The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-13

Elder Joliet Gll.l District; very-Rev. John
Emmettsburg, Nd; DR.. Stuart Robinson,
Mormon Church: Rev. 3. A. Dalrymple, Epis.
Gopal, Baltimore, Nd; Rev. z. u. Humphrey,
Professor in Lane Seminary. Cincinnati. o.;
Dr.. Leonard Bacon, New York.
Dr.: &. y. Wright Inspector National Board
q Health, Chattanooga, Tenn; Dr.. Charles
McDermont, ex-Surgeon-G General Of Ohio; DR..
Smith Jones. Richmond, Va; DR.. Hlva Curtis,
Cincinnati, O.: On. James Otis Pond, New
York; DR.; William c. Cheesebrough, New
Ind; DR.. James Bsbcock, Albany. New York !:
Dr.: Francis Carter, Dean Of st. Ariines Medical
College, Cincinnati; George A. Otis Surgeon
3 SIhsn1 states Navy; , Dr.; Her%sn Wendell
retary OF the Louisiana State Board of Health;
Dr. John ID. Russ, Pompton, N. j.: DIR. P. C.
Boyer New Orleans; DR.; Richard o. Conling,
Ray, specialist and author on insanity, Phila-
delPhia, Pa; Dr.. Ezekiel B. Gaines, BoontOn,
NJ; Dr. Charles Macgill, Richmond, Va; DIR.
and Surgeons, Keokuk, Iowa: DIR. James C.
Forester, New York City; DR.. D. Warren
Brichel, New Orleans, La; DR.. Edward Rey-
nOlds, Boston, Mass.
SCIENCE AND EDUCATION
Gen. Charles B. Stuart, civil engineer Cleve-
land, O.. Prof. Alphonso Wood, botanist, West
Farms, n. Y; Prof. William c. Fowler, Am
Sern iovegor nf sSa GSeorge San
Brooklyn, NY; J. Lewis Diman, d. D., Profess
sor OF History and Political Economy, Brown
University: Providence, r. L.; Prof. David
n: H.; Daniel 4. Webster, New York, inventor
OF Woodworth's planning machine; Charles F.
Secor, authority in metallurgy, New York:
Trustees of John Hopkins University, Balti-
more, Md: Prof. j. T. Humphreys, scientist,
Greensboro, n: c.; Col. E.. A. L. Roberts. in
H v. Kerr, State Librarian of Ohio; Prof. Hi
ram Mead, of Oberlin College, Ohio; Ransom
Cook, inventor, Saratoga; N. Y; Capt Edward
Hull benSisal
Granville. o.; Matthew yassar, patron of Vas
sar College; Samuel B. Ruggles, political econ
omist, New York; Prof. George B. Williams,
of Wellesley College, Massachusetts; Rev. DIR.
John w. Mears, Professor of Metaphysics,
Hamilton College, New York; Rev: H. p. Tap
John Bacon, Professor of Chemistry at Har-
ward College: DR.. Isaac l. Hayes, Arctic ex-
plorer, New York.
JOURNALISM.
Edgar II. LHther, Boston (Mass.) Globe; c. B.
wilkinson, Denver (Colo.) Republican; Hans
Haerting, Stddts-Z eitun0, Chicago; w. H. Gard
liner. Sunday Ary,ss, Louisville, KY; Charles
MeKnght phiiadelR ,htaI ETfni"g MsTs n
Goodrich. Bradford Pa Reporter; Ernest Buh-
lert, &ddts- Zeitun0, Chicago; John 3. CARING
ton, New Haven Comm Journal and Courier;
York; Oliver NJ. Bradford, Associated Press;
John Bateman Smith, Pulaski Tenn) Citizen;
B: II. Mckinnie, Nashville, Tenn; A. S. Mitch
Waldron, Lewiston lMel Gosette; Adam Il.
Ecker, Washington pa Examiner; Charles NJ.
