Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 516
to Pan-ama, we planned to get offand see the great cut ofwhich we had heard so muchand of which we had caughtonly a glimpse from the rail-road on our way up. A fel-low-passenger told us thatthere was trouble at Cuca-\ slide had filled up the cut to a heightI had heard a racha. of eighty feet above… … GREAT CLOUDS OF POISONOUS GASES HOVERING OVER THE WATER AFTER THE BIG BLAST. in their movement, creeping sluggishly down more trackage on the isthmus and more cars tooat a rate of two or three feet a day. In prepa- than many a full-fledged railroad owns, backration for the flooding of Culebra cut,…
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