Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-04


Madison Square. j. M. Siarrow; Montford
Avenue, Watson Case; North Avenue, w.
]. Roberts,
North Baltimore station. ]. ". wrightson:
orangevilles Conrad. Hardecker: Waverly,
J. e. Peters; Belair, d. II. Martin: Dari-
ington. l.. u. Ferguson; East Hartford cir
cult. unsupplied; Goyanstown. II. F. Downs;
Catch. Halph Pearce (suppiy): Great Falls.
Havre de Grace, WV. Van Arsdale: Here
ford 7. M. West. r. ]. Koontz; Long Green,
M. L. BeaiI; Lutherville. L. M. Gosnell;
Monkton, 8. Gennan: Middeburn. r. j.
Nicholson: North Hartford ]. r. Pardew:
Parkton. CT r. Sanner; Patapsco station.
D. M. Browning; Sparrow's Point. s. M
Afford; Towson. T. e. Cops; West Hartford,
j. L. McLafn and w. c. Harden
Frederick District.
Presiding Elder, w. L. Mcdowell: Bar
ton. G. w. Evans; Berkeley circuit Supply;
]. H Shockly; Berkeley Sprinks,J. A. Gross;
Bloomington, A r. Snedgar: Brunswick, G..
T. House; Bunker Hill. w. s. Crowder;
Cumberland-Center Street, w. w.
Barnes; Grace. D. A. Foard; Kingsley, E.
c. Gallaher; Daubs, r. N. Edwards; Eek
art, w. D. Parry: Elk Garden. VIM. An
thony; Ellerslie, w. C. Brian; Flinstone. j.
A. Hough; Frederick, L. A. Thirlkeld:
Frostburg, A. H. Thompson: Frostburg cir
cult. j. I'll. Hyatt; Grant, W. Va. ito Dc
supplied).
and A. H. Mckinley; Washington Square,
E. E. Pearce; Hagerstown circuit unsup-
piled; Hancock, w. ]. Meeks; Harper
Ferry, ]. r. Wood; Hedgesville. E. w. Felt
ner; Hyndman, J. w. H. Beale; Keyser, w.
A Koontz; Homecoming. VIM. Rodgers.
Martinsburg, A. J. Gill; Midland, q. s.
A. Hayener; Mount Savage. John Ed
wards; Old Town tto be suppliedl !;
Paw Paw. G.. F. Stiles; Piedmont, w. W..
Davis; Rawlings Supply. c. Fl. Lanham,
Romney Ito be supplied); Shepardstown,
G. F. Bonn: Shockeysville.
Union Grove lto be supplied: urban n.
w. H. Dell; Wiiliamsport, G. A. Luttrell;
Winchester, C. T. Weede.
Washington District.
Washington misunderstanding elder,
H. r. Naylor; Benning Supply, w. H.
Richardson; Brightwood, e. E. Powers;
Bradburn Memorial Supply; Bright
wood Park Brookland, E. E.
Marshall; Congress Heights. w. L. Orem;
Faith Supply, George Buckler; For
restville. F. G. Watson; Gaithersburg, W.
c. Parrish, J. F. F. Gray; Hyattsville and
Langdon, c. E. Ely; kensington' A.
Bielaski; Lanham. L. E. Dutton; Lay
ply), H. R. Miller: Montgomery, c. NJ
Yost: ST. Mary's, J. E. James; Severn, w.
H. Dell; Spencerville, H. c. Smith; Tenley-
town, E. H. Smith.
ashington-Anacostia, C. O. Isaac;
Douglas Memorial Geo. c. Bacon; Dunn
barton Avenue G. w. King; Foundry, r.
NJ. Moore; Gorsuch w. L. Lynn; Grace,
J. E. Smith; Hamline, Carl G. Doney; Nc
Kendree, E. L. Hubbard; Metropolitan, F.
