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BISHOPS OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 





THOMAS BOW MAN. 
RANDOLPH 5S. FOSTER. 
STEPHEN M. MERRILL. 
EDWARD G. ANDREWS. 
HENRY W. WARREN. 
CNR Wis) DaHOSssS: 

JOHN ¥F. HURST. 
WILLIAM xX. NINDE. 
JOHN M. WALDEN. 
WILLARD F. MALLALIED. - 
CHARLES H. FOWLER. 
JOHN H. VINCENT. 
JAMES N. FITZGERALD. 
ISAAC W. JOYCE. 

JOHN P. NEWMAN. 
DANIEL A. GOODSELL. 
CHARLES C. McCABE. 
HARL CRANSTON. 


MISSIONARY BISHOPS. 
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Africa. 
JAMES M. THOBURN, India. 
JOSEPH C, HARTZELL, Africa. 


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MINUTES. 


SWITZERLAND CONFERENCE, 


Held in Winterthur, Switzerland, June 9-14, 1897, 


BISHOP GOODSELL, 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

None. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Mead- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quxrst. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 


None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on. Trial ? 


(a) In Studies of First Year, 
Wilhelm Bollier, Adolf Wehrli 
—2. 


(b) Iu Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(6) In Studies of Second Year. 
Jacob F. O pliger, Paul Deppe- 


ler, Albert Kagi, Ernst Grob—4. 
(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
- None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


Gottfried Alder. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 


viously. 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 


Gottfried: Alder. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


None. 








Presiding. 


L. PETER, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Zeltweg, Zurich, Switzerland. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 

. Andreas Hertig, Gustav_ Mar- 

quardt, Herman Bésch, Kar] Thiele 

=n \ 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 
Edmund M. Bauer, Karl Honeg- 
ger—2. 

(b) eee and Ordained Elders previ- 


ously, 
None. 


QueEst. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 


(a) As Local Preachers, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
’ None. 


Qurst. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14, Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? - 
None. 
Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 


Qusst. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
Rudolph Marti. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw wider Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 








Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled ? 
None. : 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Super- 
numerary Preachers ? 
Ludwig Braendle. 


Qurst. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


Heinrich Nuelson, Johannes 
Schneebeli—2, : 
Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 
J. H. Wuhrmann, Kasper Glit- 


| tli, Andreas Ruppaner, Johannes 


Schneebeli, Heinrich Kienast, 
Leonhard Peter, Jacob Spérri—T. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 465.) 


Quzst. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$2,243. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$1,276. 

Quesr. 28. What has been Received 
on these Olaims, and how has i 
been Applied ? 

$1,276, 
which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in Switzer- 
land.) ' 


BERN DISTRICT. 
J. H. Wunrmann, P. E. 
(P. 0., Inselgasse 4, Bern, Switzerland.) 


Basel: First Church, Heinrich 
' Welti, one to be supplied. 

Second Church, Jacob Strassler. 

Bern, Heinrich Huber. 

Biel, Gottfried Bar, one to be s ip- 
plied. 

Geneva, Kasper Glattli. - 

Herzogenbuchsee, Jacob Lohrer. 


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Chaux-de-Fonds, Adolf Hunziker. | Saint Gallen, J. G. Spérri. 
Langnau, one to be supplied, W2- | Schaffhaussen, Abraham Lerch. 


helm Bollier, 
Lausanne, Friedrich Oppliger. 
Liestal, Albert Lienhard. 
Lyss, Karl Honegger. 
Neuchatel, R. G. Richner. 
Saint Imier, Karl Thiele. 
Sissach, Gottfried Alder. 
Solothurn, Andreas Hertig, one 
to be supplied. 


SAINT GALLEN DISTRICT. 
Jacos Spérzi, P. E. 
(P. O., Saint Gallen, Birkenstrasse 2, 
; Switzerland.) 
Chur, Christian Knoll. 
Frauenfeld, H. A. Gut. 
Herisau, Johannes Harle. 
Niederuzwyl, H. G. Odinga. 
Epes Edmund Diem, Ernst 
Grob. 


Schleitheim, Adolf Wehrii. 

Stein and Konstanz, 
Bosch. 

Teufen, Andreas Ruppaner. 


ZURICH DISTRICT. 
Lreonuarp Peter, P. E. 
(P. O., Zurich, Zeltweg, Switzerland.) 


Aarau, Friedrich Deppeler, one to 


be supplied. 

Adliswail, Edward Hug. 

Affoltern, Jacob Zolliker. 

Bilach, Ernst Lienhard. 

Horgen, Gottfried Kraus, one to 
be supplied. 

Lenzburg, Heinrich Bruner, one 
to be supplied. 

Oerlikon, E. M. Bauer. 

Thalweil, August Rodemeyer. 


Herman 


SWITZERLAND CONFERENCE, 1897. 


| Turnenthal, Bernhard Schroeder, 


J, F. Cat er. 
Uster, Jacob Klainer. 
Wezicon, Ulrich Bésch. 
Winterthur, Johannes Wettstein, 
Gustav Marquardt. 
Zurich: First Church, Gottfried 
Frei, Albert Kagi, Paul Dep- 


eler. 
rhird Church, Henry Kienast, 


E. K. Schmidtmann, Director of 
Book Concern—memberof Third 
Church, Zurich, Quarterly Conf. 

A. J. Bucher, Professor in Martin. 
Mission Institute—member of 
First Church, Zurich, Quarterly 
Conference, 


Quest. 30. Where shall the nent 
Conference be held ? 


In Saint Gallen, Switzerland. 





NORTH GERMANY CONFERENCE, 


Held in 


BISHOP ‘GOODSELL, 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

Stephan F. Von Bohrand Fried- 
rich Kessler (in studies of fourth 
year),from South Germany—2. 


Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quest. 2. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ¢ 
H.R. Méller, A. E. Grotz, F. W. 

B. Haake, J. A. Wiesenauer, J. F. 

Wiesenauer, and M. G. Kramer, 

elders from the Wesleyan Church 

in Germany—6, 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Wilhelm Schaller, Paul M. Dietze, 
Friedrich N. Kolb, Jiirgen A. W. 
Rasmussen, Alfred Funck, Rhein- 
hart. Britseh—6. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Contin- 
ued on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year, 
None, 


(5) In Studies of Second Year, 

Adolf Brandt, Adolf L. Schwing 
(formerly Gruben), J. Friedrich 
Von Ninden, Arthur Voigt—4, 


(c) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
Nove. 





Cassel, Germany, June 23-28, 1897, 


Presiding. 


H. BURKHARDT, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, Berlin, Germany. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 

Heinrich Ramke, Johann Hil- 
pert, Arno Jacob, Bernhard Schroe- 
der, Paul Weutzel, Wilhelm Mat- 
thies—6. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 
None. 


Quust. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 
Heinrich Ramke, Johann Hil- 
poe ae Jacob, Bernhard Schroe- 
er, Paul Wentzel, Wilhelm Mat- 
thias—6. 
(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 
None. 
Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year 2 


Bernhard Keip, Friedrich Kess- 
ler, Richard Ramdhor, 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year, 


Dietrich Bargmann. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 
None, 


Quesr. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons 2 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
None. 





(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
James O. Curnow, by Foo-Chow 
Conference election. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Hlected and Ordained Elders? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
James O. Curnow, by Foo-Chow 
Conference election. 


Quust. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences? 


Paul Griinewald, to South Ger- 
maay. : 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
C. H. Doering, 
(See obituary, p. 456.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 


Qurst.17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quust. 18. Who have Withdrawn? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quust. 20, Who have been Expelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
None. 


NORTH GERMANY CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
None. 


Quest. 28. Who are the Superan- 
: nuated Preachers ? 


Ernst Pucklitz. 


Quest, 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

Paul Pritzloff, Franz Klissner, 
Robert Méller, Friedrich Rohr, 
Wilhelm Schutz, Heinrich Burk- 
hardt, Hans Mader, J. H. Bark- 
lage—8. 

Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
' Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 464.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
red by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 
$1,423. 
Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 
$1,050. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$1,050, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- | 


ers Stationed ? 
{These appointments are all in Ger- 
many. | 


BERLIN DISTRICT. 
Karu Souerr, P.E. 


(P. O., Grossgoerschenstrasse, Berlin, 
Germany.) 


Belgard and Koslin, J. A.W. Ras- 
MUssen. 





Berlin: First Church, Heinrich 
Burkhardt. 
Second Church, S. F.Von Bohr, 


Third Church, Karl Schaar-' 


schmidt. 
Fourth Church, Heinrich Ramke. 
Breslau, Paul Wentzel. 


Colberg and Reifenberg, Heinrich | 


Eberle. 
Cottbus, F. W. B. Haake. 


Danzig and Graudenz, Richard} 


RKamdhor. 
Glogau, A. E. Grotz. 
Gorlitz, M. G. Kramer. 
Konigsberg, &. WV. Kolb. 


Magdeburg, J. A. Mesenhur, one | 


to be supplied. 
Neu ep Oskar Kohler. 
Stettin, Bernhard Keip. 
Wein (Vienna), H. R. Moller, P. 
MM. Dietze, one to be supplied, 


BREMEN DISTRICT. 
Friepricu Erzers, P. E. 
(P. O., Aurich, Germany.) 


Aurich, Dietrich Bargmann. , 
Bielefeld, Ernst Schmidt. 
Bremen Ferdinand Schmidt. 
Bremerhaven, Franz Jacob. 
Delmenhorst and Veerstedt, Hans 
Mader, one to be supplied. 
Dovnum and Esens, Adolf Brandt. 
Edenwecht, Johannes Von Oehsen. 
Flensburg, J. C. Bendixen. 
Hamburg: First Church, Jacob 
Neuhart. 
eS Church, J. #. Von Nin- 
en. 
Hanover and Gosslar, Heinrich 
Willinghdfer. 
Kiel, Herman Schmeisser. 


Leer and Randerfehn, J. H. Bark- | 


lage, one to be Py adem 

Neuschoo, Ernst Schutte. 

Oldenburg and Brake, Dietrich 
Rohr. 

Osnabruck and Metten, Wilhelm 
Matthies. 


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Vegesack, Franz Klissner. 

Westerlede, A. Z. Schwing. 

Wpotnshas, Bernhard Schroe- 
er. 


Leonhard Weiss, Inspector of 
Bethanien-Verein — member of 
Hamburg Quarterly Conference. 


P. G, Junker, Director of Martin 
Mission Institute—member of 
Bremen Quarterly Conference. 


| Johannes Staiger, Director of Book 


Concern—member of Bremen 
Quarterly Conference. 


LEIPZIG DISTRICT. 
Gustav Hempet, P. E. 
(P. O., Leipzig, Kérnerplatz, Germany.) 
Annaberg, Arthur Voigt. 
Cassel and Gottingen, Wilhelm 
Schutz, one to be supplied. 


| Chemnitz and Dresden, G. A. 


Schilde, Rheinhart Britsch. 
Gera and Zeitz, Johann Hilpert. 
Greiz, H. W. Meyer. 

Halle, J. F. Wiesenauer. ! 
ga 5 ence cuit WithelmSchal- 

er. { Y 
Leipzig, Paul Pritzloff. 

Plauen, Engelbert Wunderlich. 

Reichenbach, Friedrich Kessler. 

Saalfeld, Arno Jacob. 

Schleitz, August Hillner. 

Schneeberg and Erbenstock, Au- 
ust Praute, one to be supplied. 

Behwerzonbuig. Herman Bottger. 

Werdau, E. OC. Anner. 

Wilkau, R. R. Neupert. 

Zchopau and Dittendorf, Oscar 
Lindner, one to be supplied. 
Zwickau, Philip Leutz; Alfred 

Funck. 


Quxst. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held? 


In Hamburg, Germany. 





JAPAN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Aoyama, Tokio, Japan, July 8-16, 1897. 


BISHOP JOYCE, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 
None. 


Qusst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
Kunisaburo Nakagama (located, 
Japan Conference, 1894). 


Qurst, 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches? 

A. R. Morgan, an elder from the 

Methodist Protestant Church. 

t 


Quust. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Tomiya Sakamoto, Katsusaburo 





J. W. WADMAN, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, Tokio, Japan. 
Nagasaki, Kosaku Yoshioka, Yo- | (@) In Studies of Fourth Year. 


taro Kudo, Masachika Ono, Zeni- 
chi Kawano, Shigeya Kimura—7, 
(b) In Studies of Third Year. 

; None. 


Que@. 5. Who havebeen Continued 
on Trial ? 
(@) In Studies of First Year. 
Takayuki Namae, Teikichi Su- 
namoto—2. 


(d) In Studies of Second Year. 

Kashizo Shiratori, Teiji likubo, 
Torasuke Sato, Shosaku Takua- 
hashi, Sanji Mizuhira, Toshio Fu- 
jiwara—6. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
Shigeyo Matsukuma. 


None. 


Quzst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
Jiuji Nakada, Kasaburo Mizoye, 
Tomami Noda—3s. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership? _ 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. a 
Kiyohito Fukagaya, Takitaro 
Sugo, Yubi Kojima, Masakichi 
Nakarai, Kaizo aruse, Kwansuke 
Kudo, Kichiji Ukai—7. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Takeshi Ukai. 


288 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 

year 


Takeshi Ukai, Kiyohito Fuka- 
gaya, Takitaro Sugo, Yubi Cojima, 
Masakichi Nakarai, Kaizo Naruse, 
Kichiji Ukai, Kwansuke Kudo—8, 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously, 


None. hy 

Quest. 9. What Members are in 

Studies of Fourth Year ? 
Robert P. Alexander, Tomijiro 

Kasahara, Taichiro Miura, Yoshito 

Tsuda, Giichi Suzuki—d. 

Quzsr. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected ‘and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


Shinichi Kato, Yoshinosuke Se- 
kizawa, Motoi Hirakawa, Shiga- 
jiro Furusawa, Jinshiro Kambe, 

ichiro Sasamori, Shigeyoshi Su- 
gaat Tetsuji Hasegawa, Gisa- 

uro Tanaka—9, 
(0) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 
Yeijiro Takasugi. 
Qunst. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
, (a) As Local Preachers. 

Utsumi Masanori, William B. 
McGill (to be ordained in Korea) 
—2. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule, 
* "None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Eiders? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 
Sadakata Toronosuke. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 
Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Treacher Heamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
yn open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 


Yotaro Kudo (in studies of the 
first year), to California. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
None. 
Quest. 16. Who have been Located 


at their own request ? 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn? 
None, 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints 2 


None. 


JAPAN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quzsr. 20. Who have been Expelled? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should. be made? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 


> None. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


None. 


Quzsr. 24. Who are the Triers of 


Appeals? 
Sennosuke Ogata, Haranoshin 
Yamaka, Julius Soper, D. S. Spen- 
cer, Yoitsu Honda, J. C. Davison, 
Uichiro Sasamori—7. 


Quzxst. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. —~) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


* 1,026 yen. 


Quest, 27. What are the Claims on 
the Conference Fund ? 


228 yen. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


228 yen, 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

(These appointments are allin Japan.] 
HAKODATE DISTRICT. 
G. ¥. Draper, P. E. 

(P. 0., Hakodate, Japan.) 


Ak Keshi, to be supplied. 

Akita, Konosuki Sawai. 

Aomori and Hachinoke, Zenichi 
Kawano. 

Fujisaki, Kashizo Shiratori. 

Fukuyama, Takuhei Kikuchi. 

Goshogawara, Masami Iinuma, 

Hakodate, Motojiro Yamaka. 

Hirosaki, Kyukichi Nakada, R. P. 
Alexander. 

Kuroishi, to be supplied. 

Noshiro, to be supplied. 

Odate, Sanji Mizuhira. 

Yakumo, to be supplied. ® 

Tetsuji Hasegawa, Kirosaki Gospel 
Society — member of Hirosaki 
Quarterly Conference. 


KAGOSHIMA DISTRICT. 
SarHacur Kurimura, P. E. 
(P. 0., Kagoshima, Japan.) 

Kagoshima, Saehachi Kurimura. 
Kajika, Zorasuke Sato. 
Miyazaki to be supplied, 
Okinawa, Chujo Nagano, 
Sendai, to be supplied. 


NAGASAKI DISTRICT. 
J. C. Davison, P. E, 
(P. 0., Nagasaki, Japan.) 


Fukuoka and Hakata, Keinasuke 
Kosaka. ‘ 

Kokura and Wakamatsu, Kageyo- 
shi Kato, Kosaku Yoshioka. 

Kumamoto and Kutami, Yoshito 
Tsuda, Shigeyo Matsukuma. 

Miike, Kurume, and Yanagawa, 
Chujo Nakayama, Teiji Iikubo. 

Nagasaki: College Hill, Katara 

Kawase. 

Deshimo, to be su plied. 

Kojiya Machi, Zevkicht Suna- 
moto, , 

Saga, Rintoro Ushijima. 

Yatsushiro, Tsunenari Otake. 

E. R. Fulkerson, Principal; M. 8. 
Vail and Uichiro Sasamori, 
Professors, in Chiuzei Gakwan 
—members of College Hill, Na- 
gasaki, Quarterly Conterence. 


NAGOYA DISTRICT. 
D. S. Spencer, P. E. 
‘(P. O., Nagoya, Japan.) 
Gitu, Shosaku Takahashi. 
Kasamatsu, to be supplied. 
Komaki, Riyohito Fukagaya. 
Nogoya: Deki Machi, to be sup- 
lied. ] 
F iret Church, Heizo Hirato, A. 
R. Morgan. 
Second Church, Sogo Matsu- 
moto. 
Nishio, Keitaro Ichiku. 
Ogaki, to be supplied. : 
Shinoshiro, to Be supplied, 
Toyohashi and Tahara, Tomokichi 
asegawa, one to be supplied. 


SAPPORA DISTRICT. 
Cuar_es BisHop, P. E. 
(P. O., Sappora, Japan.) 


Iwanai, Mote Hirakawa, 

Kahato, Zomiya Sakamoto. 
Mashike, Katsusaburo Nagasaki. 
Otaru, Tsunezo Takami. 
Sappora, Yoshinosuke Sekizawa, 
Yoichi, Kwansuke Kudo. 


SENDAI DISTRICT, 
H. B. Swarrz, P. E. 
(P. O., Sendai Japan.) 


Fukushima, to be supplied. 
Morioka, Shigeyoshi Sugihara. 
Sakuyama, to be supplied. 
Sendai, Kameji Ishizaka. 
Shirakawa, Gitchi Suzuki, 
Tendo, Masachika Ono. : 
Utsunomiya and Shimodate, to be 
supplied. 
Yamagata, Nasakichi Nakarai, 
Yonezawa, to be supplied. 


SHINANO DISTRIOT, 
Eixen Arpara, P. E, 
(P. 0., Matsumoto, Japan.) 


Azumi, Takitaro Sugo. 

lida, Jinshiro Kambe. 

Kami-ina, Shinichi Kato. 

Ae etmetes Eiken Aibara, Kanezo 
ida. 

Matsushiro, Teitsuji Kitazawa. 

Takato, Kichiji Ukat. 


JAPAN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


TOKIO DISTRICT. 
SENNOSUKE Ogata, P. E. 
(P. O., Tokio, Japan.) 


Amaha, Eitaro Hirano. 
Ajikiki, to be supplied. 
Hishida, to be supplied. 
Mizukaido and Kawaiato, to be 
supplied. 
Sawara, Sanshiro Kokito. 
Tokio: Aoyama, First Church, 
Toshio Fujiwara. 
Aoyama, Second Church, Eijiro 
Takasugi. 
Asakuza, Yubi Kojima. 
Giuza, Takeshi Ukai, J. W. 
Wadman. 
Gospel Society, to be supplied. 
Kudan, Kunisaburo Nakagawa. 
Mita, H. B. Johnson. 
Okubo, [tsuki Honda. 
Tsukiji, Shigejiro Furusawa. 
Yotsuya, Taichiro Miura. 
Yoitsu Honda, President of Aoya- 


ma Gakwin—member of Kudan, 
Tokio, Quarterly Conference. 


H. B. Schwartz, Professor in 
College—member of Mita, Tokio, 
Quarterly Conference. 





\ 


J. O. Spencer, Dean of College and 
Principal of Academy. 

nae Takasugi, Professor of Phi- 
osophy and History in College. 

Industrial Department, to be sup- 
plied. ; 

Julius Soper, Dean of Philander 
Smith Biblical Institute—mem- 
ber of Second Church, Aoyama, 
Tokio, Quarterly Conference, 


Toronosuke Yamada, Professor in 
Philander Smith Biblical Insti- 
tute—member of First Church, 
Aoyama, Tokio, Quarterly Con- 
ference. 


J. W. Wadman, Publishing Agent 
—member of Giuza, Tokio, 
Quarterly Conference. 

Umenosuke Bessho, Editor of The 
Gokyo—member of FirstChurch, 
Aoyama, Tokio, Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

John Wier, Benjamin Chappell, 
G. F. Shepherd, and I. H. Got: 
rell, absent on leave. 

Takayuki Namae, left without ap- 
een to attend the theo- 

ogical school. 





289 


YOKOHAMA ,\DISTRICT, 
J. G. Cuevenanp, P. E. 
(P. 0,, Yokohama, Japan.) 
Honjo, Wasuke Ishikama. 
Isuma, Kaizo Naruse. 
Kamakuro, to be supplied. 
Kanagawa, W. 8. Worden. 
Kawagoe, Gisaburo Tanaka, 
Kokubo, Bunshichi Onuki. 
Kumagai, Shigeya Kimura. 
Odawara, to be supplied. 
Shimamura, to be supplied. 
Tobe and Fujisawa, Harutoshi 
Kawasumi. 


Yokohama: First Church, Hata- ’ 


noshin Yamaka, 
Gospel Society, W. S. Worden. 
Tomijiro Kasahara, Teacher in 
Yokohama Training School — 
member of Kanagawa Quarterly 
Conference. 
Kanichi Miyama, Temperance 
Agent—member of Kanagawa 
Quarterly Conference. 


D. A. Bunker, Missiouary in Korea. 


Qurst. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Yokohama, Japan. 





- 


% 
SOUTH GERMANY CONFERENCE, 


BISHOP GOODSELL, 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Lransfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

Paul Grunewald, from North 

Germany. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Lead- 
mitted 2 


None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 


By Enabling Act of 1896: Mat- 
thias Class, J. C. Konig, G. H. 
Funck, C. F. Betttenmiller, G 
S. P. Schweikher, Ludwig Léppli, 
Gottfried Weller, Jacob Urech, F. 
W. Ekert, J. G. Ruck, G. F. 
Résch, G. A. Schneider, A. F. 
Bépple, J. F. Rick, G. J. Ekert, 
J. e Wiesenauer, G. W. Hofmeis- 
ter, Stephan F. Von Bohr, J. A. 
Berber, G. F. Rick, Karl C. Weiss, 
J. J. Sommer, as elders; Gotthilf 
C. Bettenmiller and J. Simon 
Bernlocher, as probationers of the 
second year—24. 


Quest, 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Martin Reichert, Georg Bok, 
Theophil Mann, Georg Rexroth, 
Karl Klein, Carl Dobreiner, Au- 
vust Barnickel, Karl Urech, Karl 
Langner—9. 





Presiding. 


Held in Stuttgart, Germany, June 16-21, 1897. 


RICHARD WOBITH, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, Roderbergweg, Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany. 


(0) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 

(a) In Studies of First Year. 
- None. 


(5) In Studies of Second Year, 


Jacob Bartholomai, August 
Riieker, Wilhelm Firl, Martin 
Stock—4, 

(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
: None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who hare been Discon- 
tinned 2 
None. 


Quest. 7%. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
yea 


v. 
Paul Huber, Gotthilf C. Beiiten- 
miller, J. Simon Bernlocher—3, 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 


(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 
Paul Huber, Gotthilf C. Betiten- 
miller, J. Simon Bernlocher—s. 


. 





(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously, 
None. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year 2 


Karl Wendt. 


Qurst. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 
year. 


Samuel E. Gebhardt, G. Hein- 
rich Dorn, Emil A. Schilling—3. 
(0) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 


ously, 
None. 


Qurst, 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 
Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly attended to, as 
the name of each Preacher was 
called in open Conference. 


\ 


290 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- ' Quxst. 29. Where are the Preach- 


Served, and to what Conjerences ? 
_ Stephan F. Von Bohr, to North 
Germany. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
E. G. Ekert. 
(See obituary, p. 456.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest, 19. Who have been permitted 

to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? ; 
None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers 2 
G. H. Funck. 


Quest. 23, Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


Arnold Sulzberger. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

Christian Schwarz, Konrad 
Walz, Edouard Baumann, A. G. 
Bruns, Christian Beiitenmiller, 
Johann Rick, Paul Schweikher 


Quzsr. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 605.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$1,620. 
/ 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


Not answered. 








ers Stationed ¢ 
(These appointments are all in Ger- 
many. 
FRANKFURT DISTRICT. 
Jacos Kavurman, P. E. 
(, 0., Gervinus Strasse 73, Darmstadt, 
essen, Germany, ) 
Darmstadt, Card Débreiner. 
Dillenberg, Herman Shiep. 
Frankfurt: First Church, , Paul 
Grunewald. 
Second Church, 8. E. Gebhardt. 
Friedrichdorf and Brombach, Kon- 
rad Walz. : 
Hanan and Gelnhausen, Gustav 
Netzold. 
Heidelberg and Sinsheim, E. A. 
Schilling. 
Kaiserslautern, August Kunz. 


Koln and Ohligs, Friedrich Braen- 


dle. 
Kreuznach and Mandel, 
Wendt, one to be supplied. 
Mannheim and Ludwigshafen, 
Adolf Scharff. 
Marburg, -/. S. Bernlocher. 
Siegen, Wilhelm KEkert, 
Urech. 
Siegburg and Bonn, Ludwig Mann. 
Simmern, Wilhelm Kuder. 
Wetzler and Giessen, August Bar- 
nickel: 
Wiesbaden, Georg Bok. 


Richard Wobith, Professor in Mar- 
tin Missions Institute—member 
of First Church, Frankfurt, 
Quarterly Conference. 


HEILBROM DISTRICT. 
Jacop Harte, P. E. 

(P. O., Heilbrom, Wurtemberg, Ger- 

many.) 

Ansbach, Christian Steinmetz. 

Beilstein, Jacob Diener. 

Bayreuth, G. H. Dorn. 

Bietigheim, to be supplied. 

Firth and Erlanger, Georg Rick. 

Hall, G. F. Roesch. 

Heilbrom, Karl Burkhardt, one 
to be supplied. 

Hof, Emil Rohner. 

Kirehberg, Wilhelm Hofmeister. 

Marbach, Johann Spille. 

Neuhiitten, Jacob Konzelmann. 

Nuremberg: Maxthor, Adolf 

Theiss. 

Paulus, Johann Riick. 
Oehringen, Ludwig Schnell. 
Ottmansheim, to be supplied. 
Prevorst, Anton Berber. 
Weinsburg, Paul Huber. 
Wurzburg and Schweinfurth, 

Friedrich Rick. 

G. J. Ekert, Inspector of Mar- 
tha-Marie Verein—member of 
Paulus, Nuremburg, Quarterly 
Conference, 


Karl 


Karl 





SOUTH GERMANY CONFERENCE, 1897. 


KARLSRUHE DISTRICT. 
JoHANN Renner, P. EH. 
(P, 0., Karlsruhe, Rudolfstrasse 14, Ger- 
many.) 

Altensteig, August Gommel. 

Bischweiler, to be supplied. 

Calw, Christian Schwarz, one to 
be supplied. 

Friedenstadt, Christoph Jeutter. 

Heimsheim, Christian Séll. 

Karlsruhe, Gottfried Sirer. 

Knittlingen, Wilhelm Furl. 

Kolmar, Zheophil Mann. 

Lahr, Christian Raith. 

Nagold, Wilhelm Steinbrenner. 

Pforzheim, Johannes Walz, one 
to be supplied. 

Pirmasens, Heinrich Rieker. 

Speyer and Hoekenheim, A. G. 
Bruns, Kav! Klein. 

Strassburg, Wilhelm Seitz, one to 
be supplied. 

Vaihingen and Enz, Wilhelm 
Kleinknecht. 

Weissach, to be 4 ht 

Zweibricken and Neunkerchen, 
Jacob Bartholomat. 

Ernest Gebhardt, Editor of Zvan+ 
gelist —member of Karlsruhe 
Quarterly Conference. 


STUTTGART DISTRICT. 
Heinricu Mann, P. E. 

(P. 0., Cannstadt, Wurtemburg, Ger- 

many.) 

Augsburg, G. C. Beiitenmilier. 

Backnang, A. F. Boppli, one to be 

supplied. - 

Cannstadt, G. A. Schneider, one 

to be supplied, 

Ebingen, Karl Konig. 

Echterdingen, Matthias Class. 

Herrenberg, Karl Dietrich, August 

Ricker. 

Ludwigsberg, Edouard Baumann. 

Mimchen, G. 8. P. Schweikher, 

one to be supplied. 

Rudersberg, Martin Stock. 

Schomdorf, Gottfried Weller. 

Sindelfingen, Martin Reichert. 

Stuttgart, Jacob Urech. 

Sulzbach, K. C. Weiss. 

Ulm, Ludwig Leppl. 

Waiblingen, C. F. Betitenmiller, 

Georg Rexroth. 

Welzheim, J. C. Konig, one to be 

supplied. 

Winnenden, Christian Wiesenauer, 

Karl Langner. 

Karl Ulrich, Chaplain in Klein- 
opo, West Africa—member of 
Vinnenden Quarterly Conf. 

J. J, Sommer, Chaplain in Peter 

Boéhler Chapel, London—mem- 
ber of Stuttgart Quarterly Conf. 


Quxst. 80. Where shall the neat 
Conference be held ? 


In Frankfurt, Germany. 


NORWAY CONFERENCE, 1897, 


291 


NORWAY CONFERENCE, 


Held in Trondhjem, Norway, July 7-12, 1897. 


BISHOP GOODSELL, 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
erences? 
Peter Rasmussen, from Norwe- 
gian and Danish. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quxst. 83. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Rickard Johannsen, Peter Ras~ 
mussen—2, 


(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 
Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 
Emil Nielsen. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


None. 


Quxst. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Pull Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 
Lauritz B. Paulsen, Hans K. 
Madsen, Julius Holstad, Johan P. 
_~Thornaes, Peder M. Thornaes, 
Severin Kristotfersen, Erik Or- 
vik—7. 
(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 


viously, 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, ~ 
Lauritz B. Paulsen, Hans K. 
Madsen, Julius Holstad, Johan 
P. Thornaes, Peder M. Thornaes, 
Severin Kristoffersen,) Erik Or- 
vik—7. 
(0) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 
Aksel F, F, Foss, Ole I. Johann- 
sen—2. 


Quesr. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 


None. 





Presiding. 


J. THORKILDSEN, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Christiania, Norway. 
Quest. 10. What Members have| Quusr. 24. Who are the Triers of 


Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 
year, 


Edward H. Aas, Abraham An- 
dersen, Odin M. Lokke—3. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. a 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 


(a) As Local Preachers. 
Andreas Borgersen. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quxst. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Quest. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hixamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Qusst. 14. Who have been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences ? 


None. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
None. 


Quzst. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request 2 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 

Peter Egelund (tinal action need- 
ful in session of 1898. Denmark 
Mission advises consent. ) 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

: None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled ? 
None. : 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers 2 


Nils Jonassen, C. V. Duckert—2. 
Quest. 23. Who are'the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

K. J.Wahlstrom, Peter Olsen—2. 


Appeals ? 
(See Discipline, {J 269.) 


Quest, 25. What is the Statistical © 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 634.) 


Quest, 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


Kronen 6,788. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$648.65. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$648.65, 


which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach~ 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in Norway. ] 
BERGEN DISTRICT. 
Oxz O1sen, P. E. 
(P. 0., Bergeg, Norway.) 


Arendal, Ananias Gundersen. 
Bergen: First Church, A. C. Ode- 
gaard. 

Wesley, Gustav Smedstad. 
Brevik, Cl P. Rund. 
Egersund, E. H. Aas. 
Flekkefjord and Lister, 

Orvik. 
Hangesund, Bernhard Svendsen. 
Krageré, A. fF. Foss. 
Kristiansand, S. J. Sérensen. 
Porsgrund, Joachim Pettersen. 
Sandnaes, to be supplied. 
Skien, Ole Krogsrud. 
Stavanger, James Sanaker. 
Voss, L. B. Paulsen. ; 


Bernt Jorgensen, Sunday school 
Agent—member of First Church, 
Bergen, Quarterly Conference. 


CHRISTIANIA DISTRICT. 
T. B. Barratt, P. E. 
(P. 0., Christiania, Norway.) 


Christiania: First Church, Emil 
Halvorsen. 
Second Church, Johannes Olsen. 
Third Church, J. P. Lie. 
Fourth Church, Johannes Wiel. 
Fifth Church, Jens Johannesen. 
Drammen, S. S. Haave. 
Eidsburg, Christian Andersen. 
Frederickshald, Johann Houen. 
Frederickstad, Christian Torjus- 


Erik 


sen. 
Hadaland, to be supplied. 


292, 


Hamar, H. K. Madsen. 

Horten, Martinius Olsen, 
Honefos, Anton Rynning. 
Kjélberg, Severine Kristoffersen. 
Kongsberg, Lars Jensen. 
Larvik, Howard Walle. 

Moss, Seved Hanson. 

Odalen, to be supplied. 
Sandefjord, Christian Fredriksen. 
Sarpsborg, Gustav Gulliksen. 
Sauggraden, Rickard Johannsen. 
Tistedalen, to be supplied. 
Tonsberg, O. J. Johannsen. 


Anders Olsen, Editor of Kristelig 
Tidente, ‘* Varilden Borneven- 
new ’—member of Third Church, 
Christiania, Quarterly Confer- 
ence, 





NORWAY CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Christopher Larsen, Manager of | Tromsé, Abraham Andersen. 


Book Concern—member of First 
Chureh, Christiania Quarterly 
Conference, 

Johann Thorkildsen, Director of 
Theological School—member of 
Fifth Church, Christiania, Quar- 
terly Conference. 


TRONDHJEM DISTRICT. 
Hixer Ristvept, P. E. 
(P. 0., Molde, Norway.) 


Aalesund, O. M. Lokke. 

Bodé, Julius Holstad. 
Hammertest, P. UM. Thornae.  - 
Kristiansund, Anders Halversen. 
Levanger, J. P. Thornaes, 
Molde, Hilge Ristvedt. 


Trondhjem, Georg Rognerud, 
Wolden, to be supplied. 


J. J. Christensen, Johan Nielsen, 
J. H. Jacobsen, P. M. S. Jen- 


sen, Anthon Bast, N. P. Niel-. 


sen,S.K. Johansen, L. C. Lar- 
sen, Christian Jensen, mil 
Mielsen, C.J.M. Thaarup, Hans 
Hansen, lLaust Christensen, 
Rasmus Petersen, 8. M. Gaarde, 
Anton Christensen, Christian 
Nielsen, and Peter Rasmussen, 
Missionaries in Denmark, 


Quusr. 30, Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Larvik, Norway. 





IDAHO CONFERENCE, 


Held in Caldwell, Ida., Aug. 19=Sept. 2, 1897. 


BISHOP FOSS, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 

Serences ? 

R. P. Hammons, from South 
Kansas; G. W. Winterburn and 
Elmer E. Damon, from Northwest 
Kansas; Charles W. Hewett, from 
Colorado; M. M. Miner, from 
Columbia River—5, 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


* 

Qunst. 3. Who have been Received 
on Oredentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


' 
Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Francis A. Phelps, Guy H. 
Phelps—2, 
(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 
Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
' on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 
({b) In Studies of Second Year. 


Seaton N. Gilbert, Charles W. 
Hewett—2. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
Charles 8. Lyles, 


(d@) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None, 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Hlected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 
Elmer E. Damon. 





R. M. 


HARDMAN, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Shoshone, Ida. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. ; 


None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 


Elmer E. Damon. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


None. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 

Frank T. Howell, Charles E. 

Helman—2., / 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year, 
George W. Comer. 

(0) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 

ously, 
None. 


Quust. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
Charles 8. Lyles (ordained on 
previous election). 


(0) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 





Quest. 12. What others have been 
Hlected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 


William L. Wilson. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Quusr. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference, 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences? 

Ernest O. Harris, to Puget 
Sound; C. R. Kellerman, to De- 
troit; J. W. Huston, to South 
Kansas; Zdgar UM. Sanders and 
Gas: Richardson, to Columbia 
River—5, 


Quesr. 15. Who have Died ? 
; None. 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located? ~ 


None. 


Qurst. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 


to Withdraw under Charges or 


Complaints ? 
None, 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hupelled? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 


None. 


Ques. 22. Who are the Supernu- 


merary Preachers ? 
W. J. Barger, W. T. Robin- 
son—2, 


Quzst. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


G. W. Richardson. 


Quust. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

R. P. Hammons, J. M. Wilder, 

F, L. Young, M. M. Miner, W. 


M. Crowther, T. W. Atkinson, 
W. H. Gannaway—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 463.) 


Qurst. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$903. 


Quzsr. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$100. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$100, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


IDAHO CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quxst. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in the State 


of Idaho, except as otherwise indi-- 


cated, ] 
BOISE CITY DISTRICT. 


G. A. Lanpen, P. E. 
(P. O., Boise City.) 


Albion, /. 7. Howell. 

Baker City (Ore.), F. L. Young. 

Blackfoot, J. R. Yost. 

Boise City, R. P. Hammons. 

Boise Valley (P.O. Starr), W. C. 
Price. 

Bruneau and Three Creek, G. 
W. Comer. 

Caldwell, J. M. Wilder. 

Council Valley, to be supplied. 

Emmett, T. W. Atkinson. 

Gibbonsville, M. M. Miner. 

Glenn’s Ferry, #. #. Damon. 

Hailey and Bellevue, C. #. Hel- 
man. 

Haines (Ore.), to be supplied. 








298 


‘Huntington and Willow Creek 


(Ore.), F. A. Phelps, 
Idaho Falls, W; H. Gannaway. 
Jordan Valley! {Ore.), Silver City 
and De Lamar, to be supplied. 
Junction, to be supplied. 
McEwen (Ore.), to be supplied. 
Meridian, to be supplied. 
New Plymouth, to be supplied. 
Payette (Ida.) and Ontario (Ore.) 
C. W. Hewett. 
Pocatello, G. W. Winterburn. 
Saint Anthony, S. NW. Gilbert. 
Salmon City, W. M. Crowther. 
Salubria and Middle Valley, @. 
H. Phelps. 
Shoshone, R. M. Hardman, 
Vale, to be supplied. 


OC. 8. Lyles left without appoint- ~ 
ment to attend some one of our 
schools. : 


Quxst. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
In Idaho Falls, Ida. 


d 





PUGET SOUND CONFERENCE, 


Held in Everett, Wash., Sept. 2-6, 1897. 


BISHOP FOSS, Presiding. 


Quest. 1., Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences ? 

W.H. Selleck and Edward H. 
Todd, from Columbia River; J. 
M. Denison, from Oregon ; Wit- 
liam M. Daniel, from Blue Ridge ; 
Harvey 1. Roscoe, from North In- 
dia; O, W. Mintzer, from Montana 


Quzsr. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been. Teceived 
' on Credentials, and from what 
Churches? 
None. 


Quust. 4. Who have been Recewed 
on Trial ? | 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Arthur J. Bowen, Gordon J. 
Taylor, Alfred J. Whitfield, John 
Thomas, Joseph Esterborg, Nils 
G. Barton—6. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Carl J. Kallgren, Ira A. Mills 
—2. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 

Charles A. Williams, Rial Ben- 
jamin, Orville L. Doane, William 
M. Daniel—4, 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 





W. S. HARRINGTON, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, First Avenue and Mercer Street, Seattle, Wash. 


(da) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Quzst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Hull Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 
William J. Rule, George A. 
Sheafe, George W. Frame—3. 
(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
Clarence B, Seeley, Joseph FE. 
Williams—2. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, | 
William J. Rule, George A. 
Sheafe, George W. Frame, Clar- 
ence B. Seeley—4 
(b) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. $ 
Harvey L. Roscoe, William W. 
Gray, George Arney, Eugene S. 
Stockwell, Knut O. Berglund 
—5. 


Quzst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 

Carl O. Freeman, Bernt Howe, 

Clarence G. Morris, Harry H, 

Walkinton, Charlie C. Pratt, Enos 

H. Fuller—6. 

Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 

” of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 


year. 
Thomas E. Elliott, Fred S. 





Wright, Albert S. Gregg, William 
H. Jordan, Ralph M. Schoonmak- 
er, George D. Dimick, Fred H. 
Chamberlin, Ernest O. Harris—8. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 


Joseph E. Williams. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 


(a) As Local Preachers, 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 

Rial Benjamin, Joseph Ester- 
borg, Nils G. Barton, Arthur J. 
Bowen—4. 


Qurst. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
Arthur J. Bowen. 


Quest. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was, called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences ? 

R. A. Atkins, Robert C. Lee, and 
C. A. Luse, to Oregon; Albert L. 
Gray, to North Nebraska; C. F. 
Teetor, to Kansas ; E. D. White, to 
Troy ; Geo. H. Feese, to Montana ; 
Arthur J. Bowen, to Foo-Chow ; 
A.J. Hanson, to California; M. A. 
Covington, to Columbia River ; 1. 
N. Goodell, to Northern Minneso- 
ta; J. M. Baxter (1896), to South- 
ern California—12. 


, 


994. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
-T. J. Massey, J. W. Bushong 
—2. 
(See obituaries, p. 456.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 
None, 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
: C. C. Cook. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 
Quest. 20. Who have been Lxpelled? 
W. T. Ford. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
The orders of William Hatch, an 
elder from the United Brethren in 
Christ, were recognized. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
W.R. Warren, W. H. Johnstone, 
W. B. McMillan, Harvey L. Ros- 
coe—4. ) 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

A. Atwood, D. E. Blaine, W. I. 
Cosper, John Flynn, Isaac Dillon, 
Walter H. Drake, D. W. Came- 
ron—7. 


Quest, 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

F. M. Wheeler, E. Hopkins, J. 
P. Marlatt, E. E. Morris, F. E. 
Drake, C. O. Freeman, H. D. 
Wadsworth—7, 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 507.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

P $7,463. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$2,500. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$1,199, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quusr. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
of Washington, except as otherwise 
indicated.) 


OLYMPIA DISTRICT, 
S. S. Surricer, P. E. 
(P. 0., Olympia, Wash.) 
Aberdeen, O. A. Smith. 
Bay Center, Rial Benjamin. 
Camas, to be supplied. 


PUGET SOUND. CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Castle Rock, W. H. Jordan. 
Centralia, I. R. Lovejoy. 
Chehalis, 'T. E. Elliott. : 
Chehalis Circuit, to be supplied. 
Chinook, James Matthews. 
Cosmopolis, W. M. Ludwick. 
Elma, C.. C. Pratt. 
Fishers, L. E. Wornom. 
Gardners (P. 
supplied. 
Gray’s River, 
ters. 

Hoquiam, F. M. Wheeler. 

Ilwaco, D. M. Ellsworth. 

Kalama, C. B. Seeley. 

Kelso and Catlin, G. A. Sheafe. 

Little Rock and Rochester, An- 
drew Anderson. 

Matlock, to be supplied. 

Montesano, EB. H. Todd. 

Oakville, B. O. Harris. 

Olympia, O. W. Mintzer. 

Olympia Circuit, to be supplied. 

Pe Ell, G. J. Taylor. 

Pioncer, E. L. Hughes. 

Quianault, to be supplied. 

Ranier, to be supplied. 

Shelton, L. J. Covington. 

Skamokawa, J. I. Smith. 

South Bend and Willapa, J. M. 
Denison. 

Tumwater and Bucoda, Ebenezer 
Hopkins. 

Vance and Mayfield, to be sup- 

lied. 

Tan somer, J. H. Walliams. 

Vancouver Circuit, W. J. Rule. 

Winlock and Toledo, G. G. Fer- 
guson. 

B. J. Hoadley, Professor in Port- 
land University—member of 
Vancouver Quarterly Conf. 


SEATTLE DISTRICT. 
Wimor Wuirrietp, P. E. 
(P. O., Fremont, Wash.) 


Anacortes, C. J. Kaligren. 
Avon, A. H. Marsh. 
Ballard, B. F. Brooks. 
Bay View, W. M. Daniel. 
Blaine, H. D. Wadsworth. 


William McWat- 


| Everett, F. E. Drake. 


Fairhaven, F. S., Wright. 
Ferndale, A. J. Whitfield. 
Issaquah, to be supplied. 
Kirkland, A. J. MeNames 

La Conner, F. H. Chamberlin. 
Lynden, John Thomas. 
Marysville and Arlington, G. W. 

Frame, 

Monroe and Sultan, J. W. Patter- 
son. 
Mount Vernon, R. H. Massey. 
New Whatcom: First Church, 
Charles McDermoth. 

Trinity, J. W. Miller. 
Nooksack Indian Mission, J. L. 

Parmeter. 

Seattle; Asbury, W. H. Wilson. 

Battery, H. D. Brown. 

First Church, E. M. Randi, Jr. 

Grace, W. H. Selleck. 

Haven, to be supplied. 

Madison, A‘ 8. Gregg. 

‘Trinity, W. 8. Harrington. 
Sedro, G. D. Dimick. 
Snohomish, R. Z. Fahs. 
Snowqualmie, G. F. Mead. 

South Seattle and South Park, to 
be supplied. 





O., Kerns), to be} 





Stanwood, C..A. Wadliams. . $ 

Sumas, to be ig mass 

Sunnydale and Des Moines, to be 
supplied. 


SWEDISH DISTRICT. 
Joun Jounson, P. E, 
(P. 0., Cedar Home.) 
Bear Creek (Ida.), HX. O. Berg- 
bund. 

Cedar Home, John Johnson. 
Pleasant Ridge, Bernt Howe. 
Portland (Ore.), VW. G. Barton. 
Seattle, C. O. Hreeman., 


-| South Bend, to be supplied. 


Spokane, Joseph Esterborg. 
Tacoma, J. A. Anderson. 


TACOMA DISTRICT. 
A. J. Jostyn, P. E. 
(P. O., Tacoma, Wash.) 

Buckley and South Prairie, Row- 
Jand Hughes. 

Coupeville, J. W. White. 

Crescent Harbor, to be supplied. 

Dungeness, R. M. Schoonmaker. 

Kast Sound, /. A. Mills. 

Friday and Roche Harbor, T. L. 
Dyer. 

Gig Harbor, 8. P. Brokaw. 

Hadlock, C. G. Morris. 

Kent and Auburn, E. E. Morris. 

Lopez, H. H. Walkinton. ; 

Orting, to be supplied. 

Port Angeles and Ctallam, C. E. 
Cunningham. 

Port Townsend, W. O. Benadom. 

Puyallup, E. V. Claypool. 

Quillayute, to be supplied. 

Sequim, to be supplied. 

Sidney,.O. L. Doane. 

Steilacoom, to be supplied. 

Sumner, J. M. P. Hickerson. 

Tacoma: Asbury, G. L. Cuddy. 
Central, F. A. La Violette. 
Epworth, D. G. Le Sourd. 

Fern Hill, F. 8. Pearson. 

First Church, J. P. Marlatt. 

Fowler, J. R. Edwards. 

Mason and Wesley, C. S. Re- 
velle. 

Park, to be supplied. 

Saint Paul, Horace Williston. 

Second Church, F. M. Pickles. 

Vashon, C. E. Fulmer, 

C. R. Thoburn, Chancellor; C.W. 
Darrow and C. R. Pomeroy, 
Professors, in Puget Sound Uni- 
versity — members of First 
Church,Tacoma, Quarterly Conf. 

