The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18

Special DtIpdieA % AS Eaitltaaaser.
CuARLEsroS, ". Va, Sept l7.-DL g.
Martin conducted tho devotional ser
vices for tho morning session, after
which the bishop took the chair. Tho
secretary road the journal Of Saturday
morning aud evening sessions, and the
conference proceeded with tho minute
business Tho statistical secretary
mado hls report showing gain In the
support in pastors salaries Of last year
Of over two thousand dollars. In the
collection for bcncvolences. out o; q
sum Of ffteen thousand dollars, there
was only falling oG Of six hundred
dollars from last year. The presiding
eldor, on behalf Of O. S. Allemong,
asked that his relation be changed from
effective to supernumerary. It was
granted.
DR.. O. II. Payne, secretary Of the
educational society, was introduced to
tho conference and spoke OF tho work
that was being done all over the coun-
try by this society. DR.. hutchinson,
president ot tho conference seminary
at Buckhannon, spoke encouragingly Of
tho school. More students were on.
rolled at tho present opening OF tho fall
term than at any previous torm.,
The board OF stewards madc their 70.
port, which showed that 5000 had
been apportioned to tho worn-out
preachers, tho widows, and the
orphans.
A resolution handed down by tho
general conference to change tho basis
OF representation OF olecting delegates
TO the general conference, from one for
every iorty.ilve members Of M annual
conference to ono for every ninety mem
bers, wns adopted. Seven young mon
were admitted 10 trial in tho confer
ence.
After the reading of tho appoint
monta the conference adjourned.
Following arc the appointments:
Clarksburg district W. W. Kelley,
presiding elder-Bridgoport, W. E.
tovett; Chorry Camp, s. Gaines; Clarks-
burg, d. Beyens; Enterprise, 7. Nor
doth Fairmont, J. A. Fullerton Logans-
port, 7. NJ. Coy; Lumborport, TSRich-
mond: Mannington, ]. NJ. Warden;
Marion, L. NJ. ColIlcld; 3it Claro, A. D.
Perry; Pine Grove, A. D. Garrett;
Pruntytown. G. Polling; Smlthton. Z. S.
Withers; West Milford, E. D. King;
Wilsonburg, n. G. Sanford.
Huntington charlottesville, sup;
Central City, A. S. Arnctt; Ceredo, e.
Davis; Coalburu, L. A. Miller; Coal
River, T. W. wilson; East IIamlin,
sup; FairGclds, A. MerrIlls; Guyan-
dotte, S. J. Miller; Hamlin, A. J. L
Curtiss; Huntington, First church, F.
n. Lynch; Seventh avonue, D. S. Ham
mond; Milton, W. r Honnon; Month
cello, s N. Day; 0ilyillc, A. Justice;
Sheridan, s Payton; St Albans, J. NJ.
Kimler; Wayne, ]. j. Workman; Win
fold, o. s G. Carroll; Winiiredc, ]. b.
Workman.
Parkcrsburg district. J. Leo. presld-
Ing eldcr-Belleville. B. D. Malone;
Cairo, J. II. Bunting; Centerville, +. 7.
Dunbar; Elizabeth, g. L. Morris; FL.
leuboro, T. n. Malcom; Harrisvillc, O.
Warmau; Kanawha, NJ. Taylor; Middle
bourne, p. @. Mayos; Newark, l. D.
Ashley; Parkersburg, W. S. Winans;
Parkersburg (Elberon). J. II. Funk;
Parkersburg (circuIt), W. G. Smith;
Pleasants, TO be supplied; St. Mary's, R
B. Ward; Shiloh, L. S. Meadows; Sis.
torsville, A, W. ownby; smithville, D.
". Ruble; South Parkersburg, 9.
Bleaklcy; West Union. U. Pribble;
Williamstown, W. Hunter.
Oakland district n. L. Baumgardner,
presiding acknowledgements, b. Il
Brooks; Aurora, 7. d. Faulkner; Bay
ard, Z. r. Skidmoro; Blaine, ]. L. Boy
lon; Braudonvilc, D. D. Orr; Cranes
vile, S. p. Idlemnn; Davis, G. W. kop-
lcr; Deer Park, W. w. Lloyd; Evans
vile, L. Gross; Friondsville. G. W. Cox;
Grantsyille, J. II. EnloW; Newburg, G.
II. Williams ; Oakland, S. X. Arbuthnot;
Rowlcsburg. w. Anderson; Sinclair, ].
n. Sharp; Terra Alta, W. ]. Harkncss;
Thomas and Parsons, II. E. Friend.
Charleston district, O. D. Graham,
presiding cldcr-Arnoldsburg. II.
keiHo; Charleston, s. J, Cotton;
Charleston circuit, J. J. White; Glen
dcnin. G. W. Alley; Clifton and Mason,
L. D. Hanna; Cottageyille, a. A. Kelley;
Danayille, 70 bo supplied; East Charles.
ton, ]. S Jonkinsi Elk City, o. H.
Maloney; Fishers, P. d. Fisher; Hart.
ford CITY, Y. A. Mamma; Icon, u. Upton
and Maidon, W. 7. Helms; Noble, W.
II. Hamond; Point Pleasant, w. Q. L
Correll; Ravonswood, II. j. Bowden;
Reedy, r. II. Hughes; Ripley, ]. +.
Arnold; Spencer, A. d. Rohrburg; Wal.
ton, W. T. McCutcheon.
Buckhannon district, J. II. lIoss, pre-
siding eldar-Addison, =. L. Dent; Bar.
bour, TO bc supplied; Bellngton, W. Z.
Dean; Beverly, l. G. Scott, supply
Braxlon, +. Cottrill; Buckhannon, 2. E.
Clark; Buckhannon circuit, q. d. Nero
doth Camden, J. W. Euglc; Duty, :.
4. Weatfall; East Buckhannon, A. L.
ireland; Elkins, q. G. Shaw; Froomana.
burg, Martin Talbot; Frcnchton, d. F.
Garden; Glcnviile, O. U. Mnrplo; Hack
er's Valley, ]. II. Waugh, supply; Holly
Grove, J. o. Strader; MontroSe, y. s.
Hughes; Mingo, II. NJ. Strader; Newlon,
NJ. s. Froyr Philippi, W. J. Sharpe;
South Buckhannon, J. S. Robinson;
sutton, G. D. Smith; Troy, ]. A. Mar
tony; Weston, N. W. Rider; Cowau, ].
y. Bolton.
Wheeling district, A. Mick, presiding
eldor-IIenwood, D. A. Donton; Cam
oron, q. ". Upton; Dallas, I. w. Chi.
destcr; Fulton, l.. L. King; Silver Hill,
d. II. ieatherby; Marshall, +. II. ].
King; McNiechcn, A. J. LYDIA; Mounds
villG, 6. ". Grimos; Moundsvillo cir.
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