iO 5452 ^ # A THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 'lilNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. SAN DIEQo t-A JOLLA. CALIFORNIA AMERICAN INTEROCEANIC CANALS A LIST OF REFERENCES IN THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY COMPILED Br JOHN C. FRANK I^EW YORK: PUBLIC LIBRARY I 9 l6 NOTE This list ciuilains titles of zcorks in The Nezu York Public Library on January 1, 1916. The books and articles mentioned herein arc in the Reference Department, in the Central Building of the Library at Fifth Avenue and Forty-second Street. They must be consulted in the Building, as they may not be lent for home use. The Branches of the Library contain many books of current and historical interest on this subject, and these books may be borrozved for outside use. Reprinted May 1916 FROM THE Bulletin of The New York Public Library OF January 1916 form iJ-65 U-31-ie 350l ^s TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Bibliography --------._.. \_ 2 History General Works ----------- 7- A Special Periods -------.___ 4_it International Relations General Works ----------- \\-\i Special Periods ----------- 12-17 Clayton-Bulwer Treaty ---..---. 17-18 Hay-Pauncefote Treaty --------- 18-19 Tolls Question ----------- 19-22 Darien Route General Works ----------- 22-23 Special Periods ----------- 23-26 Nicaragua Route General Works ----------- 26-27 Special Periods ----------- 27-36 Panama Canal Periodicals ------------35 Commercial and Economic Aspects ------- 36-39 History ------------ 40-57 General Works ---------- 40-42 Special Periods ---------- 42-57 Engineering Aspects ---------- 57-64 French Period ---------- 57-58 American Period ---------- 58-64 Sanitation ------------ 65-66 Fortification ------------ 66-67 Maps and Views ----------- 67-69 Poetry -----.----.--69 Tehuantepec Route ----------- 69-71 Index -_----.----.-- 73-90 ■'/ [iii] AMERICAN INTEROCEANIC CANALS A LIST OF WORKS IN THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Compiled by John C. Frank This list does not include United States government publications, which, up to 1899, are covered by the Bibliography of United States public documents relating to intcroceanic communication across Nicaragua, etc., issued by the office of the Superintendent of Documents, and reissued in 1900 as an appendix to the List of books and articles. . .relating to interoceanic canal and railway routes, by H. A. Morrison, Jr. For later government documents see the indexes to government publications. For the early diplomatic correspon- dence relating to canal projects see Index to United States documents relating to foreign affairs 1828-1861, by Adelaide R. Hasse, issued by the Carnegie Institution, 1914. The reader should consult, for British documents, the indexes to the Parliamentary Papers. Bibliography. History. International Relations. Clayton-Bulwer Treaty. Hay-Pauncefote Treaty. Tolls Question. ORDER OF ARRANGEMENT Darien Route. Nicaragua Route. Panama Canal. Periodicals. Economic and Commercial Aspects. History. Panama Canal — continued. Engineering Aspects. Sanitation. Fortifications. Maps and Views. Poetry. Tehuantepec Route. Bibliography Arias, Harmodio. The Panama canal: a study in international law and diplomacy. London: P. S. King and Son, 1911. vii, 192 p. 8°. TSB Bibliography, p. xi-xiv. Bancroft, Hubert Howe. Interoceanic communication. (In his: New Pacific. New York, 1913. 12°. p. 199-209.) ICI Bibliography, p. 208-209. Bureau of American Republics. The in- teroceanic canal. (In: Bureau of American Republics. Bulletin. Washington, 1892. 8°. no. 51, p. 42-55, 105-108.) HMR Bibliography, p. 105-108. Channing, Edward, and others. Guide to the study and reading of American his- tory. Boston: Ginn and Company, 1912. xvi, 650 p. 8°. Desk - Room 300 Davis, Charles Henry. List of the prin- cipal authorities relating to projects of interoceanic communication through the American isthmus. (In his: Report on in- teroceanic canals and railroads between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Washington. 1867. 2. ed. 8°. p. 31-37.) TPV Also printed in 39. cong., 1. sess. S. ex. doc. 62, p. 24-28. Enock, C. Reginald. The Panama canal (its past, present, and future). London: Collins' Clear-Type Press, n.d. 262 p. 16°. TSB Bibliography, p. 255. Forbes-Lindsay, Charles Harcourt Ains- lie. Panama and the canal to-day. An his- torical account of the canal project from the earliest times... Boston: L. C. Page and Company, 1910. xiii p., 1 1., 433 p., 2 maps, 43 pi. 8°. TSB Bibliography, p. 422-427. Levy, Pablo. Notas geograficas y eco- nomicas sobre la repiiblica de Nicaragua. Paris: D. Schmitz, 1873. xvi, 627(1) p. 8°. HMR Canal americano en general, p. 610-612. Morrison, Hugh Alexander. List of books and articles in periodicals relating to interoceanic canal and railway routes. (Nicaragua; Panama; Darien, and the val- ley of the Atrato; Tehuantepec and Hon- duras; Suez Canal.) By Hugh A. Morrison, jr., of the Library of Congress. With an appendix: Bibliography of United States public documents. Prepared in the office [ 1 ] THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Bibliography, continued. of Superintendent of Documents. Wash- ington: Gov. Prtg. Off., 1900. 174 p. 8°. (U. S. 56. cong., 1. sess. Sen. doc. 59.) TS p.v.2, no.l4 Nourse, Joseph Everett. The maritime canal of Suez from its inauguration, No- vember 17, 1869 to the year 1884. Wash- ington: Gov. Prtg. Off., 1884. 164 p. 8°. (U. S. 48. cong., 1. sess. Sen. ex. doc. 198.) TSBp.v.73,no.lO Chief official documents of the United States government on the canal across the American isthmus, p. 154-157. Singh, Saint Nihal. The Panama canal: its importance and possibilities. (London quarterly review. London, 1914. 8°. v. 122 [Series 5, v. 8,, p. 222-241.) * DA Bibliography, p. 222. Sullivan, John T. Report of historical and technical information relating to the problem of interoceanic communication by way of the American isthmus. Washing- ton: Gov. Prtg. Off., 1883. 219 p.. 28 maps. 4°. (U. S. Navigation Bureau. Navy De- partment.) t TS Bibliography, p. 214-219. Also in U. S. 47. cong., 2. sess. H. ex. doc. 107. United States. — Superintendent of Docu- ments. Bibliography of United States pub- lic documents relating to interoceanic com- munication across Nicaragua, isthmus of Panama, isthmus of Tehuantepec, etc. Pre- pared in the office of Superintendent of Documents. Washington: Gov. Prtg. Off., 1899. 29 p. 8°. TS p.v.2, no.l3 This list was afterwards completed to 1900, and published as an appendix to "List of books and articles in periodicals relating to interoceanic canal and rail- way routes" by Hugh A. Morrison. Writings on American history. 1903, 1906-13. v.p., 1905-15. 8°. Desk - Room 300 History s. i: General Works Abert, Sylvanus Thayer. Is a ship canal practicable? Notes, historical and statisti- cal, upon the projected routes for an inter- oceanic ship canal between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, in which is included a short account of the character and influence of the canal of Suez, and the probable effects upon the commerce of the world of the two canals, regarded either as rivals, or as part of one system of interoceanic navigation. Cincinnati: R. W. Carroll & Co., 1872. 88 p., 5 maps. 2. ed. 8°. TSB Alexander, J. H. Memoir on routes of communication between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. (In: J. A. Rockwell. Canal or railroad between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Report... n. p. [1849.] 8°. p. 33- 61.) TSB Ammen, Daniel. The American inter- oceanic ship canal question. Philadelphia: L. R. Hamersly & Co., 1880. 102 p. 8°. TSB Anderson, Charles Loftus Grant. Search for a strait and early efforts for a canal. (In his: Old Panama and Castilla de Oro. Boston, 1914. 8°. p. 293-318.) HCB Bancroft, Hubert Howe. Interoceanic communication, 1801-1887. (In his: History of Central America. San Francisco, 1887. 8°. V. 3, p. 689-746.) KM (In his: New Pacific. New York, 1900. 8°. p. 379-389.) ICI Bibliography, p. 388-389. (In his: New Pacific. New York. 1913. 12°. p. 199-209.) ICI Bibliography, p. 208-209. Blunt, Stanhope E. Canals on the Ameri- can isthmus. A paper read before the Con- temporary Club, Davenport, Iowa, January 18, 1900. Davenport, Iowa: The Contem- porary Club, 1900. 26 p.. 4 maps. 8°. TSBp.v.65,no.l8 Congres international d'etudes du canal interoceanique. Paris, 1879. Compte rendu des seances. Paris: E. Martinet, 1879. 666 p., 1 1., 3 maps, 1 plan. 4°. fTSB Instructions to Rear Admiral Daniel Ammen and Civil Engineer A. G. Menocal, U. S. Navy, — and reports of the proceed- ings of the congress. Washington. 1879. 21 p. 8°. TSBp.v.25, no.ll Cullen, Edward. On the surveys of pro- posed lines for a ship canal between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. On the isth- mus of Darien and the ship canal. 1 map. (Society of Engineers. Transactions. Lon- don, 186c# 8°. p. 15-38.) VDA Davis, Charles Henry. Report on vari- ous proposed lines for interoceanic canals between Atlantic and Pacific oceans. July 12, 1866. Washington, 1866. 28 p., 13 maps. 8°. (U. S. 39. cong., 1. sess. Sen. ex. doc. 62.) *SBE Reprinted, with additions, in 1867, TPV. Report on interoceanic communi- cations at American isthmus. Jan. 11, 1870. AMERICAN INTEROCEANIC CANALS fjistory — General Works, continued. Washington. 1870. 37 p. ^8°. ^ |U. S.^^L cong., 2. sess. House ex. doc. 113.) "Contains nineteen papers translated from Spanish official documents, covering a period of more ttian thirty years, 1757-1788." Fitz-Roy, Robert. Considerations on the great isthmus of Central America. [The question of a union of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans by a navigable channel.] 1 map. (Royal Geographical Society Jour- nal London, 1850. 8°. v. 20, p. 161-189.) KAA Forbes-Lindsay, Charles Harcourt Ains- lie. Canal exploration. illus. (In his: America's insular possessions. Philadel- phia, 1906. 12°. V. 1, p. 363-385.) ICI Forrest, Archibald Stevenson. Canal projects: old and new. (In his: A tour through South America. London, 1913. b p. 72-96.) HCY Hart, Albert Bushnell, editor. Extracts from official papers relating to the Isth- mian canal. 1515-1909. rNew York:, P. P. Simmons, 1910. 31 p. 12°. (American his- tory leaflets, no. 34.) IAKj Humboldt, Friedrich Heinricli Alexander, Freiherr von. Considerations generales sur la possibilite de joindre la mer du Sud a I'ocean Atlantique. (In his: Essai politique sur le rovaume de la Nouvelle-Espagne. Paris, ISl'l. 8°. v. 1, ch. 2.) HTY Same, in English. (In his: Political essay on the kingdom of New Spain. London, 1811. 8°. v. 1, ch. 2_) H. 1 I (In his: Political essay on the kingdom of New Spain. New York, 1811. 8°. v. 1, ch. 2.) HTY Same, in Spanish. (In his: Ensayo politico sobre el reino de la Nueva- Espana. Paris, 1822. 8°. v. 1, ch. 2.) rl i I A letter of Alexander von Hum- boldt 1845. (American historical review. Lancaster, Pa., 1902. 8°. v. 7, p. 704-706.) lAA Hurst, Thomas Wright. Isthmus of Pana- ma, Nicaragua, canal routes, etc. Compiled bv T W Hurst from various authorities. [New York:] T. W. Hurst, 1898. 2 p.l., 98 p 2 maps. sq. 4°. t TSB Jeans, James Stephen. Waterways and water transportation in different countries: with a description of the Panama, Suez, Manchester, Nicaraguan, and other canals. London: E. & F. N. Spon, 1890. xx, 507 ix 8°. TS Lull, Edward Phelps, and Frederick Col- lins. Reports of explorations for the loca- / tion of interoceanic ship-canals through the \ isthmus of Panama and by the valley of the / River Napipi by U. S. naval expeditions, 1875. Washington: Gov. Prtg. Off., 1879^. 124 p., 8 diagr., 3 maps, 2 plans. 4°. TS Miller, Jacob William. Where to build the Isthmian canal, n.p., n.d. 16 p. 8°. TSBp.v.28, no.l6 Morrison, George Austin, the younger, compiler. Compilation of executive docu- ments and diplomatic correspondence rela- tive to a trans-isthmian canal in Central America. tCompiled by G. A. Morrison, jr., for Sullivan and Cromwell.] New York: Evening Post Job Printing House, 1899. 3v. 4°. TSB V Liot, W. B. Panama, Nicaragua, and Tehuantepec; or. Considerations upon the question of communication between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. London, 1849. vi, 63p. 8°. TSB Nourse, Joseph Everett. Interoceanic communication across Central America. (Franklin Institute. Journal. New \ork, 1871-72 8° V. 92, p. 97-105. 161-167, 30-- 309, 377-383; v. 93, p. 305-313; v. 95, p. 89- 98.) VA Peddie, H. J. Canal projects in the isthmus of Panama and adjacent regions. (Scottish geographical magazine. Edin- burgh, 1911. 8°. V. 27, p. 13-18.) KAA Pirn, Bedford Clapperton Trevelyan. The gate of the Pacific. London, 1863. xn% 432 p., 7 maps. 8°. TSB Pitman, Robert Birks. A succinct view and analysis of authentic information ex- tant in original works, on the practicability j of joining the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, by ship canal across the isthmus of Amer- ica London: printed for J. M. Richardson and J. Hatchard, 1825. viii, 229 p., lb. 1 map. 8°. TSB Reviewed in Monthly review, London, v. 107, p. 193, * DA. Pouchet, James, and Gustave Sautereau. Examen comparatif des divers projets de canaux inter-oceaniques par I'isthme de Darien et le lac de Nicaragua. Pans: E. Lacroix, 1876. 31 p. 4°. t TSB The Practicability and importance of a ship canal to connect the Atlantic & Pacitic oceans. With a history of the enterprise from its inception to the completion of the surveys. New York: G. F. Nesbitt & Co prtrs., 1855. 77 p., 1 map. 8 . TSB Rockwell, John Arnold. Canal or rail- road between the Atlantic and Pacitic oceans. Report by J. A. Rockwell from the select committee upon the subject, 164^ n p. [1849.] 678 p., 1 U 1 chart, 1 diagr., 12 maps, 2 plans. 8°. (U. S. Committee on Routes between Atlantic & Pacific Occ^ns^ 30 cong., 2 sess. H. rept. 145.) TbB This report includes "Memoir on routes of com; munication between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, by J. H. Alexander. / / < THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY History — General Works, continued. >■ / Stuckle, Henry. Interoceanic canals; an y essaj- on the question of the location for a - ship canal across the American continent. New York: D. Van Nostrand, 1870. 2 p.l., iv, 137 p., 3 maps. 8°. TSB Sullivan, John T. Report of historical and technical information relating to the problem of interoceanic communication by- way of the American isthmus. Washing- ton: Gov. Prtg. Off., 1883. 219 p., 28 maps. 4°. (U. S. Navigation Bureau. Navy Dept.) fTS Bibliography, p. 214-219. Also in U. S. 47. cong., 2. sess. H. ex. doc. 107. Warfield, Ethelbert Dudley. Historical account of isthmian projects. An address. (American Society of International Law. Proceedings. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 7, p. 53-60.) XBA Wenmaekers, Jer. La lumiere sur Mon- sieur de Lesseps, son canal de Suez, son projet du canal interoceanique de Panama et un mot sur le projet du canal de Nica- ragua. Bruxelles: Decq & Duhent [1880?]. 15 p. 8°. TSB p.v.25, no.3 Wyse, Lucien Napoleon Bonaparte, and '^ -/' others. Canal interoceanique 1877-1878. Rapports sur les etudes de la Commission internationale d'exploration de I'isthme americain. Paris: A. Lahure, 1879. 294 p., 1 1., 1 map, 1 pi. sq. 4°. t TSB Special Periods 1825-26 Atlantic and Pacific canal. (Niles' regis- ter. Baltimore, 1825-26. 8°. v. 28, p. 152- 153; V. 31, p. 72-73.) * DA 1827 Note sur la communication proposee entre les oceans Atlantique et Pacifique. (Societe de geographic. Bulletin. Paris, 1827. 8°. V. 8, p. 111-144.) KAA 1830 Jonction de I'ocean Atlantique avec la mer du Sud. (Societe de geographic. Bul- letin. Paris, 1830. 8°. v. 13, p. 255-258.) KAA 1836 Radcliff, Samuel. Considerations on the subject of a communication between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, by means of a ship-canal across the isthmus, which con- nects North and South America; and the best means of effecting it, and permanently securing its benefits for the world at large, by means of a co-operation between indi- viduals or companies of different nations and the patronage of their respective gov- ernments. By a citizen of New York [Sam- uel Radcliff]. Georgetown, D. C: The Met- ropolitan Office, 1836. 28 p., 2 maps. 8°. TSB p.v.47, no.6 1839 The Projected ship canal to connect the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. (Democratic review. Washington, D. C, 1839. 8°. v. 6, p. 287-307, 413-424.) * DA 1843 Junction of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. (Penny magazine. London, 1843. 8°. V. 12, p. 397-399, 404-406, 414-416.) * DA 1845 Bryan, John A. Union of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, at or near the isthmus of Panama, examined and discussed by J. / A. Bryan. . .in a series of letters addressed ^, to the National Institute, at Washington. [Washington: the institute, 1845.] 27 p. 8°. TSB p.v.61, no.l2 Projected ship canal across the great American isthmus. (Foreign quarterly re- view. London, 1845. 8°. v. 34, p. 389-400.) *DA 1847 Glynn, Joseph. A review of the plans which have been proposed for connecting the Atlantic and the Pacific oceans, by a navigable canal. 1 map. (Institution of Civil Engineers. Minutes of proceedings. London, 1847. 8°. v. 6, p. 399-430.) VDA Whitney, A. Intercommunication be- tween the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. (De Bow's review. New Orleans, 1847. 8°. v. 4, p. 164-176.) TAA 1848 California, New Mexico, and the passage between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. (De Bow's review. New Orleans, 1848. 8°. V. 6, p. 204-226.) TAA 1849 Buelow, Alexander von. Die Canalisi- rung des Isthmus. (In his: Der Freistaat Nicaragua. Berlin, 1849. 12°. p. 40-56.) HMR Intercommunication between the Atlan- tic and Pacific oceans. (De Bow's review. New Orleans, 1849. 8°. v. 7, p. 1-37.) TAA AMERICAN INTEROCEANIC CANALS History — Special Periods, continued. 1850 Byam, George. Water communication between the Atlantic and Pacific. 1 map. (In his: Wanderings in some of the western republics of America. London, 1850. 12°. p. 248-264.) HCY Hamilton. On the advantages and prac- ticability of forming a junction between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. In letter from Dr. H. to S. Banister. (New monthly magazine and humorist. London, 1850. 