Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-23
RICHM0ND'S GUESTS.
TIE pAN-AMeRlcAN PEOPLE STILL IN
TIE CITY.
Prom Here They Go 20 Old poin;--The
Southern Trip Aban-
loned.

Tho foreign element Of tho Pan-Ameri-
eas party who declined TO return TO Wash
incion Monday night with the special
,r,in which was called back BY Mr.. Blaine
are still in Richmond. They remained
h.re with an idea of continuing on their
oav South. hut now they have decided not
o. extend their trip through the sunny
states.
wUY THy CHANGE.
This conclusion was reached very sud
d,riy Yesterday afternoon. and the reason
understood TO be tho following dispatch
which appeared Yesterday in the New York
Nr.j from rs Atlanta correspondent;
Frani no beginning Atlanta has taken NJ in
t.r..' in the iourneyiugs ~ The Pan-Americsn
s.i-rat.s. The fCnsfifuf on tomorrow Will cay
rstfh1 crowd who started out on tbe southern
t.r vas made up merely OF the privato clerks
o. 80 - of tho delegates. who wer0 returning
mo. aud mat thcir failure 10 come saves tho
rto.Ie hero somo Cmbarrassment Tho same
'.ra ~ crusurcs Secretary Blaine for having lcft
. south out Of the original programme when
feGeiogeics were really In tho party.
THEY DIDN'T LIKE II.
Tie idea OF THEN being called "priyate
c..fes nud Vnlcfs' was very datasteful to
the visitors. and they at once determined
unanimously 10 end thelr southern tour
l.r, at Richmond.
Ibis morning they will GO down TO Old
Point and remain there a few days and pro-
coed thence 20 Washington and New FORK
81. they individually like.
pr Martinez Silva. the representative
from Colombo. rs the only delegate who IS
le,n with the party, Signor Icearra, Oh
D.ry returned 10 Washington Yesterday.
Iro one or woothcrfo foreign delegates who
were lcre on Monday preceded him 20 the
national capital Monday night.
The other members Of the party who re-
rr.in iu Richmond arc either Socrctauc~ or
aH.rts. They number 10 all about
t0 o..
HfE. BLAINE HEARD PROM.
Whom the special train returned 70
Vr-i nston Monday night and Secretary
Blame l,0rned that somo OF the party had
,......liu Richmond determined tO con-
t... their trlD. ke instructed Mf. Draper,
t..-r special tourist agent Of the Pcuusyi-
,...i road Who Ees travelled wth the
,,g-t.-s. t. come uack - Richmond and
u.lrha>e tickets aud take the South
Americans wherever they desired To 20.
Nr Draper reached here onthc fast mat at
e- O'Clock yesterday afternoon. lie bad
n been here long before L was decided
uuf o. continue the southern tour
Ih. mciutcrs Of tic party who declined
o. 900 back 90 Wellington Monday night
ev,iortlv did not likctbc idea ol secretary
Ihna recalling the tram % Washington,
Don't as ihcy were tlc guests Of the mted
Sr.:r- thcv would not express opinion
a. ut the matter.
TN MAYORS CoUETTslf5.
Tho Pans seemed TO have good time
Yesterday.
Alout " O'Clock Mayor Ellyson ordered
ssrriaces and took them from Murphy
Hotel 90 his residence on Franklin street,
whore lunch Vas served.
Iie then escorted them TO the Central
School (Jch. Davis Mansioul. tho coIored
Normal School. and 10 Valentines studio.
The visitors EXPRESSED themselves as de-
lighted with what they saw. and were
ch.cmed with tie courtesy shown them
Us his Honor.
DRIVE ~ THE AYrEENoON.
Nearly oil of the visitors stopped at Muir
phv'- Hotel and during the day they were
called upon 10y several prominent gentle
men.
ia the afternoon they wore taken IN
charge hy Colonel TaZeWell Elicit, Gene
rsl Dalney II. Maury, and other gentle
mon and were shown places of interest IN
the CITY which they had not before visited.
Sir. James i. Clancev, of the New loI6
Hr0d is the only newspaper representa-
tive who came % Richmond with the spe-
cial train who Is still here, the others
having returned Monday night.
WHAT rHEr SHOULD HAVE DOM.
The Washington star of Yesterday says:
"1he South will regret that the tour OF
fhr international conference delegates was
,ut short nj Richmond. Hut 1t would not
lave pad 90 20 Oh with only two dele
gates and a few attaches. The best plan
would perhaps have been TO have Included
some southern points like New Orleans;
atlanta. Chattanooga. Richmond, and
Fortress Monroe IN the first tour and made
that somewhat shorter III the North and
West. Still the result of the special south
o-n tour could not well have been fore
-t,u.' .o-,
IN another place the Star says: " The
T4u-Amcricau excursion tram evidently
l4d string tied TO It,"
CHARLESTON DISAPPOINTED.
The following was received by the Asso-
cated Press from Charleston, ). C., last
night:
There ia great disappointment here
owing 20 the abandonment Of the Pan
American southern trip. All arrange.
meats hal been made for tho reception OF
tne expected guests. The blame Is gene
uliv land on Secretary Blaine for delaying
o.. frp and some bitter things have been
.,i4 aGout his NEGLECT OF the South.