W. H. Leech, Professor; 2. H. 
Fuller, Agent of Puget Sound 
University—members of Ep- 
worth, Tacoma, Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

R. S. Stubbs, Chaplain in Sea- 
man’s Bethel— member © of 
Second Church, Tavoma, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

Sprague Davis, Missionar 

NN orth Montana Mission. t 

George Arney, W. W. Gray, A. 
H. Keeler, and 2. §. Stockwell, 
left without. appointments to at- 
tend some one of our schools. 


in 


Quest. 30. Where shall the newt 


Conference be held ? 
In Tacoma, Wash. 


ITALY CONFERENCE, 1897. 


295 


ITALY CONFERENCE, , 


Held in Venice, Italy, May 12, 1897. 


BISHOP*GOODSELL, 


A 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by siisa tah and from what Con- 
Serences ; 

None. 


Qusst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 
Quest. 8. Who have been Received 


on Credentials, and from what 


Churches ? 
None. 


Qusst. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 


Umberto Sarubbi, Armando Car-. 


magnola,, Valentino Ambrosini, 
Ricardo Santi—4. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Qusst. 5. Who have been Continued 
; on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 
None. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained, Deacons this 


Angelo Penninetti. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Antonio Beltrami. 


Quzst. 8. What Members are in 
: Studies of Third Year? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 
None. 
(>) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 


viously. 
one. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 
Augusto Manini. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Compieted the Conference Course 


of Study ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 
year. 
None, 


Presiding. A 


FRIZZIERO, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, 38 Via Firenze#Rome, Italy. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 
None. 


Quxst. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
Armando Carmagnola, Ricardo 
Santi—2. 
(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have heen 
Elected and Ordained Eiders? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 





Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences ? 


None. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
None. 


Quzst. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request? 


None. 
Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 

Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
Hederigo Conciano. 
Quzst. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 

Complaints ? 
None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hxpelled ? 
None. 

Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notution should be made ? 
None. 

‘Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preacher's ? 

E. E. Powell. 





Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nated Preachers ? 
Daniele Gay, Pietro Tagliala- 
tela—2. 
Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeuls 2 


| Tried in New York. 
cipline. ) 


(See Dis- 


Quusr. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year? | 
(See tabulated statement, p. —.) 


Quust. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent’ Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$646.19. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$20. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received - 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$120, 

which has been applied under or- 

der-of the Conference. 


Qurst. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

[These appointments are all in Italy.) 
BOLOGNA DISTRICT. 
Crisanzio Bampini, P. E. 
(P. 0., Bologna, 3 Via del Carbone.) 


Adria, to be supplied. 

Bologna, Crisanzio Bambini. 

Doradala, to be supplied. if 

Forli and Faenza, to be sup- 
plied. 

Modena, Reggio, and Cavezzo, 
Giovanni Pons. 

Venice, Felice Dardi. 

Industrial Institute, to be sup- 
plied. 


NAPLES DISTRICT. 
Epoarpo Srasto, P. EH. 
(P. O., 38 Via Firenze, Rome, Italy,) 


Bari, Valentino Ambrosint. 
Foggia and Mattinata, Umberto 
Sarubbt. 
Naples, 2icardo Santi. 
Palermo, to be supplied. 
Zeppe and Melfi, to be sup- 
le 


Spinazzola and Venosa, to be sup- 
plied. 


ROME DISTRICT. 
Witiiam Burt, P. E. 
(P.0., -) 


Alessandria Cireuit, Paolo Gay. 
Florence, Vittoria Bani. 
Geneva, Armando Carmagnola. 
Genoa, Antonio Beltrami. 
Lausanne Circuit, Edoardo Tourn. 
Milan: First. Church, Alfredo 
Taglialatela. 

Second Church, Vincenzo Nitti. 

Pavia, Angelo Penninetti. 





ITALY CONFERENCE, 1897. _ ‘ 


4 


296 


San Marzano ‘and Colosso, to be | Costantino Tollis, Editor of Pub- 


Perugia, Domenico Polsinelli. 
Pisa and Pontedera, Bernardo 
Bracchetti. 
Rome: First Church, Aristide 
Frizziero. 
Second (American), to be sup- 
plied. 
Sesti and Pegli, to be supplied. 


* 


supplied. 
Terni, Augusto Manini. 
Turin, Giacomo Carboneri. 


N. W. Clark, President of Theo- 


logical School. 
Edoardo Stasio, Director of Boys’ 
Institute. 


lications. , 
William Burt, Director of Publi- 
cations. 


Quxst. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Turin, Italy. 





| COLORADO CONFERENCE, 


Held in Colorado Springs, Colo., Aug. 25-30, 1897. 


BISHOP McCABE, Presiding. 


H. L. BEARDSLEY, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Denver, Colo. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received | (6) case! and Ordained Deacons pre- 


by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Jordon ? 


Aretas A. Hyde, from Arkansas ; 
George W. Corey, from Erie; C. 
P. Masden, from New York East; 
k. N. Smith, from Oklahoma; /d- 
gar V. Du Bois, from Des Moines ; 

. D. Phifer, from Northwest 
lowa’; C. Irving Mills, from New 
England; L. C. Powell and H. 
B. Collins, from Missouri; A. B. 
Bruner and ©. C. Rarick, from 
Southwest Kansas; George P. 
Avery, from Minnesota; Clinton 
E. De La Mater, from New Eng- 
land Southern—13. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

| None. 
Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial 2 
(a) In Studies of First Year. e 
James N. Tomlin. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. _ 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial 2 
(a) In Studies of First Year, 
Lewis C. Thompson, Oporio L. 
Orton, William E. Perry—s. 


(6) In Studies of Second Year. 

John M. Barnhart, Arthur D. 
Rice, Edward N. Mallery, Virgil 
Thompson, John Alderson—5, 


(c) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 
(d) In Studies of Fourth Year 
John J. Post. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 

tinued ? t 

Harvey E. Sutherlin, Charles 
A, Edwards—2. 

Quxst. 7. Who have been Admitted 

into Fill Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


viously. 
Fred T. Krueger, Wildman Mur- 
phy, Edgar V. Du Bois—3. 


Qurst. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 
Fred _T. Krueger, Ora F. Mer- 
rill, Wildman Murphy, George 


B. F.° Huene, Edgar V. Du 

Bois—5. 

(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


David 8. Gray. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 
Mellville O. Billings, Marvin A. 
Rader, Charles C, P. Hiller, Wil- 
liam John, Thomas J. Hooper, 
Charles W. Bridwell—é. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? | 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 4 
None. 

(0) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 

ously. 


Gustavus A. W. Cage, Benjamin 
Young—2. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(@) As Local Preachers, ¢ 
Oporio L. Orton, F. D. Crook 
—2, 
(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
. None. 


Quzxst. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Qurst. 14. Who have been Trans- 


Ora F. Merrill, George B. F.| served, and to what Conferences? 


Huene— 2. 


ft. £. Myers, to Oklahoma; 





Charles W. Huett, to Idaho; T. W. 
Jeffrey, J. H. Singleton, and W. R. 
Weaver, to Southwest Kansas; J. 
W. Flesher, to Columbia River; 
C. A. Crane, to New England—7. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
J. W. Linn, B. F. Todd, S. Z. 
Todd, J. ¥. Smith, M. F. Sapp—é. 
(See obituaries, p. 456.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 

E. J. Wilcox, A.C. Peck, Joshua 

Shawber, W. A. McElphatrick—4. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
J. H. Scott. 


Quust. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints? . 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
WNotution should be made ? 
The parchments of J. M. Han- 
sen were restored at the request of 
the Quarterly Conference of the 
Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal 
Church, Salt Lake City, Utah. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

C. W. Brewer, D. W. Burt, J. 

F. White, J. R. Shannon, J. B. 


‘Long, John Whisler, D.S.Gray—7. 


Qurst. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

J. L. Dyer, R. H. Rhodes, Lyn- 
derman Wright, S. A. Winsor, G. 
Hi. Adams, I. H. Beardsley, W. H. 
Greene—7. : 

Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

H. J. Grace, A. B. Glockner, 
H. L. Beardsley, R. A. Chase, 
John Collins, O. P. Wright, J. H. 
Merritt—7. 


Quast. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 458.) 


Sy 


. 


/ 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
ered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 
$16,014. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$1,315. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$1,315, 
which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

{These appointments are all in the State 
iof Colorudo.] 
DENVER DISTRICT, 

B. T. Vincent, P. E. 

(P. 0., University Park, Colo.) 


Akron, C. C. Rarick. 

Argo and Greenwood, C. C. P. 
Hilier. 

Burlington and Lansing, to be 
supplied. 

Cheyenne, Wells, and Hugo, -/. J. 
Post 


Denver: Asbury, W. D. Phifer. 
Berkeley, J. H. Merritt. 
Cameron Memorial, J. C. Gul- 

lette. 
Christ Church, H. E. Warner. 
City Missions, Presiding Elder. 
Collins Chapel, to be supplied. 
Fifth Avenue, Robert Sanderson. 
Grace and Evans Memorial, W. 
F. Conner. 
Grant Avenue, N. H. Lee. 
Highlands, C. H. Koyl. 
Myrtle Hill, to be supplied. 
Saint James, C. B. Allen. 

- Simpson, H. L. Beardsley. 

Swedish Mission, F. U. Lilji- 
gren. 

Trinity, C. M. Cobern. , 

University Park, to be supplied. 

Wright Memorial,to be supplied. 

Fort Morgan, H. D. Seckner. 

Littleton, to he supplied. 

Wray and Glendale, to be sup- 
plied. 

Yuma, to be supplied. 

W. F. McDowell, Chancellor of 
University of Denver—member 
of Grace, Denver, Quarterly Con- 
fercene. 


cae Be Hyde, Professor in Univer- 


sity of Denver—member of Uni- 
versity Park, Denver, Quarterly 
Conference. 

W. F. Steele and J. R. Van Pelt, 
Professors in the Iliff School of 
Theology—members of Univer- 
sity Park, Denver, Quarterly 
Conference. 

A. H. Briggs, Dean of Iliff School 
of Theology—member of Grace, 
Denver, Quarterly Conference. 


2 


aren? COLORADO CONFERENCE, 


1897. 297 


C. B. Spencer, Editor of Rocky | Ordway, to be supplied. 


Mountain Christian Advocate— 
member of Grace, Denver, Quar- 
terly Conference 

N. A. Chamberlain, Missionary in 
North Montana. 

T. C, Iliff, Missionary in Utah. 

S. J. Rogers and O. LZ. Orton, left 
without appointments to attend 
some one of our schools. 


GREELEY DISTRICT, 
W. C. Manison, P. E. 
(P. 0.,,University Park, Colo.) \ 


Arvada, H. J. Grace. 
Bald Mountain, J. A. Long. 
Black Hawk, W. R. Ashby. 
Boulder, M. D. Hornbeck. 
Brighton, to be supplied. 
Central City, J. F. Coffman. 
Erie, J. R. Rader. 
Evans, to be supplied. 
Fleming, to be supplied. 
Fort Collins, @. P. Avery. 
Fort Luptou, C. A. Brooks. 
Georgetown, G. B. F, Huene. 
Golden, H. B. Cook. 
Greeley, O. J. Moore. 
Holyoke, to be supplied. 
Idaho Springs, W. L. Bailey. 
Jamestown, to be supplied. 
Julesburg, J. C. Veeder. 
Lafayette, to be supplied. 
Longmont, D. B. Vosseller. 
Louisville, 7. J. Hooper. 
Loveland, H. W. H. Butler. 
Morrison, U. W. Bridwell. 
Platteville, A. B. Glockner. 
Pleasant View, W. I. Taylor. 
Silver Plume, to be supplied. 
Steamboat Springs, to 1S supplied. 
Sterling, G. A. W. Cage. 
Walden, to be supplied. 
Wheat Ridge, A. L. Chase. 
Windsor, #. 7. Krueger. 
A. A. Johnson, Missionary in 
Wyoming. 


PUEBLO DISTRICT. 
D. L. Raver, P. E. 
(P. O., Denver, Colo.) 


Breckenridge, G. W. Corey. 
Castle Rock, to be supplied. 
Castle Rock Cireuit, to be sup- 
plied. 
Coal Creek, to be supplied. 
Colorado City, L. C. Powell. 
Colorado Springs: First Church, 
C. P. Masden. 
Second Church, C. E. De La 
Mater. 
Cripple Creek, J. C. Horn. 
al ey Creek Circuit, to be sup- 
plied 


Divide, J. VW. Tomlin. 
Florence, 8. H. Kirkbride. 
Fowler, to be supplied. 
Granada, John Alderson. 

La Junta, H. B. Collins. 

La Junta Circuit, John Collins. 
Lamar, C. W. Harned. 

Lamar Circuit, to be supplied. 
Las Animas, to be supplied. 
Manzanola, to be supplied. 


; 


Pine Grove, to be supplied. 
Pueblo: Broadway, J. F. Harris: 
First Church, O. P. Wright. 
Pine Street, Thomas Andrew, 

Rockvale, T. P. Cook. 
Rocky Ford, J. H. Gill. 
Sheridan Lake, A. D. Rice. 
South Park, C. I. Mills. 
Springfield, to be supplied. 
Trinidad, A. B. Bruner. 
Trinidad Circuit, to be supplied. 
Victor, to be supplied. 
Woodland Park, M. O. Billings. 
William John, Missionary in New 
Mexico. 


RIO GRANDE DISTRICT. 


R. A. Carnie, P. E. 
(P, O., Canon City, Colo.) 


Alamosa, to be supplied. 

Aspen, J. L. Vallow 

Basalt, H. M. Law. ~- 

Buena Vista, to be supplied. 

Canon City, R. A. Chase. 

Creede, to be supplied. _ 

De Beque, to be supplied. 

Del Norte, W. #. Perry. 

Delta, J. R. Wood. 

Durango, W. E. Collett. 

Fruita, C. W. Simmons. 

Glenwood Springs, to be supplied. 

Grand Junction, T. E. Sisson. 

Gunnison, #. V. Du Bois. 

Hotchkiss and Paonia, R. N. 
Smith. 

Leadville, Y. A. Rader. 

Meeker, to be supplied. 

Monte Vista, H. M. Mayo. 

Montrose, 0. F. Merrill. 

Mosca, S. A. Webber. 

Ouray, Virgil Thompson, 

Pagosa Springs, J. M. Barnhart. 

Plateau, to be supplied. 

Rifle, Austin Crooks. 

Salida, #. NV. Mullery. 

Silver Cliff, to be supplied. 

Silverton, to be supplied. 

Telluride, to be supplied. 

William Osborn, Professor in Cen- 
tral Tennessee College. 

R. M. Barns, Chaplain in Colorado 
StatejJPrison—member of Canon 
City Quarterly Conference, _ 

L. J. Hall, Chaplain in Connecti- 
cut State Prison. 

Naaman Bascom and Wildman 
Murphy, Missionaries in Utah, 

Benjamin Young, C. D. Day, and 
L. C. Thompson, Missionaries in 
Wyoming. 

F. W. Downs, Missionary in Ari- 
zona. 

8. W. Albone, Missionary in Ne- 
vada. 

A. A. Hyde, Missionary in New 
Mexico English Mission. 

D. S. Gray and A.K. Stabler, left 
without appointments to attend 
some one of our schools. \ 


Quest. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Greeley, Colo, 


298 


COLUMBIA RIVER CONFERENCE, 1897. 


COLUMBIA RIVER CONFERENCE, 


Held in Pendleton, Ore., Aug. 25=30, 1897. 


BISHOP FOSS, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
erences ¢ 
Peter A. Cool, from St. Louis ; 

Robert M. Moore, Jr., and W. K. 

Beans, from Oregon; John W. 

Flesher, from Colorado; Frank R, 

Spaulding, from South America ; 

George O. Richardson, from Idaho; 

M 


. A. Covington, from Puget 
Sound—7. 
Quest. 2. Who have been LKead- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quxst. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Charles D. Bell, Samuel E. Hor- 
nibrook, George R. Archer, Her- 
bert T. Coleman, David H, Leach 
—d. 


(0) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who havebeen Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
James H., Martin, William H. 
Henderson—2, 


(6) In Studies of Second Year. 
Benjamin L. Hicks, Charles F. 

McCarthy, Roy O. Hadley, Wil- 

bur C. Smith, Joseph W. Zaring, 

Trevor Orton, Thomas D. Greg- 

oy, John W. H. Millar, Aaron 
. Trine—9, 


(c) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 


(d@) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
Victor E. Waltman, Elwyn P. 
Greene—2.  * 


_ Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Miccied and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 


Christian D. Nickelsen, Wil- 
liam Hoskins, George W. Barn- 
hart—3. 


() lected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Robert M. Moore, Jr. 


J. P. BARKER, Assistant Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Rockford, Wash. 


Quzst. 8. What Members are im 
Studies of Third Year ? : 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 


Christian D. Nickelsen, William 
Hoskins, George W. Barnhart, 
Robert M. Moore, Jr.—4. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Jacob H. Feak. 


Quxst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 

Edward Smith, John E. Wil- 
liams, George R. Moorehead, 
Bracken E. Koontz, John Evans, 
John P. Barker, Ozem A. Noble, 
Eugene C. Alford, Frank L. 
Johns—9. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 
None. 

(6) Elected and Ordained Elders pre- 

viously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 138. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
JSerred, and to what Conferences ? 


Henry D. Stauffer, to Saint 
Louis; Edward H. Todd and W. 
H. Sellick, to Puget Sound; W. 
B. Hollingshead, to Oregon—4, 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
George C. Roe. 
(See obituary, p. 448.) 


Quzst. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


| Quust. 17. Who have been Located ? 


None. . 


Quxst. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitied 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hupelled ? 
None. 


Quzst. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 


The orders of J. H. Greener, 
an elder from the United Breth- 
ren in Christ, and John Robson, 
an elder from the Methodist Epis- 
copal Church, South, were recog- 
nized—2. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

M. M. Waltz, W. A. Hall, M. 
8. Anderson, George Waters, 
Thomas Pearne, W. J. White, 
Jacob H. Feak, G. E. Wilcox, W. 
H. Zellers—9. 


Quest. 28. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

R. H. Manier, J. W. Rigby, 
Theodore Hoagland, W. 8. Tur- 
ner, W. B. Carrithers, D. E. 
George, L. J. Whitcomb, R. J. 
Johnson, Richard Barrett, Wel- 
lington Bowser—10, 


Quust. 24. Who are the Tiers of 
Appeals ? : 

Perry Chandler, M. R. Brown, 
U. F. Hawk, J. 8. Anderson, Na- 
than Evans, G. M. Booth—6. D 


QUEST. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 619.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$5,585. 


QuEst. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$1,154.50. 


Quest. 28, What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$1,154.50, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


‘ae aye COLUMBIA RIVER CONFERENCE, 1897. 


x 


- Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all in the State 


of Washington, except as otherwise in- 
dicated.] 


SPOKANE DISTRICT. 
W. W. Van Dosen, P. E. 
(P. O., Spokane, Wash.) 


Calispel, to be supplied. 

Cheney, O. A. Noble. 

Colfax, M. A. Covington. 

Colton, to be supplied. 

Crescent, to be supplied. 

Davenport, T. H. Fertig. 

Bey ee Fruitland, to be sup- 
phed. 

Elberton, E. A. Thomas. 

Endicott and Wicks, to be sup- 
plied. 

Farmington and Tekoa, & WM. 
Moore, Jr. 

Fraser (Ida.), to be supplied. 

Garfield, A. W. Trine. 

Harrison (Ida.), to be supplied. 

Hartline (Ida.), to be supplied. 

Kendrick (Ida.), C. D. Bell. 

Latah, W. B. Eakin. 

Leland (Ida.), /. H. Martin. 

Moran Prairie, Sidney Smith. 

Moscow (Ida.), G. M. Booth. 

Murray (Ida.), to be supplied. 

Oakesdale (Ida.), C. E. Gibson. 

Palouse, G. G. Muller. 

Peone (P. O., Hillgard), J. C. 
Kirkman. 

Post Falls and Ceur d’Alene 
(Ida.), T. G. Hodgson. 

Princeton (Ida.), to ‘be supplied. 

Pullman, Zdward Smith. 

Ritzville, B. L. Hicks. 

Rockford and Fairfield, J. P. 
Barker. 

Saltese Lake (P. O., Spokane), to 
be supplied. 

Spokane: First Church, P. A. 

Cool. 

Jefferson Street, C. E. Todd. 
Union Park, to be supplied. 
Vincent, W. K. Beans. 

‘Sprague, F. B. Utter. 

a alle (Ida.), M. R. Brown. 





t 


Wardner (Ida.), to be supplied. 

Waterville and Chelan, 2. #, 
Koontz, one to be supplied. 

Wenatchee, H. 7. Coleman. 


Edward McEvers, Professor in 
Puget Sound University—mera- 
ber of First Church, Spokane, 
Quarterly Conference. 


Trevor Orton, G. C. Haven, @. R. 
Moorehead, William Hoskins, F. 
L. Buzzell, 7. D. Gregory, J. 
W. Zaring, J. W. H. Millar, 
and L. A. Johnson, left without 
appointments to attend some one 
of ouryschools. 


THE DALLES DISTRICT. 
Rosert Warner, P. E. 
(P. O., The Dalles, Ore.) 


Antelope (Ore.), D. H. Leach. 
Arlington (Ore.), G. W. Barnhart. 
Bickleton, to be supplied. 

Cascade Locks (Ore.), &. C. Al- 


ford. 

Columbus, John Evans. 

Dufur (Ore.), W. C. Smith. 

Ellensburg, M. H. Marvin. 

Fossil and Lone Rock (Ore.), / 
L. Johns. 

Fort Simcoe, J. W. Helm, one to 
be supplied.. 

Gilmer, to be supplied. 

Goldendale, Nathan Evans. 

Heponen (Ore.), J. W. Flesher. 

Hood River and Belmont (Ore.), 
H. K. Hines, G. R. Archer. 

John Day and Prairie City (Ore.), 
R. C. Moter. 

Long Creek (Ore.), W. H. Hen- 
derson. 

Mosier (Ore.), to be supplied. 

Moro (P. O., Monkland, Ore.), C. 
D. Nickelsen. 

North Yakima, U. F. Hawk. 

Pasco, to be supplied. 

Prineville e.), Henry Moys. 

Prosser, 8. L. Burrill. 

The Dalles (Ore.), J. H. Wood. 

Waldron (Ore.), &. O. Hadley. 

Wasco (Ore.), F. R. Spaulding. 





299 


West Kittitas (P. O., Ellensburg), 
Edward Baker. 
Yakima City, 8S. £. Hornibrook. 


“WALLA WALLA DISTRICT, 


T. A. Towner, P. E. 
(P. O., Walla Walla, Wash.) 


Anatone and Paradise, to be sup- 
plied. 

Asotin, John Le Cornu. 

Athena and Adams (Ore.), W. T. 
Koontz. 

Cove and Island City (Ore.), C. F. 
Me Carthy. 

Dayton and Covello, Walton Skip- 
worth. : 

Denver and Cottonwood (Ida.), 
to be supplied. ” 

Dixie, G. O. Richardson. 

Echo (Ore.), Christopher John- 


son. 

Elgin (Ore.), Abraham Eads. 

Enterprise (Ore.), William De- 
weese. 

Grangeville (Ida.), to be supplied. 

La Grande (Ore.), Perry Chandler. 

Lewiston eae enry Brown. 

Milton (Ore.), W. C. Mitchell. 

Nez Perces (Ida.) J. £. Williams, 
one to be supplied. 

Pataha, to be supplied. 

Pendleton (Ore.), John Uren. 

Pilot Rock (Ore.), C. H. Miller. 

Prescott and Starbuek, to be sup- 
plied. 

Pomeroy, N. E. Parsons. 

Ukiah (Ore.), to be supplied. 

Union (Ore.), Alfred Thompson. 

Waitsburg, J. S. Anderson. 

Walla Walla, W. C. Reuter. 

Walla Walla Circuit, James Green- 
slade. 

Wallowa (Ore.), to be supplied. 

G. M. Erwin, Superintendent of 
Public Instruction for Oregon— 
member of Union Quarterly Con- 
ference. 


Quest. 380. Where Shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
In Pullman, Wash. 





SWEDEN CONFERENCH, 


Held in Goteborg, Sweden, July 14-19, 1897. 


BISHOP GOODSELL, 


Quzsr. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfers and from what Con- 
ferences ! 

J. W. Haggman, from New Eng- 
land, | 


Quzst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


’ None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 





Presiding. 


J. M. ERIKSON, Secretary’, 


Post office of Secretary, Stockholm, Sweden. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Adolf F. Hagland, Klaes A. Sam- 
uelson, Karl J. Eklund, Sven J. 
Biellstein, Johan E. Jarl, August 
R. Sandberg, Johann Sjéberg—7. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quzsr. 5. Who havebeen Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
August Ek. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 

Franz H. Lellky, August Nils- 
son, Karl J. Hurtig, Anders Nekt- 
mann, Karl. M. ‘Norberg, Nils 
Stenstrom, Johan Berg, August 
Berg—8. 

(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


None. 


300 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
ear, 


Johan E. Erikson, August 
Wormé, Anton §8. Hultqvist (or- 
dained in Finland, by vote of 
Sweden Conference, July 30, 1897) 
—3. 

(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 


viously. 
None. 


Qurst. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 

Johan E. Erikson, August 
Wormé, Anton 8. Hultqvist—s3. 
(0) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 

viously, 
None. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 


Johan A. Ohstrom, Anders G. 
Andersson--2. 


Quxst. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


Erland ipsa (ordained in 
Finland, July 30, 1897). 


@) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 


(a) As Local Preachers, 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and ‘Ordained Eiders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(2) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quzst. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hueamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in. open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
terred, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 


Quest. 15. Who have died ? 
None. 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request? 
Otto Uppling. 


Quzst. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quxst. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints? 


Axel Uppling, K. E. Schildt—2. 








Quest. 20. Who have been Expetled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 


None. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nated Preachers ? 

J. P. Danielson, M. P. Lind- 
qvist, C. A. Anderson, N. P. San- 
dell, Johannes Nilson, L. G. 
Berglund, P. G. Bergdahl, Gus- 
tavus Fredengren, I. G. Finerus, 
J.P. Larson—10. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 


(See Discipline, “{ 269.) 


Qursr. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year 2 
(See tabulated statement, p.585.) 


Quxst. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? j 

$6,705.47. 


Quest. 27, What are the Clains 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$2,081. 


Quest. 28. What has been Leeceived 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$2,081, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quxst. 29. Where are the Preach- 
e's Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in Sweden. ] 
GOTLAND DISTRICT. 
K. A. Wig, P. E. 
CP. 0., Wisby, Sweden.) 


pki ae and Henese, K. E. Lun- 

ell. 

Buttle and Follingbo, K. A. Sam- 
uelson. 

Kapellshamn, to be supplied. 

Klintehamn and ‘Tolfa, Nils 
Lellky. 

Kréklingbo and Ostergern, H. G. 
Friedholm. 

Slite and Rute, P. F. Engvall. 

Wisby, K. A. Wik. 

N. J. Rosén, Anders Gronblad, G. 
A. Hidén, Hjalmar Bergqvist, 
Herman Rabe, J. W. Haggman, 
Erland Bjornberg, A. S. Hult- 
Geet August Ek, Johan Berg, J. 

j. Jarl, Missionaries in Finland. 


NORTHERN DISTRICT. 
Kart Luypersn, P. EH. 
(P. 0., Gefle, Sweden.) 
Arboga, August Rockberg. 
Avesta, J. 2. Erikson. 
Borlinge, Gustav Petersson. 


SWEDEN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Eskilstuna, Josef Magnusson. 
Fagersta, Anders Nekimann. 
Falun, G. A. Gustafsson. 


Forsbacka and Walbo, August 
Worm. 
Gefle : Saint Matthew, C. P. Carls- 
Son. 


Saint Peter’s, K. L. Lundqvist. 
Heby and Sala, August Nilsson. 
Karlholm, K. /.. Hklund. 
Korsniis, to be supplied. 

Kungsér, #. G. Holmgren. 
Koping, K. J. Tornblom. 

Mora and Orsa, A. G. Andersson. 
Norberg and Hoégfors, Albert 

Lofgren. ee . 
Odevsvi, to be supplied. 
Oregrund, S. J. Liellstein. 
Ostersund, Als Stenstrom. 
Sandviken, August Eklund. 
Skutskar, J. E. Hendriksson. 


Stockholm : Saint Peter’s, Gustav 


Wagnusson. 

Trinity, Fredrich Ahgren. 
Sund, Nils Lundbeck. 
Sundsvall, J. A. Ohstrom. 
Upsala, Gustav Lindstrom. 
Westeras, /. A. Leliky. 


J. A. Janzon, Editor Conference 
Papers—member of Saint Pe- 
ter’s, Stockholm, Quarterly 
Conference. 


J. E. Edman, Principal; Eric 
Schiitz, Professor, in Theolog- 
ical School, Upsala—members 
of Upsala Quarterly Confer- 
ence, 


SOUTHERN DISTRICT. 
J.M. Errxson, P. E. 
(P. O., Stockholm, Sweden.) 


Ankarsrum, K. Jf. Norberg. 
Bjuf and Raa, Johan Johansen. 
Boxholm, Anders. Jonsen. 
Delary, to be supplied. 
Eksj6, C. J. Johansson. 
Helsingborg, J. A. Rudstrém. 
Kalmar, Johannes Roth. 
Karlshamn, Johann Sjoberg. 
Karlskrona, A. F. Lilienberg. 
Landskrona, Theodor Magner. 
Limbamn, to be supplied. 
Linképing, Carl Ljundgren. 
Loftahammar and Wraka, A. R, 
Sandberg. 
Lotorp, to be supplied. 
Lund, O. R Richter. 
Malmé, K. M. Lindh. 
Motalo, R. A. Wahlby. 
Ménsteris, P. A. Larson. 
Mork6, Anders Anderson. 
Norrképing, South, A. F. Sven- 
son. 
North, to be supplied. 
Nykoping, K. J. Hurtig. 
Resale and Hoetlanda, EK. E. Lan- | 
in. 
Oskarshamn, Carl Wallenius. 
Skruf and Emmabada, Carl Carl- 


sen. 
Stockholm: Saint Mark’s, B. A. ° 
Carlson. 
Saint Paul’s, August Schon. 
Westervik, J. T. Janson. 
Wexié, Jens Pederson. 


Anders Sigurdson, Tract Agent— 
member of Saint Mark’s, Stock- 
holm, Quarterly Conference, 


SWEDEN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


WESTERN DISTRICT. 
K. A. Jansson, P. E. 
(P. O., Alingsas, Sweden.) 


Alingsas, F. W. Hahne. 

Amal and Tésse, L. O. Ring. 

Atorp, A. G. Edlund. 

Avika and Hilringsberg, to be 
supplied. 

Bengtsfors and Karlanda, Otto 
Magnusson. 

Bofors, Emanuel Nilsson. 

Degerfors, August Berg. 

Falképing, Leonhard Peterson. 

Filipstad, Emil Runfeldt. 





Grums and Nor, N. J. Holm-| Laxa 


qvist. 
Géteborg: Efraim, 
Strémberg. 


Emanuel, Axel Engstrom. 
Saint Jacob, K. E. Norstrém. 
Halmstad, A. V. Norman.. 
Hallsberg and Kumla, Peter Jepp- 
son. 
Jénképing, Konrad Wingyist. 
Karlstad, Nils Lindstrém. 
Kristinehamn, J. Z. Wickman. 
Kungsbacka and Walda, J. A. 
Enander. 


30 


and Ronneshytta, K. O. 
Thorsell. 


Hjalmar Ley ea to be supplied. 


idk6ping, Wilhelm Anderson. 
Linde and Grangesberg, P. <A. 
PER: 
Munkfors, Carl Hultgren. 
Orebro, C. O. P. Lindstrém. 
Seffle, Peter Adelholm. 
Strémstad, to be supplied. 
Trollhattan, 4. &. Hagland. 


Quest, 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Upsala, Sweden. 





BLACK HILLS CONFERENCE, 


Held in Rapid City, S. Dak., Aug. 26-30, 1897. 


BISHOP NINDE, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
- by Transfer, and from what Con- 

Jerences ? : 

Nathan Fawell, from Dakota ; 
John L. Murr (in studies of sec- 
ond year), from Northwest Ne- 
braska; J. W. Seabrooke, from 
Nebraska—3. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quzsr. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quzst. 4. Who have been keceived 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year, 
Roscoe B, Hughes. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Otis W. Butterfield. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 
John Hall, John L. Murr—2. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of: Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 
None. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
one, 





G. H. McADAM, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, Deadwood, 8. Dak. 


Quzsr. 8. What Members are in “4 M. Boswell, to Central Ilinois ; 


Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 
None. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 

Lewis R. Bailey, George G. Ull- 
mer, Olin B. Chassell.—3 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 


Charles H. Muse. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 

John W. Kendall, Abram L. 
Baker, Millard 8. Foutch, Wil- 
liam J. Pyle—4. 

(b) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 


ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
None. 
(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
John Hall, Roscoe B. Hughes 
=) 
Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
a) As Local Deacons. 
: None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quzst. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Huamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference, § 


Quusr. 14. Who have been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences ? 
J, W. Hancher, to Saint Louis ; 


Quest. 


A. Swickard, to Dakota; 
Wiltshire R. Peters (in studies of 
fourth year), to North Nebraska ; 
J. W. Seabrooke, to Nebraska; 
Millard S. Foutch, to West Ne- 
braska—6. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
Nathan Fawell. 
(See obituary, p. 443.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 
Melvin Nichols. 


Quust. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Qusst. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quxst. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notution should be made ? 
None. 


22, Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

0. B. Chassel, G. C. Ullmer—2. 

23. Who are the Superan~ 
nuated Preachers ? / 


W. D. Atwater. 


Quest. 


Quzst. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

E. E. Lymer, D. W. Tracy, W. 
J. Pyle, J. D. Skaggs, W. D. At- 
water, G. H. MacAdam, J. W. 
Kendall—7. 


oUZ 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 


Report for this year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 466.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregave 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$2,167. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$450. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$250, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 





Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 


of South Dakota, except as otherwise 
indicated. | 


BLACK HILLS DISTRICT. 
EK. E. Crovex, P. E. 
(P. 0. Deadwood, 8. Dak.) 


Belle Fourche and Minnesela, 
RR. B. Hughes. 

Beulah (Wyo.), J. L. Murr. ‘ 

Central and Terraville, C. H. 
Muse. 

Custer, J. W. Kendall. 

Deadwood, G. H. MacAdam. 

Edgemont, A. L. Baker. 

Hermosa, to be sapplied. 

Hot Springs, to be supplied. 

Harding County Circuit, to be 
supplied. 








BLAUNK HlbusS UUNPRNAEINUE, 16d s. 


Keystone and Hill City, to be 
supplied. ; 

Lead, William Van Buren. ~ 

Oelrichs, John Hatt. 

Pringle, O. W, Butterfield. 

Rapid City, D. W. Tracy. 

Spearfish, J. D. Skaggs. 

Stugris, W. J. Pyle. 

Sundance (Wyo.), L. &. Bailey. 

Terry, to be pappned: ; 

Tilford and Piedmont, R, L. Rob- 
inson. 

Whitewood and Galena, to be 
supplied. 

E. E. Lymer, President of Black 
Hills College—member of Hot 
Springs Quarterly Conference. 

Quest. 80. Where shall the next 

Conference be held ? 
In Edgemont, 8. Dak. 


CENTRAL SWEDISH CONFERENCE, 


Held in Galva, Ill., Sept. 1-6, 1897. 


BISHOP MERRILL, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who ‘have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Oon- 
Serences ? 
F. U. Liljigren, from Colorado; 
JohnLundeen,fromW.S wedish--2. 


Quzst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? : 

None. 
Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 


Churches ? 
None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Axel F. Benson, Knut M. Wil- 
kins—2. 
(0) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Karl Selin. 


(©) In Studies of Second Year, 
William C. Bloomquist, Theo- 
dore Peterson—2. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
, Axel Gabrielson. 
Quest. 7. Who havebeen Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 


None. 


TE Ay 


DAVIDSON, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, Brighton Park, Chicago, Ill. 
(0) ye and Ordained Deacons pre- | QuesT. 13. Was the Character of 


viously. 


Gustaf L. Nystrom. 


Quxst. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 

(qa) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 


Gustaf L. Nystrom. 
(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 
None. 


Qurst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 

Hjalmer W. Willing, Claus O. 

Sherman, Andrew G. Peterson 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


Knut Hanson, Gustaf H. John- 
son, Otto A. Rabe, Arvid N. Sor- 
lin, Carl G. Wallenius—5. 


b) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 


None. 


Quust. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons? 
(a) As Local Preachers, 

Axel F. Benson, Andrew G. 
Beck—2. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
Knut M. Wilkins, 


Quust. 12. Whut others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 


J. A. Gabrielson, to Colorado. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
J. O. Alven. 
(See obituary, p. 447.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request 7 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located 2 
None. 


Quzst. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quxst.19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quust. 20. Who have been Hupelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
None. 


QuEst. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


S. B. Newman, John Wigren, 
Eric Shogren—8, 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 


J. O, Nelson, K. H. Elmstrom, 


CENTRAL SWEDISH CONFERENCE, 1897. 


N. M. Liljegren, Richard Ceder- 
berg, John P. Miller, Andrew 
Reese, A. G. Johnson—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 477.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$4,976.91. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$1,500. 


QUEST. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied 2 

$719, 

which has/been applied under 

order Of the Conference. 


Qurst. 29. Where are the Preach- 

ers Stationed ? 

[These appointments are all in the 
State of Illinois, except as otherwise 
indicated.] 

CHICAGO DISTRIOT. 
A. J. Anprrgon, P. E. 
(P. O., Chicago, Ill.) 


Chesterton (Ind.), to be supplied. 

Chicago: Bethany, John Bendix. 
Brighton Park, E. A. Davidson. 
Emanuel, J. B. Anderson. 
Englewood, N. O. Westergreen. 
Fifth Avenue, M. L. Wickman. 
First Church, J. O. Nelson. 





Chicago: Forest Glen, F. U. Lilji- 
gren. 
Humboldt Park, P. M. Alfvin, 
Lake View, Alfred Anderson. 
May Street, William Swenson. _ 
Moreland and Austin, A. N. 
Sorlin. 

Pullman, West Pullman, and 
Hyde Park, Knut Hanson. 
South Chicago and Grand Cross- 

ing, Isaac Anderson. 

Union Avenue, John Lundeen. 
Dovovan and Yorktown (Ind.), 
Andrew Reese. ; 
East Chicago (Ind.), to be sup- 

plied. 
Evanston, O. F. Linstrum. 
Highland Park, to be supplied. 
Hobart (Ind.), to be supplied. 
La Grange, to be supplied. 
Melrose Park and Oak Park, G. 
H. Johnson. 
Racine (Wis.), C. J. Nelson. 
Waukegan and Lake Forest, W. 
C. Bloomquist. 
Western Springs, to be supplied. 


William Henschen, Editor of San- 
debudt—member of Bethany 
Quarterly Conference. 

F. U. Liljigren, Editor Sonday- 
sskol Baneret. 

Albert Ericson, President of the 
Swedish Theological Seminary 
—member of Evanston Quar- 
terly Conference. . 

A. G. Johnson, Tract Agent— 
member of Lake View, Chicago, 
Quarterly Conference. 

John Bendix, Financial Agent of 
Bethany Home. 


3038 


GALESBURG DISTRICT. 
J. T. Wieren, P. E. 
(P. 0., Galva, IIl,), 
Andover, C. G. Wallenius. 
Aurora, Q. A. Albricktson. 
Batavia, A. F. Lenson. 
Bishop Hill, A. T. Westergreen. 
Bloomington, to be supplied. 
Galesburg, Olof Johnson. 
Galva, G. E. Carlson. 
Geneva, Andrew Sallen. 
Joliet, Karl Selin. 
Kewanee and Wataya, J. P. 
Miller, 
Moline and Geneseo, Richard Ce- 
derberg. 
Ottawa, to be supplied. 
Peoria, A. MW. Wilkins. 
Rockford, N. M. Liljegren. 
Swedona and New Windsor, H. 
W. Willing. 





Victoria, O. A. Rabe. 


JAMESTOWN DISTRICT. 
Martin Hess, P. FE. 
(P. 0.,78 Wilson Place, Cleveland, 0.) 
Braddock (Pa.), Yheodore Peter- 
son. 
Cleveland (O.), Martin Hess. : 
Falconer Circuit (N. Y.), A. G. 
Peterson. 
Jamestown (N. Y.), K. H. Elm- 
strom. 
McKeesport (Pa.), C. O. Sherman. 
Pittsburg (Pa.), G. L. Nystrom. 
Warren and Quaker Hill (Pa.), 
John Simpson. 


Quest. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 





In Chicago, Ill. 





CINCINNATI CONFERENCE, 


Held in Springfield, O., Sept. 1-7, 1897. 


BISHOP MALLALIEU, Presiding. 


Qusst. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Verona? 

William D. English (in stud- 
ies of third year), from Des 
Moines; A. K. Stabler, from Cel- 
orado; Patrick Carland, from 
North Indiana—s. 


Qurst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 


None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Howard L. Torbet, Oliver P. 
Hoffman—2. 


(d) In Studies of Third Year, 
John L. Duckwall. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 

Henry C. Hutchinson, Samuel 
A. Stephan, Archie W. Hook, 
William L. Spence, Lewis E. Lin- 
zell, Warren J. Dunham, James 
A. Geissinger—7. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
: None. 
(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 


George B. Shanor, Wilbur N. 
Mason—2. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinwed 2? 
None. 


Qusst. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


Karl M. Ellsworth, Charles C. 


. 


S 


\ 


. O. ROYAL, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Troy, O. 


Peale, James A. Jenkinson, Clif- 
ford L. Myers—-4. 


viously. 
Charles L. Chapman, Stephen 
B. Timmons, Rufus J. Wyckoff 
—8s. 


(b) ected. and Ordained Deacons pre- 


Quxst. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 


Earl M. Ellsworth, Charles C. 
Peale, James A. Jenkinson, Clif- 
ford L. Myers, Charles L. Chap- 
man, Stephen B. Timmons—6. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Harley E. Armacost, John E, 
Beery—2. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 

Rufus J. Wyckoff, George H. 

Smith, Homer G. Curless, Edward 


304 


L. Hollingsworth, William D. 
English, Benjamin F. Oswald—é. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


Charles L. Mackey. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 


Isaac R. Marshall. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 

Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 

Warren J. Dunham, William E. 
Veritz, Charles Van Cleve, John 
L. Duckwall, Oliver P. Hoffman 
(the last two elected but not or- 
dained)—5. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
Henry C. Hutchinson. 


Quest. 12. What otrers have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 


George B. Shanor. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 


None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
JSerred, and to what Conferences ? 


Jonathan M. Meeker, to New- 
ark; John W. Lucas, to Des 
Moines—2. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 


William Herr, John L. Grover, 
William J. Quarry, Henry Miller, 
Lorenzo D, McCabe—5. 


(See obituaries, p. 443.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? | 


None. 

Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 

Quest, 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quzst. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw wider Charges or 
Complaints ? 

W. R. Dudley, W. T. Stafford 

—2. 

Quest. 20. Who havebeen Expelled? 

None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Superniu- 
merary Preachers ? 

W.Q. Shannon, W. H. Black, 
Sylvester Weeks, C, J. Hartley, 
W. G, Warner, W. B. Moler, 
Jonathan Verity, Adam Bowers, 
C. J. Wells, J. R. Hunter—10, 





Qusst.. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers 2 

L. F. Young, F. W. Hypes, J. 
H. Middleton, J. F. Lloyd, W. T. 
MeMullen, N. W. Darlington, 
Michael Kauttman, Silas Bennett, 
Adam Miller, A. M. Griffith, J. F. 
Hull, S. N. Marsh, T. E. Fidler, 
Timothy Wones, W. H. Suther- 
land, G. W. Fee, J. L. Gregg, M. 
P. Zink, G. M. Edgar, John 
Vance, J. OW. Cassatt, H. M. 
Keck, R. A. Arthur, W. N. Maxey, 
J. 1. Taggart, 8. W. Carey, Thom- 
as J. Harris, S. W. Edmiston, E. 
P. James, J. G. Black, J. W. 


Hickman, Asbury Lowrey, J. T.” 


Bail, S. B. Smith, J. P. Shultz, 
Patrick Carland—36, 


Qurst. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

William Runyan, M. M. Kug- 
ler, J. W. Mason, Edmund Burd- 
sall, V. F. Brown, D. J. Starr, C. 
M. Van Pelt—v. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 471.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 

. Treasurer ? 

$27,163. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$11,180.83. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has tt 
been Applied ? 


$7,152.91, 


which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

(These appointments are all in the State 
of Ohio. 
CINCINNATI DISTRICT. 

R. H. Rust, P. E. 

(P. O., Cincinnati, 0.) 


Bond Hill and Pleasant Ridge, Z. 
E. Linzell. 
Branch Hill, W. M. West. 
Carthage, F. M. Kirgan. 
Cincinnati: Asbury, 
McHugh. 
Avondale, E. O. Buxton. 
Camp Washington, C. T. Crum. 
Christie, J. R. Colley. 
Clifton, C. E. Schenk. 
Columbia, W. A. Deaton. 
Cumminsville, William Run- 
yan. 
Delta Avenue, D. J. Starr. 
Fairmount, S. G. Pollard. 
Finley, J. A. Geissinger. 
Linwood, (. LZ. Myers. 
McKendree, B. D. Hypes. 
Mount Auburn, &. J. Wyckoff". 
Mount Lookout, J. W. Gaddis. 
Pearl Street, to be supplied. 
Price Hill, A. C. Turrell. 
Riverside, to be supplied. 


Edward 


CINCINNATI CONFERENCE, 1897. 


° 
Cincinnati: Saint John, D. W. C. 
Washburn. a 
Saint Paul, P. C. Curnick. 
Trinity. C. W. Gullett. 
Walnut Hills, G. W. Dubois. 
Wesley, Gervaise Roughton. 
York Street, W. H. Spy bey. 
Cleves, W. J. Dunham. 
Delhi, Howard Henderson. 
Groesbeck, F. C. English. 
Hartwell, W. H. Wehrley. 
Harrison, Henry Hershey. 
Lockland and Wyoming, C. W. 
Barnes. 
Loveland, E. §. Gaddis. 
Madisonville, J. L. Shiveley. 
Miami, S. B. Viinmons. 
Newtown, L. M. Davis. 
Norwood: First Church, W. L. 
Y. Davis. 
Grace, M. E. Ketcham. 
Venice, O. D. Becker. 
Westwood, M. M. Kugler. 


‘Winton Place, A. B. Austin. 


R S. Rust, Honorary Secretary of 
the Freedmen’s Aid and South- 
ern Education Society—mem- 
ber of Saint Paul, Cincinnati, 
Quarterly Conference. 

C. H. Payne, Corresponding Sec- 
retary of the Board of Educa- 
tion—member of Saint Paul,. 
Cincinnati, Quarterly Gonf. 

J. W. Bashford, President of Ohio 
Wesleyan University—member 
of Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, 
Quarterly Conference. 

H. C. Weakley, Corresponding 
Secretary of Deaconess Home— 
member of Mount Auburn, Cin- 
cinnati, Quarterly Conference. 

G. K. Morris, Professor of Prac- 
tical Theology in the Boston 
School of Theology of the Bos- 
ton University — member _ of 
Saint Paul, Cincinnati, Quar- 
terly Conference, 

W. K. Brown, Professor in Twin » 
Valley College — member of 
Saint Paul, Cincinnati, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

R. E. Smith, District Superin- . 
tendent of the Anti-Saloom 
League of Ohio—member of 
Christie, Cincinnati, Quarterly 
Conference. = 

J. L. Glaseock, Conference Evan- 

elist — member of Harrison 
Soe ae Conference. 

