The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
carried on shipping from tho tropical
regions OF Central and South America.
Organizations.

1t has been arranged that this third
conference shall be held In the building
originally erected by the Brazilian gov
ernmcnt at the st. Louis sition.
which was removed md re. erected IN the
Brasllan capital. The congress will be
tary OF Foreign Affairs the temporary
president. Organization will be effected
by tho election by q majority vote OF y
1 II permanent s president and necessary
subordinate officers. the government OF
Brazil reserving the Right to name tbs
secretary. general HI s sslssls
The delegations representing the va. Y
rioug republics will draw lots 70 deter. 4
mine the order In which ono OF their Z
number may serve MS president IN thsl
absence OF the q president CommlttefAs
will DO appointed. In the case Of thoss :!
dealing with the subjects Of most vit6l \
Importance on tho programme these COM
mittces will Include one member I'm tt tIoM
each delegation, while In subjects Of les.
Sc r. Interest seven mem berR Will suffice
to make a committee. "a @
q Only BY d two-thirds vote can any new
subject be brought before the conferences.
The nations we're very jealous H OF TINS
Limitation, the United States 70 less than
othars having strong indispositio fot I
the discussion Of customs. tariffs and }
such subjects. 5 .5S{5 j Y.
with only six weeks OF life before It.
for 1t lis specially provided in the pro-
cratnmo that the conference must termn-s
ate not later than September LIST next.
1t is also limited to thirty meetings, and
it Is probable that not even this num-
Der will be held. because the DELEGATIONS
must have time to deliberate priyately
over projects that are Of special interest
to them. & }5 If s} AZ y 3{33f 81 $ .5
List Of Delegates.
The list Of delegates 10 the conference
is as follows: 55g Is XII L
Costa Rica-D Don Ascension Esquiyol.
former President. 3. EAT S. Ssi u.s., 4,
Professor Gonzales Ramirez, Ruano y.
Domi nguez. 5i. AZ s e !, VI
Brazil-senator joaquin Martinto. Sem
4ntor Gastao cunha, DR., joaquin 4Nabuco.
Per,l-Antonio Miro Quesada. Mareano5
II. Cornejo Eugenio Larrabure Unnnue.
m Honduras General sotero Barahona.g
Fausto Daviln.
snlyndor-Dr. Manuel Delgado and DE-.
Francisco "A. Reyes, r. Mayorga Rivns.
frst secretary. and DR. ENRIQUE f sorJa.
second secretary.
Charlottesville Arevalo. Minister 70
Rio, and Lieutenant Colonel Olmedo Al
faro, son OF President Alfaro. i
Aloxico-Francisco de la . Barrn. min
lister 10 Belgium; Ricardo Garcia dradn-s
dos, a member OF Congress- 1tca'uu VIZ VIZ
lima Hubble, a lawyer. HI
sArgentIna-Roque snenz Pena. 35.s5.s
Chile-Don joaquin Walker-Martlneo.
minister to the United States; Emilio
Belo cod!cido and Dr. Anselmo HeyiaS
Rlquelme, present Chilean minister to
Brazil; Marcial Martinez. secretary. +, 81
Paraguay-Dr. Decour. a member Of tho
first Pan-Amer!can Congress. Is one Of
the delegation.
Cuba- Don Gonzalo de Quesada. minis
ter to tho United States. Will head K w w
Cuban party. q a.a,s,.
Panarna-Don Jose Domingo dc obald ''s.
minister to tho United States. n
Nicaragua---Don Luis +. Corea. na'n 'sIoT
to the United States. 9 rs 4. y.
Guatemala-Don Torge Munoz, mlnister
to tho United States, designated 70 rep-
resent Qua temaln Mt Brazil,
Colombian iguel Antonio caro-, loFnsr
President OF Colombia; JOAQUIN Velez ana
General Rafael TRIBES Uribe, minister to
Brazil. =. !, u J.
Buffalo, chairman; Tnllo Larrlna ga. COM
missioner from Porto Rico to.the United
states Congress; Professor T. 8. Rowe,
Of tho University OF Pennsylvania; Van
[ Lear Polk, OF TENNESSEE; Professor Paul
8, Rensch. University OF Wisconsin; An
drew j, Montague. former Governor OF
Virginia, Charles r, Dean, secretary,