The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-11
CONVENTION NOTES.

Among the notables OF the W. C. T. U.
VINO arrived yesterday were Miss Cornelia
DOW came from Portland Me- Miss CaroIlno
r. Graw, OF Chicago. president of the Tenn
perance Publishing association. also came.
aFs. b NJ. d Fry. Mrs. Marian H. Dun
ham and Mrs. Matilda Carse were other
prominent Chicago women TO come up. Mrs.
II, l. Clark, president OF the Third district.
O'Clock.
Mrs. z. A. Shore, associate superintendent
OF work among lumbermen and miners, is at
the Windsor Much Of her work Is with
Libraries and literature for the camps and
if1shoIy visiting among the miners families.
Miss Brehu. secretary Of the board Of
superin.endents and national organizer, is
one OF the best speakers the convention
claims. At Monona Lake. Wis. when she
spoke some time ago. she had the largest
audience any one had ever drawn there.
Mrs. Mary II. Hunt, OF Massachusetts. rep
resents the national department OF scientfhc g
temperance and is strong woman. both per.
SonaAy ana in debate. She is at the Windsor.
Mrs Sophie Grubb cares for the national
work among foreigners. She distributes
20 az the different departments OF the work.
she keeps representative at the New YORK
harbor all the time 70 meet foreigners and
place these leaflets In their hands
The women from Los Angeles want very
much TO have the convention there next year,
ana /" Is possible Il may go there.
Miss Brehm said last night: 'The super
lntendents OF departments have a larger
have held two Interesting sessions and con- sogy
sidered the work OF over forty departments.
Mrs Mary D. Tomlinson. of PjainviIe N
j.. and Mrs. Mary d. Ellis, OF Newark n.
j.. are guests Of Mrs. Russell DOrr
The national badges are white silk. with
silver lettering and picture OF Miss VIII
lard. They celebrate the crusade anniversary
The state sgperlntendents selected their
seats at the church last night by lot There
are forty-eight state superintendents Some
states have two.
The executive committee and superin. en =
ents OF departments held their nrst Joint
meeting last night and discussed eonsoiida-
ton. No action was taken.
Mrs. Katharine Lente Stevenson rra-
spending secretary will resign to aecept III :
position OF president of the Msssachusetts
state union. Their are two eeRa.ates or
this position. Miss Anna A. Gcr,je7 ,rfss
Wizards private secretary. ard Ms, Frv
editor Of the Union Signal Miss Gordon has
stated positively that she viii not accent I'd !
position. Mrs Fry Is the choice OF gr al
many. and may be elected
There is no opposing candidate FOR the M
tional president ". c. T. u. ard Mrs
Lillian u. ~ Stevens will no doubt be elect
ed unanimously
Miss Rhena Burrows Mosher. Of Pennsvl-
yauiar national organizer CT tEe Y W. q T.
y, Is AZ the Windsor The guest OF her cousin
Mrs- J. E. McWnnslHs.
Rev. Dr. C0gwell VIII net speak a. TIE
opening Of tcdays ". G. 7. U. conves,t,n
Dr. CoEWell ~ss invited 10 welcer.e no
convention in me name OF the Chrlstian
churches OF The city bur through sorne r.
Ter IN the copy his name was omitted froo
the Official programme, snd Rev. s O. SIN, rs
coined the visitors in the rame of he p
pies church. Or. COgweI however. refuses
Row 10 take part, and the duty fails on DR.
Smith.