New-York tribune., 1901-11-09


@ -i IN n Th9 b oT9s eTehsr a5n Mss a. Mgusrta Lake Of
the NostranG Avenue Church in the n3rnlflgi ho,
at Nfs 5he Bashue b h fI!szS xze9ae nue. chHre w
In the Borough OF Manhattan MIS- = " E1aa
Square Church Mrs. Mary Haven Thirkteld OF Ala-
ba1na VII De at 81 tGreH PaI,Is IN the evening
and Miss Henrietta bancroft and Mrs / 4 Jones
Street. Meps6dizt et1ss Church n1orning: Mrs E
SIN and q Mrs BeiieT; Park Avenue Methodist
Church. evening, Mrs n Bodkn OF Los Anseies' KS
n = AIs6augh. Of Iowa: Union Methodist Church
9TTe 5 Men6aT MT evening 9 n mere Viii be mass meeting
at the Metropolitan Temple F0urteentn-st rs; Ts aTa
Mary Haven TEirkield as the principal speakers
TRAINED WORKERS NECESSARY.
The game enthusiasm prevailed at the evening
meeting that has characterized the preceding ones
An address by Miss H A Bancroft heio secEe
tarv on Work in the Field was followed by a
stirring speech by the Rev. Dr. c ". Gallagher
president OF the National Training School for de4-
conesses and missionaries in Washington III
Gallagher described the new home OF the tram
ing school, Rust Hall. now in process OF erection
aud stone with frontage on North Saplto-sI-1 %
hasefnent SS nee % viii be Occupied by the kindergarten
model ktSheI S I Gessroos On the second door
Will be the offices, chapel dining ana class geolnS
in number for the teachers and for $50 pupils Inc
school Is now housed IN a Dig 1Eis @ lieT Hos 9t-
4I I9e sa Tso oWned by the society The missionaries
and 9c66oI and Ia ia th three mission settle
Inents in the poor parts OF the cT one - oet 81 3no
Han viii be $50 600 besides the land on which i
SScTars IS in hand toward the payment for the
Rseasdjns the work of the National TRAINING
school DR. Gallagher said: 1T is too late IN ,ne
worlds histoy to b.,o9 sema t place Where any one
with zeal can do Christian missionary VOTE; es ~
Tsceed stef who Wrote stated that the woman
must be 81 SeG fo the poo nor unable up
"a +ba rich For the development or these qtai- -
ties 5a5 DR. In fhs age Of the world work can be
well without trained brain @ and EnnW how to
OF l5-t -e1,,ired Of the mission settlement
CRrELTTEs TO SLAVE GIRLS
Tho Rev DR.. Bovard OF San Francisco. told OF
-ba Iro-. q. the National Training School in his
IT, third national training school is located al
Kansas City No. Besides these there are tlIee
local training schools-one in Brooklyn aholLeI d.
Grand Rapids Mich. and a third IN Des AAol'les
An address by Miss Marguerite Lake missionary
brought tears TO The eyes OF eTerS 70 0I Which the
audience she tod o. the & Gruees s,bieCted She
described their homes in the quarter Whers S9 aa1l
twenty thousand 70 thirty th2Hsa[d }nt are
With her assistants she goes from nous brs 20 -
visiting Chinese and children an! "IeIe II
s .% So tra+Hc in San Francisco are. she said
! Infinitely worse than those depicted by Harriet
! Beecher Stove - - es.aar
Girl babies are said sold az the age OF ll3'eeH
/ DAYS Al thirteen years they bring S@".l and are are
sold into ders Of from which there Is no nope
Of ascape II Is this class. said. who are the
hardest TO reach because they know no otier Wa
J OF living The Chinese quarter is watched py PAD
I Americans. who as go-betweenS Tor the Hish-
/ binders and the courts The Chinese themselves
I call these guards watch dogs and they are n
fnitely worse than the famous bloodhounds OF the
South IN old slavery days Friendly Chlrlarneh VINO
would help these caprves. II they could, are pre-
vented from doing by fear. The highoinders as,
sociaton has spies who spot these iniornants anu
! thew are killed. Many anonymous M mysages' now
ever have come the home from alese sources
and the inmates in testify to the success
( in effecting the release Of some.
Nrjss Lakes address was followed by a motion
that the society pass resolutions asking the govern
rnent TO put stop this wretched traffic in girls
A com rnittee OF Ave will be appointed to-day 10
/ draft this paper A..
( The T)eaconess' Bureau and It's Work on the
) Pacific Coast the subject Of an ADDRESS by
Mrs Jane Bancroft Robinson. of Detroit, Mich Ihe
+ onerfng devotional exercises were led by Miss j.
! Arbuckle. deaconess.