The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-04
DELEGATES HERE
FROM e STATES
Widespread Interest in Plans for
Great Celebration of Peace
Centennial.

More than fifty state committees and
about seventy-fve city committees are
preparing, under the auspices of the
American committee. for the celebration
next year OF the 100 years OF peace
between the two representative Eng
lish speaking nations and at the con
Terence being held here there are dele
gates from twentythrec States from
the District OF Columbia and from
Canada. Among the delegates are many
men who are conspicuous as educa-
tors, statemen and authors. Besides
oscar Straus, the most prominent OF
the national figures. there are DIR. AL
bert Shaw. Of New York, editor of the
Review OF Reviews: DIR. Louis Liv-
inSston Seaman, who, as surgeon
and member OF the Red Cross, has
been on the flring line in practically
every war In the last thirty years, and
who spent more than month last
summer with the Bulgarian army; VIII
nam curtis Demorest. chairman of the
committee on arrangements, New
YORK banker; DIR. Henry Sturgls Drink
er' president of Lehigh University:
Rear-Admiral George W. Baird: Dr.
GGeurse {: Chase, presiden. of Bates
college,; DR.. Lyon G.. Tyler, president
or William and Mary College; Edward
j. Wheeler. editor or Public Opinion"
Professor Fred Morrow Fling. OF Lin
coin, Ncb.; e. II. Scammer, OF Canada
and many others.
John y. Stewart. chairman OF the OK
ccutivc committee, has devoted wears tn
me work OF the celebration. and has
given largely OF his time. Following
Is list by States Of the delegates who
registered yesterday:
ATkansas-E. c. Morris, Helena.
Caiifornia-Reuben Il. Hale. San
francisco; William Barr, san Fran
cisco.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Williams. Denver.
Connecticut-Arthur D. Call Hart
ford.
Delaware--Thomas J.. Bayard, Will
mington.
Fiorida-Harry e. Brown, st. Au-
Georgia-Dr j. J. Hall, Atlanta: DR..
George Brown. Atlanta
lllinois-Henry c. Morris. Chicago:
Chesley X. Perry. Chicago
Louisiana-H. d. Richardson, New
Orleans.
Maine-Dr. George C. Chase, Lewis
Ton president Bates College,,
Northumberland n. Baker, BaIti-
more; DR.. George II. Carpenter. Cum
berland
Observation-Disclosures ID. Mead, Bos
ton; Mrs. Fannie Fern Andrews, Bos-
ton: Mr.. Joseph Walker.
Michigan--William r. Carpenter, De-
b'oit, NHdIieS d. warren, Detroit.
Harry T.. Hunt. Detroit.
Minnesota--Levi LonCfellow. Mime
apolis; Hon. b. T.. Nelson, Minneapolis.
Nebraska-Fred Morrow Fling, Lin
clon.
New Hampshire-Franls S. Strccter,
Concord; Mrs. Frank S. Streeter, Con-
cord
North Carolina-Colonel w. G. Lamb.
Williamson. and Miss Mayo Lamb; DR..
>. Westry Battle, Ashcvilie. General
Julian >. Carr. Durham: Miss Adelaide
Mearos Wilmington; Mrs Marshall
Williams, Faison; Mrs. IT. w. Thrash.
Tarboro: Mrs. Eugene Reilly, Char
lotte; Colonel Bcnnehan Cameron.
Stagville.
North Dakota--A. n. Olsen. Portal.
New York-Oscar S. Straus. New
York; Albert Shaw. New York; William
Curttst~ Demorest, New York; Andrew
f. Humphrey, New York; Il. j. il.
kracke. New York; Lewis Fl. Pounds.
New York: Il. Kennard Thomson, New
York: Howard d. Hadley. Plattsburg;
Miles O'BrIen, Plattsburg: George ID.
Emerson and Mrs. Emerson, Buffalo;
Fenton NJ. Parke. Buffalo; George +.
Nye, Niagara Falls; Alexander j. Por-
que, Niagara Falls; William Laughlin,
Niagara Falls: Peter a. Porter, Niagara
Falls; Edward r. Williams, Niagara
Falls: Mrs. Daniel Manning, Albany;
Cornelius a. Pugsley, New York; Achil-
lie Starace. New York; Father William
T. WILDER BOSTON,; John A. Stewart,
New York; r. u. Emblidge, la Sale;
Charles NJ. Head, Buffalo; Joseph r.
Baldwin, Buffalo; Frank 9. Subway,
Buffalo; Augustus II. Knoll, Buffalo;
Laurenso Enos, Buffalo; George C.