The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-15
SAYANTS IN zion
Members of the International
Congress of Geology.
EMINENT SCIENTISTS
Authentic List of the Excursionists and the
Programme During Their Visit
in Salt Lake

Our region is more than favored this
year with the presence of prominent men.
Doubtless the most learned body which has
ever come amoung US is that composing the
western excursion of the Fifth Interna-
tional Congress of Biologists which left
Washington City September 2nd, on a
grand tour of twenty five days through
the Yellowstone National park, Idaho,
Utah and Colorado.
These meetings of the most distinguished
biologists OF the world have been held tri-
annually, the first at Paris, the second al
Bologna Italy, the third at Berlin, the
fourth at London and the fifth at Wash
ington. The last one was the largest in
point Of numbers and prominence of those
men participating, and this excursion
which follows is one full of the creates,
opportunities for these men of science tc
study the wonderful and Interesting forma-
ton OF our Rocky mountain regions
| SO far the trip has been emarkably
pleasant, the week in the National Park
opening up wonders never dreamed of and
furnishing food for thought as well as
recreation for the body.
The excursion is one of the well-known
Raymond g. Whitcomb.
In charge, Mr.. Luther L. Holden, Bos
ton; assistant, Mr. Charles o. Perkins
Boston; baggage, Mr.. G. F. Chandler
Somerville, Mass; MIR. John Canaan, in
charge OF sleeping cars Albania stGrey-
lock. "Whitcomb'' and ''Corinth1a;n MIR.
d. 9. Ehrhart, in charge of dining car
"lturbide;" Mr.. w. H. McCarty, in charge
Of composite car Harvard" The Utah
| division is under the immediate direction of
Mr.. G. K. Gilbert
Inc special arrived as per announcement
IN SUNDAYS HERALD and took a place on
the sidetrack of the r. G.. w. at about &
pm.
The distinguished visitors were met by E
delegation Of citizens and extended the hos
FATALITIES Of Salt Lake After a
snort drive they went into camp in
their own portable hotels and enioyed one
OF our iucomparably lovely moonlight
nights. Today they will visit the Wasatch
range and examine the formation near Lit
tie Cottonwood, thence go TO Garfield and
examine the Moraines of Pleistocane
glaciers, fault scraps Of Post-P leistocene
GATE, and shore line Of Lake Bonneville,
and tomorrow enjoy day at our Irrigation
congress and take in the concert st the
tabernacle in the evening.
through th6 kindness Of one of the ex-
curslonists we are able to give complete
list of this distinguished body of visitors,
Adams, Frank, Montreal, Can.
Anoreae, Prof DR. chilles, Heidelberg Ger
many. o.
Barker, Prof G F, Philadelphia, Pa.
Barrois, Prof Or Charles, Lille. France.
Bergeat, DR. Alfred, Munich, Ger
blow, Mr. A a, Leadville, Colo.
Boule Mr. MarCellin, Paris France
| ladeu, MIR Henry Nj, Bo'ness, Scotland
Chamoerlln, Pres T C, Madison, Wis.
| Christie, Mir James G. Old Cathcart Scotland
Chutch1il; Mr. William. London, Eng.
PrTf mr. h., -.
| Credntr, Prof DIR Rudolf, GrefswaId, Ger
many.
| Cross, Mr. Whitman, Washington, D C.
DeLalre, Mr. Alexis, Paris. France
! Dlener, DR. Carl, Vienna Austria
| Dodge, Mr. Richard Elwood, Cambridge. Mass
| Doulcet, Mr. Jean, Paris, France
Duniskowski Prot Emil Won, Lemberg,
Austria
Emmons, Mr. F. Washington. DC.
Emmons Mrs Sophin NJ. Washington, D G.
Eyssene, Mr. Joseph. Carpentras France.
Forster, Mrs Mary, London England
Frech DIR f, halle, Germany
Goud'y. Prof Albert. Paris, France
Gilbert, Mr. G +, Washington, D c.
Gomez Prot Ii, Lausanne, switzerland.
Hague, Mr. Arnold, Washington. D c.
Hastings Mar John y. Boise, Idaho
HaTker Mr. Alfred, Cambrige, England
Harms, Mr. Thaddens w, CaIpbyidge. Mass.
Hobson, Mr. Bernard, Manchester England.
Hughes, Prof Mckenny, Cambridge, Eng
land
Hughes, Mrs Mary Caroline, Cambridge, Eng,
land.
Iddings Mr. Joseph P, Washington DC.
jacket. DR. OTTO Berlin, Germany
Aayser, Prof DIR Emanuel, MarDurg Ger.
many.
Kennedy, Mr. Harris, Roxburry, Mass.
Koenigs, DR. W, Munich Germany.
krassnof, Prof a y. Charkow. Russia.
hafiamme, Prof G *. Quebec. Canada
Lohest, Prof Max, Liege, Belgium.
Margerie, Mr. Etnm De. Paris, France.
Markoe, Miss Mary g. Washington, D c.
Mr
Mallet, Mr. r T, Reading, England.
Osann, DR. Alfred, Heidelberg, Germany
PavlOw, Prof Alexis, Moscow, Russia
Pavlow, Mme Marie. Moscow, Russia
Plieninger Herr Felix, Munich, Germany.
Prentiss, Dr. w, Washington, d c.
Read. MIR M a. Cambridge, Mass
ReuSch, DR. Hans Caristiana, NORWAY
Rice. Prof William North, Middletown Conn.
Romberg, Herr julius, Berlin, Germany
Rothpletz, DIR August, Munich GERMANY
San Roman, Senior Francisco I, Santiago.
Chilli
Schmidt, Prof DR. C, Basic Switzerland
Slhleano. Prof Stefan Bucharest, Roumania.
Sihleano, Nine Henrietta Bucharest, Rou-
mania.
Siogren, Prof Hialmar, Upsala, Sweden.
Smith. Miss G a. Washington D c.
Sohle Mr. Unlrich, Munich. Germany
Stainer D. Xavier, Brussels, Belgium.
Stefanescu Prof Gregoire, Bucharest, Rou-
mania.
stefanescu, Nine Maria G, Bucharest, Rou.
mania.
Steinmann, Prot DR. G. Friberg, Germany.
Streng, Prof August, Straesburg Germany.
Tabuteau, Lieutenant Colonel o. Bath, En-
gland.