St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-18
Policemen From st. Paul Re-
claim a Wanderer at
Red Rock.
Landscape Gardener Cleve-
land Submits Plans for I'M
proving the Boulevard.
British-Americans Bury Petty.
Jealousies and Organize
aSocial Club.
Aid. Sanborn's Clique Will
Boss the Court House !;
for 8 Year.

Two of the happiest people at Red
Rock are Officers Weed and Banning, of
the Margaret street station. who have
been detailed by Mayor Smith to keep
order upon the grounds. They are fast
making the acquaintance of all the
Methodists, and have a good word
for every one. Their duties are
not arduous, and they express
themselves as highly pleased with the
change. Yesterday they were quite
elated over the fact that they were in
strumental in having sinner con-
verted. About O'Clock Monday morn
ing they discovered lone wanderer at
tempting to break camp. but they
persuaded him to return, and yes
terday he was found at the
''mourners' bench'' and was converted.
Yesterday was ''quiet Monday" at the
camp. A few more tents were erected,
and number of new arrivals were reg
istered at the hotel. 1t is quite notice
able, as it has been on former years, that
the encampment is composed largely of
elderly people, and young ladies and
girls. The latter roam about the camp
in bevies, read in hammOcks, and Occa-
otOuolly 0OCA oi1O kltC1 OduAS 0u0
the bluffs back of the grounds. Large
numbers are interested in the choir of
Prof. McPhail. At odd hours they may
be found gathered in the pavilion and
under his instruction. The professor
.says that he has found some excellent
material for his choir, and hopes to give
the people some very fine vocal music.
There will be further additions made.
Many of the preachers VITO were de-
tanned by their Sunday services
until yesterday have arrived and are
prepared to commence their work.
Among those who were on the ground
yesterday were DR.. Robert Forbes, Rev.
II. c. Jennings, Rev. j. Pemberton, DR..
J. II. Dewart, Rev. j. f. Stout ana Rev.
n. w. JORDAN, of Minneapolis; Rev. n.
r. Ainds, Ellsworth, Wis. Among the
other arrivals Of yesterday were the
who ran down in the evening; Oliver S.
Todd. FairWater, Mrs. A. Strom,
St. Paul: E. Bradford Jr., Augusta,
Me-; W. NJ. Wright, Breckinridge;
George S. Mayher and G. Ellmstead, Of
Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. Quinby. St.
Paul; Ii. Cobb, Minneapolis; Miss Fan
ME Ward, st. Paul. 'fhe morning SER
mon yesterday was preached by Rev.
Mr.. Tall, of Black River Falls. In the;
afternoon Rev. II. A. Davis preached
from the text .'Jesus Christ. the High
Priest of good things to come" The
Christian life, he said, was an unfolding
one, and every day had its new joys.
Mrs. Maggie Van Cott conducted the
evening services. Her address was
based on the words: ''How Long Halt.
Ye Between Two Opinions%' 1t was a.
very earnest appeal to sinners and weak
kneed Christians. She strongly de-
nounced some of the pleasures of the
world which Christians endeavor to-
hold to. The leaders Of the
meetings were very much pleased
with the results of the afternoon
services. Many went forward to the Z
penitent benches. MANY professed
having been converted. The services
were also very interesting. = The inter
est was great and those engaged in this
work look for very prosperous meetings
in the future. This morning at 10:30
O'Clock Rev. DR.. Bridgman will
preach. Rev. Fl. P. Blake, of New
Richmond, Wis.,, will preach in the
afternoon, and in the evening Mrs.
Van Cott will again conduct the serv-
ices. Beginning next Wednesday, Rev.
DR.. Forbes will deliver a series of after
noon lectures on the Methodist disci-
pline. These will be given at 2 O'Clock.
Saturday the Prohibitionists will have
a grand jubilee. The services will be
largely in the hands of the Woman's
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