Madison Swadener, Conference 
Evangelist—member of Trinity, 
Cincinnati, Quarterly Conf. 


DAYTON DISTRICT. 
EB. T. Watts, P. E. 
(P. 0., Dayton, 0.) 


Bethany, J. A. Easton. 
Camden, G. L. Travis. 
Centerville, Philip Trout. 
Concord, 0. P. Hoffman. 
Dayton: Broadway, F. M. Clem- 
ans. 
Grace, W. A. Robinson, 
Raper, L. E. Prentiss. 
Riverdale and Homestead Ave- 
nue, G. W. Vorhis, 
Saint Paul, John Pearson. 
Trinity, J. P. Ninde. 


CINCINNATI CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Eaton, Creighton Wones. 

Fair Haven, I. R. Marshall. 

Fort Jefferson, D. A. MecColm. 

Franklin, G. V. Morris. 

Germantown, H. LZ. Torbet. 

Glendale and Port Union, W. M. 
Coffman. 

Gordon, W. D. English. 

Hamilton, J. W. Peters. 

Lewisburg, J. W. Patton. 

Miamisburg, J. 8S. Pumphrey. 

Middletown, D. L. Aultman. 

Monroe, C. H. Haines. 

New Paris, to be supplied. 

Osborne, W. M. Patton. 

Oxford, J. P. Porter. 

Red Lion, G. L. Tufts. 

Seven Mile, J. H. Lease. 

Springboro, J. McK. Shultz. 
alker and Union, G. H. Smith. 

West Alexandria, C. Z. Chapman. 

West Carrollton, A. K. Stabler. 

West Chester, J. A. Jenkinson. 

West Elkton, Thomas Cundy. 

Thomas Collett, Financial Secre- 
tary of Preachers’ Relief Society 
—member of Middletown Quar- 
terly Conference. 

8. D. Clayton, Conference Evan- 
gelist—member of Broadway, 
Dayton, Quarterly Conference. 


GEORGETOWN DISTRICT. 
GeorcE H. Dart, P. E. 
(P. O., Milford, 0.) 


Aberdeen, C. W. Horn. 
Amelia, A. L. Brokaw. 
Batavia, H. W. Bailey. 

Bethel, A. G. Newton. 
Butlerville, to be supplied. 
Centenary, to be supplied. 
Chilo, G. B. Shanor. 

Decatur, T. G. Williams. 
Duncansville, to be supplied. 
Feesburg, J. H. Davis. 
Felicity, E. T. Lane. 
Georgetown, C. F. Enyart. 
Goshen, G. 8, Easton. 

Laurel, C. H. Kalbfus. 
Lebanon, Edmond Burdsall. 
Lebanon Circuit, to be supplied. 
Maineville, J. S. Whitney. 
Manchester, T. D. Moore. 
Marathon, W.'S. Gray. 





Mason, W. A. Wiant. 

Milford, J. W. Mason. 

Montgomery, to be supplied. 

Moseow, J. D. Darling. 

Mount Washington, C. L. Mackey. 

New Richmond, W. J. Baker. 

Owensville, I. . Price. 

Peebles, A. W. Hook. 

Ripley, J. E. Abrams. 

Summerside, W. E. Spurrier. 

West Union, J. 2. Beery. 

Williamsburg, G. M. Fulton. 

Williamsburg Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. 


HILLSBORO DISTRICT, 
T. H. Pearne, P. E. 
(P. O., Hillsboro, 0.) 


Belfast, David Herr. 

Blanchester, Andrew Hamilton. 
Bowersville, C. C. Peale. 
Clarksville, L. O. Deputy. 
Greenfield, F. G. Mitchell. 
Highland, J. E. H. Sentman. 
Hillsboro, Marion Le Sourd. 
Hillsboro Circuit, to be supplied, 
Jamestown, James Stephenson. 
Leesburg, H. C. Middleton. 
Lynehburg, G. T. Perry. 
Martinsville, J. S. Ruggels. 
Morrow, D. D. Cheney. 

Mount Orab, 2. L. Hollingsworth. 
New Burlington, U. G. Humph- 


rey. 
New Jasper, C. W. Briggs. 
New Vienna, John Wilson. 
Rainsboro, W. P. Jackson. 
Sabina, J. L. Duckwall. 
South Lebanon, J. A. Winkler. 
Sugartree Ridge, 8. F. Oswald. 
Union, J. A. White. 
Waynesville, A. T. Cowgill. 
Wilmington, A. N. Spahr. 
Winchester, J. F. MeColm. 
Xenia: First Church, J. J. Mc- 
Cabe. 
Trinity, C. M. Van Pelt. 


SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT. 
J. F. Maruay, P. E. 
(P. O., Springfield, 0.) 
Areanum, J. H. McNary. 
Brandt, to be supplied. 





305 


Catawba, S. W. Campbell. 
Cedarville, A. D. Maddox, 
Christiansburg, W. LZ. Spence. 
Covington, T. P. Walter. 
Dialton, R. 8S. MeColm. 
Greenville, C. L. Conger. 
King’s Creek, to be supplied. 
Mechanicsburg, E. H. Chering- 
ton. 
Mutual, J. L. Dalbey. 
New Carlisle, C. W. Elliott. 
New Moorefield, J. F. Laird. 
Piqua: Grace, F. E. Vance. 
Greene Street, H. D. Ketcham. 
South Charleston, D. C. Vance. 
South Charleston Circuit, D. S. 
Ewry. 
Springfield: Central; V. F. 
Brown. 
Clifton Avenue, C. D. Mun- 


sey. 
Ga H. M. Ellsworth. 
High Street, J. A. Story. ’ 
Saint Paul, J. W. Magruder. 
Tippecanoe, J. R. Hill. 
Tremont, Frank Leever. 
Troy, S. O. Royal. 
Troy Circuit, O. M. Sellers. 
Urbana: First Church, M. B. 
Fuller. i 
Grace, J. G. Vaughan. 
Yellow Springs, R. K. Deem. 


A. B. Leonard, Corresponding 
Secretary of the Missionary So- 
ciety—member of Greene Street, , 
Piqua, Quarterly Conference. 


C. W. Rishell, Professor in the 
Boston School of Theology of 
the Boston University—member 
of Central Church, Springfield, 
Quarterly Conference. 


W. I. Fee, Conference Evangelist 
—-member of Greene Street, 
Piqua, Quarterly Conference. 


W. WN. Mason, H. G. Curless, 8. 
A, Stephan, H. EH. Armacost, 
and i. C. Hutchinson, \eft 
without appointments to attend 
some one of our schools. 


Quest. 80. Where shail the neat 
Conference be held ? 
In First Church, Xenia, O. 





SAINT LOUIS GERMAN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Saint Louis, Mo., Sept. 1-6, 1897. 


BISHOP VINCENT, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and fromwhat Con- 
Serences ? 
None. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted 2 


None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Recewed 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


G. B. ADDICKS, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, Warrenton, Mo. 


Quusr. 4. Who have been Received | 


on Trial? 
(@) In Studies of First Year. 
Edward D. Allinger, William 
Isler, John P. Koeller—3, 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 





(b) In Studies of Second Year. 
Edward F, Schewe, John Hel-: 
mers—2. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
Franz Voelker, J. J. Huck—2, 
(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tanned ? 


None. 


806 


Qunst. 7. Who have been Adnvitted 
into Hull Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 


William F. Salzwedel, Hermann 
F. Schreiner, Henry Tempel—s. 
(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 

yiously, 
George L. Zocher. 


Quust. 8 What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(ad) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 
William F. Salzwedel, Hermann 
F. Schreiner, Henry Tempel, 
George L. Zocher—4. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Edward J. Smith. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 
Eugene Weiffenbach, Emil 
Goetz—2. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 
year. 


Albert F. Ludwig, Carl Stiefel, 
Franz H. Hollmann, David S. 
Wahl, Charles E. Baumgarten 


Ok 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 
None. 


‘Quest. 11. What others have been 
Hected and Ordained Deacons? 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule 
None. 


‘Quxst. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None, 
‘Quusr. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 


name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference, 


Quust. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 


Michael Schnierle, Hermann A. 
Koch, Henry Hankemeyer, Henry 
Flottmann—4. 


(See obituaries, p. 456.) 
Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 

None. 

Quest. 17. Who have been Located? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 





SAINT LOUIS GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw wider Charges or 


Complaints ? 
None. 


Quust. 20. Who have been Hxpelled? 


None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 


Notation should be made? , 
None. 


Quxst. 22. Who are the Supernu- 


merary Preachers ? 


Frederick Heinz, W. K. Her- 


zog, F. H. Lencke—2. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers 2 

E. R. Irmscher, J. J. Young, 
Henry Vosshall, Charles Ehlert, 
Philip Hehner, J. P. Miller, E. H. 
Baab, Rudolph Havighorst, J. H. 
Thomas, Philip Naumann, Henry 
Ellerbeck, George Buchner, Wil- 
liam Fiegenbaum, John Wanner, 
Philip Gruenewald, George Koe- 


nig, C. A. C. Achard, Christoph 


Bonn, ©. C. Steinmeyer, Henry 
Balcke, F. H. Miller, Frederick 
Stoffregen, G. W. Reitz, C. F. 


Schlinger, J. J. Sandmeyer, Con- 


rad Mardorf, Henry Brinkmeyer, 
H. F. Koeneke, David Huene, 
Charles Holtkamp, Henry Nau- 
mann, John Schlagenhauf—22. 


Qursr. 24. Who are the Triers of 


Appeals? _ 


F. L. Mahle, Henry Schutz, 
William Schoenig, J. G. Hilden- 
stein, G@. E. Heidel, J. F. Froes- 
chle, E. C. Magaret—7. 


Quest. 25. What ds the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 460.) 


Quzxst. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$18,959. 


Qurst. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 
$11,000, 

Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$2,390, 

which has been applied ynder or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29, Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
hey eel except as otherwise indi- 
cated. 


BELLEVILLE DISTRICT. 
Wiii1am Kornexn, P. E. 


(P. 0., 601 East B Street, Belleville, Ill.) 


Altamont, Gottfried Bonn. 

Alton, Charles Heidel. 

Appleton (Mo.), John Helmers. 

Belleville, J. C. Rapp. 

Bible Grove and Farina, G. 8. 
Roeder. 

Boody, F. W. Schlueter. 


Brighton and Fostersburg, Wil- 
liam Fotsch. 

Bunker Hill, H. J. Pannwitt. 

Cape Girardeau. (Mo.), Frank 
Gruenewald. « 

Chester, Guido Boellner. 

Decatur, Charles Rodenberg. 

East Saint Louis and Granite City, 
Jonathan Giesler. 

Edwardsville, Henry Schutz. 

Ellis Grove, J. P. Hehner. 

Gordonville and Whitewater 
(Mo.), Hartman Bau, Wélliam 
Isler. 

Highland and Hurricane, Malte 
Nuetzmann. 

Mascoutah, F. L. Mahle. 

Mount Olive, A. H. Bueltemann. 

Moweaqua, Pugene Weiffenbach. 

Nashville, W. C. Schultze. 

Nokomis, Theophilus Kies. 

North Prairie and Hoyleton, H. 
F. Miller. 

Oakdale, to be supplied. 

Red Bud, W. F. Salzwedel, 

Summerfield, William Schwind. 

Waltersburg, A. F. Ludwig. 


BURLINGTON DISTRICT. 
E. W. Srinon, P. E. 
(P. O., 15th & Pine Sts., Burlington, Ia.) 


Burlington: Central Avenue, C. 
J. Stueckmann. 
Washington Street, E. S. Hay- 
ighorst. 
Bridgewater (Ia.), J. E. Stullken, 
Bushnell, to be supplied. 
Council Bluffs (Ia.), Louis Har- 
mel, 
Dallas, Laharpe, and Nauvoo 
(la.),, 2... Schremen, \--- ~\. 
Davenport (la.), William Schoe- 


nig. 

Des Moines and Oralabor (1a.), 
J. B. Schwiertert, J. P. Wil- 
helmi. 

Etna (Mo.), F. L. Litzroth. 

Farmington and Rock Spring (Ia.), 
William Kettelkamp. 

Harper (Ia.), August Didzun. 

Keokuk (Ia.), George Bohlander. 

Mount Pleasant (Ja.), Charles 
Stiefel. 

Muscatine (Ia.), Henry Ross. 

Newton (Ia.), #. F. Schewe, 

Pint Mill, to be supplied. 

Rock Island and Moline (Ia.), F. 
H. Hollman. 

Victor (Ia.), A. H. F. Hertzler. 

Wapello (Ia.), Herman Zimmer- 
mann. : 

Warsaw, J. G. Hildenstein. 

West Burlington and Klein (Ia.), 
C. J. Lotz. : 

Wrayville, Henry Brandt. 

Fred Munz, Assistant Editor of 
Haus und Herd—member of 
cea Street, Burlington, 
Quarterly Conference, ‘ 

Louis Lesemann, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one 
of our schools. 


QUINCY DISTRICT, 
E. E. Hurrztzr, P.-E, 
(P. 0., Quincy, Tl.) 


Arenzville, Henry Tempel. 
Bloomington, William Balcke, 
Beardstown, Franz Voelker, 


SAINT LOUIS GERMAN CON FERENCE, 1897. 


Billinys (Mo.), J. J. Huck. 

Canton (Mo.), R. J. Tillmann. 

Columbus and Burten, W. P. 
Ludwig. 

Emden and Hartsburg, W. F. 
Sipfie. 

Golden City (Mo.), #. J. Smith. 

Hannibal and Bethel (Mo.), to be 
supplied. 

Jacksonville and Meredosia, Sam- 
uel Saegesser. 

Moberly (Mo.), Charles Thalen- 

Vernon 


horst. 
(Mo.), Emil 
Hemke, 


Mount 

Pekin, W. H. Traeger. 

Peoria, J. L. J. Barth. 

Peoria Mission and Jubilee, H. J. 
P. Peterson. 

Petersburg and Tallula, W. K. 
M. Schmidt. 

Pittsfield and Perry, Frank Brink- 
meyer. 

Quincy : Jefferson Street, George 

Enzeroth. 

Jersey Street, J. F. Froeschle. 


| San Jose, G. E. Heidel. 
Springfield, D. 8. Wahl. 


(The appointments of this District are all 
in the State of Missouri. J 


SAINT LOUIS DISTRICT. 
Puinre W. Jacosy, P. E. 

(P. 0. 2637 Ann Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.) 
Ballwin, C. C. Stahmann. 
Beaufort, Hmil Goetz. 

Berger, William Wilkening. 

Bland, Frank Sternberg. 

De Soto, Peter Martin. 

Drake, Charles Guenther. 

Farmington, G. L. Zocher. 

Herman and Big Springs, Henry 
Miller. 

Jamestown, P. C. Philip. 

Jefferson City, J. P. Koeller. 

Morrison, C. E. Baumgarten. 
New Melle, Henry Floreth. 
Owensville, David Froeschle. 
Pinckney, August Koewing. 
Saint Charles, £. D. Allinger. 
Saint Louis: Carondelet, Henry 

Schlueter. 


307 


Saint Louis: Gano Avenue, Mi- 
chael Roeder.. 
Memorial, William Schutz. , 
Taylor Avenue, H. C. Jacoby. 
Warren Street, E. C. Magaret. 
Wash Street, Franz Pichler, 
Charles Emig. 
Senate Grove, Frederick Koenig. 
Steinhagen, J. M. Rhode, 
Truxton, C. W. Florethe. 
Warrenton, W. H. Schwiering. 


G. B. Addicks, President; J. M. 
Rikel, Professor, in Central 
Wesleyan College—members\of 
Warrenton Quarterly Conf. 

J. H. Knehans, Superintendent 
Central Wesleyan Orphan Asy- 
lum—member of Wareiein 
Quarterly Conference. ‘ 

E. F. Stroeter, Secretary of Hope 
of Israel Mission—member of 
Warrenton Quarterly Cont. 


Quest. 30. Where. shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Quincy, Ml. 





WEST GERMAN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Saint Joseph, Mo., Sept. 2-6, 1897. 


BISHOP FITZGERALD, Presiding. JOHN DEMAND, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Lincoln, Neb. 


Qurst. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 


Serences ¢ 
None. 

Quzst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


‘ Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
f on Oredentials, and® from what 


Churches ? 
None. 
Quzsr. 4, Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 


(a) In Studies of First Year. 

William B. Woestemeyer, Sam- 
uel Bueckner, L. H. Irminger, 
Henry Leist—4. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Contin- 
ued on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Albert P. Baecker. 


(6) In Studies of Second Year. 
John D. Hammel, Charles F. 
Kruse, Louis D. Wagoner—3. 


(ce) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(ad) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued? 


Frederick A. Hauser. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 
Henry E. Rompel. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


John M. Hermann, 


Quzst. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 
(a) Admitted into Fwl Membership this 
year. 
Henry E. Rompel, John M. 
Hermann—2. 


() Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Otto G. Ponath, Charles L. 
Koerner, Christian G. Meyer—3. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 
C. F. Bauer. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Cowrse 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 

Adam Quenzer, Matthew Her- 
mann, Ernest Crepin, John C. 
Mueller, William Pommerenke, 
Theodore F. Brink, Godfrey J. 
Kolb, Henry Paustian, Herman 
A. Hohenwald, Charles J. Moeller 
—10. ; 


(d) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 


| None. 








Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 


(a) As Local Preachers. 


J. R. Bader. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Hiders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxuamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 


None. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 


Henry Krueger, H. M. Menger 
—2. 


(See obituaries, p. 456.) 


Quzst. 15. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


Quzst. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


308 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints? ° 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Lxpelled ? 
None. 


QUuEsT. 21, What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

H. H. Hoffmann, J. H. Dreyer, 
W. G. Baab, John Hausam, Alex- 
ander Fuhrmann, E. W. 
berger, Charles Buechel, Louis 
‘ Weber, Frederick Schumacher, 
Gottlob Hurni, Simon Speck- 
mann—ll. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers? 

J. A. Reitz, Henry Fiegenbaum, 
Charles’ Werner, John Ehrsam, 
John Meyer, G. J. Keller, A. J. 
Mueller, Daniel Walter, W. C. 
Kellner, Frederick Fiegenbaum, 
Frederick Unland—11. 


QuEsT. 24. Who are the’ Triers 
of Appeals ? 

Frederick Hausser, P. W. Mat- 
thaei, William Fricke,Joseph Fied- 
ler, Jacob Tanner, C. Eberhardt, 
Gustav Becker—7. 


QuEsT. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 523.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 

_ Treasurer ? 


$10,314. 


Quest. 27.’ What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$2,300. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$1,522, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference, 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments areallin the State 
of Kansas, except as otherwise indi- 
cated. ] 


ENTERPRISE DISTRICT, 
Joun Kracuer, P. E, 
(P. O., Enterprise, Kan.) 
Beman, John Scheu. 
Bison and Otis, H. C. Woerner. 
Bushton and Ellenwood, Christian 
Bruegger, one to be supplied. 


faffen-' 





Canada and Dillon, C. L. Koerner. 

Clay Center, Adam Jungmeyer. 

Enterprise, Joseph Fiedler, Henry 
Leist, 

El Reno (Ok. Ter.), A. P. Boecker. 

Great Bend, George Beck. 

Halstead and McPherson, Henry 
Paustian. 

Junction City, J. J. Hammel. 

Larned, Albert, and Kinsley, 
Henry Minor. 

Lyona (P. O., Woodbine), John 
Haller. 

Medford, Hawley, and Cherokee 
(Ok. Ter.), to be supplied. 

Newton and Burns, Adam Quen- 
zer. 

Norwich and Greensburg, Ernest 
Crepin. 

Oklahoma City and Shawnee 
(Ok. Ter.), F. H. Schultz. 

Orlando and Compton (Ok. Ter.), 
John Buthmann. 

Peace Creek (P. O., Huntsville), 
0. G. Ponath. 

Russell, Hays, and Ellis, W. H. 
Stein. 

Topeka, G. J. Jaiser. 

Wichita, Henry Bruns. 


KANSAS gITY DISTRICT. 
CuHar.eEs Ort, P. E. 
(P. 0., Kansas City, Kan.) 


Arley and Liberty (Mo.), H. A. 
Hohenwald. 

Booneville (Mo.), ©. J. Moeller. 

Cameron and Cosby (Mo.), G. J. 
Kolb, Samuel Bueckner. 

Corder (Mo.), H. H. Peters. 

Concordia (Mo.), T. F. Brink. 

Dalton, W. L. Meyer. 

Endora, Jacob Kraettli. 

Fairmount, to be supplied. 

Higginsville (Mo.), @. G. Grass- 
mueck. 

Independence and Armourdale 
(Mo.), L. J. Hessel. 

Kansas City, Christian Hermann. 

Kansas City (Mo.): First Church, 

Frederick Hausser. 
Indiana Avenue, Frederick 
Kaltenbach. 

Lake Creek (Mo.), F. H. Wipper- 
mann, W. 3. Woestemeyer. | 

Lawrence, F. D. Rademacher. 

Lexington and Napoleon (Mo.), 
C. W. Lauenstein. 

Pittsburg and Parsons, Hermann 
Koepsel, Z. H. Irminger. 

Salisbury and Wien (Mo.), A. #. 
Rompel. 

Sedalia (Mo.), J. L. Sternberg. 

Smithton (Mo.) D. W. Smith. 

J.H. Asling, Professor in Central 
Wesleyan College—member of 
Sedalia Quarterly Conference. 


NEBRASKA DISTRICT. 
J. G. Lust, P. E. 
(P. O., 1538 CO St., Lincoln, Neb.) 


Beatrice (Neb.), C. G. Meyer. 
Clatonia (Neb.), P. C. Schraum. 





Turkey Creek 





WEST GERMAN CON FERENCE, 1897. 


Cortland (Neb.), J. D. Hammel. 
Graham (Mo.), William Pommer- 


enke. 

Humboldt (Neb.), Conrad Eber- 
hardt. 

Jansen and Gilead (P. O., Jansen, 
Neb.), to be supplied. 


Kramer and Spmgne (P. O., Kra- 
mer, Neb.), P. W. Matthaei, Z. 
D, Wagoner. 

Lincoln (Neb.): First Church, 


John Demand. 
Second Church, John Zwinck. 
Nebraska City (Neb.), G. J. Muel- 
ler. 
Oregon (Mo,), John Lauer, 
Sterling (Neb.), J. J. Steininger. 


Saint Joseph (Mo.), Charles 
Harmes. 
Swanton (Neb.), H. H. Hack- 
mann. 


P. O., Friend, 
Neb.), John Schaum. 

Wathena, H. C. Elfeldt. 

White Cloud, H. A. Siekmann. 

Gustav Becker, Professor in 
Mount Pleasant German College 
—memiber of Kramer Quarterly 
Conference. 


NORTH NEBRASKA DIST. 
Epwarp SaLitenzacn, P. E. 
(P. 0., Papillion, Neb.) 


Arlington and Fremont (Neb.), 
H. A. Treiber, 

Big Springs, Amherst, and Im- 
perial (Neb.), to be supplied. 
Boelus and Ainsley (Neb.), 7. 

Hermann. 
Culbertson and Saint Francis, 
(Neb.), Matthew Hermann. 
Denver (Colo.): First Church, 
John Koehler. 
Second and Third Church, A. 
D. Stueckemann. 
Duncan and Columbus (Neb.), 
Frederick Reichardt. 
Eustis (Neb.), Edward Beck. 
Grand Island, Palmer, and Scotia, 
(Neb.), W. F. Fricke. 
Kalamazoo and Fairview (Neb.), 
CO. F. Kruse. 
Macon and Oxford (Neb.), J. H. 
Diercks. 
Omaha (Neb.), O. E. Kriege. 
Osceola (Neb.), A. J. Ross, 
Papillion (Neb.), Jacob Tanner, | 
Pueblo (Colo.), C. F. Bauer. 
Rushville, Wood Lake, and Geor- 
gia (Neb.), C. H. Sudbrook. 
South Omaha and Plattsmouth 
(Neb.), Claus -Schnackenberg. 
West Point (Neb.), William To- 


nat, 
Waco and Seward (Neb.), J. A. 


Nigg. 
York and Hampton (Neb.), J. C. 
Muller. 


Quust. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held 2 


In First Church, Kansas City, Mo, 


NORTHWEST NEBRASKA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


309 


NORTHWEST NEBRASKA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Crawford Neb., Sept. 2-6, 1897. 


BISHOP NINDE, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Jerences 2 
Amos Fetzer (in studies of third 
year), from Northwest Indiana. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


» None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 


None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Virgil C. Daniels, Hermon L. 
Harvey, Frederick J. Atkinson 
—3. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Contin- 
ued on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
James W. Taylor, Lewis W. 
Horton—2. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 
None. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
: tinued 2 


None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


Robert A. Ball, Thomas J. Ha- 
zelton, James 8. Campbell, John 
W. Kern—4. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
None. 
- 
Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 
Thomas J. Hazelton, James §. 
Campbell, Robert A. Ball, John 
W. Kern—4. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


* Amos Fetzer. 





ced s © 


BURLEIGH, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Ainsworth, Neb. 
i 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 
Charles E. Connell. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 
Darwin J. Clarke. 
(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 


ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest, 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Hiders? 


(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences ¢ 


John L. Murr (in studies of 
second year), to Black Hills ; John 
E. Thackrey (in studies of second 
year), to Kansas; R. J. Daven- 
port, to West Nebraska ; George 
Mooney (in studies of second year), 
to Newark—4. 


Quust. 15. Who have Died ? 
None. 


Quust. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 


Quest.17. Who have been Located ? 
; None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn? 
H. H. Austin, 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hupelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 


None. 


Qusst. 22. Who are the Siupernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
A. R. Julian. 


Quust. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


None. 


Quust. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

P. H. Highmy, A. F. Cumbow, 
D. J. Clarke, C. H. Burleigh, O. 
L. Ramsay,‘W. O. Glassner, R. H. 
Gammon—7, 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 527.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? | 

Disciplinary answer not received. 


Quxst. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Hund? 


Not answered. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$153, 
which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quxst. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

[These appointments are all in the State 
of Nebraska. ] 
CHADRON DISTRICT. 

J. A. Soamanorn, P. E. 

(P. 0., Gordon, Neb.) 


Alliance, R. H. Gammon. 
Chadron, O.. 8. Baker. 
Chadron Circuit, Z. W. Horton. 
Cody, to be supplied. 
Cooper, 'T. C. Balch. 
Crawford, O. L. Ramsay. 
Gordon, 8. A. Beck. 
Harrison, to be supplied. 
Hay Springs, D. J. Clarke. 
Hemingford, J. W. Kern. 
Lakeside, 7. J. Hazelton. 
Lavaca, C. L. Smith. 
Rushville, A. F. Cumbow. 
White City, G. P. Snedaker. 
Whitney, C. Z. Connell. 


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310 


LONG PINE DISTRICT. 
P. H. Eieumy, P. E. 
(P.O; »)) 


Ainsworth, C. H. Burleigh. 
Atkinson, &. A. Ball. 
Brownlee, J. S. Campbeti. 





Butte, J. W. Taylor. 

Crookston, to be supplied. 
Johnstown, W. O. Glassner. 
Long Pine, V. C. Daniels. 
Newport, #. L. Harvey. 

Sparks and Norden, /. J. Atkinson. 
Springview, to be supplied. 


NORTHWEST NEBRASKA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Stuart, Amos Fetzer. 
Valentine, O. T. Moore. .~ 
Wood Lake, C. F. Smith. 


Quxst. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Gordon, Neb. 





ERIE CONFERENCE, 


Held in Oil City, Pa., Sept. 8=13, 1897. 


BISHOP FOWLER, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

D. E. Baldwin, from Montana ; 
L. S. Rader, from Saint John’s 
River; Coleman £. Byram (in 
studies of first year), from Gen- 
esee—3. 


Qusst. 2, Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

E. C. Rickenbrode, an elder 
from the Evangelical Association. 


Quxst. 4. Who have been Received 
on. Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Herbert A. Ellis, Freeman A. 
Redinger, E. Curtis Rickenbrode, 
Tra Scott, Labann H. Shindle- 
decker, William J. Small, George 
A. Sutton, Albert Sydow—8. 

(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quzst. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Coleman E. Byram. 


(6) In Studies of Second Year. 

Samuel T., Davison, Ernest M. 
Fradenburgh, Austin J. Rinker, 
George H. Stuntz, John K, Whip- 
po, Charles J. Zetler—6. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
David G. Latshaw. 


(dz) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
} tinued ? 


None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 
Samuel L. Mills, Melville B. 
Riley—2. 
(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
James R. Burrows, Horace Mc- 
Kinney—2. 


A. R. RICH, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, 9 N. High Street, Du Bois, Pa. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in| Quest. 15. Who have Died? 


Studies of Third Year ? 


(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 


James R. Burrows, Samuel L. 
Mills, Horace McKinney, Melville 
B. Riley—4. 

(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 
None. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 
John E. Iams, James W. Camp- 
bell, Harvey H. Bair, Rome A. 
Parsons—4, 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 

John F. Black, George B. Carr, 
Benjamin A. Ginader, Holey. A. 
Jaquay, Edgar D. Mowry, John 
A. McCamey, Thomas R. Tho- 
burn, Thomas R. Yates—8. 


(6) Elected:'and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
Dawsey C. Murphy, E. Grant 
Phillis, George W. Schneider—3. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
Hubert E. V. Porter. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quzst. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined 2 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences? 

G. W. Corey, to Colorado; T. 
W. McKinney, to Philadelphia ; 
J. H. Miller, to Saint John’s 
River—3. 


J. W. Lowe, G. F. Reeser, W. 
N. Reno—8. 


(See obituaries, p. 456.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request 2 
None. 


Qusst. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn 2 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quxst. 20. Who have been Expelled ? 

J. Edgar Brown was expelled 
both from the ministry and mem- 
bership in the Church. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 

The orders of E. Curtis Ricken- 
brode, an elder from the Evangel- 
ical Association, and those of E. 
S. Deane, a deacon from the 
United Evangelical Church, were 
recognizea-—2, 


Quusr. 22. Who_are the Super- 
numerary Preachers 2 

Levi Beers, W. A. Clark, Fred- 
erick Fair, W. H. Faroat, R. M, 
Felt, J. A. Hume, Clinton, Jones, 
J. A. Kummer, H. H. Moore, C. 
M. Morse, John Peate, A. O. 
Stone, M. V. Stone—13. 


Quest, 23. Who are the Superan- 
auated Preachers ? 

L. J. Bennett, Thomas Burrows, 
H. M. Chamberlain, L. A. Chapin, 
G. W. Chesbro, B. F. Delo, John 
Graham, J. M. Groves, J. F. Hill, 
W._H. Hover, N. W. Jones, E. 
R. Knapp, John McComb, J. L. 
Mechlin, L. G. Merrill, G. W, 
Moore, -W. H. Mossman, §S. K. 
Paden, Isaac Scoficld, R. W. 
Scott, D, S. Steadman, D. M. 
Stever, D. W. Wampler, T. P. 
Warner, R. M. Warren, S. L. 
Wilkinson, J. W. Wilson—27, 


Quxst. 24. Who are the Trievs of 
Appeals ? 
A. R. Rich, L. H. Eddleblute, 
A. ©. Ellis, W. H. Bunce, C. W. 
Miner, John Lusher—-7, + 


ERIE CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 495.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$55,140. 


Qusrst. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$6,768. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$5,744, 
which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quzst. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 


of Pennsylvania, except as otherwise 
indicated.] 


CLARION DISTRICT. 
R. C. Suna, P. E. 
\ (P. O.,; Du Bois, Pa.) 


Arroyo, T. W. English. 

Beech Tree, J. G. Harshaw. 

Belleview (P. O., Stanton), Joel 
Smith. 

Big Run, J. K. Adams. 

Brockport, to be supplied. 

Brockwayville, D. A. Platt. 

Brookville, 8S. M. Gordon. 

Byromtown, S. Fidler. 

Callensburg, W. O. Calhoun. 

Clarington, to be supplied. 

Clarion, J. N. Fradenburg. 

Corsica, J. W. Wakefield. 

Du Bois, A. R. Rich. 

East Brady, H. S. Bates. 

Emerickville, A. G. Mills. 

Falls Creek, O. H. Sibly. 

Frostburg, C. J. Zetler. 

Glen Hazel, A. Groves. 

’ Hazen, W. R. Buzza. 

Johnsonburg, J. H. Jelbert. 

Knox, /. A. Redinger. 

Luthersburg, J. P. Hicks. 

Marionville, J. R. Miller. 

New Bethlehem, E. N. Askey. 

Punxsutawney, T. W. Douglass. 

Putneyville, Lewis Wick. 

Reynoldsville, C. C. Rumberger. 

Ridgway, A. C. Bowers. 

Rimersburg, F. M. Small. 

Ringgold, Jra Scott. 

Sabula, L. H. Shindledecker. 

Salem (P. O., Lamartine), George 
Collier. 

Shippenville, C. H. Frampton. 

Sige], A. Bashline. 

Shgo, F. A, Mills. 

Summerville, W. S. Gearhart. 

Washington, W. H. Robinson. 

J. W. Blaisdell, President of Bor- 
dentown Female College—mem- 
ber of Punxsutawney Quarterly 
Conference. 


ERIE DISTRICT. 
R. N. Srouszs, P. E. 
(P. O., Erie, Pa.) 


Asbury (P. O., West Mill Creek), 
J. F. Stocker. 


Brockton (N. Y.), F. R. Peters. 
Chautauqua (N. Y.), John Lusher, 
Dunkirk (N. Y.), P. A. Reno, 
Erie: First. Church, S. D. Hut- 
sinpiller. 
Simpson, J. B. Neff. 
Tenth Street, W. K Crosby. 
Wayne Street, William Bran- 
field. 
Forestville (N. Y.), J. W. Craw- 
ford. 
Fredonia (N. Y.), T. C. Beach. 
Girard, C. L. Pappenhagen. 
Greenfield, Albert Sydow. 
Mayville (N. Y.), F. H. Beck. 
McKane, E. J. Stincheombe. 
Miles Grove, W. W. Wythe. 
North East, J. B. Espy. 
Perrysburg (N. Y.), E. D. Mowry. 
Phillipsville, C. R. Thompson. 
Platea, T. R. Yates. 
Portland (N. Y.), B. F. Wade. 
Ripley (N. Y.), J. M. Bray. 
Sheridan (N. Y.), W. P. Bignell. 
Silver Creek (N. Y.), L. H. Ed- 
dleblute. 
Stockton (N. Y.), R.A. Parsons. 
Springfield (P. O., West Spring- 
field), M. Fording. 
Volusia (N. Y.), J. M. Crouch. 
Waterford, J. L. Stratton. 
Wattsburg, A. A. Horton. 
Wesleyville, J. D. Knapp. 
Westfield (N. Y.), P. P. Pinney. 


FRANKLIN DISTRICT. 
C. O. Muan, P. E. 
(P, O., Franklin, Pa.) 


Chicora, 8. M. Nickle. 

Clintonville, H. F. Miller. 

Cranberry (P. O., Seneca), Thom- 
as Pollard. 

East Hickory, J. E. Hillard. 

Eau Claire, A. J. Rinker. 

Emlenton and Foxbury, Claring 
Peters. 

Franklin, H. G. Hall. 

Karns City, V. F. Dunkle. 

North Hope, G. D. Walker. 

Oil City: Grace, J. C. McDonald. 
Trinity, A. C. Ellis. 

Parker’s Landing, A. J. Merchant. 

Petrolia and Bruin, J. A. Lavely. 

Pleasantville and Enterprise, W. 
H. Fenton. 

Polk, W. J. Barton. 

President (P. O., Fertigs), G. A. 
Sutton. | 

Reno, to be supplied. 

Rockland, J. C. Wharton. 

Rouseville and Plumer, E. M. 
Kernick. 

Sherrett and Rimerton, 8. 7. Da- 
vison, 

Tidioute, David Taylor. 

Tionesta and Nebraska, R. A. 
Buzza. 

Titusville, W. W. Dale. 

West Monterey and Queenstown, 
Rk. A. McIntyre. 


JAMESTOWN DISTRICT. 

W. P. Granam, P. E. 

(P. 0., Jamestown, N. Y.) 
Ashville (N. Y.), J. H. Vance. 
Bemus Point (N. Y.), / &. 

Whippo. 
Busti and Lander (N. Y.), J.-H. 
Clemens. 








oll 


Cattaraugus (N. Y.), H. M. 
Burns. 
Cherry Creek (N. Y.), A. A. 
Hilas. 
Clymer and North Corry (N. Y.), 
'_ QO. B. Patterson. f 
Columbus, D. E. Baldwin. 
Cottage (N. Y.), A. E. Ryan. 
Corydon, to be supplied. 
Corry, Manassas Miller. 
Dayton and Wesley (N. Y.), J.C. 
hodes. 
G. J. 


East Randolph (N. Y.), 
Squier, 

Ellington and Kennedy (N, Y.), 
A. M. Lockwood. 

Falconer (N. Y.), D. E. S. Perry. 

Frewsburg (N. Y.)/ J. F. Perry. 

Garland, W. A. Baker. 

Hamlet (N. Y.),S. B. Torrey. 

Jamestown (N. ¥.) : First Church, 

K. B. Patterson. 
Second Church, to be supplied. 

Kane, W. H. Bunce. 

Kinzua, W. E. Frampton. 

Leon (N. Y.), C. £. Byram. 

Hittle alley (N. Y.), I. D. Dar- 
ing. 

Mountain (P. O., Kane), to be’ 
supplied. 

Mount Jewett, O. H. Nickle. 

North Clarendon, E. E. Higley. 

Panama (N. Y.), Jeremiah Gar- 
nett. 

Randolph (N. Y.), F. S. Neigh. 

Russell, to be supplied. 

Salamanca (N. Y.), A.S. M. Hop- 
kins. 

Sheffield, T. R. Thoburn. 

Sherman (N. Y.), P. J. Slattery. 

Sinclairville (N. Y.), C. C. Hunt. 

Spring Creek, F. D. A. Sutton. 

Sugar Grove, B. A. Ginader. + 

Warren : First Church, E. F, Ed- 

monds. 
Grace, J. P. Burns. 

Youngsville and Irvington, T. J. 
Hamilton. 

J.T. Edwards, Principal of Mc- 
Donough School, Baltimore, 
Md.—member of First \Church, 
Jamestown, Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 


MEADVILLE DISTRICT. 
8. H. Pratuer, P. E. 
(P. O., Meadville, Pa.) 


Albion, #. C. Rickenbrode. 
Blooming Valley (P. O., Mead- 
ville), to be supplied. 
Cambridge Springs, J. R. Rankin. 
Centerville, J. F. Black. 
Cochranton, D. M. Carpenter. | 
Conneaut Lake, J. D. Cleni- 
mons. 
Conneautville, Milton Smith. 
Cooperstown, 8. M. Clark. 
Dicksonburg, K. T. Jaquay. 
Edinboro, G.8. W. Phillips. 
Elgin, H. W. Kennedy. 
Espyville, 8. M. Sartwell. 
Ferdinand, W. P. Lowthian. 
Greenville, L. §. Rader. 
Guy’s Mills, G. H. Stuntz. 
Hamline Chapel (P. O., Mead- 
ville), to be supplied. 
Hartstown, to be supplied. 
Hydetown, S. E. Winger. 
Jamestown, J. C. Gillett. 


| Linesville, B. L, Perry. 


812 


Meadville: First Church, A. M. 
Courtenay. 

State Street, J. H. Bates. 
Meadville Circuit, to be supplied. 
Mill Village, W. W. Cushman. 
New Richmond (P. O., Teeple- 

ville), J. K. Mendenhall. 
Saegerstown, H. H. Clare. 
Spartansburg, A. J. Lindsey. 
Springboro, J. M. Foster. 

Steam burg (P. O., Beaver Center), 

to be supplied. S 
Sunville, y C. Ridout. 
Townville, #. M. Fradenburgh, 
Union City, C. W. Miner. 
Woodcock and Venango (P. O., 

Woodcock), C. H. Quick. 


W. H. Crawford, President of 
Allegheny College—member of 
First Church, Meadville, Quar- 
terly Conference. 





NEW CASTLE DISTRICT. 
J. C. Scorretp, P. E. 
(P, O., New Castle, Pa.) 

Balm and Cottage, to be supplied. 

Clark’s Mills, D. W. Thompson. 

Clarksville, W. S. Shepard. 

Edinburg, I, LB. Filey. 

Fairview, to be supplied. 

Fredonia, H. A. Teats. 

Grove City, J. A. Parsons. 

Harlansburg, J. &. Burrows. 

Hillsville, G. B. Carr. 

Mahoningtown, C. W. Foulke. 

Mercer, R. 8. Borland. 

New Castle: Croton, L.W. Elkins. 
Epworth, H. G. Dodds. : 
First Church, R. F. Randolph. 

New Lebanon, J. C. Womer. 

New Wilmington, D. R. Palmer. 

Pardoe and Jackson Center, to be 
supplied. 


ERIE CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Petersburg (O.), W. /. Small. 

Salem (P. O., Kennard), C. E. 
McKinley. 

Sandy Lake, J. M. Farrell. 

Sharon, A.B. Phillips. , 

Sharpsville, J. G. Ginader. 

Sheakley ville, O, L. Mead. 

Shenango and Pulaski, S. JL. 
Milis. 

Slippery Rock, J. A. McCamey. 

Volant, W. F. Flick. 

Wampum, 4. H. Batr. 

West Middlesex, S. 8. Burton. 

J. E. Tams, J. W. Campbell, D. G. 
Latshaw, and Horace Mckinney, 
left without appointments to at- 
tend some one of our schools. 


Quzst. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Franklin, Pa. 





CENTRAL GERMAN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Columbus, O., Sept. 8-13, 1897. 


BISHOP HURST, Presiding. 


Qurst. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

None. 


Quest. 2. Who have been ILead- 
mitted 2 
None. 


Quest. 8, Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Harvey A. Severinghaus, Al- 
bert Cramer, Hermann Giesen—3. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 


Quxst. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(@) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(®) In Studies of Second Year. 

Timothy A. Speckman, Gustav 
Maag, Louis H. Graessle, Henry 
Bank, Henry Schaedel—4, 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinwed 2 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 
Daniel Harrer, John A. Beck, 
Charles E. Buerkle—3. 





J} HoHORST, Secreiar: 


Post office of Secretary, 56 Scribner Street, Grand Rapids, Mich. 


(5) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 
None. 


Qusst. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 


Daniel Harrer, John A. Beck, 
Charles E. Buerkle—3. 


(b) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 
None. 


Qurst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 
Henry Bornemann, Ernst Muel- 
ler, Emil G. Boch, Hermann 
Beyer—4. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 
year. 


Henry B. Roller, Frederick W. 
Mueller, Edward W. Strecker, 
William F, Hayn—4. 


(0) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 


None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons 2 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
Henry Schaedel. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 





Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? , 
This was strictly attended to, as 
the name of each Preacher was 
ealled in open Conference. 


| Quust. 14, Who have been Trans- 


Served, and to what Conferences 2 
Franklin Ohlinger, to Hingua 
Mission. 
Quest. 15. Who have Died 2 


John Hueneke, Frederick Cra- 
mer, George Schwinn, George A. 
Breunig—4. 

(See obituaries, p. 456.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
; None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 


to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints 2 


None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been. Hxpelled? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 


George Berg, Henry Metzger—2. 
Quzxst. 23, Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? ; 

J. G. Reiber, William Geyer, 


William Ahrnes, C. Vogel, P. B. 
Becker, E. Riemenschneider, C. 
F. Heitmeyer, F. A.- Hoff, Jacob 
‘Gabler, F. Ruff, J. V. Jahraus, C. 
G. Fritsche, Sr., Gustav Bertram, 
John Schneider, William Bor- 
eherding, H. Krill, J. H. Luke- 
meyer, G. F. Fiedler, Conrad 
Wehnes, John H. Barth, Carl A. 
Militzer, John Haas, Andrew 
Mayer, J. C. Egley, Carl Bozen- 
hard, J. C. Wurster, William 
Riechenmeyer—27. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

Jacob Braun, Joseph Kern, P. 
J. Graessle, J. F. Severinghaus, 
H. E. Wulzen, Carl Koch, Jacob 
Bockstahler—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 504.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$29,323. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. “ 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$4,094.43. 


which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Qurst. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ¢ 


{These appointments are all in the State 
of Ohio, except as otherwise indi- 
cated.] 


CINCINNATI DISTRICT. 
Joun S. Sonnemer, P. E. 
(P. 0., Newport, Ky.) 


Batesville (Ind.), Hermann Beyer. 
Batesville Cireuit, Daniel Har- 


rer. 

Chillicothe and Waverly, W. E. 
Nocka. 

Cincinnati: Everett Street, John 

Oetjen. 

Mount Auburn, B. F. Beal. 
Race Street, David Graessle. 
Spring Grove Avenue, W. F 


Hayn. 

Third Church, Charles Treu- 
schel. 

Walnut Hills, Christian Bau- 


mann. 
Covington (Ky.), J. H. Schimmel- 
pfennig. ° 
Dayton, Elias Roser. 
Greenville and Piqua, 
Kapsch. 
Hamilton, John Claus. 
Indianapolis (Ind.): First Church, 
F, A. Hamp. 
Nippert Memorial, Henry Born- 
emann. 
Second Church and New Pales- 
tine, A. F. Zarwell. 
Third Church, Matthias Georg. 


3 


RK, ds 


Tronton and Zion, John Mueller, 
T. A. Speckman. 

Lafayette (Ind.) Andrew Graessle. 

Lawrenceburg (Ind.), William 
Rogatzky. 

Mount Healthy, Albert Cramer. 

Newport Cees J. Baechtold. 

Pomeroy, William Andree. 

Portsmouth, C. B. Koch. 

Terra Haute (Ind.), W. F. Grieve. 

William Nast, Honorary Editor of 
Der  Christliche Apologete— 
member of Race Street, Cincin- 
nati, Quarterly Conterence. 

A. J. Nast, Editor of Der Chiist- 
liche Apologete—member ot Ev- 
erett Street, Cincinnati, Quar- 
terly Conference. ; 

Christian Golder, Assistant Edi- 
itor of Der Christliche Apologete 
—member of Walnut Hills, Cin- 
cinnati, Quarterly Conference. 

Hermann Grentzenberg, Editor of 
Der Weguweiser zur Heiligung— 
member of Mount Auburn, Cin- 
cinnati, Quarterly Conference. 

Edward W., Streeker, left without 
appointment to attend some one 
of our schools. 


LOUISVILLE DISTRICT. 
Jacop RorHweiter, P. E. 
(P. O., New Albany, Ind.) 


Bedford (Ind.), A. J. Weigle. 
Booneville (Ind.), C. W. Helwig. 
Bradford (Ind.), C. H. Miller. 
Cannelton and Tell City (Ind.), 
W. J. G. Bockstahler, A. A. 
Severinghaus. 
Evansville (Ind.): First Church, 
J. F. Severinghaus. 
Mission Church, H. E. Wulzen. 
Huntingburg (Ind.), George Kal- 
etsch. 
Jeffersonville (Ind.), ©. G. Her- 
Zer. 
Louisville (Ky.): Breckenridge 
Street, H. G. Lich. 
Eighteenth Street and Otisco, 
Friedrich Johannes. 
Jefferson Street, J. E. Braun. 
Market Street, G. E. Hiller. 
Madison (Ind.), C. G. Fritsche, 


Jr. 
Mars (P. O., Saint Philip, Ind.), 
Jacob Allinger. 


