Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
WILL BE OUR GUESTS.
THE pAN-AMERIcAN DELEGATES TO
SPEND TOMORROW HERE.
To re rendered a Reception al tire Capt.
tol, launched. and shown the City
in General.

t'ngutShcd statesmen ana uiplomA,es.
They will be the delegates 60 the Pan
American Congress whose prolonged con-
ference in Washington adjourned sine die
yesterday.
The memborsof the conference arc start
,ac on their southern trip. which was
arranged q long whilc back, and while here
..D bo tho Guests of the Chamber OF Com
rDorc,' and Will be under the escort Of a
committee appointed By that body 20 pre-
pare ior their reception and entertain
ucut 80
There will he little or no speech-making
here. This Is the wish of the honored Wis
flor-. and their wish in this matter Is in
eadre accord with the Judgment of the
committee. They desirc TO see nc much OF
lb. cty % possible in few b0urs and wish
~ s.o our people, especially the ladies.
Vr design OF thor trip rs that they may
chtsina general idea Of tho leading cities
oi the southern States. and the committee
uju enicavor TO make for them the best
n.c rossibie OF the few hours to be spent
THY ARE ES BoUTE.
Tho tourney through the South begun
ir.tnieai q: III O'Clock, when the members
"a the congress lott Washington on q
sl.. vain, 20 which j. attached Secre-
..r. E'auc's private car. Mr.. Blaine, IT has
l,..n stated. accompanies the party TO Old
Point. bat VIII return 10 Washington this
evening The tram, according 10 sched-
alo slould pass by Richmond (where no
4 son IS br mado) az 3 o'clock this morning
rri will got to Old Point in time for break
owing 20 the delayed adjournment Of
fl. conference. and. hence, the delay or
f.-f 1- one day VIII be cut from the time
.- rallv allotted 20 Norfolk, bu' the trip
"a Monday and ITOln
h.t time he conducted according TO the
Itinerary already announced.
VIII oNLy DRIVE TO NORFOLK.
Tho Norfolk correspondent Of the Dis
fl.t 's.t aIght scnt this special:
Colonel William Lamb, president oil the
.-trr az Chamber of Commerce, re-
..r.d tine following telegram this after
noon concerning the Pan-Ameucan vlsl-
.-,,e will reach Old Point Comfort at 8
o. I..k sunday morning, and would hke
,..r committee TO meet as there 70 accom-
r..... .le marty on the steamer Despatch 10
ta-f.Ik Prepare for nothing but a car
rr. dive through Norfolk, Portsmouth,
.r. tl. aavy-yard. We will dine at Old
lO.rl afterwards.'
rHg RICHMOND PROGRAMME.
Tho following is the official programme
et h1w tomorrow VIII be spent III hlch-
uurl:
rns committee appointed by the Cham
rr. u Commerce TO receive the Pan-hmeTl-
r.r 1r'crntcs will meet 40 the Chesapeake
ul ONO depot Monday the2lst instant at
.4lA.N.
Visitors expected % 93OA. VI.
Carag- drive around the city.
N.t alien G GintcI' Gt 1880 A. NJ,
Fi+lP. II. Mayo a Brothers factory at
1l11 H. II.
Ecrl pt.on By tho Governor and Mayor in
tho library 1t the State Capitol from to 2
IN
lunch al Westmoreland at 2:30 p. NJ.
Csrr.are drive at 4 j. Nj.
Ths company viii leave here at o'clock
p. N.tO-mOrrOw ia the Atlautlc-COast Line
for points further south. IheTe may De
stops ot % few minute. 40 PETERSBURG ana
.fler points, but the next place on the pro-
ermne % which 20 lay over after leaving
Richmond IS charleston, :. c.
Nayor E.lvsOu IS chairman OF the Recep-
ton Committee and the names OF his asso-
oatos have al been published.
Their Departure from Washington.
