The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-02
FOR THANK OFFERING
DR.. William Fielder Reports $i34,-
s75 From the Minneapolis Dis
= trict of the Conference.
Transfers to and Out of the Confer
ence-First Meeting Of the,
Bishops Cabinet -
Special to The Journal.


Morris. MIMI, Oct. 2.-In the Northern
Minnesota conference this morning L. L.
Tower was announced as transferred from
the Montana conference and Frank G.
Clarke from the Des Moines conference.
William Burns and John Stafford were
transferred out Of the conference. G. T.
Swinnerton, now supplying the Congre-
gational church at st. Louis, Park, with
drew to enter the ministry nfythat church.
DR.. William Fielder presiding elder of
the Minneapolis district. reported $134,
S7s received for the Twentieth Century
Thank Offering on his district. A. J.
Northrup and Roderick Murray were left
without appointment to attend schools
DR.. George H. Bridgman presents the
claims Of Hamline university and the
members Of the conference subscribed
$4,000 for that institution.
Standing Committees.
DR.. J. B. Hingeley read the nominations
Tor standing committees and they were
elected as follows
American Bible Society-A. F. Thompson, A.
Hopkins. A. A. Myers R. A. Saunderson
Asbury Hospital. S. Montgomery, John Wat
son. NJ o. Strickland, c. W Lawson
Auditing Presiding Elders Accounts-1. E.
piekard. W. L. Langrell, G. W. Carswell. J. L.
Parmeter -.7~ 80
Church Extension-J. c. Shetland, q. G. Val.
lentyne. J. A. Geer. j. D. Manly,
Church Insurance-F. W. Hart. E. NJ. Cath.
cart, j. II. DeW0rt, A. II, Mckee.
Conference Privileges-W.. E. ]. Gratz. VII.
liam Fletcher. Thomas Billing, F. N. Scott.
Conference Relations-H. J. Van Fossen, James
Clulow. W. A. Shannon, q. P. Watson.
Conference stewards-T. F. Allen. F. II. Mich
olson, H. ". Knowles, J. W. Mower, @. B. Bre.
count, g. e. Satterlee
Denconess Work-H. J. Van Fossen. A. F.
Thompson, W. +. ]. Gratz. C. r. Oaten.
Observation-Disclosures Love. J. W. Powell, Jr..
u. r. Swinnerton, F. NJ. Wright
Epworth League. f. Tindall, J. G. Hart
ley, L. L. Tower L. a. willsey.
Freedmen's AID. r. B. Smith, James Gu
low. J. R.. Davies.
Gospel in All Lands-T. J. Chappell.
Methodist Book Cuncern-G E. Satterlee, j.
W. Mower, I. E. Archer, c. W. Stark.
Methodist Review-W II. Robinson.
Ministerial Qualihca tions-W. A. Shannon. E.
&. Clemens, F. W. Hart J. II. Dewart, c. F.
Missions-s. P. Long, J. r. Hammond P. A
Cool. W. H. Easton.
Missionary Appropriations-The presiding ell
ders.
New York Book Accounts-G. E. Tinda1l.
Postoffce-J. L. Parmeter.
Public Worship. B. Hingeley. S. s. Far
ley.
Sabbath Observance. ". Heard, Henry 10
gam Donald McKinzie, !. A. levitt.
State Of the Church--s. D. Hutsinpiller, r. j
TAYLOR. R. A. Cunninghnm, Joseph Hosg;
Sunday School-C. F. Davis. c. o. Beskman
| A. f. Rowson. ]. N. Goodell.
temperance. G. Crozier, J. G, Morrison, G.
S. Innis, William Love. c. NJ. Heard, T. F
Allen. 49,. 49, -''
| Tracts-G. z. Pickard, e. w B. Smell. r. E
Archer, J. G. Morrison.
! Wo1nen's Foreign Missionary Society-".
Rider. c. T. Beers, B. F. Koch, ]. W. Robin
son.
| Woman's Home Missionary Society-G. W. B
Smell, r. X. Copper, C. E. Ames, j. H. Cudlipp
Additions to Conference.
Bishop Andrews announced that the fol
| Inv fyon cfo yro6 ~
| conference: J. E. Watson from the Da
kota conference: Isaac Peart from thu
Vermont conference; A. A. Graves south
ern California; L. A. rWillsey, Minnesota
Abraham Hopkins, Central Ohio; and F
M. Wright from the North Nebraska con
ference. He also announced that the con
ference was expected to raise $3.50 70
| the entertainment Of the next genera
conference; S1.41O for the support of tn
| bishops; and $1,210 for the Freedmen
Aid and Southern Education society.
s. Kathan, G. w. Proctor, and Jane
Thompson were continued in the super
| numerary relation The cases Of A. q
Smith and c. H. Sweat, who are super
numeraries was referred to the committe
on conference relations as the supernum
| eraries are supposed to be incapable O
work and it Is thought that these breth
rem can take work in the ministry, If the
want to. c. T. Barkuloo and B. F. Keep
| udlI were COInpSll6O Dy the cares an
| weaknesses Of advancing age to ask for
superannuated relation.
The following were continued in tn
superannuated relation: A. H. Abbott, f
s. Bumce. l.. D. Brown, r. M Carter
John Clark, William Copp, M. w. Davis
John Doran. ]. L. Farber, Levi Hall, [
J. Higgins, Alonzo Hitchcock, Noah La
throp. M. o. McNiff, H. B. Molyneau,
William Rice, s. T. Show j. L. Smith.
| H. Stunt2, David Tfce and r II T,,hh,
1t was reported that Alonzo Hitchcoc
was in an insane asylum in Californi
and j. l.. Smith In one of the Minnesot
asylunas. James w. VALENTINE with
drew from the ministry and membershi
Of the church. He accepted sometime az
the passionate Of the Congregational churc
2 at Marshall. ,.7I0
, Cabinet Session.
The first meeting Of the cabinet com
posed Of the bishop and presiding elder
was held yesterday afternoon. The cat
met fixed the appointment of all tn
preachers. At this meeting only thos
preachers were stationed who will max
no change.
In the evening Rev. Dr. Forbes, presto
ing elder OF the Duluth district, lecture
to crowded church on What Is II
Worth?' The doctor was at his best. Is
maintained that with industry honest,
and truthfulness any man can win an
without them he must fail. EIes MAR
tanned that man was worth more tha
his politics., church or institutions. Il
said we could not measure the worth ,
that mans worth was measured bv II
idea he had Of home.
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