The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-05
CHANGES MADE IN CONFERENCE
APPOINTMENTS AS FIRST
PUBLISHED.
NEW PASTOR ON WEST SIDE.
REV. THOMAS HANIBLY INSTEAD OF
REV. S. ELLERY FOR CLIN-
TON AVENUE PULPIT.
,UsY DAY M CONFERENCE.
Several Important Committees for
the Year 1898 Are
Named. =.

Special to the Globe.
| WINONA, Mimi, Oct. 4.-The COM
mittee on nominations at the Metho-
dist conference this morning reported
| the following for the committee on con-
! ference relations, the report being
adopted: For three years, w. c. Rice
and J. Raville; for two years, D. Nor
gan and S. A. Willsey; for one year, J.
M. Bull and j. S. Parker.
Revs. DR.. Shell, George w. Hellshe.
K Metchell, B. Simon and Thomas
Craven, visiting clergy to the confer
ence, each made a few remarks. The
treasurer's report was rendered and
showed the amount of money taken in
during this conference to amount to
$13,660.50; vouchers, 1864; total, $685.
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The temperance committee reported
and recommended the union of all tenn
perance societies within the church.
and that two delegates be sent to the
temperance convention at Columbus In
1898. The report was adopted.
The committee to nominate board
of examiners reported as follows: Glass
Of '9S, M. j. Robinson, F. Doran, W. f.
King, F. B. Cowgirl, ]. H. Buttleman
and M. N. Samson; class of 1899, H.
G. Bilby, Benjamin Longley, W. R
Keesay, F. A. Cone, B. c. ellis and
J. E. Hovis; class of 1900, j. F. Stout.
Sutton, W. G. Gage, R. N. Avison,
G. N. Cook and S. H. Stewart. This
report was adopted by the conference.
Bishop Hurst one of the prime NOV
ers in the American university project,
at Washington, D. c., spoke to some
length on the subject. A subscription
| of over $1,000 was taken foT the mi :
versity
The conference then adjourned until
p. M, being again called to order
by the bishop at that hour Presid-
ing Elder Stafford, chairman of the
committee on distribution of mission
airy funds, reported for them as fol-
lows, the report being adopted: Man
kato district 5000; Marshall district.
SLAP; st. Paul, $780,. Winona, s425.
The presiding elders, through Rev
Stafford, reported the following ap-
pointments: Conference board of
church extension, president, Peter
Clare: secretary, F. B. Cowgirl; treas
urer, A. ]. Meacham; c. E. Line, Frank
Dcran, B. c. ellis, M A Sperry, J. H.
Bowers, f. A. Knowlton. District
board of church location, Mankato dis
trict, the presiding elder, H F. Acker-
man, ]. Blackhurst, A. C. Jacobs, ].
presiding elder, T. A. Jones, S. A Will
| sey, M. M Hoagland D. U. Void; ST.
Paul district, the presiding elder, S.
Ellery, Benz. Longley, James Morrison,
J. c. Quimby; Winona district, the
presiding elder, w. E. King, N Wood,
NJ. F. Doty, Forest Henry. District
missionary cretaries-Mankato, F. D.
Newhouse; ST. Paul, M. G. Shuman;
Marshall, VIC. Gage; Winona, G. 5.
Parker. Conference sermon, J. A. SUIT
| ton; alternate; W. j. Robinson; mis-
sionary sermon, Thomas Hambley; al
ternate, r. N. Avison
! A vote of thanks was extended to
Bishop Hurst for the kind and genial
manner in which he has presided over
| the conference.
J. w. Raville and w. S. ellis were
appointed on the board of stewards.
| In answer to the question, "Who are
admitted on trial2' the following were
reported: W. I. Kern, E. I. Hauck, of
the Mankato district; S. w. Kemmerer
and A. W. Brown, of the Winona dis
trict; Thomas H. Wilkinson, of the
Mankato district; T. A. Olson and J.
| W. Fryckberg, of the ST. Paul district.
! The committee on general qualifications
reported and all were admitted. F. E.
| SeaZer was readmitted to the Mime
sofa conference from the South Dakota
| conference.
| The presiding elders reported the fol-
lowing triers Of appeals: r. N. Josceln,
A. Davis, H. J. Harrington, Thomas
| Hambley, w. A Putnam, w. E. King
and w. S. Cochrane. Rev. J. W. Corn
ish was placed ON the supernumary list.
Rev. Manly S. Hard then spoke on
church extension work, after which, at
5 p. M, the appointments were read.
The cabinet met late in the afternoon
| and changed a number of the slated
appointments from the way they were
published presumably correct in last
evenings Twin City papers. The cor
rect list is as follows:
ST. PAUL DISTRICT.
! Asbury-George Shaw.
| Bates Avenue-W. N Jameson.
| Central Park-Benjamin. Long.ey.
| Clinton Avenue-Thomas Hambly.
| First Church,. B. Cowgirl.
I Grace Church-M. G. Schuman.
Hamiine-Peter Clare.
| King Street,. w. Fryckberg.
| Olivet-T. A. Olson.
| North st. Paul-Supply.
| st. Anthony Park-R. o. Lamson.
Newport and st. Paul Park-C. A. Cressey.
| Trinity. Pemberton.
| Wesley-S. A. Cooke.
! Stillwater-J. Watson.
| White Bear Lake-Supply.
| Afton-Supply.
! Cannon Falls-D. W. Giberson.
Castle Rock-H. G. Bible
| Dundas-J. D. Fry.
FaribauIt-F. NJ. Rule.
| Farmington-E G. Saunderson.
| Goodhue and Featherstone-A. l.. Umpleby.
| Hastings-H. ]. Harrington
| Kenyon and West Concord. W. Stebbins.
Lake City-W: G; Rice. ,
Medford and Richland-J. V. Hawke.
Northfield-R. n. Avison.
| Randolph and Stanton-A. McCaustand.
| Red Wing-J. F. Stout.
Rich Valley (Supply)-H. Symons.
MANKATO DISTRICT.
| Albert Lear NJ Joscelyn.
Alden and Freeborn-A. Davis.
| Alma and CasWoody-F. E. Nelson.