St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-23
THE THREE AMERICAS.
Additional Committees and More
Complete Reception Arrange

Additional Committees and More
Complete Reception Arrange
ments. 80
Several important changes were made
yesterday in the programme announced
for The entertainment of the Pan-Amer-
lean delegates. The proposed trip to
Fort Smelling has been abandoned,
telegram having been received by Act
ing Mayor YOerg yesterday from ". Z.
Curtis, of the visiting party, asking that
the aforementioned portion of the
programme be omitted, and the
time spent in viewing the city.
\ committee of twelve has been APP
pointed to proceed TO Red Wing and meet
the delegates and return with them to
st. Paul. where the reception committee
in carriages will await their arrival.
The names of the members composing
the travelling committee are as follows:
Aid. d. NJ. Sullivan. Gen. {. c. An
drews, J. P. Gribben, W. b. Dean. Gen.
j. W. Bishop, Hon. p. II. Kelly. Judge
Flaudrau, William Lindeke. Charles
Nichols, W. S. Morton, u. Fl. Moon,
Lewis Baker, Capt. Moffett and A. S.
Tallmadge.
THE VISITORS.
The names of the gentlemen compoS-
ing the visiting delegation. together
with the localities from which they
comes are as follows:
Argentine Republic Ernesto Bosch. sec
rotary: Juan S. Artwell, attache; Adolpho
Z. Calyo, consul general.
Boliyia-Juan T. Yelarde, delegate; NAL
Choir Obarrio. secretary; Aleibiades Yelarde
and Mariana Yelarde, attaches.
BraZil-Jose Augusta Ferreira da Costa,
secretary; Carlos Silveira Martins, attache.
Al,
artu, Faulina Alfonso, Domingo Peno Toro,
secretaries.
CoIombia-Carlos Martinez Silva. CEmaco
Calderon, delegates; Martin Amador. seere-
tary.
Costa Rica-Joaquln Bernado Calvo, secre-
Ecuador-Jose Maria Piacido Caamano del
egate; c. r. Gill, secretary; Antonio Eche
yerria attaehe.
Observation-Disclosures Cruz. delegate; Do
mingo Estrada, secretary: Javier A Arroyo,
attache.
Honduras nimo Zelaya. delegate; E.
Constantine Fiales, Richard Villafranca,
secretaries.
Mexico-Matias Romero, delegate: Adolfo
Mujica = Savage, secretary.
Northumberland Guzman, delegate; r.
Mayorga. secretary.
Peru-F, c. C. Zegarra, delegate; Alberto
Salvador-Jacinto Castellanas, delegate;
Samuel Valdivieso, secretary; joaquin Arri-
eta Rossi, attache.
Uruguay-Alberto Mn, delegate; Henry
Dauber. secretary.
Observation-Disclosures BoIet Peraza, Fran
cisco Andrade Silva, delegates; y. Boet Mon
agaS, secretary.
United States-William Henry Prescott.
Glen Studebaker, delegates; Capt. John L.
Bourke, Lieut. Henry r Lendy and Surgeon
H. C. arrow, of the United States army;
Lieut.. II. McCrea United States navy; Ed W.
p Smith. E A. TrescOtt. I. J. Coolidge Jr,
J. H. Fox, secretary to Mr.. Flint attaches
Representing the Spanish American Com
mercial union, F. E. Pierra Nelson Polha-
mus secretary to Mr.. Pierra; representing
the Pennsylvania Railroad company ). W.
+. Draper.
There are also a number of newspaper
correspondents with the party. Six
hundred invitations were issued yeSter-
day to the dress reception, and it is an
nounced that the members of the LOYAL
Legion of st. Paul will be present in
body. All the officers from Fort
Smelling will be present in full
military regalia, accompanied by
all the ladies of the Fort.
Those comprising the committee to
await the arrival of the party with car
riages at the depot are Aid. Biekel,
KaVanagh, Cullen, Weber. Gehan, J.
b. Tarhox, Gen. J. b. Sanborn, E. W.
Peet and l. A. Arthur. An important
meeting of the Jobbers' union will be
held at the chamber of commerce at $50
p. III. to-day to complete arrangements.
A full attenance is imperative. -.
RECEPTION ROOMS.
The mayors rooms in the city hall
will be decorated with the flags OF the