Mount Vernon (Ind.), Louis 
Miller. 
Nashville (Tenn.), C. E. Sever- 
inghaus. 
New Albany (Ind.), W. A. 
Schruff, 


Salem (Ind.), J. C. Guenther. 

Santa Claus (Ind.), Adam Schan- 
zenbaecher. 

Seymour (Ind.), John W. Huber. 

White Creek (Ind.), L. 8. Katter- 
henry. 

H. B. Roller, Conference Evan- 
gelist—member of Hunting- 
burg Quarterly Conference. 


MICHIGAN DISTRICT. 

Josrra Kerv, P. E. 

(P. 0., Detroit, Mich.) 
Allegan (Mich.), J. J. Link. 
Ann Arbor (Mich.), “William 

Jauch. 





CENTRAL GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1897. 813 


Auburn and Garrett (Ind.), to be 

punplied: 

Bay City (Mich.), George Mit- 
ter. 


_Rerne (Mich.), Henry Bank. 


Defiance, Edward Kress. 
Detroit (Mich.): First Church, 
Oscar Rogatzky. 
- Second and Third Churches, 
' Ernst Werner, Hermann Gie- 
sen. ‘ 
De Witt (Mich.), B. E. E. Fisch- 
bach. 
Eden, D. E. Dangel. 
Elmore, John Kuster. . 
prvi (Mich.), Paul Wuer- 
el. 
Freeport (Mich.), Gustav Maagq. 
Goshen (Ind.), Conrad Boecklin. 
Grand Rapids (Mich.), John H. 
Horst. 
Holt (Mich.), F. A. Schumann. 
Kendallville (Ind.), S. J. Speck- ’ 


mann. 
Lansing (Mich.), Karl Koch. 
Marine City (Mich.), D. Dob- 
brick. 
Montague (Mich.), J. A. Mar- 
quardt. 
Muskegon (Mich.), mil G. 
Loch. 
Roseville (Mich.), F. A. Kuhnle. 
Saginaw and Kochville (Mich), J. 
R. Bodmer, C. #. Buerkle. 
Stryker, to be supplied. 
Toledo: East Side and Perrys- 
burg, Jacob Braun. 
Galena Street, to be parehoe 
Segur Avenue, Gustav Weiler. 
Walnut Street, J. J. Bock- 
stahler. 


NORTH OHIO DISTRICT. 
Joun G, ScHaat, P. E. 
(P O., Berea, O.) 


Akron, A. C. Baur. 

Allegheny (Pa.), 
thaei. 

Baresville (P. O., Hannibal), Her- 
man Rogatzky. 

Berea, John Mayer. 

Bucyrus, J. C. Gerlach. 

Canal Dover and Chili, F. J. Bau- 
mann 

Clarington, E. W. Bockstahler. 

Cleveland ; Bethany, F. W. Muel- 

ler. 

Immanuel, Henry Schaedel. 

First Chureh, Henry Pullman. 

Saint Paul’s, George Wahl. 
Columbus: First Church, Her- 

mann Herzer. 

Second Church, Z. H. Graessle. 
Delaware, Fredrick Mersfelder. 
Galion, C. O. Klocksiem. 
Marietta and Bonn, Henry Jend. 
Marion, C. E. Ploch. 

Marion Circuit, P. J. Graessle. 

Monroefield, J. A. Beck. 

New Knoxville, Max Dieterle. 

Pittsburg (Pa.): East Liberty and’ 
McKeesport, J. H. Holtkamp, 
one to be supplied. : 

First Church, Christian Spaeth. 

Second Church, Richard Plued- 

demann. : 
Sandusky and La Carne, Hrnst 

Mueller, one to be supplied. 
Spencerville, J. C. Gommel. 
Vermillion, Jocob Bockstahler, 


Daniel Mat- 


$14 


Wheeling (W. Va.), Louis Allin- 
ger. 

Karl Riemenschneider, President ; 
J. O. Berr and F. W. Schneider; 
Professors; J. CC. Marting, 
Treasurer and Financial Agent of 


German Wallace College—mem-| C. F. Kupfer, 


bers of the Berea Quarterly Conf. 

J.C. Weidmann, Superintendent 
of the Berea Orphan Asylum— 
member of Berea Quarterly 
Conference. 


CENTRAL GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Missionary in 
China. : 
Quzst. 89. Where shall the next 
- Conference be held ? 
In Evansville, Ind. 


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NEBRASKA CONFERENCE, 


Held in York, Neb., Sept. 15-20, 1897. 


BISHOP NINDE, Preszding. 


Quzst. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 

Serences ? 

Lorenzo Jean, from Des Moines ; 
William Van Buren, from Black 
Hills; Edwin D. Gideon (in stud- 
ies of third year), from North Ne- 
braska; Frank H. Winter (in stud- 
ies of first year), from Saint Louis; 
D.B. Lake, from Missouri —5. 


Qurst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches? 

U. S. Brown, from*Churech of 

United Brethren in Christ. 


Quest, 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial 2? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
William H. Stanley, Samuel T. 
Walker—2. 


(®) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Philip H. Smith, Frank H. 
Winter—2. 


(6) In Studies of Second Year. 

Arthur J. Hollingworth, John 
Calvert, Roscoe A. Barnes, George 
C. Cobb, Truman M. Ransom, 
Mortimer R. Crisp—6. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year, 
Frank R. Hollenback. 


(@) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinwed ? 


Bert E. Jacobs. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 


Alexander B. Grossman, Wil- 
liam N. Simpson, Mason A. Wim- 
berly, Henry F. Smith, George O. 
Ebersole—5, 


(0) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Frank H. Essert, William H. 








A. A. RANDALL, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, Aurora, Neb. 


Turrell, Robert L. Wolfe, Alson 
E. Chadwick—4, 


Quest. 8. What Member's are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 


Alexander B. Grossman, Wil- 
liam N. Simpson, Mason A. Wim- 
berly, Henry F. Smith, George C. 
Ebersole, Frank H. Essert, Wil- 
liam H, Turrell—7. 


(b) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously, 


Edward S. Burr, Abram J. 
Young, William H. Mills, Green 
W. Selby, Edwin D. Gideon—5. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 
Andrew W. Shamel, Clement 
L. Myers, W. John Calfee, Harr 
W. Cope, George L. Hosford, 
Jehu W.Embree, Finley E. Smith, 
Albert V. Wilson—8. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Eiders this 

year. 


Howard G. Wilcox, Arthur W. 
Partch, Frank W. Bean, Frank 
Mills, Clyde P. Metcalf, Robert 
T. Chipperfield, Alson E. Chad- 
wick—7, 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 


Robert H. Thompson. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 138. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 








Qurst. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences ? 
J. W. Lewis, to Maine; H. C. 
Harmon and #.L, Woéfe (in stud- 
ies of third year), to Black Hills; 
Jos. F. Hota (in studies ofthird 
year), to Northern Minnesota—4, 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
Z. B. Truman, Alfred Brigham 
aoe 
(See obituaries, p. 445.) 


Quzxst. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 
None, 


Queer. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quexst. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to, Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints 2 

None. 


\ 
Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled? 
None. 


Quzst. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

N.. L. Hoopingarner, A. P. 
Jones, D. C. Brannon, 4. J. 
Young, E.L. Wells, Alvin Ma- 
dole, James Williams, Moses An- 
derson, R. G. Adams, E. W. Mc 
Millen, J. 8. Orr—11. 


Quzst. 23..Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

C. W. Wells, O. P. Sheldon, J. 
H. Beery, Hiram Burch, G. B. 
Crippen, W. R. Jones, C. G. 
Lathrop, J epouia Marsh, Harrison 
Presson, Charles Reilly, L. W. 
Smith, J. W. Taylor, Edward 
Wilkinson, J. L. Fort, G. A. 
Smith, J. W. Warfield, Duke 
Slavens, G. A. Hobson—18, 


Quusr. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals 2 

C.8. Dudley, W. T. Cline, W. M. 
Worley,JohnGallagher, J. K Kem- 
per, M. C. Smith, G.W. Abbott—7. 
Quust. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? ‘ 

(See tabulated statement, p. 546.) 


NEBRASKA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quust. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Oonference 
Treasurer ? 

$14,120. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims on 
the Conference Fund ? 


$3,000. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


; $1,933, 
which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

{These appointments are all in the State 
of Nebraska. } 
BEATRICE DISTRICT. 

D. W. C. Huntineron, P. E. 
(P O.. Lincoln, Neb.) 


Alexandria, A. W. Partch. 
Beatrice: Centenary, C. 8S. Dud- 
ley. 

La Salle Street, J. W. Royse. 
Belvidere, /. H. Winter. 
Blue Springs, E. J. Randall. 
Burchard, 8. T. Watker. 
Chester, U. S. Brown. 

Crab Orchard, L. G. Parker. 
Daykin, H. B. Seymour. 
De Witt, J. R. Gettys. 
Diller, A. B. Grossman 

Du Bois, H. W. Cope. 
Ellis, te be supplied. 
Fairbury, J. A. Barker. 
Filley, @. A. Wimberly. 
Hebron, H. G. Wilcox. 
Holmesville, D. C. Phillips. 
Liberty, G. C. Ebersole. 
Odell, Francis Deal. 
Ohiowa, P. C. Johnson. 
Pawnee City, J. S. W. Dean. 
Plato, W. H. Standley. 
Reynolds, William Cowley. 
Steele City, 7. 2. Smith. 
Strang, E. L. Barch. 

’ Swanton, to be supplied. 
Tobias, W. WV. Simpson. 
Vesta, M. C. Smith. 
Western, C. H. Dalrymple, 
Wilber, J. EH. Rippetoe. 
Wymore, A. B. Whitmer. 


HASTINGS DISTRICT. 
W. B. Atexannver, P. E. 
(P. O., Hastings, Neb.) 


Ayr, to be supplied. _ 
Blue Hill, to be supplied. 
Bromfield, A. J. Hollingworth. 
Carlton, C. P. Metcalf. 
Clay Center, F. W. Bean. 
Cowles, J. G. Day. 
Davenport, W. H. Wills. 
Deweese, to be supplied. 
Doniphan, C. L. Hamilton. 
Edgar, W. J. Scott. 
Exeter, W. T. Cline. 
Fairfield, BR. N. Orvill. 





Fairmont, C. B. Lenfest. 

Geneva, O. W. Fifer. 

Grafton, N. H. Davis. 

Guide Rock and Bostwick, E. J. 
Bird. 

Hardy, E. F. 8. Darby. 

Harvard, A. W. Shamed. 

Hastings, G. W. Isham. 

Juniata, E. L. Wolff. 

Kenesaw, J. P. Badgley. 

Lawrence, #. 8. Burr. 

Nelson, J. W. Seabrook. 

Oak, J. G@. Walker. 

Ong, to be supplied. 

Red Cloud, J. M. Darby. 

Red Cloud Circuit, to be supplied. 

Roseland, A. E. Chadwick. 

Superior, Asa Sleeth. 

Sutton, T. 8. Fowler. 


LINCOLN DISTRICT. 
Ho 2: Davis, 2, Ey“ 
(P. O., Lincoln, Neb.) 


Alvo, T. M. Ransom. 

Ashland, William Worley. 

Bennett, J. T. Roberts. 

Cedar Bluffs, &. A. Barnes. 

Crete, Richard Pearson. 

Davey and Ceresco, to be sup- 
plied. 

Denton, to be supplied. 

Dorchester, F. A. Colony. 

Eagle, G. L. Hosford. 

Elmwood, W. A. Turreil. 

Friend, J. H. N. Cobb. 

Greenwood, to be supplied. 

Havelock, W. H. Prescott. 

Ithaca, A. V. Walson. 

Lincoln: Asbury, to be supplied. 
Bethel and Arbor, to be sup- 

plied. 
Emanuel, F. A. Stuff. 
Epworth, A. P. Huil. 
Grace, L. T. Guild. 
North Lincoln, G. S. Davis. 
Saint Paul’s, W. R. Halstead. 
Trinity, R. T. Chipperfield. 

Mead, to be supplied. 

Prairie Home, to be supplied. 

Raymond, #. &. Smith. 

Roca, G. W. Selby. 

Sharon, to be supplied. 

University Place, James Mailley. 

Valparaiso, J. A. Nichols. 

Victoria, to be supplied. 

Wahoo, J. W. Swan. 

Waverly, J. W. Linbree. 

Weston, to be supplied. 

Woodlawn, to be supplied. 

Isaac Crook, President of Ohio 
University--member of Univer- 
sity Place Quarterly Conference. 

I. L. Lowe and C. M. Ellenwood, 
Professors; F. M. Esterbrook, 
Financial Agent of Nebraska 
Wesleyan University—members 
of University Place Quarterly 
Conference. 


NEBRASKA CITY DISTRICT. 
Prrer Van Freer, P. E. 
(P. O., Nebraska City, Neb.) 


Adams, J. G. Stanard. 
Auburn, John Gallagher. 





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Brock and Talmage, J. C. H. 

_ Hobbs. 

Brownville, C. H. Gilmore. 

Cook, D. S. Davis. 

Douglas, C. E. Rowe. 

Dunbar, G. E. Price. 

Elk Creek, William Van Buren. 

Falls City, G. W. Abbott. 

Humboldt, J. K. Maxtield. 

Johnson, to be supplied. 

Louisville, John Calvert. 

Nebraska City, C. M. Shepherd. 

Nehawka, C. L. Myers. 

Palmyra, Lorenzo Jean. 

Peru, G. M. Gates. 

Plattsmouth, F. A. Campbell. 

Rulo and Shubert, B. E. Newton. 

Salem, Hiram Curtiss. 

Smartville and Trinity, to be sup- 
plied. 

Stella and Howe, George Shuman. 

Sterling, to be supplied. 

South Bend, Murdock, and Wa- 
bash, David Fetz. 

Syracuse, D. B. Lake. 

Table Rock, T. H. Worley. 

Tecumseh, J. R. Woodcock. 

Union, A. L. Folden. 

Weeping Water, G. H. Moulton. 


YORK DISTRICT. 
A. C. Crosruwaits, P. E. 
(P. O., York, Neb.) 


Arborville, 8S. T. Hawkins. 
Aurora, A. A. Randall. 
Beaver Crossing, to be supplied. 
Bellwood, T. A. Hull. 
Benedict, H. G. Claycomb. 
Bradshaw, W. K. Williams, 
Brainard, Enoch Holland. 
Charleston, to be supplied: 
David City, G. I. Wright. 
Emerald, to be supplied. 
Garrison, A. J. Marsh. 
Germantown and Ruby, 
supplied. 
Linwood, to be supplied. 
Marquette, to be supplied. 
Milford and Pleasant Dale, C. E. 
Giwits, 
Osceola, L. F. Smith. 
Phillips, J. A. Chapin. 
Platte Valley (P. O., 
Creek), C. L. Smith. 
Rising City, G. M. Jones.. 
Seward, J. KF. Kemper. 
Shelby, #. D. Gideon. 
Stockham, to be supplied. 
Stromburg, J. H. Presson. 
Surprise, D. P. Kline. 
Ulysses, G. M. Morey. 
Utica, Leander Morrison. 
Waco and Thayer, R. E. Neal. 
York, J. W. Stewart. 
York Cireuit, I. #. Crisp. 


L. C. Lemon, F. H. Essert, F. &. 
Hollenback, G. C. Cobb, J. BR. 
Trett, and P. H. Smith, left 
without appointments to attend 
some one of our schools, 


Quest. 80. Where shall the neut 
Conference be held ? 


Referred to Presiding Elders. 


to be 
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Silver 


516 


MONTANA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


MONTANA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Butte, Mont., Auge 19=24, 1897. 


BISHOP CRANSTON, 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Ferences ? 

Lee L. Tower, from Michigan ; 
Marcus £. Coen (in studies of third 
year), from Indiana; E. B. Louns- 
bury, from Wisconsin ; James 7’. 
M. &tephans (in studies of first 
year), from Vermont; M. M. Mi- 
ner, from Idaho; E. G. Catter- 
mole, from Central Illinois; E. 
M. Dugger, from Des Moines—’. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
D. E. Baldwin (located, North 
Dakota Conference, 1896). 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches? 

None. 


Quest, 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Charles-E. Miller. 


(5) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Qurst. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year, 
John W. Brodie. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 

Charles F. Smith, Robert P. 
Smith, Wilkie W. Howard, Philo 
W. Haynes, James T. M. Ste- 
phans—5. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
‘None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tonued ? 


None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


John A. Smith, Marcus E. Coen 
—2. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Robert H. Reed. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 


Robert H. Reed, John A. Smith 


Presiding. 


G. D. KING, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, Townsend, Mont. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Robert J. Forbes, Frank J. 
Bradley, Elmer T. Maring—s. 


Quzst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 
Thomas H. Wicks, John G. 
Clark, George E. Morse, Albert 
W. Hartshorn, Marcus E. Coen, 
Fred 8, Clemo—6. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 
None. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 


Leaming H. Mickel, John A. 
Martin, Eugene 8S. Dutcher—3. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Llected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
Peter R. Keplinger. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
Charles E. Miller. 


Quxst. 12. What others have been 
Hlected and Orduined Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quzst. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 

This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 

The case of EK. C. Avis was re- 
ferred to the Presiding Elder for 
investigation. 

Quxst. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 


William Rollins, to Wisconsin ; 
Thomas J. Hooper (in studies of 


‘third year), to Colorado; Frank 


W. Loy, to Southern Illinois; D. 
L. Thomas, to Des Moines—4. 
Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 

Philip Lowry, Alexis Berk—2. 
(See obituaries, p. 456.) 
Quxst. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 

None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 





Quust.19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Quxst. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
M. J. Hall, R. L. Bruce, George 
Comfort, T. H. Garvin, J. Mills 
—); 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


A. D. Raleigh, H. 8. Taft—2. 


Qursr. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

Jacob Mills, R. M. Craven, 
George Logan, F. A: Riggin, J. 
Wie Dait,) (G. aD ey King, i 
James—7, 4 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 462.) 


Quusr. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$4,187. 


Quest. 27, What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$1,800. 


Quxsr, 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$765.94, 
which has been applied under or- 
5 der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in the State 
of Montana. | 
BOZEMAN DISTRICT. 

J. W. Bennert, P. E. 

(P, 0., Bozeman, Mont.) 


Bannack, to be supplied. 

Billings, G. C. Stull. 

Birney, C. 2. Miller. 

Bozeman, J. W. Tait. 

Bozeman_ Circuit (P. 0., Boze- 
man), M. #. Coen. 

Dillon, E. G. Cattermole. 


MONTANA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


East 
L, L. Tower, 

Ekalaka, to, be supplied. 

Forsythe, £. 7. Maring. 

Glendive, Henry Warman, 

Lima, M. M. Miner. 

Livingston, L. H. Mickel. 

Livingston Circuit (P. O., Living- 
ston), to be supplied. 

Meadow Creek, F, A. Guiler. 

Miles City, H, A. James. 

Park City, W. W. Howard. 

Red Lodge, J. G. Clark. 

Sheridan and Virginia City (P.O., 
Sheridan), R. P Smith. 

Townsend, G. D. King. 

Twin Bridges, R. H. Reed. 

Whitehall, S. A. Oliver. 

White Sulphur Springs, @. F. 
Smith. 

Winston, to be supplied. 


HELENA DISTRICT. 
W. W. Van Orspett, P. E. 
(P. O., Helena, Mont.) 


Anaconda, W. T. Euster. 
Avon, William Hall, 


Gallatin (P. O., Belgrade), | Butte City: Mount View, E. B. 


Louusbury. l 
Trinity, to be supplied. 
Mount Bethel (pe O., Walker- 

ville), J. T. M. Stephans. 
South Butte and Meaderville 

(P. O., Butte, Sub station, 

No. 1), John Hasking. 

Columbia Falls, to be supplied. 

Elkhorn, 2. J. Forbes. 

Hamilton, to be supplied. 

Helena, E. M. Dugger. 

Helena Circuit (P. O., Helena), 
G. W. Jenkins. 

Kalispell, R. M. Craven. 

Kalispell Circuit, to be supplied. 

Libby (P. 0., Troy), to be sup- 
plied. 

Marysville, to be supplied. 

Missoula, J. J. McAllister. 

New Chicago, J. A. Smith. 

Ovando, F. 8. Clemo. 

Phillipsburg and Granite (P. O., 
Phillipsburg), S. E. Snider. 

Sand Point, to be supplied. 

ner 0., Helena), to be sup- 
plied. 

Stevensville, P. W. Haynes. 


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Thompson Falls, to be supplied. 


W. H. Watson, Superintendent of 
Government Indian School, 
Blackfoot Indians—member of 
Helena Quarterly Conference. 


‘Wilder asin Financial Agent 


of Montana Wesleyan Univer- 
sity—member of Helena Quar- 
terly Conference. 

BAY Riggin, R, A. Armstrong, 
George Logan, W. J. Gamble, 
8. J. Hocking, Allen Rodger, 
Joel Vigus, E. 8. Dutcher, J. H. 
Little, and D. E. Baldwin, 
Missionaries in North Montana 
Mission. 

A. W. Hartshorn, F. J. Bradley, 
and G. #. Morse, Missionaries 
in Utah Mission.’ 

T. H. Hicks and J. A. Martin, 
left without appointments to at- 
tend some one of our schools. 


Quest. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Anaconda, Mont. 





KENTUCKY CONFERENCE, 


Held in Pineville, Ky., Sept. 8-13, 1897. 


BISHOP MALLALIEU, Presiding. 


Quzst. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 
B. R. Wilburn, from Pittsburg ; 
W. B. Collins, from Indiana—2. 


QueEstT. 2. Who have been fead- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Gibson C. Mosher, James T. 
Smith, Charles S. Jupin, Herbert 
©. Shaw, Walter G. Baughn, 
Hickman C. Snapp, John W. 
Cantrell, John H. Massey, Walter 
B. Burton, Frederick T. Kelley, 
Elsie M. Hughgart, Robert T. 
Moores, William H. Thompson, 
Ulysses S. G. Perkins—14. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Wiiliam C. Wilson, Claude F, 
Lucas—2. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 

James F. Deal, Newell H. 
Young, Alexander F. Felts, James 
P. Faulkner, Alpheus H. Davis, 





THOS. HANFORD, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Covington, Ky. \ 


George E. Hancock, William H. 
Ackman—7. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None, 


Qusst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


Alexander D. Foster. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 
Albert E. Ulrich, William J. 
Cain—2, 
(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
William H. Davenport, Joseph 
F. Hopkins, Isaiah Cline—3. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 


Albert E. Ulrich, William J. 
Cain, William H. Davenport, Jo- 
seph F. Hopkins, Isaiah Cline—d. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Granville M. Burnett, John E. 
Thomas, William T. Dunn, John 
H. Frost—4. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 


William H, Evins, Mareus M. 
Roundtree, Jeremiah W. Walters, 





Theodore J. Perkins, Claude C. 
Hall, Alva J. Bennett, Charles P. 
Adams, Aaron L. Williams, Ruter 
W. Springer, Squire B. Wardrip, 
Clark T. Stump—11. 


Qusst. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


Bird Hughes, Frank L. Creech 


(bv) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. : 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
John C. Love, Elsie M. Hugh- 
gart—2. ; 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 
The case of Jasper Fields was 





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referred to the Presiding Elder of 
Ashland District. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences? 


Joel T. Keenan, to Saint Louis; 
C. M. Baker, to Central Ohio—2. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 


Jedediah Foster, Daniel Steven- 
son, R. D. Lashbrook, A. B. Col- 
ledge, C. S. Smith, O. M. Wilson 
—6. 

(See obituaries, p. 448.) 


Quxst. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. | 
Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted || 


to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 
None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hxpelled? 
S. K. Ramey. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
The orders of Joseph W. Max- 
well, an elder from the Methodist 
Episcopal Church, South; J. H. 
Collins, from the Wesleyan Con- 


nection; L. C. Roberts, John W. 


Hedrick, and Harvey J. Parsons, 
from the Methodist Protestant 
Church, were recognized—5. 


Quest, 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
J. W. Zimmerman, H. 8. Blais- 
dell, W. F. Maltbie—3. 


Quxst. 23. Who are the Swuperan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

J. S. Cox, J. S. Taylor, A. R. 
Crislip, E. D. Elliott, H. C. North- 
cott, J. H. Lennin, J. M. Cook, 
B. F. Whiteman, John Godby 
—9. 


Quust. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

Amon Boreing, W. B. Snead, 
C. 8. Markin, E. L. Shepard, W. 
Baie. C. W. Sutton, E. B. 

ill—%. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 569.) 


Quxsr. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$5,844. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$1,922. 





Germantown, A. #. Ulrich. 





Quest. 28. What has been Recewed 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

°$1,922, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

(These appointments are allin the State 
of Kentucky. | 
ASHLAND DISTRICT. 

J. G@. Dovsr, P. E: 

(P. O., Catlettsburg, Ky.) 


Advance, G. W. Howes. 

Ashland, A. B. Leonard. . 

Ashland Civeuit, Jsazah Cline. 

Catlettsburg, G. C. Mosher. 

Dorton aud Pikeville, C. F. Lucas. 

East Maysville, N. G. Grizzle. 

Flat Gap, J. F. Deal. 

Greenup, W. J. Cain. 

Louisa, W. H. Davenport. 

Olive Hill, A. C. Snapp. 

Paintsville and East Point, ¥. 2. 
Young. 

Quincy, 4. LZ. Williams. 

Rock Lick, to be supplied. 

Salyersville, to be supplied. 

Tolesboro, William Jones. 

Vanceburg, J. M. Ackman, 

Wallingford, J. G. Ragan. 


COVINGTON DISTRICT. 
G. R. Frenerr, P. E. 
(P. O., Covington, Ky.) 
Asbury, Cyrus Riffle. 
Augusta, R. D. Biven. 
Bellevue, T. B. Stratton. 
Covington: Main Street, Thomas 
Hanford. 
Shinkle, G. N. Jolly. 
Union, D. W. Clark. 
Dayton, Amon Boreing. 
Foster (P. O., Mount Auburn), J. 
B. Perryman. 











Ludlow, J. A. Colledge. 

Maysville, F. W. Harrop. 

Milldale, L. P. Hanks. 

Mount Olivet, Bird Hughes. 

Newport, C. W. Sutton. 

Powersville, T. H. Conrey. 

Sardis, W. H. Calvert. 

West Covington, L. B. Piersel. 

R. W. Springer, Chaplain in 
United States Army—member 
of Union, Covington, Quarterly 
Conference, P. O., Fort Thom- 
as, Ky. 


GREEN RIVER DISTRICT. 
S. W. Scuetton, P. E. 
(P. 0., Bremen, Ky.) 


Bremen, to be supplied. 
Dawson, to be supplied. 
Dexterville, to be supplied. 
Deer Lick, to be supplied. 
Earlington, C. C. Halt. 
Greenville, G. P. Jeffries. 
Hickory Grove, E. B. Timmons. 
Hopkinsville, to be supplied. 
Marion, @. M. Burnett. 
Milburn, W. C. Wilson. 
Morgantown, A. J. Bennett. 
Olaton, J. 7. Smith! 

Onton, C. S. Jupin. 
Owensboro, H. C. Shaw. 


KENTUCKY CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Owensboro Cirewt, J. H, Hays. 

Paducah, W. 7. Dunn. 

Sugar Grove, to be supplied. 

D.F. Kerr, Chaplain in Eddyville 
State Prison—member of Padu- 
cah Quarterly Conference. 


‘ LEXINGTON DISTRICT. 
J. D. Wats, P. E. 
(P. O., Lexington, Ky.) 


Albany and Gap Creek, to be sup- 
plied. 

Bethel Ridge, P. H. htt 

Gradyville, to be supplied. 

Grant, 4d. F. Felts. | 

Harrison, J. L. Sturgell. 

Holly Hill, to be supplied. 

Lexington, B. R, Wilburn. 

Middleburg, F. L. Creech. 

Nicholasville, V. T. Willis. 

Pulaski, H. D. Burnett. 

Riley, L. R. Godby. 

Salt Lick, John Cheap, 

Shelbyville, # 7. Kelley. 

Somerset, E. B. Hill. 

W. G. Baughn, Conference Evan- 
gelist—member of Nicholasville 
Quarterly Conference. 


LOUISVILLE DISTRICT. 
C. J. Howes, P. E. 
(P. 0., Louisville, Ky.) 


Beaver Dam, J. H. Brown. 

Bowling Green, W. &. Burton. 

Bowling Green Circuit, to be sup- 
plied.) /, 

Hardinsburg, S. F. Kelley. 

Leitchfield, A. H. Davis. 

Louisville: Epworth, C. P. Ad- 


ams. a 
Trinity, W. B. Collins. 
Wesley, Jobn Phillips. 

No Creek, W. E. Cook. 

Sample, W. B. Snead. 

Scottville, 8. B. Wardrip. 

Summit, J. H. Massey. 

Tompkinsville, to be supplied. 

Vine Grove, J. W. Cantrel/. 

Woodsonville, to be supplied. 

E. L. Shepard, Chaplain in State 
Prison at Frankfort, Ky.—mem- 
ber of Wesley, Louisville, Quar- 
terly Conference. 


MIDDLEBORO DISTRICT. 
J.S. Miter, P. E. 
(P. O., Barbourville, Ky.) 


Annville, J. F. Hopkins. 

Barbourville and Corbin, Freder- 
ick Grider, 

Barbourville M. WM. 
Roundtree. 

Beattyville, C. 7. Stump. 

Booneville, C. S. Markin. 

Breathitt, to be supplied. 

Burning Springs, Lafayette Davis, 

Campton, to be supplied. 

College Hill, J. R. Howes. 

Grays, R. T. Moores. 

Harlan, W..H. Ackman. 

London, #. MU. Hughgart. 

London Cireuit, to be supplied. 

Middlesboro, G. #. Hancock. 

Pineville, W. H. Crain. 

Rock Castle, to be supplied. 

West Bend, W. H. Thompson. 

Williamsburg, John Thomas. 

Woodbine, 7. J. Perkins. 


Circuit, 


ey 


9 BISHOP FITZGERALD, Presiding. 


College—member of Barbour- 
ville Quarterly Conference. 


G. E. Hancock, Professor in, Union 
College—member of Middles- 
boro Quarterly Conference. 


KENTUCKY CONFERENCE, 1897. 


_ od. P. Haulkner, President of Union| W.H. Childers, Conference Evan- 


gelist—member of Middleboro 
Quarterly Conference. 


W. H. Evins, U. S. G. Perkins, 


J. H. Thomas, J. W. Walters, 
D. P. Holt, J. H. Frost, W. A. 


dl9 


Schell, and W. G. Bradford, 
left without appointments to at- 
tend some one of our schools. 


Quest, 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
In Maysville, Ky. 





IOWA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Oskaloosa, Ia., Sept. 8-13, 1897. / 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences ? 

Edward J. Smith (in studies of 
third year), from Saint Louis Ger- 
man. 


Quxst. 2. Who have been Read- 
f mitted ? 


None. 


Qurst. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quxst. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Robert D. Pool, Marion L. 
Saunders, Wilfred C. Keeler, Wil- 
liam E. Snyder, Benjamin G. 
Hankins, Horace 8. Wiley--6. 


(0) In Studies of Third Year. 
Fred C. Demorest. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Paul H. McBeth. 


(b) In Studies-of Second Year. 

Walter W. Williams, G. H. 
Hanawalt, AlexanderW.McBlaine, 
John H. Taylor, Frederick B. 
Tucker, D. R. Martin, George 
Schlenker—7. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
\ None. 


_Quzst. 6. Who have been Discon- 


tinued ? 
William F, Hughes. 


Quzst. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 
Wade C. Barclay, Albert M. 
Mabaftfie, William S. Shearer, 
William L, Fry—4. 


(d) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Hiram T. Robinson, David G. 
Abbott, George L. Minear, John 
Hanks—4. 


Geil. 


STAFFORD, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, 403 Lincoln Street, Mount Pleasant, Ia. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 
Wade C. Barclay, Albert M. 
Mahaffie, William S§, Shearer, 
William L. Fry—4. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


William F. Gilmore, J. M. Hoo- 
ber, Edward J. Smith—8. 


Quxst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 

Hardy A. Ingham, William H. 
Dillon, James E. Van Winkle, 
Charles E. Coggeshall, Harry R. 
Osborne, Harry B. Scoles, Wil- 
liam H. Perdew, John W. Pool, 
Hiram T. Robinson, George L. 
Minear—10. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 

William R. Jeffrey, Jr., Ed- 
ward J. Shook, William L. Clapp, 
William B, Ireland, Hiram s 
Gilbert, David G. Abbott, John 
Hanks—7. ; 


(b) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 
None. 
Querst. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
John Chacey, Charles E. Fitz- 
simmons, Herbert C, Hart—3. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quusr. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
: None. 


(}) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 

This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 

The case of [, A. Bradrick was 
referred to T. J. Myers, E. H. 
Waring, and J. C. Willets for in- 
vestigation. 


Qursr. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 

J. L. T. Lawson, to North In- 
dia. 

Qumst. 15. Who have died ? 

W. E. Patterson, John Burgess. 
E. W. Twining, T. E. Corkhill 
—4, 

(See obituaries, p. 417.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request? 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints? 
None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled ? 
‘ C. W. Evans and ZH. £. Colby, 
expelled from ministry and mem- 
bership; P. C. Hogle, expelled 
from ministry—s. 


Quzxst. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 


The parchment of John Beale, a 
local deacon, was restored by re- 
quest of Lovilia Quarterly Confer- 
ence and the action of the Annual 
Conference. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

Banner Mark, F, W. Evans, W. 
C. Shippen, W. J. Spaulding, J. 
T. Simmons, J.S. Ferguson, I. N. 
Busby, John Davis, F. R. Hol- 
comb, John Potter, A. Latimer, J. 
H. Armacost, C. E. Corkhill, W. 
F. Mair, H. C; Ethell, J. G. Bar- 
ton, W. ‘N. Hall, J. J. Beckham 
—18. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
Anthony Robinson, J. T. Cole- 
man, Edmond H. Waring. Har- 
rison Runyan, Michael See, O. P. 
Light, W. F. Cowles, John B, 
Hill, Joshua B. Hardy, A. W. 
Stryker, J. G. Thompson, Jesse 
Craig, S. H. Thomas, Nelson 
Wells, R. B. Allender—15. 


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Quest, 24. Who are the Triens of 
Appeals ? 

W. R. Stryker, W. G. Thorn, 
J. W. Lambert, G. W. Pool, W. 
P. Stoddard, P. J. Henness, A. 
V. Kendrick—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 481.) 


Qurst. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$26,304. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$6,500. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
ow these Claims, and how has a 
been Applied ? 

$2,911, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in the State 
of Iowa. 


BURLINGTON DISTRIOT. 
G. M. Turriy, P. E. 

(P. O., Mount Pleasant, Ia.) 
Ainsworth, George Filmer. 
Burlington: First Church, R. F. 

Hurlburt. 

Grace, G. B. Swartz. 
West, U. 8. Smith. 


Burlington Circuit, C. W. Powel- 


son. 

Columbus City, B. G. Hankins. 

Columbus Junction, W. 8. Kight. 

Crawfordsville, W. L. Clapp. 

Danville, B. M. Boydston. 

Fort Madison: First Church, J. 
C. Willets. 

Santa Fe Avenue, J. M. Coats. 
Hillsboro, P. H. McBeth. 
Kossuth, /. W. Pool. 

Mediapolis, M. J. Pusey. 

Morning Sun, A. E. Buriff. 

Mount Pleasant: First Church, W. 
P. Stoddard. 

West Circuit) Samuel Thero. 

Mount Pleasant Circuit, J. W. 
Fraker. 

Mount Union, G. F. Cannom. 

New London, E. E. Doud. 

Salina, J. H. Zaylor. 

Sperry, S. F. Bishop. 

Wapello, T. S. Pool. 

Wayland, George Schlenker. 

West Point, A. Jf, Mahaffie. 

Winfield, John Hanks. 


C. L. Stafford, President; W. H. 
Mahaffie, F. W. Adams, and F. 
C. Demorest, Professors; T. J. 
Myers, Treasurer of Iowa Wes- 
leyan University—members of 
First Church, Mount Pleasant, 
Quarterly Conference. 


KEOKUK DISTRICT. 
C. 8. Coorgr, P. E. 
(P. O., Fairfield, Ia.) 


Batavia, H. F. Gilbert. 

Bentonsport, A. E. Thornley. 

Birmingham, J. E. Wilkins. 

Bloomfield, ‘T. B. Hughes. 

Cantril, S. W. Siberts. 

Centerville, I. O. Kemble. 

Cincinnati, G. W. Pool. 

Drakeville, Kk. Weese. 

Eldon, T. F. Barker. 

Exline, W. £. Snyder. 

Fairfield, J, A. Boatman. 

Farmington, G. W. Barber. 

Keokuk: Chatham Square, P. J. 

Henness. : 

First Church, R. L. Patterson. 

Keosauqua, C. L. Tennant. 

Keosauqua Circuit, C. W. Shep- 
herd. 

Libertyville, G. Z. Minear. 

Milton, J. W. Potter. 

Montrose, W.S. Shearer. 

Moulton, W. R. Jeffrey, Jr. 

Mount Zion, E. 8. Daly. 

Mystic, R. Breeden. 

Pulaski, 2. J. Smith. 

Salem, J. W. Carson. 

Selma, B. F. Shane. ° 

Troy, W. M. Erskine. 

West Grove, E. J. Shook. 

C. W. Shepherd, Agent of Con- 
ference Claimants’ Fund. 


MUSCATINE DISTRICT. 
J. C. W. Coxe, P. E. 
(P. 0., Washington, Ia.) 


Amish, to be supplied. 

Blue Grass, W. WV. Williams. 

Kalona, D. G. Abbott. 

Keota, W. C. Chew. 

Koszta, G. W. Byrkit. 

Ladora, W. N. Potter. 

Letts, D. C. Bevan. 

Lexington, A. M. Smith. 

Lone Tree, A. B. Hightshoe. 

Marengo, W. R. Stryker. 

Millersburg, John Bridges. 

Muscatine: First Church, J. W. 
Hackley. 

Park Avenue, 2. D, Pool. 
Muscatine Circuit, J. C. Kendrick. 
Nichols, M@. L. Saunders. 

North En lish, J. R. Payne. 
Oxford, W. C. Keeler. 

Riverside, H. N. Sxnith. 
Sweetland, H.R. Osborne. 

Tiffin, W. C. Barclay. 

Victor, C. H. Montgomery. 
Washington, W. G. Thorn. 
Webster, W. H. Jones. 

West Chester, C. R. Zimmerman. 
Wellman, J. E. Newsom. . 
West Liberty, I. B. Schrecken- 


gast. 
Williamsburg, H. F. Pugh. 
Wilton, J. F. Barnett. 


OSKALOOSA DISTRICT. 
W. G. Witson, P. E. 
(PB. 0., Grinnell, Ia.) 
Barnes City, W. C. Van Schoick. 
Beacon, G. H. Hanawalt, H. 8, 
Wiley. 








IOWA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Brooklyn, A. V. Kendrick. 
Deep River, D. Phillips. 
Delta, D. &. Martin. 
Ewart, D. F. Stiles. 
Grinnell, J. E. Corley. 
Kellogg, Isaac Borts. 
Lacey, W. A. Longnecker. 
Lynnville, R. Collier. 
Malcolm, .A. W. Haines. 


| Montezuma, E. C. Brooks. 


Newton, C. V. Cowan. 
Newton Circuit, Elias Handy. 
New Sharon, I. P. Teter. 
Oskaloosa: Central, M. Bam- 
ford. 
Oskaloosa Cireuit, to be 
lied. : 
Pella, C. H. Westfall. 
Reasoner, D. S. Dunlavy. 
Rose Hill, 8S. P. Souden. 
Sonora, A. 8. Loveall. ° 
Taintor, 4. W. MeBlain. 
Thornburg, J. A. Sinclair. 
What Cheer, W. N. Groome. 
C. F. Williams, Avent for the pro- 
motion of the cause of ‘Temper-- 
ance—member of Newton Quar- 
terly Conference. 


OTTUMWA DISTRICT. 
D. C. Surru, P. E. 
(P. O., Albia, Ta.) 


Agency, Thomas Osborn. 
Albia, E. L. Schreiner. 
Attica, W. A. Jackson, . 
Blakesburg, F. B. Tucker. 
Brighton, W. B. Marsh, 
Cedar, H. CG. Millice. 
Chillicothe, J. UM. Hoober. 
Durham, W. B. Ireland. 
Eddyville, J. B. Van Winkle. 
Fremont, W. S. Gardner. ; 
Hedrick, Latham Ingham. 
Iconium and Melrose, #. LZ. Ten-— 
nant. 
Kirkville, J. C. Coughlan. 
Knoxville, J. W. Lambert. 
Lovilia, H. B. Scholes. 
Martinsburg, C. W.. Wilson. 
Marysville, W. L. Fry. 
Moravia, C. R. Norton. ; 
Ottumwa: First Church, F. E.. 
Brush. 
Main Street, J. W. Lewis. 
Willard Street, W. H. Heppe. 
Packwood, C. £. Co, weal, 
Pleasant Plain, W. We Dition. 
Richland, W. 8. Moore. 
Sigourney, E. J. Pike. 
Tracy, H. A. Ingham. 
Unionville, A. C. Boyd. 


U. B. Smith, Assistant Superin- 
tendent of Iowa Children’s. 
Home Society—member of First 
Church, Ottumwa, Quarterly 
Conference. 


W. F. Gilmore, W. H. Perdew, 
H. T. Robinson, and J. M. Me- 
Clelland, left without appoint- 
ments to attend some one of our 
schools. ” 


sup- 


Quest. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held 2 


In Montezuma, la, 


’ CALIFORNIA GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


~ NS} 


321 


CALIFORNIA GERMAN CONFERENCE, 


Held in San Francisco, Cal., Sept. 9, 1897. 


BISHOP NEWMAN, Presiding. 


Quzst. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 
None. 


Quzst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? - 


None. 


QueEst. 38. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches? 

None. 


Qurst. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 


(@) In Studies of First Year. 
Henry H. Meyer, William Koh- 
lenberger—2, 


(6) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 
Quzst. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 
(b) In Studies of Second Year. 
None. 
(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 
(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 
Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
None. 
Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Blected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


None. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Jacob Schneider. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 


(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 


Jacob Schneider. 


(0) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. , 
None. 


Qusst, 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 
None. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 
year. 


None. 








FREDERICK BONN, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, San Francisco, Cal. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 
None. 


Quxsr. 11. What others have been 
Hected and Ordained Deacons ? 


(a) As Local Preachers, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Eiders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Quest. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 


None. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
None. 


Quzsr. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


Quust. 17. Who have been Located? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? ; 


Fritz Reiser. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 


None. 


Quust. 20. Who have been Hupelled? 
None. 


Quzsr. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 


None. 


22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
F, A. Werth. 


23. Who are the Superan- 

nuated Preachers ? 

G. H. Bollinger. 

24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

F, Meyer, G. Guth, F. Bonn, 


QUEST. 


QuEsT. 


QUEST. 








W. Schuldt, H. Brick, O. Wilke, 
L. E. Schneider—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 605.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

Disciplinary answer not received. 


Quest. 27. What are the Olaims 
on the Conference Fund? 


Not answered. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$226, 


which has been applied under or- 
der of the. ee 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
5 of California.) 


CALIFORNIA DISTRICT. 
GxorcE Guth, P. HE. 
(P. O., Lorin, Cal.) 


Anaheim, Jacob Schneider. 

Lorin, G. J. Schultz. 

Los Angeles: First Church, Otto 

Wilke. 

Second Church, Louis Kroeck. 
Marysville, to be supplied. 
Oakland : First Churéh, Reinhart 

Steinbach. 

East, Herman Brueck. 
Pasadena, Hermann Brauer, _ 
Prospect Park and Pervis, to be 

supplied. 

Santa Cruz, William Kohlenberger. 

San Diego, Frederick Meyer. 

San Francisco: Folsom Street, J. 

G. Vogel. 

Saint John’s, W. C. Schmutzler. 

Saint Paul’s, Frederick Bonn. 
San José, William Schuldt. 

Santa Rosa, L. E. Schneider. 

Stockton and Tracy, George 
Schroeder. 

Willmington and San Pedro, A. 
H., Meyer. 

J. W. Reidemann, Professor of 
Modern Languages in University 
of the Pacifie—Member of the 
San José Quarterly Conference. 


Quzst. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In San Francisco, Cal. 


822 


NORTHWEST GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


NORTHWEST GERMAN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Garner, Ia., Sept. 30=Oct. 5,.1897. ty 


BISHOP WARREN, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences 2 

None. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches 2 

None. 


Quzsr. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Frederick W. Schaefer. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year, 
None, 


Quest. 5. Who have been Contin- 
ued on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 

Robert L. Hertel, F. Otto Barz, 
William Loeck, William F. Koer- 
ner, Wilhelm C. Hilmer—5. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership 2 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


Ludwig C. Buehlmeyer, Wil- 
liam Schlein, William H. Klaus 
Oa 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
None. 


Qurst. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 


_ Ludwig C. Buehlmeyer, Wil- 
liam Sehlein, William H. Klaus 
—3, 
(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously, 
None. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 


Albert F. Damerow, Herman 
J. Loemker—2. 


J. F HIRSCH, Secretary. 


Post ofiice of Secretary, Charles City, Ia. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders - this 

year. 
Frederick H. Thiel, Henry R. 

Schmidt—2. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Hlected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
None. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Hiders? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Qumst. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans-> 


Served, and to what Conferences ¢ 
W. H. Schmidt, to Upper Iowa. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
Peter Helwig, Philip Wacker—2, 
(See obituaries, p. 456.) 
Quest. 16. Who have been Located 


at their own request ? 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
| None. 

Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 


None. 
Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled ? 
None. X 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 


None. 


Quxst. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
Frederick Schaub, H. A. West- 
fall, F. H. Hilmer, ae Schaub 
¥. H. Wellemeyer, G. H. Wessel 


—6. 


Quust. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers 2 
Christoph Schulz, Frederick 
Merten, Charles ‘Kluckholm, C. 
F. Tramm, Ferdinand Fisher, J. 
J. Spicker, Casper Hess, Henry 
Schuldt—s. 


Quust. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

Frederick Schaub, A. M. Bren- 
ner, H. BR. Fiegenbaum, J. F. 
Hartke, C. F. Steffler, Carl Krue- 
ger, H. J. Schmidt—7. 


Quest. 25. Whut is the Statistical 
Report for this year? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 525.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$7,839. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Hund? 


$950. 


Qurst. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$696, 


which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


QuEst. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 


of Iowa, except as otherwise indi- 
cated. ] 


GALENA DISTRICT. 


W. Hz. Rotrine, P. E. 
(P. 0., Galena, Ill.) 


Colesburg, Otto Neiderhuth. 
Decorah, B. C. Brandenburg. 
Dubuque, John Klaus. 
Elkport and Brush Creek, to be 
supplied. 
Freeport (Ill.), J. F. Hartke. 
Galena (Tll.), William Schlein. 
Giard, W. V. Schlung. 
La Crosse (Wis.): North, H. W. 
Schneider, 
South, L. J. Brenner, Frederick 
Schaub, sup. 
Lansing, H. J. Schmidt. 
Lena, H. H. Schwietert. 
Platteville ey G. E. Kienle. 
Sherill, F. H. Schuldt. 
Stitzer (Wis.), F. O. Bare. 
Tomah (Wis.), to be supplied. 
Woodbine (Ill.), to be supplied. 
Yellow Creek (Ill.), Andrew Im- 
mer. 


