St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-21

animated discussion as transpired
upon any subject considered by the
congress. Nj. }. Regain, superintendent
or the Waukesha industrial school; c. w.
Barnes, Chicago; L. b. Patton. j. Webb
Jr., of the Cincinnati house of refuge;
President Brinkerhoff, Mr.. Ingham. ST.
Paul. and others spoke of industrial
work and the conditions aud progress Of
improved methods in these institutions
sympathy was expressed aud the urgent
necessity conceded for the wise educa-
ton and training OF the children of lhe
country.
VISIT TO 'STILLwATER.
AT 1l:i0 a. III. the congress took
recess until s p. NJ. for visit to the
Saltwater penitentiary. responding to
the invitation of Warden Wolfer and
Managers Edwin Dunn, f. w. Temple,
Nj. y. Hall. A party of l25 ladies and
gentlemen took the special train at
1910 p. m. provided by the ST. Paul IL
Duluth Il. X. as a courtesy to the dele
gates of the National Prison associa-
ton. In little mOre than all hour later
the exenrsiontsts were welcomed at the
institution by the warden and his staff.
After short time passed In the recep-
ton rooms the guests were Invited to
rhe dining room and entertained with a
te,nDiing md we'll served lunch, of
wnicn Capt. II. E. Benner, the steward.
was tile presiding genius. After the
lunch the Visitors were shown through
THE prison by Warden Wolfer and Dep
lrty Warden Lemon, Assistant Deputy
Gieason, Clerk E. A. 0'Brien. Chap
laInS Albert and CorcOran assisting.
hattie A. Walker, was assidnons for
Ihe eoui1ort anu pleasure of the ladies
or the party.
All Of the departments and work
shops OF the pepitentiary, the cell
rooms, library, The Prison Mirror office.
.eeok-reoms, laundry, diniIlg -ta.ls aud
Woman'S department were visited and
thoroughly inspected, the tilns being
thus occupied until 5p. III. The return
TO the City Was at 1880 p. IN.
1T was All enjoyable excursion. de.
lighifully planned and handsomely
carried out III every detail.
FINAL. SESSION.
The closing session OF the conference
convened in the senate chamber at $3.50
p. III. The committee upon nominations
reported some changes in the list of
officers and committees, as adopted
Tuesday evening.
Timothy Nicholson, of Richmond,
Ind, Tor j. I'll. Elder, an honorary vice
president. Add to the honorary vice
presidents j.. Warner Mills, Denver;
vi. VAN Pelt, Moundsyille, Iva. Sub
stituIe Oil standing Committee On pre-
ventlon and reformation, p. r. Costello
for f. A. Nibecker. Add to committee
upon work OF prison physician. DR.. w.
L. RoWles, Columbus, u. Add to as
sistant secretaries. }. fl. Gabrielle, Den
yer. Adopted.
nESI EG ATES EI
to the International Prison Congress to
Be Held in Paris. june, 1Sy5-Gen. Il.
B!inkerhotf. Ohio; Rev. j. l.. M!lligan,
Pennsylvania; 4. W. McClaughry, Illi-
nois; Dr. Sims. Tennessee; Rev. S. j.
Barrows, Massachusetts: Charlton r.
Lewis, New Jersey: J. s. Appel, Colo
radio; j. w. Willis, Minnesota; f. II.
Mines, Illinois; s. ID. Lindley, Cali
fOrn1a.
e''5 THE CLOSING PAPER
Of the congress was read by Rev. Fred
Il. Wines, The Inequality of Sentences
tor Crime" This was discussed BY
several delegates ana ordered printed
Tor submission to the National Bar
association, which is To meet III August.
Secretary Hart was upon Lne pro.
gramIne fur all address upon the Min
nesOta state refurmatory system, but
The hour was SO late he spoke less than
ten minutes.
THANKS.
MIR. Wines proposed q resolution of
acknowledgment to the local committee
upen entertain meut. particularly
mentioning Secretary Hart, A. s. Tall
lnadge and Judge Hickman, Gov. Mel
son and Mayor Smith, the st. Paul IL
Duluth railroad, the Commercial club.
the warden and manager OF the state
prison, the newspapers Ter their tx
cellent reports, the citizens for the
carriage drive, Lie House OF Hope and
the Peoples church. To this resolution
lhe president and several delegates
spoke TO gTye emphasis of their appreei-
atlen OF Tie splendid entertainment ac-
corded the congress lit st. Paul. The
adoption was by rising vote aud
hearty ayes.
By invitation Judge Willis took the
floor, and with graceful words spoke OF
st. Paul'S appreciation OF the honor the
Sitting Ut The congress conferred, and
wished all the delegates safe return 10
their homes.
The congress then adjourned to meet
at Denver III The Month Ut September,
1895.
All of the delegates were presented
the compliments Of The Young W0inan's
Friendly association with souvenir,
''Day Record OF 1884," series OF quota
tions and notices III prose and poetry for
each day OF the year, All attention which
was very pleasing.