Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
Pan-American Conference.

Secretary Root also discussed the coming
pan-American conference at Rio Janeiro
and his prospective visit to South America
Primarily" he said, lit is to enable me
TO get better acquainted with those conn
tries' and hope that it will result in better
understanding by them of the United States
and by the United States of them.
Inc United States had no desire for one
men OF the territory of any of them. and
the example of the policy carried ONT to-
ward Cuba, think. should be taken a g owl
dence of this governments DISTINGUISHED
poilcy IN desiring to promote better raIa-
oioiis win an the Latin-Amerfcan countries
ana 10 heip them in their progress
me remarks of Secretary Root uvero ,o
celVed with enthusiasm by the renresents-
ives Oh the Latin American countries Pc
Spouse was made in Spanish by Senior Del
gado, minister of foreign affairs of s.I,,a
dor, who Is In Washington en- ronta. 20 "
no conference. to which he is one of The
delegates o VI the
senior Requena Bermudez. charge DAT
falres or Uruguay. proposed that a nnasSaaa
OF greeting be sent TO the President ~ 60
and on the motion of Senior Tulio Iarrinaaa
commissioner of Porto Rico In Congress q
message or congratulations was also ad-
dressed to President Roosevelt This actIor
was enthusiastically carried out
Greeting to President Palma
Inc messages We're as follows:
we greet President Palma and mako
vows for the success of the government
this day inaugurated."
10 President Roosevelt-It was resolved
TO express to you the sentiments of recog-
milton 1or your noble participation in help
ing to secure the independence and con-
tr1but1ng to the prosperity of Cuba
Minister Quesada also added a personal
message OF greeting TO the President
List of Guests.
The guests were: Secretary Root Senior
Delgado, minister of foreign affairs of Sal
vador; Senator Foraker, Representativ
James Allen Cooper. Assistant Secretary of
State Robert Bacon, the minister of Haiti
Mr. ]. N. Leger: the minister of Costa
Rica, Senior ]. B. Calvo; the minister of
Nicaragua. Senior Luis F. Corea the min
lister Of Bolivia, Seonr Ignacio Calderon;
the minister of Panama. Senior ]. Domingo
Obaldia; the minister OF Guatemala, Senior
Jorge Munoz: the minister of the Argentine
republic, Senior Epifanio Portela; the charge
d flares Of Venezuela, Senior r. Garbiras
GuZman; the charge d'affaires of Uruguay,
Senior Requena Bermudez; the charge d. af-
fairies OF Chile. Senior Manuel J. Vega; the
first secretary of the Brazilian embassy
Senior Siivino Gurgel Do Amaral the first
secretary OF the Colombian legation. Senior
Eduardo Perez Triana; the second secre-
tary of the Mexican embassy. Senior Bal
bino Davalos the secretary of the Salvador
delegation to the Rio conference senior
Roman Mayorga Rivas; Enrique Borjas
attached to the same; Gen. J. Franklin
Bell, chief of STAFF Admiral Schley. Ad-
miral Charles O'Ne!ll. Surgeon General
Wyman, Commander Hodges Williams c.
Fox, director of the bureau of American
republics; Mr.. Francisco Yanes secretary
OF the same; Dr. Alfred G. Robbins, Mr.
a., -1a- Der A Mo-,
Ramon l.. Miranda, Mr.. Jose Gregerio Del
gado DR.. ]. NJ. Delgado of the Marine Hos
pital service, Seno Tulio Earrinaga Emilio
Amores. Senior Francisco PiIla. second Sec
rotary Of the Cuban legation; Mr. Augustfn
Barranco chancellor. and Mr.. J. F. Cam
pillo of the Cuban legation.