The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-15
CHANGES OF PASTORS
The Puget Sound Methodist
Episcopal Conference.
WOMEN ARE VOTED ELIGIBLE.
A Committee Appointed TO investigate
the AnAirs OF the Puget sound
University.

Vancouver. Wash, Sept. A-Tns Pure.
Sound n e conference finished its work
today and adjourned After ciSposins Of
the remaining committee reports 10 the
conference the Epworth League confirmed
E l. Blaine as president: II Marford SEQ
Rotary. c. E. Hill. treasurer
Mrs. Liobie Reach Bro sn was confirm ed
as state superintendent OF the Washington
and Oregon Chisdrens Home Society.
The Crown Jewel home a. W!nloca WAS
discAI tlnued
Mrs. Matte Graves. OF Centrala, was
selected as state organizer OF he W c.
T. U.
P c. Lee, o. l. Dos ne aad Carl J. Dali
green were elected deacons.
a commission OF thirteen was appointed
10 investigate tho bushes. affairs and
management OF the Puget Sound uaiver-
sity. Another committee Of Ave was ap-
pointed TO cooperate with similar com
m!ttee from Oregon TO organize an II. E.
Historical Society OF the Pacific North
west
The vote on the eligibility Of women stood
81 ayes 10 II noes. The vote on each rep
resentation was tie 80 on each side
Appointments OF ministers for the Puget
sound conference were as follows:
olympia districts. j. Suliger prseld-
ing elder, Aberdeen. N. a. Covington:
Bay Center and Willapa, Rial Benjamin;
Camas. William McWatters. Castle Rock,
". IL. Jordan; Centralia and Buooda |.
r. Lovejoy; Cheaalis, T. Z. Elliott; Cos
mopoiis, ". NJ. Ludwiclz: ElnnA. I. J.
Covingson; Fishers. l. f, Vernon; Grays
River. a J. McNamee. Hoquiam. j. NJ p.
Hickerson; Ilwaco, r. A. Atkins, kalama,
c. c. Pratt; Kelso and Cariln. George
A Sneafe, Little Rock and Rochester. A
Anderson, Montesano. o. A Smith. Oak
vile. E. o. Harris. Olympia, c.. II.
Feese, Pc Ell. Z. L. Hughes, peninsular
circuit. James Matthews. Pioneer and
Woodland. supplied by G. J. Taylor Qui-
nault, 10 be supplied; Rainier to be sup
piled; Skamokawa, j. l. Smith, Shelton.
F. NJ. Wheeler: South Bend. r. c. Lee;
Toledo and Mayfield. supplied by A J.
whitfield, Tumwatsr, K. Hopkins, Vance.
10 be supplied: Vancouver. j. Il. Williams:
Vancouver circuit William J. Rule. Win
lock. c. a. Luce.
n. ]. Hoadley, professor of Portland uni
versty; G. 6. Ferguson. agent OF the Port
land hospital. both members OF the Van
couver quarterly conference.
Seattle Observation-Disclosures Whitefielt, pre-
siding elder, Anacortes, 20 be supplied;
Avon and Bayyiew. F. 5. Wright; Ballard.
!. w. Miller; Blaine. Fl. d. Wadsworth;
Everett. +. E. Drake: Fairhaven. T. II.
Chamberlain: Ferndale, A. H. Marsh,
Fremont. w. II. wilson: rssaquah to be
supplied; Kirkland. 20 be supplied: La
Conner r. II. Massey. Marysvile and AR
Hngton. G. w Frame, Linden. supplied
by william Daniels; Monroe and s;ullen.
J. W. Patterson: Mount Vernon. B. F.
Brooks: Nooksack Indian mission, J. L.
Parmeter: New Whatcom, First church,
T. J. Massey: Trinity R z. Fahs; Seact1e,
Battery street, II. D. Brown: First church,
e NJ. Randall. jr.; Grace. ]. w Bushong;
Haven and Latona ". II. Drake: Madison
street. w T. Ford: Trinity. w s. Har-
rington; Sedro. c. 5. Williams: Snohom-
lsh. A ]. Hanson: Snoqualrnie, supplied
by A. Crumley; South Seattle ana South
Park. a. S. Gregg; Stanwood, G. G. DIM
lex SImas TO be supplied.
Charles McDermoth, agent Preachers
Ala Society. member Trinity quarterly
conference; Sprague Davis. missionary 70
North Montana mission.
Tacoma district-A. J. Joslyn. presiding
elder: Auburn. II. P. Walkinton; Buck
ley. r. Hughes, Coupeville. j. w White;
Crescent Harbor r ". SHOEMAKER:
Drngeness, supplied by Edwin L. Brown:
East Sound. Ira A. Mills; Ea;onvtlle. 70
be supplied; Friday and Roche Herbors
r. l.. Dyer: Hadlock. o. G. Morris; Kent,
f Z. Morris; Lopez. l. D.non; Orting and
South Prairie supplied by William WEIGH;
Port Angeles and Clallam. c. Z. Cunning
ham: Port Townsend. W. o. Bsnadom:
Puyallup. E V. Claypool; Sidney and
Bethel. O. L. Doane; Sumner. A. L. Gray;
Tacoma. Asbury. @. l.. Cuddy; Central,
r. A. Laviolette; EpwoTth, D. G. Lesourd
FerDhAl. +. s Pearson: First church. J.
r. Marlatt; Fowler ]. r. Edwards; Ma
son ard Wesley. G. S. Reyeie; Park. to be
supplied: St Paul. H Willisfon. Second
church. F. NJ. Picker; Vashon. S. p. Brok-
sw: Vaughn. 10 be supplied.
c. X. Thoburr. chancellor. c. W. OAR
row. professor. 9. r. Pomeroy. professor:
E. II. Fuller. agent. Puget Sound univer-
siiy.
Members Fsrss church quarterly confer
cree; W. II. Leech. adjunct professor
member Epworrh quarterly conference:
c. E Fuluer. agent Puget Sound unversi-
~, member Kent quarterly conference: u
George Arney. W W. Gray. LEFT without
appo!n meu;s 70 attend school.
Swedish dlstrlct-Johr Johnson, pr.sid-
Ing elder. Cedar Home. John Johnson.
Everett. to be supplied. Pleasant Ridge
and New Whatcom. Bernt Howe: port
land. Or, c. Q Freeman. Seattle. Carl J.
kaligrsn. Spokane, TO De supplied; South
Bend. 20 be supplied: Tacoma, John A.
Anderson.
Rev. and Mrs Edwin NJ Randall sr
are both graduates CT Baker university.
Baldwin. Kan. They have Two small chill
oren. Or Randall is 81 years Old. and mas
been IN the ministry for ten years For
tho past three and half years he has
been pastor OF the First church OF Ieav-
enworth- Kan and is reputed TO be one
CT the strongest al around preachers OF
mat state. AT present Be = secretary OF
ne board Of trustees OF his anna mater.
DRAW, tHE LINE Al THAT,