The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-12
TRADE EXHIBIT.
Will Be Ready for South
American Visitors.
They Will Arrive in PrOvi-
dence Next Wednesday.
Forty Three Distinct Lines OF Indus
try are Represented.

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Next week the business men Of this city
will entertain the representatives of prac-
tically all of the commercial, manufac'
turing. banking and mining interests OF
half of the Western hemisphere.
The delegates from South America who
are touring this country In the interest OF
closer trade relations bstwoen this coun-
try and their own, will reach Providence
"Wednesday evening and ali arrangements
have been made for the big Industrial eN-
hibition in the Fuller building and Tor
the dinner at the Athletic Club
Tie Gu SIS and What Tn Represent.
Secretary George II. Webb of the Board
of Trade and of the general committee on
rhe hosts has prepared an interesting list
OF the guests. showing the countries which
they represent and their business.
There are forty-seven in the South
American party and eleven others repre-
sent,ng the Philadelphia Commercial
Museums and Associated Press VINO are
also taking tho trip.
The forty-seven foreigners represent
forty three distinct lines OF industry,
many OF them. of course, having varied
interests. For instance, according To
Mr. Webb's list there are eleven inter
one stock broker. and so on down the
list the strongest combination. perhaps
being that of Emilio Rabasa. who is in
terested in the making Of buttons ana
the canning of fish,
The list Is as follows:
Foreign Delegates.
Carlos Lix Elett. Buenos Ayres, Argen-
tirle wool hides, wool exchanges.
Coolidge u. Roberts, Buenos Ayres,
exporter of hides, wool and Argentine
products.
Fernando Mepdez de Almeida, Rio do
.Japeira. Brazil comm ission merchant
newspaper.
Arthur :. Hitchings, Rio dc .aneiro,
mincS machinery and engineering works,
stock broker.
J. Cordeiro de Graca, Rio de Janeiro,
engineer.
Ignacio Merry da Fonseca, Pernambuco,
commission merchant, machinery and all
kinds OF goods.
A. Da Costa. Para, lamps and American
hardware chinaware, etc.
Joso Pereira, Para. provisions.
T. w. Dunbap Para, general merchant
rubber.
Guillermo Gesswein, Santiago Chile
machinery, agricultural implements.
Carlos Rogers, Santiago, engineer, rail
road contractor.
Luis Gieseken, Barranquille, Columbia
OTy HOOuS, pToNlSlOus,
Joaquin Pombo, Cartegene, general
importer
J. " Recuero, Panama. general i'm
porter American provisions shoe maohin-
cry, wire. hardware.
Felix Ehrmap, Panama, provisions, beer,
hardware.
Gerardo Lewis Panama provisions,
Roberto Hernandez, san Jose. Costa
Rica, dry goods.
Alexandra Canton, San Jose. fancy
goods.
Mauro Fernandez. San Jose, fnanoier,
lawyer.
Calixto Pfeiffer, Lima, Peru, general
merchant, printing and stationery.
Pablo La Rosa. Lima, Peru, printing,
book binding, ruling machinery.
Alexandra Garland, Lima. mines.
Federico Mcjia, san Salvador Salvador
banking, coffee machinery.
r.. de Murguiondo, Montevideo, Uru-
quay, consul u Uruguay.
Antonio r. Deifino, Caracas, Venezuela.
dry goods, coffee, banking.
Jesus de lcaza. Mexico City, Mexico,
agricultural implements, fertilizers
Fernando Ferrari Peroz, Mexico City,
officer OF the government
Everardo Hegewisch, Mexico City,
building supplies
Julio Lirnantour, Mexico City, bank
Ing, woolen manufactures.
j. Poniatowski Mexico City. machin-
cry for the manufacture of wool, oommIs.
sion merchant
Ignacio Carranaza, Tlaxcala, agricul-
tural machinery.
Ignacio Aguirre. Mexico City, Ice ma
chinery, electric plants.
Enrique Sanchez, Tlaxcala farmer.
Francisco Rendon, Vera Cruz, tobacco.
Antonio V. Hernandez Monterey,
banking water works.
Adolfo Zambrano, Monterey, banking,
water works
J. X. Robertson, Monterey, railroads,
etc.
Federico Kunhardt, Guadolejara gen
eral merchant banker.
Manuel Corcuera. Guadalejara planter,
sugar machinery, distillerf. iron WORKS
Rafael de la Mora. Guadalejara me-
chnnic, engineer, machinery.
Emilio Rabasa. Chiapas, button man.
ufacturer, canned fish
w. q. Canton, Merida, general mer.
chant
Eduardo Donde. .Ialapa coffee machin.
ery, sugar and BRICK machinery.
l.. Cantillo, Merida. hemp machinery.
q. II. Richter Demarara British
Guiana.
Paul ZlIing, Stuttgart. Germany,
director Of the Commercial Museum N
James ii. Harper, Manchester, England
The Other RepreSen at YES.
DR.. w. =. Wilson. director Of tho Phil
adelphia Commercial Museum.
Mr.. William Harper. chief Bureau o
Information.
DIR. Gustav Niederlein. chief Of th,
scientific department.
Mr.. G. A. Green, assistant chief OF th,
Bureau OF Information.
Mr. George w. Fischbacs, the Philadel
phia Museums.
General L. ID. Level, the Philadelphi,
Museums.
Mr.. d. n. Harper. the Philadelphia
Museums.