The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-21
ONE DAY IN YIN. C.A.CAMP
POLICE DEPARTMENT is CALLED ON
THE SLIGHTEST EXCUSE.
Gov. Mount VIII BE with the Tenters
Over Sunday-Next Weeks \. Il.
y. c. Il. Programme.


Special TO the indianapolis Journal
WINONA ASSEMBLY GROUNDS Fagle
Lake, Ind. Aug. Ex-Governor Mount will
spend Sunday at Winona and will be a guest
of honor at the reception to be given to
Major General Howard and other leaders Of
the Bible conference. Sunday night there
will be platform meeting for the Y NJ. c.
A. speakers, at which the Governor will be
the presiding officer
The sun rose brightly over the Y NJ &. A.
camp this morning for the first time since
the tents have been put up. Weather for
five days has been uncomfortably ccol for
people in summer clothes but to-day was
delightful. The fun at camp is irrepressi-
BILE. There was an incident yesterday which
is not yet complete that illustrates methods
employed in camp When all were gathered
to give the camp yell, it was observed that
4. Wilbur Helm of North Manchester vas
entertaining company of young women,
forty yards away. The ceremonies were
stopped and the chief of police with his en-
tire force of men were ordered to bring in
the offender Mr.. Helm was returned to the
ranks in short order The case was pro-
Vlded for at the camp conference this morn
ing by the appointment of f. w. Hopper
as police Justice Tomorrow morning or
sooner, if the court can conveniently go
into session, Mr.. Helm win be tried
for desertion. The court will probably make
others.
The arrivals at camp this morning were
r. Milton Schafer and George Rowe. of
Elkhart; Frederick w Hopper, general sec
Wayne.
Rudolph Busher, of Lafayette. was forced
TO homo U M hIICinaCS mt
ests.
The morning devotions were led by Rev.
DR.. McGregor of London, who has become
such a favorite with the men that on the
occasion of the flag raising yesterday God
Save the Queen" was sung in his honor and
three cheers We're given for the union
jack"
The campers stoutly maintain that they
are the best fed people at Winona ana to
prove the assertion invited a number of
guests to dinner to-day. Among them were
DR.. and Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. L. E. Stacey,
DIR. McGregor, Dr. Walton and f. c. Booth
by Tomorrow more guests have been in
V1ted, and it is needless to say that these
invitations are highly priced A fair sample
of the camp dinner is shown by the follow
ing menu:
Sliced Cucumbers Sliced Tomatoes
Roast Beef with Gravy.
Mashed Potatoes. Corn on Cob
White Bread. Graham Bread.
Pudding
Grapes. Coffee.
AS may be supposed the men manage
comfortably on this sort of fare.
With the warmer weather comes
are making use of the bathing dock on the
lake Winona springs are far famed for
their good qualities, but none of them is
better than that which furnishes the camp
with water. The spring is brought to the
top of the hill from another hilltop 700 feet
away and flows strongly with an inch
tinged with iron. There was to have been
a reception at the Winona Hotel for the
Y. M. c. A. men, but on mature cOnsidera-
ton it was postponed on account of the
evening meeting, and emerged into the gem
eral reception that will be held Saturday
night.
The work of the Bible school began as
usual to-day with o'clock meeting AT
70 cGHk in thur, the chapel P Se II
o'clock hour in the Auditorium was taken
by Dr. McGregor At 2:30 in the afternoon
Maxwell in charge. AT o'clock DR.. Fish
burn lectured again on THE Temple" Drs.
Chapman and McGregor led the hillside
service, and preached at s o'clock in the
Dr. ELLIOTT, of Rochester, N. Y. has com
pleted his coure of lectures and returned
At the afternoon meeting yesterday the
stock subscription question came up, and
had been pledged. Mrs. Chapman and the
other ladies in the audience raised $ll0O
among themselves.
The tennis tournament has proved the
most exciting ever held on these grounds.
In the semi-finals this morning Coulter
won from Jameson. So So, and Wales won
finals were played before a large crowd Of
spectators between Coulter and Wales.
Coulter won, the score standing "a, 6I.
This is the second tournament this year
that Coulter has won. and the best
players in the I. M. c. A. camp We're en-
tered. it is a foregone conclusion that he
will be a favorite in the contest between
the Y. NJ c. A. and Winona.
Miss Dora Bartholomew, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs; G. W. Brown,
has returned to Indianapolis.
Miss Eunice Curtis, of indianapolis. who
has been at the Arwine cottage, left for
home last night.
Mrs. ]. Cavanaugh, of indianapolis, has
been entertaining Miss Clinton, of that
city. who returned to-day.
st A1on fsnd ala H J. G. Breckinridge.
Bourbon; Mrs. b. A. Helm, North Man
chester; James A. Fullenwider. Chicago:
John shodniger and Miss Shodniiger; Gosh
and wife Mulberry; G. T. Williams and
Merle Wilrouse, Button; L. W. Ditch and
Charles Adams Columbia City; Harry l..
Maxwell, Greencastle; p: 5. Key9olds,
South Bend; Mrs: J. M. Studebaker. south
Picken, Of Indianapolis, who have spent
two weeks at Winona with their families.
returned to-day; Mr. and Mrs. Moore, or
Greenfield who have been here week, also
returned home.
OFFICIAL c. f. PROGRAMME.
Miss Mason, state secretary of the
Young Peoples Societies of Christian En-
deavor, has given out the first official pro-
gramme for the convention to be held here
next week. The effort will take on ma
tional character, and Miss Mason seems to
be charmed with the prospects for close
fellowship among the delegates which are
afforded by the Winona grounds and build
ings. Arrangements already completed
look to the entertainment of $500 young
people from every part of the State at VII
mona next week. The exercises commence
rating the tenth anniversary of the Chris
tan Endeavor Society will be particularly
impressive The programme fellows:
Thursday, Aug. 25.-
I'd. m--Meeting for prayer study and dis
cussion; themes for study, Holy Living.
Its Hindrances and Its ii elps, The Aban-
Comment of Self-life.' Absolute Trust In
God" Leaders in discussion, Rev. Charles
Rice, of Elkhart, Rev. Il. o. Ellis, of Fair
mount.
p. m.--Meeting of state executive COM
mittee in parlors of Winona Hotel.
D. m.-Song service and prayer.
7:15 p. m.-Warsaw welcome, by Rev. II.
O. Tilburn; Winonas welcome, by Rev. Sol
c. Dickey. D. D. Response, "A Word of
Greeting from the United Society" by Will
liam Shaw treasurer United Society Chris
tan Endeavor. of Boston.