The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-22
CONFERENCES.
SESSION TODAY

agreed are:
Grace M. f.. Church--Bishop
Goodsell at 1890 O'Clock in the morn
ing: ordination service at 3 O'Clock,
and memorial service 100 night, the
Rev. Dr. ii. H. Carroll, missionary
secretary.
lTnion-Allred Smith, morning, DR.
r. II. Adams, night.
Brandywinc M. G. b. Mason In
morning,
st. Paul's-Dr. II. X. Carroll,
morning: M. G. b. Mason night.
Central Presbytcrian-Va Vaughan s.
Collins morning.
Delaware Avenue f. W. Caswell
night.
Rodney Henry G. Bndd at night.
Haven A. NJ. E-J. H. Wilson mOril-
: ing: j. r. Van Burkalow at night.
Bethel A. NJ. Il G. l.. HardeSty
in evening.
Epworth H. G. Turner morning;
II. {. Wyatt evening.
Mt, Salem-G. ". Bounds morning
y. W pililtli SNShi''S'
SilyerJropk w. Il. Wright at
mig hit
Harrison A. S. Mowbray night.
Weslcy-G. r. Necse morning; M
y. Miller night.
Ferris Industrial School Albert
Chandler in the afternoon.
Rev. Charles W. Smith of East
Newmarket will occupy the pulpit in
New Castle Church on Sunday morn
ing and Rev. :. =. Shipman of Kent
Island at the evening service.
True Christian Faith and Untrue
Fanatics NJ was the sub jcct under dis
ctission at tins religious meeting this
morning before the business session
Of Conference. Bishop Goodsel Sa d
that the absence OF Humility al Il
Love make fanatciSm. The Chu' II
has never been perfect Since the days
that there was a traitor among tie
twelve. The Church is a great q.
vine hospital. Some are we'll and
waiting on the sick others, are very
sick and others arc sick and do not
know it. There was that poor creature
who washed His feet with her tears
and wiped them with the hair of her
bead. lie saw the inner most
rcccsses Other heart and that she did
not sin by Intention and He therefore
said "Arise. 60 and sin no NOR
Now then brethren, let us 80 down
and pray to Him for that living faith
At a meeting of the Conference
Academy. Stewards held last night
Prof. E. l.. Cross Of the Milford Pub
lie Schools was elected Principal Of
the Conference Academy at Dove
The new principal is graduate OF
Dickinson College ard has been teach
ing at the Milford Schools for two
years.
The secretaries will edit the reports
OF the Presiding Elders for the min.
tlteS.
The candidates we're advanced in
studies.
Rev. Charles NJ. Sittcriey, D. d. Of
Drew Theological, Seminary addressed
the conference.
The disciplinary questions we're
propoundcd Ivy the Bishop to J. Il
Johnson, ". e Wright, G. Il. Convey.
Edwin Cantwell, George Dawson.
In the course Of an interesting ad.
dress to The candidates for the minis.
try be dweIt upon the saloon. 1t is
known that when a minister Of the
Methodist Church arrives in town
either on foot or horseback, IN day
coach or a Pullman car, on boat or.
drops from balloon it is known that
the enemy Of the rum traffic has ar.
rived.
John +. Johnson was admitted to
full membership and for dcacon's or
dcrs.
William Z. Wrightcr was discon.
tinued on account of lack of adapta-
bilitv. The conference voted to al-
low the Presiding Elders to engage
him.
In the case Of A. II. Coyery who
has been in poor health Presiding
Elder Cochran ASKED that he be ad.
mittcd into full membership T .
committee on ministerial qualiilc".
lions asked that he he continued r
another year. The latter course was
| adopted George A. Dawson was adj.
mtted to full membership. Tho
committee reported in favor Of Ed
win Cantwell.
Bishop GUodScll announced that
the minister was a yonhg man suffer.
ing from rheumatism. There Is no
salvation for him but rest. he favor.
ed collection being taken up aud a
| fund Of $3.50 at least raised. tie
started the Inscription. With IS and
| said he wanted the collection taken
| by names as a basket collection would
amount to s4S. l6.
Here was young man unable at
present to continue in the field OF
| labor. Therefore We should go in
to the depths Of our pockets and re.
member him in our generosity,
The Bishop announced that the
| subscription amounted to S270,
which was presented 10 him. Rev.
T. e, Terry Make it $500. Then
| the ministers walked to the desk
and planked down the Grcenbacks
| until that sum was reached,
There were no Invitations Tor tho
next sitting and the matter was left
to the Presiding Elders
The Alumni of Dickinson College
will meet 10 st. Paul's Chui CHI this
evening but no banquet will be held
this year.
Bishop Cyrus D. Foss, Prot. Nor.
gan Of Dickinson College, Rev. Mr..
Greene OF the Virginia Conference
and Jon athan Willis Of Milford were
among the visitors.
Free Lectures.
Eroa iocturna under tho DusDicos of tina