The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09

snce and was a compliment to Dr. An drews as a man and debater second to none in the Conference.
 | Dr. J. L.. Cunningin of the Corre- | spondence School at Vanderbilt, Nash. vile, Tenn, explained the correspond ence course and brought the work of 1 that school intelligentiy before the Conference. Rev. s. M. Hosmer, President of the Southern University, addressed inc | Conference In the interests of that in | stitution. He asserted that they stand Tor thoroughness Of culture and a l neaithful discipline that protects and develops the higher traits of real char acter. The graduates have measured strength with those from other insti- tutions and have proven equal to any competition. He expressed pride in the work of the school as achieved by those educated there. The need of the hour being distinctive Christian man. hood they are supplying this demand. A we'll equipped ministry was essential to the progress of the church and for this they labor.
 The following were received on trial as travelling preachers: H. T. Strout. Evergreen. Ala: LeAiel B. Greene. Selma. Ala; Felix M. Wood, Selma, Ala: Daniel H. McNeal. Hartford, Ala. :; R. B. Jones, Prattville District: John F. Daughtry, Pelham, Ala; s. T.. Woodland. Eufaula District; Chester E.. Johnson, Marianna District; z. G. Grossly, Union Springs, Ala; s. J. Gib- son, Pensacola District; W. D. Miller. Pensacola District; F. M. Lowry. Prattville District.
 Rev. J. NJ. Mason read letter from good authority showing that one Charles Mahomet. travelling around among the churches, was not what he claimed to be. Several brethren re- port to the writer that he has been guilty of securing funds in a question: able way. All should beware of his coming, although he holds letters from several members of the Alabama Con- ference. s3
 Rev. John A. Tigert D. D.. Editor of The Quarterly Review, Issued by the Publishing House at Nashville, ad- dressed the Conference He is of strik- ing personality. of great force and is one of the most scholarly men in Southern Methodism. He is a great preacher when measured by the high est standards. His irresistible humor enlivened things during his speech He reported the Review on a self sustain ing basis and increasing in circulation. After announcements by the Chair
  journed until 9:30 a. m. tomorrow Personals. prominent delegate, and one who is highly esteemed, J. B. Greene, of Opelika, arrived yesterday and Is busy | in his place as Chairman of the Sunda V School Board.
 l Hon. A. M. McMillan. prominent in political and social life of Pensacola. was heartily greeted on his arrival last night.
 l Hon. w. H. Lancaster. State sena- tor from Elmore County, Is present, and is an efficient lay member. l Major B. NJ. washburn of Mont- gomery, is at his usual work as Treas urer of the Joint Board of Finance. He has been in this position for many years.
 l Hon. W. A. Sanford of Troy, ar- Irived last night. He is a new member having been elected delegate for the first time this year. He was upon ar rival at once selected to deliver the address of the Anniversary of the Board of Church Extension. This duty was discharged by his father. Governor w J. Sanford. deceased. several years ago. and much is anticipated of this duty now devolving on the son. The attendance increased as compar- ed with yesterdays session. The l weather is ideal and the balmy and crisp air imparts a cheery spirit to all.
 | Rev. J. s. Frazer, D. D., has accomp- lished an extraordinary feat in secur- ing within the last two years about s65,O00 for endowment of the A. c. F. College and the Southern University. | Among the laymen arriving this morning are: H. L. MilIen, Eutaw. Ala, and Dr. J. T. Anderson, Auburn. Ala. Both are on important commit tees. Later there arrived c. C. Lag enby of Forest Home.
 Rev. J. M. Mason, D. D., is a trusted leader and has the confidence of his brethren. He is chaplain of the Con- federate Veterans Division of Alabama. Rev. w. s. Wade is another prom inent and much beloved leader. His hair is sprinkled with slight gray, but he has the eagle spirit of youthtime. | Rev. Henry Trawick, Editor of The Alabama Advocate. Is a member of the conference. He Is at the helm of Ad- vocate affairs, which at this date has the largest list of subscribers in all Its history.