8°. V. 89, o. 365-372, 444-451; v. 90, p. 37-40, 167- 178, 3"l4-328.) * DA Hughes, George W. Letter in answer to the Hon. John M. Clayton, secretary of state, on intermarine communications. ^ Washington: J. T. Towers, prtr., 1850. 67 (1) p. 8°. TPVp.v.2,no.l Junction of the Atlantic and Pacific. (Westminster review. London, 1850. 8°. V. SZ, p. 127-144.) * DA Reprinted in Eclectic magazine. New York, v. 20, p. 245-254; Living age, Boston, v. 27, p. 193-201. O'Connor, Luke Smyth. On the links connecting the Atlantic and Pacific. (Dub- lin University magazine. Dublin, 1850. 8°. V. 35, p. 221-224.) * DA Reprinted in Eclectic magazine, v. 20, p. 40-43. Proposed communications between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. (New month- ly magazine and humorist. London, 1850. 8°. V. 88, p. 172-193.) * DA Sampson, Marmaduke Blake. Central America and the transit between the oceans. New York: S. W. Benedict, 1850. 28 p. 8°. TSB p.v.25, no.5 Reprinted from Westminster review, London, v. 53, p. 124-144, * DA. Ship canal across the isthmus, and Pacif- ic railway. (Western journal. St. Louis, 1850. 8°. V. 3, p. 351-363.) * DA Short cuts across the globe. (Harper's magazine. New York, 1850. 8°. v. 1, p. 79-81.) *DA 1851 Burwell, William M. Memoir explana- tory of the transunion and Tehuantepec route between Europe and Asia. Wash- ington: Gideon & Co., 1851. 36 p. 8°. TPV p.v.2, no.6 Niles, Nathaniel. Dispatch on subject of ship canal to unite waters of Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Dec. 17, 1851. Wash- ington, 1851. 5 p. 8°. (U. S. 32. cong.. 1. sess. Sen. ex. doc. 7.) * SEE "Sets forth importance of scheme and gives out- lined proposition of project." Reichardt, C. F. Die Verbindung der beiden Oceane durch die Isthmen Central- Amerika's. (In his: Centro-Amerika. Braunschweig, 1851. 8°. p. 146-219.) HMA Sedillot, Louis Pierre Eugene Amelie. Des travaux entrepris pour etablir une communication entre I'ocean Atlantique et la mer du Sud. (Societe de geographic. Bulletin. Paris, 1851. 8°. serie 4, v. 1. p. 249-260.) KAA 1852 Griswold, C. D. Proposed route for a ship canal. (In his: The isthmus of Pana- ma and what I saw there. New York, 1852. 12°. p. 108-121.) HDL 1853 Findlay, A. G. Oceanic currents, and their connection with the proposed Central- America canals. 1 map. (Royal Geo- graphical Society. Journal. London, 1853. 8°. V. 23, p. 217-240.) KAA Heine, Wilhelm. Canalproject zur Ver- bindung des atlantischen und des stillen Oceans. (In his: Wanderbilder aus Cen- tral-Amerika. Leipzig, 1853. 16°. p. 43- 55.) HMA Holynski, Aleksander Jan Joachim. De la jonction des oceans. (In his: La Califor- nie et les routes interoceaniques. Bruxelles, 1853. 12°. p. 343-385.) IXG 1854 Junction of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. (London quarterly review. Lon- don, 1854. 8°. V. 2, p. 172-185.) * DA Watts, George Burghall. Inter-oceanic communication across the isthmus of Pan- ama or "Darien." (American Geographical and Statistical Society. Bulletin. New York, 1854. 8°. v. 1, part 3, p. 62-80.) KAA 1856 Coak, J., and K. Andree. Beitrage zur Kenntniss der siidlichen Theile des mittel- amerikanischen Isthmus. (Gesellschaft fiir Erdkunde zu Berlin. Zeitschrift. Berlin, 1856. 8°. Bd. 6, p. 1-26.) KAA Cram, Thomas J. Memoir of ocean routes between Atlantic and Pacific. 1856. Washington, 1856. 20 p. 8°. (U. S. 34. cong., 3. sess. Sen. ex. doc. 51.) * SEE Strain, Isaac G. A paper on the history and prospects of interoceanic communica- tion by the American isthmus, read by Lieut. I. G. Strain, U. S. N., before the New^ York Historical Society, June 17, 1856.' New York: C. Vinten, 1856. 27 p. 8°. TSB X THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY \ History — Special Periods, continued. 1857 Laugel, Auguste. Les nouvelles com- munications interoceaniques dans I'Ame- rique centrale. (Revue des deux mondes. Paris, 1857. 8°. periode 2, v. 7, p. 436-465.) *DM 1859 Pautet, Jules. Ouverture de I'isthme de Panama par le canal de Nicaragua. (Jour- nal des economistes. Paris, 1859. 8°. serie 2, V. 22, p. 67-81.) TAA 1866 Davis, Charles Henry. Report on inter- oceanic canals and railroads between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Washington: Gov. Prtg. Off., 1867. 37 p., 14 pi. 8°. TPV X 1868 Die Interoceanischen Verkehrsstrassen Mittelamerikas und Deutschlands Betheili- gung an denselben zur Begriindung seiner Seegeltung. Bremen: G. Hunckel, 1868. 31 p. 8°. TSBp.v.25,no.l \/ Niles, Nathaniel. Mr. Niles' plan for the '^^ construction of a ship canal between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, Central Amer- ica. New York: Metropolitan Job Print, and Eng. Estab., 1868. 8 p. 8°. TSB p.v.30, no.2 1870 Adams, Julius W. American interoce- anic ship canals. (Engineering. London, 1870. f°. v. 10, p. 52, 126.) ft VDA Simonin, L. Le percement de I'isthme americain. (Journal des economistes. Paris, 1870. 8°. serie 3, v. 20, p. 40-47.) TAA Wagner, Aloriz. Ueber die Naturver- haltnisse der verschiedenen Linien welche fiir einem Durchstich des central-ameri- kanischen Isthmus in Vorschlag sind. (Koniglich Bayerische Akademie der Wis- senschaften. Abhandlungen. Math.-phys. Klasse. Miinchen, 1870. 4°. Bd. 10, Abth. 3, p. 1-61.) *EE Zur Frage einer Durchstechung der verschieden Landengen von Mittelamer- ika fiir einen interoceanischen Canal. (In his: Naturwissenschaftliche Reisen in:i tro- ■pischen Amerika. Stuttgart, 1870. 8°. p. 159-192.) PQX 1870-75 Ammen, Daniel. Surveys and reconnais- sances from 1870 to 1875 for a ship canal across the American isthmus. (American Geographical Society. Journal. New York, 1878. 8°. v. 8, p. 188-202.) KAA 1873 Levy, Paul. Notes sur vine nouvelle carte du Nicaragua et sur le projets de perce- ment du canal interoceanique. (Societe de geographic. Bulletin. Paris, 1873. 8°. serie 6, v. 5, p. 132-143.) KAA Seebach, Karl Albert Ludwig, Freiherr von. Central-Amerika und der interocean- ische Canal. Berlin, 1873. 36 p., 1 map. 8°. (Sammlung wissenschaftlicher Vortrage. Serie 8, Heft 183.) *C 1874 Atlantic and Pacific interoceanic proj- ects, map. (Dublin University magazine. Dublin, 1874. 8°. v. 84, p. 625-640, 741- 755.) *DA McFarland, Walter. 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New York, 1901. f°. V. 45, p. 53.) * DA Hay-Pauncefote treaty. (Independent. New York, 1900. 8°. v. 52, p. 3069-3070, 3115-3117.) *DA Hay-Pauncefote treaty. (Nation. New York, 1900. 4°. v. 70, p. 104, 123.) * DA Hay-Pauncefote treaty, map. (Review of reviews. New York, 1900. 8°. v. 21, p. 276-281.) * DA [Hay-Pauncefote treaty.] Amended and ratified. (Review of reviews. New York, 1901. 8°. v. 23, p. 22.) * DA Hazeltine, Mayo W. The proposed Hay- Pauncefote treaty. (North American re- view. New York, 1900. 8 = . v. 170, p. 357- 366.) * DA Hyde, Charles Cheney. The isthmian canal treaty. (Harvard law review. Cam- bridge, 1902. 4°. V. 15, p. 725-732.) XAA Latane, John Holladay. The neutraliza- tion features of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. (American Historical Association. Annual report, 1902. Washington, 1903. 8°. v. 1, p. 289-303.) lAA Leigh, J. G. United States and Europe. (Westminster review. London, 1901. 8°. V. 155, p. 285-292.) * DA Mason, William Ernest. Discussion of its merits. (Independent. New York, 1900. 8°. V. 52, p. 1598-1602.) * DA Moore, John Bassett. The interoceanic canal and the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. Washington, 1900. 26 p. 8°. IC Repr. : New York Times, March 4, 1900. Nelson, F. H. L. Canal and treaty. (Harper's weekly. New York, 1901. f°. V. 45, p. 1169.) *DA The Panama canal treaty. (Interna- tional Bureau of American Republics. Monthly bulletin. Washington, 1903. 8°. V. 14, p. 356-368.) TLA Panama canal treaty. (Review of re- views. New York, 1903. 8°. v. 27, p. 271- 273.) * DA Parrish, Samuel L. The Hay-Paunce- fote treaty and the Panama canal, n. t.-p. New York, 1913. 3 1. 8°. TSB p.v.57, no.l Title from cover. Perez, Paul. The treacherous treaty: a Colombian plea. (North American review. New York, 1903. 8°. v. 177, p. 943-946.) *DA AMERICAN INTEROCEANIC CANALS 19 riitcrnatio)ial Relations, continued. Hay-Paunccfote Treaty, continued. Rogers, Henry Wade. The Hay-Paunce- fote treaty. (Forum. New York, 1909. 8°. V. 29, p. 355-369.) * DA ScHURZ, James R. Diplomatic history of the Panama canal, compiled from Senate document 474, 53d congress and British Blue Books; the real Panama treaty and comparisons of previous drafts; the Hay draft, etc. Compiled by J. R. Schurz. New York, 1914. 9 1., 1 broadside. f°. f TSB Taylor, B. Hay-Pauncefote treaty. (Fortnightly review. London, 1902. 8°. V. 77, p. 297-310.) * DA Whelpley, James Davenport. Canal and the treaty. (World's work. New York, 1901. 4°. v. 1, p. 438-439.) * DA Whiteley, James Gustavus. The Hay- Pauncefote treaty. (Forum. New York, 1900. 8°. v. 29, p. 154-160.) * DA The Monroe doctrine and the Hay- Pauncefote treaty. (Forum. New York, 1901. 8°. v. 30, p. 722-727.) * DA Les traites Clayton-Bulwer et Hay- Pauncefote. (Revue de droit international et de legislation comparee. Bruxelles, 1901. 8°. serie 2, v. 3, p. 5-14.) XBA Winchester, Boyd. The old treaty and the new. (American law register. Phila- delphia, 1900. 8°. v. 48 [new series, v. 39,. p. 569-579.) XAA Tolls Question AUin, C. D. Discriminatory tolls. (Na- tion. New York, 1912. 4°. v. 95, p. 406- 407.) * DA America disgraced among nations. (Cur- rent literature. New York, 1912. 8°. v. 53, p. 371-375.) * DA Anderson, Chandler Parsons. The issues between the United States and Great Britain in regard to Panama canal tolls, as raised in the recent diplomatic correspondence. An address. (American Society of Inter- national Law. Proceedings. New York, 1913. 4°. V. 7, p. 69-81.) XBA Arbitration and the Panama canal. (Out- look. New York. 1913. 8°. v. 103, p. 71- 74.) * DA Baker, B. N. Panama canal tolls. (In- dependent. New York, 1911. 8°. v. 71, p. 1089-1092.) * DA Barker, J. E. Panama: the difficulty and its solution. (Nineteenth century and after. London, 1912. 8°. v. 72, p. 745-762.) * DA Reprinted in Living Age, v. 275, p. 323-335. Baty, Thomas. Die Frage der Panama- kanalabgaben. (In: Jahrbuch des Volker- rechts. Munich, 1913. 8°. Bd. 1, p. 453- 480.) XBF In English. Bowen, H. W. Our canal treaties and tolls. (Independent. New York, 1913. 8°. V. 74, p. 28-30.) * DA Briggs, E. B. Question of Panama canal tolls. (Catholic world. New York, 1914. 8°. V. 99, p. 320-332.) * DA British notes of July 8, 1912, and Nov. 14, 1912, concerning Panama canal tolls; text. (American journal of international law. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 7, supplement, p. 46-58.) XBA Bryce, James. Panama canal tolls. (American journal of international law. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 7, supplement, p. 100-102.) XBA Letter from the British ambassador to the secre- tary of state, Feb. 27, 1913. Bunau-Varilla, Philippe. The Panama tolls. (In his: Panama; the creation, de- struction and resurrection. London, 1913. 4°. p. 505-526.) HDL Butte, George Charles. Great Britain and the Panama canal: a study of the tolls question. [Heidelberg,] 1913. 4 p.l., 77 p., 1 1. 8°. TSB Originally appeared in German in Jahrbuch des Volkerrechts, Munich, 1913, Bd. 1, p. 403-452, XBF. Canal and its reasons. (Review of re- views. New York, 1912. 8°. v. 46, p. 261- 264.) * DA Canal tolls and national honor. (Cur- rent opinion. New York, 1914. 4°. v. 56, p. 255-259.) * DA Canal tolls question. (Outlook. New York, 1914. 8°. v. 106, p. 576-577.) * DA Canal tolls and the shipping trust. (Har- per's weekly. New York, 1914. f°. v. 58, p. 14-15.) *DA Carus, Paul. Panama canal question. (Open court. Chicago, 1913. 8°. v. 27, p. 442-443.) * DA Case for the Panama Act. (Living age. Boston, 1912. 8°. v. 274, p. 821-823.) * DA Cattell, James McKeen. Outworn treat- ies. (Nation. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 96, p. 439-440.) * DA Chittendon, H. M. Case against Panama canal tolls. (Forum. New York, 1912. 8°. V. 47, p. 486-493.) * DA "The Coastwise exemption," the nation against it. An appeal on behalf of the na- tional honor and a sound business policy. Representative opinions of the press, and of college presidents, superintendents of schools, clergymen, and other influential 20 THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY International Relations, continued. Tolls Question, continued. citizens. "Repeal or arbitrate." January, 1913. [New York: Century Magazine.] 1913. 48 p. 8°. 'TSBp.v.eO.no.lO (New York; Century Magazine,] 1913. Second enlarged ed. 68 p. 8°. TSB p.v.57, no.14 [Collection of clippings, etc., relating to the Panama tolls question.] 1914. TSB scrapbook 1 Collier, William Miller. Would a sub- sid}' to the amount of the tolls granted to American ships passing through the canal be a discrimination prohibited by the treaty? An address. (American Society of International Law. Proceedings. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 7, p. 163-176.) XBA Colquhoun, Archibald Ross. Panama canal tolls: a British view. (North Ameri- can review. New York, 1912. 8°. v. 196, p. 513-522.) *DA Depesee, C. Panama canal and free tolls to domestic American shipping. (Scien- tific American. New York, 1913. f°. v. 108, p. 113.) tfVA Dulles, John Foster. Has the United States the right to exclude from the use of the canal any class of foreign vessels, such as railway-owned vessels? An address. (American Society of International Law. Proceedings. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 7, p. 189-198.) XBA The Panama canal controversy be- tween Great Britain and the United States. [New York, 1913.] 14 p. 8°. TSB p.v.60, no.2 England's Panama protest. (Literary digest. New York, 1912. 4°. v. 45, p. 133- 134.) *DA England's view of the Panama tolls. (Literary digest. New York, 1912. 4°. v. 44, p. 259-260.) * DA First battle over canal tolls a victory for the president. (Current opinion. New- York, 1914. 4°. V. 56, p. 332-333.) * DA Gamer, James Wilford. Has the United States the right to exclude from the use of the canal any class of foreign vessels, such as railway-owned vessels? An ad- dress. (American Society of International Law. Proceedings. New York, 1913. 4°. V. 7, p. 199-212.) XBA A Gentleman's agreement. The Panama canal tolls. (Candid. London, 1914. 8°. 1914, p. 709-720.) * DA Grahame, Leopold. The canal diplo- macy; justification for the British protest. (North American review. New York, 1913. 8°. V. 197, p. 31-39.) * DA "An historical summary of events disclosing the motives and views of the two governments in the controversy regarding the canal." Gram, Gregers W. W. The international interest in the settlement of the Panama canal toll question. An address. (Ameri- can Society of International Law. Pro- ceedings. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 7, p. 41-52.) XBA Harris, Norman Dwight. What is the effect of the exemption of American coast- wise shipping upon Panama canal reven- ues? An address. (American Society of International Law. Proceedings. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 7, p. 182-189.) XBA Harvey, George. Honor of the nation and President Wilson. (North American review. New York, 1914. 8°. v. 199, p. 335-336.) * DA Why the President is right. (North American review. New York, 1914. 8". V. 199, p. 641-664.) * DA Hershey, Amos Shartle. What is the in- ternational obligation of the United States, if any, under its treaties, in view of the British contention? (American Society of International Law. Proceedings. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 7, p. 232-247.) XBA Herzberg, Henry. The A B C of the Panama canal controversy [by H. Herz- berg]. New York: American Association for International Conciliation, 1913. 14 p. 12°. TSB p.v.86, no.5 Included by Mr. Thetus Wilrett Sims in his speech in the Congressional record, Oct. 29, 1913. First published in the Baltimore Evening Sun, Oct. 15, 1913. How Germany takes our Panama canal act. (Literary digest. New York, 1912. 8°. V. 45, p. 507-508.) * DA How shall the users of the Panama canal be taxed? (Review of reviews. New York, 1912. 8°. v. 46, p. 350-352.) * DA Hutchinson, Lincoln. Voyage costs via Panama and other routes. (American economic review. Boston, 1914. 8°. v. 4, p. 575-587.) TAA Japan and the Panama tolls. (Literary digest. New York, 1912. 4°. v. 45, p. 98.) *DA Johnson, Emory Richard. Coastwise toll exemption, trade discrimination, and pos- sible evasion of law. (North American review. New York, 1914. 8°. v. 199, p. 540- 547.) *DA Panama canal traffic and tolls. (North American review. New York, 1912. 8°. V. 196, p. 174-182.) * DA Panama traffic and tolls. illus. (Independent. New York, 1912. 8°. v. 73, p. 356-359.) * DA Panama traffic and tolls for coast- wise shipping. (Western Society of En- gineers. Journal. Chicago, 1913. 8°. v. 18, p. 6-14.) VDA AMERICAN INTEROCEANIC CANALS 21 International Relations, continued. Tolls Question, continued. What is the effect of the exemption of American coastwise shipping upon Pan- ama canal revenues? An address. (Ameri- can Society of International Law. Pro- ceedings. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 7, p. 177- 182.) XBA Kennedy, Crammond. Neutralization and equal terms. (American journal of international law. New York, 1913. 4°. V. 7, p. 27-50.) XBA Kennedy, J. M. Broken treaty: the Pan- ama canal tolls. (Fortnightly review. Lon- don, 1914. 8°. V. 101, p. 905-913.) * DA Knox, Philander Chase. Panama canal tolls; letter from P. C. Knox, secretary of state to Irwin B. Laughlin. (American journal of international law. New York, 1913. 4°. V. 7, supplement, p. 208-218.) XBA Reprinted from pamphlet issued by the State De- partment. Latane, John Holladay. Panama Canal Act and the British protest. (American journal of international law. New York, 1913. 4°. V. 7, p. 17-26.) XBA Laut, Agnes C. Panama canal for foreign ships, illus. (Technical world. Chicago, 1913. 4°. V. 19, p. 334-340.) VDA Lewis, James Hamilton. Why not trust the president? (Independent. New York, 1914. 