Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19

-Ntt ls Aas I AtiIEs
Maraela Sl sPrings-W. II. Revelle supply.
Manon-howard Davis.
Mhlsboro-W. H. Kennev.
Mt. Pleasant-G. T. Wood.
Mt. Nenon-V. =. Hills.
Nanticoke-G. r. Neese
Newark Il. h. Jannev
Onancock-L. l. McDougle and j. e.
Ayres. supply.
Ocean View-D. H. Willis.
FarsOnsburg IF. n. Faulkner.
Phoebus-G W. Stalhngs.
Pocomoke City-R. II. Adams.
Pocomoke Circuit W. Briscoe.
PoySllville-J. w. GRAY.
Princess Anne j. W. Colona.
Quantico J. ii Geoghegan.
Roxana--W b. Guthrie.
st Peter's-W W. Sharp.
Salisbury-T +. Martmdale
Salisbury Circuit. W. Hardesty.
supply
Selbyvlle-R. H. Lewis.
sharptown II. Wilson.
Smith lsland-F. +. Bloxton.
Snow Hill-G. r. Anderson.
somerset--O. L. Martin.
Stockton--A. W. Goodhand.
Iangier Island M. ID. Nutter.
Mestovet-J. H. Gardner.
Whitesville-G. L. Hardesty.
WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
A. ). Mowbray Presiding Elder
Bethel and Summit-W. p. Taylor.
Charlestown-Harry TAYLOR.
Cherry Hit. B. Hunter
Chesapeake City-C n. Jones.
Chester Bethel +. prouse.
Christiana-W. G.. Harris.
Claymont--J. NJ Collins. supply.
Colora-J. d. Reese
Delaware City T.. T. White.
Ebenezer-J. II. Mitchell
ELS Neck-W. r. McFailane.
Elkton-L. +. Poole.
Hockessin--G W. Burke.
Hopewell-F y. Moore.
kirkwood be supplied.
1larhallton--E Fl. Miller
Mt Lebanon II. g. Fosnocht.
Mt Pleasant. NJ. Lindale.
Aewark-W. F. Corkran.
New Castle-C. W. Prettvman.
Newport-C. W. Strickland.
Northeast e. H. Dashiell.
Peryville-Asbury Burke.
Port Deposit-V. S. Collins.
Port Penn A. Arters.
Red Lion-F +. McKinsey.
Rising SUN. p. Otis.
st. Georges. A. Brewington.
st. Johns-O +. Jones.
Stanton-C d. Sharpless, supply.
Town Point-A. C. Jones, supply.
Zion. NJ. Mitchell.
Wilmington:
Asbury-H. A. G. Westerfeld.
Brandywine and Edge Moor-H. c.
Turner; assistant High Adams, supply.
Cookman-V. p. Northrup.
East!alSe-J. H. Gray.
Elsmere-E. A. Gillespie, supply.
Epworth-L. p. Corkran.
Grace-W W. King.
Harrison Street.. T. Wyatt
kingswood- NJ 5. Van Blunk.
Madeley-J. NJ. Arters.
Mt Salem-F. f. Carpenter.
St. Pauls-C. A. Hill.
Scott--R. X. Stephenson.
Silverbrook-W +. Greenfield.
Trinity-John Thornton, supply.
Unions. n Pilchard.
Washington Heights-W L. S. Murray.
Wesley-G W. Dawson
Alfred Smith, temperance evangelist,
member Of Dover Quarterly Conference.
p II Rawlins, agent OF the Stewards
Endowment Fund, member OF Seatord
Quarterly Conference.
c. A. Grise, superintendent of the Mary
land Anti-Saloon League, member OF
MiddletoWn Quarterly Conference.
j. W. Easley, president OF Union Col
lege, member Of Harrison Street, Viii
mington. Quarterly Conference.
A. +. Scott, editor of the Christian Com
panion, member of Grace, Wilmington,
Quarterly Conference.
II. W. Bolton, conference evangelist
member of Grace, Wilmington, Quarterly
Conference.
W. H. Hudson, member Of FELTON, Quar-
terlv Conference, and J. NJ kelso, member
of Onancock Quarterly Conference, left
without appointments to attend some Of
our schools.
INNOVATION NOT POPULAR.
The formal announcement of the ap-
nointments instead of being the most
interesting feature of the session, as
heretofore proved a wearsome routine
The spice had been extracted by the pre-
mature publication OF the list. Bishop
McCabe's surprising innovation Is any
thing but popular, and the hope is ex-
nressed on All sides that as he is the first
bishop to make this admittedly unwisS
departure from established custom, he
viii also be the last In some quarters
his act is roundly condemned as an
cratic impulse, utterly devoid of ludg
ment. into which he was probably seduceo
by the persuasive opportunities OF ms
| friends OF the morning press. A. any
rate is has proved to be decidedly un
popular and it is safe to predict that nj
other presiding bishop OF the Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal Conference will eve
repeat the undignifed and doubtful pro
ceeding.