The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-02-23
WORLDS CONGRESSES.
Austin Persons Nominated for Membershilp
Therein.

Therein.
AT the request of Clarence f. Young,
assistant secretary Worlds Congress
auxiliary, County Clerk Frank
Brown has made the following nomi-.
nations for membership p on the several
Worlds Congresses to convene in
| Chicago during the exposition season.
Congress of representative women
, to convene May l5, Mrs. H. M. Kerby.
Public Press congress to convene
May %, William M. Spence.
Medical congress to convene May
70, DR.. Matt M. Smith.
Temperance congress to convene
June 5, John w. Hornsby.
Moral and Social Reform congress to
convene June II, DR. r. X. Smoot.
Commercial and Financial congress
to convene June IS, Eugene Bremond,
banker; Frank Hamilton, stock and
bond dealer; Ed Saunders, member of
board of trade; 2. J. Lawless, railway
commerce; Phi. HATFIELD, merchant;
James V. Bergen, officer Building and
Loan associations; l.. N. Goldbeck
insurance.
Musical congress, to convene July 3,
VIM. Besserer.
Literary congress, to convene July
10, Rev. f M. WI o'clock, author; Jas.
b. Clark, librarian; u. n Fillmore,
historian; Morgan Galloway, philolo-
gist; Sylvest ar Primer, Folk Lore.
Worlds Educational congress, to
convene July II, j. b. Winn, higher
educatiOp; s q. Sneed, county super
intendent; Miss Jennie Baker, kinder
ga ten; Jacob Bickler, manual and
art training; l.. r.. Walden, business
education; w. A. Kendall, deaf and
dumb; Frank Rainey, blind; Miss
Mamie North, representative youth,
boy or girl, between the age of l3 and
20; Fred Shelley, university student;
Walter Crawford, member cllege
fraternity; Mra. Hewitt, physical cul-
ture; j. b. Oatman, agricultural edu.
cation.
Worlds Art congress, to convene
July 81, A. ID. Watson, architect;
Elisabet Ney, painting, sculpture and
decorative art; w. o. Journeay, pho
tographer
9 ngress in the department. of gov
ernment, to convene August 20, VIM.
NJ. Walton, lawyer; Geo. p. Garrison,
profit sharing; Geo. p. Garrison, so
cial science; Geo. p. Galrison, single
tax; John ID. Mccall, public revenues;
John E. Hollingsworth, statistics; A.
| w. Terrell. weights, measures and
coinage; j. G. DeGress, postal service;
N. A. Dawson, suffrage; John Nc
Donald, city government; M. G. Gran
berry, patent lawyer; Rev. r. b. Lee,
arbitration and peace.
Worlds congress in department of
science and philosophy to convene
Aug. 21.-G Bruce Hal-ted astronomy
and mathematics; A. Maclarlsne,
physics; II. U. Taylor, meteorology;
f. w. SimoDds, geology; Edgar Ever
hart, chemistry; John II Smith, elec-
tricity; Chas. Huppertz botany; Chas.
edwards, zoology and microscopy: r
S. Gould, authropology; H. N Fowler,
ethnolOgy and archaeology; James p.
Richardson. Indian ethnology; Fl b.
Kinney, African ethnology; Rev. p. j.
Hurth, physical science; Walter Le-
Fevre, philosophy.
Labor congress to convene Aug. 20,
Chas. p Raymond.
Religious congress to convene Sep.
II, Rev f. B. Wright.
Sunday Rest congress to convene
Oct 2S, George ". Allen.
Public Health congress 10 convene
Oct. 13, DR.. r.. M. Swearingen
Agricultural congress 10 convene
Oct. 16-Charles E. Anderson, animal
industry, John ID. Fields, member
agricultural organization; Charles A.
! Newniug, good roads; John G. Edgar,
! horticulture; Mrs. Norval Wilson,
| household economies.