. Representative men and old families of southeastern Massachusetts : containing historical sketches of prominent and representative citizens and genealogical records of many of the old families . ng New York the Granada enteredthe straits of Magellan. The steamer made nostop on the way down the North American andSouth American coast and the first anchoragewas off Sandy Point in the straits, where thesteamer remained for a week, while the partyon board went ashore. They visited the Chil-ean criminal settlement, and picked the beauti-ful wild flowers growing there. Up the Chil-ean coast the ste
. Representative men and old families of southeastern Massachusetts : containing historical sketches of prominent and representative citizens and genealogical records of many of the old families . ng New York the Granada enteredthe straits of Magellan. The steamer made nostop on the way down the North American andSouth American coast and the first anchoragewas off Sandy Point in the straits, where thesteamer remained for a week, while the partyon board went ashore. They visited the Chil-ean criminal settlement, and picked the beauti-ful wild flowers growing there. Up the Chil-ean coast the steamer made a stop at Lota forcoal, and less than a month after leaving thestraits the steamer arrived at Panama. MissWilcox and her party made the trip from Pan-ama to Aspinwall or Colon, going via the cruderailway in operation there, a line forty-sevenmiles in length, the journey occupying fourhours. The party spent the night at Colon,where they were entertained by listening to thebreakers in the Caribbean sea. Returning toPanama the party boarded the steamer boundfor San Francisco without other stops. Thesteamer went into the harbor of the GoldenGate city in the early part of March. There.
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