The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-31
TUESDAY. JUNE S. AFTERNOON SESSION.


TUESDAY, JUNE s. AFTERNOON SESSION.
Prof. Samuel Dickie. Of Michigan, presiding.
2:se-s:oo-Subject: Tho Financial Side Of
the Drink Question" II. X Carroll, OF New
York Independent; Cen A. B. Netrleton, Of
Minnesota.
3:oo-b00.-Subjeet: "what Legislative En-
actmeuts Against the Liquor Trstnc Are Most
Enecttve? A. A. Miner DID,, of Boston, Mary
T. Burt president New York State W. G. 7. o.;
Z. D. Wskemen. of New York; James NJ. Buck
ley, D. D., OF New York; John Hipp. of Colo
RADIO; E. r S. Gould. joins Hopkins Univer-
sity; Walter T. Mills. Of Chicago; Gov. Till
man. Of South Carolina.
EvENso SESSION.
William + Wardweu, OF New York, prcs,d-
ing.
7:so-subject: Prohibition Purity Move
ment" Prof. Samuel Diel1ie, chairman OF the
national prohibition committee Michigan.
Subject: "The Indiana Supreme Court De-
odsion That the Saloon Is Liable for the Dam
age il Infiiots upon Neighboring Property-The
Scope OF This Decision, and It's Applicability
in Other States" Col Eli F. Ritter. of Indian
apoiis, Ind
The cooperation Of all temperance
bodies on new basis will be one of
the chief points of interest to such rep
,resentatives a Patriarch Charles A.
Everett, OF the Sons of Temperance, to
Archbishop John Ireland and others
who wish action in unity. There will
be considerable delegation from all the
Ohio temperance societies to this end,
and ex-Gov. John P. St. John heads
body of workers with tho Same object
in view. An evidence of the strength
of this feeling is the cooperation Of
r,o,-.ov,o an y,<>foI Me- w Nav.
ming, president st. Patrick's Ladies'
Catholic T. A. society: Albert z. Hor-
ton. chief justice of Kansas; Hon.
George e. Foster, Canadian minister of
finance; Frances e. Willard, Bishop
Cyrus D. Eoes and Edward Everett
Hale.
Another portion of the delegates,
such as DR.. Parkhurst, of New York;
Theodore L. Cuyler, of Brooklyn; Bish-
op John a. Vincent, OF Chautauqua, n.
Y, and Gen Howard, are more inter-
ested in the apostolate of the press.
The Sth Of June will be given up to
addresses Gen. Dow is to speak and
the officers of the leading temperance
societies have prepared an official
ifeHcitatiOn to the veteran ON his greet
life work. It is hoped that Mrs. Mary A.
Livermore, honorary president of the
Massachusetts, w. c. 7. u, will also at
tend.
The adjournment of tho congress is
fixed for the 5th, but the more arduous
work of realizing the meslsit embodies
will not be completed until many days
thereafter. Senator Frye, it is hoped,
viii be able to do something with con-
gress. and every board of education In
the country is to be addressed through
the permanent committee.
The railroads have sig1ifsd their In
tenticn of granting reduced rates 20
delegates, and the New York hotels
have arranged 10 make special terms
which must be effected through Com
mittee Secretary Joseph a. Bogardus,
who Ii president of the American Tenn
perance union. All
SUNDAY, JUNE ). EVENING SESSION.
7:a-Address By Father Murphy, Of Mon
real. Can
Adjustment Of Liquor Selling Tor Beverage
Purposes tho Duty OF the Christian Church"
MONDAY JUNE 4. MORNING SESSION.
Io.oo-io:S-subiect: The Medical Pro-
fession and Total Abstinence. Norman Kerr,
" D., OF London
i0S-Il s0-Suoject: The Saloon q Power
IN Municipal Politics." Henry George. OF New
York. Charles Thompson, d. D.. Of New York.
11:So-l2: io-Subject: Pledge Signing;
Eow 10 Make 1t Effective" T. Edward Murphy,
OF Connecticut
Most Effective TO Talk Total Abstinence from
the Platform" John G. Woolley, OF Mime
sofa.
MONDAY, JCSE 4. AFTERNOON SESSION.
Col. Eli r. Ritter. Of Indianapolis. presiding
e.oo-2:3o-Subject: The Drinking Usages
IN Society-the Duty Of the Church to Insist
with Renewed Emphasis upon Total Abstin-
ence." David j. Bprrell. DID. Of Rev York.
Cortland Meyer. DID. Of Brooklyn
eS-s:00-Suhiect: should The Church Re
QEire Total Abstinence OF Candidates for
Membership" Mary Clement Le-vits- world
missionary Of the ". c T. L.
so-s eo-Sub.ect. Total Abstinence for
Young Men-Hov 70 Make Il General A C
Dixon. D. D., OF Brooklyn
s<o-4;3o.-Sub:cct The Teaching OF Ten
psrance Hygiene in the Public Schools-lFou
Can Il Be Made Obligatory and E.nec,iyes-
Mary Il. Hunt az Boston
Address to the people Of TIE United States
and Canada
gI exercises Win cooperation OF the
National Temperance society. the In
dependent Order OF Good Tempiars-
the Ycman's Christian Temperance
union. the Sunday Observance society,
the Sons OF Temperance and some
dozen other orders with mem oership
well into the hundred thousands
Il is hardly possible, therefore. that
any temperance asselablaee yet held
can vie n magnitude and Importance
with this coming one.
The presiding officer Is 20 be Maj
Gen. Oliver o. howard. The cs..l r,Al