the American creations at the isth- | pe puins of which are ana be een ? hs lt yrove a source : kened at 2 In the morning mus that are bound to prove a bul was awa of genuine pride to President Roose- lto join the main army at Market HarSb velt and his patriotic fellow travelers, | porough., . s Il Lan SR More than 900 patients can be are In the chureh of Lubenham Is pre1 n com-|tertainment of a Chief Magistrate un-! 7), modated in the two principal hos-|geryed the chalr.used by! Charles I. ment, and will be constantly in > : .|der normal conditions in a well-regu-! ois one located at Colon and the |during his hurried visit to the village, munication with one or anothe! oe Be afi a American city, and the offictals other at Ancon, a pleasant and health- | and this is most highly prized in. hlschain. of wireless te legraph | st 2 nr t Panama will probably be on pins ful place where most of the promi-/torical circles. ‘Phe table at which ic maintained by the Navy departn rm al d neédles until the visit is safely |) int officials engaged in canal conroyalist cavallers were carousing the at. inter vals along the "Coast a : * a : Of course, there will be NO)... .ction have. their homes In ad- lnight before .the battle is still ll : LLESIDENT. AMA DOR (TT LELGIL LALLY L LLL A tae a ed ha Delage nich whion. day.~ Most of ,OunadaTS ans " A at atitute eae of ce ent {during ditch vis:| Panama eal : the to Pacific. made the amusements W tae I led, a in antidote ness presidential newest, been of the canal, problems of : 2 oa }_ a ; |vided for the American ¢€ mployes of {story sae of a high-backed old oak the canal commission; at the eet ae night preceding the fatal Dumb (beer or. £ < lepartment dey a the it's not content himself with a mere |spection of the excavations where it < without in in the spending be mentioned that ‘the )crew - numbers $40 enlisted men, a ship con- | theent:Snumerous enough ..to. keap Sei 5 |everything Here ect but will also afford |ejals of the republic at the isthmus, insight into the Hfe on the}many of these statesmen having visited with its cosmopolitan popu-|this country during the past few years. Natt es ae aera ry erniGn negroes, Waldon Fawcett | latic : F n nae tye 1| Ct nesese and whites of half a dozen 732 : ie ationalities. Our energetic aes re aah Nae : . RAPT ao CHAIRS.x catrelnt HISTORIC eside s c ¢ a lio ret a clear and exact knowledge of jlo gel ¢ : a ae jthe present condition rare . he ne Chairs are sometimes (like the rare future needs and Seog sie ution of |}@nd beautiful old specimens of Sheraj Beas 7 cj r for Fate a v withyrosec the duty of|ton and Chippendale) . celebrated for iwhic ‘ i f , ' . ple's : Incidentally, ‘ the be engineering 0G be Atlantle, on Shana "doubl of specta- es ein in isthmus, accom-l= ie brand of jous while will \ interesting}. Oe rine i from which has been of the members foun ) staterooms the most digging. wont to travel in the United States, it is comfortable and' altogether adeay ; quate | The trip over the Panama railroad }will not only give the President an Hy t aah carries -4L-officers, "It can" be appreciated that -the- living' quarters the Canal Stripe ee aS. ‘ uct r Ke tl strip of territory Zone at E Sonama. aenae ot 7 2 aquired as that"torh this oe tntfor fhavcanal is: 5 Unele.| js way Ve ' a ne will of FRET travel-to the farthest a ot ae aoe Buon aie TemAincd. an Stripes. ee it is thedecreed Stars party the s fortress flying : ‘ : is Sho, tas d-toratoeraak ial‘ the will lsomewhat on wheels | guick-tiring guns, mostly - 3-ine carne : t I-po der weapons that are seatter|e¢d DM over' the nis eater in the \v iri- territory, most Of the jcanal commission in lspection tours, and ; ous localitis where they can "speak ternational law : . 