The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-12

fund by knitting and selling fine handker-
chiefs and wedding outfits.
A children's mass meeting will be held
In Central Presbyterian church tomorrow
AFTERNOON; The national L. T. l.. department
exercises In charge. There will be national
speakers and chalk takers and music
Miss Ella Lane. Of Texas, Ia with her
Now Is a delegate from Marshall Tex Mas
Lane is about twelve years old and talks
with decided Southern drawl, which sounds
Qua coming among SO many Northern tongues.
prominent railroad man and his wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt. Shay are at the Wind
sor Mr.. Shay is from Youngstown o. 1t
Is probable that a meeting will be held
Monday morning under the auspices OF the
railway department, at which Mr. and Mrs
shay and Mrs. Woodward will speak
Mr.. Shay Is chairman OF the adjustment
committee OF the Brotherhood OF Railway
Engineers of the Erie system and devoted
70 the interests Of his brother engineers He
Justor.
=, Gorge Peters. the business manager for tbs
L. r. e. t. U. Is the only male delegate ut
the convention Mr.. Peters is a young Ger
man who decided to go to the Cuban war
and all but enlisted. His duty, however,
seems 10 be along other lines and he moi
only stayed at home TO assist with the young
peoples work. but gave up his business and
devoted himself to the cause and put tina
money money planned 70 be used towards college
education into the society. He engineered
the first crusade which was held In South
Chicago and which was one of the most won
deTful things OF It's kind ever held. He has
also made crusade against gamblers and
obscene literature. and succeeded in running
down the proprietor OF one Of the most de-
PRAYED little sheets eyer published in a city.
The question of the temperance hospital
has come before the executive committee and
action has been deferred. The committee on
resolutions had this matter under consdera-
tion. This committee has over eighteen reso-
buttons to present, the first being on Miss
Wizards death.
One OF the busiest women at the convention
- Mrs. O. NJ. Woodward, superintendent OF
work among railroad men. This department,
by the national union II being the ONLY SOL
eiety operating in this field, which stands for
total abstinence, civil prohibition and equal
standard OF morals for man and woman.
The superintendent held a short naetInz
yesterday reading the minutes Of the weeks
presentation to the convention today.
The flowers from Miss willard's chair will
be sent 70 the 81. Paul hospitals each night
Anna B. shaw arrives to-day.
Mrs. T, n. Lyies gives a reception Mon
gay evening for Mrs. Lucy Thurman, Miss
kyPch, pf North Carolina; Mrs o. L. Bull
lock and Mrs. Joseph. Of New Orleans.
Y P, G, T. =, at the Windsor. u ~
Miss Eva shonts 10 at the Windsor
Mrs. Perkins. editor Of the True Republic,
Of Cleveland, Is attending the convention
Harry Cleveland, Of the Times-Herald; n,
II, Mcdonald Of the Daily News J. N.
Greenstein of the Post, and Mrs. McGowan.
Of the Tribune, are among the Chicago news
paper correspondents at the convention
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The Temple trustees have made Dr. Sarah
Heckett Stevens one Of their members and
she he's made a contribution towards fhe
work.