Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-06

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pose-all my life flowing out joyous,
from him in myself. So with Paul.
can say, 4 live, yet not ], but Chris
liveth in me-
IF this be true, is it not indeed gla !
tidings that God is in his world, in til,
world of men, that in the incompatible
life of Jesus we have the trans. 1dcn
revelation of God and also tho ;nos
| glorious revelation of men, and # II b.
true that God will be in you and in me-
just so far as we choose to receive him
is it not glad tidings indeed?"
The sacrament of the Lords Supper
followed Rev. Quigley's sermon, an!
this was presided over by Bishop Ham
ilton, assisted by several of the pastors.
The bishop prefaced the supper by a
talk full of lofty sentiment and called
attention to the great significance in the
partaking of the elements. At eleven
o'clock a conference business session
was held
The statistical session was called to
order at l 80 p. m. by E. P. Robertson.
The secretary was instructed to call
the roll of the charges and the pastors
handed in their statistical and treasurer's
reports.
On motion, it was ordered that re-
port of the amounts contributed from
each charge to the conference Claimants
Endowment fund be given by the treas
urer of that fund and be incorporated in
the minutes.
The session then adjourned.
Part of the afternoon was given over
to the meeting of the different commit
tees of the conference These were held
in the different sister churches.
The conference was again called to
order at 2 o'clock in the church audi
forum and was presided over by Presi-
dent Edward P. Robertson of Wesley
college, who gave short talk on the
plans and needs of the college and of
the good work it is accomplishing.
A synopsis of Dr. Robertson's speech
will appear in tomorrow's Tribune.
Rev. Franklin Hamilton, chancellor of
the American university, was then in
troduced, and his address will stand
as one of the splendid features of the
conference. Rev. Hamilton is BROTH
er of the bishop. He is fine orator
and those who were fortunate enough
to hear him will never forget his utter
ances 1t may truly be said that no
more polished or gifted speaker has
stood before an audience in this city.
DR.. Wright delivered his second lee
ture at four o'clock on the "New Light
on Christian Evidences" To all who
are interested in the truths of history,
and especially of sacred history, the lee
ture opened up revelation of facts that
have been gained only by long and TN
firing efforts.
The following conference officers
were elected:
Secretary-A. w. Brown.
Assistant secretaries-F. L. Watkins,
T. A. Olsen, F. c. Nelson.
Statistical secretay-F. w. Gress.
Assistant statistical secretaries-A. NJ.
Hewson, G. E. Van Horn, L. E. Wat
son, Francis Bonn, c. c. Wyand, c. F.
Sewrey, D. S. Scaling, S. Newlove, T.
S. Brown, w. E. Speaker, G. Cunning
ham, H. S. Harris.
Treasurer-F. F. Boothby.
Assistant treasurers-J. w. Mahin, H.
H. Moore, Ira Hammer, C. T. Ensign.
Conference postmaster-W. T. Mahin.
F. H. Farrand was appointed to SOL
icit subscriptions for the Methodist Re-
view.
Reporters-On motion, H. S. Harris
wa sappointed reporter to the North
west Christian Advocate, and J. G. Dim
gle to the city papers.
The following transfers to this con-
ference were announced:
Rev. A. Lincoln Shute from West
Wisconsin conference.
! Rev. Morton D. Wickard from the
Des MONIES conference.
Rev. w. w. Liston from the North