NORTHWEST GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


SOUTH DAKOTA DISTRICT. 
Henry Kasre, P. E. 
(PB. O., Redfield, 8. Dak.) 


Castlewood (8. Dak.), L. C. Buehl- 
meyer. 

Crandon (8. Dak.), A. F. Hilmer. 

Elkton and White (8. Dak.), F. 
C. Steffier. 

Gettysburg (S. Dak.), to be sup- 
plied. 

Parker and Waconda (S. Dak.), 
J. W. Feller. 

Redfield (S. Dak.), H. J. Loemker. 

Roekham and Faulkton (8S. Dak.), 
A. F, Damerow. 


_ Webster (S. Dak.), F. H. Thiel. 


Wessington Springs and Howard 
(P. O., Woonsocket, 8. Dak.), to 
be supplied. 

Wilmot and Summit (8. Dak.), 
R. L. Hertel, 





UPPER IOWA DISTRICT. 
Wixuram Koerner, P. E. 
(P. 0., Charles City, Ta.) 


Alden and Dows, Gottlieb Haefner, 

Burt and Fenton, H. R. Schmidt. 

Charles City, E. W. Henke. 

Dennison, C. G. Clausen. 

Eldora and Tipton, to be sup- 
plied. 

Flood Creek, C. A. Schuldt. 

Fort Dodge, W. H. Klaus. 

Garner, C. H. Pribe. 

Gladbrook and Reinbeck, Carl 
Krueger. 

Klemme and Germantown, H. E. 
Hilmer. 

Le Mars, C. H. Horney. 

Mason City, W. F. Koerner. 

Odebolt, J. A. Lemke. 

Saint Charles and Rudd, A. M. 
Brenner. 





323 


Schaler, William Loeck. 

Sioux City, H. R. Fiegenbaum. 

Spencer and Ayershire, / W. 
Schaefer. 

Storm Lake, Adolph Dulitz, 

F. E. Hirsch, Professor in Charles 
City College — member of 
Charles City Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 

E. E. Schuette, President of Mount 
Pleasant German  College— 
member of Charles City Quar- 
terly Conference. 

W. C. Hilmer, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one 
of our schools. 


Qurst. 380. Where shall the next 
Conference be held? 


In Giard, Ia. 


i 





NORWEGIAN AND DANISH CONFERENCE, 


\Held in Forest City, Ia., Sept. 9-14, 1897. 


BISHOP VINCENT, Presiding. 
} 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
6 Paneer and from what Con- 
es 


James Sanaker, from Norway. 


Quzxst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted 2 


None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Qursr. 4. Who have been Received 
. on Trial? } 
(qa) In Studies of First Year. 
Ole Hall, Hans T. Larsen, Knud 
Windberg, Peter Rasmussen—4. 


(6) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(8) In Studies of Second Year. 
“Jens Johan Petersen, Nels C. 
Hansen, Andrew W. Rosness, 
Matthew W. Stensen—4. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
. None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 

Marinius M. Londahl, 
Sivertsen—2. z 


Peter 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year 


Hans Smeland, Julius J. Kors- 
mo, Oscar Knudsen--3. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 


None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 
Hans Smeland, Julius J. Kors- 
mo, Osear Knudsen—3. 


t 
(b) 4.dmitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Lars T. Torgersen. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 


Carl G. Gundersen, Carl H. 
Josephsen, Anton M. Trelstad, 
Nels L. Thorness, Ole Nelsen—5. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


None. 
(®) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
Abraham Gulbrandsen. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


L. A. LARSEN, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, 879 Le Moyne Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Quzst. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 


Peter Rasmussen, to Norway 
Conference. 
Quxsr. 15. Who have Died ? 

J. H. Johnson, H. H. Holland. 
(See obituaries, p. 456.) 
Qurst. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 

None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quust. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quxst. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Qurst. 20. Who have been Expelled ? 
None. 
Quest. 21, What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 
None. 


824 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers 2 
None. 


’ Quest. 28. Who are the Superan- 
4 nuated Preachers ? 

Peter Jensen, Endre Enderson, 
A. O. Ulland, Engebrit Arvesen, 
B. E. Olin, Christopher Christo- 
phersen, James Petersen—7. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
fi Appeals ? 

O. P. Petersen, C. F. Eltzholtz, 
L. A. Larsen, O. A. Wiersen, Ole 
Jacobsen, Andrew ‘Haagensen, 
M. L. Kjelstad—7. 


Quzst. 25. What is the Statistical 
, Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 610.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


; $5,146. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund 2 


$1,375. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 


of Minnesota, except as otherwise in- 
dicated. ] 


CHICAGO DISTRICT. 
Freprericx Rive, P. E. 
(@. O., 908 Hamlin Street, Evanston, II.) 


Calumet and Allouez (Mich.), 
Henry Danielson. 
Cambridge (Wis.), Alexander An- 
dreasen, 
Chicago (Ill.): Emanuel, H. C. 
unson. 
First Church, James Sanaker. 
Kedzie Avenue, Andrew Hansen. 
Maplewood Avenue, L. A. Lar- 
sen. 
Moreland and Linden Park, O. 
A. Wiersen. 
North Avenue, Hans Smneland. 
Park Side and West Pullman, 
J. J. Petersen. 
The New Mission, to be sup- 
plied. 


NORWEGIAN AND DANISH 











Dwight (Ill.), to be supplied. 

Evanston, Gustav Mathieson, 

Ishpeming and Pequaming(Mich.), 
to be supplied. 

Leland, Lee, and Sandwich (Ill.), 
H. P. Nilsen. 

Ludington (Mich.), WW. Z. Lhor- 
Ness. : 

Manistee (Mich.), Paul Haugan. 

Marinette, Green Bay, and de Pere 
(Wis.), M. L. Kjelstad, 

Milwaukee (Wis.), C. F. Eltz- 
holtz. 

Muskegon (Mich.), Oscar Knud- 
son. 

Neenah and Waupaca (Wis.), to 
be supplied. 

North Cape (Wis.), to be ee lied. 

Norway and Stavanger (Ill.), to 
be supplied. 

Racine (Wis.), Bethany, L. C. 

Knudsen. 
Trinity and Kenosha, O. P. 
Petersen, C. H. Johnson. 
Sheboygan and Manitowoe (Wis.), 
to be supplied. 

Stoughton and Whitewater (Wis. ), 
Arne Johnsen. 

Woodstock (Ill.), to be supplied. 


Christian Treider, Book Agent— 
member First Church, Chicago, 
Quarterly Conference. 


N. E. Simonson, Principal Nor- 
wegian and Danish Theological 
School—member of Evanston 
Quarterly Conference. 


Andrew Haagenson, Editor of 
Christelig Talsmand—member 
of Evanston Quarterly Confer- 
ence, 


MINNEAPOLIS DISTRICT. 
O. L. Hansen, P. E. 
(P. O., 1694 Blair Street, St. Paul, Minn.) 


Ashland and Hayward (Wis.), F. 
A. Searvie. 

Belvidere, Eidsvold, and Millville, 
to be supplied. 

Brighton, Norseland, and Stordan, 

ornelius Jensen. 

Canby, Toronto(S.Dak.),and Lake 
Hendrick, C. G. Gundersen. 

Deer Park (Wis.), Asle Knudsen. 

Duluth, J. C. Tollofsen. 

Eau Claire, Menomonee, Wausau, 
and Merrill (Wis.), to be sup- 
plied. 

Forest City (Ia.), T. M. Hauge. 

Grantsburg (Wis.), John Lorentz. 

Hutchinson, Lake Lillian, and 
Lake Elizabeth, V. C. Hansen. 

La Crosse, North La Crosse ey 
and New Albion (la.}, Yu. W. 
Stensen. 








CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Lake Mills (Ja.), Glenville, and 
Blooming Grove, Elliot Hansen. 

Madison Circuit, to be supplied. 

Milan Cireuit, C. H. Josephsen. 

Minneapolis, Ole Jacobsen. 

Newburg Circuit, Gustav Abra- 
hamsen. 

New Centerville and Hartland 
‘(Wis.), H. P. Berg. 

Red Wing and Diamond Bluff 
(Wis.), Ole Hall. 

Rutland Circuit (a.), to be sup- 


plied. 

Saint Paul, O. H. Wilson. 

Washington Prairie and Round 
Prairie, to be be ora 

West Superior (Wis.), O. T. 
Lowen. ; 

Westby, Richland, and Asbury 
(Wis.}, to be supplied. 

J. J. Christensen, Superintendent 
Denmark Mission. 


OMAHA DISTRICT. 
Rasmus WiLHELMSEN, P. E, 
(P. O., 1713 N. 25th Street, Omaha, Neb.) 


Denver (Colo.),,H. 7. Larsen. 
Des Moines and Clinton (Ia.), N. 
. Nyrop. 

Fremont and Kennard (Neb.), An- 
drew Erickson. 

Missouri Valley and Sioux City 
(Ia.), Ole Nelsen. 

Omaha (Neb.), Rasmus Wilhelm- 
sen. 

Sioux Falls and Berton (8. Dak.), 
A. W. Rosness. 

Viboeg (8. Dak.), M. O. Block. 


RED RIVER VALLEY DIST. 
J. A. JAcoznsrn, P. E, 
(P. 0., Crookston, Minn.) 


Crookston, J. A. Jacobsen. 

Devil’s Lake, Crary, and Rugby 
Junction (N. Dak.), Z. 2. Lor- 
gersen, 

Fergus Falls, Thordenskjold, Hen- 
ing, and Sauk Center, Martinius 
Tillarud. 

Grand Forks and Grafton (N. 
Dak.), A. MW. Trelstad. 

Hillsboro and Blanchard (N.Dak.), 
Christian Olsen. 

Br rege and Beltrami, E. T, Schol- 

ert. 

Stephen and Warren, Elias Gjerd- 
j 4 ¥ 


ing. 

St. Hillaire and Thief River Falls, - 
Knud Windberg. 

Valley City Ae Enderlin (N, 
Dak.), J. J. Korsmo. 


Quest. 30. Where shall the neut 
Conference be held ? 


In Racine, Wis. 


. WEST WISCONSIN CONFERENCE, 1897. | 


825 


WEST WISCONSIN CONFERENOE, | 


Held in Platteville, Wis., Sept. 15-20, 1897. 


BISHOP MERRILL, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ¢ 
Edward W. Mueller (in studies 

of first year), from Kansas. 


Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 2. 


Quzst. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

James A. Hill, Arthur C. 
Vaughan, Guy W. Campbell, Ar- 
thur V. Ingham, Edward W. 
Mueller—a. 


(5) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Contin- 
ued on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Elmore L. Cooper, Robert H. 
Stokes, Leroy E. Hoisington, Em- 
manuel Breeze, Albert N. Sweet, 
James W. Irish, Milton A. Mi- 
chales—7. 


(}) In Studies of Second Year. 

William E. Kloster, John E. 
Kundert, Donald McKenzie, Verne 
R. Thompson, Wesson J. Dougan, 
Emanuel Harris, George H. R. 
Kershaw, Thomas E. Foss, Ed- 
ward £. Andrus, Charles L. Hock- 
ing, Scott H. Witherbee, Newton 
J. Harbit, John Fisher, William 
W. Blair, William M. Philpott 
—15. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


Harley C. Chambers,, William 
Moore, Charles E. Botts—8. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 

William F. Bradley, Warren G- 
Jones, Levi A. Brenner, Josiah V. 
Bennett, Charles W. Turner, Wil- 
liam J. James, Walter P. McClos- 
key—7. 








J. T. MORGAN, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Monroe, Wis. 


Quusr. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. ' 
Harley C. Chambers, William 
Moore, Charles E. Botts, William 
F. Bradley, Warren G. Jones, Levi 
A. Brenner, Josiah V. Bennett, 
Charles W. Turner, William J. 
James, Walter P. McClaskey—10. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Frank E. Lewis. 


Quxst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year 2 
James E. Holden, William P. 
Burrows, Tyree M. McClung, 
Paul Hull, Edwin A. McKinney 
—5. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Vourse 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


John Vincent, Luther E. Peck- 
ham, Halsey P. Waldron, Frank 
Bell, Wilbur F. Tomlinson—5. 


(0) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
William E. Kloster, Arthur C. 
Vaughan, Joseph C. B. Peck—3. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(5) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 


Served, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
William McMillan, O. B. Kil- 
bourn, Matthias Woodley, Elbridge 
Bradford—4. 
(See obituaries, p. 449.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 








Quest. 17. Who have been Located 2 
None. 


Quust. 18. Who have Withdrawn? 
None. 


Quzst. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints 2 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hxpelled ? 
None. je 


Quxst, 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
The parchments of B. M. Ful- 
mer, an elder, were restored. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

O. A. Britton, John Steele, H. 
D. Smith, J. F. Ziegler, I. L. Bar- 
ron, E. R. Sidell, F. W. Straw, 
Lf. #, Lewis—8. 


Quxsr. 238. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers? 

H. D. Jenks, W. W. Wheaton, 
I, B. Richardson, James Havens, 
William Massee, Daniel Clingman, 
G. W. Nuzum, James Sims, El- 
more Yocum, W. C. Ross, W. E. 
Conway, G. D. Brown, Thomas 
Crouch, William — Hamilton, 
Thomas Lawson, C. P. Hackney, 
Richard Dudgeon, P. E. Knox, 
George Benham, W. 8. Taylor, 
Matthew Dinsdale, M. B. Balch, 
J. E. Irish—28. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers 
of Appeals ? 

John Holt, J. D. Brothers, E. 
T.: Briggs, W.ojkke Irish, Co. C) 
Swartz, D. M. Sinclair, E. H. Mc- 
Kenzie—7. 


QuEST. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 540.) 


Quzst. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$14,883. 


Quxst. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$6,751. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$2,629, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference, 


326 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

[These appointments are all in the State 
of Wisconsin. ] 
ASHLAND DISTRICT. 

A. J. Davis, P. E. 

(P. O., Superior, Wis.) 


Alabama, WV. J. Harbit. 
Ashland, F. M. Haight. 
Ashland, East, to be supplied. 
Barron, E. C. Dixon. 
Bayfield, A. NV. Sweet. 
Cadott, W. M. Philpott, 
Cameron, W. J. James. 
Cartwright, to be supplied. 
Chili, to be supplied. 
Clear Lake, H. P. Blake. 
Colby and Unity, S. A. Hoff- 
man. 
Cumberland, E. H. McKenzie. 
Downing, J. B. Bachman. 
Glenwood, W. F. Tomlinson. 
Grantsburg, W. #. Kloster. 
Greenwood, Paul Huil. 
Hurley, to be supplied. 
Itasca, to be supplied. 
Loyal, to be supplied. 
Marshfield, J. A. Hill. 
Medford. G. W. Pepper. 
New Richmond, T. J. Snodgrass. 
Osceola, E. T. Briggs. 
Phillips, C. #. Botts. 
Pittsville, to be supplied. 
Prairie Farm, to be supplied. 
Rib Lake, 8S. F. Griffith. 
Rice Lake, W. P. Burrows. 
can Croix Falls, W. P. McClas- 
ey. 
Shell Lake, George Brown. 
Shell Lake Circuit, to be supplied. 
Spencer, J. H. McManus. 
Stanley, to be supplied. 
Superior: Cumming Avenue, to 
be supplied. 
Fifty-ninth Street, #. A. We- 
Kinney. 

First Church, A. L. Tull. 
Turtle Lake, to be supplied. 
Washburne, 4. V. Ingham. 
‘Weyerhauser, to be supplied. 
Donald McKenzie, left without ap- 

pointment to attend some one 

of our schools. 


EAU CLAIRE DISTRICT. 
Micuart Benson, P. E. 
(P. O., Eau Claire, Wis,) 


Altoona, to be supplied. 


Arcadia, 8. S. Benedict. 
Arkansaw, John Holt. 
Augusta, W. W. Hurd. 
Chippewa Falls, Edmund Trimm. 
Durand, W. F. Emery. 
Eau Claire: First Church, H. E. 
Beeks. 

Lake Street, G. W. Case. 
Eau Claire Circuit, H. P. Waldron. 
Kau Galla, L. N. Wooley. 
Eleva, G. H. R. Kershaw. 
Ellsworth, George Derby. 
Fairchild, John Leimkuhler. 


Hammond, Warren Woodruff. 
Hudson, J. S. Parker. 
Knapp, C. A. Smith. 
Louisville, E. P. Sanderson. 
Lucas, William Galloway. 
Maiden Rock, @. W. Campbell. 
Menomonee, A. M. Pilcher. 
Merrillan, J. T. Bryan. 
Misha-Makwa, to be supplied. 
Modena, to be supplied. 
Mondovi, John Haw. 
Neillsville, A. B. Scoville. 
Ono, L. W. McKibben. 
Pepin, John Fisher. 

Prescott, James Evans. 
River Falls, W. M. Balch. 
Sechlerville, W. 7. Bradley. 
Whitehall, W. E. Doughty. 
Woodville, to be supplied. 


LA CROSSE DISTRICT. 
Henry Goopset1i, P. E. 
(P. O., Sparta, Wis.) 


Baraboo: First Church, W. M. 
Martin. 

Second Church, R. H. Stokes. 
Black River Falls, C. W. Turner. 
Bloom City, to be supplied. 
Bloomingdale, #. #. Andrus. 

De Soto, James Jefferson. 

Galesville, J. D. Brothers. 

Elroy and Wonewoe, J. C. Gor- 
don, S. H. Waitherbee. 

Tronton, J. A. Niell. 

Kendall, H. C. Chambers. 

La Crosse: Caledonia Street, I. 

F. Nuzum. 

Kings Street, #. W. Mueller. 

West Avenue, F. L. Hart. 
Mauston, J. H. Benson. 

Melrose, H. J. Witherbee. 
Necedah, Thomas Foulkes. 

New Lisbon, J. D. Searls. 
Newton, #. L. Cooper. 

North Freedom, ers Colman. 
Norwalk and Wilton, W. W. 

Blair. 

Onalaska, Arthur Chalfant. 
Reedsburg, G. N. Foster. 

Sparta, F. H. Wright. 

Sparta Circuit and Leon, James 

Ford, Robert Smith. 
Springville, L. E. Peckham. 
Stoddard, to be supplied. 
pees Prairie, to be supplied. 
Tomah, C. E. Butters. 
Trempealeau, John Vincent, 
Tunnel City, 7. @. MeClung. 
Viroqua, A. J. Coram. 

West Salem, L. #. Hotsington. 


W. R. Irish, Agent of Superannu- 
ated Preachers’ Endowment 
Fund-—member of First Church, 
Baraboo, Quarterly Conference, 


MADISON DISTRICT. 
J. W. McKay, P. E. 
(P. 0., Madison, Wis.) 
Albany, H. B. Breneman. 
Briggsville, M.A. Michaels. 
Black Earth, J. W. Irish. 


WEST WISCONSIN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Brodhead, G. W. Horton. 

Brooklyn, W. O. Nuzum. 

Delton, G. A. Joslin. ~ 

Hancock and Coloma, 7. £. Foss. 

Juda, Howard Miller. 

Kilbourn City, Alfred Verran. 

Lodi and Dane, Will Rowe, J. 2. 
‘Kundert. 

Lone Rock, J. #. Holden. 

McFarland, W. J. Dougan. 


Madison: First Church, EK. J. 
Baskerville. 
First Church Mission, to be sup- 
plied. 


Marzomania, V. &. Thompson. 
Merrimac, J. N. Mills. 
Mill Creek, to be supplied. 
Monroe, J. T. Morgans. 
Monroe Circuit, Henry Stewart. 
Monticello, R. W. Nicholas. 
Mount Horeb, W. @. Jones. 
Muscoda, J. P. Greer. 
Oregon, W. F. De Lap, Wiliiam 
Moore. 
Plainfield, C. C. Swartz. 
Portage City, H. W. Bushnell. 
Poynette, F. H. Harvey. 
Richland Center, E. C. Booth. 
Sextonville, to be supplied. 
Spring Green, A. E. Smith. 
Verona, T. J. Lewis. 
Westfield, H. A. Rogers. 


PLATTEVILLE DISTRICT. 
Joun Tresipper, P. E. 
(P. O.,; Platteville, Wis.) 


Argyle, /. V. Bennett. 

Belmont, Z. A. Brenner. 

Benton, J. W. Barnett. 

Bloomington, A. A. Loomis. 

Boscobel, J. E. Webster. . 

Cassville, J. A. Dixon. 

Cuba:City, A. C. Halsey. 

Darlington, George Merrifield. 

Dodgeville, William Atkinson. 

Dodgeville Circuit, D. J. Whiting, 

Excelsior, N. C. Bradley. 

Fayette, John Harris. 

Fennimore, Richard Pengilly. 

Hazel Green, Benjamin Nott. 

Lancaster, D. M. Sinclair. 

Linden, Christopher Cook. 

Minera) Point, S. W. Trousdale. 

Montfort, P. S. Mather. 

Mount Hope, William Shepherd. 

Mount Sterling, to be raincen 

Patch Grove, to be supplied. 

Platteville, H. W. Troy. : 

Prairie du Chien, W. H. Chyno- 
weth. 

Rewey, A. C. Vaughan. 

Shullsburg, J. A. Willey. 

Soldiers’ Grove, T. W. Sean: 

South Wayne, Frank Bell. 

C. L. Hocking, Emmanuel Harris, 
and Lmmanuel Breeze, left with- 
out appointments to attend some 
one of our schools. 


Quest. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
In Eau Claire, Wis. 


\ 


CHICAGO GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


\ 


CHICAGO GERMAN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Ripon, Wis., Sept. 16-20, 1897. 


BISHOP WARREN, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 
None. 


Quzst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quzst. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches? 


None. 


Qusst, 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Frank Hartl, William F. Beyer, 
Charles Handschin—3. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quzst. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 
Franz F. Enderis, William G. 
Schmidt, Emil Klawiter—3. 


(© In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quzst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Hlected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 
Julius A. Jandre, Edward C. 
Jannusch—2. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are im 
Studies of Third Year? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 
Julius A. Jandre, Edward C. 
Jannusch—3. 


(b) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


None. 


Quzsr. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 

John A. Diekmann, Carl F. 
Henke, Jacob L. Menzner—8. 








Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


Gustav Elske, John D. Meyn, 
Hugo Guenther—s. 


(5) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 


(a) As Local Preachers. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 
Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quezst. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 


Frederick Zoerb, to Wisconsin. 


Quzst. 15. Who have Died? 
Henry Dueringer, Nicholas Eif- 
ler—2. 
(See obituaries, p. 456.) 
Quest. 16. Who have been Located 


at their own request ? 
Charles Roehl. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quzst. 18. Who have Withdrawn? 
William Haas. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints 2 

None. 
Quest. 20. Who have been Hupelled? 
None. 

Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
None. 

Quest. 22. Who are the Swpernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

H. D. Kamp, William Karnopp, 





C. F. MORF, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Chicago, Ill. 


W. F. Krueckmann, J. A. Mul- 
finger—4. 


Qursr. 23. Who-.are the Superan~ 
nuated Preachers ? 
Henry Overbeck, Henry Wester- 
field, Michael Entzminger, Fred- 
erick Hanken, Gustav Zollmann, _ 
Charles Schuler, William Meyer, 
John Brauer, J. C. Rinder, Wil- 
liam Hoehle—10, 


Quest. 24, Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

Charles Iwert, J. E. Mueller, C. 
F. Morf, Charles Hedler, Jacob 
Schott, Bernhardt Becker, Henry 
Wegner—7. 


Quust. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 571.) 


Qasr. 26. What is the Aggregate 

of the Benevolent Collections or- 

ered by the General Conference, 

as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer / 


$1,146. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$1,847. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has i 
been Applied ? 

$1,255.75, 

which has. been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Wisconsin, except as otherwise in- 
dicated.] 


CHICAGO DISTRICT. 
BartHomMew Lampert, P. E. 
(P. 0., 306 Maxwell 8t., Chicago, Ill.) 


Arlington Heights and Long 
Grove (Ill.), to be supplied. 
Aurora (Il.), 8. F. Fritz. 
Blue Island (I11.), William Roegge. 
Champaign and Monticello (111.), 
Bernhardt Becker. 
Chicago (Ill.): Ashland Avenue, 
August Peter. 
Avondale, Jacob Bletsch. 
Centennial, Peter Rech. 
Center Street, J. A. Mulfinger. 
Clybourn Avenue, Wm. Keller. 
Ebenezer, Hugo Guenther. 
Immanuel, Henry Wegner. 
Maxwell Street, C. F. Morf. 
Memorial, F. F. Lnderis. 
Morgan Street, F. C, Gruetz- 
macher. 





528 


Chicago (Ill.): Portland Avenue, 
J. J. Keller. 
Robey Street, H. C. Apfelbach. 
Wentworth Avenue, Hermann 
Meyer. 

West Fullerton Avenue, F. F. 
R. Klenzky. 
Crown Point, Cedar Lake, and 
Hobart (Ind.), C. F. Dismeyer. 

Danville (1ll.), H. C. Loeppert. 
Elgin (il.), F. G. Wrede. 
Frankfort ([ll.), C. H. Hedler. 
Grand Ridge (Ill.), C. 7. Henke. 
Hammond (Ind.), A. F. Furstenau. 
La Porte (Ind.), William Esslinger. 
Melvin (Ill.), William Weber. 
Michigan City (Ind.), August Kar- 


nopp. 

New Bremen (Ill.), Sebastian 
Steinacher. 

Oak Park ([l.), to be supplied. 

Sandwich (Ill.), F. A. Bose. 

South Bend (Ind.), Karl Keck. 

J. A. Diekmann, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one of 
our schools. 


MILWAUKEE DISTRICT. 
Henry Lemcxe, P. FE. 
_ (P. O., 401. N. 5th St., Watertown, Wis.) 


Baraboo, A. H. Finger. 
Beaverdam, Henry Karnopp, 





Bristol, Gustav Elske. 
Burlington, Gustav Magdsick. 
Columbus, A. C. Berg. 
East Troy, F. T. Bohl. 
Fort Atkinson, J. L. Menzner. 
Kenosha, G. L. Limper. 
Lowell and Portland, A. H. Kop- 
lin. 
Wigan and Arena, Charles Hed- 
ler, H. D. Kamp, sup. 
Milwaukee: Fifth Church, Ferdi- 
nand Karnopp. 
First Church, C. F. Allert. 
Galena Street, H. J. Peters. 
Immanuel, Jacob Schaefer. 
Second Church, W. L. Voelk- 
ner. ‘ 
Third Church, C. H. Abels. 
Oconomowoc, Robert Drescher. 
Sun Prairie, John Beinert. 
Watertown, Charles Iwert. 
West Bend, Kewaskum, and Iron 
Ridge, A. C. Keyser, W. G@. 
Schmidt. 


OSHKOSH DISTRICT. 
Jacos Beresr, P. HK. 
(P. O., 166 11th St., Oshkosh, Wis.) 
Algona and Sturgeon Bay, C. E. 
intrager. 
Almond, C. F. Neitzel. 
Appleton, B. B. Schlung. 





CHICAGO GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


aes and Charleston, Anton 

eld. 

Chase and Abrams, Emil Klawiter. 

Clayton and Willow Creek, Carl 
Krohn. 

Fond du Lae, J. D. Meyn. 

Forestand Plymouth, W. /. Beyer. 

Friendship and Eldorado, J. A. 
Jandre. 

Green Bay, A. M. Wieting. 

Kewaunee, H. F. Schmidt. 

Maine and Rib Falls, Jacob Schott. 

Manitowoc, J. F. Romoser. 

Marion and Wittenberg, £. @. 
Jannusch. 

Menominee and Marinette, Joseph 
Meck. i 

Merrill, G. F. Dilling. 

Oshkosh, J. EK. Mueller. 

Phillips, Hrank Hartt. 

Ripon, J. L. Huppert. 

Sheboygan, Herman Schuckai. 

Steven’s Point, A. F. Ladwig. 

Wausau, H. F. Mueller. 


Charles Handschin, Professor in 
German Wallace College—mem- 
ber of Oshkosh Quarterly Con- 
ference.. 


Quest. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Kenosha, Wis. 





EAST OHIO CONFERENCE, 


Held in Coshocton, O., Sept. 15=20, 1897. 


BISHOP ANDREWS, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

Louis A. Banks, from New York 
East; J. H. Willey, from Central 
New York; W. B. Pickard, from 
Genesee; C. F. MceGaha, from 
Wisconsin ; B. C. Peck, from West 
Nebraska—5. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Qusst. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 


None. 


Qusrst, 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year, 

William Fatherly, Howard H. 
‘Scott, Lee W. Le Page, Harry W. 
Stewart, William H. Talmage, 
Walter 8S. Jenkins—6. 


(d) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. ‘ 
Seymour M. Chalker, William 
P. Baxter, Edwin Kirby—a. 








E. 


A. SIMONS, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, Urichsville, O. 


(6) In Studies of Second Year. 

Ralph W. Wyrick, Harry F. 
Patterson, Edwin E. Wilson, Wil- 
liam G. Walters, Albert W. Harris, 
Elmer 8. Smith, Joseph M. Shep- 
ler, Clayton L. Puck, Walter J. 
Zeal, Meyrick E. Evans, Amos A. 
Brown—11, 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(2) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
Battelle McCarty. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued 2 


None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 
None. 
(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
James V, Orin. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 

James V. Orin. 

(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 

viously, 
Foster C. Anderson, Parrin U, 
Hawkins, James Louzecky—3, 





Quzst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 
John G, Exline, Isaac J. Thorne, 
Charles M. Kirk, Thomas J. Post, 
Edward O. Morris, Sheridan B. 
Salmon, John A. Vinton—7. 


Quxst. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. > 


William M. Jeffers, John J. 
McAlpine, Curtis W. Smith, 
George W. Orcutt, William F. 
Wykoff, George L. Davis—6. 

(0) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 


ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons 2 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
Lee W. Le Page, Clayton L. 
Peck—2. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
Peter H. Danford. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


| EAST OHIO CONFERENCE, 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
: each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly attended to, as 
the name of each Preacher was 
called in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ¢ 
Levi Gilbert, to New York Kast ; 
J. EK. Garrett, to Wisconsin; J. 
H. Bickford, to Pittsburg; J. E. 
Burt, to Oklahoma—4. 


Quust. 15. Who have Died ? 
' I... K. Rader, Dillon Prosser, J. 
R. Roller, J. H. Rogers, J. D. 
_ Norton,. M. J. Ingram, Samuel 
Wilkinson, A. D. McCormick, A. 
T. Copeland—9. 


(See obituaries, p. 440.) 


Quzst. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


Ry D. Waltz. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quesst. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quzsr. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 


None. 


Quzsr. 20. Who have been Expelled? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Superna- 
merary Preachers ? 
Walter Brown, W. D. Ewing, 
O. N. Hartshorne, 8. M. Hickman, 
Moses Hill, Richard Morrow, D. 
H. Muller, J. D. Nulton, A. C. 
Sirdefield—9. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers 2 
G. W. Anderson, T. J. Baker, 
J. M. Bray, N. C. Brown, J. F. 
Brown, R. W. Crane, Samuel 
Crouse, J. R. Cooper, Israel Dallas, 
Washington Darby, J. H. Doan, 
Benjamin Excell, G. W. Gray, 
I. B. Goodrich, C. H. Jackson, 
J. J. Jackson, Hiram Kellogg, C. 
T. Kingsbury, A. J. Lane, Sanmuel 
Lewis, J. Q. A. Miller, A. T). 
Morton, Byron Palmer, D. A. 
Pierce, C. W. Reeves, W. H. See- 
ley, Joseph Shaw, W. F. Smith, 
J. H. Tagg, T. B. Tait, J. D. Vail, 
B. C. Warner, E. T. Wheeler, J. 
H. White, N. C. Worthington, 
John Wright, John Wriglesworth, 
E. H. Yingling—38. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
. Appeals ? 

' ©. W. Holmes, Harvey Webb, 

.W. H. Haverfield, S. F. Ross, 

Sylvester Burt, R. M. Freshwater, 

J. W. yg : 








Quzust. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 467.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$39,673. 


Quzst. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has tt 
been Applied ? 

$7,025.28, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Qusst. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed £ 
{These appointments are all in the State 
of Ohio.] 


AKRON DISTRICT. 
J. W. Rozrys, P. E. 
(P. O0., Warren, O.) 
Akron: First Church, J. H. Wil- 


ley. 5 
Grace Church, J. C. Smith. 
Main Street, J. W. King. 
North Hill, W. E. Fetch. 
Woodland, 8. F. Wood. 

Bedford, J. K. Grimes. 

Braceville, Joseph Gledhill. 

Bristolville, W. F. Wykoff. 

Canfield, J. E. Cope. 

Charlestown, R. F. Keeler. 

Cuyahoga Falls, I. S. Winters. 

Deerfield, O. H. Pennell. 

Edinburg, W. G. Harper. 

Garrettsville, I. J. Harris. 

Kent, W. J. Wilson. 

Mantua, /. V. Orin. 

Mineral Ridge, O. G. St. John. 

Mogadore, L. C. Hallock. 

Newton Falls, J. A. Wright. 

Northfield, F. E. Heighway. 

Peninsula, C. H. Edwards. 

Pleasant Valley, to be supplied. 

Ravenna, T. F. Phillips. 

Rootstown, M. C. Scott. 

Tallmadge, I. C. Paugh. 

Twinsburg, J. F. Huddleston. 

Warren, H. W. Kellogg. 

West Farmington, T. H. Arm- 
strong, H. H. Scott. 

West Warren, L. W. Le Page. 

Windham, J. W. Van Kirk. 

W. L. Davidson, Conference Sun- 
day School and Tract Agent— 
member Cuyahoga Falls Quar- 
terly Conference. 


BARNESVILLE DISTRICT. 
D. C. Oszorne, P. E. 
(P. O., Barnesville, 0.) 


Antioch, D. B. Cope. 
Armstrong’s, W. G. Lemmon. 
Barnesville, A. J. Hiatt. 
Barnesville Circuit, W. H. Pig- 
gott. 
Batesville, to be supplied. 
Beallsville, E. A. Williams. 
Bellaire: First Church, O. W. 
Holmes. : 
South Church, Austin Wilson. 


1897. 329 


Bellaire Circuit, to be supplied. 
Belmont, J. EK. Russell. | | 
Bingham, to be supplied. 
Clarington, E. 8. Bowers. 
Demos, H. L. Ward. 

Fairview, E. J. Smith. 
Hannibal, G. M. Wilson. 
Hendrysburg, W. C. Meek. 
Morristown, to be supplied. 
Powhatan, D. L, Clark. 
Quaker City, H. H. Westwood. 
Saint Clairsville, D. W. Chandler. 
Somerton, J. F. Ellis. 
Washington, Harlan Appleton. 
Winterset, H. A. Cobbledick. 
Woodsfield, Alfred Walls. 


CAMBBIDGE DISTRICT. 
J. R, Knyzs, P. E. 
(P. O., Cambridge, 0.) 


Berne, to be supplied. 
Bethel, B. F. Forsythe. 
Beverly, H. H. Miller. 
Bristol, to be supplied. - 
Byesville, S. C. Collier. 
Caldwell, W. H. Dye. 
Cambridge, R. B. Pope. 
Caywood, to be supplied. 
Chandlersville, J. D. Kaho. 
Cumberland, T. I. McRa. 
Dexter City, David Davies. 
Lowell, to be SEU ae 
Macksburg, D. 8. Welch. 
Masterton, to be supplied. 
McConnelsville, J. H. Conkle. 
Neelysville, H. W. Stewart. 
New Matamoras, C. T. Petty. 
Newport, #. O. Morris, B. 
Edgell. 
Norwich, 8S. F. Ross. 
Rural Dale, R. W. Gardiner. 
Sarahsville, Robert Davison, 
Senecaville, J. B. England. 
Sonora, H. B. Edwards. 
Stafford, to be supplied. 
Summerfield, J. M. Shafer. 
Wade, to be supplied. 


CANTON DISTRICT. 
E. D; Horrz, P. EK. 
(P. O., Alliance, 0.) 


Alliance: First Church, T. W. 
Lane. 

Union Avenue, J. J. Wallace. 
Berlin Center, A. D. McHenry. 
Canton: Dueber Aveuue, J. L. | 

Herron. 

First Chureh, C. E. Manchester. 

Lawrence Avenue, W. E. Hol- 

lett. 

Simpson, J. I. Wilson. 
Carrollton, J. W. Moore. 
Columbiana, G. L. Davis. 
Damascus, M. C. Grimes. 

Dell Roy, J. B, Manley. 

East Palestine, A. W. Butts. 
East Rochester, J. W. Wilson. 
Elkton, R. H, Finch. 

Franklin Square, J. G. Huline. 
Greentown, J. A. Rutledge. 
Hanoverton, to be supplied. 
Leetonia, O. B. Jones. 

Lisbon, A. W. Atkinson. 
Malvern, T. W. Anderson. 
Marlboro, E. B. Wilson. 
Massillon, G. B. Smith. 
Mechanicstown, J. H. Merchant. 
Minerva, C. W. Harshman. 
Negley, R. B. Van Fossen. 


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E. 


380 


New Waterford, H. B, Allen. 
Pierce, J. L. Neely. 

Salem, C. B. Henthorne. 
Waynesburg, Morris Floyd. 
Winona, to be supplied. 


T. P. Marsh, President, 
Shunk, Professor,in MountUnion 
College—members of Union Av- 
enue, Alliance, Quarterly Con- 
ference. 


W.H. Pearson, Chaplain U. 8S. 
Army—member of Union Av- 
enue, Alliance, Quarterly Con- 
ference. 


CLEVELAND DISTRICT. 
J. F, Fisuer, P. E. 
(P. O., 111 Olive Street, Cleveland, 0.) 


Bissells, S. Uf. Chatker. 

Burton, G. T. Norris. 

Chagrin Falls, James Walls. 

Chardon, C. M. Hollett. 

Cleveland: Asbury, H. J. Hun- 
scher. 

Broadway, L. H. Stewart. 

Epworth Memorial, W. B. Pick- 

ard. 

Euclid Avenue, W. H. Rider. 

Fairmount, W. L. Askue. 

Ferncliff, to be supplied. 

First Church, L. A. Banks, J. 

S. Youmans. 

Grace Church, F. L. Chalker, 

Kinsman Street, J. H. Hollings- 

head, 

Miles Park, J. M. Carr. 

Parkwood Avenue, E. R. Jones. 

Saint Clair Street, J. S. Rut- 

ledge. 

Scovill Avenue, C. N. Church. 

Wade Park Avenue, EK. J. 

Moore. 

Wilson Avenue, H. W. Dewy. 

Woodland Avenue, W. B. Win- 

ters. 

Woodland Hills Avenue, Zdwin 

Kirby. 

Concord, W. J. Zeal. 

Geneva: First Church, W. H. 
Dickerson. 

Second Church, B. C. Peck. 
Hampden, J. E. Hollister. 
Huntsburg, W, S. Rowe. 
Madison, W. T. 8. Culp. 
Mayfield, E. 8. Baker. 
Mechaniesville, W. E. Dean. 
Mentor, J. M. Keck. 

Middlefield, 2. #. Wilson. 
Nottingham, T. J. Kurtz. 
Painesville, R. M. Freshwater. 
Perry, J. J. McAlpine. 
Saybrook, A. H. Domer. 
Thompson, John Beetham. 
Warrensville, G. W. Orcutt. 
Welshfield, N. E. Hulbert. 

‘ Willoughby, J. R. Jacob. 


EAST OHIO CONFERENCE, 1897. 
~ x 


E. 8. Gillette, District Superin- 
tendent of American Bible So- 
ciety—member Epworth Memo- 
rial, Cleveland, Quarterly Con- 
ference. 


J. L. | d. B. Cory, Corresponding Secre- 


tary Cleveland Church Exten-; 
sion Society—member Epworth 
Memorial, Cleveland, Quarterly 
Conference. 

William Sampson, Superintendent 
Children’s Aid Society—mem- 
ber First Church, Cleveland, 
Quarterly Conference. 

J. A. Vinton, Professor in Ameri- 
can Temperance University, 
Harriman, Tenn.—member Ep- 
worth Memorial, Cleveland, 
Quarterly Conference. 


STEUBENVILLE DISTRICT. 


H. 8. Jackson, P. E. 
(P. 0., Steubenville, 0.) 


Bloomingdale, E. 'T. Mohn. 

Bridgeport, W. L. Dixon. 

Bridgeport Circuit, R. 8. Strahl. 

Brilliant, Z. 8. Smith. 

East Liverpool: First Church, J. 
M. Huston. 

Second Church, 8. B. Salmon. 
East Springfield, 8. P. Loyd. 
Empire, H. Ff. Patterson. 
Hammondsville, J. A. Young. 
Harlem Springs, J. W. Eicher. 
Trondale, W. I. Powell. 
Martin’s Ferry, J. T Morton. 
Mingo, J. W. Satterthwaite. 
Richmond, W. H. Haverfield. 
Salineville, 8. W. McClure. 
Smithfield, S. A. Peregoy. 
Steubenville: Finley and Thomp- 

son, William Fatherly. 

First Church, Louis Paine, 

Hamline, A. R. Chapman. 
Toronto, J. 8. Secrest. 
Warrenton, A. W. Harris. 
Wellsville, J. S. Reager. 
Wintersville, T. H. Taylor. 


UHRICHSVILLE DISTRICT. 
G. F. Orrver, P. E. 
(P. O., New Philadelphia, 0.) 


Adamsville, Thomas Wood. 
Bethel, M. F. Rainsberger. 
Bowerston, N. B. Stewart. 
Cadiz, Harvey Webb. 
Centenary, J. L. Dawson. 
Coshocton, J. W. Toland. 
Deersville, J. S. Eaton. 
Dennison, D. W. Knight. 
Flushing, E. E. Sparks. 
Freeport, J. G. Gamble. 
Gilmore, J. A. Martin. 
Guadsn Luther Timber- 
ake, 








Jewett, A. W. Gruber. 
Kimbolton, J. k. Hoover. 
Leesville, C. F. McGaha. 
Midvale, C. UM. Kirk. - 
Mineral Point, W. G. Walters. 
New Athens, Stephen Cummings. 
New Philadelphia, J. R. Mills. 
Piedmont, &. W. Wyrick. 
Plainfield, Battelle Me Carty. 
Scio, W. D. Starkey. 
Uhrichsville, E, A. Simons. 
West Lafayette, G. T. Humble. 


W. H. Locke, Chaplain in Ohio 
State Reformatory, Mansfield— 
member Cadiz Gadrterly Con- 
ference, 


YOUNGSTOWN ‘DISTRICT. 
A. N. Crarr, P.-E. 
(P. O., Cortland, 0.) 


Andover, W. M. Jeffers. 
Ashtabula : First Church, Sylves- 
ter Burt. 
Lake Street, William Peregoy. 

Chapel, George Elliott. 

Cherry Valley, C. LZ. Peck. 

Colebrook, W. D. Stephens. 

Conneaut, E. A. Jester. 

Cortland, W. A. Rutledge. 

Dorset, W. H. Talmage. 

Girard, A. R. Custer. 

Greensburg, W. 8. Jenkins. 

Gustavus, D. C. Knowles. 

Hartford, W. P. Baxter, 

Hubbard, E. E, Whittaker. 

Jefferson, H. M. Rader. 

Kelloggsville, J. S. Hollingshead. 

Kingsville, J. H. Starrett. 

Kinsman, J. J. Billingsley. 

Lowellville, F. I. Swaney. 

Mesopotamia, S. Y. Kennedy. 

Niles, M. J. Slutz. pe 

North Bloomfield, Matthew Moses. 

Orangeville, J. A. Ulman. 

Orwell, W. K. Yingling. 

Poland, C. W. Smith. 

Richmond Center, A. M. Misel. 

Rock Creek, W. N. Webster. 

Vienna, J. /. Thorne. 

Windsor, A. B. Williams. 

Youngstown: Belmont Avenue, 

A. M. Billingsley. 
Epworth, 7. /. Post. 
Trinity, E. P. Edmons. 
Wilson Avenue, F. A. Domer. 

A. C. Welch, Missionary to New 
Mexico. 

A. A. Brown, J. W. Stephan, . 
P. U. Hawkins, F. C. Anderson, 
J. M. Shepler, M. HB. Evans, and 
James Louzecky, left without ap- 
pointments: to attend some one 
of our schools. 


Quxst. 80. Where shall ihe next 
Conference be held ? 


In Barnesville, O. 


~ et ee Tf ted Lao = 


= 


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DETROIT CONFERENCE, 


Heid in Port Huron, Mich., Sept. 15-20, 1897. 


Post office of Secretary, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. 


1. Who bane been Revived Crampton, James WL. Gardiner,| Quesr. 12. What others have been 
Eine Cy Touaper, an from what Von- Axteor  Bienerds, Jonathan) lected ond Ordained Hders? 
Thompson, Richard Wyatt—#. (4) Ag Local Deacons, 


3 BISHOP CRANSTON, Presiding. A. W. STALKER, Secretary. 
; 
 Qoxer 


wie r Goa Wskotas ©. i 4 i) What. Memb ek 
isd year), fron Darots; CLEP, ih hire ore Wm 
Last “4 from Idaho; a, ii ; itulis of Third Year? (b) Under Missionary Rule. 
.  Cormischa, fron Wet Nebraska: (4) Adeniites into Full Mesabershssp this None, 
e MG Stewart, from New England 
: Bagens ©. Allen, Frederick A. | Queer. 13. Was the Character of 
Armwtrong, Dresden E. Birtch, euch Preacher Haomined ? 
= 2, Who huwe vem leads-\ 5 Chapman, Herbert C. Coo-| This was strictly done, as the 
wie? Fis ley, Bison 4 Cc Howard | name of each Preacher was called 
one, | A. Field, James Gardiner, | | in open Conference. 


16 Cau 
Queer. 2. Who have heen lined byette tee Goldie, auiley H. Perr Scott, | Bs | | Qeeer. 14. Who ee ben Trons- 
on Crhentias, anh from what Bichard Wyatt, Grant 8. Wilder | hes and to what Conf erences? 
Chur chia? |—14, D. L. Thomas, to Montana; G. 
Grom L. Wilder (a — in Whittaker, to New England—2. 


oe 
) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
sindica of pare year), from the) Foard oe 15. Who hawe Died? 


Congregations a. rion J. Carley, Christopher 
Quin. & ebook ot been Hootoed | wicholeon’ George’ W. Wright, | 1, S oR np Gr recta 4? 


on ¢ ¥. Sharp, Rufus Van Al- |; 
(A) In thats oc Piet est por act 4 Turnea—5.. 


Lenn, ‘ See obituaries, p. 456.) 
| Waie 3 eh our A, Mayrood, pass 9. What Members are in ¢ ; ; 


a: veer, 16. Who have ben aint 
5 ale o Pistons, Henry Siudieaf Pourts Fort e ah thar own requess 7 


a 5 ee HK 


. “¢ coat of C. Benson, Harvey) , Berra ¥. va, yonien Bobert Kirby, A date 
‘ of Thick Year. Butler, Robert A. Emerick, James | Prank Caspar— ‘ 
4 ‘Ga None. Ay hea soap il ary Alfred | Over 11. Who have been Located F 
© copes. 5, Who haseboen Continued | ., Manley, Charles E. ‘tarvn, rior 
j om Vrial? ee L. Kewkisk, Charlee E-| Queer. 18, Who have Withdrawn # 
(a) In Hhalies A Vir Lear, i yak, homapeon ousiian T. J, Purdue, J. L. Hudson—2, — 
William J. Daten, Berton &. BOW 


MAwilom, Guy B. Lanon—Z. > Qveer.19. Who vse) crmitted 


(YD) in thatics A eeomh Year | Willian Bb. ee Lemuel Wighe | “Complaints, 


es Biisass C- ——— 2D. pi- (4 None. 
| sngn4, Frank LE. Dodds. nas \ ever. 10, Whit enters Nine 
j Darr, James Karr, Bamilton Ma- ° Compléted the Conference Course | PA” ™- Who have been Rxpdled ¢ 
, Lewis et, Marvha)} of why? None. 
ined, Clarence Hubbard, (a) Biecueh aah Orbaineh Where th'e| Queer. 2. What ober Personal 
Samee Eitord, Notation should be made? 


