Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-13
HrTa0DISI CONFERENCE.
.-.. # Considerable Importance
Under Discussion.

-x d. Considerable Importance
Under Discussion.
-.~.zs.on Suggested 10 Deter
3 what Parts of the Church
--r,e Constitute the Church
-.-.-r-.on A Snarl over the
C.-o-- of @ Speech by a Cleve-
Newspaper
.-s o.. May 12.-To-day's ses-
.s N. e. conference opened
, Fowler in the chair. On
memorials and resolutions
u Munger presented one of
.r.e. The resolutions ere
~~tss.on on constitution to
.r, minister's and two lay
seh district as it now stands.
r reci,ed Jhe fact HAT
.- -el- question as to what
... discipline constitute ,1e
...-a+. church, and this COM
authorized and empowered
..... r- ID constitutions
....r-on was referred without
-. the committee on cOnsti-
--t- nee soon got in-O a snarl
.. naI morning newspapers
and i'm which The meet
.r. committee on the state or
r held Yesterday afternoon
ruminen-ly. I'm that meet
- F.. DR. Quayle, in the course of
about the Christian En-
n their attempt TO secure a
ION o. the deity i'm the Cousti-
,- ns.I the language which appear
Pic morning papers, which is as
.vr long ago that organization no,
made ITSELF ridiculous and all the
--r.s which it represents, but ac-u-
". .le religion of Christ ridicu-
r-avrg for the redemption Of
n. res1u Do YOU think that The
'st list church would ever DE guilty
# such a1 acc of absolute idiocy ~
es rt No. "Now were expressed
gl0I the room.
Psr ~. A. Quayle. Of Kansas City,
made The remark, arose. and. after
rg what he said concerning the
1 Ecdeayorers. denied the Us3
-aa language attributed to him. Ev-
w laaa. of the article called our wild
Us lU- Mr.. Quayle said he did
ra ae-dlu society was idiOtic. and he
cl that was the sentiment of the
--v 1. the members. Another wild
lrs- of applause greeted this and
r conference appeared 10 concur in
b opinion chat the action was idjoric.
resolution repudiating the pUrpor,ed
-gace 0t Rev. Dr. Qu3yle TO ,he con-
Nas adopted. Rev. Amanda
one of the most famous COlorcd
lis-s. was present, and the con-
suspended business 90 receive
is none of the committees were
-o report. the conference then adj
i
-sa meeting Of the committee on
11acy tonight Dr. j. +. Goucber. Of
more for the subcommittee 10 con-
t1e ajv,sability Of electing more
ops reported chat Bishops Bowman
Foster. and Missionary Bishop
o- were worn our and inefficient
commended that Two additional
hops ua elected 90 strengthen the
Hr ID IL Moore. of Cincinnati,
ouaSe the number four and his
- was supported by Dr Gr3w, Dr.
ard and Dr Nynett. Before ac-
WAS taken the committee went in-
executive session and when it adj
. nothing could be learned as TO
tu0ry this evening there was
'. NE church extension So
which Dr. VIM A. Spencer. of
s.n.a one of the secretaries,
statistics showing that $5.500,Co0
been a.yo-ed to- the work during
a.ry years; 1852 churches
I during that time The
1s for The past four years eN-
those of the previous four years
l'
BOOK concern committee discuss
NI probably recommend that
journals be published i'm Span
benefit of Mexico and South
"asa lively time at the meeting
.t 0N-eusiOn COmmitte over
sever. criticism OF the financial
u.r. ct the church extension
Inc society loans money 10
..-s VI.h which TO build. tax
-.--s The complaint was
these mortgages were worth
.a' interest not paid. Rev.
.. the secretary. made a Wig
That they were for the
nH. money making cOrpor-
- would discourage this. the
,0e church and the gospel 10
.N..ng and that 90 press for
'r used for Christ was not
win -rUo Neth0dism. The COM
.0 DR. kyCe,t.
49, -"~'r-h Loaeuc committee de
proposition 90 recognize the
.1e only young peoples so-
church. This was houy op-
sroUnd that i- would drive
..- people ont OF the church.