St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-18

Z Pfosse r Loco Oh W..
i,,sone of the best Bible students and
f TEACHERS in the United States. and
thus enable them to spend a pleasant,
tand.r profitable vacation. From all
Indications, this experiment in, Minnie
ElsotaC will prove most beneficial and sue
I.cessful in every respect, Pleasure has
been so combined with, the days pro
gTamme that life is. made a.. happy. if
mot merry round Sports, are inter-
changed with Bible, studying. and the
influx of young men has helped to equal
f4e their numberwith the young ladies
ness of London, England, who is to be
Ilthe Chief instructor in the Bible courses,
arrived Tuesday evening. and Rev. FL.
IF. Williams,i,o of New YORK., formerly
fTstata secretary of Minnesota, and at
present secretary of the railroad depart
Pm emf of the international committee, ar
rived. yesterday.
The. services of yesterday morning
were well attended. w. E. Lewis, the
Wisconsin state secretary, spoke Of the
Holy Spirit for active service; and Sec
rotary j. FL. Elliott, of Minneapolis, took
UP the study of the Bible and how to
use: the knowledge, thus gained. Rev..
j. II. Sammis spoke on faith. The eyen-,
ing services were conducted y;Dr. FL.
Grattan Guinness. The afternoon was
again given over to sports. A match
game of base ball was played between
the Y. NJ. C.. A. boys of Dakota and, of
Minnesota, with a victory for the former
on score of s to- Z. DR.. Guinness has
with him small African boy from the
Congo. He is a wonderful swimmer,
and the boys have termed him the.
Congo swimmer" .-..,.....'l !.
SWARMING THE GROUNDS.
Among the latest arrivals at MahtO-
medi hotel are: Frank E. MeIntire,
Mrrand Mrs. w. II. Burns, Miss Nettie
Houlton, Miss Kittie HOulton, S.. E.
Day, E. r. Pierce, James Sharpe, E..
Thompson, Charles d. Northrup, Mr..
and Mrs. William Kingston, Howard
Kingston, Herbert Kingston, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Teeple and family, E. J.
Bell, Mrs. Edward G. Rogers and daugh-
J. Harris, James Fowler Jr,, 81. a.
T Trip, a. Mccullough, G. B. Hawks,
Lewis G. Sheape, William Ii. Wood
ard, Aid. House and Lee Anser, Miss
Grace Mcdonald. Mrs. II. u. Byron,
John Venn, P. P. Steckney. st. Paul;J
Deardorf and wife, Panora, To-; E. ID.
Hubert, Winona; NJ. M. Barrett, Chi
cage; Mrs. r. Y. McCord, Robert Nc
Cord, New Albany, Ind; Miss NJ. A.
.Goss, Minneapolis; W. j. Peil, W. T.
PeH, Mortified: j. r. Campbell, Min
neapoiis; A. Hildreth and children,
Miss Mile Hughes, Winona; 81.
j. Peterson, w. E. Parker, Chi
cage; August EngQuist, London,
Eng: ii. Welterer, of Chicag o;
Tracy r. Fairchild, Thomas Help, W.
II. Holmes, Duluth: Ned E. Hildreth,
Eau Claire; Ed. McCune, Minneapolis;
A. G. Van Camper, Bra;nerd; John III.
Elliott, Minneapolis; Grant Van SAINT,
Winona; T. B. Smith, Sioux Falls,
S. D.; B. G. Wade, Winona; Rev
Thomas McClary, Minneapolis: w. E..
Lewis, Milwaukee; Rev. II. Grattan
{, Guinness, ID. D., London, Eng. s. n.
GoiY9, Congo, Africa; II. c. Craig,
Bradford; I. S. Lippy. II. 7. Halves,
Fargo, N. D.; Andrew Shaw, Du-
iuths;. G. NJ. kellam, G. K. Goldsborough,
Al. -.tB. McNie, Mrs. Alex McNie,
Wippna; Mrs. j. B. Martin, Eben A.
Martin, Mrs. III. NJ. Pike. Hudson, Wis;
C, B. Lawton. Percy d. Godfrey, st.
Paul; A. B. Mcintosh, Thiel college,
Greehyille, Pa; Charles E. Mexican,
ST. Paul