Sudoos 
_ aageeaie George A. Po dors JB. Mare B. Mare None. 
a j d William B. Marvin, Jaane W | Queer. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
# Senin a see Toe stg Lugene M. Moore, Wil- merory Preachers? 


liam G.’ Stephens Jobn Thom 
One. John Evans, G. 8. Weir, J. J. 
son, William T. Wallace, Eigin ¥, grit Pract Kiphpatgh, 3 = 


exes, 6 Whe hes hase ban Disem-\ Wore. Cilpstaick, T, 0, 


Le has og Ms ; 

| Qeres. 4. Whe hase been Adiwitias Sete ber aot # es thon oe Hee pares Who ae the Suporon- 
pte Fu, Moher shiny? Hurl- wed Preachers? 

now for ordination ), rea 8. Hurl 
@ Roden eerste burt—Z, IG. “Morgan Francis Berry, 
aw Howard b. A, 8 Fair, J. J. Hodge, A. B 
a rs Queer. 11. What there have ben\ Wood, J. M. Johnston, F. A. 
Bomar i Geile, Brot Weed and Ordained Deacons? \ Blades, M. B.Wilsey, D. B. Tracy, 
Bott, Cavey B. Perrin—b. (d) bt Looe Preachers. Thomas apenas ie he Crane, 
Scapa f, amuel Clements, D. Ham- 
a _ Mae, mond, William Taylor. ie See 
A. ee ie, D) Cnder Missionary Bale, Stowe, Alfred SG 2 J. B. Noble, 

oS 


a 
Vrcioics 

MLD Hamilton Magahey, James Karr |B. YU. Brockwa on, 
i ggg Sve Barton A | i Bodney Gage, § de EC ae a he 





‘wer 9. 


i) Berto 208 Ordained Biders previ- ze , , Christopher 7 Wioholuon, F 


332 
Russell, 8. B. Kimmell, Sylvester 
Calkins, Hiram Hood, Manasseh 
Hickey, Robert Bird, Erastus 
Klumph, William Tuttle, S. P. 
, Warner, W. Q. Burnett, J. W. 
Crippen, B. S. Taylor, T. C. Hig- 
gins, C. M. Anderson, L. H. Dean, 
Leman Barnes, D. A. Curtis, 
F. W. Warren, Ebenezer Steele, 
John Wesley, W. M. Triggs, Wil- 
liam Cook, J. S. Sutton, James 


Balls, Orlando Sanborn, R. C. 
Lanning, L. Houghton, C. L. 


Church, A. B. Clough, W. E. 
Dunning, P. O. Johnston, Wil- 
liam Allington, L. ©. York, T. 
H. Baskerville, 8. E.Warren, J. E. 
Withey, A. R. Laing, J. C. Wort- 
Tey, A. G. Blood, Samuel Bird, 
H. 8. White, Seth Reed, A. J. 
Richards; J. H. Curnalia, Timothy 
Edwards, Calvin Gibbs, George 
Carter, D. J. Odell, James Ven- 
ning, J. B. Russell, J. G. Sparling, 
W. J. Campbell, A. J. Bigelow, 
T. G. Potter—75. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

John Sweet, M. C. Hawks, A. 
B. Storms, W. W. Benson, John 
McEldowney, G. A. Walker, D. 
©. Challis—7, 


Quezst. 25. What is the Statistical 
leport for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 595.) 


Quest. 26. What ts the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections ov- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$46,257.98. 


Quest: 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$29,900. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been, Applied ? 

$7,854, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quzst. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Michigan. ] 
ANN ARBOR DISTRICT. 
E. W. Ryan, P. E. 
(P, 0., Ann Arbor, Mich.) 


Addison, C. B. Case. 

Adrian, C. L. Adams. 

Ann Arbor, B. L. McElroy. 

Azalia, M. H. McMahon. 

Blissfield, John Bettes. 

Carleton, J. L. Newkirk. 

Chelsea, J. I. Nickerson. 

Clayton, Andrew Wood. 

Clinton and Macon, E. M. Moore. 

Deerfield and Petersburg, W. G, 
Stevens, 

Dexter, H. W. Hicks. 

Dixboro, A. A. Field. 

Dundee, Hartley Cansfleld. 

Fairfield, H. A. Leeson. 

Grass Lake, Franklin Bradley. 

Hudson, D. H. Ramsdell. 








Lambertville, W. F. Davis. 
Leoni, Reuben Emory. 
Manchester and Sharon, D. R. 
Shier. 
Medina, L. S. Tedman. 
Milan, F. O. Jones. 
Monroe, C. 8. Eastman. 
Morenci, W. J. Balmer. 
Munith, C. 2. Marvin. 
Napoleon, Eugene Yuger. 
Pinckney, W. T. Wallace. 
Ridgeway, David Yokom. 
Saline, /. #. Dodds. 
Schofield, HZ. G. Pearce. 
Stockbridge, J. H, McIntosh. 
Stony Creek, Benoni Gibson. 
Tecumseh, W. B. Pope. 
Tipton, H. J. B. Marsh. 
Waterloo, to be supplied. 
Weston, W. #. Bennett. 
Whitmore Lake and Hamburg, 
F. E. Pierce. 
Ypsilanti, C. T. Allen. 


BAY CITY DISTRICT. 
Rotanp Woopuams, P. E. 
(P. O., Bay City, Mich.) 


Allis, to be supplied. 

Alpena, O. W. Willets. 

Auburn, W. J. Bailey. 

Augres, D, #. Birtch. 

Bay City: Central, G. J. Piper. 
Fremont Avenue, J. B. Goss. 
Madison Avenue, S. W, Horner. 
Woodside Avenue, J. P. Cooper. 

Bentley, to be supplied. 

Black River, to be supplied. 

Cheboygan, 8. G. Taylor. 

East Tawas, H. J. Johnson. 

Gaylord and Waters, to be sup- 
plied. 

Grayling and Roscommon, R. L. 
Cope. 

eet is W. W. Will. 

Hillman and Long Rapids, to be 
supplied, 

Indian River, E. E. Woolley. 

Kaw Kawlin and Fraser, to be 


supplied. 
MeKinley, EH. H. Scott. 
Mio and Fairview, to be supplied. 
Omer, to be supplied. 
Oscoda, F. L. Osborne. 
Oscoda Indian Mission, to be sup- 
plied. 
Ossineke, to be supplied. 
Pinconning, Howard Goldie. 
Pinconning Indian Mission, to be 
supplied. 
Prescott and Maple Ridge, to be 
supplied. 
Riggsville, Lemuel Wagle. 
Rogers and Hagensville, B. R. 
eCallom. 
Rose City, James Karr. 
Saganing Indian Mission, to be 
supplied. 5 
Standish, Z. H. Stevens. 
Sterling, to be supplied. 
Tawas City, Simon Schofield. 
Vanderbilt, to be supplied. 
West Bay Gity : First Church, C. 
B. Steele. y 
Fourth Avenue, G. A. Fee. 
West Branch, H. F. Shier. 
West Harrisville, to be supplied. 
Whitemore, to be supplied. 
Wilber, to he supplied. 
Wilson, to be supplied. 
Wolverine, G. B. Marsh. 


DETROIT CONFERENCE, 1897. 


DETROIT DISTRICT. 
W. iH. Suisr, P. BE. 
(P. 0., Detroit, Mic¢h.) 


Bell Branch, to be supplied. 
Belleville, H. C. Colvin. 
Birmingham, &. C. Allen. 
Clarkston, James Jackson. . 
Déarborn, A. W. Wilson. 
Delray, Leonard Hazzard. 
Denton, O. J. Perrin. 

Detroit: Arnold, J. M. Gordon. 
Asbury, John McEldowney. 
Baldwin Avenue, C. A. Perrin. 
Campbell'Avenue, A. F. Bourns. 
Cass Avenue, A. B. Storms. 
Central, J. M. Thoburn, Jr. 
Gratiot Avenue, A. R. Bartlett: 
Haven, H. C. Scripps. 

Hudson Avenue, Jacob Horton. 

Lincoln Avenue, W. F. Stewart. 

Ninde, to be supplied. 

Palmer, Joshua Stanstield. 

Preston, C. M. Thompson. 

Simpson, C. W. Blodgett. 

Tabernacle, E. 8. Ninde. 

Mos mane SVentG, J. G. Hal- 
Come 

Farmington, W. H. Loyd. 

Flat Rock, Charles Simpson. 

Grace, to be supplied. 

Kenwood, A. &. Stirtan, 

Leesville, J. A. McIlwain. 

New Boston, Nathaniel Dickey, 

Northville, W. M. Ward. 

Plymouth, J. B. Oliver. 

Pontiac, W. F. Sheridan. 

Royal Oak, W. J. Clack. 

Salem, Hugene Coffin. 

South Lyon, L. N. Moon. 

Tracy, to be supplied. 

Trenton, W. H. Benton. 

Warren, George Nixon, . 

Wayne, M. H. Bartram. 

Wyandotte, C. £. Allen. 


Arthur Edwards, Editor Worth- 
western Christian Advocate — 
member of Central, Detroit, 
Quarterly Conference. 

L. R. Fiske, President; F. S. 
Goodrich, Professor, in Albion 
College—members of Central, 
Detroit, Quarterly Conference. 

J. F. Berry, Editor Hpworth Her- 
ald—member of Lincoln Avenue, 
Detroit, Quarterly Conference. 

J. E. Jacklin, Associate Editor 
Michigan Ohristian Advocate—- 
member of Cass Avenue, Detroit, 
Quarterly Conference. 


FLINT DISTRICT. 
E. B. Banorort, P. E. 
(P. O., Flint, Mich.) 


Bancroft, T. B. Magee. 

Brighton, A. Crane. 

Byron, J. S. Joslin. 

Clio, P. B. White. 

Commerce, J. D. Hubbell. 

Dansville. 8. W. Bird. 

Davison, E. P. Pierce. 

Davisburg, F. D. Ling. 

Durand, A. Roedel. 

Fenton, I. E. Springer. 

Flint: Court Street, H. E. Wolfe. 
Garland Street, Ww. W. Wash- 

burne. 
Flushing, J. D. Halliday. 
Fowlerville, J. H. Thomas. 


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Gaines, J. E. Ryerson. 

Goodrich, #. 1 Walker. 

Grand Blane, G. E. Sloan. 

Hadley, C. W. Butler. 

Hartland, W. C. McIntosh. 

Highland (P. O.,- Clyde), A.'S. 

edman. 

Holly, G. L, Hannawalt. 

Howell, M. W. Gifford. 

Judd’s Corners, L. B. Du Puis. 

Lapeer, C. R. Kellerman, | 

Leon, to be supplied. 

Linden, H. W. Wright. 

Marion, to be supplied. 

Milford, E. E. Caster. 

Morrice, C. W. Barnum. 

Mount Morris, E A. Cross. 

New Lathrop, J. B. Wallace. 

Oak Grove, Samuel Graves. 

Ortonville and Seymour Lake, to 
be supplied. 

Otisville, @. W. Wright. 

Parshallville, J. L. Walker. 

Perry, G. M. Bigelow. 

Swartz Creek, J. H. McCune. _ 

Thomas and Oakwood, Z. C. C. 
Benson. 

Vernon, C. E. Benson. 

Walled Lake, J. W. Mitchell. 

Webberville, J. R. Beach.  , 

Williamston, N. N. Clark, one to 
be supplied. 

J. FP. Emerick, Conference Evan- 
gelist—member of Vernon Quar- 
terly Conference. 


LAKE SUPERIOR DISTRICT. 
Joseru Frazer, P. E. 
(P. O., Negaunee, Mich.) 


Atlantic Mine, J.S. Mitchell. 
Baraga, to be supplied. 
Bay Mills and Iroquois, F. H. 

Townsend. 

Bessemer and Wakefield, W. J. 

Passmore. 

Calumet: First Church, J. M. 
Kerridge. 

Tamarack, G. A. Walker. 
Central Mine, Richard Hancock. 
Champion, W. E. Casper. 
Crystal Falls, 4. 4. Maywood. 
Detour, to be supplied. 

Dollar Bay, G. B. Wilder. 

Donaldson, David Casler. 

Escanaba, 8. R. Williams. 

Gladstone, 4. R&R. Johns. 

Grand Marais, W. J. Datson. 

Hancock: First Church, S. 
Gilchriese. 

Pewabie, T. J. Joslin. 
Hannahyille and Indian Mission, 

to be supplied. 

Hermansville, James Chapntan. 

Houghton, to be supplied. 

Iron Mountain, 8. L. Polking- 
horne. 

Tron River, to be supplied. 

ron Wood, William Edmunds. 

Ishpeming: First Church, W. C. 

Clemo. 

National, to be supplied. 

Salisbury, M. J. Stevens. 
Jesseville, to be supplied. 

Lake Linden, James Pascoe. _ 
L’?Anse, Pequaming, and Mission, 
- Harry Gillingham. 
Manistique, John Shank. 
Marquette, E. A Elliott. 
Menominee, E. W. Frazee. 


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Munising 
Coombe. 

Negaunee, Isaac Wilcox. 

Newberry, James Ivey. 

Norway, Kk. L. Hewson, 

Ontonagon, A. &. Fulford. 

Opechee, A. J. Polglass. 

Pickford and Stalwart, Hamilton 
Magahay. 

Republic, William Cridland. 

Rockland and Greenland, James 
Elford. 

Rudyard, to be supplied. 

Saint Ignace, W. C. Hicks. 

Sault Ste. Marie, A. W. Stalker, 

Seney and Germfast, Philip Price. 

Sidnaw, to be supplied. 

Stephenson and Ingalls, Richard 
Wyatt. 

Turin, to be supplied. 

Winters, to be supplied. 


PORT HURON DISTRICT. 
C. W. Batpwin, P. E. 
(P. O., Port Huron, Mich.) 


Adair, P. C. J. Macaulay. 

Algonac, A. J. Holmes. 

Almont, G. F. Tripp. 

Armada, J.S. West. 

Bad Axe, J. W. Campbell. 

Brown City, U. H. Eldred. 

Capac, to be supplied. 

Carsonville, J. G. Whiteomb, 

Cedardale, to be supplied. 

Clifford, to be supplied. 

Croswell, B. F. Lewis. 

Davis, C. B. Clark. 

Downington, J. A. Roberts. 

Dryden, F. 8. Hurlburt. 

Forester, D. H. Campbell. 

Grind Stone City, &. V. Keeler. 

Imlay City, F. W. Ware. 

Jeddo, Horace Palmer. 

Lake Port, Rufus Van Alstine. 

Lexington, Frederick Coates. 

Marine City, E. L. Moon. 

Marlette, John Scott. 

Marlette Circuit, to be supplied. 

Marysville, B. C. Moore. , 

Melville, J. S. Hill. 

Memphis, Samuel Jennings. 

Metamora, W. J. Harper. 

Minden City, C. #. Stedman. 

Mount Clemens, G. N. Kennedy. 

Mount Vernon, Thomas Durr. 

New Haven and Meade, G. H. 
Lemon. 

North Branch, Reuben Crosby. 

Peck, C. W. Hubbard. 

Pinnehog, H. H. Culver. 

Port Austin, H. A. Sheldon. 

Port Hope, George Durr. 

Port Huron: First Church, F. C. 

Pillsbury, one to be supplied. 
Gratiot Park, G. H. Whitney. 
Memorial, H. N. Aldrich. 
Washington Avenue, W. KH. 
Marvin. 

Port Sanilac, R. A. Hmerich. 

Richmond, M. D. Terwilligar. 

Romeo, P. R. Parrish. 

Ruby, Henry Nankeryis. 

Saint Clair, O. F. Winton. 

Sand Beach, F. L. Leonard. 

Sand Beach Circuit, to be supplied. 

Sanilac Center, E. G. Gordon, 

Silverwood, to be supplied. 

Ubly, J. H. Carmichael. 

Yale, J. A. Rowe. 


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Temperance Evangelist—mem- 
ber of Port Sanilac Quarterly 
Conference. 


SAGINAW DISTRCT. 
Wixiram Dawe, P. £. 
(P. O., Saginaw, Mich.) 


Akron, G. ZL. Manley. 

Bayport and Sebewaing, Frederick 
Spence. 

Bennington, Frederick Strong. 

Ha a to be supplied. 

Burt, #. A. Armstrong. 

Caro, J. B. Whitford. 

Carrollton, O. J. Blackford. 

Caseville, M. T. Seeley. 

Cass City, J. W. Fenn. 

Chesaning, W. G. Nixon. ; 

Chesaning Cireuit, C. W. Austin. 

Corunna, T. M. Mott. 

Dedford and Wilmot, 2. 4. 
Crampton. 

Elkton and Pigeon, D. B. Millar. 

Ellington, Thomas Nichols. \ 

Freeland, P. J. Wright. 

Goodison, 2. D. Dimond. 

Grant (P. O., Rescue), J. Bacon. 

Hemlock and Merrill, Arthur 
Richards. / 

Henderson, G. W. Gordon. 

Homer and oe Rend O., Mid- 
land), to be supplied. 

Kingston, Paul Desjardins. 

Lainsburg, J. A. Rowe. 

La Porte, B. Reeve. 

Mayville, N. ©. Karr. 

Midland, H. C. Northrup. 

Millington, J. M. Wilson. 

Oakley, to be supplied. 

Orion, Ephraim Sedweek. 

Owosso: Asbury, W. W. Benson. 
First Church, John Sweet. 
Riverside, C. E. Hill. 

Oxford, C. C. Squire. 

Reese, Thomas Greenwood. 

Rochester, D. C. Challis. 

Saginaw: Ames, S. A. Dean. 
Asbury, Robert Pattinson. 
Epworth, C. H. Morgan. 
Jefferson, G. W. Jennings. 
Michigan Avenue, M. C. Hawks. 

Saint Charles, W. H. Allman. 

Shabbona, to be Lage tes 

Shields, to be supplied. 

Smith’s Crossing, to be supplied. 

Taymouth Indian Mission, to be 
supplied. 

Troy and Big Beaver, Appleton 
Smith. 

Tuscola, B #. Allen. 

Unionville, J. Kilpatrick. 

Utica, J. A. Lowry. 

Vassar, R. N. Mulholland. 

Watrousville and Fairgrove, W. P. 
Karr. 


J. W. Taylor, Missionary in Utah 
Mission Conference. 


John Thompson, Jonathan Thomp- ‘ 
son, Tom Thompson, J. L. Gard- 
imer, J. T. Gurney, G.E. Sharp, 
H. C. Cooley, and G. H. White, 
left without appointments to at- 
tend some one of our schools. 


le 


Quest. 30. Where shall the next 
Oouference be held ? 


In Mount Clemens, Mich. 


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OREGON CONFERENCE, 1897. 


OREGON CONFERENCE, 


Held in Corvallis, Ore., Sept. 9-12, 1897. 


BISHOP FOSS, Presiding. 


C. A. LEWIS, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Portland, Ore. 


Quzxsr. 1. Who have been Received | Quust. 9. What Members are in 


by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Tevences ? 


Studies of Fourth Year ? 
Richard C. Blackwell, Henry T. 


William H. Iliff,-from Missouri; | Atkinson, Hezekiah N. Rounds, 


C. A. Luse.and Robert C. Lee, 


from Puget Sound; George H.| George RK. Arnold 


William B. Moore, Oscar A. White, 
Robert M. Cor- 


Bennett, from Des Moines; M. P. | ner, Frederick J. Brown—8. 


Dixon, from Southwest Kansas; 
W. B. Hollingshead, from Colum- 
bia River—6. 


Qursr. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 
Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial 2 
(@) In Studies of First Year, 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year, 
Stanton W. Stryker, John W. 

Horne—2. 

(d) Hieetcn and Ordained Elders previ- 


ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Llected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
None. 


Eugene F, Zimmerman, Benja- |> 


min M. Howell, William S. Gor- 
don, John F. Naugle, Maurice L. 
Hardingham—5. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial 2 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Robert C. Lee. 


(6) In Studies of Second Year, 
Alfred L. Hawley. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 


(ad) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quxst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


David H. Glass. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 


Robert E. Dunlap. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 
David H. Glass, Robert E. 
Dunlap-—2. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


None. 





(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None, 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Hlected and Ordained Hiders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quust. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 


Charles E. Locke and E. L. 
Thompson, to California; John 
W. Horne, to Des Moines; Robert 
M. Moore, Jr., and W. K. Bean, to 
Columbia River—5. 


Quxst. 15. Who have Died ? 
George W. Quimby, J. N. Den- 
ison—2. 
(See obituaries, p. 453.) 
Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own. request ? 


E.S. Craven, Hdward H. Bel- 
knap--2. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quxst.19. Who have been ermitted 
to Withdraw under Charges om 
Complaints ? 

None. 





Quest. 20. Who have been Hupelled ? 
None. 


Qurst. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 


None. 


Quust. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
Nelson Clark, C. C. Stratton, 
N.S, Buckner, W. T. Kern: ine. 
Brown—5. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

Joseph Hoberg, J. H. B. Royal, 
N. M. Skipworth, P. M. Starr, J. 
W. Miller, Robert Booth, G@. W. 
Roork, J. R. Hammond, Nehemiah 
Doane, D. L. Spaulding, Christo- 
pher Alderson, John McelIntyre, 
L.F. Royal, David Wolfe, F. H. 
Calder, W. J. Gardner, J. b 
Spangler, R. T. Baldwin—18. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

I. D. Driver, D. McLachlan, 
D. T. Summerville, C. E, Cline, 
Edward Gittens, J. J. Walters, 
C, KE. Crandall—7. 


Quzxst. 25. What zs the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 503.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$4,312.57. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$1,374. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied 2 

f $1,374, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in the State 
of Oregon.] 
EUGENE DISTRICT. 
TaBe HORDE. B. 

(P. O., Eugene, Ore.) 
Ashland, 8. E. Meminger. 
Bandon and Myrtle Point, to be 

supplied. 
Canyonville, C. M. Bryan. 
Central Point, to _be supplied. 
Cottage Grove, M. O. Briuk. 


OREGON CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Creswell, &. UM. Corner. 

Drain, W. 8. Gordon. 

Eugene, J. T. Abbott. 

_ Fort Klamath, to be supplied. 

Gardiner, to be supplied. 

Grant’s Pass, N. F. Jenkins. 

Jacksonville, J. L. Stratford. 

Junction City, Z. NV. Rounds. 

Klamath Falls, to be supplied. 

Klamath Indian Mission, E. C. 
Graff. 

Lake View, to be supplied. 

Marshfield, R. C. Lee. 

Medford, Edward Gittins. 

Monroe, G. F. Round. 

Roseburg, F. L. Moore. 

Springfield, 2. C. Blackwell. 

Ten Mile, to be supplied. 

Wilbur, J. H. Skidmore. 

Wilderville, to be supplied. 

I. D. Driver, Lecturer on Theol- 
ogy in Willamette University— 
member of Eugene Quarterly 
Conference. 


PORTLAND DISTRICT. 
G. W. Guz, P. E. 
(P, O., Portland, Ore.) 


Astoria, W. B. Hollingshead. 
Eon and Nehalem, to be sup- 
ied. 

Beaverions Donald McLachlan, 
Clatskanie, D. M. Shannon. 
Cleone, to be supplied. 

Cornelius, C. A. Luse. 
Forest Grove, 8. A. Starr. 
Gresham, UY. L. Hardingham. 
Hillsboro, R. A. Atkins. 
Montaville, to be supplied. 
Mount Tabor, A. S. Mulligan. 
Newburg and Lafayette, G. H. 
Bennett. 


North Yamhill, 0. A. White. 
Oswego, to be supplied, 
Portland: Centenary, J. J. Wal- 
ter. 
Central, D. A. Watters. 
Chinese Mission, C. E. Cline. 
Clark, J. F. Naugle. 
First Church, to, be supplied. 
Grace, Henry Rasmus. 
Saint John’s, A. C. Fairchild. 
Saint Paul's, C. A. Lewis. 
Sellwood, 4. L. Hawley. 
Sunnyside, G. &. Arnold. 
Trinity, Gabriel Sykes. 
University Park, D. HZ. Glass. 
Woodlawn and Patton, D. G. 
Stephens. 
Saint Helen’s and Rainier, to be 
supplied. 
Tillamook, M. P. Dixon. 
Warrenton, 2. #. Dunlap. 
Woodsand Neturts, to be supplied. 


Thomas Von Scoy, Dean of Port- 
land University — member of 
University Park, Portland, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

S. W. Stryker, Principal of Gouch- 
er Academy, Montesano, Wash.— 
member of Grace, Portland, 
Quarterly Conference. 

W. H. Diff, Financial Secretary of 
Portland Hospital—member of 
Sunnyside, Portland, Quarterly 
Conference. 


SALEM DISTRICT. 

Joun Parsons, P. KE. 

(P. O., Salem, Ore.) © 
Albany, M. C. Wire. 


Amity, 2. F. Zimmerman. 
Brownsville, J. M. Shulse. 





Brooks, to be supplied. 
Canby, to be supplied, 
Corvallis, Isaac Peart. 
Dallas, Hiram Gould. 
Dayton, S. L. Lee. 


Falls City, E. R. Horner. 


Halsey and Harrisburg, L. F. 

Belknap. 

Hubbard, C. E. Crandall. 

Independence, to be supplied. 

Jefferson and Buena Vista, An- 
drew Kershaw. 

Lebanon, H. B. Elworthy. 

Lincoln, J. M. Sweeney. 

McMinnville, D. T. Summer- 
ville, 

Mehama, to be supplied. 

pee and Toledo,-to be sup- | 
plied. 

Oregon City, Harold Oberg. 

Philomath, to be supplied. 

Salem: First Church, G. W. Gran- 

nis. 

Leslie, to be supplied. 
Salem Cireuit, B. ‘M. Howell. 
Shedds, W. Lb. Moore. 

Sheridan, to be supplied. 

Siletz, W. H. Myers. 

Silverton, H. 7. Atkinson. 
Turner and Stayton, T. L. Jones. 
Viola, to be supplied. 

Woodburn, ©. G. Harmon. 


L. G. Cochran, Professor in Wil- 
lamette University—member of 
First Church, Salem, Quarterly 
Conference. 

N. P. Tedrick, Missionary in Utah 
Mission, 


Quusr. 30, Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
In McMinnville, Ore. 





CENTRAL ILLINOIS CONFERENCE, 


Held in Canton, Ill., Sept. 15=20, 1897. 


BISHOP HURST, Presiding. 


Quust. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Jerences ? 

_ P. T. Rhodes, from Kansas; V. 

H. Brink, from Southwest Kansas; 

David G. Murray, from North In- 

diana; George M. Boswell, from 

Black Hills; Albert J. Buxton (a 

probationer in studies of first year), 

from Wisconsin ; Joseph S. White, 

’ from Minnesota; E. S. Busby, 

from Northwest India—7. 

Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 

None. 

Quzst. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches? 

Edward R. Horton, from the 
Reformed Episcopal Church. 
Quest. 4. Who have been Feceived 

on Trial? 

(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Edward E. Diffenbaugh, John 


QuEst. 2. 





-H. K. METCALF, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Lexington, Ill. 


W. Ferris, Mileham L. O’Harra, 
Frank E. Shult, William D. Evans, 
Hugh Gibson, David 8. Andre- 
wartha, Fred N. Wright, Samuel 
L. Guthrie—-9. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who havebeen Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Alvan E. Ioder, John T. Killip, 
Eddy McOmber—3. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 

George E. Alford, William H. 
Craine, Robert H. Fairburn, Orval 
P. Graves, Thomas 8. Pittenger, 
Joseph M. Prouty, Andrew P. 
Rolen, William E. Shaw, Addison 
F. Butters, Major W. O’Brian, 
Rudolph H. Schuett, Albert J. 
Buxton—12. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
\ None. 








(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quust. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tined 7 


William J, H. Cribb. 


Quust. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 
William S. Porter, Owen I. 
Truitt, Warren 8. Welsh—3. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Frank M. Boner, Joseph A. 
Chapman—2. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 

Frank M. Boner, Joseph A. 
Chapman, William 8. Porter, 
Owen [, Truitt, Warren S. Welsh 
—5. 


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(b) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Cyrus A. Wright, Darley R. 
Collings, Jesse B. Rutter—s. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 

Edgar C. Anderson, Thomas E. 
Newland, Eli V. Smith, Robert 
E. Bird, Ira E. David, Edward W. 
Thompson, Charles W.. Gaither, 
Philas A. St. John, Charles EK. 
Dunlevy—9. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Cowrse 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 

William D. Benjamin, John 
May, Julius C. Zeller, Nelson W. 
Atkins—4. 

(b) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 

ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(qa) As Local Preachers. 
William E. Shaw, Albert J. 
Buxton, John T. Killip, Edward 
Wickham—4. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 
Samuel Albrecht. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? . 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quzst. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 
H. A. Ewell, to North Indiana; 
E. G. Cattermole, to Montana; 
J. A. Johnson, to North Nebras- 
ka; L. D. King, to Minnesota—4 
Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 


G. B. Snedaker, Benjamin Ap- 
plebee, M. C. Bowlin—3. 


(See obituaries, p. 456.) 
Quest. 16. Who have been Located 


at their own request ? 
O. W. Pollard, I. O. Mallory—2 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 


to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 


None. 


Qunst. 20. Who have been Hxpelled ? 
Frank H. Cumming was ex- 

eee from the ministry and mem- 
ership of the Church. 


Quxst. 21, What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

E. H. Alford, N. T. Allen, D. 
Rk. Collings, A. M. Conrad, Wil- 
liam Crapp, J. W. McCord, G. R. 
Palmer, T. H. Pryor, D. W. Fran- 
cis, H. J. Boatman, A. P. Beall, 
ZL. V. Smith—12. 


Quest. 23. Who_are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

A. §. Atherton, G. W. Arnold, 
Daniel Ayers, G. I Bailey, Abram 
Beeler, E. N. Bentley, F. R. Bog- 

ess, Aaron Bower, F. M. Chaffee, 
‘homas Chipperfield, N. G. Clark, 
C. B. Couch, Daniel Cool, H. H. 
Crosier, Charles David, Alexander 
Fisher, P. Forsyth, W. P. 
Graves, M. L. Haney, M. F. Hav- 
ermale, D, M. Hill, W. H. Hitch- 
cock, W. C. Knapp, B. E. Kauf- 
man, A. A. Regar, P. T. Rhodes, 
J. H. Sanders, J. B. Smith, M. C. 
Smith, Creighton Springer, Lewis 
spp eae: Mone iffany, Peter 

arner, William Watson, J. A. 
Windsor, G. C. Woodruff, Hen- 
derson Ritchie, P. 8. Garretsoi, 
Dolphus Smith—39. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 





Appeals ? 

Wm. Wooley, Richard Crewes, 
J. D. Smith, J. F. Robinson, G, 
J. Luckey, ©. T. Cady, J. 8. Cum- 
ming—7. 

Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 492.) 


Quest. 26, What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$28,465.67. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


$9,100. 


Quest, 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$4,677.82, 

which has heen applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 





{These appointments are all in the State 
of Illinois. ] 


GALESBURG DISTRICT. 
He DD). OpaRes bens 
'  (P. O., Galesburg, Il.) 


Abingdon, R. E. Buckey. 
Altona, A. P. Rolen. 
Avon, T. A. Beall. 
Bardolph, D. T. Wilson. 
Bentley, T. C. Davis. 
Biggsville, W. F. Dudman. 
Blandinsville, J. J. Hunter. 
Burnside, 7. 2, Newland. 
! Bushnell, William Wooley. 


CENTRAL ILLINOIS CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Cameron, 4. W. O Brian. 
Carthage, W. L. Douglas. 
Colchester, A. M. Bowlin. 
Dailas City, WM. L. O Harra. 
Kast Galesburg, G. M. Webber. 
Ellison, W. R. Warner. 
Ellisville, to be supplied. 
Elvaston, H. B. Ward. 
Galesburg, T. W. McVety. 
Gilson, 8. E. Steele. 
Good Hope, N. J. Brown. 
Hamilton, Joseph Hart. 
Kirkwood, G. C. Shaffer. 
Knoxville, A. W. Lowther. 
La Harpe, to be supplied. 
London Mills and Hermon, W. S. 
Welsh. 
Macomb, W. R. Wiley. 
Maquon, to be supplied. 
Monmouth, J. W: Frizzelle. 
North Henderson, 7. S. Pittenger. 
Oneida, 0. P. Graves. 
Oquawka, 2. C. Anderson. 
Pennington Point, Franklin Rist. 
Prairie City, G. D. Hensel. 
Raritan, W. A. Cumming. 
Roseville, C. T. Cady. 
Stronghurst, 4. /. Butéiers. 
Swan Creek, to be supplied. 
Terre Haute, E. F. Roe. 
Victoria, W. 8S, Porter. 
Walnut Grove, /. W. Ferris. 
Wataga. G. P. Snedaker. 


J. G. Evans, President of Hedding 
College. 

Richard Haney, Conference Evan- 
gelist—member of Monmouth 
Quarterly Conference. 

B. C. Denuis, Conference Evan- 
gelist—member of Knoxville 
Quarterly Conference. | 

S. L. Guthrie, Missionary in Ari- 
zona Mission. 


KANKAKEE DISTRICT. 
R. B. Wizxiams, P. E. 
(P, O., Kankakee, Ill.) 


Bonfield, N. W. Atkins. 
Braceville, E. H. Alford. 
Braidwood, W. J. Minium. 
Buckingham, R&. #. Bird. 
Buckley, J. A. Northrup. 
Campus and Emington, #. #. Dif- 
enbdaugh. 
Chatsworth, M. C. Eignus. 
Chebanse, W. F£. Shaw. 
Cissna Park, V. H. Brink. 
Clifton, R. A. Fairburn. 
Coal City, W. F. Jameson. 
Crescent City, S. P. Alford. 
De Selm, J. B. Bartle. 
Del Rey, A. R. Jones. 
Forrest, M. M. McCreight. 
Gardner, to be supplied. 
Gilman, J. D. Smith. 
Grant Park, B. F. Eckley. 


Iroquois and Donovan, N. D. 
Hanes. 
Kankakee: First Church, Thomas 
Doney. 
North, C. A. Wright. 


Trinity, W. D. Benjamin. 
Kempton, R. H.'Figgins. 
Loda, C. W. Cordes. 
Manteno, John May. : 
Mazon, F. W. Imbaden. 
Melvin, J. B. Dille! 
Milford, J. E. Mercer, 
Momence, D. 8. McCowan. 


CENTRAL ILLINOIS CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Onarga, G. J. Luckey. 

Piper City, J. S. White. 

Roberts and Thawville, Herman 
Coolidge. 

Saunemin, J. F. Foreman. 

Sheldon, J. A. Riason. 

Sibley, J. G. Blair. 

' Verona, A. J. Buxton. 
Waldron, I. Washington Puffer. 
Watseka: First Church, R. B. 
Seaman. 

Second Church, to be supplied. 
Wellington, I. Willett Putter. 
Woodland, T. M. Harris. 

Samuel Van Pelt, President of 
Grand Prairie Seminary—mem- 
ber of Onarga Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

G. W. Gray, Superintendent of 
City Mission—member of First 
Chureh, Kankakee, Quarterly 
Conference. 


NORMAL DISTRICT. 
J. W. Haney, P. E. 
(P, O., Noimne® Ill.) 


Benson, J. #. David. 
Chenoa, David McLeish. 
Colfax, John Wilkinson. 
Cooksville, D. S. Andrewartha. 
‘Cornell, ‘T.,C. Moots. 
Cropsey, J. H. Hobbs. 
Dana, O. LZ. Trititt. 
Deer Creek, &. MU. Boner. 
Dwight, Richard Crewes. 
E] Paso, J. 8. Cumming. 
Eureka, A. A. Waters. 
Fairbury, E. 8. Wilson. 
Flanagan, F. J. Giddings. 
Grand Ridge, G. L. Taylor. 
Gridley, O. A. H. De La Gardie. 
Hennepin, to be supplied. 
Hudson and Danvers, Hugh Gib- 
son. 

“Lacon, D. G. Murray. 
La Rose and Varna, W. D. Zvans. 

* Lexington, H. K. Metcalf. 
Lostant, J. T. Bliss. 
Magnolia, J. N. Fawectt. 
McDowell, P. A. St. John. 
Mackinaw, to be supplied. 
Metamora, to be supplied. 
Minonk, Rk. L. Vivian. 
Normal, A. K. Tullis. 
Odell, F. R. Lord. 
Pontiae, J. H. Ryan. 
Ransom, J. E. Taylor. 
Roanoke, to be supplied. 
Rutland and Toluca, C. #. Dun- 

levy. 

Selma, M. L. Miller. 
Streator, Joe Bell. 
Tonica, J. W. Edwards. 
Towanda, to be supplied. 

: ‘ 








Tremont, to be supplied. 
Washburn, D. F. Wilson. 
Washington, R. W. Ames. 
Wenona, John Small. 


B. W. Baker, President of Chad- 
dock College—member of Nor- 
mal Quarterly Conference. 

M. P. Lackland, Professor in Illi- 
nois. Weslevan University— 
member of Normal Quarterly 
Conference. 

W. D. H. Young, District Super- 
intendent of Children’s Home 
Society—member of Normal 
Quarterly Conference. 

J. C. Zeller, left without appoint- 
ment to attend some one of our 
schools. 


PEORIA DISTRICT. 
F. W. Murrett, P. E. 
(P. O., Peoria, Ill.) 


Brimfield, J. W. Denning. 
Bryant, E. 8. Busby. 
Canton, Alexander Smith. 
Canton Circuit, to be supplied. 
Castleton, Edward R. Horton. 
Chillicothe, D. B. Johnson. 
Cuba, W. R. Watson. 
Douglas, to be supplied. 
Dunlap, J. UZ. Prouty. 
East Peoria, to be supplied. 
Elmwood, O. T. Dwinell. 
Fairview, B. F. Mattox. 
Farmington, G. W. Kling. 
Glassford, #. WV. Wright. 
Hanna City, J. W. Moles. 
Henry, John Rogers. 
Ipava, Edward Wasmuth. 
Kickapoo, to be supplied. 
La Prairie Center, W. R. Carr. 
Lawn Ridge, to be supplied. 
Lewistown, R, A. Brown. _ 
Lewistown Cireuit, to be supplied. 
Manito, E. A. Whitwam. 
Monica, O. M. Dunlevy. 
Morton, R. Y. Hazard. 
Pekin, Henry Brink. 
Peoria: First Church, N. G. 
Lyons. 

Hale Chapel, D. N. Stafford. 

Madison Avenue, J. A. Chap- 

man. : 

Wesley, G. M. Boswell. 
Princeville, J. E. Connor. 
Putnam, to be supplied. 
Sparland, 8. P. James. 

oulon, L. F. Cullom. 

Trivoli, J. A. Smith. 
Vermont, G. #. Alford, 
West Jersey, G. L. Reed. 
Whitefield, W. H. Clark. 
Williamsfield, J. 7. Killip. 


300 


Wyoming, Vincent Aten. 
Yates City, to be supplied. 


W.H. Hunter, Agent of Confer- 
ence Claimants’ Society—mem- 
ber of Hale Chapel, Peoria, 
Quarterly Conference. 


A. M. Lumpkin, Missionary in 
Wyoming Mission. 


John Gimson, Conference Evan- 
gelist. 


R. H. Schuett, left without appoint- 
ment to attend some one of our 
schools. 


ROCK ISLAND DISTRICT. 
M. V. Crumpaxer, P. E. 
(P. O., Rock Island, Ill.) 


Aledo, A. M. Stocking. 

Alpha and Rio, W. H. Oraine. 

Atkinson, J. A. Edmondson. 

Bradford, W. B. Shoop. / 

Buda, J. F. James. | 

Cambridge, J. D. Calhoun. 

Colona, C.'W. Gaither. 

Eliza, to be supplied. 

Galva, M. A. Head. 

Geneseo, C. W. Ayling. 

Hampton, E. E. Meecham, 

Illinois City, to be supplied. 

Keithsburg, W. H. Witter. 

Kewanee, J. H. Scott. 

La Fayette, J. Q. Adams. 

Milan, J. B. Rutter. 

Millersburg, J. A. Alford. 

Moline: First Church, J. F. Rob- 
inson. \ 

Second Church, R. G. Pearce. 
Neponset, 8. P. Archer. 

New Boston, Fletcher De Clark. 

Orion, to be supplied. 

Pink Prairie, 7. #. Shult. 

Port Byron, T. J. Wood. 

Preemption, G. W. Peregoy. 

Reynolds, H. C. Birch. 

Rock Island: First Church, ©. 0. 
McCulloch. 

Ninth Street, to be supplied. 
Rock River, #. W. Thompson. 
Sheffield, W. J. Ward. 

Sunbeam, C. F. Crane. 

Taylor Ridge, Lddy McOmber. 

Tiskilwa, J. P. McCormick. 

Viola and New Windsor, R. T. 
Ballew. 

Woodhull, M. V. B. White. 

A. #. Joder, \eft without appoint- 
ment to attend some one of our 
schools. 


Qurst. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
In Kankakee, Ill. 


838 


NORTH CHINA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


NORTH CHINA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Peking, China, Sept. 15-21, '1897. 


/ 


BISHOP JOYCE, Presiding. 


Quzst. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

None. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quzst. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Chuaches ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Kao Fu Ch’ing, Li Ching T’sai, 
Li Te Jen—3. 
(0) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial 2 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Nehemiah 8. Hopkins. 


(0) In Studies of Second Year. 

Yang Ch’ao, Ch’en Yu Shan, 
Wang, Mao Yin, Chang Yu 
Cheng, Hou Wan Yu, Lin Te 
Hsin, Huang Wei Kang—7. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 5! 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quzsr. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued? 
None. 


Qurst. 7. Who have been. Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 

Wang Yueh, Ch’en Wei P’ing, 
Yang Ch’ang Fa, Chin Ch’eng, 
Hou Tien, Ko Ch’ing Yun—6. 

‘ 
(d) Bleed. and Ordained Deacons pre- 


viously, a 
None. 


Qurstr. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 

Wang Yueh, Ch’en Wei P’ing, 
Yang Ch’ang Fa, Chin Ch’eng, 
Hou Tien, Ko Ch’ing Yun—6. 

(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 
None. 
Quest. 9. What_ Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 

Kung Te Lin, Harry E. King, 
Ts’ui Wan Fu, Ch’in Lung Chang 
4. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Compieied the Congerence Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders. this 

year. 

P’an Chen, Ch’en Heng Te, 
Chou Hsueh Shen, Chang Pai 
Lin, Liu Ma K’e, Wang Ch’ing 
Yu, Sun Chin Kao, Ku Ch’i—8. 
(0) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 


ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
None. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quxst. 12, What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(>) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 
Qvrest. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each-Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences ? 
Nieh Chi Yi, to Foo Chow, 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
None. 


Qurst. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request 2 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located 2 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints 2 

None. 


Quzsr: 20. Who have been Haupelled ¢ 
None. 


Quust. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
None. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
None. 





I. T. HEADLAND, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Peking, China. . 


Quxst. 24, Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

H. H. Lowry, W. T. Hobart, 
J. H. Pyke, W.:F. Walker, Te 
Jui, Ch’en Heng Te, Wang Ch’ing 
Yun—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. —.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$1,020, gold. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$100, gold. 


Quest, 28. What has been Received 
on these Ciaims, and how has-tt 
been Applied ? 

$349, gold, 


which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conterenee 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in China, a 
LAN CHOU DISTRICT. 


Wane Cu’ine Yon, P. E. 
(P, O., Lan Chou, China.) 
J. H. Pye, Missionary. 
(P O., Lientsin, China.) 


An Ko Chuang, Ko Ch’ing Yun. 

Ch’ien An, Yang Ch’un Ho. 

Chen Tzu Chen, to be supplied. 

Ch’ien Ch’eng Ying, to be sup- 
plied. 

I An, to be supplied. 

Lan Chou, Wang Ch’ing Yun, 
one to be supplied. 

Lao T’ing, to be supplied. 

Lien Pei Tien, to be supplied. 

Pei Chia Tien, to be supplied. 

Pen Ch’eng, Wang Fuh. 

Kao Fu Ch’ing, Teacher in Lan 
Chou Intermediate School— 
member of Lan Chou Quarterly 
Conference. 


PEKING DISTRICT. 
W. F. Water, P. E. 
(P. O., Peking, China.) 

Ch’ang P’ing Chou, Hou Tien. 
Han T's’un, Ch’en Ta Yung. 
Hsiu Pao An, Li Ching T’ sai. 
Huai Lai, to 'be supplied. 
Huang Ts’un, to be supplied. 
Ku Pei K’ou, Chang Yu Oh’eng. 
Mi Yun, Chou Hsueh Shen. 
Pa Chou, Wang Mao Yin. 





x 


\ 


é NORTH CHINA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Peking: Asbury and Feng Chen, 
H. H. Lowry, Ch’en Henge Te. 
Hua’rh-shih, to be sup lied. 
Southern City, Isaac a Head- 
land, Liu Ma K’e. 

T’iao Ho T’ou and Ko’rh Cheng, 
to be supplied. 

Tung-An, to be supplied. 

Yang-Ke-Chuang, Kung Te Lin. 

Yen Ch’ing Chou, Yang Chang Fa. 

Yuug Ch’ing, to be supplied. 

H. H. Lowry, President; F. D. 
Gamewell, and Harry E. King, 
Professors in Peking University 
—members of Asbury, Peking, 
Quarterly Conference. ; 


Isaac T. Headland, Professor in 
Peking University—member of 
Southern City, Peking, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

Ch'in Lung Chang, Principal of 
Intermediate _School—member 
of Asbury, Peking, Quarterly 
Conference. 


SHAN HAI KUAN DISTRICT. 
Tee Jur, Pin: 
(P. O., Shan Hai Kuan, China.) 
J. H. Pyxn, Missionary. 
(P. O., Tientsin, China.) 
Ch’ang Li, to be supplied. 


| Ch’ien Wei, to be supplied. 





Fu Ning, to be supplied. 

Ko P’o, to be supplied. 

Pei T'ai Ho, to be supplied. 

Shan Hai Kuan, Te Jae one to be 
supplied. 

Shih Men Chai, Chin Cheng. 

Tai Ying, Huang Wet Kang. 


TIENTSIN DISTRICT. 
G. Re Davis, P. E. 
(P. O., Tientsin, China.) 


An Chai, Liu Chi Lun. 

Chang Ch’eng, to be supplied, 

Ch’ing Hsien, to be supplied. 

Chi Ning Chou, Wang Ch’eng 
Pei. 

Fei Ch’eng, to be supplied. 

Hsia Chang, to be supplied. 

Lai Wu Hsien, to be supplied. 

Li T’an, Hou Wan Yu. 

Nan Kung and Wei Hsien, Lin Te 
Hsin, one to be supplied. 

Nan P’i, to be supplied. 

Ning Yang, to be supplied. 

T’ai An Fu, Wang Ch’ing Yu. 

Tai Ch’eng, Sun Chin Kao, 

Tientsen : Wesley and Feng Chen, 

M. L. Taft, Ch’en Wei Ping. 
West City, Frederick Brown, 
Tsui Wan Fu. 

Tung Ch’ang Fu, to be supplied. 

