The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-03

BRAZIL HAS TOO MUCH LIGHT
RIVAL COMPANIES ARE PERFORM
ING IDENTICAL STREET SERVICE.
Sunday Bali Troubles at Evansville
II Peacemaker stabbed.
500 70 the 1nalanapoIls Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WINONA. LAKE, Ind. June 1.-The
grounds of the Winona Assembly Summer
School were formally opened to the public
to-day. and simultaneously with the OPEN
ing came the announcement Of the Off
cial programme for the eighth season Of
the assembly and of the great Bible CON
ference which follows il. Among the best
known persons who will appear upon the
winona platform this year are the follow
ing: Senator II. A Hanna, of Ohio: Sam
uel GOmpers. president OF the American
Federation Of Labor; Miss Ellen NJ. Stone,
who will tell the story of her captivity
among the brigands; Capt Richmond Pear
son HObson. Of Merrimac fame; Gen. Fitz-
hugh Lee. Gen. John c. Black of Chicago.
Prof. and Mrs. Hugh McGibeny of Indian
apols, W. w. Pfrimmer. the Kankakee
poet and president Of the Western Asso-
citation of Writers. Prof dorado Taft of
Chicago. Bishop John III. Vincent. Leon il.
Vincent, George l.. McNutt. the preacher
laboring man, Miss Katherine EggIeston,
Mrs. Bertha Kunz Baker, the Rev. r. 5.
Macarthur, Prof. John b. De Motto and
many others of more or less prominence.
Capital and Labor day, July =, IS eS-
pected to be the red-letter day Of the sea-
Senator Hanna and PRESIDENT Sdmuel
GOmpers, of the American Federation II
Labor, will be the attractions on that day.
Other special days will be Farmers day,
with the principal address by Gen John
G.. Black, of Chicago, and Woman day,
when Mrs May Wright Sewal, Of Indian
apolis, will be the principal speaker. A
new feature of the assembly VIII be daily
morning sermon at III OclOck by some dis
tinguished divine The lectures and other
entertainments will be given IN the after
Moons and evenings.
The assembly will open on July and
close on Aug. Is. 10 he followed imme-
diately by the Bible conference. when Will
open on Aug u. and continues Tor ten
DAYS. No efforts have been spared to secure
the pest speakers for the conference. The
Rev. j. Wilbur Chapman will again be di-
rector OF the conference, and in making his
preliminary arrangements he has been as
sisted by an advisory committee, composed
of ministers and laymen from every part
OF the country. Among the members of
this committee are John V Farwell, Of
Chicago: John Willis Baer of Boston; Wal
ter NJ. Smith, of New York, and IL. a. X.
Hackett. of Fort Wayne. The list of speak
ers includes the following: The Rev.
George Johnson \. Ross pastor OF st.
Paul's Presbyterian Church. London; the
Rev. George Jackson, pastor of the Meth
odist Tabernacle, Edinburgh, Scotland; the
Rev. James Mursell. London the Rev. John
II. Carson. New York; John Willis Baer.
Boston; the Rev. Joseph Kyle. United Pres
byterian Theological Seminary. Xenia, o.;
the Rev. l.. w. MunhalI. Philadelphia; the
Rev. John Balloon shaw New York; the
Rev. A. Zenos. Mccormick Seminary,
Chicago: the Rev. W. g. MoOThead Xenia,
o.; DIR. Charles r. Miller. Tiffin. o. the
Rev. j. w. FunkhOuser. United Brethren
Theological Seminary. Dayton. o.; the Rev.
II. NJ. Russell. Pittsburg the Rev. j. T..
COnant, Dubuque, Iowa: the Rev. Arthur
j. Smith. New York; the Rev. James r.
Rogers, Springfield. ILL.,: the Rev. III. II.
Gregg. st. Louis; the Rev. Ford c. Ottman.
Newark, n. j.. the Rev, Markus A. Brown
son, Philadelphia: the Rev. f.. 5. Sucker.
