The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-10
REV. Geo. \. WILEY
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statements the doctor SAID HIS society,
In connection with the British Society,
has had the Bible translated into over
100 languages. Bishop Galloway added
few remarks concerning his observation
OF the results of the good work OF the
American Bible Society in foreign lands.
Epworth League.
Dr.. DuBosc addressed the Conference
on the work and results Of the labors OF
the Epworth League. DR.. DuPose, who
Is physically perfect specimen Of a
man, and intellectually a giant, made
the best speech SO far OF the session.
He held the attention Of the Conference
as no other speaker has UP to now held,
| and he created more uproar than any
| other speaker DR.. DuBose like some
other natives OF Georgia, is an excellent
| story teller. His speech was full OF cX-
| cellent stories, most OF them in splendid
| negro dialect, and every orc of tncm
| illustrated what they were intended 10
| illustrate. and fitted to o T.
| DIR. James Cannon presented a COM
muncation from the Farnvllle district
| or the subject Of Sabbath observance.
|
tho Scripture teaching concerning the
| Sabbath day, and then especially protests
against the dissertation Of the holy day
Of rest by railroads Of the State.
Sunday Trains.
The running Of freight aud excursion
trains on Sunday, and asks that the
Conference shall appoint permanent
committee on Sabbath Observance, and
one Of it's duties shall be to GO before
! the. railway authorities. and, II need be,
| before the Legislature. to try to get laws
| enacted that shall remedy the evil COM
| planned OF.
rho calling OF tho Discipline questions
was resumed, and, In response to Dues
ton T. several young preachers were
passed from tho class of the third year
10 the class of the fourth. and four
or flvc were continued In the class of
tho third year. All were passed ass to
character.
The following went, from third to fourth
year: Charles II. Fielding Henry G.
Phiener, Boyd T.. Hudson, W. a. JEFF
fries, John c. Granbery Jr., v. r. Tur-
ner. John c. Cuthrell, Edward *. Odell,
Leroy W. Guyer. Norman A. Page. The
following were continued In the third
year: W. e. Edwards, John w. Euro
and Harry Lee Weston.
The following were elected TO elders
orders: Hugh j. Paylor, John f. Nc
| cartney Norman r. Smith, Henry c..
Gregory, John r Bradford, T. ]. G.
| Heath, J. Il. Cary. Il. l.. seerman. j
| e. Brook, S. Otto Wright John G. Hnr-
| ny. The following were elected dea-
cons: Orlando Clayton j. j. Gregory and
! r. j. Nicholson.
The following were continued on trial:
| Frank T.. Wells ]. x. Walker, B. L.
Gambler, John Wesley Dixon and J. A..
| Thomas
Rev. Or. Wilbur Il. Tillett, dean Of
Vanderbilt University, who Is a tr'emb Der
| of this conference, the Danville district,
lrddressed the body In the interest of
| the university. Before proceeding with
his statements concerning the great In
| st,tution, DR. Tillctt reverted to the fact
| that lust twenty-five years ago he en-
| tered tile ministry. ard In this city. and
! r. this Main Street church he received
| his first appointment as pastor.
! At the request OF the conference, Dr..
I. sTi,lett Will deliver short lectures every
| afternoon during conference session be-
fore the young preachers.
Kitchen Cabinet.
The Kitchen cabinet is getting very
| busy. but so far that interesting body
| remains at sea. There are all kinds OF
| predictions as to the changes that will
be made in the two Richmond districts,
but ever the ''K. c." Is very slow to
/ make ticket that can he remotely re-
lied upon.
The retirement from active work Of
Dr.. Garland makes a hole in the ranks
or tbs presiding elders as they now.
stand. It is said that Bishop Galloway
is a great man for putting young men
forward. and 1t is freely predicted that
the next bishops cabinett In this con-
ference viii have fewer gray boards in
1T than ever before known.
Standing Committees.
The standing committees SO far APP
| pointed arc as follows: 81
On Memorials to the General Confer
ence--W. A. Cooper, W.J. Young. G. H.,
Williams, T. Fl, Campbell G. G. Mer-
tenbaker, z. ;. Taylor, w. II. Atwin.
". A. Christian, "A. L. Johnson, j. i.
Bosnian, G. y. Watts.
| admission into conference--T. N. Potts,
Fl. e. Johnson. W. II. Proctor, W. A.
Christian. J. G, Granbery' Jr ~.
| VIM. j. r. sturgts, w B. Beauchamp,
| r. o. MOSS, c. Fl, AIcGhee, r, NJ. Aaxey.
Conference Relations--J. NJ. Anderson,
| ~. A. Tamplsins, ". Ct. Boggs, W. ;.
Twlley, J, w shackford, W. It. A..
| Haynes, A. A.. Jones' r. ". Hartness
j. W. sur and T. Men. Simpson.
on Memoirs r. Whitley G. H..
spooner T. j. Barham, G. II, Galloway,
! w. G. Ivey. j. ", Nicholson, G. l..
Conner, A. u. Burt. J. w. Shackford.
r. Irby. j. Z. Vim, G. 7. Reeks. j..
| c. Granbery, Jr., j. w. s. Robins. S. G..
, Hatcher, T. Il, Dyer, " w. Bargan,in,
Lee Britt. G. H. McFaden. Y. II. Miller,
w. Savage and J. y. Houston.
on District Conference Records W..
Lil'aston, Jr., G. y. sharpe. W. G. Pace,
NJ. A, Davidson, D. G. G. Butts. p. M.
Bell. a. A, Whltmore, r.. s. Baughan,
j. ". S Nicholson, Z. II, Harrell, j..
| D. ITosier.
On Church Extension-R, B! Scott j..
r. Routten. A. II. Williams. j. w. Bled-
500 ". B. Jett, w. IS Conrad, Y.