Vincent, Boston (Mass) Globe; william F. Dur
yin Boston Mass AdreTssr GeSTEs
H. WaldrOn, Lewiston (Me.l Gazette; Hon. Hen
.ry Chickering, Pittsfield. Mass; Ivory Cham
berlain, New York Herald; John W. Pittock,
John N. Read, Kewannee (WisJ Enterprise;
John Masters, old Cincinnati and Boston jour-
nalist; Louis Cortambert, Messenger Franco
EmSer and Ss Sum- stepSen
Stockwell, Boston Mass.) Journal; Colonel N.
c: CARRIER, Madison QndJ Courier; Colonel H.
". Farrar, Chicago Erentng Journal; r. W.
New A Yors; Thomas C. jones' wstert oSn;
Wis.l Democrat; George c. Harding, lndianap-
an old Journalist in Michigan; L. A. Gobright,
Agent Associated Press, Washington; William
F: Corbit, Associated Press Agent, Philadel-
William A: Btainard, New Orleans Ga,l Plant
ers' Journal; J. T. Williams, Tuscola Qll) Satur-
day Journal: Edward Kirby, St. Louis Globe
Democrat; Melville Fowler, New York Turf,
Vile (Va.) Mercury; John C. Quinlan, New York
Times; Steuben Butler, Wyoming pa Herald;
Maurice Langeloth, Eulenspicyel, Chicago;
crt; d. P. Mitchell, Kansas STATE Journal;
Alexander Moseley. Richmond (Val Wing:
Lubanna Waters, Washington da.) Democrat;
p. E. Maggie, New York Times; William d.
Horner, Pittsburgh Gazette; william O. Bart
lett, New York Sun; Henry NJ. StenisOn, New
ton tMass.) Journal; Samuel p. Allen, Living
se II fh Mapshns
ton correspondent of the Cincinnati CONNER
cidl: L. NJ. Haverstick, Moline Ulll Dispatch;
John w. Forney, Philadelphia pa Progress;
Edward L: Custer. landscape painter, Bos-
ton; Nathanial Jocelyn, painter, New Haven,
Conn.,; Thomas ID. Jones, sculptor, Cincinnati,
John G. Darby, engineer, New York; George
Curtis, marine artist, Chelsea, Mass.
MUSIC
Thomas Beals, music engraver and printer,
Boston. Mass; Conrad Meyer. Oldest piano
phia; Palmer Gallup, composer, Mystic River,
Conn; William H. Oakley, church music COM
poser New e1 York wiz ~ r. Giemsns so concert
church and song composer, Boston, Mass;
Prof. w. H. Orchard, Columbia, S. c.; Helene
Balatka, vocalist, Chicago; Juan E. Salcedo,
piano manufacturer, New York; w. c. Tower,
tenor, Boston, Mass; Gotthold Carlberg, con-
ductor and teacher, New York: Alexander
McMarten, editor New York Musical Repie,C;
Prof. John Daniel, song-writer, New York,
Elias Hook, Organ-builder, Boston; Rudolph
Bial, conductor, New York. Prof Henry G.
Thunder, Organist and conductor, New York.
DRAMA.
Ethelbert A. Marshall, the Oldest theatrical
manager in the country, Philadelphia; Alfred
H. Seiwyn, Boston. Mass; George H. Sails
bury, Chicago; Harry Hunter, the Lone Fish
erman, Cincinnati; Ohio: Richard Coleman,
sister of Mrs. Oates, Cincinnati; Davis w hit
ing, formerly of fremont Theater, Boston,
Mass; Robert Lane, variety actor, Cincinnati,
Ohio; John Harrison. Secretary and Treasur-
er of the American Dramatic Fund, Brooklyn,
N. Y; Harry Levoy, scenic artist, Pixies
Opera-House, Cincinnati. Ohio: Matthew v.
Lingham, leading actor, San Francisco, Cal;
Harry spriggs; comedian, st; Paul, Mimi;
turin, dramatist, New York: Mrs. S. w.
Piercy, Philadelphia; Mrs. w. r. Blake, wild
ow of the comedian Blake, New York; Mrs.
Charles r. Thorne, New York: j. o. Seton,
actor, Detroit; Mrs. Edwin Booth, New York.
LITERATURE.
Miss Eliza A. Dupuy, stOry-writer, New Or
leans, La; Francis A. Durivage, author and
Met New York. Nathaniel nQorinu al1fhOr