Arizona republican., 1906-07-23

tropical regions of Central and South America.
 It has been arranged that this third ! conference shall be held in the building | originally erected by the Brazilian | government at the St Louis exposition | which was removed and re-erected in ! the Brazilian capital. The congress i will be called to order by the Brazilian | secretary of foreign affairs-the tenn i I pOrary president. Organization will ! be effected by the election by a major ity vote of a permanent president and necessary subordinate officers, the government of Brazil reserving the < right to name the secretary general. | | The delegations representing the va rious republics will draw lots to de- 1 termine the order in which one of their number may serve as vice president i in the absence of the president. Com mittees will be appointed in the case | of those dealing with the subjects of | most vital importance on the program, 1 these committees will include one 1 member from each delegation while in | subjects of lesser interest seven mem l bers will suffice to make a committees
 Only by a two-thirds vote can any new subject be brought before the con i ference; the nations were very jealous 1 of this limitation, the United States i no less than others. having a strong ] indispositiOn for the discussion of the customs tariffs and such subjects.
 With only six weeks before it, for it ! is specially provided in the program that the conference must terminate not less than September 1st. next it is also limited to thirty meetings and 1t is probable that not even this mum Der will be held. because the delegations must have time to deliberate privately over projects that are of special inter 1 est to them.
 The list of delegates to the confer ence is as follows
 Costa Rica- Don Ascension Esuui- vel. former president
 Uruguay-Dr. Juan Gorilla San Martin. Professor Gonzales Ramirez Rufino T. DOminguez.
 Brazil-SenatOr Joaquin Martinho Senator Gastao Cunga, pr. Joaquin Nabuco.
 Peru-Antonio Miro Quesada, Mar eano H. Cornejo, Eugenio Larrabure y Unonue.
 Honduras-GeneraI Sotero Barahono. Fausto Davila.
 Salvador-Dr. Manuel Delgado and Dr. Francisco A. Reyes, R. Mayorga r. Borja, second secretary.
 Ecuador-Emilio ArevaIo minister to Rio and Lieutenant-C Colonel OImedo Alfaro, son of President Alfaro.
 MeXicOLFrancisco de la Barra. min ], ister to Belgium; Ricardo Garcio Graddaos. member of congress. Ri cardo Molina Hubble, a lawyer
 observation-disclosures SaenZ Pena.
 Chile-Don Joaquin Walker -Marti- neg. minister to the United States: Emilio BeIlO Codicido and Dr. AnseI- mo Hevia Riquelme, present Chilean minister to Brazil, Marcial Martinez secretary.
 Paraguay-Dr. Decour. a member Of the first PanAmerican congress. is one of the delegation.
 Cuba-DOn Gonzales de Quesado minister to the United States will lead the Cuban party
 Panama-Don Jose Domingo de Ob- aldia, minister to the United States. Nicaragua-DOn Louis F. Corea. minister to the United States Guatemala-DOn Forge Munoz. min ister to the United States, designated to represent Guatemala and Brazil
 Colombia-Miguel Antonio Caro- for mer president of Colombia; Joaquin Valez and General RafaeIp Uribe. min ister to Brazil.
 United States-William I. Buchanan of Buffalo, chairman; Tulio Larrina- ga, commissioner from Porto Rico to the United States congress; Prof. l.. S. Rowe, of the University of Tennessee; Professor Paul $. Reinsch, University of Wisconsin,; Andrew J. Montag11e former governor of Virginia; Charles R. Dean, secretary.