The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01

The annual demonstrators 4 4. =.
Wau.an's Temperance Assockun
Eection with thar ccnyen,ssa - sss
Queens hail. London which -. -.
persons. Lady Henry Saznarzk p.ass
Canon Wflhsrforce and DR. csIhr -
iaent CT he London county eouzsa -
the addresses. 4 ci.iiSren's aourns -
I'll with the money raised ry ia 49,
was unveiled during the coar%n,;n. -
made from the same model a. IL -. 4
from; az Willard hall CHICAGO nAr.
lsh fountain Is named Tor Iaar p
Somerset. while the enc in Chas~
called the willard fountain and v,s -,
for by the Loyal Temperance Len.
little bronze maiden holding cuo 81 -
ming water Is the model Mrs. Ll.a
y. Stevens. OF PortIas1. Ne, TIA ft,s.rs,,
delegate from the National ". Cit
was given q brilliant reception 81 NJ
fred Lawson presided. and Lsly Rskr
Somerset voiced the British vslcn.
Fraternal delegates were present Il ~
convention from AUSTRALIA. South ARA
and Madagascar. New South wnles IL
sent Lady Winssysr, wife OF tie ~
known judge. Sir William wirdeyef. n
torta has sent Mrs Kirk. nnA q IA
founders OF ths Victoria W. .f.rl
Other ladies from Victoria win b Nm
Ware. and Mrs. Luke a sister Of ths m
mLer OF Tasmania Queensland and n
mania also sent delegates.
". c. T. L. summer meetings a. vi
In hand From five days to two vsek
are given IN nearly Chactauqua and cnra
meeting for temperance teachings 4
conference Of five days al Chaannau
y. Y. closes August with an aRlo
platform meeting, Miss Frances II w
lard and Mrs. Margaret u. Ellis, Il ~
ark. y. j.. superintendent Of legstxa
being the principal speakers. Mn Ia.
arine l. Stevenson. national coTrsspnl
ing secretary, has charge Of the urn
conference Mrs. Ella A. BOOZE. II ~
Island. and Mrs. Frances w. 0rah61 I
Lnckport. y. Y. tthe singing evs1r11
are 20 assist In the programmes q c.
y. Y. temperance camp rneetine - i
". G. 7. L. schools os ulethods e ~
Lake. n. Y. cover one week. Anwymf i
10 II. and Is n charge OF Mr4 HeIeA. 1
Bullock. OF Elmira, " l.. assisted by r.
Bertha Morris Smith. Mountain La
Park Md. has FOR many pears had W. G
T. L. conferences; tbs year they are IL
charge q Mrs. " R. C. Morrow. president
OF West Virginia. and cover dates from
July "a 70 -. Bay visw. Nleh., a. for
many years past. viii be N charge Of Mra
l. 5. Rounds. assisted By Mss Helen L
Hood who has recently returned I'm
England w - r. r.. days at On
Grove .re July aad .. and Mrs. En-
Bourne. president Of New Jersey. III
charge Kentucky Chautauqua. at n
ington June - 70 July 10. Is led tsnoe
aace days by Mrs. Helen NJ. Barker. IN
urer % the National ". c. T. e. Eyf
state las It's quota besides thoss -
toned.
Legislation n reform measures the ~
winter has been gIzte gratifying. Inns
has passed q poisce ulatron bill % ~
20 cities Of over 1900 inhabitants. -
stringent ten cerance education blu ~ 3
cigar tts bill. Minnesota has psssea
bill prohibiting che admission Of an -
Under the age OF q 10 dance houses CO.
cert saloons or any place where !nso1tzs
ing liquors are sold or given away. isvs
legislature has made liquor bills =
coliecti bic. Tennessee. MassachueM
Kentucky. Connecticut and Indiana essa
passed strong an,i-cisarette bills. y u
rex state OF Washington an snti-vvsar
ton bill has passed; the legal aee q &C..
sent has been raised from 1s years
years. and n suffrage amendment -
United 20 the voters for the NovenE
election OF lses. Nissouri's suprems 0S
has decided that women may hod ~
Office from which they are not oeeessH
BY the constitution Of the state.
Over sS.Gso hiss been sent In 70 "a
uoual treasurer for the Armenian ns
and Il - st'N coming in. S&1 having -
come from Tasmania. The India -
fund has also been increased by W.
L. subscriptions. Through the innu~
OF the national officers the national Ile
relief committee has voted and ssnt
70 Purdita Ramabai 20 be used o
discretion FOR the relief OF the wom~
her school snd those under her per-