3 Oweve oni nort t ) most effectively. ners ae . ‘he imké Section in In planning. the interior: arrangelone ocean journey to the isthmu ind | for. visitors, mnie and i on resident W i reside Loose aay, cae ‘ ith. Presid at Roosevelt's |ment of warships no: provision Rooseve made 7 ts 3. ee se deck the line the great task. luck the Preal-|course, the Insects car-|as was Pome na‘i Ww 2€ extending Panama, car use re 60 ») length, of | journey ight ie me on lie many-sided twilroud, « Hne about 47 miles|/of Colon,on of | sible'| should Uncle Il of he one ae ampaEsly unexper no ship the canal the fever germ the physicians at | pected that a sea-level canal would be will immediately employ heroic} constructed, but for all that it involves rahe oi o Panama ra | see lmeasures to eradicate all trace of the|the removal of millions of cubic yards infection However, the proverbial jor earth, and inasmuch as a cubic Roosevelt luck and the President's|yard is roughly estimated to weigh a splendid physique are counted upon to | ton, it can readily be appreciated that constitute the best preventatives. lit is proving no slight chore. 3 threat n tres the President of the ' nitec his peaceful mission to |ness-and' |four of the the big North lrving l/hand ~ ; chief, but if by any aent js bitten by one | l aes te " Par more perroltthan of replenishment. of steam Se most closely, and here the army of laborers is at work. Cut constitutes the highest i vic- says ivets ‘Oetker pquglitied Li vent fect those oan' pen 8 yeas ane Loutsiana-Connecticut. class he hul ; Sees e |} Heathed a En a a ste eH . 7 protective coating my ie ae k oe pias tik " coms : a ebtia ie af actuall of any supply any. |‘person: of | statescion the St. Canadian to without fuel CT that | this threeAHesk their President Cleveland. criticised when on one and a : Engines of 16,500 horsepower each of the ships a speed of more SAD rales: nan Hour. end, tha' ¢obl | the jurisdiction least a couple do In Octohers1883. President; arthul | vinited Alexandria Bay,. Thousand. 1s-.) * . i; . { . | lands, and some of his political en emies declared that in the enthusiasm of a fishing trip he not only ventured | Yankee glory & length, 77 feet in breadth, and has displacement of weight of 16,000 tons give Thin line | constitute never ventured so far from home President. Roosevelt: now proposes went beyond Rivet; the reraricay small scant he oady bunkers have ox a alitidlet capacity of this vesse (OD ‘inde? tb portion of | =.= } e cares i} three-mile | the tip to Panama See #: even have disregarded. aA Te limit ‘nehieh? to Bt beyond was new British battleship Dreadnaught, are probably the most formidable sea warriors afloat Each ship is 450 feet ae pris- "offshore™ to boundary of the republie's Other: pre idents, atc but by so ROIS as was scant ate there to phases rapacious massed greatest Culebra The Louisiana and Connecticut are enc Javeest, heaviost and most power- | \eul fighting sbips in -the American| Haves ands with the ‘exception of the' the Columbia remain a oner within the confine n of the State. At the conclusion of his ern trip some months since the that shipyard, j cs law through. the Culebra cut, above mentionPresident Rooseyelt will have an cular 4 conden. to'viait the latinnus in order to the product of the United States navy see Uncle Sam's big interoceanic canal Vaal ATA O RA VMN iva Tr dating canal a: ce , axe z : ) I é £ | in the making, a large portion of th ing public will remember the spirited | public gasped with astonishment, for race in. the construction. of the hulls, there prevailed a general impression acontest that waé>won by: the. private ee ee Cua ee est' President is going to smash by his scheme for gaining at ee han information as to the nation's riggest put At opportunity tle cholce between the Louisiana and Connecticut. Both are first class battleships, sister craft and exact dupli- rene Magidtrate (be anol istordbn bility: a definite selection will not be made until shortly before the date of deparL ture. However, there can be but lit- der to ecrecy, save most time of as the well m«¢ only on mes-|A ‘ a eS n a5 deaaiTi wi ah Ota elves a hand ; such phase ect rding of r, the « Mited | the nis 2 ehwe Oh ae States matter is by the necessity President against valloty fever : fie sanitary itary Sam's lirection of Col. W. pre- of an experts, under e@xI C. Gorgas, Of) army-famous for i : Hav . a inave after performed won- | the Spanish eee | ders perce \pact ; and st} us WwEanne and to these institutions there are | served by the British Museum of His- can be counted road in order to