The age-herald., 1901-11-05
RAIGOSA NAMES
 THE COMM TEES
Spain Extends Her Thanks for
 Kindly Sentiments
PAPERS TO BE CONSIDERED
Brazil, Colombia and Peru Propose to Send Message of coneratulation to os-Dumont-No
 Action Taken.

Mexico City. November 4.-At this mornings session of the Pan-American congress a note was read from the Span ish minister, Marquis de Prat, conveying the thanks of the chamber of deputies of Madrid for the friendly sentiments of the conference toward Spain, as wired by General Reyes, delegate of Colombia, and expressed at the municipal banquet. General Reyes made a speech further ex- blaming and justifying his toast
 proposal of the delegations of Brazil, oongratulation to the Brazilian aeronaut, Santos-Dumont. for his success in aerial navigation was referred to the com mittee on general welfare.
 Senor Cuestas of Uruguay, asked that the project of treaties approved by the scientific conference of Montevideo sbe considered by the conference. The secre- tary announced that the following papers had been entered for consideration:
 Report on Arbitration.
 A report on arbitration and treaty of arbitration. and on the Pan-American
 
 delegation; report on the court of claims by the Guatemalan delegation; and a report on private international law from the Brazilian delegation.
 Senor Maoedo, Mexican delegate, read lengthy report showing what Mexico had done to carry out the recommeda- tons of the last Pan-American Congress President Raigosa appointed the per- val nf f1anu uAx a.s,s4 44ar. Ax~r lows:
 Water transportation, Bermejo of Ar genuine, Davit of Honduras, Foster of the United States, Guachalla of Bolivia, Orla of Guatemala, Pineala of Mexico and Walker Martinez of Chile.
 Commerce and reciprocity Alvarez Cal deron of Peru, Anadan of Argentine Re- public, Baese of Paraguay, Gilfortul of Venezuela, Guachalla of Bolivia, Gutier- reg of Santo Domingo and Macedon of Mexico.
 Court of Claims.
 Pan-Aemrican court of equity and claims, Barrett of the United States, De Labarra of Mexico, Carbo of Ecuador, Corea of Nicarauga, Duarte Pereira of Brazil. Lazo Arriaga of Guatemala and Matte of Chile
 Pan-American railroad. Calvo of Costa Rica, Davis of the United States, FL more of Peru, Reyes of Colombia, Lopez Portillo of Mexico Matte of Chile and Orlao of Guatemala.
 Reorganization of the bureau of Amerir can republics, Barrett of the United States; Calvo of Costa Rica, Carbo of Ecuador, Corea of Nicarauga and San chez Marmot of Mexico.
 International law, Azamora of Peru, De Labarra of Mexico, Bellocoderro of Chile, Bermajo of Argentine Republic, Corea of Nicarauga, Duarte Perirra of Brazil and Guachalla of Bolivia.
 Sanitary Regulations.
 Pan-American Sanitary Regulations Alzamora of Peru, Anadon of Argentine Cuestas of Uruguay, Foster of the Unl- ted States, Galaviz of Venezuela, Matinez Silva of Colombia and Spardo of Mexico Patents, Trade Marks and Weights and Measures--Alvarez Calderon of Peru, Baez Of Paraguay and Chavero of Mex ico. Practive of the Learned Professions and Literary relations-Blestagana of Chile, Garcia Merou of Argentine Republic and Sanchez Marmot of Mexico.
 Resources and Statistics-Calvo of Costa Rica, Estupinia of Salvador. Gilfourtout of venezula, Leonard of Honduras, Lopez Portillo of Mexico, Matte of Chile and Pepper Of the United States.
 Inter-oceanio Canal-Carbo of Ecuador, Davila of Honduras, Foster of the United States, Leger of Hayti, and Pineada of Mexico.
 Agriculture and Industries-Baez of Par aguay, Galaviz of Venezuela, Gutirrez of Santo Domingo, Orla of Guatemala and Sanchez Marmot of Mexico.
 Rules and Credentials-Barrett of the United States, Ca,yo of Costa Rica, and Corea of Nicaragua.
 Future Pan -Americsn Conference-Ana- don of Argentine Republic, Buchanan of the United States, Duarte Perirra of Bra gil, Guitrrez of Mexico, and Lazo Ar riaga of Guatemala.