The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28

Drinlllng amid Idle Men and Their Neg lected Families. The paper ifs given Hh1 full i'm another column. The paper was followed by al discusalon. After thotsa delegates had left who intended going to Middletown, the three sedtionIs met together iln the First M. B. church, where Mir Birthwell talked l for a few rnlinutes ito the conference, on matteltJ of general interest to the l conference, after which a short discus sion was held.
 THB NEXT CONFERENCE AT
 GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
 At 3 o'clock the committee on time and place of the next conference, met, conslsibing of olaa member for each state lrepreiaen9sd ait this conference as fol- lows: Chairman, MT Homer Folks, New York; secl'elaaAy, MT. J. T. Jackson, NIlnnesota; California, J. D. CofIinI; Colorado, Dr. Ida N. Beaver, Connec- ticuIt, H. D. Smith; Delaware, Mrs. M. A. T. Clark; District of Columbia, F. L. Moore; Illinois, George w. Curtiss; Indiana, TimotIhy Nicholson; Iowa. J. H. Luldens; Kansas, General c. z. F'aulk- nler; Kentucky, w. P. Rolfe; MaiIne, Nins H. B. c. Beede; MaryHaind, J. R. Brackett; Massachusetts, LubeIn PIfatt; Michigan, A. o. Crozier; Minnesota, J. T. Jackson; Missouri, Rev. A. M, Fin- ney; North Carolina, Mrs F. L. Paltten; New Jersey, Rev. G. c. Maddock; Ohio, CharlleI5 Parrcttl; Oregon, Miss M T. IIolconbe; PenlaIsyVvania, John L.. Bailey; Rhode Island, Rev. J. H. Nut ting; Tenhnesaee, W. D. Caldwell; Vir- ginia, James Lyons; Vermont, B. F. Moore; Wisconsin, T. E. Eleg; Canada, c. T. Atchisom.
 The committee was appointed by President Paine and after having been called to order by the chairman, tine purpose of the meeting was announced as being to seleet a time and place of nleeting for the conference in 1896. Mir. Coffin of California ltllen proposed Los Angeles as a meetinIg place; Mir. Lukens, Davenport, la; General Faulk- her, Topeka, Kan; Mn Crozier, Grand Rapids, Mich, and MT. Lyons, Rich- mond, Va. Each gentleman gave a glowing description of hIis proposed place of meeting, describing the facil- itie's for entertaining guests and ral- road facilities. After each proposed To- catIon ha.d been thoroughly discussed a vota by roll call was taken and re- suited in am overwhelming vo,te in favor of Grahd Rapids, Mich On motion of General Faulkner this wae made unand- nous. It was decided tNo Ieave the se- lection of a time for tlle conference h1 1896 to the executive committee With the restriction that the conference ad- journ before May 27, so at5 not to if1- berfere with the deIegatIes geltting home to Meinnorial day exerch:les, as many delegates are old soldiers. After the committee work had been finished MT Bailey of Pennsylvania placed before the committee the fitness of Philadel- phia as a neeting place for the Ma tional Conference of 1897, and asked the members of the committee to co- operate with him in securing the '97 convention for that place. The action of this committee will be presented to the conference for ratification and will undoubtedly be ratified.
 TO-DAY'S PROGRAM.
 The program for uo-day's meetings is as follows:
 9:30 a. m.-Reports from Stlates (al-
 phalbeticallBg Maryland to New
 Jersey.
 10:0O a. m.-The Feeble Minded
 1. The Feeble 1Iylnded-Dr. George
 H. Knight, M. D., Lal1eville, Conn.,
 ?. The Training of an Idiotic Hand
 Samuel J. Fort, M. D., of Eli-
 cott City, M D.
 Other papers to be anlnounced.