The Washington times., 1901-10-12
PANAMfRICAN CONGRESS.
Party ogDelegates Leaves for the
City Of Mexico Today.
Ihe Trip to De Made in n Luxurious
Train Under the Auspices of the
Pennsslvanin-To Make n short
Stop in ST! Louis - The Passengers.

The delegates to the International Con-
ference of American States, to be held in
the City of Mexico. will leave Washington
this afternoon for the scene of their la
| bors. The United States Government,
| through the Department of State, has
commissioned the Pennsylvania Railroad
| Company to provide the transportation IA
cilities. and completely appointed special
train has been placed at the disposal of
| the delegates.
The train is composed exclusively of the
best types of modern Pullman cars. in
| Guiding dining car. and is equipped ac-
cording to the standard Of the celebrated
Pennsylvania Limited. The delegates will
lind 1t not only a comfortable, but lux
urious home, during their long trip of
nearly 1900 miles. The train has been
equipped and the schedule arranged by
the Pennsylvania Railroads personally
conducted tourist department, and an eX-
perienced representative of that branch
of the passenger service Will accompany
the party and direct the movement
Every detail of the trip has been pre-
| arranged and the time table made in ad-
vance over five railroads. exclusive OF the
Pennsylvania system. Although the ar
rangements have been perfected on very
short notice, they are complete in every
! detail, and the distinguished tourists will
have an excellent opportunity of testing
the perfection of travel that has been at
tanned under this comprehensive system
of personalescort.
No attempt will be made to break any
time records, but the special will be run
on the schedule of one of the fast ex-
presses to st. Louis. 1t will leave Wash
ington at $3.50 p m. and arrive at st. Louis
at $40 p. m tomorrow. The passing of
Sunday and Monday night in the next
Worlds Fair city will be the only break
in the journey. Leaving st. Louis Monday
at n:59 p. m, the train will arrive in the
City of Mexico at 1920 a. m. October IS.
Following is the list of passengers on
the train and the countries which they
represent:
Argentine Republic-Senor Don Martin
Garcia Merou, f. E. and NJ. p. (delegate).
Brazil-Senor Don Jose Hygino, Sonora
Hygino, Senor Don Luis Percira Guema-
raes, Senior Don A. Fontoura Xavier,
Chile-Senor Don Alberto Blest Cana
(deleg2te). Sonora Cana, Senor Don Au-
gusto Matte.
Silva, E. Il. and NJ. p. (delegate), Gen.
Rafael Reyes, Senior Rafael Reyes, jr.
Costa Rica-SeHor Don Joaquin Ber-
nardo Calvo, e. f. and NJ; p. (delegate).
Haiti-Mr ]. n. Leger E. E. and NJ.
2. Cdeiegate), Madame Leger Miss
Bourke. ~
Nicara gua-Senor Don Luis T. Corea
f. z. and II. p, (delegate).
Peru--Senor Don Isaac Alzamora dele
gate. SeJ>Sf Don Alberto Elmore. Sonora
Eimore, Sepor Don Manuel de Calderon
L. E and NJ p. (delegate). Sonora Cal
deron, and two children. Senorita Cal
deron. Senorita Rosa Calderon, Senor Don
Juan de OsIna, Senior Don p. Davalos Lis
son. .H7L
Salvador-Dr. Francisco A. Reyes, Dr.
Tomas Miguel Molina, MIR. Manuel NJ. Me-
lindez.
United states-Mr. Henry G. Davis =lel-
egateI. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Katherine
Brown, Miss Brown. Mr.. w. ]. Buchanan
Mrs Buchanan Miss Buchanan, Mr..
Charles NJ Pepper (delegate), Mrs. Pep
per MISS Pepper. Mr.. Volney w. Foster
(deiegate). Mrs. Hill, Miss Eva Foster,
Mr. John Barrett. Mr.. ]. c. Williams (sec-
retary) Mrs. Williams and two children.
Uruguay-Drs-J Juan Cuestas, E. F.. and
". p. (Gelegdte). Senor Juan EtchegarraZ.
Venezuela-Senor Don Jose NJ. Fortoul.
international Union of American Re
publics-Mr Williams c. Fox (secretary
and acting directory. Mrs. Fox. Miss Fox.
c. S Robb. A. V. Foster. L. Fl. Stevens,
J. v Noel, Don Juan Terrazzas-