Chicago; the Rev. II. NJ. wharton. Phila-
delphia; the Rev. ID. Asa Blackburn. New
York: the Rev. John Weidley. Pittsburg;
the Rev III Rhodes, St Louis
These men will be assisted by the follow
Ing eyangelists: s II. Hadley, Water
street mission. New York; G. n. Hunt, law
yer-evangellst. Minneapolis; the Rev.
Frank A. Miller Elgin. ILL.,; the Rev r.. A.
Walton, Owingsville. Ky; the Rev. Will
liam A. Sunday, Chicago; the Rev. ]. b.
Ely, Philadelphia. the Rev. George r.
Stewart. Cleveland. Tenn. the Rev Il. r.
HermistOn. Shiloh, O.; Major James II.
Cole. Adrian. Mich; the Rev. w. e. Bic
derwolf. Monticello: the Rev. e. j. BulgIn,
Chicago; s. M. Sanford Boston; the Rev.
Thomas Needham. LansdOwne. Pa; the
Rev. Chester Birch. st. Louis; the Rev. F..
r. Walker. Greeneastle; the Rev. Henry
Cstrum, Greencastle: the Rev. NJ. r. Will
Hams, Lake Forest. Ill: the Rev. Henry NJ.
Morey, Hpsilanti. Mich. II. G. Smythe viii
have charge of the music, and he will be
assisted by the North Indiana Conference
quartette and large choir. Other singing
evangelists who will be present are Major
MARQUIS, Prof. w. 5. Weeden, Lewis II.
EichbOrl, George "A. Fisher and John z.
Hills.
A number of special conferences will be
held under the leadership of the following
men: The Rev JOhn Balloon Shaw, New
York, Pastors conference: John II Con-
verse. president OF the Baldwin locomotive
works, Philadelphia conference for lay
men: the Rev. Marcus A BrOWnSOn. for
eign missionary conference: John Willis
Baer. young peoples conference. w G..
Pierce. Chicago, Sunday school workers
conference; the Rev. u. Asa Blackburn.
New York, conference on church finances;
the Rev. Thomas NJ. Chalmers, Chicago,
conference on the Jews; the Rev. Ford G.
Ottman, conference on evangeHstic meth
DDS In the pastorate: the Rev Arthur j.
Smith, New York. eVangelists' conference
Secretary Sol G. Dickey to-day gave out
WinOna Agricultural and Technical Insti-
tute which will be opened here next Sep
TENDER. The list is as follows: r. A. X.
Hackett. Fort Wayne; II. J. Heinz. Pitts
burg Hugh III. Hanna. Indianapolis; the
Rev. r. NJ. Russell. Pittsburg; the Rev.
sohn Raleom Shaw. New York; w. r.
Thompson. Pittsburg: Major a. p. Burch-
field. Pittsburg; y y. Horne, Pittsburg;
Walter M. Smith. New York John NJ.
Studebaker. South Bend: Alexander Nc
Donald. Cincinnati; Major W j. Richards.
dianapOHs: the Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman;
]. III. Holiday. Indianapolis; the Rev. S. c.
Dickey. Indianapolis.
The officers Of the board are. President.
Walter NJ Smith. New York vice presi-
dents. John NJ Studebaker and II. J. Heinz:
secretary, +. a. X. Hackett; treasurer. II.
II. Hanna. The officers of the school are:
Chancellor. the Rev. j. Wilbur Chapman:
president. Sol g. Dickey: principal, Prof.
ii. r. Dubois. Kansas City.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for the
extension OF the work of the WinOna Fresh
Air Association. which was organized last
year. II Is expected that this year sew
eral hundred poor children from Indianap-
Oils and Chicago will be given an outing
at WinOna. Building continues 10 progress
rapidly. New cottages are begun nearly
every day. and by July I more than fifty
new buildings will have been erected. Most
OF the cottages are already occupied. The
first meetings which will attract crowds
here will be those Of the Western AssOcia-
ton OF Writers June % 10 ~ and the In
diana Association OF Photographers. June
. 10 2. inclusive.