pick up and hustt@/gs "Bonnie Prince Charlje."" ae er ne urndertak- to a: basead hospita spital any) laborer who |the wanderings of this unlucky prince In an Siva. promises of glory | jaws signs of illness. The necessity|through the Island of Skye he. he too lled the ee a a | attack Uncle once|the ee asigesto toat ; la ao dion |scattered along the line of the canal} lal half a dozen emergency hospitals, each | tory. Another chalr which shows ss so Pic : ; 7 30 beds and, furthermore, /)}y jts ancient manufacture is a relic fitted with 3 Hy areer hn seréened hospital car makes the associated with the romantic car aad trip daily over the Panama railof the younger Stuart prince, pee "of eee shave cleaning ade it "made (igo this has es elaborate hospital decreased greatly initary campaign equipment|refuge in the that face of /Samuel has«ebeen | gpouts, in a Martin and a cave. owned son of A farmer the this calle een Mart n ae by yushed so vigorously, but it 1s @)tending his acpi eee hed the Pes se satisfaction to know that/enanee immense or atisfacti design he approache : Cr les, knowoan utilities are on hand jin case Of} prince's lurking place, 1arles, Seta ot . ling the fidelity of the Scotsmen, I -vesiden ident toos Roosevelt ee enjoys He has || ed farm, seeing himsewhere i aolhe was poy fed 5 r 1 awe eT onceal up | ble things as|been eager Beet hav . ; to ae ae "dirt fly' ons jeakes and cream and ice eet ot } |clal c chair, It is now the anprope conditions, | cial fram the President : descendants will probably be|the ; isthmt ‘ try can|the isthmus.) Given these: Martin's in Glasgow. \ , ident's |hea ealthy as any tropical ent country in cipher F One s of the , pe ediction President's that one of the!oak MarI = s see sag' but |it is a a safe hes Mayer Free Librarya t Ches. ¢ yest circumstances, b - . a exn the May = ecretarit will accompany him, w ae [a a Wet eee ‘i still some dan- | chief de ae 7 ee fk Sante the l ter, England, stands the uae ipl gig Thetna hi that will carry President) son to direct machinquarters ship cliers nar ani -y is¢ of needed state while the the President is? Lately the: Invention of wireless telesavelt |yanother and his will remain party on duty to Panama! at the}for ery a on Ty . -dical | cursion W ; wee nt a bert Burns, the grea Roosevelt poRk, » +s an ; , {f |) abs ' t from of Washington, fever, for the and rea-}¢ theave medic hy) made it possible to extend) 695-ton. White House, so there shovels is little at} chances . Rober BOI ¥yellow : Tresi- | monster ‘1 J OSU .steam will be in every 8 Co aaUuEfor -lgaera hen he wrotese nage "The Cotter's‘s Saturday than 5a 5 hat, et aed thanks ‘ elarer and ee also cul. qualified in along t a.» remodern. od ve Sil | these son that, yonderful 1ank: facilities | to I presiden- | ofnes ar Invendon't propose wondertul to have hitch in handling the ff 2c ically public | |} official furrowing big | when 9 ee sials >oosevelt he 4 rarare| work ted to become one mechanically of the j "Kk ae y " : The chair ‘ was vouldthe have Night presente . such an hon mt sibility "The fortu- | tions, the nomadic Chief Magistrate | tlal voyages on the ocean On the | business : Orne e i ; can help it, All buildditch after a fashion m teeta af form-|the library by Joseph Mayer, BR. 8. co so: grave? either the 1 Ss. S.) can keep almost momentarily tn touch | occasion of Pre lent Roosevelt Looking after the comfort and wel| victims if Sie iP nate. ship will"ill 8 U.S. entertained will be | mad the S. Gonnecticat. | with our French coe j : astonish- | who founded national affairs; no matter | journey. to Pavan the library at Chester, warship con-|fare of the President during his stay jings where vcened Louisiane of hich The SeerOr oroyed wills pe." emp. of these rests with twins the : where || could ‘ he may be If have anticipated our | veying him will what forefathers fast rail-!powerful wire be provided telegraph with a cquip-| jin the more canal zone is likely to be rather of a responsibility than the en- | can fully sé ae e jdt adly mosquitoes to who keep do out all-the the}er mis-| days open ment. The theit canal - tanlad "alk commissic s pro0 one of the finest in England, - |
