New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-07
ST. PAUL'S CONVENTION.
THE W c T q. WILL HOLD ITS ANNUAL
MEETING IN MINNESOTA.
~ WILL. RE THE LARGEST CONFERENCE YET
HELD BY THIS ORGANlzATToN-AIL THE
D-r VIC ATEs WILL BE ENTER

Tanned BY RESIDENTS.

Tanned BY RESIDENTS.
Tho National Woman's Christian Temperance
Union viii open It's twenty-hfth convention in the
Peoples Church. 81. Paul. Mimi. on November H.
A two days session Of tho Executive Committee
viii precede the regular meeting Of the convention
when several important matters to be presented
later 10 the convention will be considered The
Board Of National Superintendent and the Board oil
Organizers will also meet. and there Will he TWO
DAYS. purity conference under the leadership OF Dr.
Mary Wood-Allen Mrs. Emily D. Martin, the Nd-
,,onsl superintendert will deliver address.
An effort will be made 10 interest the consrega-
tons OF suburban churches. and addresses VIII ne
made in many OF the out-o,-town communities II
- thought this Will be the largest convention helu
N many years Mrs Lillian NJ. y. Stevens the
acting president will call the meeting to order on
Friday morning November i, at o'clock
memorial service Will be held for members who
have passed over" to the great majority during
the last year. Some Of the names besides tha' OF
Miss Willard in this list are Mrs Mary l. BurI
president Of the New-York State Womans Chris
ton ren,perance Union: Mrs. Esther 7. Housh and
Ma. Iodie Reed National superintendent; Nine.
Demorest OF New-York, and many other WORKERS
All delegates Will be entertained free in the MONIES
Of residents Of St. Paul Visitors can mo accom-
roodation and Will be able to secure board a. rom
81 10 So a day. The committee would be siad 10
have the names OF intending visitors sent TO Mrs
7 philljps No. III Geranium-st.. ST. Paul. with
stamp inclosed II answer IS desired Names OF
delegates are to he sent 20 Mrs. c. l. We0ner NO.
, 700 Ninnehaha-st and banners and decorations
ave 20 20 10 Mrs I. H. Lyles No. 731 ST. Peter-st'
NJ. Matilda e. Carse is distressed 10 be obliged
70 report that In Illinois. Ohio and New-fork the
State conventions failed 10 pass the resolutions eus-
tanning tn Temple trustees in their effort TO pay
of the $4,000 Temple trust bonds The resolution
was defeated hy small majority only
SHE STANDS BY THE TEMPLE
Hsre and now. Mrs Carse says proclaim my
on q stand by the Temple.
The Temple trust bonds are moral obligation
resting on the women's CHRISTIAN Temperance
Union and must be paid. Moral obligations nave
M limit as 10 time. and. God helping me. ! will
work while life and strength last to this end II
~ WI e,srers IN me Womans Christian Temperance
linton cannot the matter IL the same hght qo,
W-slsrd sai1 in her evor-nl-a orabe speech on the
Temple al Buffalo We are IN qept rGl ~ rs
what time live I'll that debt is Paid SPEAK ,b Iof
person. DO not doubt hut you say the same; am
What she has said I heartily subscribe TO- as ne.
words fully express my own sentiments ana me
action intend liking as an uanis fo follow fol
low: anybody who must talter. falier'
Tha union Of New-London, Conn has sener-
ously supported the movement to preserve the leh-
ME u has sent $500. and Is raising more WIN
.e,d kan. mas helped Milford, y. J.. has also
u,.ar unat q could while it's union was in opera
ton. A letter without name or signature was
..rt ~ Mrs Carse II reads as follows
p,.asa sccen, the inclosed gift $50 for the Temple
,rnd in memory Of Mss WIZARD. "hoSe cons
Grated life has been en Inspiration To- '"e oo""''
~,,.s Anna Gordon and Mamie Powdery are now
.ar, .. beadouartors Miss Gordon has thu
souvenir badges Of the National convention IN
hand 49, -, ..
Mrs Katharine LN'te Stevenson mas oeen "''an'-
,,ouslv elected president OF the MASSACHUSETTS,
Wonan's Christian Temperance thlon " mas
bee, her n,rnose no; 10 stand FOR reelection az
secretary lndef' S44e Only
d,8 40 Las, wear al Miss WIZARDS urgent request.
Knowing this fact. and that 1t was MIS-. steven
cons intention 10 return 20 her home ~ hef ha'Ne
s.s,e the Massachusetts White Rbboners. IN
,ts1r =, N-s ressenden's ,esignaton on account Of
,ahg mem ,' t % .Se,r leader Mrs Stevenson's
nS,.,o s corresnonding secretary are universally
scknowledged and appreciated throughout me
Whlte Ribbon Army.
MEANING OF SACRED TRUST
The meaning Of the expression Sacred iros,.
which appeared in the resolution p"Sseu ~ ~
National Executive Committee o. the W. {. I. |.
Las, T,,l,, has been asked for The Union sigma
gives the following expianaion'
Inasnych az Miss willard pledged her fly c,
ninth YEAR 20 an effort 70 raise money Ipl i''' 10
me IemPiss ~. Jus, rorwbers Of the Executive Com
nitiee considered ne iufihetihe o &c 80, TITS
sow.yer IS not equivalent 20 saving that We con,
tcer Ne Ie.iI,5 -oe,r mon the Woman's Chris
ian Temperance Union MoIeyNer ~ti W. az
ooes hOe - =. ~, her work FOR this end would be
6ourded by the next National conven'2Wn, Kiss DoU IS
$50 ,-s otfo1y The bonds have not been pui-
chased before Inc meeting Of the we have
the resolution called for. We answer ma We ,, IL"
NJ - ,bie date been unable 10 secure ~. ESt oi
~ bordSoiders THE GENERAL OtF1'hRS
The change in officers will. it is thought 10
greater than at any other former convention "'.'
the gercral tnteres.s Will be Of immense moment
r.. -, 80 ali over the country viii be ono
snd c@erd fare cerhca'es 20 be yisea ana s Gg
Nvered by joint agent IeIaoii'a,.' ,b rurchase or
tcEets nv esrlier than three days prior 10 Inc
opening % The convention
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