The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-30
PAN-AMERICAN CONFERENCE.
Reports Received charity Ball for the
Benent OF the American Hospital.

IIIf OF mEAICO, NOV GA CIldTlly
ball under the auspices Of the American
colony for the benefit OF the American
Hospital was held last night and was a
great SUCCESS. President Diaz and a full
representation OF the Diplomatic Corps
attended. with practically all the Pan
American congress delegates.
President Diaz made a felicitous speech,
hoping that the United States flag would
always float as high as its stars. He en-
phasized what had been said previously
concerning what is known as the Diaz
doctrine. In a speech az the American
banquet Wednesday night Mr.. John Bar
rett, one Of the delegates from the United
States 20 the Pan-American Conference q.
referred especially to the Diaz doctrine
and its reception with reclamation. Last
night President Diaz called Mr.. Barrett
TO his box and COMMUNICATED him specially,
on his speech. The President thanked
Mr.. Barrett warmly for his references to
himself.
The ball netted several thousand dollars
for the hospital. The session OF the con-
ference this morning was al hour late,
The Gillian proposition regarding the
practice Of the learned professions was
read and referred TO that committee.
Mr.. Buchanan proposition recommends
n careful revision and completion under
the direction of the customs division of
each Government of the commercial no.
menclature dictionary prepared after the
first & by the Bureau OF American
Republics and also the compilation and
publication by the bureau OF a revised work.
One year after It's publication each Govern
ment il 10 adopt this nomenclature for
use in the cur 'oms schedules and laws.
Publication expenses are 10 be borne
Jointly. This was referred TO the COM
mittee on Commerce and Reciprocity.
The report of the Committee on Pan
American Bank WAS read and ordered
printed for distribution. This report has
been ready a week and IL il likely TO be
another week before final action IL taken.
although II Is quite u~noppo-ed. This Is
an indication of h rapidity Of action
NAV be expected from the conference.
The Costa RCan proposition for an eI-
change Of all Official publications and
recommending free postal service In such
exchange was also distributed. The Pam
American Railway report was read and
ordered printed for distribution
Senor Msron. Argentine Minister 20 the
United States and Mexico, starts for Wash
ingion Tomorrow
The Mexican, Guatemalan and GILLIAN
delegations have agreed on n proposition for
the establishment Of a court OF claims which
IL a comproInis- between the three separate
plans they had submitted. A meeting OF
tho committee will be held Tomorrow
morning and this compromis. will lie sub
mitt~d Three d-lcgations' support may
he sufficient =" secure a report 10 the con-
ference
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