St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-22

great evil. Miss Helen f. Spaulding of
Oregon spoke for few minutes. Rev. j.
B. SilcoX of Manitoba thanked the confer
ence for their invitation to be present and
spoke of brotherly working together of diff
ferent religious sectS. making very elo-
quent speech of five minutes. In his own
country it was not customary for women to
speak in public but in this conference the
women had spoken with directnesS equal
to the men. He had been glad to be here
and had caught the sacred contagion of
doing good.
NEW OFFICERS.
The committee on organization sub
mitted its report on officers and committees
for the next conference, as follows:
Presidential. II. Giles, Wisconsin.
Vice Presidents-Bishop George D. Giles
pie, Michigan; Dr. A. G. Byers, Ohio:
Rabbi Sonneschein,sSt. Louis.
Secretaries-Rev. H. H. Hart, Minnesota;
Rev. Oscar c. McCulloch, Indiana; Mrs. o.
G. Dinsmore, Nebraska.
Executive sCommittee-Phillip G. Garrett,
Pennsylvania; F. b. Sanborn, Massachusetts :;
William P. LitchwOrth New York; William
Howard Neff, Ohio; H. H. Giles, Wisconsin
Chairman of Local Committee. A.
Gillespie, Omaha, Neb
Official Reporter and Editor-Mrs. Isabel c.
Barrows, Boston.
COMMITTEES.
On Reports from States-Fred Fl. Wines,
Illinois; w. ]. Lawyer, Pennsylvania; Rev. R.
G. Buckner, Texas.
On Normal and Industrial Education as a
Preventive Of Crime and Pauperism, Kinder
gartens, Industrial Schools, Manual Training
and Technical Education-Rev Nj. MEG. Dana
chairman. Minnesota; Miss Anna Hallowell,
Pennsylvania; DR.. Richard Gundry, Mary
land; G. A. Orr, Iowa; G. H. Ham, Illinois;
Mrs. Sarah b. Cooper, California: Mrs. Mary
E. Cooley, Michigan.
On Child-Saving Work-Mrs. Elizabeth B.
Fairbanks, Wisconsin, chairman; Mrs. Clara
Y. Leonard, Massachusetts; j. H. Mills
North Carolina Mrs Clare B. Colby, Nebraska;
Rev. Robert w. Hill, Oregon, Mrs. Virginia
L. Smith, Connecticut; E. Feltons jenkins;
New York, Rev. G. E. Gordon, Wisconsin;
Mrs. S. w. Pierce, Iowa.
On Penal and Reformatory Institutions
Prof. A. 0. Wright, Wisconsin, chairman: Hon.
George Hoadly, Ohio; Prof. Theodore Dwight,
New York; w. d. Patterson, Ohio; G. E. FELTON,,
Illinois; L. S. Fulton, New York; Mai. Charl-
ton, Indiana
On Organization of Carbohydrates D.
Kellogg. New York; w. Alex Johnson Illinois;
Rev. Frank O. Brien, Michigan: Rev. NJ L. Will
liston, Iowa; Rev.O. c. McCuloch Indiana; Dr.
Edgar P. Jefferes, Pennsylvania; Mrs. Sarah
c. Spencer, District of Columbia; n. S. Rose
man, New York.
On Schools for the Defective Classes--Bishop
George d. Gillespie, Michigan; Dr. Isaac n.
Kerlin, Pennsylvania; DR.. Gallandet, District
of Columbia; DR.. 6. H. Knight, Connecticut;
DR.. j. ]. Dow, Minnesota.
On 1nsanity-Dr r. S. Demey. Illinois; DR..
G. NJ. Finch, Ohio; DR.. j. Eaton Barnes, Min
nesota; DR.. Henry NJ. Hurd, Michigan; DIR.
Wise, New York; DR.. Bryce, Alabama; DR..
Jennie MCGOWAN, Iowa; DR.. g. NJ Wool
worth, Nebraska; DR.. W. W. Reid, Wisconsin.
On Alien Paupers and Criminals = DR..
Charles S. Hoyt, New York: F. B. Sanborn,
Massachusetts; Bishop Ireland, Minnesota;
Rabbi S. III. Sonneschein, Missouri; Rev. NJ.
Meg. Dana, Minnesota; P. G. Garrett, Penn
sylvania: DR.. Foster Pratt Michigan.
On Medical Charities-Dr. Charles c. Cad
wallader, Pennsylvania; Miss Clara Barton,
District of Columbia; Mrs. Osborn New
York; NJ. ]. McGarigle, Illinois; Mrs. j. NJ.
Flower, Illinois; Rev. Myron w. Reed, Colo
RADIO.
On,Duty to the African and Indian Races
Pile Z. Garrett, Pennsylvania; Bishop G. B.
Whipple, Minnesota; Bishop w. H. Hare,
Dakota; Bishop j. U. Dudley, Kentucky
Gen. G. S. Armstrong, Virginia; Miss Alice
c. Fletcher, Dakota.
On State Board Of Charities-F. B. Sanborn,
massachusetts; Andrew Elmore, Wisconsin
Dr. A. G. Byers, Ohio; w. Howard Netf,
Ohio; Judge f. b. Tiffany, Nebraska.
State Corresponding observation-disclosures,
j. II. Johnson, NJ D., Talladega; Arkansas,
Rev. a. r. Winfield D. D., Little Rock; Cali
IofHld, Mrs. D. Is. cooper, San francesca; Col
orado, Mrs. j. S. Sperry, Pueblo; Connecti-
cut. Henry E. Burton, Hartford; Dakota, j.
j. Potter. Sioux Falls; Delaware, William NJ.
Candy. Wilmington; District of Columbia,
Mrs. Sarah A. Spencer; Florida W. D. Chip
ley, Pensacola; Georgia, A. f. Colquitt, At
lanta; Illinois, John w. Whip, Springfield;
Indiana, w. b. Fletcher, NJ. D., Indianapolis;
Iowa, j. McCower, NJ. D., Davenport; Kan
sas, George T. Nicholson, Topeka; Kentucky,
j. d. Pickett, Frankfort; Louisiana, Charles
A. Allen, New Orleans; Maine, Prentiss NJ.
Loring, Portland. Maryland, DR.. R. Gundy,
Baltimore; Massachusetts,, H. S. Shurtleff,
Boston; Michigan, j. J. Wheeler, East Sagi-
nav Minnesota, Nelson Williams, minneapolis;
Mississippi, T. ]. Mitchell, Jackson; Missouri,
Rev. L. P. Haley, Kansas City; Nebraska, j.
A. Gillespie, Omaha; Nevada, c. S. Young,
Carson City; New Hampshire, John E. Mason,
Manchester; New Jersey, E. NJ Hunt, NJ. D..
Trenton; New Mexico, Gen. Sedgwick. Santa
Fe; New York, c. S. Hoyt, NJ. D., Albany;
North Carolina, J. H. Mills, Thomasville;
Ohio. NJ. d. Darlington, Toledo; Oregon, Rev.
a. L. Lindsey, d. D., Portland; Pennsylvania,
W. j. Sawyer, Allegheny City; Rhode Island,
Thomas Coggeshall, Newport; South Coro-
lima, P. E. Griffin, Columbia; Tennessee,
Judge ]. c. Ferris Nashville; Texas, a N
Denton NJ. D., Austin Vermont, Mrs Julia
c. Dorr, Rutland; Virginia, j. B. Crenshaw,
Richmond; Washington Territory, James
Wickersham: West Virginia, r. r. Swope,
Wheeling; Wisconsin, ]. H. Vivian NJ. D.,
Mineral Point.
4 LOVE FEAST.