M. Bristol; Calvary, Joseph Dawson; North
Capitol, H. NJ. Rider; Northwest Supply.
w. H. Black; Ryland, r. l.. Wright: Trim
ity, j. c. Nicholson; Union, s. R. Murray;
Waugh, G. e. Maydwell; Wesley, w. NJ
Ferguson; Wilson Memorial, E. H. Lamar;
Woodsde, c. E. Dudrear; A. H. Ames, in
structor in Mt. Vernon Seminary; j. w.
TTr,in i.-
sion; r. w. Springer, chaplain U. S. Army.
West Baltimore District.
Presiding elder, ]. F. Heisse.
Arlington, w. G.. Mcneil; Baltimore city:
Bethany, F. H. Havenner; Chatsworth, L.
NJ. Bennett; Columbia avenue, L. NJ. Cham
bers; Emory. -; Fayette street, ]. w. r.
Sumwalt; ForestvilIe. J. NJ. Gillum; Frank
lin avenue, Edward Hayes; Garrett Park,
L. S. Wright; Grace, Don S. Colt; Harlem
Park E. l.. Watson; Memorial c. S. B1ggs;
Monroe street, c. A. Jones; Rogers Memoir
ial, J. p. Hand; Sexton, d. l.. Ennis; sum
merfield, c. d. Taylor; Union Square, ]. p.
Wright Walbrook,i r. w. H. Weech: Web
ster Supply, w. A. Johnson; West Balti-
more c. L.: Pate.
Carrollton. r. FL. K. Gill.
Gainesville, John r. Edwards.
Elkridge, Emory Buhrman.
Ellicott City, Thomas Wood.
Halethorpe Supply, Louis Horpel.
Hampstead, wilson IhomaS ana JOS. +.
Wilson.
Laurel. S. M Hartsock; Liberty and
Lengamore. o. c. Marriott; Mt. Avery. F.
A. Kilimon; New Windsor, L. e. Bennett;
Paptapsco. ]. T. Marsh and w. G. Nc
Kenney; Relay, A. B. Wood; Savage, Will
liam Harris; Summerfield, H. R. Savage;
Thurmont, F. r. Bayley; Union Bridge,
&. F. Garrison; West Falls, G. c. Harris;
Yves minister, D. G. Miller; Walkersville,
V. n. Ridgely.
Condemning Suffrage Laws.
The afternoon session yesterday was pre-
sided over by Rev. DIR. ]. F. Goucher.
Bishop Moores time be ng taken up with
cabinet meeting. Dr. Goucher is president
of the Woman's College of Baltimore.
TIL session was enlivened by an exciting
debate on a resolution introduced by Rev.
DR.. j. A. Gill of Martinsburg, w. Va, the
purpose of which was to put the conference
on record against the proposed amendment
to the Maryland constitution to restrict
suffrage in the state The resolution, which
was adopted finally by a large majority.
was to the effect that as a proposed
amendment to the constitution of Mary
land to restrict suffrage is to be submitted
to the voters of the state in November
next, and the proposed amendment in
the Judgment of the conference is retro
gIessive, unWise, unjust and dangerous and
is condemned by the governor and attorney
general of the state we. members of the
Episcopal Church, feel constrained to ex-
press our earnest opposition to the propos-
ed measure
The conference adopted two other resolu-
lions of a more less political character
late yesterday afternoon. That introduced
In the forenoon, as reported in The Star.
condemning the Mormon Church and ask
ing that Senator Smoot be unseated, was
pushed through with but little opposition,
as was also another protesting against the
alleged misuse of funds belonging to the
Indians and ordering the appointment of a
committee to urge Congress not to permit
a recurrence of this evil.
"A reception was rendered the members
of the conference at Rust Hall by the
Methodist ladies of this city between the
hours of and pm.
Epworth League Anniversary.
The Epworth League of the Baltimore
conference celebrated its anniversary in
the evening in Foundry Church. at which
time officers for the ensuing year were
chaser, as follows: J. Finney Engle of
Washington. president, a position held be-
fore by a Baltimore man. first vice pres
ident, w. C. Ballard West Baltimore dis
trict; second vice president, ]. H. Duvan,
East Baltimore district; third vice pres
ident, Mrs. NJ. M. Mitchell. Washington
district. fourth vice president Mrs n TT