Evening star., 1897-06-05

grounds. commencing at o'clock. Chair
| man. his excellency. Governor Atkin-
| son, West Virginia; devotional exef-
cises, Bishop e. R Hendrix. Kansas
City. Mo-: addresses by his excellency, Gov
sentative Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South; Rev. John Potts. d. D., To-
ronto: Rev. Simpson johnson, Manchester,
England.
Saturday Evening, July ~.
Massey Hall-Topic. Temperance and
Civic Righteousness" Chairman, Charles
| r. Magee. Boston, Mass: devotional exer-
cises. Rev. NJ. Dargan. Greenwood. 8. CT
addresses by Rev. w. F. Wilson. Toronto;
Prof. Sam Dickey. Albion. Mich; Rev. D.
c: Kelley. Columbia, Tenn.
Flavelle, Toronto, Ont; devotional exer-
cises. Rev. J. w. E. Bowen, D. D., ATTAIN
Ia, Ga; addresses by Rev. d. II. Moore,
D. D.; Rev. W. P. Palmore, d. D., St.
Cookies Church-Address by Rev. J. v.
Smith, D. D., Hamilton, Ont. (Other
speakers not yet chosen)
Fourth Day-sunday, July 16.
At IL am, sermons in Toronto churches
appointments given later; 8 pm. love
feasts followed by communion services:
Metropolitan chuch. led by Rev. J. W.
Stuart, d. D., Carthage. Mo-; Elm Street
Church. led by Mr.. F. W. Tunnell. Ger
mantown, Pa: communion service. led by
Rev. w. B. Leach, D. D.. Chicago, ILL., :
Sherbourne Street Church. led by Rev.
Geo. Young, D. D., Toronto: Broadway Ia
bernacle, led by Rev. M. g. Coleman.
Beardstown, ILL.,; Queen Street Church, led
by Rev. ]. A. Wales, st. Charles. Mo. ;
L. Doty. Cleveland. Ohio; communion Scr
vice. led by Rev. John Stephens, San Fran
CISCO Cal: Central Church, led by Rev.
George ]. Bishop, Toronto; Trinity Church,
led by Rev. J. r. Creighton, Stevens Point,
Wis.,; Woodgreen Church. led by Rev. w.
G. Young, Richmond, Ky.
Massey Hail.. p.m.-Junior League rally;
chairman Mrs. Mary c. Foster. Amster-
s. T. Bartlett, Cobourg. Ont: Mrs. r. L.
Greene, South Boston, Mass; Rev. Charles
o. Jones. Chattanooga, Tenn: pm,
regular services in all the churches.
Farewell Meetings.
Horticultural Pavilion, $40 p. m.-Chair-
man, Mr.. ]. r. L. Starr, Toronto. Devo-
tions, Rev. L. ]. Naftzger, Muncie, Ind.
Address, Equipment for Service" Rev.
E. H. Hughes, Maiden, Mass. Address, THE
Baptism of Power" Rev. w. X. Piner.
Bowling Green, KY. Farewell address, fol-
Swadener, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Metropolitan Church, $50 p. m.-Chair-
man, Rev. j. F. Berry, d. d. Devottons,
Rev. G: T. Adams. Nashville. Tenn. Ad-
NJ. Campbell. Charlottetown. P. E. I. Ad-
dress. Baptism of Power" Rev. E. B. RAM
sey, Memphis. Tenn. Farewell address.
followed by conservation service Rev. Man
ly s. Hard, Philadelphia, Pa.
Massey Hall, $50 p. m.-Chairman. Rev.
James Atkins, Nashville, Tenn. Devotions,
Rev. w. p. Odell Phi. D., Buffalo, N. Y.
Address. Equipment for Service" Rev.
lS1rf Z D~;~~ C-l
Baptism of Power" Rev. DIR. s. P. Rose.
Montreal. Farewell address. followed by
conservation service. Rev. ]. H. Hollings-
worth. Greencastle. Ind.
Rev. W. D: Parr. Kokomo. Ind. Devotions.
Rev. G. R. Turk, Winnipeg. Address.
Equipment for Service" Rev. Geo. w.
Brown, D. D., North Adams. Mass. Ad-
Hammer Memphis. Tenn. Farewell ad-
dress, followed by conservation service,
Rev. A. Lucas. Sussex, N. B.
Broadway Tabernacle, $50 D. m-Chair-
man. Rev; B. F: Fraser. Elberton. Ca. De-
votions. Rev. Clarence o. Kimball. ST. FL
mo, Ill. Address. Equipment for Service"
Rev. c. T. Scott, B. A.. st. Thomas Ont.
Address. Baptism of Power" Rev. J. M
Ihoborn. Detroit, Mich. Farewell address,
followed by conservation service, Rev. A.
H. Ranton.
The Washington CONTINGENT.
The Washington committee has prepared
circular for distribution, containing the
following information:
All arrangements have been completed
for the Washington delegation attending
the next international convention at To-
ronto in July next.
The route selected is the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad to Philadelphia; from there
Valley route; then by the Gorge route,
electric cars to Lewiston; thence by boat
across Lake Ontario, or from Niagara to
Toronto on the Grand Trunk road, with
the privilege Of returning by boat
A lunch car is expected to be attached to
the train at Philadelphia, on which lunches
will be served at moderate prices. Return
Ing home. stop-offs will be granted at Buf-
lalo, Rochester Junction. Geneva, Bur-
dette for Watkins Glen) and Mauch
Chunk.
For particulars regarding bicycles inquire
of Mr.. Harry o. Hine.
Entertainment in Toronto has been &C.
cured at 254 Jarvis street, very desirable
and central location. Rooms can now be
secured on application at district head
quarters, Hotel La Fetra- AS only a lin
tiers should be selected at once. No assign
ments of homes will be made before reach
Ing Toronto. except by local committee.
Church headquarters at Elm Street
district.
The'Expenses.
Fare to Toronto and return via Gorge
route and boat. good for ten days, SLIGO;
lodging and breakfast at Niagara Falls,
30 cents; entertainment in Toronto, Thurs
day noon to Monday noon. 80 (or longer at
$50 per day). making a total of $3.50 for
the four days Of the convention. All-rail
route, 81 additional.
The league special train will leave B. and
0. station about o'clock Wednesday
morning, July IA. reaching Niagara about
II pm. The delegation will stop at the
Temperance House. After viewing the
falls on the morning Of the 18th, the party
going by boat will leave Lewiston at II a.
m- those going by train can leave at o
I'm. or las pm. All those expecting to 20
are urged to fill up the coupon attached
and send at once to Mr.. E. g. La Fetra.
The Remedy for Western Dfscontent
Prof. James II. Hyslop In the Forum.
An opportunity was afforded me in the
last presidential election to do some cam
paign work in the states Of Ohio and In
diana. and I found that county politics
almost all over the west are honeycombed
with rings" and corruption. precisely like