The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-05-27

mere ana there. When woman married
she legislated herself out as she had
children Of her own to look out for. St.
faul made the distinction. The call was
pressing and he hoped it would be adopt
cd.
W. K Webb paid q tribute to the Ro-
man Catholic nurses during the war. r.
T. Adams followed in a glowing eulogy on
the Sisters OF Charity with whom he
had been associated in charitable work.
Methodlsm should follow their steps, and
he rejoiced in the attempt to institute
llactlcal charlty. DIR. A. j. Lamar op-
posed advertising by garb and dress piety.
ofdefS weakened a church-it had done
SO TO Catholicism. Sentiment was beau
tliuI, but had no place here. Or. j. 4.
Ghfton, familiarly known to the confer
ence and visitors, as ''the South Caro-
lima Irishman," spoke in favor of the
proposed legislation in a speech full of
sentiment and humorous piety.
"A BROTHER he said, has spoken of
sentiment in deprecating terms. Senti-
ment makes character, and character
makes the nation" His speech was fire.
quentiy interrupted by applause and it
was evident that his argument made a
deep impression favorable to the meas
Urp.
Dr. Briggs, of Kansas, closed for the
opposition.
The matter was then laid before the
conference and the minority report was
adopted f30 to 3S
A resolution looking to the establish
ment of city missions in connection with
church legislation and the Woman's Board
was adotped.
THE BALLOTS FOR BISHOP.
Il. the election Of Bishop, Or T.. =.
Hoss was elected on the first ballot. re-
ceiving leo votes.
a Coke Smith, of Virginia, came next
with g. votes Among others voted for
We're John J. Tigert Co. Collins DcnEy.
65; James Atkins, 29. ]. @. Hammond.
%. The remainder of the votes were
scattered.
The result of the second ballot was:
DR.. A. Coke Smith. t6; John J. Tigert,
6S ames Atkins, II; J. c.. Kilso, 8;
remainder scattering The. third ballot
was ordered.
On the third ballot DIR. Denny received
105 votes: A. Coke Smith, 102: john
Tigert, As: James Atkins, ,, j. c. Kllso,
?; others scattering.
The fourth ballot. which resulted in
the election of DR. A Coke Smith. Was
as follows: Smith 13S: Denny, Iii,
Tigert Z, and others scattered
The following is Il list Of Episcopal
appointments for 1902-12o3:
FIRST DISTRICT: Bishop Alpheus
w. Wilson, Denver, Pueblo, August
Z$th, Western, Arkansas City, September
4th. Missouri, Chillcothc. September
10th Southwest Missouri, Jefferson
City September 18th. St. Louis Maiden,
September 24th. Tennessee, Fayeue-
vile, October Sth.
SECOND DIsTRICT: Bishop w. VS.
Duncan, Montana, Butte. August 18th.
East. Columbia Milton Oregon, Septem-
ber 11th Columbia, Corvallis. oregon.
september 18th, Pacific, Oakland, Oc-
tober 18th. Los Angeles, Santa Anna.
October 23rd. Virginia, Richmond. No
vember 18th. South Carolina. Ncwber-
ry, S c., December 3rd.
THIRD DISTRICT: Bishop Charles
B. Galloway. Japan, Mission Confer
erce, Matsuyama, August 23rd; Ccrean
Mission, Seoul, September 9TH China
Mission, Conference, Shanghai, Cotober
22nd
FOURTH DISTRICT: Bishop Il. r.
Hendrix: Brazil Mission, Juiz lie Fora,
July Both German Mission, Houston,
October 30th. West Texas, Floresvtlle
November 5th Northwest Texas, Tenn
pie, November 18th. Texas, Cameron,
November 26th. North Texas, Terrell,
December 3rd.
FIFTH DISTRICT: Bishop J. $,
Key: New Mexico, Ell Paso, August
Z1st. North Alabama, Lafayette, No
vember 10Th. North Mississippi, Tupo-
10. December 3rd, Mississippi, Natche.1,
December 10th. Louisiana, Alexandria,
December 18th.
slNTH DISTRICT: Bishop W. A
Chandler, Ncrth Georgia, Atlanta. No
vember goth. South Georgia, Thomas
vile, December 4th Northwest Mexico,
chihuahua. January 14th. Central Mex
leo, Guadalajara. January 2Sth- MeEi-
car border, Austin, Texas, February 9Th.
Cuban February 26th.
I SEVENTH DISTRICT: Bishop II. :.
MoI riscn. Kentucky, London Septem-
Der 3rd Western Virginia, Charleston,
September 24th. Illirois, Waverly, Oc-
| tober 17th. louisville, Columbia, Oc-
tober 18th. Holston, Wythcvllle. Oc-
tober Sth.
EIGHTH DISTRICT: Bishop L. f
Hess: Indian Mission MUskcgee, Oc
| tol,er end. Memphis Paris November
5tE. Arkansas, Harrison, November
18th. Little Rock, Benton, November
| 19th White River, Para9Culd, NoVem~
ber 26th.
| NINTH DISTRICT: Bishop A. Coke
Smith: Western North Carolina, Mon
| roc, November 18th. North carolina,
| Wilmir on, November 18TH Alaoama,
Mort acmery, December loth floflda'
| C,uinccy December l2th. Ballllhoi',
| fredericksburg, Va, March 25th.
prvan Roturns Prom Cuba