8°. V. 78, p. 279.) * DA Macfarland, Horace G. Would a subsidy to the amount of the tolls granted to American ships passing through the canal be a discrimination prohibited by the treaty? An address. (American Society of International Law. Proceedings. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 7, p. 151-162.) XBA Mathews, J. L.. and G. S. Mathews. Toll at the sea-gate, illus. (Everybody's maga- zine. New York, 1912. 8°. v. 27, p. 245- 252.) * DA Mexico and the tolls issue. (Review of reviews. New York, 1914. 8°. v. 50, p. 6-10.) *DA Miller, Hugh Gordon, and Joseph C. Freehoff. The Panama canal tolls con- troversy; or, A statement of the reasons for the adoption and maintenance of the traditional American policy in the manage- ment of the Panama canal. With intro- duction by William J. Bryan. .. Oscar S. Strauss .. .William Huglies... Boston: Chappie Pub. Co., Ltd., 1914. xxxii, 208 p. 12°. TSB Mr. Roosevelt on the Colombian treaty and the Panama tolls question. (Outlook. New York, 1914. 8°. v. 107, p. 143-144.) *DA National honor on the bargain-counter. (Century. New York, 1913. 8°. v. 85, p 952-953.) * DA Nixon, Lewis. The canal tolls and American shipping. New York: McBride, Nast & Co., 1914. 5 p.l., 243 p. 12°. TSB Does the expression "all nations" in article 3 of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty include the United States? An address. (American Society of International Law. Proceedings. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 7, p. 101-126.) XBA Panama canal tolls. (Independent. New York, 1912. 8°. v. 72, p. 838-840.) *DA O'Gorman, James A. Panama canal an American highway. (Independent. New York, 1914. 8°. v. 78, p. 278.) * DA Olney, Richard. Panama canal tolls legislation and the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. (American Society of International Law. Proceedings. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 7. p. 81-93.) XBA Oppenheim, Lassa Francis Lawrence. The Panama canal conflict between Great Britain and the United States of America; a study. Cambridge: University Press, 1913. 2 p.l., 57(1) p. 12°. TSB Owen, Robert Latham. Why the Pan- ama tolls exemption should be repealed. (Review of reviews. New York, 1914. 8°. V. 49, p. 560-562.) * DA Panama canal bill. (Forum. New York, 1912. 8°. V. 48, p. 505-508.) * DA Panama canal squall. (Current litera- ture. New York, 1912. 8°. v. 53, p. 134- 139.) * DA Panama canal tolls. (Independent. New York, 1913. 8°. v. 73, p. 1398-1400.) * DA Panama problem; a poll of the press. (Outlook. New York, 1913. 8°. v. 103, p. 249-253.) * DA Panama tolls jarring Democratic har- mony. (Literary digest. New York, 1914. 4°. V. 48, p. 805-807.) * DA Panama Tolls Repeal Bill. (Outlook. New York, 1914. 8°. v. 106, p. 782-783.) *DA Phelps, Edith M. Panama canal tolls question; argument in brief. (Independent. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 74, p. 1193-1195.) *DA References, p. 1194-1195. Selected articles on Panama canal tolls. Minneapolis: The H. W. Wilson Company, 1913. 50 p. 12°. (The abridged debater's handbook series.) TSB Bibliography, p. S-9. President Wilson and the Panama tolls. (Spectator. London, 1914. f°. v. 112, p. 1021-1022.) *DA 22 THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY International Relations, continued- Tolls Question, continued. President Wilson tries to reverse the lever on Panama canal tolls. (Current opinion. New York, 1914. 4°. v. 56, p. 166-168.) * DA Proclamation by [William Howard Taft] the president of the United States of Amer- ica prescribing Panama canal toll rates. November, 1912; text. (American journal of international law. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 7, supplement, p. 145-146.) XBA The Railways and the Panama canal. Argument over the tolls question. Dis- criminatory effect of a free toll policy. Proposed restriction on vessel ownership. (Railway age. New York, 1912. f°. v. 53, p. 95-98.) ttTPB Repeal and patriotism. (Outlook. New York, 1914. 8°. v. 106, p. 791-792.) * DA Repeal of the provision of the Panama canal act exempting American coastwise vessels from the payment of tolls. (Ameri- can journal of international law. New York, 1914. 4". v. 8, p. 592-597.) XBA Richards, Sir H. Earle. The Panama canal controversy. A lecture delivered be- fore the L^niversity of Oxford on October 25, 1913. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1913. 48 p. 8°. TSB p.v.76, no.l Roosevelt, Theodore. Arbitration and Panama. (Outlook. New York, 1913. 8°. V. 103, p. 111-113.) *DA Root, Elihu. The obligation of the United States as to Panama canal tolls. Speech... in the Senate of the United States, Jan. 21, 1913. Washington, 1913. 31 p. 8°. TSB p.v.57, no.7 Panama canal a sacred trust. (Inde- pendent. New York, 1913. 8°. v. 74, p. 285-289.) * DA The Panama canal tolls. (Canadian magazine. Toronto, 1914. 8°. v. 42, p. 495-510.) * DA Seabury, Samuel. Panama canal: shall it be American or Anglo-American? (Out- look. New York, 1913. 8°. v. 103, p. 537- 545.) * DA Stockton, Charles Herbert. Does the expression "all nations" in article 3 of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty include the United States? An address. (American Society of International Law. Proceedings. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 7, p. 93-101.) XBA Panama canal tolls. (United States Naval Institute. Proceedings. Annapolis, 1912. 8°. V. 38, p. 493-498.) VXA Struggle over canal tolls. (Current literature. New York, 1912. 8°. v. 53, p. 244-248.) * DA Traffic and tolls on the Panama canal. (Engineering magazine. New York, 1912. 8°. V. 43, p. 272-274.) VDA Vestal, S. C. Panama canal tolls: arbi- tration illogical. (Outlook. New York, 1913. 8°. V. 103, p. 326-327.) * DA Wambaugh, Eugene. Does the expres- sion "all nations" in article 3 of the Hay- Pauncefote treaty include the United States? An address. (American Society of International Law. Proceedings. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 7, p. 127-150.) XBA Exemption from Panama tolls: a discussion based upon the law of public callings. (American journal of interna- tional law. New York, 1913. 4°. v. 7, p. 233-244.) XBA "This is a revision of an article which appeared, under other titles, in the Boston Evening Transcript of Feb. 8, 1913, and in the Congressional Record of Feb. 26, 1913, p. 4223." White, Thomas Raeburn. Is it necessary in international law that injury actually be suffered before a justiciable action arises? An address. (American Society of Inter- national Law. Proceedings. New York, 1913. 4°. V. 7, p. 212-223.) XBA Wilson, Woodrow. The redemption of a national obligation. (Independent. New York, 1914. 8°. v. 77, p. 371.) * DA Darien Route General Works Collins, Frederick. Explorations and surveys for a ship canal across the isthmus of Darien. (American Geographical Soci- ety. Journal. New York, 1875. 8°. v. 7, p. Z67-?,77.) YLP^P>. The isthmus of Darien and the val- ley of the Atrato considered with reference to the practicability of an interoceanic ship canal. 2 maps, 5 pi. (American Geographi- cal Society. Journal. New York, 1874. 8°. V. 5, p. 138-165.) KAA Also printed in United States Naval Institute. Proceedings, v. 1, p. 123-148. With discussion, p. 179-180, VXA. — — Report of a survey of the proposed route for an interoceanic ship canal by way of the Atrato, Napipi, and Dogualo rivers, in the canton of Choca, state of Cauca, United States of Colombia, by the United States expedition of 1875. Lieut. F. Col- lins, U. S. N., commanding. (In: United States. — Navy Department. Reports of explorations. . .through. . . Panama. . .U. S. naval expeditions, 1875. Washington, 1879. p. 55-124. 5 diagr., 2 maps. U. S. 45. cong., 3. sess. Sen. doc. no. 75.) TS Cullen, Edward. The isthmus of Darien ship canal. London: E. Wilson. 1852. 64, iv p., 2 maps. 8°. CXp.v.2,no.6 AMERICAN INTEROCEANIC CANALS 23 Daricn Route, continued. General Works, continued. With a history of the Scotch colony of Darien. London: E. Wilson, 1853. 3 p.l., ii p., 1 1., ix-xii, 204 p., 3 maps, 1 pi. 2. ed. 8°. TSB On the isthmus of Darien and the ship canal. (Society of Engineers. Trans- actions. London, 1868. 8°. 1868, p. 52- 127.) VDA Over Darien by a ship canal. Re- ports of the mismanaged Darien expedi- tion of 1854, with suggestions for a survey by competent engineers, and an exploration by parties with compasses. London: E. Wilson, 1856. 1 p.l., 49 p. 8°. TSB p.v.25, no.2 Reviewed in Eclectic review, v. 105, p. 443-447, * DA. Gisborne, Lionel. The isthmus of Darien in 1852. Journal of the expedition of in- quiry for the junction of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. London: Saunders and Stanford, 1853. vi, 238 p., 4 maps. 12°. TSB Reviewed in Dublin University magazine, v. 41, 1853, p. 718, * DA. Philadelphia: Lippincott, Gram- bo & Co., 1854. vi, 238 p., 4 maps. 12°. TSB Summary of the report on the sur- vey of the isthmus of Darien. (Royal Geographical Society. Journal. London, 1857. 8°. v. 27, p. 191-196.) KAA Headley, Joel Tyler. Darien exploring expedition under command of Lieutenant Isaac G. Strain, U. S. N. New York: Har- per & Brothers, 1885. 1 p.l., 40 p. illus. 4°. (Harper's Franklin Square library, no. 480.) t HDK Repr. : Harper's magazine, v. 10, p. 433-458, 600- 615, 745-764, * DA. Kelley, Frederick M. Explorations through the valley of the Atrato to the Pacific in search of a route for a ship canal. (Royal Geographical Society. Journal. London, 1856. 8°. v. 26, p. 174-182.) KAA On the junction of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, and the practicability of a ship canal without locks, by the valley of the Atrato. Edited by Charles Manby. London: W. Clowes and Sons, 1856. 44 p., 2 1.. 1 map. 8°. TSB p.v.65, no.2 Repr.: Institution of Civil Engineers. Minutes of proceedings, v. 15, p. 376-417, VDA. Abstract reprinted in Franklin Institute. Journal, v. 62 [series 3, v. 32], p. 83-89, VA. The union of the oceans by ship- canal without locks, via the Atrato valley. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1859. 114 p., 1 map. 8°. TSB p.v.62, no.l Selfridge, Thomas Oliver. 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(Overland monthly. San Francisco, 1911. 8°. new series, V. 57, p. 409-412.) * DA Stimson, Henrj- Lewis. Defence of the Panama canal. (Scribner's magazine. New York, 1913. 8^ v. 54, p. 1-6.) * DA Fortifying the canal. A legal right and a matter of national expediency. (Sci- entific American. New York, 1912. f\ v. 107, p. 385, 399.) ft VA Tawney, James A. Folly of fortifying the Panama canal. (Independent. New York, 1911. 8". v. 71, p. 125-128.) * DA Thorp, W. Control of the approach to the Panama canal. (World's work. New York, 1904. 4°. v. 7, p. 4594-4599.) * DA Waist of the world. (Living age. Bos- ton, 1912. 8^ v. 273, p. 691-693.) * DA Wambaugh, Eugene. The right to forti- fy the Panama canal. (American journal of international law. New York, 1911. 4". V. 5, p. 615-619.) XAA Why the canal should be fortified. (Re- view of reviews. New York, 1911. 8'. V. 43, p. 361.) *DA Why the Panama canal should be forti- fied. (Review of reviews. New York, 1913. 8°. V. 46, p. 729-730.) * DA M.\ps AND Views Aeronautical view of the Panama canal. [Relief map, 13 x 4^2 in., byj C. P. Graj-, mapmaker. New York: Central Novelty Company, cop. 1911. 1 p., 1 map. nar. f". TSB Bienkowski, A. Bird's-eye view and pro- file of Panama canal. Ancon, Canal Zone (COp. 1907]. 1 sheet folded in cover. Size within border: 'MS^ x ->36 in. 8°. Map Room Scale not given. Lithographed. Colored. Bird's-eye view of the Panama canal. Size: t644 x ^16 in. TSB Colored. One sheet facing title-page in F. J. Haskin, The Panama canal. New York, 1914. 8°. Bludau, Alos. Panama-Kanal. Size within border: ^4 x 1"3^ in. (Inset map in his: Flemmings Karte von Mexiko... Berlin, 1914.) Map Room Scale, 1=666 000. Approx. 10 m. = 1 in. Carte generale du domaine du canal. [New York: Compagnie universelle du ca- nal inter-oceanique, 1887.] 3 sheets. Size within border, when joined: ^ 28^ x ^130^^^ in. Map Room Scale, 1 = 20 000. Approx. 3 in. = 1 m. Lithographed. Colored. Feuille 1. Colon — Buena- Vista, du canal kil. o au kil. 27. Feuille 2. Buena- Vista — Emperador, du canal kil. 27 au kil. 54. Feuille 3. Emperador — Panama, kil. 53 au kil. 74. Carte de I'isthme de Panama. Paris: Erhard. 1879. Size within border: ^14^2 X ^15 in. fTSB Scale, 1 = 200 000. Lithographed. Colored. One sheet in Congrcs international d'etudes du canal interoccaniqne. Paris, 1879. 4°. Plate 3. Carte de I'isthme de Panama indiquant le trace du canal interoceanique. Paris: Marchadier et Cie., 1882. Size within border: tl 1 x ^18 in. ft VDA Scale, 1 =200 000. Lithographed. One sheet in La genie civil, v. 3, p. 26. Compagnie nouvelle du canal de Pana- ma. Plan general du canal. Size within border: '^25 x ^2,2 in. fTSB Scale. 1 = 100 100. Lithographed. Colored. One sheet in Compagnie nouvelle du canal de Panama. Rapport. Pans, 1899. plate 1. Compagnie universelle du canal intero- ceanique de Panama. Plans des principaux chantiers au ler juin 1884. Paris: Erhard, 1884. Size within border: 1^9^ x ->15M '"■ TSB Lithographed. Colored. One sheet, supplement to no. 119 of Bulletin du canal interoceanique. Five-acre model of the Panama canal. (Scientific American. New York, 1915. f°. v. 112, p. 366.) tt VA General plan of the Panama canal with details of the project based upon a summit level of 20.75 metres; reengraved from the original for the Engineering magazine. Inset, the World. New York, 1900. Size witliin l^order: ^30 x ^ 14 in. Map Room Scale, 1 = 100 000. Engraved. One sheet, supplement to Engineering magazine, Feb., 1900, to accompany the article by Charles Paine. 68 THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Panama Canal, continued. Maps and Viczvs, continued. Gray, C. P. Gray's aero view of the Panama canal. [Relief map, in colors.] New York: C. P. Gray, 1913. Size: ^2SV2 X ->\Sy2 in. Map Room Sunrise on the Pacific. The world's greatest engineering feat. [Relief map in colors.] New York: C. P. Gray, 1913. Size: 1^22^4 X ^18 in. Map Room Hammond, C. S. Map (and profile) of Panama canal, with description and ref- erences. New York: C. S. Hammond, 1907. 1 sheet. Size: 1 13^4 X ->19 in. Map Room Scale. 1 = 174 124. Approx. ^ in. = 1 m. Lithographed. Colored. Hammond's descriptive atlas of Panama and the Isthmian canal. Contains new maps, plans, illustrations and complete de- scriptive text. New York: C. S. Ham- mond & Co., 1907. 7(1) p. i\ tfTSB Harrison, Earle. Panama canal in con- struction: Lumiere photographs in color. (Scribner's magazine. New York, 1913. 8=. V. 54, p. 20-36.) * DA The Panama canal; illustrated from the original autochrome photographs. New York: Moffat. Yard & Co., 1913. 34 p., 1 pi. illus. 4°. TSB Jonas Lie's paintings of the Panama ca- nal, illus. (Pan-American Union. Bulle- tin. Washington, 1914. 8°. v. 38, p. 679- 683.) TLA Joseph Pennell's pictures of Panama, illus. (Current literature. New York, 1912. 8=. V. 53, p. 579-581.) * DA Map of the United States Canal Zone showing the completed Panama canal. Size: -t 14 x ->11 in. Lithograph. Colored. One sheet in Hammond's Commercial and Hbrarv atlas of the world. New York, 1914. i° . p. 8.' Mills, William Wirt. The Panama canal; the world's greatest engineering feat and work of construction, n. t.-p. [New York:] M. King, Inc. [1913.] 16 1. illus. ob. 12°. TSB Title on cover: King's views of the Panama canal. N., W. H. A painter of Panama: Jonas Lie. illus. (International studio. New York, 1914. 4°. v. 51, p. cxcii-cxciv.) tMAA Official map. History and workings of the Panama canal. All about the Panama canal. Washington, D. C: J. ]. Millroy [1904], Size: ->23x1^16in. sheet folded as nar. 8°. TSB Scale, 1 in. = 11 110 ft, Panama canal. Present, future, topo- graphic, diagrammatic and illustrative. [Panoramic view,] Compiled from U. S. gov. reports. Washington, D. C: E. J. Be- verstock, cop. 1903. Size within border: t 16^ X ->41J4 in- Map Room Scale not given. Lithographed. Colored, Panama Canal Company, Reproduction of a profile of the Panama canal published ,,,Jan., 1888. Profile showing amount of work done towards building a sea-level canal [and] Profile showing work neces- sarv to complete a lock-canal, n. p. [the connpany, 1888.] Size: t 13^ x ->32 in. TSB Panama canal in relief. (Outlook, New York, 1913, 8°. v. 104, p, 692-693,) * DA Panama canal route, (Outlook, New York, 1909. 8°. v. 91, p. 948-949.) * DA Pennell, Joseph. Joseph Pennell's pic- tures of the Panama canal; reproductions of a series of lithographs made by him on the isthmus of Panama, January - March, 1912, together with impressions and notes by the artist, Philadelphia: J. B, Lippin- cott Co,, 1913. 13(1) p., 29 1,, 28 pi, [4, ed,] 4°. MEM • Pictures of Panama canal, illus. (Hearst's magazine. New York, 1913. 8°. V. 23, p. 656-659.) * DA Wonder of work on the Panama canal, illus, (International studio. 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Size within bor- der: '^9H X ^521^ in. ft VA Lithographed. Plain. One sheet in Engineering record, v. 60, p. 622. Vischer, Alfredo. Mapa de America Central por Alfredo Vischer. Stuttgart: W. C. Riibsamen, 1910. Size: -t47 x ^57 in. Map Room Scale, 1 = 1 000 000 (1 in. = 15?^ m.). Lithographed. Inset: Map of Canal Zone [and] profile of the Panama canal. Scale, 1 = 250 000. Size, 13 x 15 in. Vue generale panoramique du canal in- teroceanique de Panama. Paris: E. Du- frenov [1886]. Size within border: '\'7V-> x ->24^^ in. t HCK Lithographed. Colored. One sheet in Andre Bresson, Bolivia, Paris, 1886. 4°. Yokohama. — Chamber of Commerce. Aeronautical view of the Panama canal. [Yokohama: The Chamber of Commerce, 1912.] E.xplanation in Japanese. 1 sheet. Size within border: 'M4 x ->10j/2 in. Map Div. Scale not given. Lithographed. Colored. Poetry Braley, Berton. Songs from Panama. (Harper's weeklv. New York, 1913. {° . V. 58, p. 23.) *DA Chantey of the ditch diggers, n. t.-p. [Panama, 1911?] 2 1. 8°. NBH p.v.54, no.9 Hanson, Joseph Mills. Panama, illus. (Scribner's magazine. New York, 1915. 8°. V. 57, p. 282-283). * DA Mackaye, Percy. The present hour; a book of poems. New York: Macmillan Co., 1914. xii, 119 p., 1 port. 12^ NBI Panama hymn, p. 65-67. Goethals, p. 68-70. The Panama hymn first appeared in North Ameri- can review, v. 197, p. 499-500. Phillips, Stephen. Marriage of the seas. (Cosmopolitan. New York, 1913. 