St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-20


Prison Discinline'W William Chamber
lain .Iackson Mich q. Durston
S,nS SiNr Hanrv Gaorga Franh'
f,,rt Ee'
Discharoad pr,soners-Rev Samnal
7 RarrcvS Roston Macs Rev I.ouis
+ Zinkbam Roitimore. Rev.
Hall Canno, civ. ILL
pnlicp Fnrce in cI,irs-Phil Deitscb
Cincinnati. 7, Rorrison ST.. Lomis. n
q Havis Memnhis Tenn
Work nf Prison Physiclans-Dr. E. N.
Rankin AlIaphenv Pa: DR.. w. =
Rakar Pontiac M
Tnon motion. the CONGRESS accented
tine report. and ratified the nominations
by unanimous election.
ToDAY's WORK.
The congress Will meet an Ga. M. and
adjourn at II 40 for the visit to StillWa-
ter penitentiary. At the morning SEES
sion papers will be read on ..Preventiye
and Reformatory Work" fromDr. Walter
Lindley: on 1.-The Work OF the Prison
Pm, sician," from DR.. E. N. Rankin; on
discharged Prisoners,' from John s.
Lytle.
congress is given on the sixth page.1
PRISON CONGRESS- KODAK.
One of the interesting features Of the
congress is an exhibit from the manual
training school of the Cinci matt house
of refuge brought by the assistant
superintendent. T. R.Castello. an official
delegate. All of this work was done Nv
bows from eight to fourteen wears Of
age. The specimens were not made for
show, bat are of the line of work in
wood, engraving and painting done by
the bOys in the school. showing their
daily work. Their Skill shows the value
of this education. The work done by
the boys in carving. wood turning,
MIR. CASTILLO is proud of his boys and
he has reason to be.
Rev. George C. Maddox. of Trenton.
cbanlain of fhe New Jersey state nrisun'
is one of the able men of the congress.
He may be said to be almos; the ideal OF
the coming chaplain: In the particular
set forth in Rev. MI. Blatts' paper
touching the relations of chaplain and
warden. Upon the floor of the congress
Mr.. Maddox gave the delegates the
following pen picture of Warden John
Ii. Patterson, of the New jersey prison.
He is" said the chaplain, "a model
warden. Under his wise and able adj
ministration of the affairs of the prison
in the course of his eight years In Off
cial position he has brought the institu-
ton to a very high degree of perfection.
With kindness of disposition, with
iron Will. he has gained not only the re.
spect, but has won the love or all the
inmates OF the prison and speak naught
but words OF commentator. Such men
as Sherlh Pa.terson are agents only OF
good, Dotn TOT the prisoner aho ler
society, when all wardens are OF llke
character" 20. -
Mrs; Lucy NJ. Coad. ASSISTANT super
ll.eHueHC VI tue lotonlo .MgISeL Istol7-
!hatory, IS. iarse. moLnFr!y woman,
IMAM WHOM no attehuant upon Tue con-
ro,io e%i 60 Sn hs nae raot a.
pntert.;nad %v bar Welt in Tho Tr;,,
it;n ." ma ~ w, ne. .o, s.eis S 't W., MN hnn
fre.I n "I w. for for nrisnn rsfor,, in
her own cnnntrv po0
All tto ,,anor, rood o,d oil .,a I'd
,.n al .no p"pH,i .ea ~ anu az sn1 -, au-
oovtai,.,a go r.fsror ns ~ sdnoo, ,i"r
| mar manuai training nv .sPrasident NIL Rrin'
the keystone of the arch of nrison re-
form
| Rev. and Mrs. Samuel J. Barrows. OF
Boston. are both in prison work. Mrs,
| B. is the official, REPORTER of the prison
| qconyress. and her husband ia editor al
the Christian Register and an officer of
/ he Massachusetts, Prison society.
| Warden George, of Frankfort, Kv., is
one of the solid men of the congress.
He has been warden only seven
! months, but he is up to date in the pro-
fessiOn.
Colorado has one of the strongest
delegations in the congress, with ]. s.
Appel at its head. That accounts for
the next congress being held in Denver
Col. Charles E. FELTON,, of the Illinois
state reformatory was popular dele
gate. No man surpasses him as al
accurate judge of human allure.
Chairman A. 5. Tallmadge, OF the
entertainment committee, leaves moth
Ing undone mat the genius OF courtesy
can provlde 1or the Guys quests.
Chaplain Hickox, OF the Jackson.
Mich, penltentlary, has become of ge
IN the harness. he mas served twenty
TWO years.
| Mrs. Deborah Y. Leeds. OF the Penn.
syivania iiison society. Is an oiicla
ueaesa,e' al eafhes' "oihef ioi pilsoi
ie!oin.
MAJ; IN; McClaughry LOOKS anu speaks
l 5n Me- c"apiain ~, .na. piiso" waI-
u o; ,, maSoe Ae 'ie coni'hs CHAP
'"1 VV.rao. D,u,.,,, &c c;.a CIV. NJ
g oiera D u,s;G VI T,ms ot u;s ~.
SILVER Int his p ewes are nriaht and Ieen r'
n paan,ho, ,,.,udan ~ .ha ~
braska nenitentiarv wac the onIv de;e
gate from his state bmt he was a host
iowa sent onJv two delegates and
neither of tho nrison officials The
soonest man in the congress. He is a
leyel-headed man in every way,