Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-26


tho industrial establishments, which have
furnished 40 many manufacturing prod
rcts Tor their countries. The event had
betn Looked forward to with eager inter-
est and the various committees entrusted
with the arrangements for the reception
of tho visitors had ably performed thsir
%oik. The guests were warmly received,
hospi.Rtly entertained and during the
brief period of their visit were
shown, as far as possible, the great
lnauairiai concerns that have made the
name Of Wilmington familiar il not
famous wherever the products of civiliza-
tion are Itilizsd by the human eaca. 1t
was matter Of rUgret that more of the
delegates were not present, but ttose
who came enjoyed one OF the choicest
mud most dshgltful OF the many recep-
ticns that have been accorded the dis
tiuGu'ahed guests from tbs Central and
So1!h American countries since they
haya been sojourning in ths United
States.
The first tidipes Of the distinguished
fraa,s Saturday morning came from New
York over EVERY EvENINe's wire. The
dispatch read: The Pan American dele
gates who have been week in
seeing the sights OF the city this morning
started back for Washington. Despite
the late hour to which the bsrqnet given
them ut Dslmonico'g by tho Spanish
American residents extended last night
they we're up early this morning and hay-
ing paraksn Of nasty breakfast ut the
Fitth hrenu6 hotel, entered the long
line of carriages awaiting them at thu
TGenty.thir6 street entrance and were
driven 60 the Desbrosses street ferry. Az
in ali their drives through the city an e.
cor of mountel police riding on either
side Of the carriages accompanied them.
There were ca in the party and they
reached Jersey City at u. nj. special
ss.in on the Pennsylvania railroad was in
re4dineas for them aud the return trip to
Warrington was at once begun. They
vii! stor at Wilmington.
ARRIVAL. AN EDGE MOOR.
The special train OF the government
bearing the delegates of the Pan Aueri-
can Congress arrived at Edge Moor OF
HAS. The cortege of cars comprised
siI palGtiai coaches, dining room, yesti.
bnta ard drawing room and boudoir, With
complete retinue Of aoloree servants
white capped cooks and white-sproned
walters.
President Sellers and number of civil
engineers OF the Edge Moor Iron Works
m same two hundred Wilmingtonians
wlta un the platform and oourteously re-
c4iynd the delegates as they disembarked
escorted by the oom .nittee OF arrange
meass from this city who had gene t.
G}ey'5 Ferry this morning to meet the
dsiexatas' train. These gentlemen com
pissed Preston Lisa, Hon. Thomas f
EnYatt George II. Bates, Mayor Aar
rim s.cn, Daniel W. Taylor and II. II
CHrttS. The members Of the Pan-Ameri
can Congress present were;
DELEGATES sEoRETARIEs AND ATTACHES.
dayti-Delegate, Arthur Laforestrie
SEQ aiary, Il. Aristide Preston.
NicNrapul-D Delegate, Horatio Guzmsn
Attache, Il Meyorge.
pe1a--5ectetarY Leopoldo OyRgue
Soyer: Attache. Manuel Elgusra.
Observation-Disclosures, Carlos MARITIME
Silva.
Costa Rico-secretary Joaquin Bel
naio Celvo.
Paraguay Delegate, Jose s. Deooud
Brazil Delegates, Salvador de Msr
7onca; Secretary, joaquin do Freitn
VGeconoalos; Attaches, Alfredo
Motaes CONES Ferreire, Mario do Me.
concn.
Aondurna-secr Riohard vllIt
franco.
Mexico Delegate, Mltess Romero.
Ud.ted States Delegates, John
Henderson, William Henry Trescot
Morris NJ. Estee.
yenezusls Delegate, Francisco Al
topio silva.
Chilli Delegate, jose Alfonso; Seer
,orieB, Carlos ZnnRrtu, Pauline Atoms
Domingo Psna Toro.
Executive officer, William e. Curti
Discussing Officer, HGl8hwcut How
fIergssnt n;-arms, john G. BoRgka, 0al
tain, U. $. A.; Assistant Sergeant. a
arms, Henry Il. Leutiy, FirRt Lieatennn
U. $. A.; Spreeoa, + O. Twrow, A.
surgeon, U. s. A Attaches, e. W.
Smith and Il. A. Trsgact.
Guatemala, Uruguay, Argentine Co
federation, Bolivia, Salvador and Ecu
dor Wsso not Represented.
1t was bright, enlivening scene {
the platform as the foreign gentleme
many Of them accompanied by the
wlyaH and daughters, cgagted and frate
rizsd WITH the WilElingtoLlans {
Secretary Rayard was surrounded by
crowd OF lgGiea % tho diplomatic corr
An eeenpd delighted to meet their o
friend, the tz-seclgtary. Gr. Baya
eetmed quite at home among the Sea
Americans, some of whom wera qni
denongfrative III their pro!uslon OF {
pIes1ona o. pleasure.
There were strong ccatrhst3 Of fsRtJ
ami dress &mong tho Foreigners. Spani
GxrianaiiDas were mead all arour
Some OF Tao delegates we're definite
scientific looking with thnir sharp, III
features, gray hair, and gliekly g!Suoi
dark eyes. IAlisilk hats wi:hthe Parish
peAk were the mo.tly-Gtlacted head gt
for the gentlemen, ana this ladies, but
their deep. olive complexion5 would ma
very lively anu attractive Souug anne
can lali1g.
Almost nj; OF the foreign sen,lam
wore large boutonnieres otpurpis yiOls
Underneath the oYercoas OF one of
diplomats, q grave and dignitied rers'
al,e the reporter caught Iht OF q jews
medal. Ii was surprising TO notice
Grpa. disparity in aeo among the Dc
gates. lh0fs were seme bright j1ysi
young fellows, undeniabie dudes il &c
unexGtptionsbla attire Gnd their pat
leather shoes, white oiheES were eide
enough tor the youngsters grand'atb,
They we.e all very laxative, Gemons'
tvs aed extremely nhsefvGnt.
Secretary Blaine was ne. among
delegates.
The visitors were FIRST coriHrt7d to
big Tivetting shop, AL apartment coy
in two and a.Ealf acres, all under
spacious glass roof. Here 800 braw
muscular nachinis's and their aasists
Nsfe watched performing ths thGus
arr one wonderful "details Of their We