An Associated Press dispatch from Wash
fngton received at l O'Clock this morning
The delegates TO the Pan-American Con
ference lett Washington tonight at IL
pollock for n trip through the southern
States which viii occupy three weeks.
As on the trip last fall through the North
aud West. the tour is tendcred 10y the
United States Government through the
Secretary OF State. and the party viii travel
in Pullman cars under the persoually-con-
3urted tourist system OF the Pennsylvanla
Eulrond Company. Arrangements for the
trip were made by s. W. +. Draper, tourist
sstnt of the company. whowill have charge
80 the train. Tho party Will reach Old
Point Comfort tomorrow at a. NJ.
trumber OF the delegates who could not
l.lg, Washington tonight will JOIN the
,srursionists ca rout. Among these are
Delegates Flint and Bliss, OF the United
States. Zelava. of Honduras: Audrade, OF
Fon. mela. and Naras, OF Chill.
Personnel IF the Party.
The Disprtcl's Washington correspond
eff last night sent the following:
4. the Pan-American delegates are TO
visit Richmond on Monday 1t may be Of
U.Drost 10 tho readers Of the DISPATCH TO
'w who the gentlemen arc who have
t..r in attendance upon the very interest
difference that mas been going On Tor
l4'y o year in Washington.
MKxIoo's MINISTER.
ca.or Wal,as Romero Is the Minister Of
W..cl To the United States. md the prln-
ca representative Of his country. lie
u horn ~ Oaiaco February q, 1851, and
r...1thc Citv of Mexico n 1888, where
.l.D. Tan 1858 he was appointed secretary
u tire llcxican legation az Washington
ts has been q member OF the Meucan
.t. az the Cabinet and also served IN
uar. lie has represented Mexico at
Washington since 1867.
BaAZm's REPRESENTATIVE.
salvador de MeneZes Nasconcellos
Dumm.rd Furtado De Mendonca, who
OILY Salvador de Mendonca, was
born ol July q. 1871, in the province OF
Rod. JqneiaO, Brazil. he comes from one
p. tlo Oldest Portuguese families residing
l thr empire. aud u descended from the
Iumro.ls of Scotland, the huriadOs dc
I.io.a of Spain. and the Mene2es o
(a.rceIos OF Portugal. senior Men,
d..ol WAS educated in Rio dc JaneirO and
r-iuatod ia law ut the Law College OF st.
fsr-
A. tho age of twenty-four Senior Men
doa0a VAS professor of history IN the Col
le-' NJ Pedro IA. 40 RIO dc janeuo. in
he began TO write for the presa, and
rt many years ia journalistic work,
writing. reviewing, literary collahO-
r.aD. &c. In 1874 bis wife died, illness
compelled him 10 lcnNe the press, and IN
1915 DE was appointed ConsulGeneral TO
tlr United States wish headquarters IN
Sew y ork city. In 1876 be married Miss
Sierra Liza farney helman. of the State
o., Alaiue. lie was appointed last July
Brazilian Minister 30 tie United States.
Dr. Manuel QUintana, one Of the most
active debaicrs nthe conference. was born
the i0th Of October, 1876, in the city of
Ll.uos Ayros, then the capital Of pro-
urce OF the same name end now the CAPT
Sd VI the Argentine republic. He was adj
mtct 10 the bar Oh October ~. 1888, and
vIh br.,f interruptions has followed the
Profession ~ law Tor more than thirty
}.s During this period DO has received.
40 less than sixteen important public ap-
continents. the last beng delegate to the
caHicrruee and special minister from his
toHtry Co tho United States IN 1883.
l.0alor is represented IN the conference
by dose at. Plac,do Caamano. one Of the
l4r. tslncu he'd OK the many prominent
,ou l tle great international gathering.
-.r Vaanan0 was born IN Guayaquil IN
.to.- 1888. he began the study OF
las and theology IN the seminary OF his
native c.v. Subsequently he was elected
W ~ ..Is "a h