8^. v. 55, p. 178-180.) *DA Panama, and other poems, narrative and occasional. With a frontispiece by Joseph Pennell. New York: J. Lane Co., 1915. 153 p., front. 12°. NCM Panama, p. 9-13. Runyon, A. D. Song of Panama: poem. (Chautauquan. Chautauqua. N. Y., 1912. 12°. V. 65, p. 177.) *DA Stafford, Wendell Philips. Panama hymn. (Atlantic monthly. New York, 1913. 8\ V. 112, p. 790.) * DA Tehuantepec Route American Scientific Commission. Re- port of the American Scientific Commis- sion on the artificial waterways of Europe, with special reference to the Tehuantepec railway and ship canal. — October 16, 1871. London: The Chiswick Press, 1871. (In: Simon Stevens, The new route of com- merce by the isthmus of Tehuantepec. London, 1871. 8°. p. 33-48.) TPV Ammen, Daniel. Objections to the isth- mus of Tehuantepec as a canal route. (American Geographical Society. Bulle- tin. New York, 1879. 8°. v. 11, p. 297- 300.) KAA Cheff, A. E. Isthmian ship railway, il- lus. (Scientific American supplement. New York, 1902. f°. v. 53, p. 21848-21849.) ttVA Corthell, Elmer Lawrence. Advantages of the Tehuantepec interoceanic route. 2 maps. (Engineering magazine. New York, 1894. 8°. v. 8, p. 259-271.) VDA The Atlantic & Pacific ship-railway across the isthmus of Tehuantepec, in Mexico... [New York: Browne & Co.,) 1886. 4 p.l., (1)4-80 p. illus. 8°. * C p.v.1466, no. 6 The interoceanic problem and its scientific solution. An address before the American Association for the .Advance- ment of Science, August 26, 1885. [Ann Arbor, 1885., 40 p., 1 map. 5 pi. 8'. *Cp.v.l365, no.9 Isthmian ship railway. .Address before New York .Academy of Sciences, Dec. 20, 1886. (New York, 1886.] 25 p. 8^ TPVp.v.3, no.3 70 THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Tchuantcpcc Route, continued. Lecture before the National Geo- graphic Society at Washington, D. C, No- vember 22, 1895. The Tehuantepec route. Washington: Gov. Prtg. Off., 1895. 2,2 p.. 11 pi. 8°. (U. S. 54. cone., 1. sess. Sen. doc. 34.) TSB p.v.28, no.21 The ship railway between the At- lantic and Pacific. (Science. New York, 1885. 8°. V. 6, p. 33-34.) OA Tehuantepec ship railway. 2 maps, 4 pi. (Franklin Institute. Journal. Phil- adelphia, 1884. 8°. V. 119, p. 457-489.) VA The Tehuantepec ship railway. (National geographic magazine. Washing- ton, 1896. 8\ V. 7, p. 64-72.) KAA Dallas, George M. The isthmus of Te- huantepec. (Franklin Institute. Journal. Philadelphia, 1847. 8°. v. 44, p. 15-21.) VA Remarks upon the proposed ship canal across the isthmus of Tehuantepec. (Bankers' magazine. Baltimore, 1847. 8°. V. 2, p. 224-229.) THA Eads, James Buchanan. Address before the House Select Committee on Inter- oceanic Canals, March 9, 1880, in reply to Count de Lesseps (with continuation). Washington, 1880. 10, 29 p. 8°. TSBp.v.31, no.lO The Isthmian ship-railway. (North American review. New York, 1881. 8°. V. 132, p. 223-238.) * DA Falconer, Thomas. Survey of the isth- mus of Tehuantepec. (Royal Geographical Society, journal. London, 1844. 8°. v. 14. p. 306-313.) KAA Garay, Jose de. An account of the isth- mus of Tehuantepec in the republic of Mexico; with proposals for establishing a communication between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, based upon the surveys and reports of a scientific commission, appoint- ed bv the projector, Don lose de (jaray. London: T. D. Smith and Co., 1846. 128 p., 2 maps. 8°. TSB Impresion que hace la Compania Norte-Americana, establecida en Nueva Orleans, para la empresa de la communi- cacion inter-oceanica por el istmo de Tehuantepec, y poseedora del privilegio de la concesion hecha por el gobierno su- premo de Megico al Don J. de Garay... fNew Orleans:] Imp. del Correo de Louisi- ana, 1852. 48 p. 8°. TSB p.v.73, no.9 Griswold, C. D. Proposed route for a ship canal. (In his: The isthmus of Pan- ama and what I saw there. New York, 1852. 12°. p. 108-121.) HDL Hall, H. H. Address on the Tehuante- pec route. (American Geographical Soci- ety. Journal. New York, 1879. 8°. v. 11, p. 263-280.) KAA Hughes, George W. Isthmus of Tehuan- tepec. (In his: Letter on intermarine com- munications. Washington, 1850. 8°. p. 9-15.) TPV p.v.2, no.l The Interoceanic ship railway. illus. (Knowledge. London, 1885. 4°. v. 7, p. 196-198, 217-219, 239-240.) OA Der Interozeanische Tehuantepec-Kanal. (Das Ausland. Stuttgart, 1885. f°. Bd. 58, p. 669-672.) ft KAA Liot, W. B. Panama, Nicaragua, and Tehuantepec; or. Considerations upon the question of communication between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. London, 1849. vi. 63 p. 8°. TSB Marcel, Gabriel. L'isthme de Tehuan- tepec. (Journal des economistes. Paris, 1872. 8°. serie 3, v. 25, p. 467-470.) TAA Moro, Cayetano. Observations in rela- tion to a communication between the At- lantic and Pacific oceans, through the isthmus of Tehuantepec, founded on a re- port on this subject by Seiior G. Moro, under whose direction a scientific survey of the isthmus was made. New York: R. Craighead, prtr., 1849. 50 p., 3 maps. 8°. TPV p.v.2, no.5 Reconocimiento del istmo de Te- huantepec, practicado en los anos 1842 y 1843, con el objeto de una comunicacion oceanica, por la comision cientifica que nombro al efecto el empresario Don Jose de Garay. [Signed Cayetano Moro.] Lon- dres: Akermann y Compa., 1844. 3 p.l., 183 p., 5 maps. 8°. TSB Survey of the isthmus of Tehuan- tepec executed in the years 1842 and 1843, with the intent of establishing a communi- cation between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, and under the superintendence of a scientific commission appointed by the projector, Don Jose de Garav. London: Ackerman & Co., 1844. 2 p.l., 188 p., 5 maps. 8°. TSB Murphy, John McLeod. The isthmus of Tehuantepec. (American Geographical Society. Journal. New York, 1859. 8°. V. 1, p. 162-177.) KAA Phelps, S. L. Review of proposed Te- huantepec ship-railway, June 1, 1881. iBy S. L. Phelps. Being a criticism of an article by (lapt. J. B. Eads in the North American review, entitled "The Isthmian ship-railway."] n. p.: Gibson Bros., 1881. 2 p.l., 3-75 p., 1 map. 8°. TPV p.v.7, no.3 Ramirez, Jose Fernando. Memorias, ne- gociaciones y documentos, par servir a la historia de las deferencias que han susci- tado entre Mexico y los Estados-Unidos, los tenedores del antiguo privilegio, con cedido para la comunicacion de los mares Atlantico y Pacific©, por el istmo de Te- AMERICAN INTEROCEANIC CANALS 71 Tehuaiitcpcc Route, contimied. huantepec. Por Jose F. Ramirez... Me- xico: I. Cumplido, 1853. xiii p., 1 1., 944, xv(i) p. 4°. TSB Reed, Edward James. Letter to Rear- Admiral Ammen, U. S. N., on ship rail- ways and canals on the American istlimvis. [London?] 1881. 12 p. 8°. TPV p.v.3, no.7 Report on the Tehiiantepec railway and ship canal to the president of the Tehuan- tepec Railway Company, New York, Octo- ber 16, 1871. (American Geographical So- ciety. Tournal. New York, 1873. 8°. v. 3, p. 32"i-332.) KAA Robinson, William Davis. Memoirs of the Mexican revolution, including a narra- \ tive of the expedition of General Xavier ■y Mina. With some observations on the \ practicabilit}^ of opening a communication between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, through the Mexican isthmus. . .and on the future importance of such commerce to the civilized world... Philadelphia: the author, 1820. xxxvi, 396 p. 8°. HTL Romero, Alatias. The Tehuantepec rail- way. (Engineering magazine. New York, 1894. 8°. V. 6. p. 872-884.) VDA Shufeldt, Robert Wilson. Reports of the explorations and surveys, to ascertain the practicability of a ship-canal between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, by way of the isthmus of Tehuantepec. Washington: Gov. Prtg. Off., 1872. 150 p., 31 pi. f°. (U. S. Navy Department. U. S. 42. cong., 2. sess. Sen. ex. doc. 6.) t TSB Stevens, Simon. The new route of com- merce by the isthmus of Tehuantepec. A paper read before the American Geograph- ical Society of New York, November 15, 1870. London: The Chiswick Press, 1871. 1 p.l., 68 p., 2 maps. 8°. TPV Also printed in the Journal of the American Geo- graphical Society, v. 3, p. 300-320, KAA. The Tehuantepec canal scheme vs. the Darien and Nicaragua routes. (Franklin Institute. Journal. Philadelphia, 1870. 8°. V. 89, p. 219-221.) VA Tehuantepec railroad vs. the isthmian canal, illus. (Scientific American. New York, 1902. f °. v. 87, p. 57-58.) ft VA The Tehuantepec ship railway. (Cham- bers' journal. London, 1885. 8°. v. 62, p. 637-639.) *DA The Tehuantepec ship railway, illus. (Scientific American supplement. New York, 1885. f°. v. 19, p. 7639-7645.) ft VA Tehuantepec ship railway. The pro- posed Atlantic and Pacific ship railway, n. t.-p. [London?] 1884. 16 p. 8°. TPY p.v.25, no.8 Repr.: Iron, v. 24, p. 219, 263-264, ft VA. Twombly, A. S. The Tehuantepec rail- wav and ship canal. (Engineering maga- zine. New York, 1871. 8°. v. 6, p. 129- 134.) VDA The Tehuantepec ship canal. (Scrib- ner's monthly. New York, 1873. 8°. v. 5, p. 401-421.) *DA Williams, J. J. Extract from the report of J. J. Williams on the location of the Tehuantepec railway and ship canal. 1870. (American Geographical Society. Jour- nal. New York, 1873. 8°. v. 3, p. 22,7- 342.) KAA Report of J. J. Williams, chief en- gineer of the Tehuantepec Railway, on the subject of a ship canal across the isthmus of Tehuantepec. 1 map. (In his: Report upon the location of the Tehuantepec rail- way. New York, 1870. 8°. p. 7-16.) TPV p.v.3, no.l2 The Tehuantepec canal. (Engineer- ing. London, 1870. f°. v. 10, p. 358.) tfVDA "o^ @>^ INDEX Abbot, H. L.: The best isthmian canal, 10, 48. Hydraulics of Chagres river, 58. Hydrology of Chagres river, 58. International aspects of isthmian canal, 14. Natural conditions affecting the construction of Panama canal, 58. New Panama canal, 47. On the Panama canal, 48. Panama canal. Projects of Board of Consulting Engineers, 59. Panama canal; dual versus single lake project, 59. Panama canal and the regulation of Chagres river, 59. Panama under the control of the United States, 36. Preparatory period, Panama canal, 52. Present conditions of Panama canal, 59. Present status of Panama canal, 47, 59. Present status of Panama project, 52, 59. Problems of Panama canal, 40. Projects of Board of Consulting Engineers, 59. Revival of De Lesseps' sea-level plan for Panama canal, 59. Solution of isthmian canal problem, 11, 59. Abbot, W. J.: Panama and the canal in picture and prose, 40. Panama and the canal; story of its achievement, 40. Abert, S. T. Is a ship canal practicable?, 2. Acheson, E. F. History of the canal project, 40. Adams, C. F. Panama Canal Zone; an epochal event in sanitation, 65. Adams, J. W. American interoceanic ship canals, 6. Adams, K. C. Hospital brotherhood of Panama, 65. Adamson, W. C. Needed Panama canal legisla- tion, 36. Aeronautical view of Panama canal, 67. Airiau, A. Canal interoceanique par I'isthme du Darien, 24. Aldana, Abelardo. Panama canal question, 14. Aleixandre, Cirilo. Cuatro palabras sobre el canal de Panama, 47. Alexander, J. H. Memoir on routes between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 2. Allen, C. H. Canal across American isthmus, 7. Allin, C. D. Discriminatory tolls, 19. America disgraced among nations, 19. American Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Company. Charter and act of incorporation, 28. American interoceanic ship canal, 7. American isthmian canals. A topical discussion, 10. American Scientific Commission. Report of, on artificial waterways of Europe with special refer- ence to Tehuantepec railway and ship canal, 69. Amnien, Daniel: American inter-oceanic ship canal question, 2, 12. American isthmian canal routes, 8. Errors of interoceanic transit question, 8. Facts and suppositions relating to American isthmian transit, 30. Interoceanic ship canal across the American isth- mus. Proposed canal via Lake Nicaragua, 29. M. de Lesseps and his canal, 44. Nicaragua canal, 31. Nicaragua route to the Pacific, 29. Nicaragua ts. Panama, 8. Ammen, Daniel, contiiuted : Objections to isthmus of Tehuantepec as a canal route, 69. Proposed inter-oceanic ship canal across Nicarag- ua, 29. Proposed ship canal across Nicaragua, 26. Recollections of Panama Canal Congress, 43. Surveys from 1870 to 1875 for a ship canal, 6. Anderson, C. L. G. Search for a strait, 2. Anderson, C. P. Issues between the United States and Great Britain in regard to Panama canal tolls, 19. Andre, E. L. La apertura de canal de Panama, 11. Appointment of a commission to investigate canal routes, 9. Arbitration and the Panama canal, 19. Arce, E. J. See Sosa, J. B., and E. J. Arce. Archer, William. Panama canal, 54. Arias, Harmodio. Panama canal; a study in in- ternational law and diplomacy, 1, 11. Aspinall, A. E. Panama canal, Colon, and Pan- ama, 56. Atkins, T. B.: Inter-oceanic canal across Nicaragua, 31. Refutation of "The proposed Nicaragua canal an impracticable project" by Joseph Nimmo, jr., 3i. Report on tonnage und traffic within zone of maritime canal of Nicaragua, in 1890, and as estimated for 1897, 31. Atlantic and Pacific canal, 4. Atlantic and Pacific interoceanic projects, 6. Atlanto-Pacific canal, for all nations. The Hum- boldt line. Inter-oceanic Canal Company. Pros- pectus, 2i. Atlanto-Pacific canal for all nations. Preliminary statement, 23. Atrato and San Juan Canal and Transportation Com- pany in New Grenada, 24. Austin, H. A. Fortification of the Panama canal, 66. Austin, O. P.: Panama canal — its effect on domestic and foreign trade, 36. Probable effect of Panama canal on commercial geography of world, 2,7. Authier, G. F. Realizing the dream of Panama, 54. Available water supply of Panama canal, 59. B Bacon, A. S. Panama: a revelry in crime, 53. Baily, John. Nicaragua canal, 27. Bakenhus. R. E. Panama canal, 55. Bakenhus, R. E., and others. The Panama canal, comprising its history and construction, 40. Baker, B. N. : American traffic for Panama canal, 37. How we can have American ships for Panama canal, i7 . Panama canal tolls, 19. What the canal will mean, 37. What use is Panama canal to our country without American ships, 27. Baker, C. W. Panama canal, 54. Baker, R. S. : Glory of Panama, 56. Goethals the man and how he works, 56. [ Ti ] 74 THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Ballard, G. A. Commercial aspects of Panama canal, i7. Bancroft. George, and James Buchanan. Letters on the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, 1849, 1850, 17. Bancroft, H. H. : Interoceanic communication, 1, 2. Interoceanic communication, 1801-87, 2. Significance of Pan'ama canal, 55. Barker, J. E. Panama: the difficulty and its solu- tion, 19. Barres, Maurice. Panama scandal, 47. Barrett, John : Meaning of Panama canal to the South, 57. Opening of Panama canal, 56. See also Pan American Union. Panama canal. Panama canal and its problems, 50, 59. Bastide, Martin de la, baron: Memoire sur la possibilete, les avantages un canal dans I'Amerique septentrionale, 26. Memorial presented to King of Spain in 1791, con- cerning the possibility of opening a canal in North America, 26. Bates, L. W.: Panama canal, system and projects, 40. Project for the Panama canal, 59. Retrieval at Panama, 40. Bates, Linden, the younger: New plan for Panama canal, 50. Problem of Panama canal, 50. Progress on Panama canal, 50, 59. Bates plan for lock and lake canal at Panama, 59. Baty, Thomas. Die Frage der Panamakanalabga- ben, 19. Bayles, J. C. Darien ship canal, 25. Beaurepaire-Louvagny, Robert de. L'e canal de Panama, 56. Beeks, Gertrude: Nation's hotise-keeping at Panama, 52. Panama canal conditions, 52. Bellet, Daniel. La nouvelle voie maritime, le canal de Panama, 40. Belly, Felix: Le canal du Nicaragua, 28. L'istmo americano e il canale del Nicaragua, 29. Percement de I'isthme de Panama par le canal de Nicaragua, 26. La question de I'isthme Americain, 28. Berard, Victor. Panama, 48. Bern, E. See Mauger, S. W., and E. Bern. Bernard, Emilio. Nicaragua and the interoceanic canal, 29. Bernard, W. Mammoth locks of Panama canal, 59. Bertschinger, Hermann. Die Arbeiten am Panama- Kanal, 59. Berwick, Edward: Entangling alliances, 17. Nicaragua or Panama, 10. Western view of isthmian canal, 34. Bienkowski, A. Bird's-eye view and profile of Panama canal, 67. Bigelow, John: Panama canal and the daughters of Danaus, 52. Report of, delegated by Chamber of Commerce of New York to assist at inspection of Panama canal, Feb., 1886, 45. Bigelow, Major John. Panama canal. May we close it in time of war?, 16. Bigelow, Poidtney: Conditions in Canal Zone, 51. Our mismanagement at Panama, 51. Panama — the human side, 51. Suez and Panama, 54. Bingham, Hiram. Probable effect of opening Pan- ama canal on our economic relation with South America, 37. Bird's-eye view of Panama canal, 67. Bishop, Farnham : Builder of the canal: Colonel Goethals, 55. End of the big job: human achievement and human nature on Canal Zone, 55. Panama, past and present, 40. Bishop, J. B.: Address delivered at unveiling and dedication of memorial windows erected in St. Lukes Church, Ancon Hospital, C. Z. in memory of those who lost their lives during construction of Panama canal, 54. Benevolent despotism, 16. The French at Panama, 40. National value of an isthmian canal, 10. Panama gateway, 40. Panama Republic and canal, 15. Panama's bridge of water, 56. Personality of Colonel Goethals, 57. Blakeslee, G. H. : Future of Panama canal, 37, 66. Panama and the conquest of the tropics, 65. Bludau, Alos. Panama-Kanal [map], 67. Blunt, S. E. Canals on American isthmus, 2. Boas, Franz. Nicaragua canal, 30. Body, J. E. Inter-oceanic canal, via Nicaragua, 28. Boetticher, Ernst. Der Nikaragua-Kanal, 32. Bolce, Harold. Our great canal shibboleth, 37. Bolivia and the opening of Panama canal, 37. Bonsai, Stephen. Conquest of the isthmus, 55. Borland, W. P. Permanent government of Canal Zone, 40. Bovallus, Carl. Den interoceaniska Kanalen, 45. Bowen, H. W. Ovir canal treaties and tolls, 19. Bowles, J. T. Sanitation on the Isthmus, 65. Boyce, W. D.: Advantages of making the canal zone a free city and a free port, 37. Panama Canal Zone and republic of Panama, 56. Boyd, R. N. Notes on the Panama canal, 46. Boyer, Leon. Travaux du canal de Panama, 57. Braley, Berton. Songs from Panama, 