The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-21

without the use of his mental faculties,
Is not laying the foundation for an in
tellectual and well ordered life. 1t was
not all in the training of the intellect
or judgment; the morals needed equal
training. The perpetuity of the gov
eminent lay in the future elevation of
all classes, races and stations.
The boy who Is taught to earn his
bread and butter, without knowing
how to plan his work, will be lament
able failure in life. Manual training in
Indian schools was necessary but the
pupils should understand causes as well
as results
Rev. John St Claire narrated some
scenes he had witnessed ait the battle
of Pine Ridge and Wounded Knee, and
believed the efforts of the Indian teach
ers would forever prevent repetition
of such occurrences.
Today's programme will contain q
number of interesting features to edu-
Gators. George Steele, agent Of the
Blackfoot Agency, Montana, will read
a paper upon the industries of the In
dams in his section of the country, and
Leslie Davis, superintendent of the
Flandreau, S. D., agency, will follow
with a similar paper upon the Indians
or South Dakota. K. H. Gresham
will read a paper giving an account of
Tic NliHucoOId 1nOidnS anu LQeIr meth
DDS OF obtaining q livelihood. The eve
ming will be devoted to addresses along
other lines. Among the educators pres
emit are:
Bertha J. Dryer, Keshena, Wis; George M.
Butterfeld, Mrs. G. G. Butterfeld. Rosebud,
Martha R. Clarke, FIT Lewis, Colo; Ella
Campbell. FIT. Peck, Mont; F. G. Campbell
Fl. Peck. Mont; Jennie Erickson. Carlisle
p; Sister s. e. Ecker Standing Rock Agency
AGNES Erpdntfn
D; A. D. Finn. White Earth, Mimi; A. G.
Hoag Iowa Falls, TO-; Miss Mary jackson
White Earth, Mimi; Miss Alice Johnson, Wit
te9nberg, Wis; Miss L. J. Little, White Earth.
Mimi; Miss Lysna Olive, Wittenberg Wis.
susan Mexican and Mary Mexican Eau
clare, WIS; J; G. Oakland, Pousford MINI;
bell. FIT Peck, Mont. Laura, K. NJ. Sciurus.
Saginaw Mich; Beatrice B. sondergger,
Standing Rock Agency, N. D.; Ida Moe War
r zen, fian q ~ 5. D; A. J. Wells. Crow
Peter Paquette, Lac de Flandreau, Wis; B. F.
Riggs, Santee, Neb.; Mrs. J.. Smith, Miss
Helen Smith, Greenwood school, Yankton. S.
p; Nina spaulding, Cheyenne River Agency,
s. D.; w. s. Stops, Tama, To-. Frank Setter.
Tomah, Wis; Sister Patrecai Sullivan Stand
ing Rock, n: D.; Wellington and Edith Salt,
sstaby, Elbowoods, s. B.; ]. /. spence G.
Ramona Ranch Centre Station. Mont
Q. H.. Gates, Elbowoods. S. D.:
Z. =, Arkwright. Tomah, Wis; II. d. Ark
wright, Tomah; Adela Engster Fort Yates,
n. D.; Bridget MeCalligan, Fort Yates; Mary
9. Collins. Fort Yates; Herminie Cournoier,
Standing Rock Agency. D.; Louise Cavalier,
Totten, N. D.; Viola Cook, Rice River, Mimi
Mrs. J. Chandonette, Rice River; Cecilia
Cammenzine, Fort Yates; D. M. Compton,
Fort Belknap N. D.; B. Caswell, Fort Belk-
nap; ]. F. Carson. Cheyenne River, s. d.
Martha Clark, Fort Lewis, COL; G. G.. Ell
lis, Rice River; Lizzie Francis, St. Paul; A.
F. Gerahty, Tower. Mimi; Mrs. A. E.
Hodges, Seager school, Oklahoma; R. II. c.
Hineman, Morton Mimi; ]. M. Hessler,
MT. Pleasant, Mich; A. Jones' Wittenberg,
Wis.,; E. l.. Kendall, Blaekfoot Agency,
Mont; Sylvia A. Kneeland, Yankton Agency,
S. D; Rose Lyon, Poughkeepsie, N. Y; w.
]. Weeks, Springfield, S. d.. A. ]. Wells,
Crow Creek, S. D.; c. B. Wood, Tomah,
Wis.,; Fannie Ward, Tomah, Wis. Carrie
Walker. Rice River, Wis; E. ]. Warren,
Fort Bennett. S. D.