The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-02

D. D., Phi. D., of Columbus O., who is
said to be very popular orator of the
NJ. E. church, and is regular lecturer
OF the National league. Other speak
ers, some from the legislature, will brief
ly address the mass meeting. DR.. Jack
son is under the direction of Rev Rich
ard Fl. Battey, state superintendent who
has an Office at S04 Lumber exchange,
Minneapolis. Supt. Battey it will be re-
membered, has been the leader of the
temperance lobby at the legislature and
was instrumental in preventing the pas
sage of the anti-patrol limits bill. and
others introduced by the friends of the
saloon few weeks ago.
DR.. Jackson is To spend the first half
af April in this state in the interests of
snti-saloon work. Sunday evening he
will go over to Minneapolis and speak
at the Central Baptist church on the
work of the league. Monday evening he
il to speak at Willmar, Wednesday at
Alexandria, Thursday at Little Falls,
: Friday at Brainerd. returning to the
Twin Cities for two addresses on Sunday
April ., when he will address the congre-
cations of the First Baptist church. st.
Paul, at 1920 a. m, and the Westmins-
ter Presbyterian, Minneapolis at 7:3O D.
m. The following Sunday the doctor will
speak at the House of Hope church in
the evening. The league Is not a prohi-
press violations of the law and to SUD-
press saloons where practicable. Great
interest in the league has been awakened
over the state. Over forty towns have
voted out saloons this winter in sections
where saloons have been defiant
Easter will be celebrated in a pleasa nt
ana entertaining way by the ST. James
y 81 F. church Sunday school Jav and
fulier streets, at o'clock D. m. A good
time is expected. All are invited to be
present.
Mrs. Della Whitney Norton. Christian
scientist. of Minneapolis will deliver an
Easter discourse Sunday evening at M
Pioneer Press building at 7:45 Text
Luke. "a, 5, 6: ''Why seek We the uv-
In among the dead? He is not here, but
has risen
fine Easter programme will be given
at the Bethel boat this evening consisting
of music and stereopticon views.
The members of Paladin Commandery
No q, X. T., will attend Easter services
at the Peoples church and will meet at
the asylum at 9:S0 instead of 10 O'Clock
Rs the notice reads.
During the first two weeks of April
Mai Edith Marshall and Capt Hattie
Core. of the Salvation Army, will con-
duct special meetings in several of the
city's best churches. These meetings
are to be in the interest OF the army s
new rescue home situated on the corner
of Jackson street and University avenue
Miss Marshall will relate experiences oi
her work in France. Switzerland the
Channel isles and many of the large cities
OF the United States. The major Is an
Englishwoman and when very young en-
tered the work of the Salvation Army
in London. She received her training III
Paris. where she spent a year and
worked amid a great deal of persecll-
ton. From there she was sent to SwitZ-
eriand, during the army's pioneer days
In that country, when the whole coun-
try seemed TO be up in arms against this
new sect Howling mobs would often at.
tack them, often with drawn knives ano
pointed reVolvers. Stones would fly and
police protection was unknown. In these
days many of the army's officers were
thrown into prison, but still they went
on and today in no country is the work
OF tie army more appreciated than in
switzerland. Maj Marshall claims thai
she owes much TO that time as there is
nothing like real fighting to make good
soldiers
Since coming to America the major has
occupied several positions of RESPONSE
hiiity, her aork taking her from the fal
East TO the far West. and bringing hei
into contact with all classes from the
poorest 70 the richest In several Of