69. Bresson, Andre. Le canal interoceanique, 45. Briggs. E. B. Question of Panama canal tolls, 19. Bristow, J. L. Report to secretary of war, June 24, 1905, 50. British expert on fortifications of Panama canal, 66. British notes concerning Panama canal tolls [text], 19. Bromley, Robert. Nicaragua canal question and Clayton-Bulwer treaty, 17. Brown, S. H., the younger. Health conditions in Canal Zone, 65. Brownell, A. Effect on our commerce and industrial life, 37. Brunet, Gaston. Le proces de Panama, 15. Bryan, J. A. Union of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 4. Bryan, W. H. Darien ship canal, 25. Bryce. James: Isthmus of Panama, 55. Panama canal tolls, 19. Buchanan, James. See Bancroft, George, and James Buchanan. Buel, C. C. Piercing the American isthmus, 7. Buelow, Alexander von. Die Canalisirung des Isth- mus, 4. Building the huge concrete locks at Gatun, Pan- ama, 59. Bullard, Arthur: The big job, 54. How we pulled the teeth of the tropics, 65. Leak at Panama, 54. Our canal, 54. Panama; the canal, the country, and the people, 40. Bulletin du canal interoceanique, 36. INDEX /O Bunau-Varilla, Philippe: Canal and Republic of Panama, 14. Le (letroit de Panama, 40. Fortifications of the straits of Panama, 66. How to bviild the Panama canal?, 50. Nicaragua or Panama, 10. Panama; .la creation, !a destruction, la resurrec- tion, 40. Panama; the creation, destruction and resurrec- tion, 40. Panama, le passe, le present, I'avenir, 40. Panama canal — • "lock canal" type and "Straits of Panama" type, S2. Panama tolls, 19. La question de Panama, 15. Sea-level canal at Panama, 59. Sea-level canal and the straits of Panama, 59. The straits of Panama, 51. Substance of a series of conferences, 10. Text of lecture before Commercial Club of Bos- tpn, on Panama canal, 53. Bunau-Varilla, Philippe, and D. Piaz. Le canal de Panama, 56. Bunau-Varilla plan for Panama canal, 59. Bunker, W. M. Report on canal and commercial conditions on isthmus of Panama, 49. Bureau of American Republics. Interoceanic canal, 1. Burke, C. W. Mechanical equipment of Panama canal, 59. Burr, W. H. : . Ancient and modern engineering and the Isthmian canal, 59. Aspects of Panama canal, 51. Panama route for a ship canal, 48. Present aspects of Panama canal, 50. Proposed isthmian ship-canal, 10. Republic of Panama, 49. Burral-Montferrat. Les £tats-Unis et le canal inter- oceanique, 50. Burt, G. A. Comparison of Isthmian canal proj- ects, 10. Burton, T. E. : Nicaraguan Canal Bill, 35. What will the canal accomplish?, ZT . Burwell, W. M. Memoir explanatory of the trans- union and Tehuantepec route between Europe and Asia, 5. Bustamente, A. S. de. Le canal de Panama et le droit international, 13. Butte, G. C. Great Britain and the Panama canal: study of tolls question, 19. Byam, George. Water communication between the Atlantic and Pacific, 5. Cadle, Cornelius. Nicaragua canal, 31. Calderon, Carlos, and others. La question du Pan- ama, 14. California, New Mexico, and the passage between Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 4. Canal inter-oceanico, 25. Canal interoceanique sans ecluses ni tunnels a travers du Darien. 25. Canal and its reasons, 19. Canal de Panama. Amenagement des eaux, 57. Canal de Panama. Dragues du type Americain "I'Hercules," 57. Canal project and Colombian feeling, 14. Canal rates and the railroads, 37. Canal record, 36. Canal tolls and national honor, 19. Canal tolls question, 19. Canal tolls and the shipping trust, 19. Canal and the treaty, 17. Canal Zone Medical Association. Proceedings. See U. S. Isthmian Canal Commission. Proceed- ings of Canal Zone Medical Association. Canal Zone pilot. Guide to republic of Panama, 52. Capella y Pons, F. Monroisme? Notes-etudes sur la politique continentale americaine, a I'egard de I'Europe, 16. Capps, W. L. See Kimball, W. W., and W. L. Capps. Caracristi, C. F. Z. Present status of Panama canal, 50. Garden, G. L. : Defending the Panama canal, 66. Panama canal's defense, 66. Carpenter, F. G. Panama canal, 48. Carr, C. C. See Gause, F. A., and C. C. Carr. Carr, J. P.: Chief engineer and his work, 59. History — conditions — prospects, 51. Panama canal, 51. Work of the sanitary force. 65. Carrera y Justiz, Francisco. Orientaciones nece- sarias; Cuba y Panama, 11. Carte generale du domaine du canal, 67. Carte de I'isthme de Panama, 67. Carte de I'isthme de Panama indiquant le trace du canal interoceanique, 67. Carus, Paul. Panama canal question, 19. Case for Panama act, 19. Cassidy, P. S. Nicaragua canal project, "SZ. Cattell, J. ^I. Outworn treaties, 19. Cawcroft, Ernest. Fight at Culebra cut, 59. Celler, ]M. Percement de I'isthme du Darien, 25. Central American ship canals, 10. Centra! American Transit Company. Memorial claiming conclusive right of transit over route of Maritime Canal Co., 30. Cermoise, Henri. Deux aus a Panama, 45. Cespedes, J. M. Los canales de Panama y Nicarag- ua, 8. Chamberlain, L. T. A chapter of national dis- honor, 14. Chambers, W. I. Notes on Nicaragua ship canal, 29. Chance, H. M. Mining methods for Culebra cut, 59. Chandler, J. R. Construction required, 35. Chanel, E. Les 6tats-Unis et le traite Hay-Paunce- fote, 18. Channing, Edward, and others. Guide to study of American history, 1. Chantey of the ditch diggers [poem], 69. Charencey, C. F. H. G., comte de. Le percement de I'isthme de Panama, 43. Chatfield, Mary A. Light on dark places at Pan- ama, 52. Cheff, A. E. Isthmian ship railway, 69. Chester, C. L.: Isthmia canal, 52. See also Hall, A. B., and C. L. Chester. Chester, C. M. : Diplomacy of the quarter deck, 16. Panama canal, 50. Panama canal as it relates to treaties, 16. Chevalier, Michel: Extract from an historical examination of isthmus of Panama. 27. L'isthme de Panama, 42. Childs, O. W.: Engineer's report on cost of constructing ship canal of Nicaragua, 28. Supplemental estimates to a report of survey and estimates of cost of constructing inter-oceanic ship canal in Nicaragua, 26. Survey of Nicaragua route for ship canal, 26. Childs, 6. W., and J. D. Fay. Report of survey and estimates of cost of constructing inter-oceanic ship canal in Nicaragua, 26. 76 THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Chittendon, H. M. Case against Panama canal tolls, 19. Church, G. E. Interoceanic communication on west- ern continent, 10. Clark, J. B. Remote effects of Panama canal, 37. Clark, J. M. Panama canal and the railroads, 37. Clavenad, C. Propagation de la maree et vitesse des courants dans le canal de Panama, 46. Clayton, J. M. Speech on Central American treaty of April 19, 1830, 17. Clayton-Bulwer dispute, 17. Clayton-Buhver treaty, text, 17. Clerke, Miss E. M. Maritime canals, 45. Cleveland, VV. F. Xew type of sixty-foot summit level canal, 59. "The Coastwise exemption," the nation against it, 19. Coen, Gustavo. Sull importanza sociale del canale di Panama, 46. Collection of clippings relating to Panama tolls ques- tion, 20. Collier, W. M. Would a subsidy to amount of tolls granted American ships passing through the canal be a discrimination prohibited by treaty?, 20. Collins, Frederick: Comparison of Panama and Nicaragua routes, 7. Explorations for a ship canal across Darien, 22. The interoceanic canal, 6. Isthmus of Darien and valley of Atrato considered with reference to practicability of an inter- oceanic ship canal, 22. Report of survey of proposed route for ship canal by way of Atrato, Napipi, and Dogualo rivers, by U. S. expedition of 1875. 22. See also Lull, E. P., and Frederick Collins. Collins, G. F. Chile and Panama canal, 15. Collins, J. O.: Opportunity for the South on the opening of Panama canal, 37. Panama guide, 55. Colne, Charles. Panama interoceanic canal, 45. Colombia deserves attention, 16. Colquhoun, A. R. : Colombia and the Panama canal, 14. An English view on the Panama canal, 52. Influence of Panama canal on trade rates, 37. Key to the Pacific. Nicaragua canal, 26. Panama canal tolls: British view, 20. Panama and the Nicaragua canals, 10. Strategical and economical effect of opening Pan- ama canal, 37. Co'lvin, F. H.: Hydraulic excavating at Panama, 59. Keeping shovels at work at Panama, 59. The mechanic and the Panama canal, 59. Panama canal shops at Balboa, 59. Commercial centers on proposed route of Nicaragua canal, 35. Commission's white workers, 37. Common sense of the Isthmian canal decision, 10. Compagnie nouvelle du canal de Panama: Notes techiques concernant I'expose des disposi- tions adoptees pour la solution de divers prob- lemes de I'execution du canal, 57. Plan general de canal Tmap], 67. Rapport de la commission, 57. Rapport presente au Conseil d'Administration par le comite technique, 57. Compagnie universelle du canal interoceanique de Panama: Plans des principaux chantiers au ler juin 1884, 67. Rapport de la 'Commission, 48. Comparison of Nicaragua and Panama routes, 10. Completion of arrangements, 17. Concrete construction on Panama canal, 60. Congres international du Canal interoceanique, Paris, 1879, 2. Congres international du canal interoceanique. In- structions to D. Ammen, 2. Construction of Obispo diversion in connection with Panama canal work, 60. Construction plants for Gatun locks of Panama canal, 60. Control system for Panama canal locks: operating, indicating and interlocking features of electri- cal system, 60. Convention pour I'execution d'un canal maritime in- teroceanique sur le territoire de Nicaragua, 28. Cook, E. M. Panama canal and British shipping, 37. Cook, F. H. Panama crane failure, 60. Cook, J., and K. Andree. Beitrage zur Kenntniss des siidlichen Theile des mittelamerikanischen Isthmus, 5. Coolidge, A. C. Isthmian canal, 15. Coolidge, Summer. Three years in Canal Zone, 53. Cooper, G. H., and R. P. Rodgers. Report respect- ing progress on work of ship canal at Panama, 1884, 45. Corea, L. F. Nicaragua, The interoceanic canal, 34. Corning, F. G. Panama canal, 46. Cornish, L. D. See Zinn, A. S., and L. D. Cornish. Cornish, Vaughan: Panama canal in 1907, 52. Panama canal in 1908, 52. Panama canal in 1908 and 1910, 52, 54. Panama canal in 1910, 54. Panama canal and its makers, 40. Panama canal and its relation to British Empire, 55. Panama canal and the philosophy of land slides, 56. Scenes on Panama canal, 56. Strategic aspect of the Panama canal, 56. Cortambert, E. Nouveau projet d'une communica- tion entre le grand ocean et I'ocean Atlan- tique, 24. Corthell, E. L. : Advantages of Tehuantepec interoceanic route, 69. Atlantic & Pacific ship-railway across isthmus of Tehuantepec, 69. Exposition of errors in Ammen's pamphlet "Cer- tainty of the Nicaragua canal contrasted with the uncertainties of Eads ship railway," 30. Interoceanic problem and its scientific solution, 8, 69. Isthmian ship railway, 69. Ship railway between the Atlantic and Pacific, 70. Tehuantepec route, 70. Tehuantepec ship railway, 70. Cossoux, N. V. L. Le canal interoceanique: adop- tion du projet de Colon a Panama, 48. Court of the canal zone, 37. Craig, Asa H. Resolved that the United States should build and control the Nicaragua canal, 33. Cram, T. J. Memoir of ocean routes between At- lantic and Pacific, 5. Craven, T. A. M. Report relating to survey for interoceanic canal, 24. Creelman, James. Fortify the canal, 66. Crichfield, G. W. Panama canal from a contractor's standpoint, 60. Crowell, J. F.: Present situation of interoceanic canal question, 8. Some engineering features of Nicaragua canal, 30. Crowninshield, A. S.: /Xdvantages of Nicaragua canal, 34. The dream of navigators, 33. An isthmian canal, 9. Cudmore, Patrick. Buchanan's conspiracy, the Nicaragua canal and reciprocity, 32. INDEX // Cullen, Edward: Isthmus of Darien ship canal, 22. On the isthmus of Darien and the ship canal, 23. On surveys of proposed lines for a ship canal, 2. Over Darien by a ship canal, 23. Survey of Darien canal line, 25. Survey of isthmus of Darien, 25. Curtin, R. G. See Risley, S. D., and R. G. Curtin. Curtis, W. E. Panama route for Canadian north- west shipments, 7)7. Curtis, W. J. History of purchase by the United States of Panama canal, 40. D Dallas, G. M.: Isthmus of Tehuantepec, 70. Proposed ship canal across isthmus of Tehuan- tepec, 70. Darien canal, 24, 25. Darien Canal Company, prospectus, 25. Darien interoceanic canal, 25. Darien or San Bias tunnel route, 10. Darien ship canal, 24, 25. Darling, S. T. Studies in relation to malaria, 65. Dati, Francesco. II canale interoceanico, 40. Dauchy, W. E. The inter-oceanic canal, 7. Davin. Les fortifications du canal de Panama, 66. Davis, A. P.: Hydrography of Nicaragua, 35. Isthmian canal, 10. A link between the oceans, 9. Nicaragua and the isthmian routes, 34. Panama and Nicaragua canals compared, 10. Water supply for the Nicaragua canal, 35. Davis, C. H.: List of authorities relating to projects of inter- oceanic communication, 1. Report on interoceanic canals and railroads, 6. Report on proposed lines for interoceanic canals, 2. Davis. G. VV.: Fortifications at Panama, 66. Nicaragua canal, Z2. Supplemental report. May 1904, 49. Davis, Horace. Nicaragua canal, Z2. Davis, R. H. Dirt diggers, 60. Davison, C. Is the Panama canal liable to damage by earthquakes?, 60. De Kalb, Courtenay. Nicaragua canal — oiu's or England's?, 32. De Kalb, Courtenay, and others. Nicaragua canal. Its political relations and commercial advan- tages, 32. Delariie de Beaumarchais, Maurice. Affaire du canal interoceanique, 13. Delevante, Michael. Panama pictures. Nature and life in land of great canal, 52. Delusions dispelled in regard to interoceanic com- munication, 24. Denison, Lindsay. Making good at Panama, 51. Dennis, W. C. Panama sitviation in light of inter- national law, 11, 15. Dennis, W. F. Panama in French canal times, 50. Depesee, C. Panama canal and free tolls to domes- tic American shipping, 20. Desquiens, F. Projet d'achevement du canal de Panama, 47. Detroyat, Leonce. Notes sur le percement des isthmes Panama et de Nicaragua, 8. Devine, E. T. Canal builders, 37. Dex, Leo. Un projet de torrent artificiel, 60. Dilke, C. W. U. K., U. S. and the ship canal, 13, 18. Discussion upon a proposed interoceanic canal through Nicaragua, 29. Dodd, George. Proposed ship canal at Panama, 44. Doddridge, VV. B. Panama canal. Effect of open- ing waterway on the world in general, 37. Donville, H. Sur I'age des couches traversees par le canal de Panama, 47. Dorn, Alexander. Der Panama-Canal, 46. Douglas, S. A. Clayton-Buhver treaty, 17. Dow, L. Darien canal exploration, 25. Dreamers of peace, 66. Drouillet, Leon. Les isthmes americains, 6. Dryden, J. F. : American type of isthmian canal, 51. Lock canal, 60. Dulles, J. F.: Has United States the right to exclude from use of canal any class of foreign vessels, as railway- owned vessels?, 20. Panama canal controversy, 20. Dumas, A. : L'achevement du canal de Panama. Nouveau projet, 47. Le canal de Panama, 50. Le canal de Panama. Description. — Tonnage et tarifs prevus, 37. Le canal de Panama. Description. — Etat actuel des travaux, 60. Le canal de Panama. Historique. Description. £tat actuel des travaux. Consequences econo- miques, 40. Le canal de Panama. Historique. fitude et dis- cussion du projet de la nouvelle compagnie, 48. Les eboulements de la tranchee centrale du canal de Panama, 60. Projet d'achevement du canal de Panama, 57. Le tarif a appliquer a Panama et les revenus pro- bables du canal, 37. Dunlap, H. Racial pot-pourri on the isthmus, 38. Dunnell, M. B. Hay-Pauncefote treaty, 18. Duponchel, A.: Le canal de Panama: ses moyens d'execution, 46. Le canal de Panama et la methode des torrents artificiels, 46. Du Puy, W. A. Goethals the canal builder, 60. Durchsteclnuig des Isthmus von Panama diuxh den interoceanischen Kanal von Nicaragua, 28. Der Durchstich der Landenge von Panama, 43. Duthil, J. Bordeaux et Panama, 38. E Eads, J. B.: Address before House Select Committee on Inter- oceanic Canals, March 9, 1880, in reply to Count de Lesseps, 44, 70. Isthmian ship railway, 70. Earle, E. L. Nicaragua, the gateway to the Paci- fic. 34. Edmunds, (!. F. Nicaragua canal treaty, 18. Edwards, Albert, pseud. Sec BuUard, Arthur. Egleston, Howard. Some concrete work in Pan- ama, 60. Eight-hour law and enforced labor contracts in Panama canal zone, 38. Eissler, Manuel. Panama canal, 44. Electric towing locomotives for Panama canal locks. 60. Electric towing in the Panama canal locks, 60. Elliott, L. E. ('anal Zone to-day, 56. Elzelingen, J. M. \V. van. Het Panama-kanaal, 40. England and Clayton-Bulwer treaty, 17. England's Panama protest, 20. England's view of Panama tolls, 20. Enock, C. R.: Panama canal, 1, 56. Panama canal (its past, present, and future), 40. 78 THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Escobar, F. President Roosevelt's message and the Isthmian canal, 15. Estudios sobre el canal de Nicaragua, 34. fitat actuel des travaux du canal de Panama, 47. £tudes geologiques relatives au creusement du canal de Panama, 57. Evans, R. D. : Panama canal; its effect on commerce of United States, .