The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-07
M. E. BISHOPS END
 THEIR CONFERENCE
CHIEF BUSINESS WAS TO AR RANGE THE PLAN OF EPISCOPAL vIgIl ATloN AMONG ANNUAL CONFERENCES.

St. Louis May 6.-After two days of conference the college of bishops of the M. B. church, South, concluded its an- nual meeting today. The chief business was to arrange the plan of episcopal visi- tation among the annual conferences of the denomination for the year 1903 1904, beginning with June. The conferences, about forty in number are divided among the nine effective bishops as follows:
 First District-Bishop A. ". Wilson. Brazil, mission conference, Biracaicaba, Brazil August 8; Florida conference, Lake City, Fla, December g; Baltimore conference, Alexandria, Va, March 24.
 Second District-Bishop W. w. Duncan. German mission conference, Grassyville, Tex, October 29; west Texas conference, Austin, Tex, November 4; northwest Texas conference, Fort Worth, Tex, November Il; north Texas conference, Dallas, Tex, November 25; Texas con ference, Bryan, Tex, December ?.
 Third District-Bishop Charles B. Gallo way, Japan mission conference, Hirosh- ina, Japan, September 9; Korean mission S. E. Cul, Korea, September .24; China mission conference, Soo Show, China, Oc- tober 22; Tennessee conference, Walsen- burg, Colo, August 20; Western confer ence, Atchison, Kan, August 27 Mis- souri conference, Mexico, Mo, Septem- Der 2; Southwest Missouri conference, Sedalia, Mo-, September g; St. Louis con- ference, Pennington. Mo-, September 23.
 The conference in the Orient will not be visited by Bishop Galloway this year, as he has just returned from tour of the churches there.
 Fourth District-Bishop Eugene Hem drick, Kentucky conference, Cythiana, Ky, September 9; Illinois conference, n,1t .1,a, O. irp conference, Parkersburg, W. Va, Sep tember 2S; Louisville conference, Marion. Ky, September 30; Virginia conference, Charlottesville, Va, November Il.
 Fifth District-Bishop Joseph b. Key, New Mexico conference, Roswell, August 20; North Augusta conference, Griffin, Ga, November IS; South Georgia confer ence, Sandersville, Ga, November 25; Mis- sissippi conference. Meridian, Miss. De- cember g. Louisiana conference, Homer, La, December 16
 Sixth District-Bishop w. A. Candler, North Carolina conference, Goldsboro, N. C., November 5; Alabama conference, Pensacola, Fla, December g; Northwest Mexican mission conference, Durango Mexico, January 20; Mexican Border Mis- sion conference, Monterey, Mex, January 27; Cuban Mission, February 19.
 Seventh District-Bishop H. c. Morrison, Montana conference, Helena, Mont, Au- gust 27; East Columbia conference, Walla Walla, Ore, September l; Columbia con- ference Roseburg, Ore, September 16.
 Pacific conference, Oakland. Cal, No- vember 15; Los Angeles conference, Los Angeles, Cal, October g.
 Eighth District-Bishop Embree E. floss, Holston conference, Morristown, Tenn, October 6; Indian Mission confer ence, Dardanelle Ark November 18. Little Rock conference, Fl Dorado. Ark, November 25; White River conference, Walnut Ridge, Ark, December g.
 Ninth District-Bishop Cokesmith, Ten nessee conference, Murfreesboro, Tenn October IT; Western North Carolina con- ference, High Point, N O., November H. North Alabama conference, Tuscumbia, Ala, November 5;N North Mississippi con ference, Holly Springs, Miss, December 2; South Carolina conference, Greenyille s. G., December g.