The sun., 1900-03-27
FIGHT OVER TRUSTEE LAW
Continued From Page One.
G. w. Woodall, F. F. Carpenter, HI. S.
Thompson and j. I. Van Burkalow.
Will Adjourn This Morning.

Will Adjourn This Morning.
On motion of Rev. DIR. Murray, it was
decided that no session should be held
last night. There was some objection to
this but the motion prevailed. This
means that a short session will be held
this morning which will end with the
reading of the ministerial appointments.
Final adjournment will follow.
APlea for Economy.
Alter some discussion the following
resolutions introduced by Rev. Burke
of the Committee on Bible Society were
adopted:
"Resolved, That we hereby memorial
ize the Maryland Bible Society to take
such action as will prevent any further
constitution of life directors and life
members on account of the funds
gathered from the churches and not
contributed for such specific purpose.
"Resolved, That we commend the
stand taken for more economical ad-
ministration by the former agent, the
Rev. r. w. Todd, and later by his sue
cessor; and that, while we reiterate our
confidence in and support of the Mary
land Bible Society and order the money
raised in Maryland during the past year
into its treasury, we shall await with
prayerful solicitude its future admins
trations OF this great interest.
Resolved, That we respectfully re-
quest oil each of the other societi( S
named in the report complete reports to
all our pastors located in their respec
tive fields and to the secretary OF this
conference showing the use and disposi-
tion OF all the funds coming into their
several treasures; and that for the pres
ent and until such exhibits shall be fur
nished, all Bible moneys remaining in
the hands of our treasurer or that shall
be raised hereafter shall be sent by said
treasurer to the American Bible Society
OF New York.
sResolved, That our secretary be di.
rected to forward to the officers OF al
these societies copies OF our conference
minutes accompanied by communica
tions directing their attention to this &C
tion.
"Resolyed, That we assure the Rev
DIR. Weiderman OF a hearty welcome al
often as he shall return to us, and that
we invite the presence OF representa-
tives of other local societies to confel
with us at our future sessions.
"Resolved, That we are gratified at thu
election OF the Rev. DR.. w. /. Haven a
successor OF the beloved and lamentet
Albert S. Hunt, d. D., in the genera
secretaryship of the American Bible So
ciety, and that we cordially invite hi
presence at our future sessions.
"Resolved, That all our pastors be di
rected to represent this great interest, II
their several churches, and to urge lib
erally increased collections"
Denounced Sunday Papers.
Rev. H. S. .Dulaney read the report o
the committee on periodical. 1t de
nounced Sunday newspapers. The fol
lowing were elected officers OF the Con
ference Educational Society; President
@. w. Prettyman; Secretary, @. A. Hill
Treasurer, Jos. Smithers; Managers, W
f. Avery, Adam Stengle, V. S. Collins
w. /. S. Murray, W. w. Sharp, r. i
Stephenson, 7. A. II. OBrien, r. NJ
Cooper George w. Todd, ]. Hatton, I
N. Rawlins, L. s. Nelson, Thomas /
Dav and w. r. Finn.
It was announced that 81, 700 had bee
apportioned to this conference fc
bishops support during the comm
year.
Easton district-Missionary Society
81, 995; Church Extension Society, S36
Sunday school Union, SOL; total receipt
SO, 1858.
Salisbury district Missionary Societ,
Sc, ,339; Church Extension Society, $54'
Sunday school Union, $ll5; total n
ceipts, $l0,76
, Wilmington district-Missionary s.
: ciety, 81 1928; Church Extension Societ
t $500; Sunday school Union, $l13; sot
receipts, $l5,534 =
Whole conference-Missionary s
ciety, 1924 ,243; Church Extension Societ
$I,707; Sunday school Union, $4l7; tot
receipts, $45,067.
J At Seaford Next Year.
Seaford was selected as the place I
conference to meet next year. Rev..
!, H. Beauchamp extended an invitati!
on behalf of st. Michael's, Rev. R.
Stephenson on behalf Of Seaford al
Rev. R. II. Adams on behalf of Eastc