New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

Tioings Of the death Of Mrs. James Dale, OF Gin
c.p2at. sad5ened the first part OF yesterday morn
49, meeting Of the convention OF the Methodist
vonen's Home Missionary Society row in progress
ct St Andrews Methodist Church, No 10 west
'Seventy-sixth-st
Mrs Dale had been for ten years natloIai SCI
-e-v oF The Mission Supply Department ana heE
- &c cr -1,a rrog-a-r--c as one Of the speakers
fer next Monday afternoon Her report was par
ttaIv written and IS in the hands q the secretary
who viii read Il the appointed time lil1 Iee4
,,y ~ -l7e telegram hv Mrs Clinton 2 Flshe. 1he
49, - -rr,o was II the chair announcing the
Cd Intelligence was followed hy ? memorial meet
l-v which Mrs Clara L Roach opened WIN prayer
Many affectionate testimonials OF Mrs Dales per
sonaI character and work were given oy HsiIOe1s
cf the audience ,
,r--oe-,ar+ was made BY Mrs ] ". Campbell,
,5-7ar, of the press committee. that The Tribune
would contain the official report OF the meetings
t,z- and she recommended Il 70 he hearers as the
best morning psper-
-,os- interesting report on the Bureau for Ind
-. - Frontier Work was presented By the secre-
a., Ms. H. c McCa5e. of Delaware. Ohio
s. cid II mart: The Indians o- to-day nave
stronger hold on than ever before ana Ine 'iilo
i es- coming when the government VIII American
ize every Indian
draa=a5 vrhiskev is sold the Indians. and It is
Cor his reason thnt thu work there mas gone on SO
slowly. - o-,.
mead schools where me <Ai4tiiee-- DoS o--'
The indian can attend The same school and receive
+be ss-,a education. Then the Indian will be IN a
position 10 20 back and minister 70 his tribe
7r-s DTcCabe referred TO the work Of Nj Pratt
Of he Carlisle Indian School and aPpealeo i0E
more teachers Of that character
NJ Anna Kent of East Orange, who gave an
account Of the work accomplished among the span
iards and Indians in New-Mexioo ana Arizona re-
ported unusual progress during the year @ aeo "A
pressed her belief that there Was esst. -.,-aa 60 "
iooE for stu greater results in the near fotCfe-
IN introducing her report ~ 3. me m said: sha
entire Northwest IS face % face with the i
zaTion II is eagerly and successfully pusIhihg tss
people out into all adlaceat tefT.toi 3 5e ~ 1he
least Objectionable features Of Their doGt1ine ,,
Sha urged vigilance on the part OF the one @@ US NJ
sion society 10 meet these influences with contrary
ar said Mrs Potter carrying On our
VOL, a. IN stations in Utah. IN seven OF these
missions We hold good property anQ IN an allote ~ ,e
propertv as long employ i toT mission ~oL
Our society has maintained lts day ano nous ~ +ba
schools and missions JOY - os rbeSe wears is be
field, and the faishiu % Eork @ ~ eST1e re RAPIDLY
559r - 40 her thinking As these people become
Hcrynced of the faecies Of their own doctrines We
are able TO give them . better and more En- en-.
mat win Vgorthily appeal to them
LIBRARIES FOR UTAH
Mrs Potter struck a new note when she pleaded
for libraries for the mission stations Regarding
.hfs need she said: The time is mere Wheh We
establish libraries II 1t 4etSl 4lES VI O Ii--
slons in Utah. The young people especially mus
have access 20 good books. This they nave not out
side Of Salt Lake City Our properties furnish mt
sites for library buildings
Mrs Pocsrr read the following petition Wnlcn
20 Ee again presented TO Congress for an anti
rolvga1-y constitutional amendment Fifty yaro
OF names were received last year. she SAID out IN
question v-ae net rsached by Congress. This yea
new Congress demands new petition Elgh
thousand blanks have been sent out with letters 0
- 4S
society viii present a petition influential in stz
and quality.
The following Is the text OF the resolutions:
Whereas The utter failure OF ell efforts aae
cCatelF 10 punish prevent the co!tin leo an
fragrant practice OF poygany within the stare e {, e
Utah having demonstrated the irnposslDillty OF oea
ing with that crime by .ocal legislation. ana
majority cf the people Of that state haEins Pr
claimed their disregard and contempt for ooth ~
ard morality by the recent election OF cohIesSs
qolygamis; TO the highest legislative Office within
the gift OF the American people. and being cor
yinccd that the growing numbers anc iIlcreasiill
political power OF those who hold this aooI1lIletlo
vital part of their religious and soctai syslsl
constitute serious menace, not only TO ne pufi'