•?8. Why Panama canal may be a bad business ven- ture, 38. Will the railroads throttle the Panama canal?, 38. Evans, W. W. Inter-oceanic canal projects, 7. Everett, Edward. Speech on Central American treaty, 17. Excavation and construction work during year ended June 30, 1909, 60. Falconer, Thomas. Survey of isthmus of Tehuante- pec, 70. Fanning, Clara E. Selected articles on the fortifica- tion of Panama canal, 66. Fay, J. I). See Childs, O. W., and J. D. Fay. Features of the canal, 36. Fiegel, M. D. Der Panamakanal, 38, 41. Figuer, G. L. Le canal maritime de Panama, 41. Findlay, A. G. Oceanic currents, 'and their connec- tions with proposed Central America canals, 5. First battle over canal tolls a victory for the presi- dent. 20. Fischer, E. S. Der Isthmus von Panama, 51. Fisher, C. W. Drydocking in canal locks, 60. Fitz-Roy, Robert. Considerations on the isthmus of Central America, 3. Five-acre model of Panama canal, 67. Flandre, Henri. Le canal de Panama et les £tats- Unis, 38. Fontan, L. Travaux du canal de Panama, 57. Fontpertius, A. F. de. Le canal de Panama, 44. Forbes-Lindsay, C. H. A.: The American enterprise, 41. Canal exploration, 3, 41. The New Panama Canal Company, 41. The Panama Canal Company, 41. The Panama canal as it will be, 51. Panama and the canal to-day, 1, 41. Panama, a field for American enterprise, 53. Panama: the isthmus and the canal, 41. Prospective Panama canal, 55. Situation at Panama, S3. Year at Panama imder Stevens, 51. Ford, J. T.: Present condition of Panama canal works, 48, 60. Proposed new location for a Nicaragua ship canal, 33. Ford, W. C. Commercial aspects of Panama canal, 38. Forgotten canal treaty, 13. Forrest, A. .S. Canal projects, 3. Fortescue, G. Present progress on Panama canal, 55. Fortifying the canal, 66. Fortifying the Panama canal, 66. Foskett, H. W. La Grande-Bretagne, les fitats-Unis et le canal du Nicaragua, 13. Foster, D. J. Neutralize Panama canal, 16. Foster, J. W. Clayton-Bulwer treaty, 17. Foster, W. H. Canal builders, 60. Fourcy, Charles de. Interoceanic canal routes, 7. Fox, G. L. Panama canal as a business venture, 38. Franck, H. A. Zone policeman 88; a close range study of Panama canal and its workers, 56. Franconie, J.: Le canal de Panama, 14. La politique des fitats-Unis dans I'Amerique cen- trale, 15. Eraser, J. F. Panama, and what it means, 41. Freehoff, J. C. See Miller, H. G., and J. C. Free- hoff. Freeman, J. R. The lock canal, 60. Fuller, Sir J. B. Visit to Panama canal, 56. Fullerton, M. M. Le canal de Panama et I'avenir des relations entre les £tats-Unis et la France, 16. G., R. Canal interoceanique de Panama, 58. Gaillard, D. D. B. : Culebra cut and the problem of the slides, 60. LTniversal use of electricity on Panama canal, 60. Gallo, Olimpio. Concepto sobre el canal de Pan- ama, 49. Garay, Jose de: Account of isthmus of Tehuantepec with proposals for establishing a communication between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 70. Impression que hace la Compania Norte-.\mericana, establecida en Nueva Orleans, para la empresa de la communicacion inter-oceanica por el istmo de Tehuantepec, 70. Garella, Napoleon: Extracts from report of N. Garella, 43. Projet d'un canal de jonction de I'ocean Pacifique et de I'ocean Atlantique, 43. Garner, J. W. Has United States the right to ex- clude from use of canal any class of foreign vessels, as railway-owned vessels?, 20. Gateway of nations, 38. Gatum dam; the key to the canal problem, 60. Gatum dam of the Panama canal, 60. Gause, F. .\., and C. C. Carr. The story of Pan- ama, 41. Gen. Grant and the Panama canal, 43. General plan of Panama canal with details project, 67. A Gentleman's agreement, 20. Germanicus, pseud. Central American question from a European point of view, 16. Ghent, \V. J.: I^abor and the commissary at Panama, 53. Work and welfare on the canal, 53. Gijselaar, N. C. de. Het Panama-Kanal, 41. Gilbert, Henderson. Tlie trans-isthmian canal, 10. Gillette, C. E. : Objections to construction of a sea-level canal, 60. Panama canal; some serious objections to sea level plan, 60. Gilman, E. D. Glimpses of Panama canal, 55. Gioia, E. II taglio dell' istmo di Panama, 43. Gisborne, Lionel: Engineer's report [giving an account of surveying ex])edition sent to determine practicability of an interoceanic canal across Darien], 24. Isthmus of Darien in 1852, 23. Summary of report on survey of isthmus of Darien, 23. Glynn, Joseph. Review of plans proposed for con- necting Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 4. Goethals, G. W.: The building of the Panama canal, 60. Government of Canal Zone, 41. The Isthmian canal, 53. Panama canal, 41, 54. Panama canal. A general description of engi- neering and construction features, 60. Progress on Panama canal, 54. Going, G. B. Absence of facts about the Nicaragua canal, 33. INDEX /' Going through the Panama canal, 56. Goirand, Leopold. Rapport fait sur la liquidation du Panama, 47. Goode, R. U. Trip to the isthmus of Panama, 46. Goodwin, J. M. Panama ship canal and inter-oceanic ship railway projects, 44. Gordon, W. J. Panama canal, 46. Gordy, J. P. Ethics of Panama case, 14. Gorgas, W. C. : Health conditions in the Canal Zone, 65. Health conditions on the isthmus of Panama, 65. Sanitary organization of the Isthmian canal, 65. Sanitary work on the isthmus of Panama during last three years, 65. Sanitation of the Canal Zone, 65. Sanitation in Panama, 65. Sanitation of the Panama Canal Zone, 65. Solving the health problem at Panama, 65. Gorgorza, Anthony de. Problem of interoceanic communication, 26. Government's position on Panama, 14. Grahame, Leopold. Canal diplomacy; justification for British protest, 20. Gram, G. W. W. International interest in settle- ment of Panama tolls question, 20. Granger, H. G. : A sea-level canal at Panama — a study of its de- sirability and feasibility, 61. Stain on our flag: secession of Panama, 16. Grant, U. S. Nicaragua canal, 29. Gray, C. P.: Gray's aero view of Panama canal, 68. Sunrise on the Pacific. The world's greatest en- gineering feat, 68. The Great ship canal question, 12. Greatest engineering work of all time, 61. Greely, A. W. Present state of the Nicaragua canal, 33. Green, L. D. Nicaragua canal in its military as- pects, 10. Grievances of Colombia, 16. Griffin, G. B. Interoceanic communication, 8. Griswold, C. D. Proposed route for a ship canal, 5, 28, 43, 70. Grunsky, C. E. : Type of Panama canal, 53, 61. Work of the commission on Panama canal, 50. Gunn, O. B. Nicaragua canal, 32. H H. Der Panama-Canal nach dem neuesten Ent- wiirfe, 61. Haag, H. Der Panamakanal und seine Geschichte, 56. Hains, P. C: Isthmian canal from a military point of view, 12. Labor problem on the Panama canal, 38, 49. Neutralization of Panama canal, 15. Panama canal — some objections to sea-level proj- ect, 61. Hale, H. C. Notes on Panama, 49. Hale, William. Panama canal, 49. Hall, A. B., and C. L. Chester. Panama and the canal, 41. Hall, H. H.: Address on Tehuantepec route, 70. Conflict of engineers over plans for Panama canal, 61. Statement of Panama engineering conflicts, 61. A study of Panama canal plans and agreements, 61. Hamilton. On advantages of forming a junction between Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 5. Hamilton, W. R. Nicaragua canal in its military aspects, 32. Hammond, C. S. Map [and profile] of Panama canal, 68. Hammond's descriptive atlas of Panama and Isth- mian canal, 68. Hanson, J. M. Panama [poem], 69. Harding, Earl. In justice to United States — a set- tlement with Colombia, 16. Harris, N. D. What is effect of exemption of American coastwise shipping upon Panama canal revenue?, 20. Harrison, Earle: Panama canal; illustrated from original auto- chrome photographs, 68. Panama canal in construction: Lumiere photo- graphs, 68. Hart, A. B. Have we the right to fortify the canal?, 66. Hart, A. B., editor. Extracts from official papers relating to Isthmian canal, 3. Harvey, C. M. Panama canal and the Mississippi valley, 38. Harvey, C. T. : Nicaragua canal, 31. Special report on data relating to the Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua, 31. Harvey, George: Honor of the nation and President Wilson, 20. Why the President is right, 20. Haskin, F. J. Panama canal, 41, 54. Haskins, W. C, editor. See Canal. Zone pilot. Hatfield, Chester, and E. P. Lull. Reports of ex- plorations and surveys for location of ship canal through Nicaragua, 26. Haupt, L. M. : Economic relations of canals to transportation, 8. National influence and the Isthmian canal, 9. Nicaragua canal, 34. Population and the Isthmian canal, 10. Ship canals, 8. Why is an isthmian canal not built? 11, 14. Hawthorne, H. L. A Central American interoceanic canal and its strategic importance, 8. Hay, John. Life and letters. See Thayer, W. R. Hay-Pauncefote treaty [text], 17. Hay-Pauncefote treaty, 18. Hayes, C. W. : An assumed inconstancy in the level of Lake Nicaragua, 35. Physiography of the Nicaragua canal route, 34. Physiography of region adjacent to Nicaragua canal route, 34. Hazelhurst, J. N. The problem of Panama, 38. Hazeltine, M. W. Proposed Hay-Pauncefote treaty, 18. Headley, J. T. Darien exploring expedition under I. G. Strain, 23. Hecker, F. J. Great progress on Panama canal, 54. Heilprin, Angelo: A defence of the Panama route, 48. Nicaragua canal in its geographical and geological relations, 35. Shrinkage of Lake Nicaragua, 35. Water supply of Lake Nicaragua, 35. Heine, Wilhelm: Canalproject zur verbindung des atlantischen und des stillen Oceans, 5. Wanderbilder aus Central-Amerika, 5. Helene, Maxime. Le percement de I'isthme de Pan- ama, 44. Hellert, J. J. Nouvelles observations sur la jonction des deux oceans au moyen d'un canal a traveri I'isthme de Darien, 23. Henderson, J. B. Interoceanic canal problem, 10, 13. Ilenning, Richard. Das Problem des Panama- kanals, 38. Hentschel, C. T. Sec Hill, C. II., and C. T. Hent- schel. 80 THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Hepburn, A. B. Panama canal, 53, 56. Hepburn, W. P. Nicaragua canal, 35. Hepbvirn bill for a Nicaragua canal, 34. Herran. T. D.^ Isthmian canal question, 15. Hersent, H. Communication sur le canal de Pan- ama, 44. Hershey, A. S. What is the international obligation of U. S., if any, under its treaties, in view of British contention?, 20. Herzberg, Henry. A B C of the Panama canal controversy, 20. Hewlett, E. M. Centralized control system and power station switchboards for Panama canal, 61. High-level lock canal, 61. Hildebrandt, F. Der Nicaragua-Kanal, 36. Hill, C. H.. and C. T. Hentschel. Lock control boards and interlocking system for Panama canal, 61. Hill. D. J. Supremacy in the Panama canal, 16. Hill, Fremont. Novel plan for excavating Culebra cut, 61. Hill, H. R. Succinct view of importance of forming a ship canal across Panama, 41. Hill, R. T. Route of the Panama canal, 47. Hinman, G. W. De Lesseps and the Panama canal scandal, 47. Hirst, W. A. Panama canal, 57. Historicus, pseud. Fifty mile order, 49. Hobbs, G. W. Clayton-Bulwer treaty vs. Monroe doctrine, 17. Hodges, H. F.: Action of water in locks of Panama canal, 61. Panama canal, 53. Holynski. A. J. J.: La Californie et les routes inter oceaniques, 5. De la jonction des oceans, 5. How Germany takes our Panama canal act, 20. How the locks of Panama canal are operated, 61. How the Panama canal will open Bolivia, 38. How shall users of Panama canal be taxed?, 20. How the world's ships will coal at Panama, 57. Howard, D. S. Interoceanic communication. Nica- ragua route, 28. Hubbard, G. G. Canal routes, 8. Huber, J. B. Colonel Gorgas, Panama, and the world's sanitation, 65. Huberich, C. H.: Le canal transisthmique, 14. Transisthmian canal: a study in American diplo- matic history, 12. Hueston, J. C. : American Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Co. A refutation of its claim to Nicaragua canal route, 30. Nicaragua canal, 31. Hughes, G. W. : Isthmus of Darien, 23. Isthmus of Panama, 43. Isthmus of Tehuantepec, 70. Letter on intermarine conununications, 5. Nicaragua, 27. Hulbert, G. C. Panama canal from within, 46. Hull, A. G. San Bias ship-canal project, 47. Humboldt, F. H. A., Freihcrr von: Considerations generale.s sur la possibilite de joindre la mer du .Sud a I'ocean .\tlantique, 3. Same, in English, 3. Same, in Spanish, 3. A letter of— 1845, 3. Hunter, W. H.: American isthmus and the interoceanic canal, 9, 48. Equipment, management, and economic influence of the ship' canal, 9. Review of the Nicaragua canal scheme, 34. Huntington, C. P. Nicaragua canal, 35. Hurst, T. W.: Comparison between three proposed routes across the isthmus, 9. Isthmus of Panama, Nicaragua, canal routes, 3. Hussey, J. V. An isthmian deep water ship canal, 11. Hutchinson, Lincoln: New opportunities in the Pacific, 38. Panama canal and international trade competi- tion, 38. Voyage costs via Panama and other routes, 20. Hyde, C. C. Isthmian canal treaty, 18. Hyde, H. M. Conquest of the isthmus, 55. "I took the isthmus," 14. Illustrated record of progress, pictures, 55. Intercommunication between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 4. International aspects of the Isthmian canal, 14. An Interoceanic alternative, 9. An Interoceanic canal, 9, 32. The Inter-oceanic canal and the Monroe doctrine, 12. Interoceanic communication. The Atrato and Tru- ando canal to connect Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 24. Interoceanic ship canal discussion, 7. Interoceanic ship railway, 70. Die Interoceanischen Verkehrsstrassen Mittelameri- kas, 6. Der Interozeanische Tehuantepec-Kanal, 70. Intze, Professor. Der Nicaragua-Ozean-Kanal im Vergleich zum Panama-Kanal, 8. L'Isthme de Panama et le canal interoceanique, 58. Isthmian canal, 11. Isthmian canal commissioners' report, 1900, 10. Isthmian canal controversy, 14. Isthmian canal problem, 14, 36. Isthmian canal and the treaties, 13. Jackson. T. E., Son. Makers of the Panama canal, 41. Jacobs, E. H., and H. M. Stevens: Position indicator system and machines for Pan- ama canal locks, 61. Switching, disconnecting, and bus arrangement for A.-C. power circuits. Panama canal locks, 61. James, Winifred. Panama canal, 56. Jameson, C. D. Notes on the Panama canal, 45. Japan and the Panama tolls, 20. Jeans, J. S. : Nicaraguan canal, 26. Panama canal, 46. Panama canal and its prospects, 46. Panama canal and its rivals, 46. Johnson, E. R. : Coastwise toll exemption, 20. Commercial importance of Panama canal, 38. Comparison of distances by the Isthmian canal and other routes, 11. Interoceanic canal, 9. Isthmian canal, 10. Isthmian canal: choice of route, 36, 48. Isthmian canal: factors affecting the choice of route. 11. Isthmian canal in its economic aspects, 11, 38. Isthmian canal traffic, 11, 38. Necessary Panama canal legislation, 38. Nicaragua canal, 26, 35. Nicaragua canal and the economic development of the United States, 33. INDEX 81 Johnson, E. R., coniiiiiicd : Nicaragua canal and our commercial interests, ii. Panama canal, 38, 49, 53. Panama canal and commerce of United States, 38. Panama canal in its commercial aspects, 38. Panama canal: its title and concession, 14. Panama canal question, 14. Panama canal traffic and tolls, 20, 38. Panama traffic and tolls, 20. Panama traffic and tolls for coastwise shipping, 20. Reasons for the Panama route, 48. Use and benefit of Panama canal, 38. Value of Panama canal to this country, 38. What the canal will accomplish, 38. What is effect of exemption of American coast- wise shipping upon Panama canal revenues?, 21. Johnson, W. F. : Four centuries of the Panama canal, 41. Four hundred years of the Panama canal, 42. Justice and equity in Panama, 14. Jonas Lie's paintings of Panama canal, 68. Jonction de I'ocean Atlantique avec la mer du Sud, 4. Jones, F. D. Panama canal. Some interesting me- chanical features, 61. Joseph Pennell's pictures of Panama, 68. Judson, W. P. From west and northwest to the sea by way of Nicaragua canal, 31. Junction of the Atlantic and Pacific, 5. Junction of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 4. K K. Der interoceanischen Canal zwischen deni .Stillen und dem Atlantischen Ocean. 29. Kaemnierer, W. Der Panama- Kanal, 49. Kaufmann, Wilhelm. La loi americaine du 24 aout 1912 sur le canal de Panama le droit interna- tional, 16. Keasbey, L. M.: Early diplomatic history of Nicaragua canal, 12. National canal policy, 14. Nicaragua canal in light of present politics. 13, 2,i. Nicaragua canal and the Monroe doctrine, 12, 13. Der Nicaragua Kanal, 26. Terms and tenor of Clayton-Bulwer treaty. 17. Urgent need of interoceanic communication, 9. Keifer, J. W. Panama canal — its neutralization, 16. Keller, F. A. fi. Canal de Nicaragua, 27. Keller, G. Het Panamakanaal, 41. Kelley, F. M.: American projectors of the isthmian canal, 7. Canal maritime sans ecluses entre I'ocean Pa- cifique et I'ocean Atlantique, par la voie des revieres Truando et Atrato, 24. E.xplorations through valley of Atrato to Pacific in search for route for ship canal, 23. Inter-oceanic canal, 43. On the junction of Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 23. Union of the oceans by ship-canal without locks, via Atrato valley, 23. Kennedy, Crammond: Comparison of relative interests of LT. .S. and Gt. Brit, in the western hemisphere at different stages of negotiations, 12, 17. Neutralization and equal terms, 21, 66. Kennedy, J. M. Broken treaty: Panama canal tolls, 21. Keys, C. M.: Changing the trans-continental trade routes, 38. What the Panama canal is doing, 39. Kimball, W. W., and W. L. Capps. Special intelli- gence report on progress of work of Panama canal during 1885, 45. Kirkald, Professor. Some economic effects of Pan- ama canal, 39. Knapp, H. S. : Navy and the Panama canal, 56. Panama canal in international law, 12. Real status of Panama canal as regards neutrali- zation, 16, 39. Knowland, J. R. Pacific coast and Panama canal, 39. Knox, P. C. Panama canal tolls, 21. Koch, A.: Der Panama- und der Nicaragua-Kanal, 9. Den Panama- und den Nicaragua-Kanal in tech- nischer, politischer und wirtschaftlicher Hin- sicht, 13. Kohl, Ernst. Grosse Verkehrsbauten und der Pan- ama-Kanal, 46. Korner, W. J. Panama — past and present, 51. Kraentzel, Ferdinand. Le canal de Panama, 50. Krock, A. B. : Col. George W. Goethals, 56. Surgeon-General William C. Gorgas, 65. Kupka, P. F. Der Nicaragua-Canal, 36. Lacharme, L. de: Inter-oceanic canal route. A narrative of last exploration, 25. Inter-oceanic canal, route of Paya, 25. Lalance, Auguste. Le percement de I'isthme de Panama, 43. Lambert, Ernest. Panama; story of a colossal bub- ble, 47. Lankford, J. S. Lesson of Canal Zone sanitation, 65. Latane, J. II.: Effects of Panama canal on our relations with Latin America, 16. Neutralization features of Hay-Pauncefote treaty, 18. Panama canal Act and British protest, 21. Treaty relations of L'nited States and Colombia, 14. Latest route proposed for the Isthmian canal, 49. Laugel, Auguste. Les noiivelles comnuniications in- teroceaniques, 6. Laut, Agnes C: Can we defend it?, 66. Now that Panama has opened — what?, 39. Panama canal for foreign ships, 21. Lawton, E. M. Panama canal and commerce, 39 Le Baron, J. F. : An alternative line for Nicaragua canal, 36. Surveying in Nicaragua, ii. Ledebur, Ferdinand, Freiherr von. Der Panama- kanal, 41. Lee, A. Construction of the canal, 61. Lee. E. E. See .Schildhauer, Edward, and E. E. Lee. Lefebure, Paul. A la conquete d'un isthme, 41. Lehman, Richard. Der Pananiakanal, 41. Leigh, J. G.: All-electric operation of Panama canal, 61. Electric power for Panama canal, 61. Electricity and the navigation of Panama canal. 