The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-30

erecting a small pavilion in the exposi-
ton grounds, in which he viii make col
ieCtIEe exhibit OF certain GuaIeTnalau pro-
ducts Senior Don Albert NiqUet has been
commissioned by the Government Of Qua
temaIa for the disustaJiOn OF coffee. eN-
hibited i'm the form Of drink. L IS be
lieVed that Senior Don Manuel EngueJa
VIII exhibit his famous collection Of eth
nology and archaeology composed Of $50
pieces. The Government OF Guatemala
has appointed az women mana gers. Sc
nora DOna Conception Saravla Ne Zirion,
and SenoTIta Dona Irene OiIyerO Molina
The Government Of Haiti accepted Off
CialIy the invitation which was sent TO
participate in this exposition, and the
Minister Of Agriculture IN Port-au-Prince
viii make q special exhibit Of mis- de
partment-
The Honduras Building in The Pan
American grounds is completely finished
it is Of graceful design and has been con
StruCted at cost OF 5000 gold The col
lection of products 70 ~ exhibited by
Honduras Is ready Pending the arrival
Of the commission Senior Gen. NiCanor
Bolet-Peraza, Consul General Of the Re
public, in New York, has received instrua-
tons to arrange everything pertaining 70
the reception Of the products from Hon
dur2S and their installation. Senior Don
jose Leonard has charge Of the collection
Of the chronological part of the Honduras
exhibit, and Bishop Camayagua is TO
make a special chronological exhibit.
The Government Of the United Mexican
States has just completed an attractive
building Of two stories occupying the
ground space of sixty feet by CRY feet
intended to contain only the sluing ex-
nloIt which viii be made by tits TepTb-
lie This pavilion has cost about s. 90
gold Besides, Mexico has had assign ed
800 square feet IN Agriculture Z.0g0 in
Forestry 300 in Horticulture 1000 in
Manufactures. and 2.eo0 in Ethn0Iogy and
Archaeology. The exposition manage
meut has arranged everything in order
that the company Of mounted '.Ruraies-'
Il f1r i'll nd H.r-
VIII be duly quSrtered in the Pan-Aneri-
can grounds. The Mexican Government
has appointed as women managers Sonora
Don Laura Smith de MdTiScai and Sonora
DOn3 Maria Cans de LimantOIIr- The
Mexican Government has appointed Lieut.
Col Don Enrique MOndra gon. Second
Captain Don Victor HeTnandeZ-COb2r Tu-
bias, ard Lieut. Don Francisco Narvaez
TO inspect as representatives Of the MeXi-
can Artillery Corps the special exhibit Of
! ordnance war materials. and navy equip
rnents which viii he made Ia q special
building in the Psn-American grounds
Nicaragua has asked for $50 square feet
/ Of space IN Mining, BOD in Horticulture.
/ 4VJ IN Agriculture. 80 In Horticulture and
300 in Ethnologv and Archaeology Senior
Don Luis F Corea. Mica raguan Minister
IN Washington, Is chairman of the com
mission FOR Nicaragua Senior IngenierO
Don Alexandra Be~mudez. Secretary of
the Nicaragua Legation, is secretary of
! the commission SeuOTeS George c
BroOme, Kari won Meyhoff and Gen Ar
= q
Detroit, Mich, are the members Of the
commission. During General Bresler's alb
SenCe. his brot her Senior Don Eugene
BreSier viii represent him
Paraguay VIII not participate officially
| IN the exposition. but Senior Bon A Ru-
tbs, Consul for Paraguay at PHILADELPHIA
VIII do his utmost to make a private ex-
/ hibiti0u and viii try 70 obtain samples of
Paraguayan products from the PhiIadeI-
/ phla Commercial MUSEUM and from the
Smithsonian Institution to exhibit them in
Buffalo
The Peru commission has asked for ! "a
feet in Agriculture. 500 IN ManUfa ctures.
800 in Forestry. and 800 II Mines The Pc
rITiau Government has appointed as
women managers Sonora Dona Emilia
Gonzales du Bots and Sonora Doua Juana
/ A de Dammert.
Porto Rico has appointed Senior Don
Jose T. Silva, chairman Of its commission.
I DIT. Jose GOmeZ-BriOsO. and Major Gener-
Al Fisher are members Of the commits
sion The government Of the island has
| appropriated the sum Of $1,000 gold to
participate In the exposition. and COM
rnissiOned Senior Ingeniero Don ArmandO
Morales. who is now in Buffalo, TO attend
10 the construction Of building typical
OF the Porto Rican Rancho" % by 7s
feet and % feet high, costing about s. 600
gold Senior MORALES has let out the con
tract and has submitted to the director
general the plans OF the building. Porto
Rico viii exhibit its products in agTicul-
tUTe. The exposition mans cement is ar
ranging TO have a band Of cord instru-
ments from Porto Rico. during the expo
sition, TO play the typical airs and beau