The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-02
NO WOMEN DELEGATES.
The Methodist Conference Detoate
tho Propoeal
TO ADMIT WOMEN TO CONFERENCE
Two Votes Yesterday on Questions
sent down by tho General Confer.
Notwithstanding Reports from
Several D!strlcts-..E!cction of Lny
Delegates To-day.

10y
delegates To-day.
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.,Tho soconl aou,. sos., - !. W..
80 ""y 'Isa,oh inc "esI
'Fsihla Conference OF the NJ. L. church
opened yesterday at $3.50 a. IN. Rev.
@. w Upton conducted .hc dovo,;o,,l
vor.; III - 1900.
t"esc eH'fclses iastcd ioF
oae'liall lour.
Exactly at 0 o'clock the bishop on.
tered and took the chair THO Score
,,r, ,o,l ~, n-.ooooa;.-. - a. a..
80! io"' '"o P~toeeeaihgs Vi inc Nrst
days session and they were approved.
The statistical secretary called the roll
OF tho absentccs and Mi who h,J f,;,od
n go, ,l,, 80,
,Vpo'' Az way '''ofc ca'he forward
ana handed n thel statistical reports.
The bishop ut this point took an oppor.
tunitv 10 kindly sapvcst to tho nh.
sontncs N imnr,ve Fri torl;,n,s; l.,
reporting.
Dr. j. Wesley Webb, ono Of tho oldest
men OF the Conference nnd in lis Jov
one Of tho hest preochnrs w;,hIr"w
from ina ~h,nthOIiSt nIt,rph aud tltp
ministry.
Rov. n. w. Kelly wac collod ,non IN
give a rcport of INC Cl"rkshur~ J;strict
OF Which he il nresiIinc nIjor TGo
preachers had hcan iaithfnl ,n.ny CON.
Versions resulted and Tho vol, ,,onnr.
alIv was prosncrous. iTc %snnI,a inci.
inslv OF tho death OF Mrs WnrJen tho
vito of Rov. T. NJ. WorJc, whn IL stn.
toned Mt Cnrksbury Thn NAME. oi
The following effective rldnr" woro
called and thcv rcnor,cG ,hcir NI;s,;on.
urv and Conference cI,im,nps %co,Ioc.
ti9ns.
/ M Wordon 7 w w po,,o,
Whom Tho name nj n poi,on ,,ns
called il was ]amnounced thnt Tn hMaJ
died during the wear. \ /. BomrarJ.
ner, r. II. Hughes. Tavlor Richmnnd
Dr., Gideon Martin, w Tnyntt w
T.. Cox. d. a. Friend n n Orr a
Hammond. + d w. King AMI \ II
Prince.
Rev; Z. Il. Lakin, Presiding Elder OF
we i,lh ;s a'strlet, reported me
been many ~imnroycmnnts in ,La Way
OF church and parsonage building. The
most prominent OF these were the con1-
plction and dedication of the First and
Second churches OF Huntington. There
were about one thousand conversions
in the bounds OF this district durin.
the past year. An increase in the be-
~nevolcnt collections and pastors sal
aries was reported. The following min
listers represented their respective
fields and reported their collections:
Rev. Mcssrs. W. W. King, B. Darling
ton, Z. ". Marston, sylvester Gamer
and j. II. Redman.
Rev. c. L. S~hackeliord, presiding
Cider OF the New River district, made his
report. This district is regarded as one
OF the most difficult in the conference to
travel, but Rev. Mr.. Shacke!ford seems
to be the right man Tor the place. as he
is succeeding SO well. The preachers in
the district reported their collections as
their names were called.
:, uosp,r,
ri M.
Inc BISHOP a' inns Jnhcsure nitro
duccd DR.. J.. S. Breckenridge, Of the
Methodist Hospital, OF BROOKLYN. n. y.
Ia ronrosortoJ ,hot tho ,ro,hoI;n.. L.d
nm ;nst;tntion in tha. ,;tr iou ~ onm
fort and h"olth and ' 81 'o ~
s;cI, of the Stnthodist iamiI" tbo hriId'
;nn and orornTs cos,;Ma umu ,han
S]cn.nuortcrs oi , m;Ii;on az Ioi lnri
,nI vet tbcw cnuId nnt nccOmu,aIn,n
haIf Who annIieJ ard w yo reoIir nooJ,.
TIn Dnctor ,yos ver, s,nn,. ~ liz ~
maris md when hn 90, f fpwn rona;roI
hnnrty .n,i,nSa from ,Ln - '. .MSi
nnao |
p"y mr. w p Wh;,o ;r.ro,.o1 !,
ros"Intion 70 .bn effeot tbat tbn SWos !"
V;nr;n;a con,arorca -. ~ io pn,e eI'
,yn hosnitoI win n ,ron bo .i' = p'V "os
nnanimp,SIv nJontod and NJ r w" w
r,,Sh;nH Pcv H;nS.forJ Nj A.
Mel. nyoro onrointca conon, t "a.
cnnior with tbo nronor artInr;,;as iooi ~
w. ~ thnl anI pf iooA-
Rav T. ,A 7. Stewart nros;d;,n o,ao. ;,
tbn parrnrshvrs 49,. e."e, vi
liz work Ia nIyo = : pausa
rnnort nj tho work in h;s iioII ,.;tt
;Srrnasa IN cb,,rch hr;Id;n.; 49, a,d W." hona Ill
nisnt colinct;nus anu oc"eS-
rio fnlIonimn m;n;..,, 49,.
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