Smyrna times., 1892-03-23

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lis, ufeen mas been pastor of the Wye
,he ming Church for the past wear, an
mas, mas not given loyal support to DI
a Wilson.
Rev. Vaughan S. Collins, one of tn
81 ministers against whom the Wilson
i'll, faction had preferred charges tha
It's falled, said that he had been charged
" with some Offenses. He asked if b,
,se had not the right to defend himself.
Bishop Andrews again said that th,
n accusations were too indefinite to con.
Is. sumo any of the COnferenoe's time anc
advised Rev. Collins to let the charge
IN pass unnOticed. o
ELECTION OF DELEGATES.
The election of delegates to the Gen
vs. eral conference at Omaha was taken
at up; The leading candidates we're as
Ie follows: 80
a. w 1st End
70 j.. A. b. Wilson n......................,'5 81 10
10 AlIred Smith ................. 81 "a
IL NJ II; .............................4l 50
10 W II. Corkran. ...........................35 33
q n II Viiiu At
r n. Terry. ............ 27
q - II. Qulgg....... ......... ........l0
q Smith and Murray were declared
9 elected, and another vote was ordered
! to elect the third delegate. The lead
e ing ballots were as follows:
D u 3rd 4th
! j. A. b. Wilson. On............ 57 Se
L. h. Martindale. .........................l4
f ELECTION OF RESERVE DELEGATES
In the election of two reserve dele.
gates to the General Conference. the
hrst ballot was as follows. Total
Vo vote cast, l35; necessary for a choice.
, II +. Martindale "A
): A. b. Wilson................. AZ
w. +, Corkran. n................ 97
Martlndale was declared elected
The Second ballot elected Rev. r. +
Terry as reserve. The whole number
OF votes cast was 1872, necessary for a
choice, g.
D. a. Is. WllsOn..,.,,.................... 35
LAITY CHOOSE REPRESENTATIVES,.
soon after the Lay Electoral Confer
enCe OF TINS Peninsula was called to
orueT' AFTER preparing slip ballots. E. |
A. Nelson, g. NJ Leitch. T.. r Rio |
ana Z. +. Richards were appointed tel. |
lers. Their work lasted nearly an
noGr; At a45 o'clock, they reported
Joseph Pyla........,..... 90 ,,...
Dr. r. A: " votes
n, a. Aer as votes
IN n ieIcher ..........37 votes
1'''0'' ''''''''' '''''''.' vote
The election of Joseph Pyle and DR.
ouddier was unanimous. /. T. Parker
and }. w. Fletcher were elected air.
mates for the delegates.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
In Grace Church, Saturday after
noon, the conference missionary ser-
mon was preached by the Rev DR..
pPham, of Drew Theological Semi
nary.
From 8 to o'clock members of the
conference were given "a reception nv
tne WOmaD's Christian TEMPERANCE
Union and the Young WOman's Chris.
ian temperance Union, at their head. !
quarterters, No. 100 West Eivhtb
street. The rooms were Handsomely |
decorated, and the numerous callers |
were invited to partake of collection 7
MISSIONARY Anniversary.
At the missionary anniversary cele. !
6ratiOn in Grace Church Satnrdav :
evening Thomas Mallalieu nresido6 s
and the Rev. A. B. Leonard. d. d S
corresponding secretary of the Mis- 5
slonary Society, delivered an address ;
The following officers were elected ,
PRESIDENT, Thomas Mallalieu. Milling. =
ton Md, Secretary, the Rev. F. C. Mac
Sorley, Lewes; Treasurer, Alfred q u
Cox, MiddletOwn. The missionarv n
contributions tor the year were read z
showing the following general result
GENERAL SUMMARY.
W mole amount raised by Conference
suls year...... .......... ..,.. eO5 5zO 90
W mole amount raised by Conference -
iSsI year 24242 n
Gain over last year....................s 38O pT
The conference love feast was held nt
IN drace Church Sunday morning. be- OF
Slnnlng at O'Clock, and was largely ca
attended. 1t was a delightful means an
Bryan. ~ WI
SERMON BY BISHOP ANDREWS. dr.
AT the service beginning at 1910 tn
'clock about 400 people were in at. mi
enhance and the church was crowded liV
o the doors to hear the Bishop. shi
Inc churches of most of the demon. thu
natlons were filed by ministers of the PR
OnIeFense morning and night. pa
during the afternoon many mem. the
ers OF conference visited Grace Sun.
ay School. The music was delight.
VI and included selections by Grace
rchestra. Addresses were delivered WA
Bishop Andrews and DIR. Upham. A
The Presiding Elders of the four dis. a
rlcts made long reports, occupying d.
ne most OF the time of Monday and
uesday. They were interesting, and
lOwed the church interests advancing T.v
IOng all lines. N,
Inc following new members were A.
Omitted on trial: s1S mS
William n. BenfOrd, Van P. Nor.
lrup' W, ID. 5. Lollar, Thomas B.
o0Per, Clarence l, Wilson, Fred E
chlnsey, ". ). d. Williams, C. w.
William 0. Hurst and The Mhe
lore F. Beechem, were admitted To
on trial. ~
MlddletOwn was settled upon as the
at for the next Conference. ~sA~
A night session was held last NIGHT some
"a conference adjourned at 10 O'clock 200
The great difficulty, the Presiding 200
dership of Dover District was settled
removing J. A. b Wilson and mt
= r. II Adams in his place.
residing Elder Smith suggested
At all who were willing to bury diff.
ences should rise to their feet The
Jorlty OF the members rose but
hOer sat still, among them the Rev.
A. b. Wilson.
6lshop Andrews then announced the
and disappointments"
he termed them.
Appointments. po
-MiNGrON DIsTRICT--LOUIs E. BARRETT other
PRESIDING ELDRR. Plow
hel, q. w. Bowman repai
'rlestGn, e. II. Hynson for sa
'rry Hill and Union, I. B Hunter lied 4