The Helena independent., 1891-09-07
Members Of the international Con-
gress Of Geoolgists Looking
at Montana Rocks.
They Come From ct. Paul on a
Special Train of 6evon
Cars.
The Party VIII Spend Some Time In the
National Park and Also
visit Utah.

distinguished body Of geoloRists are
now on their way to the National Park and
Utah. The party il composed OF delegates
from foreign countries and the United
States who have been attending the inter
national session Of geologists lately held ut
Washington, D. g. These exports among
the rocks will first visit the famous National
Park which attracts visitors from the four
quarters Of the globe. 10 them this in
terosting piece Of nature will be Of absorb
ing interest. After they have explored the
wonders Of the park and filled thtir note
books, tho scientific world may expect
rare treat when these men put on paper the
story told by the formations to be found IN
Wonderland. sstlhoy will remain in tho Park
for some time. The gentlemen are travel
ing on special train consisting of seven
oars, four Pullman sleepers, one dining car,
one composite Car and a baggage car. The ex-
ouraion is under the management OF Luther
q. Holden, of Raymond & Whitcomb.
There are about sixty in the party, being
two thirds of the members who attended
the fifth annual congress- Of the geoloRlsts
at Washington over which Prof. LIE Conte,
of California, presided A majority Of the
geolociste are Germans. It is quite proba-
bic that the visitors will stop off at Helena.
| They should not be allowed to 90 through
Montana without coming to Helena, the
convention city.
| The party were expected to reach Liv-
ingston yesterday. A list of tho visitors
as far as can be obtained at present. is as
! follows:
Austria -Hungary-Dr. Carl Diener, Wien
DR.. Emil Tietz, Wien; Prof. Emil VoI
Duni-Kowski, Lemberg.
Belgium-Prof. Max Lohest, Liege; Or
Xavier Stainer, M. p. Van den Brock
BrAxello.
Canada-Prof. J. G. X. Ladamme, Que
Chili--si1 Francisco I, San Roman, San.
tiaRo. =,
France-Prof. Dr. Charles Barrios, Lille
M. Marcellln Boule, M. Alexis Delaire. Prof
Albert Gaudry, NJ. Emm. de Margerie
Paris.
Germany-Prof. Dr.. Achilles Andreae
Heidelberg;, Dr.. Alfred Bergeat, M4nehen
Dr. q. Won den Borne, Halle; Frof. DR.. Her
man Crsdner, Leipzig; Prof. Dr.. Rudol
Credner, Greifswald; Dr.. F. Frech, Halle
DR.. Otto jacket, Berlin; Prof. DIR. EnnAnue
Knyser, Marburf; DR.. W. KoeniRs, Nun
chen; DR.. Alfred Osann, Heidelberg: Her
Felix Pleininger, Munchen. Herr Jnliu
\ Komberg, Berlin: Dr.. August Rothpletz
Munchen; Herr Ulrich Sohle, Munchen
Prof. D. G, Steinmann, Freiburg; Prof Au
gust Streng, Glessan; DR.. Arnold Ulrich
Strasburg; Herr Adolf Viedenz, Bergrnth
Eberswalde- Berlin; Dr.. Felix Wahnschaffe
Berlin; Prof DR.. Johannes Walther, Jena
DR.. Bruno Weiqand, Strasburg; Dr.. p
A. Wulfing, Tubingen; Prof. DR.. Won Zittel
= Great Eritain-Henry M. Oadell, Scot
land James G. Christie, Old Cathcart
Scotland; William Churchill, London
Miss Mary Forster, London; Alfret
ohoste: Prof. i. MoKenny, Hughes
Mrs. Mary Caroline Hughes Cambrido
f. r. Mallet, London; 4, L. Mallet
London; Lieut.. Col. A. O. Tabuteau, Bath
i Norway-Dr, Haus Rousch. Kristianaa:
Roumania-Prof Stefan sihleano. Mime
Henrietta sihleano, Prof. Greeoire Stefan
Russia-Prof. A. N. Krussnof, Charkow
Prof. Alexis Pavlow, Moscow: Nine. Mari
Pavlow, Moscow; Prof. r. Schmidt, st
Petersburg; Theadoce Tschernyshcew, St
Petersbutg; DR.. Baron Sidney Won Wohr
mann, Liyonia.
Sweden-H Hjalmar Iund dbohn, Stockholm
Prof. Hjalmar Sjogren, Upsale.
Switzerland-Prof. H. GollieZ, Lausanne
Prof. DR.. G. Schmidt Bale.
United States-Prof. q. T. Barket, Phila
delphia Whitman Gross, Washington
Richard Elwood Dodge, Cambridge, Mass.
bert, Arnold Hague, Washington; Thnddeu
William Harris, Cambridge; Joseph 2. Id
dings, Washington; Harris Kennedy, Rox
bury, Mass; DR.. D. w. Prentiss, Washing
ington; M. A. Reed, Cambfidge Mass
Prof. William North Rice. Middleton
Conn; G. Gilbert Wheeler, Chicago: Prot
r. 6. White, Morgantown, w. Va; Prot
George II. Williams Baltimore. Md; Prof
Henry s. Williams, Mrs. Henry S. Williams
DIR. J. Francis Williams, Ithaca, N. Y
Prof. N. Fl. Winchell, Minneapolis.
Not one in twenty are free from some littl
nilment caused by inaction of the liver. Us
Carter's Little Liver Pills, The result vii! be