The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-09-12
The GeAl0Hical rkiOn.

The members of the International
Geological congress, which closed it's
session in Washington last week, arrived
in Livingston Sunday on their western
tour. The party expect to remain in
the west twenty-five days and will in
clude trip through Wonderland, Utah,
Colorado and other points. Their special
train left Washington Wednesday of
last week over the Baltimore & Ohio
road, is vestibuled and made up of
baggage car, the sleeping cars Alabama,
Greylock, Whitcomb and Corinthia,
dining car Iturbide and observation car
Howard. The train arrangements were
in charge of Mr.. Luther L. Holden OF
Boston, Mr.. Charles O. Perkins of Bos
ton assistant, and Mr.. F. G. Chandler of
SOfnerv1fie, NHas1., III cf1drYo of 81. o bag
gage. Secretary Noble took lively in
terest in the congress and has done all
that he could to make the visit of the
biologists in this country pleasant and
profitable one. The committee in charge
of the excursion takes with it the follow
ing letter:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, August q, 1891.
>. u
S. A., Acting Superintendent Yellowstone Ma
tional Park:
DEAR SIR-The International Congress of Ge
ologists is now in session in this city and have
formally welcomed the members to this country.
Among these are some OF the most distinguished
men of foreign lands, and they, with others, are
about to pr oceed to the west to view the wonders
of America, among them those of the Yellow
stone National Park You are requested, as |
know it to be your pleasure, to give this party
your personal consideration and attention, and
all h io ts,h hoo n infrO n Of
individually. The more aid you can give them,
the more You can make their visit safe, comfort
able and interesting, the more l shall be graft
fed. Respectfully yours,
JOHN W. NOBLE, Secretary.
After five days tour of the Park the
party will return to Livingston and go
west over the Northern Pacific to Butte
and from there to Utah and Colorado.
The following are among members of the
party:
Mr. Frank D. Adams, Montreal, Canada.
Prof DR.. Achilles Andreae, Heidelberg, Ger
many.
Prof DR.. Charles Barrois, Lille France.
DR.. Alfred Bergeat, Munich. Germany
Mr.. A. G. Blow, Leadville, Col.
Mr.. Marcellin BOule Paris, France.
Mr. Henry NJ. Cadell, Bo ness Scotland.
President 7. {. Chamberlin, Madison, Wis.
Mr.. James c. Christie. Old Cathcart, Scotland,
Mr. William Churchill, London, England.
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PROF.. DR.. Rudolf Credner, Greifswald, Ger
Nj whitman Cross, Washington, d. c.
Mr. Alexis Delaire Paris, France.
Dr. Carl Diener, Vienna. Austria.
Mr. Richard Elwood Dodge, Cambridge, Mass.
| Mr. Jean Doulcet, Paris, France.
Prof. Emil Won Duniskowski, Lemberg. Aus
MI S. F. Emmons, Washington, d. c.
| Mrs. Sophie NJ. Emmons, Washington, d. c.
Mr. Joseph Eyssere, Carpentras, France
Mtaa EOratQr. London. England,
DR.. F. Frech. Halle, Germany.
| Prof. Albert Gaudry, Paris, France:
Mr. G. F. Gilbgrt, Washington, ID. L.
Prof. II. Golliez, Lausanne, Switzerland.
Mr. Arnold Hague, Washington, D. e
| Mr. John B. Hastings, Boise City, Idaho.
Mr.. Alfred Harker 1;a Gsmbrldge hnSlamdh, Samhrdoe
M Bernard Hobeon, Manchester, England;
Prof. T. McKenny Hughes, Cambridge Eng
Mrs. Mary Caroline Hughes, Cambridge, Eng
land.
DR.. Otto jacket, Berlin, Germany.
Prof, DR.. Emanuel Keyser, Marburg, Germany.
| Mr.. Harris Kennedy, Roxbury, Mass.
| Dr " Koenigs, Munich, Germany.
| prof. A. o. Krassncf, Charkow, Russia.
Prof. j. c. K. Ladamme, Quebec. Canada.
| prot. Max Lohest, Liege, Belgium.
| Mr.. Hjalmar Lundbohm, Stockholm, Sweden.
| MI. Emm. de Margerie, Paris, France.
Mias Mary G; Markoe Washington, D on C;
| Mr., F. r. Mallet London, England.
| Mr. r. T. Mallet, Reading, England.
Dr. Alfred Osann, Heidelberg, Germany.
Prof. Alexis PavlOw, Moscow, Russia.
Herr Felix Plieninger, Munich, Germany.
DR.. D: W. Prentiss Washington, D. C.
Mr.. M. A. Read, Cambridge, Mass
DR.. Hans Reusch, Christina, Norway.
Prof William North Rice, Middletown, Conn.
Herr Julius Romberg, Berlin, Germany
DR.. August Rothpletz, Munich, Germany.
Senior Francisco 1. San Roman, Santiago, Chih.
nr n SWitZQrl8Qd
Prof. DIR. F Schmidt, St. Petersburg, Russia
Prof stefan Sihleano, Bucharest, Roumania
Mme Henriette Sihleano, Buchrest, Ron-
mania.
Mise c. A. Smith, Washington, d. C.
Herr Ulrlch S0hle, Munich, Germany.
Dr. Xavier Stainer, Brussels, Belgium
Prof. Gregoire Stefaneecu, Buchrest, Ron
mania. ~,
mania.
Prof Dr. G. Steinmann, Freiburg, Germany.
Prof August Streng, Strasburg, Germany
Lieut.. Col. A. o. Tabuteau, Bath, England
Dr. Emit TIetze, Vienna. Austria.
MIR. Theodore Tschernyschew, st. Petersburg,
Russia.
DR.. Arnold Ulrich, Strassburg, Germany.
DR., G. Van dem EOrne, Halle, Germany,
NJ E. Van den Brock, Brussels, Belgium.
Herr Adolf viednez, Berlin, Germany.
DR.. Felix Wahnscha9e, Berlin, Germany
Prof. DR.. Johannes Walther, Jena, Germany.
Dr.. Bruno Weigand, Strassburg. Germany.
Mr. c. Gilbert Wheeler, Chicago, III:
Prof l. C. White, MOrgAntown, w. Va.
Prof George II. Williams, Baltimore, Md.
Prof Henry 3. William. Williams 1,s.c. Lsh.s.' T.
DR.. Baron Sidney Won Wohrmann, Vivonis,
Russia.
Dr. =. A. Wuling, Tubingen, Germany
Prof DR.. Won Zittel. Munich, Germany