St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-05
READERS OF ROCK.
The International Biologists
Hospitality Entertained
by Citizens.
List Of the Distinguished Men
Who Are on a Tour to yell
lowstone.
An Old-Time Saloon That Has
Been Remodeled Into a
Church.
City Hall Will Be Brilliantly
Illuminated During the
State Fair.

The special train that pulled into the
union depot at 1915 yesterday morning
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
tracks was laden with party of the
distinguished savantS hailing from all
parts of the civilized world. They were
the members of the International So
ciety of Biologists, en- route for natures
grandest wonderland. the National
park.
President Gilbert and Prof. Phelps,
OF the st. Paul Academy of Sciences,
had met the party OF eminent scientists
at Red Wing in the early morning to
announce the arrangements that had
been effected by the academy for enter
tanning the guests of the day. At the
depot the party was welcomed in an un-
conventional way by Lewis Baker, AL
bert Schetfer, William Lindeke, ID. r.
Noyes. ID. ID. Merrill, A. S. Tallmadge,
Rugg, j. ID. Ludden, Rev. K. G. Mitch
ell, Judge Otis, ex-Gov. Austin, Capt.
Simonton, DR.. Lennon, NJ. Rock, E..
w. Peet, Vice Consul Boucher, rep
resentng the French republic,
and others. Indeed. large and miscel-
laneous throng of citizens had gathered
to get view of the Savants who can
read the rocks, the strata formations,
the minerals and everything that per-
tains to the earth, like the page of an
open book.
Citizens took the guests in carriages
for an extensive drive about the city,
and many were the EXPLANATIONS of sur
prise at st. Paul's modern appearance
and air of comfort and refinement. The
party had expected 10 find nothing but
quaint wooden structures, which, as a
rule, go TO make up the complement Of
new Western village.
The carriage drive included Fort
Smelling and the river bank, and several
of the biologists. especially the Ameri-
cans, made examinations OF the interest
ing strata. revealed.
Later in the day Minneapolis was
visited. The party consisted OF:
United States-Prof. G. f. Barket Phila-
delpbia; Whitman Cross, Washington; Rich
ard Elwood Dodge Cambridge. Mass: S. F..
Emons Sophia NJ. Emons, G. X Gilbert, Ar
mold Hague. Washington: Thaddeus william
Harris, Cambridge; Joseph p. Iddings, Wash
lngton; Harris Kennedy, Roxbury. Mass. !;
DR.. ID. w. PrenTiss, Washington; NJ A. Reed,
Middletown. Conn. G. Gilbert Wheeler Chi
cage; Prof l. c. White. MorganIown, W. Va. !;
Prof. George w. Williams, Baltimore, Md. ;
Prof. Henry 5. Williams, Mrs. Henry S. Will
a. ~. L.
Prof. N. IL. Winchell, Minneapolis.
Germany Prof. DR.. Achilles Andreae,
Heidelberg: DR.. Alfred Bergeat, Munchen;
DR.. G. Won der Borne, Halle Prof. DR.. Her
mann Credner, Leipzig; Prof. Dr. Rudolf
Credner, Greifswald; Dr., F. Frech, Halle
DR.. Otto jacket, Berlin: Prof. DR.. Emanuel
Kayser, Marburg; DR.. W. koenigs, Munchen
DR.. Alfred Osann, Heidelberg; Herr Felix
Plieninger. Munchen; Herr Julius Romberg,
Berlin; DR.. August Rothpletz. Munchen !;
Herr Ulrich Sohle, Munchen; Prof. DR.. g..
Steinmann, Frelburg; Prof. August Streng
Giessen: DIR. Arnold Ulrich, Strassburg; Herr
Adolf Viedenz, Bergrath, Eberswalde Ber-
lin; DR.. Felix Wahnschaffe, Berlin; Prof.
DR.. Johannes Walther Jena; DIR. Bruno
Weigand, Strassburg; DR.. L. A. " ulfng,
Tubingen; Prof. DR.. Won Zittel Munc hen.
Great Britain-Henry NJ. Cadet. Scotland
James c. Christie, Old Catheart Scotland;
William Churchill London; Miss Mary For
ster London; Alfred Harker, Cambridge;
Bernard Hobson, Manchester; Prof. r. Nc
Kenny, Hughes; Mrs. Mary Caroline Hughes,
Cambridge; F. r. Mallet. London; Il. T.
Mallet, London; Lieut.. Col. A. o. Tabuteau,
Bath
Russia-Prof A. N Krassnof Charkow:
Prof. Alexis Pavlow, Moscow; Nine. Marie
Pavelow, Moscow Prof. F. Schmidt. St.
Petersburg; Theadoce Tschernyschew St.
Petersburg; DR.. Baron Sidney Won Wohr-
mann, Liyonia.
Austria Hungary-Dr. Carl Diener, Wien :;
DR.. Emil Tietz, Wien; Prof Emil Non Duni-
Kowski, Lemberg.
France-Prof. Dr. CHARLES Barrois, Lille;
NJ Marcellin Boule. NJ Alexis Deaire, Prof
Albert Gaudry, M. Emm. de Margerie, Paris.
Norway-Dr Hans Reusch, Kristiana.
Roumania-Prof. Stefan Sihleano, Mme
Henrietta Sihleano, Prof. Gregoire Stefan
escu, Nine. Maria G. Stefanescu Bucharest.
Sweden-Hjalmar Lundbohm, Stockholm !:
Prof. Hjalmar Sjogren, Upsala
Switzerland-Prof. II. Gofliez, Lausanne !;
Prof. Dr. C. Schmidt Bale.
Belgum-Prof. Max Lohest. Liege; DR..
Xavier Stainer, M. E. Van den Brock, Brux-
clio.
Canada-Prof. j. C. K. Laflamme, Quebec;
+. ID. Adams, Montreal
Chili-Sr. francisco 1. San Roman, Santi-
ago.