61. Electricity and the Panama canal, 61. Reports of the Isthmian canal Commission, 11. Republic of Colombia and the Panama canal, 49. Sanitation and the Panama canal, 65. L'nited States and Europe. 18. Lendian, E. R. T )s Estados Unidos, Cuba, y el canal de Panama, 53. Le Nocher. Les avanlages du canal de Panama, 47. Le Normand, R. G. Panama et Nicaragua, 9. Leroy-Beaulieu, Paul. La situation de rentrc]irise du canal de Panama, 45. 82 THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Lesseps, Ferdinand, vicointe de: Le canal de Panama, 44, 58. Interoceanic canal, 44. Note sur les travaux du canal de Panama, 45. Panama canal, 44, 45. Le projet du canal interoceanique, 7. Sur le percement de I'isthme de Panama, 46. Levita, C. B. Interoceanic canal, 9. Levy, Pablo. Notas geograficas y economicas sobre la republica de Nicaragua. 1. Levy, Paul. Notes sur le projets de percement du canal interoceanique, 6. Lewis, H. H.: Advantages of the Panama route, 48. Benefit to American commerce, 39. Canal will be built, SO. Man behind the Panama canal, 50. President's plan for building by contract, 61. Lewis, J. H. Why not trust the president?, 21. Life on the Canal Zone, 51. Linehan, B. E. Building of Panama canal, 61. Liot, W. B. Panama, Nicaragua, and Tehuantepec, 3. 70. Lisbonne, E. E. Canal des deux mers, 46. Llopis, Arturo. Estudios sobre el canal de Nicar- agua, 36. Lloyd, J. A. On the facilities for ship canal commu- nication between Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 43. Lock gates for the Panama canal, 61. The Locks and gates of the Panama canal, 61. Loman, J. C. Persoonlijke indrukken van een bezoek aan de werken aan het kanaal van Pan- ama, 52. Long, W. S. Through the West Indies to the Pan- ama canal, 56. Loos, Eduardo. Empresa centro-americana y uni- versal de canal de Nicaragua, 28. Ludlow, William. Transisthmian canal problem, 9. Luigi, (liuseppe de. II canale di Panama e ritalia, 16. Lull, E. P.: Interoceanic canal problem, 7. Report of exploration for location of ship canal between Atlantic and Pacific oceans through Panama, 43. See also Hatfield, Chester, and E. P. Lull. Lull, E. P., and F. Collins. Reports of explorations for location of interoceanic ship-canals, 3. Lutterveld, W. M. J. van. Het Panama-Kanaal, 49. Lyle, E. P. Real conditions at Panama canal, 50, 61. M MacDonald, D. F.: Earthquakes and the Panama canal, 61. Slides in the Culebra cut at Panama, 62. McDonald, R. IL, the younger. Nicaragua canal, 32. Macfarland, H. O. Would a subsidy to amount of tolls granted .\merican ships passing through canal be a discrimination prohibited by the treaty?, 21. Mcl'arland, Walter. Report upon an examination of proposed routes for an interoceanic ship canal, 6. Macfarlane, P. C. Big ditch: the man on the job, 55. McGregor. Roosevelt and Colombia, 17. Mackaye. Percy: floethals [poem], 69. Panama hymn, 69. McKibben, F. P. Notes and views on Panama canal taken by members of .\merican Society of Civil Engineers, 1911, 54. McLellan, A. , G. ' Panama canal versus American shipping, 39. Madden, M. B. Panama canal, 53. Magnitude of the operations at Panama, 62. Mahan, A. T. : Fortify the Panama canal, 66. The isthmus and sea power, 8. Panama canal and distribution of fleet, 12. Panama canal and sea power in Pacific, 16, 39. Was Panama "A chapter of national dishon- or?," 14. Why fortify the canal?, 66. Mahan, T. M. Needed link for our naval and com- mercial supremacy, 34. Maigne, C. M. Guns of Panama, 66. Maltby, F. B.: Dredging equipment on Panama canal, 62. Dredging on Panama canal; machines used, 62. Isthmian canal — general resume of work ac- complished, 62. Malte-Brun, V. A.: Canal interoceanique du Darien, 25. Du projet de communication interoceanique par I'isthme de Darien, 24. Manson, N. J. Interoceanic ship-canal communi- cation by the American isthmus, 8, 32. Map of United States Canal Zone showing com- pleted Panama canal, 68. Marcel, Gabriel: Un eventail geographique, 36. L'isthme de Tehuantepec, 70. Marechal. Henry. Voyage d'un actionnaire a Pan- ama, 45. Marion, Paul. Souvenirs de Panama, 55. Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua: Maritime ship canal of Nicaragua, 31. Nicaragua, the gateway to the Pacific, 30. Report to secretary of interior, 1889, 1892, 30. Maritime Kaniile, 10. Markham, C. P. Making the Panama canal, 55. Marroquin, Lorenzo. El canal, 41. Marsan. Un projet de communication entre I'ocean Atlantique et I'ocean Pacifique par le lac de Nicaragua, 27. Marshall, Logan. Story of the Panama canal, 41. Martin, P. F. Panama canal, 54, 55. Marvin, W. L. First year at Panama, 57. Mason, W. E. Discussion of its merits [Hay-Paunce- fote treaty], 18. Mathews, G. S. See Mathews, J. L., and G. S. Mathews. Mathews, J. L., and G. S. Mathews. Toll at the sea-gate, 21. Mauger, S. W., and E. Bern. Switchboards and dis- tributing system for Panama canal, 62. Ma.xey, E. Our diplomatic policy in relation to Panama, 15. Mayo, K. Hospital work at the Canal, 65. Mears, J. E. Triumph of American medicine in the construction of Panama canal, 65. Medina, Crisanto. Why the Panama route was originally chosen, 49. Meikle, John. Bit of "ancient" history of isthmian canal problem, 14. Melville, G. W. Views as to the strategic and com- mercial value of the Nicaragua canal, 34. Menocal, A. G.: Discussion upon inter-oceanic canal projects, also, additional information obtained by recent sur- veys in Nicaragua, 29. Interoceanic canal projects, 7. Intrigues at the Panama Canal Congress, 43. Nicaragua canal. Its design, final location, and work accomplished, 31. Panama canal, 62. Report of U. S. Nicaragua surveying party, 27. Merry, W. L.: .\merican isthmus canals, 8. Nicaragua canal, 27, 31. Nicaragua canal; its political aspect. 32. INDEX S3 Mexico and the tolls issue, 21. Michler, Nathaniel. Report of survey for inter- oceanic ship canal near isthmus of Darien, 24. Miller, C. R. Monroe doctrine in Venezuela dis- pute; how controversy paved way for Panama canal, 12. Miller, H. G., and J. C. Freehoff. Panama canal tolls controversy, 21. . Miller, J. F. Nicaragua canal, 29. Miller, J. W.: -Advantages of the Nicaragua route, 33. Where to build Isthmian canal, 3. Miller, Warner : America's need for the Nicaragua canal, 32. Nicaragua canal, 34. Nicaragua canal and commerce, 32. Mills, David. Monroe doctrine and inter-oceanic canal, 13. Mills, J. S.: Panama and British trade, 39. Panama canal, 42. Mills, W. W. Panama canal [views], 68. Millspaugh, A. C. Panama canal as an historic topic, 56. Mr. Crampton and the American question, 17. Mr. Roosevelt on the Colombian treaty and Panama tolls question, 21. Molinari, Gustave de. A Panama, 45. Molitor, D. A. Panama canal, 56. Mondell, F. W. Why should we fortify Panama canal?, 66. Money, H. De S. Nicaragua canal, 34. Monroe doctrine and the Isthmian canal, 12. Montague, G. P. Nicaragua canal and legislation in connection with it, 32. Montemont, Albert. Projet de canal pour les navires entre les deux oceans, par la riviere San Juan et les lacs de Nicaragua et de Managua, 27. Moore, F. Work of the Isthmian canal engineers, 36. Moore, J. B. Interoceanic canal and Hay-Paunce- fote treaty, IS. Moore, Robert. Present aspect of problem of Ameri- can interoceanic ship transfer, 8. More data as to water supply for Panama canal, 62. Choice of isthmian canal routes, 11. Government aid to the Nicaragua canal, 32. An isthmian canal and the choice of routes, 11. Morison, G. S.: The Bohio dam, 62. Lake Bohio, the summit level of Panama canal, 62. Panama canal, 49, 62. Morris, C. Isthmian canal from beginning, 11. Morrison, G. A., jr. Compilation of executive docu- ments relative to trans-isthmian canal, 3. More, Cayetano: Observations in relation to communication between Atlantic and Pacific oceans, through isthmus of Tehuantepec, 70. Reconocimiento del istmo de Tehuantepec, prac- ticado en los afios 1842 y 1843, 70. Survey of isthmus of Tehuantepec executed in years 1842 and 1843, 70. Morrison, H. A. List of books and articles in peri- odicals relating to interoceanic canal and rail- way routes, 1. Mueller-Heymer, P. Der Panama-kanal in dor Po- litik der Vereinigten Staaten, 12. Muhleman, M. L. Panama canal payment, 49. Murphy, J. M. Isthmus of Tehuantepec, 70. Mygatt, Gerald. Truth about Panama canal, 54. N N., W. H. A painter of Panama: Jonas Lie, 68. Nansouty, Max de: Amenagement des eaux — Alimentation du canal ecluse, 58. Amenagement des eaux. — Les ecluses, 58. Les chantiers des ecluses du canal de Panama, 58. Excavateur de MM. Weyher et Richemond, 58. Les excavateurs, 58. Installation special de minages et sautages sous I'eau pour I'extraction des deblais rockeux a I'aide de dragues au canal de Panama, 58. Les travaux du canal de Panama, 46, 58. Napoleon III. Le canal de Nicaragua, 27. National honor on the bargain-counter, 21. Navigation lights for Panama canal, 62. Nelson, F. L. Practical side of Panama canal, 54. Nelson, H. L. : Canal and treaty, 18. Isthmian canal, 35. Nelson, Wolfred. Panama canal, 46. Neutralize the canal, 66. Neutralize, not fortify the canal, 66. New American waterway. Canal through Nicarag- ua, 31. New Panama canal, 48, 49. New Panama Canal Company: Opinions of general counsel and documents show- ing title, 42. Report to, by International Commission of En- gineers (1898), 48. New Panama Canal Company, 42, 47. New plan for Panama canal. 62. Newcome, F. N. Canal projects of the day, 8. Newlands, F. G. Intervention against Colombia, 15. Nicaragua. Concessions and decrees of Nicaragua to Nicaragua Canal Association of New York, 30. Nicaragua bill. — Plain words about Morgan bill for purchasing Nicaragua canal, 34. Nicaragua canal, 29. Nicaragua canal, 31, 32, 34. Nicaragua canal. Brief sketch of present state of enterprise, 30. Nicaragua canal. Description of route, 29. Nicaragua canal. Discussion before American As- sociation for Advancement of Science, August (1887), 30. Nicaragua canal. Expected earnings, its commercial geography, effect on ocean routes, trade ad- vantages for U. S.. 30. Nicaragua canal; the gateway between the oceans, 34. Nicaragua canal: review of year's work; govern- ment guarantees; progress and prospects, 31. Nicaragua Canal Commission. Report (1899), 27. Nicaragua Canal Construction Company: The interoceanic canal of Nicaragua, 27, 31. President's report, 31. Nicaragua Canal Convention. Proceedings, June (1892), 32. Nicaragua canal estimates, 33. Nicaragua ports and the Nicaragua canal, 33. Nicaragua ship canal, 30. Nicaragua ship canal project, 30. Nicaraguan canal, 36. Niles, N. : Dispatch on subject of ship canal, 5. Plan for construction of ship canal, 6. Nimmo, Joseph, the yoiuiger: National influence and the isthmian canal, 34. Nicaragua canal, 33. Nicaragua canal. Investigate before investing, 34. The Nicaragua canal an impracticable scheme, 33. Nicaragua canal in its commercial and military aspects, 34. 84 THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Nimmo, Joseph, the younger, cpiitiiiiied : Proposed American interoceaiiic canal, 7. Proposed American interoceanic canal in its com- mercial aspects, 9, 35. Proposed Nicaragua canal an impracticable proj- ect, 33. Nixon, Lewis: Canal tolls and American shipping, 21. Does expression "All nations" in Hay-Pamtcefote treaty include United States?, 21. Panama canal and American commerce. 39. Panama canal tolls, 21. Ni.xon-Miller, Martin. Trip across the isthmus: life and conditions on the Canal Zone, 54. No fortifications for the Panama canal, 66. Noble, Alfred. Some engineering features of Nicaragua canal, 34. Note sur la communication proposee entre les oceans Atlantique et Pacifique, 4. Nourse, J. E. : Chief official documents of the United States on the canal, 2. Interoceanic communication. Nicaragua route, 29. Interoceanic communication across Central Ameri- ca, 3. The Suez and the American canal, 8, 45. O., F. L. The American Suez, 7. O'Connor, L. S. On links connecting the Atlantic and Pacific, 5. Official correspondence respecting the Panama ques- tion, 15. Official map. History and workings of Panama canal, 68. O'Gorman, J. A. Panama canal an American high- way, 21. Okuma, Shigenobu, count. Japan and Panama: ef- fect of opening Panama canal on trade between Japan and .\merica, 39. Olinda, Alexander. Der Nicaragua Canal, 31. Olney, Richard. Panama canal tolls and Hay-Paunce- fote treaty, 21. Opinions of commercial bodies of New York and other cities, about Nicaragua canal, 30. Oppenheim, L. F. L. Panama canal conflict between Great Britain and United States, 21. Orenstein, A. J. : Sanitary inspection of the Canal Zone, 65. Sanitation of the Canal Zone, 65. Screening as an anti-malaria measure, 65. Ospina, P. N. Panama canal question, 15. Our government and Nicaragua canal, 13. Our isthmian canal options. 36. Our remarkable canal treaty with Colombia; with text, 17. Owen, R. L. Why Panama tolls exemption should be repealed, 21. Paine, Charles. Concerning the actual condition of the Panama canal, 62. Palmie, Edmond. Le canal ties deux mers. Son interet au double point de vue economique et national, 14. Pan-American Union. Panama canal, 42. Panama canal, 36, 44, 62. Panama canal [newspaper], 36. Panama canal. Articles on condition of work and ratification of Panama treaty, 49. Panama canal. A history and description, 56. Panama canal. Outline history of projects for a canal, 57. Panama canal. Present, future, topographic [Pano- ramic view], 68. Panama canal. [Work of Commission. Administra- tion, hygiene, etc.], 50. Panama canal bill, 21. Panama Canal Company. Profile of Panama canal showing amount of work done, 68. Panama canal; a contrast with the Suez canal, 45. Panama canal convention, 15. Panama canal and maritime commerce, 39. Panama canal as a grave of national honor, 16. Panama canal in relief, 68. Panama canal; its international aspects, 39. Panama canal must be fortified, 66. Panama-Canal nach dem neuesten Entwurfe, 48. Panama canal — plan approved by Pres. Roose- velt, 51. Panama canal question, 15. Panama canal route [map], 68. Panama canal squall, 21. Panama canal tolls, 21. Panama canal treaty, 18. Panama canal treaty signed, 15. Panama gateway opened for the trade of the world, 39. Het Panamakanaal, 56. Der Panama-Kanal, 45, 47, 49. Der Panama-Kanal und seine militarische Bedeu- tung, 54. Panama, a machine made canal, 62. Panama ou Nicaragua, 10. Panama and the President, 15. Panama problem; a poll of the press, 21. The Panama scandal, 46. Panama tolls jarring Democratic harmony, 21. Panama Tolls Repeal Bfll. 21. Paponot, Felix. Achevement du canal de Pan- ama, 42. Paradela y Gestal, Francisco. Una visita al istmo de Panama, 45. Parrish, S. L. Hay-Pauncefote treaty and Panama canal, 18. Parsons, W. B.: Panama canal, 50. Problems of Panama canal, 62. Pasco, Samuel. Isthmian canal question as affected by treaties, 12. II Passaggio marittimo fra le due Americhe, 7. Pattison, James. Marine lighting equipment of Pan- ama canal, 62. Pautet, Jules. Ouverture de I'isthme de Panama par le canal de Nicaragua, 6. Payments on account of the Panama canal, 39. Peabody, J. Commercial value of the Panama canal, 39. Peck, Annie S. The isthmus — the canal — Colon — Panama city, 56. Peddie, H. J. Canal projects in the isthmus of Panama, 3. Penfield, F. C. : Suez and Panama, 50. Why not own the Panama isthmus?, 14. Pennell, Joseph: Pictures of Panama canal, 68. Wonder work on Panama canal, 68. Pensa, Henri. La republique et le canal de Pan- ama, 51. Pepper, C. M. Panama to Patagonia: the Isthmian canal and West Coast countries of South Amer- ica, 51. Pepperman, W. L. Who built the Panama canal?, 42. Peralta, M. M. de. El canal inter-oceanico de Nica- ragua y Costa Rica en 1620 y en 1887, 27. Le Percement de I'isthme americain. Le canal du Nicaragua, 29. INDEX 85 Le Percement de I'isthme de Darien, 25. Le Percement de I'isthme de Panama, ". Percement de I'isthme de Panama, 28, 43. Perez, Paul: Colombian view of Panama question, 15. Treacherous treaty, a Colombian plea, 18. Perez Merino, Nicolas. Los canales del istmo cen- troamericano, 9. Petit, G. Excavateur de la maison Hermann-Lacha- pelle, J. Boulet et Cie., 58. Phelps, Edith M. : Panama canal tolls question; argument in brief, 21. Selected articles on Panama canal tolls, 21. Phelps, S. L. Review of proposed Tehuantepec ship-railway, 70. Phillips, Charles. On the communication between Atlantic and Pacific oceans by way of Lake Nicaragua, 27. Phillips, Stephen: Marriage of the seas [poem], 69. Panama, and other poems, 69. Pias, D. See Bunau-Varilla, Philippe, and D. Pias. Pirn, B. C. T.: Gate of the Pacific, 3. International transit route through Nicaragua, 28. Panama canal, 43. Ship canal across Panama, 43. Pitman, R. B. Succinct view on practicability of joining the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 3. Plan d'ensemble du canal interoceanique depuis la baie de Limon jusqu' a Gorgona, 68. Plan, profil €n long et profils en travers du canal de Panama, 68. Plan et profils du canal de Panama d'apres le projet de la Compagnie nouvelle, 68. Piatt, Lucian. Should the Panama canal be forti- fied?, 67. Plauchut, Edmond. Le futur canal inter-oceanique de I'Amerique central, 44. Polakowsky, Helmuth: Die Arbeiten am Nicaragua-Kanal, 31. Der Bericht iiber die heutige Lage der Panama- Kanal-Gesellschaft, 47. Der interozeanische kanal, 9. Das neueste Nicaragua-Kanal-Project von Men- ocal, 30. Der Nicaragua-Kanal, 35. Die Panama-Kanal-Gesellschaft, 47. Politisch- und wirtschafts-geographische Riickblicke. Der Panama canal, 45. Pouchet, James, and Gustave Sautereau. Examen comparatif des divers projets de canaux inter- oceaniques par I'isthme de Darien et le lac de Nicaragua, 3, 6. Practicability of a ship canal to connect the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 3. Present conditions at Panama, 54. President Wilson and Panama tolls, 21. President Wilson tries to reverse the lever on Pan- ama canal tolls, 22. Problems of the slides at Culebra, 62. Proclamation by [W. H. Taft] president of United States prescribing Panama toll rates, text, 22. Procter, J. R. Neutralization of Nicaragua canal, 13. Profile and map of Panama lock canal, 68. Progress in excavation and construction, 62. Progress at Panama, 62. Projected ship canal across the great American isthmus. 