Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-03

same opinion as DIT. Rood and stated that
no post norton examination would be held.
The deceased had OF late been In poor
health. She leaves a son and her husband
to mourn her loss. The only occupant OF
the room during the evening was her young
son, and this morning the child arose, but
thinking that his mother was sleeping.
dressed himself and engaged in his morn
Ing plays. other relatives who occupy the
house called near noon at the bedroom and
attempted to awaken her. but failed. The
doctor was then called and he gave it as
his opinion that the deceased had been
dead fully six hours.
Conference Appointments.
The Des Moines conference OF the United
Evangelical church was held in Colo. la.
the latter part OF last week. beginning
March q and ending last night. Bishop
Stanford presided over the conference. A
committee on itinerancy was chosen Friday
and included ]. E. Stauffracher, B. II. Mel
bel. J. Auracher, e. B. UT and G. w. Null
len. The conference also subscribed 500
for Western college, located at Toledo.
In the Friday afternoon session the fol-
lowing delegates were elected to the gem
eral conference to be held in Pennsyl-
vania:
Ministerial-E. B. UT, G. w. Mullen and
B. II. Neibel.
Alternstes-J e. staufracher and J..
Auracher.
Lay Delegates-A. Cole, s. F. Raster and
W. c.. Davis.
At Saturdays session the time and place
OF the next annual conference session was
fixed as the last Thursday in March, 1902,
at Gearing, la.
Tn following were the appointments
made by the conference:
Cedar Rapids Observation-Disclosures, c. S.
Blairstown, J. w. Hamilton; Bolan, b. H.
aeyerlyi Cedar Rapids. J. @. Walz; Cedar
PP9IR1fs Mission Morris G. H; istantfacher; Center
piled; Eldora, to be supplied; La Porte
ely, II. G Arch Lisbon j.. e. stauf-
Manly, s. n. Ramige; Iowa City circuit, s.
r., Streyfeller; Waterloo. r. NJ. Evans:
White Oak. NJ. J. Randall; Gearing. W. NJ.
Des Moines District-G. w. Mullen. pre-
s alnniitng CIDER Alton d G. ~Busenberg;
Rueker; Battle Creek, to be supplied Colo,
=; Is. Meioy; Correctionyille, L. II. Wood;
J: Aurac6er; Greencastie, /. s. La Uie
Harlan, Charles ,Pickford Iowa Center, Y.
qr6inoi Knoxville J. L, Fowler; Red Oak,
Russell. G., N. Thompson and supply: ray!
LOT, L. wilson; Winterset, G. l.. Herrick;
iSeHt ~. springer East Marshall
town, j. b. Meloy; Il. II. NiebeI. agent Of
Western Union college and member OF Des
MONIES a9arterly conferences f. F. Nell,
East District-Emi Mueller, Ackley, pre-
siding elder; Ackley, w. F. Becker; Rock
well City. George Waterman: Auburn. ]. II.
Freedlein; Belmond, Carl Schmalie; Charles
City, {. A, Marse; Custer, ]. II. Bender;
Geneva, Phil Hahn; Nora Springs, H.
Trumbaurer; Otter Creek. j. II. Mayne;
Stilson, John Waterman; st. Paul, II.
B~orohardt; Nostrand, Carl Gebhard; kim
ball, j. Kramer; Lake Center, to be sup
RIiled: breckenridge, p. Belsers; Anamosa,
f. j: Knuth; Bow Bells, Carl Aurfarth:
North Dakota f. Belsers.
West District-W. Jonas, presiding elder,
Lemars; Aliendorf Thomas Koch: Akron,
TO be supplied; Defiance, ]. D.. Kiooz;
Floyd, II: A. Schmalto; George, to be sup
piled; Hinton, G. Huelsebus; Odebolt, VI
Il. Older, Stanton, j. Sass: Lemars. X.
kaupp and M. e. Ritzman; Odessa, ]. Hae-
len; Big Stone City, d. c. Hauk; namosa
J kothsi Fairfax, Theodore Pfenning;
L. A. Erase; Lake Wilson. Rev.
Weber Sioux Falls, A. Thurau; Sioux City,
j. Dewat; Heron lake, NJ. Scrader.