Tung P’ing Shon Li Shao Wen. 

Yen Shan, Shang Ch’ing Yun. 





339 


Frederick Brown, in charge of 
school work in Tientsin. 

Li Te Jen, Teacher in Intermedi- 
ate School in Tientsin—member 
of Wesley Quarterly Confer- 
ence, 

J. F, Hayner, Missionary in Shan 
Tung—member of T’ai An Fu 
Quarterly Conference. 


TSUN HUA DISTRICT. 
W..T. Hogar, P. E. 
(P. 0., Tsun Hua via Tientsin, China.) 

Feng Jen, Chang Pai Lin. 

Ho Nan Chai, to be supplied. 

Ping An Ah’eng and Liang Tzu 
Ho, Ch’en Yu Shan. 

Sha Liu Ho, P’an Chen. 

Tang Yu, to be supplied. 

Tieh Ch’ang, to be supplied. 

Tsun Hua City, G. W. Verity. 

Tsun Hua Cireuit, Ku Ch’i. 

Yu Tien, Yang Ch’ao. 

NV. 8. Hopkins, in charge of Tsun 
Hua Hospital—member of Tsun 
Hua Quarterly Conference. 

G. W. Verity, Principal of Tsun 
Hua Intermediate School. 


Quxst. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Peking, China. 





WESTERN SWEDISH CONFERENCE, 


Held in Des Moines, Ia., Sept. 16-20, 1897. 


BISHOP FITZGERALD, Presiding. 


by Transfer, and from what Con- 

Serences ¢ 

C. O. Karlson, from Central 
Swedish. 


Quest. 2. Who have been fead- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Leceived 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Hugo A. Peterson. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(0) In Studies of Second Year. 
Oscar R. Palm, Eric P. Swan 
—2. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


PETER MUNSON, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, 623 South Eighteenth Street, Lincoln, Neb. 
Quxst. 1. Who have been Received | (d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 


None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 


None. 
(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
Olof F. Forsgren,, Oscar L. 


Stromberg, Joseph E. Johnston, 
Emil Malmstrom—4, 


Quzsr. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 


year. 
Olof F. Forsgren, Oscar L. 
Stromberg, Joseph E. Johnston, 


Emi] Malmstrom—4. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Hugo Alm, Lars M. Lindstrom 
—2, 


Quest. 9. ‘What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 


None. 


Bip, 





Quust. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year, 
None. 

(b) Elected and Ordained Elders pre- 

viously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
None. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Eiders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quxst. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Huamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in.open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 

John Lundeen, to Central 
Swedish. 


340 


. Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
None. 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 

Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 

Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under -Charges or 


Complaints ? 
None. 
Quest. 20. Who have been Lupelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 
None. 


22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
None. 


23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

J. E. Berggren, James Iverson, 
John Linn—8. 


QueEsT. 


Quest. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Trrers of 
Appeals ? 

John Linn, 8. A. Lindeberg, C. 
J. Mellberg, A. F. Winell, P. J. 
Berg, P. A. Lundberg, Peter 
Munson—%. 


Quest. 25. What ds the Statistical 
Report for this year\? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 589.) 





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Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$2,481. 


Qurst. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Pund ? 


$360. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has tt 
been Applied ? 

$360, 

which has been a tse under 

order of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in the 
State of Iowa, except as otherwise 
indicated.] 


IOWA DISTRICT. 
O. J. Swan, P. E. 

(P. 0., Des Moines, Ia.) 
Burlington, H. L. Lindqvist. 
Concord (Neb.), O. L. Stromberg. 
Creston, Spaulding, and Hiteman, 

John Levahn. 
Dayton and Algona, O. W. Os- 
trom. 2 
Des Moines, Hmil Malmstrom. 
Keokuk and Melrose, C. A. Sea- 


berg. 
Mason City, to be supplied, 


New Sweden and Muchakinock, | Wayne 
‘Qusst. 30. Where shall the next 


L. M. Lindstrom. 
Oakland (Neb.), A. F. Winell. 
Red Oak and Essex, P. J. Berg. 
Saint Louis (Mo.), A. A. Peterson. 





WESTERN SWEDISH CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Sheldahl and White Oak, J. P. 
Seaberg. 
Sioux City and Hawarden, C. 


ord, 
Stratford, Hugo Alm. 


KANSAS-NEBRASKA DIST. 
A.J. Loreren, P. E. 
(P. 0., Lincoln, Neb.) 


Axtell and Keene (Neb.), C. J. 
Meliberg, one to be supplied. 
Burdick and Lindsborg (Kan.), 

F. J. Swanson. 
Cedarville (Kan.), to be supplied. 
Clay Center (Kan.), /. 2. John- 
ston. 
Davey (Neb.), 0. 2. Palm. 
Globe (Mo.), to be supplied. 
Holdrege and Prairie (Neb.), A. k. 
Mellin. 
Kansas City (Mo.), Hrie P. Swan. 
Lincoln (Neb.), Peter Munson. 
Olesburg and Rose Hill (Kan.), 
O. FF. Forsgren. 
Omaha (Neb.), C. O. Karlson. 
Saronvilleand York (Neb.), K. A. 
Stromberg. 
Scandia (Kan.), A. G. Milton. 
Shickley and Ong (Neb.), A. G. 
‘ Engstrom. 


/Stromsburg, Swede Plains, and 
Lincoln Valley (Neb.), P. A. 
Lundberg. 


Topeka (Kan.), to be supplied. 
West Hill and Looking Glass 
(Neb.), S. A. Lindeberg, one to 
be supplied. 
t an.), to be supplied. 


Conference be held ? 
In Clay Center, Kan. 





WESTERN NORWEGIAN-DANISH CONFERENCE, 


Held in Portiand, Ore., Sept. 16-20, 1897. 


BISHOP McCABE, Presiding. 


Quust. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 
None. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None, 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Emanuel L. Nauthrup 


(b) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Christian Petersen. 





JOSEPH OLSEN, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, San Francisco, Cal. 


(6) In Studies of Second Year. 
None. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
) None. 
Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinwed 2? 
None. 
Quust. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


John J. Field. 
(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
Ole Heggen. 


Quest. 8, What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 


Ole Heggen, John J. Field—2. 





(b) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


None. 


Quest. 9. What. Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 


Hans O. Nordvig. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 
year. 


Ole O. Tweede, Christian L. 
Hansen—2. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. ; 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
Emanuel L, Nauthrup. 





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WESTERN NORWEGIAN-DANISH CONFEREN CE, 1897. 341 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
lected and Ordained Eiders 2 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Quzst. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined 2 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
None. 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


Lars Olsen. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
- None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Super- 
numerary Preachers ? 
N. P. Johnson, Lewis Walby, 
J. 8. Anderson—3. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
auated Preachers ? 
None. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

Martin Hansen, E. E. Mork, Carl 
Erickson, August Petersen, Joxeph 
Olsen, Martinus Nelson, Christian 
Hansen—6, 


MICHIGAN 





Qurst, 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 607.) 


Quxst. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$841. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$208. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$208, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
of Washington, except as otherwise 
indicated.] 


ALASKA DISTRICT. 

C. J. Larsen, P. E. 

(P. 0., Juneau, Alaska,) 
Circle City, to be supplied. 
Juneau, to be supplied. 
Saint Michaels, to be supplied. 
Skagway and Dyea, to be sup- 

plied. 


CALIFORNIA DISTRICT. 
M. Netson, P. E. 
(P. O., Eureka, Cal.) 
Eureka (Cal.), Martinus Nelson. 
Los Angeles (Cal.), Carl Erickson. 
Oakland (Cal.), A. Petersen. 
San Francisco (Cal.), Joseph Ol- 
sen. 


MONTANA AND 
DISTRICT. 
EK. J. Lunpraaarp, P. E. 

(P. O., Helena, Mont.) 


Belt, to be supplied. : 

Butte and Anaconda (Mont.), J. 
J. Field. 

Great Falls (Mont.), &. Z. Nau- 
thrup. 


IDAHO 


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Helena and East Helena (Mont.), 
KE. J. Lundegaard. 

Kalispel (Mont.), Christian Peter- 
sen. 

Moscow (Ida.), P. N. Melby. 

Ovid and Saint Charles (Ida.), to 
be supplied. 

Spokane and Lockwood, N. L. 
Hansen. 


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OREGON DISTRICT. 
J. Jacogpsen, P. E. 
(P, 0., Astoria, Ore.) 


Aberdeen and South Bend, to be 
supplied. 
Astoria and Chinook (Ore.), J: 

Jacobsen, 

La Center, to be supplied. 

McKee (Ore.), M. Hansen. 

Portland (Ore.): First Church, H. 
O. Nordvig. 

Second Chureh, C, Heckner.. - 
Reedville (Ore.), to be supplied. 
C, Heckner, Editor of Vidnesbyr- 

dé. 


SCANDINAVIAN DISTRICT. 


! 


EK. E. Mors, P. E. 
(P. 0., Salt Lake City, Utah.) 


Brigham and Ogden (Utah), to be 
supplied, 

Ephraim (Utah), to be supplied. 

Hiram and Logan, to be supplied. 

Provo (Utah), to be supplied. 

Richfield and Elsinore (Utah), 0. 
O. Tweede, 

Salt Lake City and Murray (Utah), 

KE. E. Mork. 


WASHINGTON DISTRICT. 
C. N. Haven, P. E. 
(P. 0., Fair Haven, Wash.) 
Everett and Marysville, Ole Heg- 
gen. 
Fair Haven and Whatcom, C. N. 
Hauge. 
Port Townsend and Port Angeles, 
to be supplied. 
Seattle and Seabold, G. Andersen. 
Tacoma, C. L. Hansen. 


Quest. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Tacoma, Wash, 


CONFERENOR, 


Held in Kalamazoo, Mich., Sept. 15-20, 1897. 


BISHOP VINCENT, Presiding. 


P. J. MAVEETY, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Jackson, Mich. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received Quzsr. 8. Who have been [received 


by Transfer, and from what Con- 

ferences ? 

J. C. Dorris, from Oklahoma; 
Addis Albro, from New York 


East; J. H. Wilcox, from North } 


Nebraska; G. H. Burge, from 


Dakota—4. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted 2 
None. 


on Credentials, and from what 
Churches? 
None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

John G. Biery, David R. Lee, 
James G. Phillips, Harley H. Har- 
ris, Alfred H. McComb, Albert T. 
Cartland—6. 





(0) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Matthew Mullen, Jr., Lewis H. 
Manning, J. Edward Kirby, Bert 
A. Silverthorne, William A. John- 
son, Robert E. Meader, James W. 
Rochelle, John D. Bird—8. 


(5) In Studies of Second Year. 


Albert E. Carman, Thomas 


342 


Boone, Arthur W. Mumford, Ben- 
son J. Youngs, John 8. De Long, 
William F. Kendrick, Moses i. 
Reusch—7. 


(ec) In Studies of Third Year. 

Herbert E. Wylie, Charles L. 
Keene, William W. Slee, Edwin 
W. Davis—4. 


(@) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quzsr. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
James D. McDonald. 


Quzst. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 


Arthur W. Simmons, Willard 
Aldrich, George R. Millard, Hen- 
ry R. E. Quant, Richard E. Yost, 
Hugh Kennedy, Frederick M. 
Cosner, William H. Phelps—8. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 
Clarence E. Deal, Thomas La- 
ity, Ralph T. Flewelling—s. 


QuEst. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 

Arthur W. Simmons, Willard 
Aldrich, George R. Millard, Henry 
R. E. Quant, Richard E. Yost, 
Hugh Kennedy, Frederick M. 
Cosner, William H. Phelps, Clar- 
ence E. Deal, Thomas Laity, 
Ralph T. Flewelling—11. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. a 
' Robert J. Floody, Robert G. 
Hildred, Ralph Newman, Charles 
A. Brown, Selden B. Ford, Chaun- 
cey D. Tubbs, Upton E. Partridge, 
Charles W. Holden, Willard EH. 
Ogden, James H. Wesbrook, Ja- 
cob L. Ruoff, Samuel I. Horr, At- 
well E. Hawley, Edward J. Brad- 
ner—14. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 


Joseph B. Peatling, Lewis L. 
Thomas, John W. Foy, George 
W. Weeks, Hale H. Miller, Wal- 
ter Z. Cole, William A. Robinson, 
Frank H. Nix, Arthur J. Morris, 
John Zedler, Loren P. Richt- 
meyer, James E. Foote, George 
W. Maxwell, Robert D. Freeman, 
William L. Holmes, George K. 
Fairbanks, Paul D. Huff, Alfred 
L. Woodlock, William H. Wright, 
Prentice E. Whitman—20. 


Quxst. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 

Charles H. Palmatier, David E. 
Reed, John C. Jewell, Thomas H. 
Leamon, Clinton H. Anderson, 
Charles M. Merrill, William W. 
Aylesworth, Corbon P. Birdsey. 
Elisha W. Laing, Robert J. Slee, 
William F, Glass, Ralph Wooton, 








fy 


George F. Craig, Edgar C. Tullar 
—14. 
(6) Elected and Ordained Ejders previ- 


ously. m 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
Albert B. Johnson, Elton E. 
Haring, John G. Biery, Almon C. 
Parsons, Robert E. Meader—d. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule 
None. 


Qursr. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Eiders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 


Charles W. Marshall. 


(bo) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 

This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 

The cases of O. E. Wightman, 
J. M. Wright, and D. O. Ball were 
referred to the Presiding Elder for 
trial. 


Quust. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 

W. L. Davison, to New York 
East; L. L. Tower, to Montana; 
Henry G. Hipp, to Tennessee—3. 


Quest. 15. Who have ‘Died ? 

J. W. Cawthorn, Aaron Huns- 
berger, F. N. Janes, A. A. Rolfe 
—4, 


(See obituaries, p. 448.) 


Qurst. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request? 
Anton N. Henne, C. H. Theo- 
bald—2, 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn 2 
A. C. Jones, YU. W. Woods—2. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 


T. R. Rible, W. W. Devine—2. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hxpelled? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers? 

OQ. E. Wightman, H. H. Rood, 
R. G. Hildred, B. 8. Mills, C. L. 
Barnhart, Wright Barrett, J. H. 
Hopkins, M. W. Knapp, Thomas 
Lyon, Andrew Potter, D. C. 
Riehl, B. W. Smith, H. 8. Taft, 
Eli Wigle, A. Z. Hawley, J. W. 
Lent, W. J. Maybee, D. O. Ball, 
J. W. Steffe, G. S. Hickey, T. J. 








MICHIGAN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Hill, A. J. Yorris, R. J. Floody, 
D. F, Barnes—24. 


QuEst. 28. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

W..T. Cook, / 2H. Nix, G. W. 
Sherman, KE. L. Odle, W. M. Col- 
by, L. M. Edwards, I. B. Tall- 
man, G. E. Hollister, J. R. Oden, 
Richard Pengelly, R. C. Welch, 8S. 
L. Hamilton, J. K. Stark, C. H. 
Howe, D. M. Ward, James Berry, 
W. J. Swift, L. W. Earl, T. T. 
Clark, Elias Cooley, R. C. Craw- 
ford, James Draper, A. A. Dunton, 
A. J. Eldred, C. H. Fisher, C. S. 
Fox, L. M. Garlick, L. J. Griffin, 
Jehiel Gulick, J. W, Hallowell, D. 
S. Haviland, J. S. Harder, S. P. 
Hewett, John Hills, G. 8. Hicks, 
John Hoyt, T. H. Jacokes, W. W. 
Johnson, H. D. Jordan, A. E. 
Ketcham, A. A. eta DK. 
Latham, G. D. Lee, W. M. Pad- 
dock, J. H. Pietzel, B. 8. Pratt, 
Thomas Riley, W. W. Rorke, 
Salmon Steele, Elight Treadgold, 
Amos Wakefield, B. B. Whitman, 
E. D. Young, J. W. Rawlinson, 
G. 8. Barnes, W. N. Younglove, 
J. R. Bowen, J. E. White, J. H. 
Tanner, James Webster, J. W. 
Horner, Uri Mason, E. T. Lum- 
ber, H. P. Henderson, E. G. 
Stephens, E. D. Bacon, L. M. 
Bennett, N. L. Brockway, David 
Engle, Jacob Marzolf, D. C. Wood- 
ward, George Donaldson, W. A. 
Prouty, Willard Heath—74. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
. Appeals ? 

W. R. Stinchcomb, L. N. Patti- 
son, J. F. Orwick, A. H. Coons, 
I. H. Skinner, C. G. Thomas, C. 
A. Jacokes—7. - 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 510.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$50,327.61. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims” 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$24,650. 


Quzst. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$11,253, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Michigan.} 
ALBION DISTRICT. 
P. J. Mavzery, P. E. 
(P. 0., Jackson, Mich.) 
Albion, A. E. Craig, 
Allen, C. H. Anderson. 
Barkers, to be supplied. 
Burlington, J. £. Kirby. 
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_ MICHIGAN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Butler, J. W. White. 
Cambria, Irving Eagle. 
Camden, L. A. Sevits. | 
Charlotte, G. D. Chase. 
Concord, G. L. Mount. 
Eaton, G. H. Burge. 
Eaton Rapids, J. G. Crozier. 
Frontier, @. R. Millard. 
Hanover, O. H. Perry. 
Hillsdale, M. M. Callon. 
Homer, 8. C. Strickland. 
Jackson: Cooper Street, J. C. 
Upton. 
ie ee Mission, to be sup- 
plied. 
First Church, Levi Master, J. J. 
Hartley. 
Greenwood Avenue, D. D. 


King. 
Haven Church, C. W. East. 
Ida Stiles Memorial, E. A. Arm-- 
strong. 

Jonesville, W. W. Lamport. 

Leslie, Albert Smith. 

Liberty, B. A. Silverthorne. 

Litchfield, C. A. Varnum. 

Marengo, Edwin Tench. 

Marshall, Isaiah Wilson. 

Montgomery, to be supplied. 

Mosherville, M. F. Loomis. 

North Adams, A. D. Newton. 

Northwest Quincy, to be supplied. 

Osseo, C. P. Birdsey. 

Parma, Delos Crork. 

Partello, H. R. £. Quant. 

Pittsford, J. G. Liery. 

Quincy, W. H. Parsons. 

Ransom, G. W. Howe. 

Reading, J. pais 

Springport, J. A. Sprague. 

Bakorabn, J. W. Sicshan. 

Tompkins, N. P. Brown. 

Wheatland, I. W. Wallace. 

J. H. Potts, Editor of Michigan 
Christian Advocate—member of 
First Church, Jackson, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

J. F. Orwick, Chaplain in Mich- 
igan State Prison—member of 
esa Jackson, Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

B. E. Paddock, Editor of Live 
Coals—member of Albion Quar- 
terly Conference. ; 

W. C. Longden, Missionary in 
Central China. 

F. C. Lee, Missionary in Nevada. 

Joseph Wilks, Missionary in 
Utah. . 


BIG RAPIDS DISTRICT. 
L. E. Lennox, P. E. 
(P. 0., Reed City, Mich.) 


- Ashton, R, W. Tindall. 


Averill, C. A. Brown. 
Baryton, to be A a 
Belding, O. J. Golden. 

Big Rapids, O. R. Lovejoy. 
Big Rapids Circuit, J. C. Jewell. 
Cadillac, W. L. Laufman. 
Cadillac Circuit, to be supplied. 
Caldwell, A. 2. Carman. 
Calkinsville, to be supplied. 
Chase, to be supplied. 
Chippewa Lake, W. H. Choate. 
Clare, J. S. De Long. 

Coleman, to be supplied. 
Crystal Valley, to be supplied. 
Dushville, P. D. Huff. 


ee 


Kdmore, #. W.. Davis. 

Entrican, to be supplied. 

Evart, J. C. Newcomer. 

Farwell, T. H. Leamon. 

Gladwin, U. #. Partridge. 

Greenville, Addis Albro. : 

Greenville Circuit, F. A. Van De 
Walker. 

Harrison, W. D. Roland. 

Hersey, G. K. Fairbanks. 

Howard City, William Judd. 

Lake View, W. R. Stinchcomb. 

Leaton, to be su plied. 

Le Roy, W. A. Exner. 

Ludington: First Church, L. E. 

Lovejoy. 

Fourth Ward, A. H. Sturgis. 

Luther, to be supplied. 

Marion, to be supplied. 

McClure, to be supplied. 

McBain, G. W. Weeks. 

Middle Branch, to be supplied. 

Millbrook, to be Sapnied: 

Morley J. C. Chase. 

Mount Pleasant, R. A. Wright. 

Paris, to be supplied. 

Pierson and Sand Lake, J. C. 
Dietrich. 

Reed City, G.S. Robinson. 

Romus, (. W. Holden. 

Scottville, C. H, Palmatier. 

Sears, G. W. Maxweil. 

Shepard, D. E. Reed. 

Stanwood, E. W. Wood. 

Stetson, to be supplied. 

Wesley, C. W. Smith. 

Woodville and White Cloud, to 
be supplied. 


GRAND RAPIDS DISTRIOT. 
Joun GRAHAM, P. E. 
(P. O., Grand Rapids, Mich.) 


Ada, to be supplied. 

Ashland, to be supplied. 

Benona, to be supplied. 

Berlin and Lamont, J. G. Phillips. 

Bowne, J. H. Westbrook. 

Byron Center and Dorr, E. A. 
Tanner. 

Caledonia, Thomas Boone. 

Cannonsburg, to be supplied. 

Cazenovia, W. F. Glass. 

Cedar Springs, Wellington Earle. 

Coopersville, R. N. Middleton. 

Edgerton, to be supplied. 

Fremont, C. A. Jacokes. 

Freeport, J. E. Messner. 

Grand Haven, Richard Shier. 

Grand Rapids: Ames Church, D. 

W. Parsons. 
Division Street, E. G. Lewis. 
East Street, J. W. H. Carlisle. 
Epworth, C. 8. Wheeler. 
Feakins Memorial, to be sup- 
plied. 

Joy Memorial, G. A. Odlum. 
Plainfield Avenue, G. C. Draper. 
Second Street, G. B. Kulp. 

Grandville, A. W. Burns, 

Hart, T. T. George. 

Hastings, Thomas Cox. 

Hastings Circuit, H. C. Chamber- 
lin. 

Hesperia, to be supplied: 

Holland, Adam Clark. 

Holton, to be supplied. 

Irving, &. D. Freeman. 

Lake Odesso, Arthur Trott. 

Lisbon, to be supplied. 

Lowell, L. N. Pattison. 


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Middleville, J. C. Dorris. 

Montague, R. J. Slee, 

Muskegon: Central Church, J. P. 

MacCarty. 
Lakewood Heights, F. W. 
Huist. 

Newaygo, W. W, Slee. 

North Muskegon, to be supplied. 

Pentwater, A. LZ. Woodlock. 

Ravenna, Santord Snyder. 

Robinson, D. R. Lee. 

Rockford, Charles Nease. 

Saranac, W. H. Wright. 

Shelby, E. L, Sinclair. 

South Lowell, to be supplied. 

Sparta, L. W. Calkins. 

Spring Lake, Henry Abraham. 
ergennes and Keene, J. W. Ro- 
chelle. 

Wayland, to be supplied. 

Whitehall, C. E. Hoag. 


GRAND TRAVERSE DIST. 
E. L. Kextoee, P. E. 
(P. O., Traverse City, Mich.) 


Alanson, H. H. Harris. 
Alba, to be supplied. 
Alden, D. A. Green. 
Bear Lake, to be supplied. 
Bellaire, &. 7. Fesaing, 
Benzonia, to be supplied. 
Boone, to be supplied, 
Boyne City, A. R. Keeler. 
Central Lake, to be supplied. 
Charlevoix, J. W. Hallenbeck. 
Clarion, A. H. MeComb. 
Copemish, to be supplied. 
Cross Village, to be supplied. 
East Jordan, L. 8. Matthews. 
East Jordan Cireuit, to be sup- 
lied. 
Elk Rapids, J. W. Miller. 
Empire, to be supplied. 
Fife Lake, W. Z. Cole. 
Frankfort, F. J. Freeman. 
Free Soil, to be supplied. 
Harbor Springs, J. A. De Graff. 
Inland, to be supplied. 
Ironton, to be supplied. 
Kalkaska, J. C. Beach. 
Kewadin, to be supplied. 
Kingsley, to be supplied. 
Lake City, George Varion. 
Levering, to be supplied. 
Mackinaw City, to be supplied. 
Mancelona, J. W. Hart. 
Manistee, A. T. Ferguson. 
Manton, Levi Aler. 
Monroe Center, to be supplied. 
North Port and Indian Mission, * 
P. BE. Whitman. 
Norwood, James Allen. 
Old Mission, to be supplied. 
Petoskey: Charlevoix Avenue, to 
be sapphic’. 
First Church, R. 8. McGregor. 
Sherman, Hugh Kennedy. 
South Boardman, R. L£. Yost. 
Stittsville, S. C. Tiney. 
Torch Lake, to be pi aeric 
Traverse City, J. A. Bready. 
West Traverse City, M. 2. Reusch. 
Williamsburg, O. D. Watkins. 


KALAMAZOO DISTRICT. 
J. C. Fuorp, P. E. 
(P. O., Kalamazoo, Mich.) 


Allegan, J. C. Cook. 
Augusta, 2. #. Meader. 
Athens, E. W. Laing. 


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Bantield, to be supplied. 
Battle Creek; First Church, Wil- 

liam Denman. 
Maple Street, W. L. Barth. _ 
Upton Avenue, W. #. Kendrick. 
Bloomingdale, C. M. Merrill. 
Bellevue, A. F. Nagler. 
Climax, C. #. Deal. 
Comstock, J. W. Foy. 
Cooper, H. H. Miller. 
Delton, to be supplied. 
| Douglas and Saugatuck, Z. P. 
Reichtmyer. 
Fennville, to be supplied. 
Fulton, C. T. Van Antwerp. 
Galesburg, Joshua White. 
Ganges, A. M. Griffith. 
Gobleville, N. 8. Tuttle. 
Kalamazoo: East Avenue, J. W. 
McAllister. 
First Church, Louis De Lamar- 
ter, Louis Blanchett. 
Simpson, C. G. Thomas. 
Kalamazoo Circuit, A. M. Gould. 
Kendall, to be supplied. 
Lacota, N. D. Marsh. 
Martin, F. W. Corbett. 
Menden, W. H. Stacey. 
Monterey, /. Jf, Cosner. 
Nottawa Indian Mission, to be 
supplied. 
Oshtemo, J. H. Wilcox. 
Otsego, J. W. McDougal. 
Parkville, to bg supplied. 
Penfield, J. 8. Valentine. 
Plainwell, A. F. Hart. 
Prairieville, J. W. Buell. 
Richland, /. B. Peatling. 
Schooleraft, Thomas Laity. 
Sonoma, W. I. Elmer. 


~ South Haven, W. J. Hathaway. 


Trowbridge, C. W. Jones. 
Vicksburg, A. H. Coors. 


LANSING DISTRICT, 
W. M. Porrer, P. E. 
(P. O., Lansing, Mich.) 
Alma, M. D. Carrel. 
Ashley, B. J. Youngs. 
Aurelius, John Klose. 


Bannister, Thomas Young, 
Bath, A. A. Stephens, 





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Berlin Center, to be supplied. 

Breckenridge, A. W. Simmons. 

Carson City, J. W. Davids. . 

Crystal, to be supplied. 

Danby, A. 7. Cartland. 

Delta, J. #. Foote. 

De Witt, F. L. Niles. 

Eagle, L. B. Kenyon. 

Elm Hall, 7. 2. Wylie. 

Hlsie, H, H. Ford. 

Emerson, to be supplied. 

Grand Lodge, W. A. Taylor. 

Gresham, E. R. Lyon. 

Hubbardston, N. M. Barnes. 

Tonia, W. H. B. Urch. 

Ithaca, George Killeen. 

Lyons and Muir, W. #. Ogden. 

Lansing: Central, F. L. Thomp- 
son. 

First Church, W. Z. Holmes. 
Maple Rapids, A. O. Carman, 
Mason, J. I. Buell. 

Nashville, W. J. Wilson. 

Okemos, i. H. Skinner. 

Orange, H. R. Hawley. 

Orleans, N. E. Gibbs. 

Ovid, A. P. Moors. 

Palo, John Dobson. 

Perrinton, H. D. Skinner. 

Portland, N. L. Bray. 

Potterville, George Bullen. 

Saint John’s, D. D. Martin. 

Saint Louis, A. T. Luther. 

Sebewa, A. K. Stewart. 

Sethton, to be supplied. 

Shepardsville, Ralph Wooton. 

Sheridan, C. M. Welch. 

Stanton, to be supplied. 

Vermontville, J. p. Durham. 

Woodland, Willard Aldrich. 

W. 4H. Thompson, State Superin- 
tendent of the Pennsylvania 

Children’s Home Society. 


NILES DISTRICT. 
R. W. Van Scuouox, P. E. 
(P. 0,, Coldwater, Mich.) 
Bangor and Breedsville, I. T. 
Weldon. 
Benton Harbor, W. P. French. 
Berrien Springs, A. N. Eldred. 
Bronson, John Zedler. 


MICHIGAN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Buchanan, H. L. Potter. 
Burr Oak, to be se Ss 
Cassopolis, I. H. Riddick, 
Centerville, G, W. Tuthill. 
Coldwater, W. I. Cogshall. 
Coloma and Watervliet, A. J. 
Wheeler, 
Colon, H. W. Thompson. 
Constantine, J. P. Pinckard. 
Decatur, W. H. Moore. 
Dowagiac, G, A. Buell. 
Eau Claire, S. L. Horr. 
Edwardsburg, E. F. Newell. 
Galien, C. L. Keene. 
Gilead, Jehiel Gulick. 
Girard, W. P. Mosher. 
Hartford, G. F. Craig. 
Keeler and Silver Creek, Samuel 
Trewin. 
Kinderhook, W. W. Aylesworth. 
Lawrence, to be ect tives 
Lawton, A. S. Williams. 
Marcellus, G. W. Gosling. 
Mattawan, J. H, Emmons. 
Niles, Lewis Grosenbaugh. 
Paw Paw, E. O. Mather. 
Pokagon, W. J. Douglass. 
Saint Joseph, James Hamilton. 
Sherwood, A. W. Mumford. 
Stevensville, C. F, Brown. 
Sturgis, R. H. Bready. 
Three Oaks, J. H, Bennett. 
Three Rivers, W. A. Frye. 
Union City, F. A. Chapman. 
Vandalia, J, N. Dayton. 
White Pigeon, G. A. Brown. 


Matthew Mullen, Jr., L. H. Man- 
ning, W. A. Johnson, Ralph 
Newman, S. B. Ford, C. D. 
Tubbs, H. J. Bradner, W. H. 
Phelps, Joseph H. Peschman, 
W. A. Robinson, H. L. Rood, 
A, A. Geiger, and Z. L. Thomas, 
left without appointments to at- 
tend some one of our schools. 


J. L. Ruof, Missionary to Mexico. 
J. D. Bird, Missionary in Utah. 


Quest. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be hela ? 


Referred to the Presiding Elders. 





NORTHWEST INDIANA CONFERENCE, — .- 


Held in Lebanon, Ind., Sept. 8-13, 1897. 


BISHOP WALDEN, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences? 

Edwin A. Schell, from New 
York; E. H. Brumbaugh, from 
Kansas ; Charles L. Bovard, from 
Indiana—3. 

Quzxst. 2. Who have been Read- 

mitted ? 
None. 

Quzst. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churehes ¢ ' 

James T. Sawyer (in studies of 


first year), from the Free Metho- 
dist Church. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Frank K. Dougherty, Edwin W. 
Dunlavy, Frank O. Fraley, Fred 
W. Hixon, Francis G. Howard, 
John D. Kruel, William W. 
Mountain, Francis T. Peters, 
James T, Sawyer—9. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


pa 


MAXWELL, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Attica, Ind. 


Quzst. 5. Who have been Contin- 
ued on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year, 
None. 


(6) In Studies of Second Year. 


John §. Crowder, Albert G. 
Detch, Descom D. Hoagland, 
William F. Hovis, Albert L. Mil- 
ler, Adrian E, Tinkham—6, 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(dj In Studies of Fourth Year. 
Layton C. Bentley. 


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NORTHWEST INDIANA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quest. 6. Who ‘have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


Paul Gilbert. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


Francis J. Beisel, Alfred M. 
Wiley, John H. Rayle, Robert J. 
Reid, Ernest D. Smith, Calvin O. 
Smock, Claude Travis, John R, 
Troxell, Ernest C. Wareing, Har- 
ry S. White--10. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Charles W. Postill. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Siudies of Third Year 2 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 

Francis J. Beisel, Altred M. 
Wiley, John H. Rayle, Robert J. 
Reid, Ernest D. Smith, Calvin O. 
Smock, Claude Travis, John R. 
Troxell, Ernest C. Wareing, Harry 
S. White, Charles W. Postill—11. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Alonzo A. Dunlavy, Alfred J. 
Waller—2. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 

John M. Brown, Merton V. 
Brown, Henry L. Davis, Joseph 
N. Greene, Allen M. Hagenbook, 
Ulysses G. Leazenby, Lucien V. 
Rector, John W. Richards, Ed- 
ward §. Shumaker, Commodore 
B. Stanforth—10. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 
George F. Cramer, Worth M. 

Tippey, James M. Williams—3. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 


None. 


Qursr. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
William M. Torr. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quxst. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 
The case of E. T. Spohr was re- 
ferred to the Presiding Elder for 
ae E RON: 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
JSerred, and to what Conferences ¢ 

S. V. Leech, to Kansas; Amos 
Fetzer (in studies of third year), 
to Northwest Nebraska—2. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 

J. H. Claypool, William Gra- 
ham, W. P. Hargrave, Allen Lewis, 
D. P. McClain, William Pack, D. 
W. Risher—7. 

(See obituaries, p. 445.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 


Quest.17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn? 
Joseph B. Ross. 


Quusr. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 


None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 
The orders of James T. Sawyer, 
a deacon from the Free Methoilist 
Church, were recognized. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

J. B. Combs, J. W. Greene, D. 
A. Grime, J. W. Loder, J. G. 
Stephens, J. J. Thompson, R. C. 
Wilkinson—7. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Siperan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

G. W. Bower, Jephtha Boicourt, 
Francis Cox, J. B. De Motte, 
Samuel Godfrey, Nelson Green, 8. 
M. Hays, C. B. Heath, J. H. Hull, 
W. W. Jones, J. F. McDaniel, J. 
W. T. McMullen, Reuben San- 
ders, J. L. Smith, B. W. Smith, 
G. W. Stafford, G. J. Vaught, T. 
E. Webb, Moses Wood, M. H. 
Wood, J. E. Wright—21. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

F. W. Gee, E. R. Johnson, W. 
E. McKenzie, J. M. Stafford, J. 
C. Kemp, A. W. Wood, G. W. 
Switzer—7. 


Quzst. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 474.) 


Qusst. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$26,977.50. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


$8,570. 





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Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$4,860.50, 


which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all in the State 
of Indiana.) ‘ 
CRAWFORDSVILLE DIST. 
J. H. Crssrezz, P. E. 
(P. O., Crawfordsville, Ind.) 


Avon, A. L. Clark. 
Covington, A. H. De Long. 
Crawfordsville: First Church, E. 
H. Brumbaugh. 
Trinity, Z LZ. Davis. 
Crawfordsville Circuit, A.#. Tink- 


ham. 

Danville, W. F. Switzer. 

Darlington, W. H. Broomfield. 

Flackville, to be supplied. 

Indianapolis: King Avenue, A. 
‘W. Wood. 

Saint Paul’s, H. N. Ogden. 
Jamestown, H. H. Dunlavy. 
Kingman, to be supplied. 
Ladoga, B. F. Ivey. 

Lebanon, D. M. Wood. 
Lebanon Circuit, F. K. Dough- 
erty. 
Lizton, £. W. Dunlavy. 
Mace, H.-C. Riley. 
New Richmond, Charles Jakes. 
Newtown, W. G. Vessels. 
Perryville, O. H. Berry. 
Roachdale, /. O. Fraley. 
Romney, J. M. Stafford. , 
Russellville, J. 8. Crowder. 
Shawnee, J. B. Sites. 
Thorntown, A.C. Geyer. 
Trader’s Point, E. G. Pelley. 
Veedersburg, C. B. Stanforth. 
Waveland, see Claypool. 
Whitestown, R. G. Hammond. 
Wingate, C. W. Postéll. 
Yountsville, J. M. Williams. 
Zionville, S. B. Grimes. 


GREENCASTLE DISTRIOT. 
8. B. Town, P. E. 
(P. 0., Greencastle, Ind.) | 


Bainbridge, to be supplied. 

Bellmore, H. H. Cannon. 

Brazil: Bethel, to be supplied. 
Epworth, A. M@. Wiley. 
French Mission, to be supplied, 
Hendrix Chapel, H. L. Kindig. 
Oxford, to be supplied. 

Carbon, #. C. Wareing. 

Catlin, to be supplied. 

Clayton, J. H. Rayle, 

Clinton, J. A. Clearwaters. 

Coal Bluff and Diamond, to be 
supplied. i 

Coatsyille and Amo, J. &. Trowell. 

Dana, O. P. Paxon. 

Fillmore and Wesley, to be sup- 
plied. 
Fontaret and Rosedale, J. D. 

Kruel. 
Greencastle: Brick Chapel, F. W. 
Hixon. 
College Avenue, W. H. Wise. 
Harmony and Canaan, to be sup- 
plied. 
Knightsville, to be supplied. 


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Lena and Pleasant Hill, to be 
supplied. ‘ 

Montezuma, Whitfield Hall. 


Morton, U. @.: Leazenby. 

Newport, E. W. Lawhon. 

Plainfield, #. S. Shumaker. 

Reelsville and Limedale, to be 
supplied. 

Rockville, 8, P. Colvin. 

Sandford, J, T. Stafford. 

Staunton, to be supplied. 

Summit Grove, Claude Travis. 

Terre Haute: Centenary, W. M. 

Tippey. 
First Church, Demetrius Til- 
lotson. 
Grace, J. V. Greene. * 
Maple Avenue, F. W. Gee. 
Mattox, Thomas Meredith. 
Montrose, W. N. Dunn. 
Trinity, W.W. Mountain. 

Terre Haute Circuit, /. W. Rich- 
ards. 

W. H. Hickman, Vice Chancel- 
lor; H. A. Gobin, President, in 
De Pauw University—members 
of College Avenue, Greencastle, 
Quarterly Conference. 


LAFAYETTE DISTRICT. 
C. A. Broozsg, P. E. 
(P. O., Lafayette, Ind.) 


Ambia, MU. V. Brown. 
Attica, J. A. Maxwell. 
Battle Ground, G. R. Streeter. 
Boswell, A. G. Yount. 
Brookston, D. A. Rogers. 
Burlington, C. O. Smock. 
Clark’s Hill, L. 8. Buckles. 
Colfax, C. B. Mock. 
Dayton, F. 7. Peters. 
Fowler, W. P. McKinsey. 
Frankfort, J. H. Hollingsworth. 
Kirklin, JG. Kemp. 
Lafayette : Congress Street, F. M. 
Pavey. 
Saint Paul’s, T. J. Bassett. 
Trinity, C. B. Wilcox. 
West, &. W. Switzer. 
Lafayette Cireuit, G. F. Cramer. 
Lochiel, Z. V. Rector. 





Michigantown, 7. /. Beisel. 
Montmorenci, C.D. Royse. 
Mulberry, T. F. Drake. 

Oxford, J. C. Martin. 

Pine Village, 7. S. White. 

Rossville, E. M. Dunkleborger, 

Shadeland, Henry Ross. 

State Line, to be supplied. 

Stockwell, C. H. Leeson, 

Swanington, to be supplied. 

West Lebanon, J. P. Shagley. 

Williamsport, Z. C. Bentley. 

J. A. Potter, Chaplain in United 
States Army—member of Trin- 
ity, Lafayette, Quarterly Con- 
ference. 


SOUTH BEND DISTRICT. 
Isaac Date, P. E. 
(P. 0., South Bend, Ind.) 


Argos, Eli Myers. 
Bringhurst, B. H. Beall. 
Burnettsville, to be supplied. 
Camden, A. M. Hagenbook. 
Culver, #. G. Howard. 
Delphi, J. G. Campbell. 
Door Village, H. M. Campbell. 
Hamlet, J. N. Harman. 
Kewanna, H. G. Ogden. 
Knox, W. F. Clark. 

La Porte, C. L. Bovard. 


La Porte Circuit, N, E, Tink-| 


ham. 
Leiters, U. G. Sholty. 
Lucerne, J. E. McCloud. 
Monticello, A. T. Briggs. 
New Carlisle, C. L. Harper. 
North Judson, to be supplied. 
North Liberty, E. R. Johnson. 
Plymouth, L. 8. Smith. 
Richland Center, 4. Z. Miller. 
Rochester, L. C. Buckles. 
Rolling Prairie, William Davis. 
South Bend: First Church, E. P. 

Bennett. 

Grace, J. W. Walker. 

Milburn Memorial, 8. W. Goss. 
South Bend Cireuit, Lynn Bates. 
Union Mills, R. M. Simmons. 
Walkerton, W. A. Smith. 
Yeoman, A. 4. Dunlavy. 


| Remington, W. A. 


NORTHWEST INDIANA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


}A. A. Gee, Superintendent of 


New Mexico English Mission, | 
Albuquerque, N. M. > 


VALPARAISO DISTRICT. 
Samug. Becx, P. E. 
(P. 0., Valparaiso, Ind.) 


‘Brook, A. G. Detch. 

Chesterton, J. 8. Wright. 

Crown Point, R. D. Utter. 

Creston and Griffith, to be sup- 
plied. 

Dunnville, (P. O., Teffts), to be 
supplied. 

East Chicago, W. F. Hovis. 

Francisville, H. C. Weston. 

Goodiand, A, P. De Long. 

Hammond, M. H. Appleby. 

Hebron, W. E. McKenzie. 

Hobart, T. J. Reder. 

Kentland, W. R. Mikels, 

Kouts, to be supplied. 

Leroy, &. J. Reid. 

Lowell, W. B. Warren. 

Medaryville, J. L. Greenway. 

Michigan City, J. S. Hoagland, 

Monon, A. M. Virden, 

Morocco, O. B. Rippetoe. 

atthews, 

Rensselaet, H. M. Middleton. 

Reynolds, J. 7. Sawyer. 

Rose Lawn, /. Uv. Brown, 

Royal Center, H. C. Neal. 

South Valparaiso, D. D. Hoag- 
land. 

Valparaiso, H. A. Tucker. 

Wanatah and Hanna, A. J. Waller. 

Westville, C. U. Stockbarger. 

Wheeler, J. H. Worrall. 

Whiting, 2. D. Smith. 

Winamac, David Handley. 

Wolcott, J. W. Shell. 

E. A. Schell, General Secretary of 
Epworth League—member of 
Crown Point Quarterly Conf. 

Q. A. Myers, Missionary in West 
China Mission. 

Quest. 80. Where shail the neat 

Conference be held ? 
In Plymouth, Ind. 





INDIANA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 22-27, 1897. 
BISHOP FOWLER, Presiding. 


Quzst. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ¢ 

None. 


Quzst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quzst. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 
) None. 

Quest. 4. Who have been Received 

on Trial ? 

(7) In Studies of First Year. 

Samuel J. Cross, Charles 8. 


Whitted, Edward I. La Rue, Jesse 
A. Breeden, Winfield R. Thorn, 
Frank O. Beck, Alonzo L. Dun- 
can, Oscar Polhemus—8s. 


(0) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Qurst. 5. Who have been Contin- 
ued on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year, 
Elmer E. McDuffee, 


(6) In Studies of Second Year, 
William B. Farmer, George H. 
Reiboldt, Frank §. Miller, John 
B. Johnson, Charles H. Rose, 
Charles M. Kroft, Theodore K. 


R. A. KEMP, Secretary. 


: Post office of Secretary, Vevay, Ind. 


Willis, John 8. Ward, Lawrence 
C. Jeffery, Clarence C. Bonnell, 
John N. Jerman—11. 


| (c) In Studies of Third Year, 


None. 
(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 
Quzst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued? 
James L. Brown. 
Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership 2 
(a) miesres and Ordained Deacons this 


¢ 
Eli T. Gerkin, Frank W. Davis, 


INDIANA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


a4 


Charles L. Martin, Edward A.| Quxsr. 14. Who have been Trans- 


Robertson, William R. Plummer, 


James L. Shroyer, George S. Hen- 


ninger, Edward M. Chambers, 
Lucien B. Youngblood, James P. 
Masson, Andrew J. Patrick-—11. 


(0) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Robert 8S. Hyde, Charles A. 
Ward, Charles W. Dobson—3. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership. this 
year. 

Eli T. Gerkin, Frank W. Davis, 
Charles L. Martin, Edward A. 
Robertson, William R. Plummer, 
James L. Shroyer, George S. Hen- 
ninger, Edward M. Chambers, Lu- 
cien B. Youngblood, James P. 
Masson, Andrew J. Patrick, Rob- 
ert S. Hyde, Charles A. Ward, 
Charles W. Dobson—14. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Frank F. Ogle, Albert W. Stout, 
James F, O’Haver, Arthur D. 
Batchelor, Charles W. Maupin, 
Jas. T. Bean, Wm. ©, Botkin—7. 


Qusst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 

Charles W. Crooke, Charles W. 
Whitman, Reuben W. Fish, Field- 
ing L. Priest, Carl S. Risley, El- 
mer L. Butler, Aylett R. Jones, 
William F. Smith, William H. 
Wylie, John M. Wines, Howard 
D. Sterrett—11. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Hlected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 

Lemuel M. Grigsby, Harry W. 
Baldridge, Edward E. Urner, Sam- 
uel G. Benham, John E. Coffin, 
Elmer St. Clair, John Ragle, El- 
mer C. Jordan, John H. Furry, 
John Clouds, Daniel W. Noble, 
Merritt Macklan, Harvey H. Shel- 
don, Lewis F. Dimmitt, Thomas J. 
Anthony, Walter G. Procter—16. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
William H. Crane, Nelson P. 
Ray, James W. Cordrey—3, 


(b) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 
Quzst. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
jn open Conference. 





Jerred, and to what Conferences ? 

John Phillips, to Kentucky ; C. 
L. Bovard, to Northwest Indiana ; 
T. I. Coultas, to Newark—3. 


Quzsr, 15. Who have Died 2 
G. P. Jenkins, C. E. Hargrave, 
G. 8. Connor, W. H. Burton, T. 
B. MeOJain, Sampson Tincher, M. 
A. Ruter, J. W. Milam—s. 
(See obituaries, p. 451.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request 2 


C. W. Lee. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
J. W. Bain, T. B. Couchman 


—2. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 


None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

H. O. Frazier, W. H. Sheets, 
W.H. Kendrick, T. W. Conner, 
Alonzo Murphy, J. B. Lathrop, 
J. H. Neher, Henry Morrow, 
Frank Edinborough, J.8. Jenckes, 
W. H. Hedden, M. L. Payton, A. 
N. Elrod, Z. B. Youngblood, H. 
C. Ashcraft—1s, 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers? 

