The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-10-03

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1t is expected that the conference will
last at least three months, aud perhaps it
will be extended over that time.
THE DELEGATES.
President Harrison has appointed tho
following delegates, who will represent
the United States in the conferences:
John b. Henderson,, of Missouri; Cornelius
N. Bliss, OF New York; Charles r. Flint, Of
7. Jefferson Coolidge, Of Massachusetts:
William Henry Trescot, of South Carolina;
Andrew Carnegie. Of Pennsylvania; Henry q.
Davis Of West Virginia; Morris NJ. Estee, Of
California; John F. Hanson, OF Georgia.
The foreign delegates are:
Argentine Republic, Senior Vicente q.
2uesada, Senior Rogue Saenz Pena and Senior
;. Ve'arde; Brazil Councillor Lafayette
sodrigues Pereira, DR.. ]. G. de ANA
al Valente and DR.. Salvador de
dendonca; Chilli, appointed, but not
ret certified to the State Department.;
Colombia, Senior J. NJ. Hurtado Senior Carlos
Martinez Silva and Senior Climaoo Calderon;
Costa Rica, Senior Perez Zeledon; Ecuador,
senior Jose Maria Camaano; Guatemala, Dr.
Fernando Cruz; Hayti, appointed, but not
'et certified to the State Depart
nent; Honduras Senior Jeronimo Zalasa;
doxico, Senior Mathis Romero, DR.. J. N.
Navarro and Senior Jose Mes Lymantour;
caragua, DR.. Horacio Guzman; Paraguay
Senior Alberto Min; Peru, Senior F. c. c. Re.
'arra: Salvador, appointed but not vet Ger
iticd to the State Department.; San Domingo
'eclines the invitation and refuses to appoint
delegate; Uruguay, appointed, but not yet
certified to the State Department.; Venezuela,
senior Nicanor Rolet Perasa and Senior Ale
andre Urbaneja.
GRAND EXCURSION.
tvni ~ D,,11,
Washington on Thursday next, bearing
Nations to the International confer
,nce to be held next month at the Ma
lonal capital The party, as guests Of
The Government, are to be taken
,ver large section OF the United
States in order that they may see and APP
oreciate to some extent the vast resources
If this country. The entire distance to be
| travelled is 5,406 miles, and the Pennsyl-
7ania railroad has undertaken the task of
| arranging and carrying out the details Cor
| his unprecedented trip. The train will be
ID the road forty-two days and will pass
over tho main lines of thirty different rail-
road corporations and through twenty
States. The train will carry an ample sup
ply OF provisions and will afford all the
:uxuries of modern railroad travel The
rain Will De drawn by an improved Penn
'ylvania engine in charge of one of the
most trustworthy engineers of that road.
crew of twenty-six men will be required
10 run the train, which, as it stands, repre-
;ents cost of $l5O,OOH
Among the places to be visited are New
York City, Philadelphia, West Point, Bos-
on, Lawrence, Mass, Manchester. N. H.,
Portland, Me-. Worcester, Mass, Meriden,
| Conn. New Haven Snrinufiel6 Nose Ho1
yoke, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Erie, Cleve-
and, Detroit, Ann Arbor. Grand Rap
dis, South Bend, Ind, Chicago,
Milwaukee, La Crosse, St Paul,
Minneapolis Sioux City, Omaha,
Oes Moines, st. Louis, Springfield, I'LL, In
annapolis, Louisville, Cincinnati Lexing-
ION, KY, Pittsburgh, Altoona and Harris
burg. Arrangements have already been
made for the proper entertainment of the
Delegates at each of the places above
| named