4. Projected ship canal to connect Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 4. Proposed communications between Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 5. Proposed excavation of Panama canal by floating dredges, 62. Proposed inter-oceanic canal, 11, 49. Proposed Nicaragua canal, 35. Proposed neutralization of Isthmian canal, 13. Puydt, Lucien de: Account of scientific explorations in Darien, 25. Projet de canal interoceanique a travers I'isthme de Darien, 25. La .verite sur le canal interoceanique de Pan- ama, 44. Quesnay de Beaurepaire, Jules. Le Panama et la republica, 48. Questions of safety in lock canal of Panama, 62. Quigley, A. J. Panama canal and the ports of the Pacific, 39. R Radcliff, Samuel. Considerations on subject of communication between Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 4. Railways and Panama canal, 22. Ramirez, J. F. Memorias, negociaciones y docu- mentos, par servir a la historia de las deferencias que han suscitado entre Mexico y los Estados- Unidos, los tenedores del antiguo privilegio, con cedido para la communicacion de los mares At- lantico y Pacifico, por el istmo de Tehuante- pec, 70. Randolph, Isham. Panama canal, 57. Recent views from Panama canal, 68. Redfield, W. W. : Isthmus canal; sea level versus locks, 62. San Bias canal versus Panama canal, 46. Sea level canal across isthmus of San Bias, 48. Reed, E. J. Letter to Rear-Admiral Ammen, on ship railways and canals on American isth- mus, 71. Reed, T. B. Nicaragua canal, 35. Reflections upon Nicaragua treaty, 17. Regel, Fritz: Der Panamakanal, 42. Zur Panamakanalfrage, 53. Reichardt, C. F. : Gegenwartiger Stand der grossen interoceanisclien Canalfrage, 28. Die Verbindung der beiden Oceane, 5. Rejection of treaty by Colombia, 15. Relief map of Panama canal, 68. Repeal and patriotism, 22. Repeal of provision of Panama canal act exempting American coastwise vessels from tolls, 22. Report of the Isthmian Canal Commission, 11. Report on Tehuantepec railway and ship canal to the president of Tehuantepec Railway Com- pany, 71. Reyes, Rafael. Panama canal, 57. Rezzadore, P. II taglio dell' istmo di Panama, 45. Richards, Sir H. E. Panama canal controversy, 22. Richardson, Gardner: Construction of the canal, 53, 62. Progress in Panama, 53. See also Slosson, E. E., and Gardner Richard- son. Richardson, Gardner, and E. E. Slosson. Taboga and the Chagres river, 62. Risley, S. D., and R. G. Curtin. A medical pil- grimage to republic of Panama, 65. Rival isthmian canal, 36. Rives, G. L. Problem of an interoceanic canal, 13. Robinson, A. W. Modern machinery and Panama canal, 62. 86 THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Robinson, E. V. D. : Control of the Nicaragua canal, 36. West Indian and Pacific islands in relation to isth- mian canal, 10. Robinson, Tracy. Fifty years at Panama. 42. Robinson, \V. D. Memoirs of the Mexican revolu- tion. With some observations on practicability of opening a communication between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, through the Mexican isth- mus, 71. Rockwell, J. A. Canal or railroad between the At- lantic and Pacific oceans, 3. Rodgers, C. P. See Cooper, G. H., and C. P. Rodgers. Rodrigues, J. C. Panama canal, 42. Roger, P. De I'interet qu' a la marine frangaise a I'ouverture de I'isthme americain par le canal du Darien, 24. Rogers, C. C. : Intelligence report of Panama canal, 46. Panama canal, 46. Progress at Panama, 46. Rogers, H. W. Hay-Pauncefote treaty, 19. Romero, Matias. Tehuantepec railway, 71. Roosevelt, Theodore: Administration of the canal, 39. Arbitration and Panama, 22. How the U. S. acquired right to dig Panama canal, 16. Mr. Roosevelt on Panama canal. [Special mes- sage to Congress Dec. 17, 1906,] 51. Monroe doctrine and the Panama canal, 12, 16. Roosevelt and the canal steal, 15. Root, Elihu: Address before Union League Club of Chicago, 15. Obligation of United States as to Panama canal tolls, 22. Panama canal a sacred trust, 22. Panama canal tolls, 22. Rourke, L. K. Work at Panama, 55, 62. Rousseau, H. H. Isthmian canal, S3. Roussiers, Paul de. Le canal de Panama, 16. Rowland, Walter. Die Bauanlagen zur Herstellung des Beton — • Mauerwerkes fiir die Schiffschleu- sen des Panama-Kanales, 63. Royer, Clemence. Du percement de I'isthme ameri- cain, 6. Ruggles, S. B. Nicaragua canal, 29. Ruhl, Arthur. Before the canal is opened, 56. Runyon, A. D. Song of Panama: poem, 69. Rushmore, D. B. Electrification of Panama canal, 63. Saabye, O. A. E. Present condition of Panama canal, 47. Sampson, M. B. Central America and the transit between the oceans, S, 28. San Francisco. — Panama-Pacific International Ex- position. Two great American achievements, 54. Sanchiz y Basadre, Eliseo. Una visita a las obras del canal de Panama, 45. Sanitary conditions at Panama, 65. Sanitation of the Panama Canal Zone, 65. Sapper, Karl : Der Bericht der Nicaraguakanal-Kommission von (1897-99J, 36. Der Panamakanal unter den Nordamerikanern, 53. Saunders, W. L. Panama excursion of American Institute of Mining Engineers, 54. Sautereau, Gustave: Le Canal de Panama transforme en lac inte- rieur, 46. Commentaires sur Panama, 47. See also Pouchet, James, and Gustave Sau- tereau. Saville, C. M. Hydrology of Panama canal, 63. Schebye, H. Om Panamakanalen, 50. Schierbrand, Wolf von. Panama canal, 49. Schildhauer, Edward: Control of lock machinery on Panama canal, 63. Electricity in construction and operation of Pan- ama canal, 63. Schildhauer, Edward, and E. E. Lee. Construction plant for Gatun locks and Gatun dam, 63. Schultze, Ernst. Die Gesundheitsverhaltnisse am Panamakanal, 65. Schurz. J. R. Diplomatic history of Panama canal, 19. Scott, R. E. Can the Panama canal be destroyed from the air? 67. Scott, W. R. Americans in Panama, 55. Scriven, G. P.: Military view of Panama canal, 15. Nicaragua canal in its military aspects, Z2. Scruggs, W. L. : Blundering American diplomacy, 17. Panama canal projects, 48. .Sea-level canal fallacies, 63. Sea-level or lock, 63. Sea route across isthmus of Darien, 24. Seabury, Samuel. Panama canal: shall it be Ameri- can or Anglo-American? 22. Seaman, L. L. Should the Panama canal be forti- field? 67. Sedillot, L. P. E. A. Des travaux entrepris pour etablir une communication entre I'ocean Atlan- tique et la nier du Sud, 5. Seebach, K. A. L., Freiherr von. Central-Amerika und der interoceanische canal, 6. Seirn-Desplaces, L. A propos du canal de Nicarag- via, 36. Seismic disturbances and the Isthmian canal, 11. Seizure of property of the Maritime Canal Com- pany, 35. Self ridge, T. O. : Reports of explorations to ascertain the practica- bility of ship-canal by way of Darien, 23. Statement regarding surveys on isthmus of Darien, 23. Serious but not alarming: Culebra cut, 63. Serrell, E. W. : American isthmian canals. Darien-Mandingo canal, 26. Interoceanic ship canal via Atrato and Truando rivers, 23. Seward, W. H. John M. Clayton and Nicaragua canal treaty, 17. Seymour, E. H. Present state of Panama canal, 47. Shackleton, Robert: Our sea-level canal at Panama, 63. Panama canal, 63. Shelbourne, S. F. : Address on the San Bias route, 44. Comparative view of Panama and San Bias routes, 44. Interoceanic canal, 7, 44. Interoceanic ship canal — San Bias route, 44. Sheldon, H. I. Notes on Nicaragua canal, 27. Sherman, E. C. Miraflores spillway of Panama canal, 63. Sherman, John. Nicaragua canal, 31. Sherwood, G. W. Nicaragua canal, 32, 33. .Ship canal across Darien, 23. Shii) canal across the isthmus, 5. Shiras, G. Nature's transformation at Panama, 57. Shonts, F. P.: Address before Bankers' Club, Chicago, May 24, 1905, 50. Panama canal, 51. Railroad men at Panama, 57. INDEX 87 Slinnts, F. P., continited : Special report of chairman of Isthmian Canal Commission to secretary of war showing present conditions on the isthmus. April 23, 1906, 51. Speech, before American Hardware Manufacturers' Association, Washington, November 9, 1905, 50. Speech, before Commercial Club, Chicago, Jan. 26, 1907, 52. Speech, before the Commercial Club of Cincin- nati, Ohio, Jan. 20, 1906, 51. Speech, before Knife-and-Fork Club, Jan. 24, 1907, 52. Value of the Panama canal, 39. What has been accomplished by U. S. toward building Panama canal, 50. Short cuts across the globe, 5. Shortt, Adam. Nicaragua canal and Clayton-Bulwer treaty, 17, 35. Should the Panama canal be fortified? 67. Showalter, W. J.: Battling with Panama slides, 63. Panama canal, 55. Shrinkage of Lake Nicaragua, 35. Shufeldt, R. W. Reports of explorations and sur- veys, to ascertain practicability of a ship-canal between Atlantic and Pacific oceans by way of isthmus of Tehuantepec, 71. Sibert, W. L.: Gatun dam and locks, 63. Panama canal: address to National Geographic Society, 57. Sibert, W. L., and J. F. Stevens. Construction of Panama canal, 63. Simmons, L. V. T. Opinions of the Panama canal ninety years ago, 42. Simmons, W. E. Nicaragua canal, 35. Simonin, Louis. Le canal de Panama; etat des travaux, 45. Simonin, Moriz. Ueber die Naturverhaltnisse der verschiedenen Linien fiir einem Durchstich des central-amerikanischen Isthmus in Vorschlag sind, 6. Singer, Isidore. Panama canal and the Russian exodus, 49. Singh, S. N. Panama canal: its importance and possibilities, 2, 57. The Slides on Panama canal, 63. Slippery democracy, 16. Slosson, E. E. See Richardson, Gardner, and E. E. Slosson. Slosson, E. E., and G. Richardson: Independent's report on Panama, 51. Sea-level versus lock canal, 63. Slosson, P. W. Treaty and canal, 17. Smalley, E. V.: An Anglo-American ship canal, 35. Panama canal scheme, 48. Smith, G. H. Nicaragua canal legislation, 32. Smith, G. K. Goethe and the Panama canal, 42. Smith, J. R. World carriers and the Panama canal, 39. Smith, R. C. Borings for Bohio dam, 63. Snow, Freeman. Treaties and topics in American diplomacy, 12. Sobral, G. Canal de Panama, 53. Sobral, J. G. Spanish view of the Nicaragua canal, 33. Societe economique politique. Communication sur I'entreprise du canal de Nicaragua, 28. Sonderegger, C. L'achevement du canal de Pan- ama, 49. Soper, G. A. Sanitary aspects of Panama and Nicaragua canals, 11. Sorzano, J. F. : Water supply for lock canal at Panama, 63. Water supply for Panama canal, 63. Sosa, J. B., and E. J. Arce. Compendio de historia de Panama, 55. Souvenir of canal and republic of Panama, 54. Spahr, C. B. Nicaragua canal: a review, 34. Sparks, E. E. Diplomacy and the Isthmian canal, 14. Spears, J. R. Nicaragua canal, 31. Spencer, C. H. The Mandingo, a sea level canal, 63. Sperber, O. P. Strategical and economical impor- tance of Panama canal, 67. Springer, J. F. : Mechanical appliances on Panama canal, 63. Panama canal, 63. Squier, E. G. : ( Interoceanic canal, 27. Volcanos of Central America, and geographical features of Nicaragua. 28. Stabler, J. P. Panama canal, 53. Stadden, C. M. : Latest aspects of Nicaragua canal projects, 34. Our diplomatic relations with Nicaragua, 35. Stafford, W. P. Panama hymn [poem], 69. Stanhope, Aubrey. Experiences in the Canal Zone, during French period, 57. State of great ship-canal question, 18. Steam navigation to the Pacific by the isthmus of Panama, 42. Stearns, F. P. Panama canal, S3. Stephens, J. L. Nicaragua canal, 27. Sternberg, G. M. Sanitary problems connected with construction of Isthmian canal, 11. Sterne, Simon. Nicaragua canal, 31. Stevens, H. M. See Jacobs, E. H., and H. M. Stevens. Stevens, J. F. Panama canal. An address, 55. See also Sibert, W. L., and J. F. Stevens. Stevens, J. G. Nicaragua canal — views of a canal expert, 29. Stevens, Simon. New route of commerce by the isthmus of Tehuantepec, 71. Stevens, W. B. A trip to Panama, 52. Stevenson, S. Y. Prince Louis Napoleon and the Nicaragua canal, 36. Stimson, H. L. : Defence of the Panama canal, 67. Fortifying the canal, 67. Stockton, C. II.: American interoceanic canal; a study of commer- cial, naval and political conditions, 9, 13. Commercial geography of American interoceanic canal, 8. Does expression "All nations" in Ilay-Pauncefote treaty include United States? 22. Panama canal tolls, 11. Stout, P. F. : The inter-oceanic canal, 28. Nicaragua, 28. Strain, I. G. : Paper on history of interoceanic communication, 5. Report on exploration of isthmus of Darien, 24. Strain's Zug durch den Isthmus von Darien, 24. Strange, T. B. Nicaragua canal and Clayton-Bulwer treaty, 18, 35. Street, A. When the canal starts something, 56. Strong, G. P. World sanitation and the Panama canal, 66. Struggle over canal tolls, 22. Stuart, James. Panama canal, 57. Stuckle, Henry. Interoceanic canals, 4. Sullivan. J. T. Report of historical information relating to problem of interoceanic communica- tion. 2, 4. Sweet, C. -A. Interoceanic canal, 44. 88 THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Taft. W. H.: Answer to Panama canal critics, 53. Panama canal. Address to Ohio State Bar As- sociation, July 11, 1906, 51. Panama canal. Speech at St. Louis Commercial Chib, November 18, 1905, 50. Why the lock-system was chosen, 63. Talbot, H. What shall we do about it? Interview w^ith Col. Goethals, 55. Tathani, William. Present aspects of Panama canal from tourist's point of view, 53. Tavera-Acosta, B. El canal de Panama, 57. Tavernier, Eduard. fetude du canal interoceanique de I'Amerique central, 42. Tawney, James A. Folly of fortifying Panama canal, 67. Taylor, Benjamin: Coming struggle in the Pacific, 13. Hay-Pauncefote treaty, 19. Secession of Panama, 15. Story of Bulwer-Clayton treaty, 18. Taylor, H. C. : Control of the Pacific, 30. Nicaragua canal, 27, 30. Waterways to the Pacific, 30. Taylor, Hannis. Rule of treaty construction known as Rebus sic stantibus, 16. Taylor, William. Engineering aspect of Panama canal at present time, 1913, 63. Tehuantepec canal scheme vs. Darien and Nicaragua routes, 71. Tehuantepec railroad vs. the isthmian canal, 71. Tehuantepec ship railway, 71. Tehuantepec ship railway. Proposed Atlantic and Pacific ship railway, 71. Testimony of J. F. Stevens before Senate Investigat- ing Committee, 63. Testimony of Mr. J. F. Wallace before Senate Com- mittee on Interoceanic Canals, 63. Thayer, W. R. Life and letters of John Hay, 12. Thompson, R. W. Interoceanic canal at Panama, 12. Thompson, S. A. Effect of waterways upon rail- way transportation, 11. Thomson, Elihu. Progress of Isthmian canal, 52. Thorp, W. Control of approach to Panama canal, 67. Three canal treaties, 17. Tincauzer, Eugen. Der Bau des Panamakanals, 55. Topography of the Nicaragua route, 35. Tower, Charlemagne. Treaty obligations of the U. S. relating to Panama canal, 12. Townley, Susan. Panama canal, 51. Le Trace du canal de Panama, 58. Tracy, Henry. Estimates for a ship canal across Panama, 44. Trade and industry of Nicaragua and Costa Rica, and the proposed interoceanic canal, 9. Traffic and tolls on the Panama canal, 22. The Transisthmian canal, 9. Trautwine, J. C. : Map of the isthmus of Darien. 23. Remarks concerning surveys of the Atrato river, 23. Rough notes of exploration for an inter-oceanic canal route by way of rivers Atrato and San Juan, in New Grenada, 24. Trautwine, J. C, the younger. Cost of the Isth- mian ship canal, 39. Les Travaux du canal de Panama, 58. Les Travaux du canal de Panama. Drague marine employee avi creusement du port de Colon, 58. Les Travaux du canal de Panama. Les excava- teurs, 58. Travaux du canal de Panama. Les excavateurs tournants, 58. Travaux du canal de Panama. Materiel de drag- ages, 58. Les Travaux du canal de Panama. Region de la grande tranchee, 58. Les Travaux du canal de Panama. Section de Colon, 58. Les Travatix du canal de Panama. Section de Panama, 58. Les Travaux du canal de Panama. Vallee du Chagres, 58. Travis, I. D.: Attitude of American government toward an inter- oceanic canal, 14. History of Clayton-Bvilwer treaty, 18. Treaties. Nicaragua. Protocol of an agreement be- tween the U. S. and Nicaragua for the construc- tion of an interoceanic canal, 13. Triumph of sanitation at Panama, 66. Trumbull, Frank. Panama canal: some impressions and comments, 55. Tucker, G. F. Interoceanic canal and Clayton-Bul- wer treaty, 18. Turneaure, F. E. Some engineering features of Panama canal, 63. Turpie, David. Projects for an isthmian canal, 9, 34. Twombly, A. S. : Tehuantepec railway and ship canal, 71. Tehuantepec ship canal, 71. u United States. — Isthmian Canal Commission: General plan for constrvtction of Panama canal, 64. Health Department. Annual report, 66. Map of Canal Zone to accompany annual report (1907), 69. Map showing line of proposed lock canal, 69. Panama canal, 54, 64. Proceedings of Canal Zone Medical Association, 66. Report, 42. Report for the month, 66. Report of Board of Consulting Engineers, 64. Report of the chief engineer, 64. Report of chief sanitary officer, 66. United States. — Superintendent of Documents. Bibliography of U. S. public documents relating to interoceanic communication, 2. Upp, J. W. Electric operation of Panama canal locks, 64. Uzanne, O. Nicaragua or Panama, 11. V Vernon-Harcourt, L. F. Panama canal. 44. Vestal, S. C. Panama canal tolls: arbitration illogi- cal, 22. Viallate, Achille: Essais d'histoire diplomatique americaine, 12. Les £tats-Unis et le canal interoceanique, 15. Les £tats-Unis et le canal inter-oceanique, un chapitre d'histoire diplomatique americaine, 15. View of the Isthmus of Panama, 69. Vignot. Strategic du canal des deux mers, 13. Vischer, Alfredo. Mapa de America Central, 69. Voisin-Bey. Sur le canal interoceanique, 7. Volcanoes and the inter-oceanic canal, 11. Volmat, J. Le canal de Panama, 39. Vom Nicaragua-Kanal, 32. Vose, E. N. How Panama will alter trade, 39. Vrooman, F. B. Economic effect of Panama canal on western Canada, 39. Vue generale panoramique du canal interoceanique de Panama, 69. INDEX 89 W Wachs, Otto: L'Angleterre, les £tats-Unis et le canal inter- oceanique, 13. Die Zukunft Westindiens und der Xicaragua- Kanal, 32. Wagner, Moritz: Eine Reise in das Innere der Landenge von San Bias, mit besonderer Berucksichtung der hyp- sometrischen Verhaltnisse und der Kanal- frage, 43. Zur Frage einer Durstechung der Landengen von Mittelamerika, 6. Waist of the world, 67. Waldo, F. L.: At Panama. A lecture before Franklin Institute, Nov. 29, 1907, 53. An engineer's life on the isthmus, 64. Machinery for Panama canal — old and new, 64. Organization and personnel in building of Panama canal, 64. 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