Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-21

MdNey, IL. y. fottS, j. =. refers, =. w.
Leftwich. j. Il. McSparren.
Randolph Macon District--E. NJ. Jor-
dan. Porter Hardy. d. G. C. Butts, j.
W. S. Robbins, J. O. Babcock. c. r.
James, w. G.. Starr, w. L. Edwards, T..
I'll. Rowe, j.. l.. Peerman.
Charlottesville District. Fl. Moss,
7. G.. Pullen, L. II. Hit. 4. H. Camp
bell, r. w. Watts, l.. V. Carson, n. j.
Pruden. Richard Ferguson.
Lynchburg District. w. Stiff, r. o.
Payne, S. w Day. w. IT. Williams, ].
w. Shacl<ford. b. T.. Ledbetter, w. a.
Thompkins. G. II. Williams, ID. J.
Traynham, p. NJ. Bell, w. ]. wilkins
Danville District-B. NJ. Beckham. T.
n. Potts, II. j. Taylor. c. L. Blanken-
ship, w. a. Cooper. S. II. Johnson. e
L. Garner, 7. p Duke, j. b. Lavender
Farmville District-Bascom Dey, L.
Y. Banks. w. L. Grant. w. w. Sawyer
a. C. Jordan, r. S. Baughan, Geo II
McFaden. II. ~. Compton. Jno. o. Moss
p. II. Clements. ]. +. yc:nn, w. w
Royal, a. l.. Carson, T.. p Parham.
Petersburg District-W. w. Lear, T.
II. Dadmun. w. G. Boggs, G. f. Green
NJ. l.. Williams. c. w. Turner. w. e.
Billiard. j. d. Forkner. J. r. Sturgis.
]. Z. r. RIDDICI<'S CASE.
When the name of j. e. r. Riddick
was called Rev. II. r. Wilson, Presid-
iiI6 F4lutI vi lfle ulSlTlCl, arose ana SAID
that in April last Mr.. Riddick had sur
rendered TO him. through his father,
Rev Joseph II. Riddick. his credentials.
The Bishop then announced that Mr.
Riddicl1 was no longer n minister and
member OF the Methodist Church. and
directed that his name be stricken from
the roll of the conference.
20TH QUESTION CONTINUED.
The call was resumed and the follow
ing answered to their names: c. T.
Holiday, j. b. Deberry, NJ. A. Davidson.
-f4--f-Brown, G. H. Green, j. a. Thomas,
II. NJ. Hope.
Portsmouth District-R. i. Beadles,
ID. B. Austin. Geo. e. Booker, X. r..
Waterneld. j. N. Latham, j. c. c..
Newton, w. r. Proctor. Geo. w. Jones,
j. w. Carroll. J! r. Mastin. Paul Brad
ley. w. r. Crowder, j. w. Baker, r. b.
Scott. j. w. Nicholson, w. l.. Allen. C.
II. McGhee. r. B. Beadles.
Norfolk and Eastern Shore District
r.. NJ. Chandler, r. r. Blankenship, r.
Il. Barrett Geo. II. Ray, A. a. White
II. Gregory. j. r. Griffith, Jos. l.. Potts,
II. II. Potts. S. S. Lambeth
Rev. w. +. Jordan, who on passing
his character at the session of Thurs
day, asked that he be allowed further
time to decide whether he would re-
main on the superannuated roll. asked
to he continued in that relation. His
name was referred to the Committee on
Conference Relations.
The conference then adjourned with
the benediction by Rev. DIR. John Han
non TO 1880 p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
The Conference convened in me-
mortal service at 1880 O'clock last
was offered by Rev. w. +. Balm. one
OF the most venerable members of the
body.
Tributes.
Rev. w. w. Royal read the memoir
of Rev. Robert Henry Mullen, who
was born in Fredericksburg, May 10
1884, died in the regular passionate
on North Mecklenburg circuit June
%, 1900, at &C years of age. The tribute
was n beautiful memento of q noble
life.
DR.. w. ]. Young read the memoir OF
Rev. Robert Melton Saunders, who
was born in Georgia, May 30th. 1880
died in Lynchburg, June 81. 1900; aged
40 years. He was the honored secretary
and chaplain OF the Woman's Ran
dolph- Macon College.
DR.. Paul Whitehead read the memoir
OF Rev. Alexander Gustavus Brown. d.
d.. who was born in Frederick county
Va, February %. 1888, died at Ash
land. Va, March 16, 1900; aged g.
Years. DR.. Brown was one of the most
active and prominent ministers in
Southern Methodism.
How Firm. a. Foundation Ye Saints
OF the Lord" was sung, the tune being
raised by n lady friend.
On motion of DR.. Geo. II. Ray the
reports were adopted.
THE BISHOPS TRIBUTE.
Bishop Duncan said: by rule OF
this Conference you preclude all re-