The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-11

Hahnemann, the Roosevelt, the
New York Hospital-all of New
York city-and the great hospitals
of Pennsylvania aud Massachusetts,.
1t is particularly gratifying that a !
schools of medicine are represented
and that no one taken suddenly iii
need be subjected TO treatment of
which he disapproves. The Pnysi.
clan and Trained Nurse organize
ton Of Illinois have also united
with these leading hospitals, and
the Board Of Lady Managers In
presenting this admirable plan to
the Directory. The latter will, no
doubt, be most happy to accept the
great service, If cred in so generous
and public spirited manner, by
which the Exposition and the public
will both be signally bene Fitted.
The inter.continental railway
commission has had prepared a fac
smile in miniature Of Central and
South America to show the surveys
of the proposed railroad intended to
unite the systems Of North and
South America. The work was
done by Il. f. Court, of the hydro
graphic office, and is a faithful
representation Of the topography
of the countries named. 1t is about
twenty five feet long, and will be
sent to the Worlds Fair as part
of the government exhibits. In
addition to The lines surveyed for
the railroad the map also shows the
routes of the present and prospec.
tive steam ship lines from North to
South America, with the names of
their terminal ports and interme-
date stopping points, if any.
Sonoma county, California, will
send unique exhibit to the Worlds
Fair. L. will be a representa- On
Of the geysers, one Of the great
natural curiosities of the state. The
model will be thirty.two feet long,
twenty eight feet wide and elghte. n
feet high. One Of the great spout
ing caldrons Of steam will be rep
resented by real rock and immita-
ton in staff, while background
will be painted to represent the
most picturesque of geysers arise.
Artificial lights in various colors
will reproduce the peculiar play of
color seen in the gorge. The sem
blance of the hot springs is to be
made by use of steam pipes. In
the foreground will bs placed a
huge allegorical fgure Of "The
Demon Of the Geysers," modelled
by Rupert Schmid.
The sub committee of the execu.
tive committee, ard the committee
on assignment of space in the
Woman's Building, recently ad-
ourned laborious session. One
important result of their labors was
the final adoption of the rules and
regulations for the Woman's Built
ing. Another was the assignment
OF space to the following associa.
tions of women: The Ladies'
Catholic Benevolent Association,
the Kings Daughters, Mt. Vernon
Association, National Council of
Women, National w. G. T. u,
Society for Promotion of Physical
Culture, Non Partisan Temperance
Union, Woman's Christian Inter
national Association, Woman's
Relief Corps, Young Woman's
International Christina Association.
Cole 80 Alumnae Association, Shut
In Society, Federation of Clubs,
Womau's Columbian Club, Amerl-
can Society of Authors. Menona
Lake Assembly, p. 4. G. Sister.
hood, Lamo q Clarke Columbian
Club, Emma Willard Pioneer
Society, Home for Incurables,
Chicago Woman's Club and Cclum.
blan Association of Housekee pers.
Many other organizations were
favorab'y considered and will be
assigned space. The amount given
those already named was proper
TONED according to their size and
Importance. 4 lie assignments have
been generally accepted with salts
faction. ine Mt. Vernon Asso
cla.ion has, however, decided not
to make the proposed exhibit in the
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