Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-21

pressing II to an immediate conclusion by
the adoption OF any OF the names now sug-
sestsd for the consideration Of the church"
bishop cOadjutor's work
In speaking Of his own work the bishop
eoadjutor said; In pursuance Of my du-
ties / have travelled 1000 miles. nave made
even a more thorough visitation OF the field
than usual. holding services In every church
opened for worship. In all ! have made
135 visitations, SO Of them ohlcial. 4s re-
the lesser sacrament of conhrma-
ton. 1 love the work. II is the very
breath Of my life and I am very thankful
that, by the blessing Of God. 1 have been
given strength 10 MI all my appointments
and 10 meet all reasonable demands upon
my time"
Secretary Lloyd from New York was to
lave spoken during the afternoon, but the
Chase resolution, introduced Immediately
after the coadjutor's address. precipitated
such a long debate that there remained Of
the afternoon hours only enough for the
taking OF diocesan pledges, which pledges
inclusive OF the 800 raised by the women's
auxiliary at it's meeting Tuesday, reached
a total of about $4,000.
Tbe councils adjournment for the day
was at b:4b, with . o'clock as the hour for
converting this morning.
New Standing Committed
The new standing committees announced
yesterday afternoon are;
Legislation: Revs. John Williams, T. j.
Mackey, D. c. Pattie. w. j. Moody, H. B.
Burgess. w. d. Marrow, Hon. J. M. Wool
worth. Hon. E. wakeley. Hon. A. J. Phelps,
Ha1 ~ q NH1ANU1a.~r IT,, NJ
Allaster, ]. II. bergman.
Extension OF church.: F. s. White, c. F.
Chapman. James Wise. r. B. H. Bell, E.
A. Osborn, T. L. Ringwalt. p. H. Updike.
Walter White. J. c. Fisher. Charles T.
Neal.
Christian education: Rev. p. @. Davidson,
Rev, B. J. Fifty, Rev. Samuel Miles, Rev.
w. A. Mullissn, Rev. A. Harper .jr.,
Clement Chase, Clarke Powell. Edward
c. Bishop, w. A. Ho~rnsberger. ]. D. stires.
Unfinished business: Rev. w. o.. Butler,
Rev. A.. z. Knickerbocker. w. j. Cook,
Thomas P. Isitt.
Inspector Of elections: Lay vote, Rev.
w. E. Vsnn. F. w, A. Kind; clerical vote,
Rev. p. s. Smith, Fred L.. Smith.
incorporation of churches: Rev. r. c.
Talbot John Irwin.
Finance: Rev. A. e. Marsh. C. H. Ruege,
w. s. King.
Privilege: Rev. f. ". Eason. Rev. J. C.
s. WELLER, j. w, Van Nostrand, G. H.
Lavidge.
CIarksOn Hospital Report.
The report Of the secretary and treas
urer of Bishop Clarkson Memorial hos
pital from May /, 1902, to May Is. 1903, pre-
sented yesterday afternoon, reads:
Patients during the year...-"......... 4e
Deaths. including eleven emergency
Pay patients -. s9t
Pay patients in part. II
Charity patients g
Dispensary cases ........................... s
out cases dressed. 76i
Operations performed ..................... 29C
RECEIPTS.
From patients Observation-Disclosures e,951. IS
From special nursing ............... 6e2i5
Total earnings for ar. $40. Ga. 81
From personal donations. ....... 6ll. St
From harvest home offerings ........ Ss. q
From sales OF discarded furniture. 1915
Total. u1. zoo. as
oaiahce may ], $40. "a
.si2.s gu. ss
EXPENSES.
For house supplies, furnishings and
repairs ..".":".................S6 ,3S5. ~
Eor salaries and wases......."... ass. 80
Eor drugs 74i. "a
LOT printing 54.7s
EQr insurance 81. OQ
LOT graouate pms: v;,".,""......, 400
TOT cAapiains salary...........,.. 100. 90
Tysasfsrrsd 10 hospital building 'O1' q
tund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900. 90
Haianoe May ID l9Os...".......... 4ee. "a
Total. .p2,sn, q
To this report Mrs. A. ]. Poppleton. sec.
rotary and treasurer. appends a remark
that the course Of the training school ,oy