The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-02

lHe OHiSSiS, SPS"hSio, uNiN6ebS'
Il who are taking particularly
3erest in the success of the com
big.
he Programme.
bgramme for the coming session
y ansmlssissippi Commercial Con-
lille not yet complete, embraces
q Of National reputa ion, and some
|by far the best obtainable author
e questions they will treat.
ipn has been placed first upon the
Y bjects, and that great question
bly, banded.
Forge II. Maxwell OF San Fran
4irman OF the executive commit
Y National irrigation association,
len as his subject, The Great
6igation, Population and Prosper,
him w. Springer, Denver, Col,
q of the National Live Stock as
MOI America, Will be heard upon
dhrican Stockman.
1eyid r. Francis, st. Louis, Mo-,
a the head OF the movement to
5greatest worlds fair at the me-
81 the Transmississlppi country,
uss The Louisiana Purchase.
$hrdon w. Wattlas, Omaha, Neb.,
n of the very successful Trans
IN and International exposition,
rs the same subject as Mr.. Fran
" the western metropolis of the
tie of New York, will give the
h ican exposition next year, and
- B. Weber, commissioner gen.
|5e exposition. man who earned
4 on as one of the best speakers
Is, will tell what this great ex-
D expected to accomplish.
Bbert Adams, Jr., at present MEM
Bngress from Pennsylvania, will
De convention on Consular Ser
Hrge B. Harrison, Jr., member of
&uri executive committee of the
Il will discuss the same subject as
Is.
B. Thurber, New York City, presl-
be United States Export associa-
n one OF the most delightful Of
n orators, will be heard on
MARKETS and How to Secure
DIN r. G. Pitkin, postmaster Of
pms and an effective speaker, will
the Congress relative to gulf port
and has chosen for a title The
"a the Seas"
x Bradford Prince, Santa Fe, New
~ the urgent request of several
|Eof the executive committee, has
q to talk upon two topics, "a De-
of Mines and Mining" and
IA for Territories"
1pr Courtney DeKalb, New York
present connected with the School
livingston, Ont, will discuss 1.-THE
Canal" This subjest is at pres
Rting especial attention and other
ION 1t will be delivered by Hon.
ean, Guthrie, Okla, and Hon. ].
Kansas City, Mo.
Warehouse, Washington univer-
Paul, whose advance article, "a
Public Prosperity" has been of
enefit to the coming session OF
less, will deliver an address upon
fifth the Orient" and has also
ln article on Good Roads"
Iman E. Cooley, No. "a Quincy
icago, Ill, has been assigned
Fhich will probably attract as
fntion as any other before the
Rivers and Harbors."
o. Stanard, st. Louis, Mo-, pres
pc Congress, will discuss rail
sportation."
illlam W. Bates, Denver, Col.
as his theme, POLICY and Meas
chipping Restoration.
ing Herbert, Hiawatha, Kan, an
pleasing, talker, will handle an
ng subject, Advantages of
Travel"
Frnor French, Santa Fe. New
down for Trade with Mexico"
II. Newell, interior department,
Pn, Water Courses aud Irriga-
opment."
pom will also be the subject OF
by Hon. Elwood Mead. Chey-
silvera, Rollo, Mo-, "Transpor-
pies to the Gulf"
NJ Lucey Of Pine Bluff, Ark,
!, from the ordinary and speak
negroes Part in Industrial De-
aries A. Prouty. member Of the
commerce Commission, and a
nom II will be a treat to hear,
IS traffic conditions in general.
ara A. Moseley. secretary of the
II, VIII address the Congress II
OF his father. who is now sick.
y VIII be made on the floor OF
.ss by General John B. Gordon,
an engagement to lecture here
nlng OF the 18th. Hon. Thomas
son. Denver, Col, an orator
superior In the Transmississippi
I'm William NJ. Fishhack of Fort
a. Governors W. Il. Stanley OF
NJ Barnes OF Oklahoma and
savers OF Texas and Hon. James
an OF Topeka, Kan. who, while
nst, would be near the top il
~ speaker demanded nositInn