Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-04-01
SOUTHERN METHoDIsTs.

AT yesterdays session in Fredericks-
burg of the Baltimore Conference oil the
Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
the report on education was resumed
Item six, in regard to an increase IN
the amount allowed for Randolph Macon
College, was, after some debate ado pted-
President Blackwell stated that the
Randolph-Macon system paid more
salaries and employed more people than
any institution in the State. Item seven
recommending Drs. j. A. Kern ana
Collins Denny for professcrships IN van
derbilt University, was adopted, after
which the report was adopted as whole
The following members were recon-
mended for superanuated relation Keys.
W. f. EggIeston, Robert Smith, Z. u.
Linthicum, J. T. Wightman, j. >.
Gardner, E. l.. Dreglo, II. w. Cover,
J. H. Wolff, P. S. E. Sixeas, A. Boon,
J. P. Hyde, S. Townsend, j. l.. Ship
ley, A. o. Flaherty, G. A. Joyce, J. j.
Brickenburger, c. L. Cameron, ). L.
Maxwell, 7. w. Brown, L. G Martin,
H. w. Kinzer, J. G. Sedwick, Q. A..
Wheat, H. ID. Bishop, j. s. Hopkins,
j. o. Tackett, F. 7. Griffith. The
conference adopted the report.
An orphanage committee was appoint
ed to report one year hence.
The report of the committee on pub
fishing interests was presented and
adopted, 1t recommends an editorial
correspondent from each district, in
stead Of single editor, as heretofore.
The committee on entertainment pre-
sented its report by putting in nomina-
ton Alexandria and Harrisonburg as
places of meeting next year. The former
city was represented by Rev. ): r.
Stump and Rev. ]. w. Duffey, and the
latter by Rev. d. H. Kern and j. Houck.
Alexandria was chosen and will enter
tain the Conference in 1904.
The committee on Bible cause re-
ported, and its report was amended,
authorizing all money collected for Bible
cause to be turned over TO the confer.
ence board. The report as amended was
accepted.
The appointments were given out last
night by Bishop Smith; among them are
the following:
Washington District, ]. w. Duffey,
presiding elder.
Del Ray, Homer Welch.
Alexandria, ]. p. Stump.
Fredericksburg, J. S Hutchinson.
Falls Church, w. II. Woolf
Leesburg, S. G.. Ferguson.
Loudoun, J. L. Kiblar; L. W. Kin
caid, supernumerary.
Middleburg, J. H. Kuhlmann.
Hillsboro, F. NJ. Waters; one to bt
supplied by j. II. Watkins.
Hamilton, F. A. Strother.
Warrenton, w. II. Ballenge.
Bethel, j. w. Smith.
Marshall, w. P. G. Cot, j. w. Staples
Fairfax, J. G. Hawk.
Centreville, w. G.. Hammond.
Sterling, J. w. Mitchell, G. w.
Gather.
Occoquan, w. B. Dorsey.
Fauquier, w. 7. Grover.
Remington, w. II. Marsh.
Sudley, S. V. Hildebrand.
Manassas, S. X. COckrell.
Stafford, L. c. Potter.
Morrisville, J. NJ. Hawley.
Winchester district, II. ?. Hamill,
presiding elder.
Winchester, G. d. Bulla.
Frederick, n. N. Hall.
Stephens City, II. A. Brown.
Middletown, w. S. Hammond.
Strasburg, r. NJ. Wheeler.
Woodstock, ]. A. Wells.
Woodstock Mission, Edenburg, j. l..
Henderson.
Front Royal and Riverton, G. ID.
White.
Warren, l.. Fox.
Linden, l.. Butt.
Page, ii. A. Wilson.
White Post, ID. l.. Reid, I. G. Jones.
Berryville; j. NJ. Greene.
Brucetown, d. F. Entsley one to be
supplied.