Francis Walker, James Hill, M. 
M. C. Hobbs, O. H. Tansy, J. W. 
Julian, Charles Cross, E. W. 
Cadwell, Lawrence Jones, G. F. 
Culmer, J. B. Hamilton, F. A. 
Hutcherson, J. M. Hillyard, Gid- 
eon Heavenridge, W. W. Puett, 
J. F. McGregor, F. A. Eller, S. 
W. MeNaghten, J. M. Watson, 
W. McK. Hester, John Spears, R. 
R. Baldwin, J. V. Moore, I. N. 
Thompson, John Tansy, W. H. 
Davidson, T. C. Danks, John 
Bruner, H. L. Niles, N. E. Bor- 
ing, J. W. Houpt, F. A. Hester, 
William Nichols, J. W. Mendell, 
Samuel Longdon, E. T. Spencer, 
William Long, Asbury Wilkin- 
son, J. §. Winchester, James Mc- 
Caw, W. S. Jordan, J. W. Mel- 
lender, Joseph Cotton, W. W. Sny- 
ern) Ue Pan, D. C. Benjamin, 
J. 8. Tevis, J. G. Chafee, B.F. 
Julian, Lewis King, R. L. Kin- 
near, E. P. F. Wells, James Gil- 
lespie, B. F. Morgan, Bryram Car- 
ter—54. 


Qusst. 24. Who are the Triers 
of Appeals ? 
W. Mz. Zaring, J. M. Baxter, J. 





O47 


EH. Ketcham, James Hixson, M. B, 
Hyde, Robert Roberts, H. ©. 
Clippinger.—7, 3 


Quust. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 482.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$33,225. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$19,196. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


’ $9,350, 
which has been applied under or-. 
der of the Conference. 


Quest, 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
{These appointments are all in the State 
of Indiana.] 
BLOOMINGTON DISTRICT. 
T. H. Wurrs, P. E. 
(P. 0., ——.) 


Bedford, E. R. Vest. 

Bedford Circuit, W. B. Farmer. 

Belleville, C. Z. Martin. 

Bloomfield, H. N. King. 

Bloomington: College Avenue, J. 

H. Doddridge. 

Fighth Street, E. C. Jordan. 
Peoenere Circuit, to be sup- 

plied. 

Bowling Green, J. B. Johnson. 

Cataract, to be supplied. 

Center Point, Oscar Polhemus. 

Clay’ City, J. C. Boone. 

Cloverdale, W. E. Edgin, 

Cory, W. F.F-Smith. Miia 

Ellettsville, C. H. Pinnick. 

Freedom, 8. G. Benham. 

Gosport, William Telfer. 

Greencastle: Locust Street, M. A. 

Farr. 

South, to be PoE aed 
Harrodsburg, /. /. O Haver. 
Heltonville, J. B. Likely. 
Linton, J. W. Culmer. 

Lyons, W.S. McCallister. 

Martinsville, M. B. Hyde. 

Marineritle Circuit, to be sup- 

lied. 

Mitchell, W. M. Zaring. 

Owensburg, J. E. Sidebottom. 

Patricksburg, E. E. Urner. 

Putnamville, J. S. Ward. 

Quincy, C. A. McCullough. 

Solsberry, W. J. Ellis. 

Spencer, A. L. Bennett. 

Stilesville, 4. Z. Duncan. 

Tunnelton, J. M. D. Huddleson,. 

Worthington, J. W. Baker, 

John Poucher and Edwin Post, 
Professors in De Pauw Univer- 
sity—members of Locust Street, 
Greencastle, Quarterly Confer- 
ence, 

J. D. Hartsock, Conference Evan- 
gelist—member of Locust Street, 
Greencastle, Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 





848 


T. J. Duval, Professor in Ohio | Stewartsville, J. 7. Beun. 


Wesleyan University—member 
of Locust Street, Greencastle, 
Quarterly Conference. 


W. H. Wyle, H. W. Baldridge, 
T. M. Heaton, and W. C. Botkin, 

. left without appointments to at- 
tend some one of our schools. 


CONNERSVILLE DISTRICT. 
C. C. Epwarps, P. E. 
(P. 0., ——.) 


Abington, A. 2. Jones. 
Arlington, W. 8. Smith. 
Brookville, J. H. Carns. 
Brookville Circuit, H. D. Sterrett. 
Carthage, W. N. Fletcher. 
Clarkesburg, G. H. Leiboldt. 
College Corner, E. L. Dolph. 
Connersville, V. W. Tevis. 
Everton, J. M. Wines. 
Fairfield, J. T. Scull. 
Fairland, F. A. Gutherie. 
Glenwood, D. T. Hedges, one to 
be supplied. 
Laurel, to be supplied. 
Liberty, A. R. Beach. 
Maplewood, Jesse Miller. 
Metamora, H. Harris. 
Milroy, A. N. Marlatt, #. J. La 
Rue, 
Milton, #. S. Hyde. 
Morristown, E. P. Jewett. 
Mount Carmel, T. T. Anthony. 
Rushville, C. W. Tinsley. 
Saint Paul, D. A. Wynegar. 
Shelbyville: First Church, J. W. 
Duncan. 
West Street, R. H. Moore. 
Waldron, H. C. Pelsor. 


EVANSVILLE DISTRICT. 
»H. J. Tatsort, P. E. 
(P. 0., ——.) 


Blue Grass, 8. 8. Penrod. 
Booneville, R. R. Bryan. 
Booneville Cireuit, W. R. Thorn. 
Center, Joseph Rawlins. 
Evansville: Ingle Street, W. P. 
Barnhill. 
Kingsley, L. N. Jones. \ 
Simpson and Ridge, F. A. 
Steele, 

Trinity, J. W. Turner. 
Evansville Circuit, to he supplicd. 
Fort Branch, J. D, Jeffery. 
Francisco, J. E. Coffin. 
Geutryville, 8: J. Shake. 

Howell, G. 8S. McKee. 

Lynnville, G. E. Winn. 

Mount Vernon, J. H: Ketcham. 
Mount Vernon Circuit, T. W. 

Winkler. 

Newburg, S. O. Dorsey. 
New Harmony, H. 8. arenien? 
ota Barmany Circuit, to be sup- 
ied. 
Oakland City, T. W. Northcott. 
Peers City Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. 
Otwell, C. S. Whitted. 
Owensville, A. A. Godbey. 
Patoka, Grant Ferguson. 
Petersburg, W. S. Rader, 
Poseyville, F. A. Lester. 
Princeton, G. D. Wolfe. 
Rockport, L. D. Moore. 
Rockport Circuit, J. M. Nash. 
Selvin, J. L. Sims, 





Union, B. T. Vancleve. 

Winslow, to be supplied. 

Yankeetown, /. S. Miller. 

A. D. Batchelor, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one of 
our schools. 


INDIANAPOLIS DISTRICT. 
E. B. Rawis, P. E. 
«P, O., Indianapolis, Ind.) 


Acton, C. W. Maupin. 
Brightwood, W. W. Reynolds. 
Brooklyn, H. 8. Hilton. 
Castleton, H. H. Sheldon. 
Greenwood, F, M, Westhafer. 
Indianapolis: Barth Place, D. W. 
Noble. 
Blackford Street, C. W. Crooke. 
Broadway, L. F. Dimmitt. 
California Street, W. 8S. Biddle. 
Central Avenue, C. C. Lasby. 
East Park, 7. AK. Willis. 
Edwin Ray, J. R. T. Lathrop. 
First Church, H. J. Black. 
Fletcher Place, Robert Roberts. 
Furnace Place, C. Tinsley. 
Grace, L. S. Knotts. 
Hall Place, G. M. Smith. 
Hyde Park, Robert Zaring. 
Lincoln Avenue, W. G. Procter. 
Madison Avenue, W. M. Whitsitt. 
Meridian Street, C. N. Sims. 
Oak Hill, J. P. Masson. 
Roberts Park, C. E. Bacon, M. 
L. Wells. 
Trinity, W. T. Davis. 
Wesley Chapel, J. L. Stout. 
Woodside, C. W. Whitman. 

Irvington, Samuel Reid. 

Lawrence, W. 8. Grim. 

Mapleton, C. A. Ward. 

Monrovia, @..S. Risley. 

Mooresville, J. W. J. Collins. 

New Palestine, Merritt Machlan. 

Southport, D. A. Robertson. 

Waverly, C. W. Woods. 

West Newton, E. O. Thomas. 

Whiteland, J. T. Jones. 

J. E. Gilbert, Secretary of Amer- 
ican Society of Religious Educa- 
tion—member of Roberts Park, 
Indianapolis, Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 


E. A. Robertson, President of 
George R. Smith College, Se- 
dalia, Mo.—member of South- 
port Quarterly Conference, 


JEFFERSONVILLE DISTRICT. 
E. A, Camesutt, P. E. 

(P. 0., Moore’s Hill, Ind.) 
Brownstown, E. L. Sanders. 
Charlestown, J. L. Funkhouser. 
Columbus, G. L. Curtiss. 
Columbus Circuit, J. W. Allen. 
Crowthersville, G. S. Henninger. 
Edinburg, G. W. Cohagen. 
Elizabethtown, C. H. Rose. 

Flat Rock, J. L. Perry. 
Franklin, T. G. Cocks. 
Freetown, J. P. Maupin. 
Hartsville, C. C. Bonnell. 
Henryville, U. G, Abbott. 
Holman, J. K. Creighton. 
Hope, W. R. Lathrop. 
Jeffersonville: Port Fulton, L. M. 
Grigsby. 
Wall Street, J. T. O'Neal. 


| Scottsburg, C. E. 


INDIANA CONFERENCE, 1897.  s / 


Jeffersonville Circuit, T. G. Be- 
harrell. 

Morgantown, Elmer St. Clair. 
New Bellsville, to be supplied. 
New gene Be to be supplied. 
Nineveh, 8S. W. Troyer. 
North Vernon, J. W. Johnson. 
Otisco, W. P. Wallace. 
Ramelton, to be supplied. 

Mead, 
Sellersburg, J. D. Current. 
Seymour, J. M. Baxter. 
Seymour Circuit, J. Z. Shroyer. 
South Bethany, S. /. Cross. 
‘Taylorsville, #. I. Chambers. 
Utica, Daniel Ryan. 
Vernon, W. B. Grimes. 


MOORE’S HILL DISTRICT. 
J. A. Sareent, P. E. 
(PB. O., A) 


Aurora, J. W. Dashiell. 
Batesville, to be supplied. 
Butterville, to be supplied. 
Canaan, F’. F. Ogle. 

Cross Plains, to be supplied. 

Delaware, Z. LF. McDuffee. 

Dillsboro,,\C. E. Hester. 

Greensburg: Centenary, J. W. 

Maxwell. 

First Church, F. 8. Tincher. 
Guilford, W. C. Watkins. 
Hartford, A..W. Stout. 

Kent, W. C. Crawford. 

Lawrenceburg, G. H. Murphy. 

Madison, George Cochran. 

Madison Circuit, E. D. Keyes. 

Manchester, to be supplied. 

Milford, W. R. Plummer. 

Moore’s Hill, John Machlan. 

North Madison, W. O. Wykoff. 

Osgood, B. W. Cooper. 

Paris, J. T. Edwards. 

Patriot, John Clouds. 

Rising Sun, B. F. Rawlins. 

Sardinia, G. C. Clouds. j 

Sugar Branch, J. V. Jerman. 

Sunman, C. YU. Kroft. 

Versailles, A. M. Lowden. 

Vevay, R. A. Kemp. 

Westport, H. M. Elwyn. 

Wilmington, Isaac Turner. 

C. W. Lewis and Monroe Vay- 
hinger, Professors in Moore’s 
Hill College—members of the 
Moore’s Hill Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 





‘J. H. Martin, Agent for Moore’s | 


Hil] College. 
W. F. Smith, left without ap- 


pointment to attend some one of 
our schools. 


NEW ALBANY DISTRICT. 
J. E. Srexte, P. E. 
(P. O., ») 


Birdseye, W. J. Stewart. 
Borden, G. F. MeNaughten. 
Campbellsburg, W. S. McMichael. 
Cannelton, #. L. Priest. 
Corydon, W. G. Clinton. 
Corydon Circuit, to be supplied. 
Elizabeth, John Crowe. 
Fredericksburg, Willis Wininger, 
French Lick, J. N. Thompson. 
French Lick Circuit, to be sup 
plied. 
Grandview, J. F. Harvey. 
Greenville, J. W. Robinson, 





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INDIANA CONFERENCE, 1897. 349 


Hardinsburg, #. Z. Butler. 
Huntingburg, J. E. Fisher. 
Lanesville, F. C. Raaf. 
Leavenworth, John Royer. 
Marengo and English, T. J. 
Shrode. 
McKendree and Embury, @. W. 
Dobson. 
Mauckport, LZ. C. Jeffrey. 
Moberly, J. L. Cooper. 
New Albany: Centenary, J. H. 
Ford. 
‘Jennie De Pauw Memorial, F. 
O. Beck. 
Main Street, J. S. Washburn. 
Trinity, Albert Hurlston. 
Wesley Chapel, H.C. Clippinger. 
New Philadelphia, #. 7. Gerkin. 
Newtonville, /. A. Breeden. 
Orangeville, /. W. Davis. 
Orleans, 8. L. Welker. 
Paoli, Zach Selby. 





Rome, to be supplied. 
Salem, E. H. Wood. 
Troy, J. H. Furry. 


VINCENNES DISTRIOT. 
M. 8. Heavenripesr, P, E, 
CP Oby -) 

Alfordsville, C. S. Racy. 
Bicknell, J. B. Smith. 
Brueeville, Wi A. Box. 
Carlisle, James Hixson. 
Decker, J. H. Strain. 
Dover Hill, A. J. Patrick. 
Farmersburg, A. M. Couchman. 
Glendale, R. W. Fish. 
Graysville, J. N. Blue. 
Hymera, J. D. Crane. 
Loogootee, W. N. Gaither, 
Lyonton, John Ragle. 
Monroe City, N. F. Denny. 
New Lebanon, L. B. Johnson. 
Newberry, P. C. Lisman. 





Odon, H. H. Allen. , 
Plainville, M. C. McKown. 
Pleasantville, D. W. Denny... 
Prairie Creek, to be supplied. 
Prairieton, 8. F. Anderson. 
Raglesville, to be supplied. 
Shoals, E. L. Wimmer. 
Sullivan, W. H. Grim. 
Vincennes, J. A. Ward. 
Washington, C. E. Asbury. 
Washington Circuit, W. OD. 
Woods. 


Wheatland, M. 8. Taylor. 


L._H. Murlin, President of Baker 
University —member of Vin- 
cennes Quarterly Conference. , 


Quest. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Princeton, Ind. 





CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Pacific Grove, Cal., Sept. 15=21, 1897. 


BISHOP NEWMAN, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences ? 

C. J. Chase, F. V. Fisher, and 
J. A. B. Wilson, from Southern 
California; W. E. Evans, from 
Mexico; Andrew.J. Hanson, from 
Puget Sound; Yotaro Kudo (in 
studies of first year), from Japan ; 
Charles E. Locke, E. L. Thomp- 
son, and D. 8. Wigstead, from 
Oregon; J. H. Macomber, from 
Northern Minnesota; Masanoski 
Mitani, from Des Moines; J. E. 
Stubbs, from North Ohio—12. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Lead- 
mitted ? 
John W. Pendleton (located, 
California Conference, 1892). 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 


Thomas A. Atkinson and 
Charles W. Wood, trom the 
Methodist Episcopal Church, 


South; Hilan O. Edson, from 
the Christian Church—3. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial 2 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Henry A. Atkinson, Alfred J. 
ase, James L. Case, Yotaro Ku- 
do, Yue Kwai, Harry C. Richard- 
son, Eb Huffaker—7. 


(}) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial 2 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Lee Chin, Go Hiraga, Katsumi 





Ao rls 


NEEDHAM, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, 919 Center Street, Oakland Cal. 


Kimura, Tokusaburo Morimoto, 
Eisaku Tokimasa, Harry E. Milnes 
Sih 


(v) In Studies of Second Year, 

Harry W. Baker, Jeremiah C. 
Bolster, Robertson Burley, Moses 
8. Cross, La Tong Hay, Edward 
H. Mackay, Wilbur F. McClure, 
Walter Morritt, John J. Pardee, 
Morizo Yoshida—10. ~ 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quzst. 6. Who have heen Discon- 
tinued ? 


Suyenoshin Kawashima. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 
Charles E. Irons, William G. 
Trudgeon, John Williams—3. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 


Charles K. Jenness, Oscar V. 
Brattstrom—2. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Yean ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 


Hilan O. Edson, Charles_E. 
Trons, Charles K. Jenness, Ma- 
sanoski Mitami, William G. 
Trudgeon, John Williams, Oscar 
V. Brattstrom—7. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 
Emest B. Winning, George’ C. 
King, Thomas H. Nicholas—3. 


Quzsr. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? i 
Leslie M. Bruwell, Frank Hind- 
son, Oliver G. Hughson, Fred A. 
Keast, Winfield S. Kelly, William 
A. Kennedy, Hokashichi Kihara, 
William Marshall, Charles F. 
Withrow—9. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 
Oliver M. Hester, Everett M. - 

Hill, Francis W. Lloyd, Edward 

J. Wilson—4. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 


J. F. Jenness, ordained by 
Bishop Warren, at Iliff School of 
Theology, June 7, 1897. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
Eisaku Tokimasa, Morizo Yo- » 
shida—2. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 138. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Baxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was enlled 
| in open Conference. 





300 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 

R. S. Cantine and F. V. Fisher, 
to Southern California; J. F. Jen- 
ness, to Baltimore; J. b. Lutter, 
to Central Ilinois—4., 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 

H. C. Benson, M. F. Colburn, 
J. S. Fisher, William Hulburt, 
Joseph Long, CO. F. McNeill, A. 
J. Nelson, Fong Sui, J. E. Wickes 
—9. 

(See obituaries, p. 456.) 


Qursr. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ¢ 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quxst.19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quust. 20. Who have been Expelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
The orders of W. J. Gough, an 
elder in the Methodist cre 
Church, South, and J. W. Pully, 
an elder in the United Brethren 
Church, were recognized—2. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

James Crossman, 0. G. Hugh- 
son, G. H. McCracken, August 
Petterson, F. M. Willis, James 
Young—6. 


‘Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

John Appleton, Alexander Bar- 
ris, T. R. Bartley, H. J. Bland, 
P. G. Buchanan, 8. C. Elliott, W. 
R. Gober, P. P. Hamilton, Alfred 
Higbie, G. B. Hinkle, C. P. Jones, 
J. H. Jones, E. H. King, C. H. 
‘Kirkbride, George Larkin, J. N. 
Martin, W. T. Mayne, N. R. 
Peck, Wesley Peck, G. P. Pinneo, 
J. J. Ross, B: W. Rusk, 8. D. 
Simonds, T. H. Sinex, S. T. Ster- 
rett, B. F. Taylor, F. L. Tuttle, R. 
W. Williamson—28. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
; Appeals ? 

George Clifford, Wesley Den- 
nett, J. W. Buxton, 8. H. Rhoads, 
E. E. Dodge, E. R. Willis, Alfred 
Kummer—7. 


Quest, 25. What as the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 555.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treaswrer ? 

$30,335.57. 


] Quzst. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$5,970.57. 


Qursr. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? - 

$5,970.57, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quxst. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the. State 
of California, except as otherwise in- 
idcated.] ‘ 


CHINESE DISTRICT. - 

F. J. Masters, P. E. 
(P. 0,, 915 Washington Street, San Fran- 

cisco, Cal.) 
Oakland, to be supplied. 
Sacramento, to be sop 
San Francisco, Chan Hon Fan. 
San José, Lee Tong Hay. 
Stockton, Modesto, and Vacaville, 
Yue Kwai. 
Lee Chin, Missionary in China. 
JAPANESE DISTRICT. 
M. C. Harris, P. E. 


(P. 0., 1329 Pine pia San Francisco, 
al, 





Fresno, to be supplied. 

Los Angeles, Worizo Yoshida. 

Oniand Yotaro Kudo, Katsumi 
Kimura. 

Portland (Ore.), Tokumatsu Ikeda. 

Sacramento, to be supplied. 

San José, Zokusaburo Morimoto. 

San Francisco, Masanoski Mitani. 

Vacaville, Hisaku Tokimasa. 

Zenjiro Hirota and Tokutaro Na- 
kamura,. left without appoint- 
ments to attend some one of our 
schools. 





Hawa. 


Honolulu (Sandwich Islands): 
English, G. L. Pearson. 
Japanese, Hokashicht Kihara. 
Hilo (Sandwich Islands), English, 

to be supplied. ; 
Lahaina (Sandwich Islands), Go 
Tiraga. 
Pearl City and Ewa (Sandwich 
Islands), C. E. Winning. 


NAPA DISTRICT. 
S. G. Garr, P. E. 
(Pe. 0., P) 


Albion, to be supplied. 
Anderson Valley (P. O., Boone- 
ville), to be supplied. 
Areata, Aquila Holbrook. 
Benicia, G. O. Ash. 
Bloomfield, Wiliam Marshall. 
Calistoga, H. C. Tallman. 
Cloverdale, D. W. Lloyd. 
Crescent City, T. 8. Leak. 
Dixon, F. R. Walton. 
Eureka, J. P. Macaulay. 
Fairfield, S. H. Rhoads. 
Ferndale, W. P. Grant. 
Fort Ross, to be supplied. 
Fortuna, H. A. Atkinson. 
Green Valley, C. #. Irons. 
Greenville, to be supplied. 
Healdsburg, G. M. Meese. 











CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Kelsey ville and Lower Lake, L, 
W. Simmons. 3 

Madison and Guinda, J, LZ. Case. 

Manchester, D. W. Calfee. 

Middletown, to be supplied. 

Napa, C. H. Beechgood. 

Occidental, E. L. Thompson. 

Olema, to be supplied. 

Petaluma, T. H. Woodward. 

Petrolia, to be supplied. 

Point Arena, S. M. Woodward. 

eee Valley, to be supplied. 

Rohnerville, E. A. Wible. 

Round Valley (Indian Mission), 
to be supplied. 

Saint Helena, W. C. Robins. 

San Rafael, E. E. Dodge. 

Sansalito, T. A. Atkinson, one to 
be supplied. 

Santa Rosa, E. P. Dennett. 

Sebastopol, J. C. Bolster. 

Smith River, to be supplied. 

Sonoma, to be supplied. 

Ukiah, H. J. Winsor. 

Ukiah Indian Mission, 
Burchard. 

Vacaville, C. F. Coy. 

Vallejo, James Williams. 

Willits, to be supplied. 

Windsor, to be eee 

Woodland, J. A. Van Anda. 

Yolo and Blacks, W. G. Trudgeon. 

D. A. Hayes, Professor in Garrett 
Biblical Institute. 


OAKLAND DISTRICT. 
Joun Kirsy, P. E. 
(P. 0. £) 
Alameda: First Chureh, #. D. 
Bovard. 
Santa Clara Avenue, C. E. Rich. 
Amador, James Jeffrey. 
Angel’s Camp, C. H. Wood. 
Antioch, 8. Jk. Crowe. 
Atlanta, H. L. Gregory. 
Berkeley : Trinity, John Coyle. 
West, A. M. Bailey. 
Brentwood, J. R. Wolfe. 
Burnerville and Westport, G. W. 
Beattie. 
Byron, A. 8. Gibbons. 
Coulterville, to be supplied. 
Farmington, F. A. Morrow. 
Fruitvale (P. O., Dimond), C. G. 
Milnes. 
Haywards, T. S. Wallis. 
Tone, Hugh Copeland. 
Jackson, T. B. Palmer, 
Knight’s Ferry, to be supplied. 
Linden, #. B. Winning. 
Livermore, M, H. Alexander. 
Lockeford, Lorr Ewing. 
Lodi, Lorenzo Fellers. 
Madera, to be supplied. 
Martinez, Solomon Kinsey. 
Modesto, J. H. N. Williams. 
Newman, W. T. Curnow. 
Oakdale, Richard Rodda. 
Oakland; Chester Street, A. H, 
Needham. 
Eighth Avenue, A. T. Needham. 
First Church, E. R. Dille. 
Golden Gate, H. O. Edson. 
Oakland City Mission, G. W. 
Beatty. 
Shattuck Avenue, to be sup- 


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plied. 

Thirty-fourth Street, E. F. 
Brown. 

Twenty-fourth Avenue, J. L. 
Trefren. 


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Pine Grove, E. J. Wilson. 

Pleasanton and San Ramon, Rob- 
ertson Burley. 

Plymouth, A. J. Case. 

Quartz Mountain, to be supplied. 

San Leandro and Elmhurst, Wil- 
liam Burchett. 

Sonora, J. S. Smith. 

Soulsbyville, S. O. Elliott. 

Stockton: Central, W. C. Evans. 
Clay Street, J. W. Ross. 

Sutter Creek, George Clifford. 

Tracy, E. M. Hill. 

Walnut Creek, to be supplied. 

West Point, to be supplied. 


J. E. Henderson, District Superin- 
tendent of Children’s Home So- 
ciety—member of First Church, 
Oakland, Quarterly. Conference, 

John Thompson, Agent of Ameri- 
can Bible Society—member of 
First Church, Oakland, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

J. D. Hammond, Manager of Book 
Depository—member of Trinity, 
Berkeley, Quarterly Conference. 

Ross Taylor, Editor of Zidustrated 
Christian World—member of 
First Church, Alameda, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

A. N. Fisher, Editor of Pacific 
Christian Advocate, Portland, 
Ore.—member of First Church, 
Oakland, Quarterly Conference. 

Jesse Smith, Superintendent of 
Seaman’s Work in Oakland and 
San Francisco. 

W. S. Kelly and G. H. Jones, left 
without appointments to attend 
some one of our schools. 


SACRAMENTO DISTRICT. 
Rogert Bentiey, P. E. 
(P. 0.,; +) 


Auburn, J. H. Wythe, Jr. 

Biggs, #b Huffaker. 

Chico, Seneca Jones. 

Colfax, A. C. Duncan. 

Corning, to be supplied. 

Courtland, to be supplied. 

Downieville, C. /. Withrow. 

Dunsmuir, to be supplied. 

Dutch Flat, to be supplied. 

Edgewood, D. 8. Wigstead. 

Eldorado, to be supplied. 

Elk Grove, J. W. Kuykendall. 

Florin, J. R. Watson. 

Folsom and Orangevale, to be 
supplied. 

Forbestown, A. L. Walker. 

Forest Hill, to be supplied. 

Fort Jones, J. W. Pendleton, #. 
C. Richardson. 

Georgetown, to be supplied. 

Grass Valley, E. R. Willis. 

Hart, /. A. Keast. 








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Honeut, Frank Hindson. 

Indian Springs, to be supplied. 

Klamathon, to be supplied. 

Marysville, C. J. Chase. 

Nevada City, W. C. Gray. 

Neweastle, G. M. Richmond. 

Nord, to be supplied. 

North Bloomfield, John Williams. 

North San Juan, H. C. Langley. 

Oak Park, to be supplied. 

Olinda, to be supplied. 

Ophir, Esdras Smith. 

Orland, to be supplied. 

Oroville, G. H. Nan Vliet. 

Penryn, to be supplied. 

Placerville, J. T. Murrish. 

Pleasant Grove and Sheridan, to 
be supplied. 2 

Red Bluff, W. F. Warren. 

Red Bluff Circuit, to be supplied. 

Redding, J. E. Wright. 

Roseville and Rocklin, H. B. 
Sheldon. 

Round Mountain, to be supplied. 

Sacramento: Central, J.B. Chyno- 

weth. 

Sixth Street, S. J. Carroll. 

Shasta, #. H. Mackay. 

Shasta City, G. G. Walter. 

Sutter City, E. A. Winning. 

Williams and Dunnigan, H. W. 
Baker. 

Yreka, R. E. Wenk. 

Yuba City, J. W. Buxton. 

John Chisholm, Moral Instructor 
in Folsom State Prison. 


SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT. 


W. W. Cast, P. E. 
(P. 0., -) 


Beryessa, J. J. Martin. 
Campbell, William Angwin. 
College Park, T. B. Hopkins. 
Emada and Morgan Hill, L. P. 
Walker. 
Gilroy, W. D. Crabb. 
Gonzales, E. S. Robertson. 
Half Moon Bay, W. A. Johns. 
Hollister, C. 8. Morse. 
Lorenzo and Ben Lomond, G. R. 
Stanley. 
Los Gatos, Wesley Dennett. 
Mayfield, W. B. Priddy. 
New Almaden, W. J. Peters. 
Pacific Grove, F. F. Jewell. 
Palo Alto, Z. MZ. Burwell. 
Pescadero, to be supplied. 
Redwood City, O. M. Hester. 
Salinas, J. W. Bryant. 
San Francisco: California Street, 
J. W. Phelps. 
Central, C. E. Locke. 
Epworth, W. M. Woodward. 
Fifteenth Avenue, HenryPearce. 
First Church, W. 8. Urmy. 
Grace, J. N. Beard. ‘ 
Howard Street, J. A. B. Wilson. 
Potrero, D. W. Chilson. 





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San Francisco: Simpson Memorial, 
John Stephens. 

Trinity, H. W. Peck. 

San José: Bowman, H. J. Han- 

son. 

Centella, M. D. Buck. 

First Church, Alfred Kummer, 
San José Circuit, W. A. Kennedy. 
Santa Clara, H. B. Heacock. 
Santa Cruz, T. Filben. 

Saratoga, to be supplied. 

Soquel, to be pease 

.. Pettis. 

Eli MeClish, President; J. S. 
Cross, Professor, in University 
of the Pacitie—members of the 
College Park Quarterly Confer- 
ence, 

H. H. Hall, W. H. Scott, and J. 
H. MeComber, Chaplains in the 
United States Army—members 
of First Church, San Francisco, 
Quarterly Conference. 

Charles McKelvey, Superintend- 
ent of Old People’s Home, San 
Francisco—member of Califor- 
nia Street, San Francisco, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

T. H. Sinex, Moral and Pruden- 
tial Manager of Pacifie Grove. 
D. M. Birmingham, Professor of 
Theology in Central Tennessee 
College, Nashville, Tenn.— 
member of Simpson Memorial, 
San Francisco, Quarterly Conf. 
Joseph Johns, F. R. Winsor, 
Theodore Taylor, 7. H. Wicho- 
las, G. C. King, W. F. McClure, 
John Telfer, and J. J. Cardee, 
Missionaries in Nevada Mission. 
C. K. Jenness, Missionary in Ari- 

zona. uf 

Walter Morritt, James Whitaker, 
H. E. Milnes, W. 8. Bovard, F. 
K. Baker, and W. E. Miller, left 
without appointments to attend 
some one of our schools. 


SWEDISH DISTRICT. 
A. F. Gustarson, P. E. 

(P. 0., -) 
Escondido, to be supplied. 
Kingsburg, N. G. Nelson. 

Los Angeles, C. A. Anderson. 
Oakland, J. O. Wahlberg. 
Paso Robles and Fresno, L. Dahl- 





gren. ‘ 

Redwood City and San José, 0. V. 
Bratistrom. 

Sacramento ‘Circuit, A. J. Gustaf- 
son : 

San Francisco, J. R. Andrews. 


Quxst. 80. Where shall the neat 
Conference be held ? 


In Pacific Grove, Cal. 


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NORTH OHIO CONFERENCE, 


Held in Bellevue, O., Sept. 22027, 1897. 


BISHOP VINCENT, Presiding. 


e 
Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 
T. E. Robinson, from South 
America; G. L. Hanawell, from 
Detroit—2. 


Qurst. 2. Who have been Lead- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quexst. 4. Who have been Received 
on Tyial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Henry A. Shook, Howard K. 
Hilberry, Frend I. Johnson, Wil- 
liam Oswalt, Eli E. Loose, 
Harry D. Fleming—6. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quust. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year, 
None. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 

Jacob W. Stamm, John F, Burke, 
Oreon L. Griswold, Samuel L. 
Stewart, James H. Smith—5. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
Schuyler E. Sears, Edwin 8, 
Collier—2. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
Elmer K. Fisher, 


Qurst, 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 
John W. Dowds, Benjamin F. 
Rhoads, Vernon W. Wagar—8. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 


Elmer E. Noble, John F. Strete, 
Fred E. Baker, John H. Black- 
burn, Albert G. Rupert—s. 


Quest. 8. What Menbers are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 


(@) Admitted into Full Membership this | 
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year. 

John W. Dowds, Benjamin F. 
Rhoads, Vernon W. Wagar, Elmer 
E. Noble, John F. Strete, Fred E. 
Baker, John H. Blackburn, Al- 
bert G. Rupert—s. 


« (b) Seca into Full Membership pre- 


viously, 
None. 





Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 
John M. Baxter, Dale A. Critz, 
Alfred C. Whitmore, William 8. 
Chapman—4. 


Qurst. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


Joseph Callister, William H. 
Eglin, Daniel P. Fulmer, Milo G, 
Kelser, Ward B. Maughiman, Rina 
F. Mayer, Edward C. Young, Ed- 
gar H. Warner—8. 

(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. j 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
James L. De Witt, Eli E. Loose 
—2. 
(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quzst. 12. What others have been 
Hlected and Ordained Hiders? 


(a) As Local Deacons, 
John H. Biackburn, Frend I. 
Johnson—2, 
(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly attended, to as 
the name of each Preacher was 
called in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences ? 


J. E. Stubbs, to California; C. 
H. Rutledge, to Detroit—2. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 


C. C. Ball, Samuel Mower, J. 
L. Sanford—3. 


(See obituaries, p. 456.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


Albert Hallen. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


QuEstT. 18. Who have Withdrawn? 
None. 
Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 


to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 


None. 





WILLIAM KEPLER, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Clyde, O. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hupelled? 
None. 


QuEst. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 


None. 


Quzsr. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

A. A. Ball, J. McK. Barnes, M. 
D. Chilson, 8. R. Clark, W. P. 
Gardner, 8. F. Harriman, G. A. 
Hughes, T. J. Monnett, George 
McKillips, W. L. Phillips, E.. L. 
Smith, M. E. Spahr, V. W. Wagar, 
M. T. Ward, M. L. Wilson, L. A. 
Edwards, J. D. Donelson, W. D. 
Gray—18. 


Quest. 28. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

A. L. 8S. Bateman, P. D. Brush, 
Chauncey Baldwin, Isaac Beebe, 
E. H. Bush, G. W. Ball, N. J. 
Close, B. A. Disney, James Evans, 
C. L. Foote, W. B. Farrah, T. J. 
Gard, J.8. Haldeman, J. R. Jewett, 
B. D. Jones, J. A. Kellam, John 
McKean, A. D. Moffitt, A. K. 
Owen, A. R. Palmer, Orlando 
Pearce, Uri Richards, 8. D. Sey- 
mour, 8. R. Squier, M. L. Starr, 
T. G. Roberts, W. H. Painter, T. 
L. Waite, John Whitworth, J. M. 
Wilcox, Ralph Wilcox, W. B, 
Taggart, Jesse Williams, N. S. 
Worden, F. 8. Wolfe, J. P. Mills 
—36. 

Quest. 24. Who are the 
Appeals ? 

F.S. Hoyt, A. J, Lyon, James 
Torbet, L. M. Snyder, F. <A. 
Gould, John Mitchell, E. T. Ha- 
german—7. 


Triers of 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 521.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$26,644. 


Qurst. 27. What are the Olaims 
on the Conjerence Fund ? 


$5,000. 


QuEST. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$3,077, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference, 


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Quest, 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These eA ima oh allin the State 


ce} 10. 
CLEVELAND DISTRICT. 
Duston Kemexe, P. E. | 
(P. O., Cleveland, 0.) 


Avon, H. A. Shook. ° 
Berea, James Torbet. 
Brecksville, to be supplied. 
Brunswick and Hinckley, F. W. 
Poole. 
Cleveland: Brooklyn Memorial, 
P. F. Graham. 

. Franklin Avenue, E. 8. Lewis. 
Gordon Avenue, H. S. Place. 
Jennings Avenue,John Mitchell, 

G. W. Pepper. 
Lorain Street, A. E. Winter. 
Trinity, E. C. Young. 
Columbia and Strongsville, F, G. 
McCauley. 
Dover, D. P. Fulmer. 
Elyria, G. A. Reeder. 
Grafton and La Porte, Robert Mc- 
Caskey. 
Granger, A. C. Corfman. 
Huntington, Daniel Kneale. 
La Grange and Belden, M. W. 
Reece. 
Lakewood, H. P. Richards. 
Lorain; First Church, Albert Van 
Camp. 
Simpson and South Lorain, J. 
F. Burke. 


Medina, H. L. Steves. 


New London, B. J. Mills. 

North and South Amherst, D. L. 
Edwards. 

North Royalton and Bennetts, M. 
G. Kelser. 

Oberlin, J. W. H. Brown. 

Olmstead Falls, Oman Lawrence. 

Penfield and Litchfield, / £. 
Baker. 

Pittsfield and Kipton, V. W. Wagar. 

Rocky River and Rockport, E. H. 
Warner. 

South Brooklyn, F. W. Z. Barrett. 

Wellington, KR. L. Waggoner. 

West Richfield, A. G. Aupert. 


M. F. Warner, President; F. 8. 
Hoyt, Professor of Biblical and 
Systematic Theology; W. C. 
Pierce, Professor, in Baldwin 
University—members of Berea 
Quarterly Conference. 

W. C. Ward, Professor in Syra- 
cuse University—member ot Be- 
rea Quarterly Conference. 


J. F. Grant, Michigan State Su- 
perintendent of Aimerican Anti- 
saloon League—member of Jen- 
nings Avenue, Cleveland, Quar- 

_terly Conference. 

H. K. Hilberry, City Missionary 
—member of Franklin Avenue, 
Cleveland, Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 

Robert Beebe, Missionary in China. 


MANSFIELD DISTRICT. 
Ex1vero Persons, P. E. 
(P. 0., Delaware, 0.) 
Ashland, W. C. Dawson. 
Ashley and Westfield, R. C. Bis- 
chele, A, E. Thomas. 


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Bueyrus, M. J. Keyes. 

Bucyrus Cireuit, J. F. Strete. 

Caiedonia, T. H. D. Harrold, 

Cardington, M. T. Ayers. 

Crestline, E. J. V. Booth. 

Delaware: Asbury, A. D. Knapp. 
Grace, G. L. Hanawalt. 

Delaware Circuit, O. L. Griswold. 

Edison, W. R. Chase. 

Galion, Orlando Badgley. 

Hayesville, H. 8. Powell. 

Iberia, C. L. Lewis. 

Mansfield, F. A. Gould. 

Mount Gilead, Austin Philpot. 

Nevada, E. D. Smith. 

New Washington, J. W. Dowds. 

Olive Green, to be supplied. 

Ontario, James Gray. 

Pavonia, F. J. Johnson. 

Plymouth, J. B. McClay. 

Savannah, Philip Kelser. 

Shelby, John Wilson. 

Shiloh, Walter Torbet. 

Woodbury, G. W. Dennis. 


N.S. Albright, Professor in iff 
School of Theology—member of 
Asbury, Delaware, Quarterly 
Conterence. 

G. H. Hartupee, Agent; A. J. 
Lyon, Treasurer; J. N. Barker, 
Financial Agent; W. F. Whit- 
leck and R. T, Stevenson, Pro- 
fessors, in Ohio Wesleyan Uni- 
versity —members of Asbury, 
Delaware, Quarterly Conference. 


Andrew Pollock, Field Secretary 
of Antisaloon League—member 
of Asbury, Delaware, Quarterly 
Conterence. 


L. H. Baker, Conference Evangel- 
ist—member of Asbury, Dela- 
ware, Quarterly Canference. 

J. H. Deeds, left without appoint- 
ment to attend some one of our 
schools, 


MOUNT VERNON DISTRICT. 
C. F. Jonnson, P. E. 
(P. 0., Mount Vernon, 0.) 


Avondale, Andrew McCullough. 

Bakersville and Baltic, Jonathan 
Zook, 

Bellville and Butler, Joseph Mot- 
tershead. 

Centerburg, W. J. Hyde. 

Chesterville, M. B. Mohn, 

Clark, J. H. Smith. 

Conesville, M. A. Castle, 

Danville, O. M. Ashbaugh. 

Democracy, F. H. Huntsberger. 

Fredericktown, L. M. Snyder. 

Galena, Martin Weaver. 

Gambier, W. H. Eglin. 

Homer, J. F. Hastings. 

Killbuck, M. T. Scarborough. 

Levering, C. I. Russell. 

Millersburg, R. H. Balmer, 

Mohawk Village, D. A. Critz. 

Mount Vernon, W. C. Endley. 

New Comerstown, F. I. Dunbar. 

Roscoe and Keene, C. F. English. 

Sparta, M. E. Rife. 

Trinway, W. B. Maughiman. 

Utica and Martinsburg, Joseph 
Long. 

Warsaw and Blooming Grove, W. 
T. Robinson. 

West Bedford, C. M. Gay. 








300 


S. B. Idleman, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one of 
our schools. 


SANDUSKY DISTRICT. 
P. B. Stroup, P. E. 
(P. 0., Norwalk, 0.) 


Bellevue, G. W. Huddleston. 

Berlin Heights, #. #. Loose. 

Birmingham, W. H. Oswalt. 

Bloomville and Melmore, William 
Kepler. * 

Brighton, T, L. McConnell. 

Chicago, E. S. Tompkins, one to 
be ase ge 

Clyde, 8. J. McConnell. 

Clyde Circuit, Joseph Callister. 

East Townsend, C. D. Patterson, 

Green Spring, J. WM. Baxter. 


; Greenwich, O. J. Coby. 


Huron, Z. 9. Collier. 

Lakeside, J. T. N. Braithwaite. 

Milan, J. W. Thompson. 

Monroeville, G. M. Knapp. 

North Fairfield, F. D. Stevick, 

Norwalk, E. T. Hagerman. 

Olena, &. #. Rhoads. 

Perkins, 8. Z. Stewart. 

Port Clinton, R. F. Mayer. 

Republic. L. §. Huffman. 

Sandusky: Trinity, L. K. Warner. 

Sycamore, E. S. Shumaker. 

Tiffin: Saint Paul’s, Charles Gal- 
limore. 

Vermillion, J. F. Lewis. 

Wakeman and Clarksfield, 4. @. 
Whitmore. 


WOOSTER DISTRICT. 
Grorere Martner, P. E. 
(P. 0., Wooster, 0.) 


Apple Creek, H. B. Palmer. 

Barberton, A. F. Upp. 

Blake’s Mills, J. W. Stamm. 

Burbank, H.C. Martindale. 

Canal Dover, A. C. Ruff. 

Canal Fulton, R. M. Yoder. 

Dalton, J. H. Barron. 

Doylestown, 8. T. Dunbar. 

Fredericksburg, O. W. Waters. 

Jeromeville, J. T. Hoak. 

Le Roy, T. W. Grose. 

Lodi, G. W. Houk. 

Loudonville, Thomas Struggles, 

Mount Hope, W. G. Sargent. 

Nankin and Polk, W. W. Long. 

Nashville, Robert Halsall. 

New Portage, W. S. Chapman. 

Nova, J. D. Lea, 

Orrville, E. D. Barnett. | 

Perrysville, 8. #. Sears. 

Pleasant Home and Lake Fork, 
HH. D. Fleming. 

Seville and Creston, Benias Hush- 
our. 

Shreve, E. L. Warner. 

Smithville, J. H. Johnson. 

Spencer, J. H. Blackburn. 
adsworth, 8. H. Stutz. 

West Salem, M. B. Mead. “ 

Wilmot, £. £. Noble. 

Wooster, J. F. Smith. 


G. W. Collier, Chaplain in United 
States Army—member of Woos- 
ter Quarterly Conference, 


Quest. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Millersburg, O. 


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WEST NEBRASKA CONFERENCE, 1897 


WEST NEBRASKA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Lexington, Neb., Sept. 22-27, 1897. 


BISHOP NINDE, Presiding. 


. 

Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Lransfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

M. 8. Foutch, from Black Hills ; 

R. J. Davenport, from Northwest 

Nebraska—2. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

George A. McKinley, Charles E. 
Fenton, Earl H. Bryant, William 
H. Davis, Andrew J. Armstrong, 
Harry C. Lawyer, Oscar L. Bures 
=i. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(0) In Studies of Second Year. 

James C, Bell, EK. Eugene Crip- 
pen, Francis ‘T. Hoon, Allen 
Chamberlain, Otto A. Trabue, 
Orin F., Cheesebro, Daniel C. Hop- 
son, James M. Eggers, Arthur A. 
King—9. 

(c) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 


(da) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
. tinued ? 
John W. Dayis, James E. Mc- 
Kenney—2. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 


William H. H. Forsyth, George 
P. Trites, Marcus H. Belian,George 
H. Bradford—4, 


(d) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
Walter E. Matthews, James A. 
Badeon, George B. Mayfield—s. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 


William H. H. Forsyth, George 








O. R. BEEBE, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Cambridge, Neb. 


P. Trites, Marcus H. Belian, Geo. 
H. Bradford, James A. Badcon, 
George B. Mayfield—6. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. : 


Richard E. Howard, Harvey R. 
De Bra, Olin E. Smith—3. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 
Walter E. Matthews, David W. 
Crane, Allen Kenworthy, William 
H. D. Hornaday, John ¥. Web- 
ster—é. 


Qvurst. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 
yeal. 


Douglas Streeter, Russell D. 
Robertson, Alonzo Coslet—3. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 
None. 


Quxst. 11. What others have been 
Llected and Ordained Deacons ? 


(a) As Local Preachers, 
/ None. 
(>) Under Missionary Rule. 


Daniel C, Hopson, James C. 
Bell, Otto A. Trabue, Orin F. 
Cheesebro, Allen Chamberlain—5. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Llected and Ordained Eiders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Huamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been’ Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences? 


A.B. Chapin and Joseph 0. Du- 
val (in studies of fourth year), to 
Black Hills; B. F. Peck, to South 
Kansas; B. C. Peck, to East Ohio; 
J. M. Longworth, to Central Ohio 
—5. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
None. 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


J. F. Haney, W. A. Allen—2. 


Quest. 17. Who have been. Located 2 
None. 





Quzxst. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 


Francis Brock, J. #. McKen- 
ney—2.. 


Quest. 19. Who have been pernritied 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Ques. 20. Who have been Hapelled ? 
None. 


Qusst. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers 2 

C. R. Ford, Allen Bartley, H. 
H. York, James Lisle—4. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Swperan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
J. M. Mann, J. T. Lewis, S. H. 
Henderson, 'l’. H. Thurher, W. 8. 
Blackburn, John Thomas—6. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Tries of 
Appeals ? 

D. F. Rodabaugh, O. R. Beebe, 
L. W. Chandler, 8. E. Campbell, 
J. G. Hurlbut, C. A. Martin, R. 
O. Moore—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 539.) 


Quest, 26. What ts the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$4,980. 


Quest. 27. What are the Olaims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$810, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Qurst. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

[These appointments are all in the State 
of Nebraska. ] 
HOLDREGE DISTRICT. 
CA. Hank, PoE. 

(P. 0., Holdrege, Neb.) 


Alma, A. G. Forman. 
Arapahoe, N. J. Chrysler. 
Atlanta, W. E. Uncopher. 
Axtel, E, B. Crippen. 
Bartley, M. S. Foutch. 
Beaver City, M. T. Stiffler. 





WEST NEBRASKA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Benkleman, Douglas Streeter. 

Bloomington, T. H. Dry. 

Box Elder, to be supplied. 

Cambridge, O. R. Beebe. 

Culbertson, G. B. Mayfield. 

Danbury and Lebanon, J. Q. 
Helm. 

dataag. “ W. Dwire. 
igler, to be supplied. 

Hayes Center, Ot. Bures, 

Hendley, to be supplied. 

Hildreth and Upland, G. P. Trites. 

Holdrege, B. 8. Haywood. 

a les to be supplied. 

Indianola, W. J. Oreo, 

McCook, J. A. Badcon. 

Max, to be supplied. 

Minden, C. A. Mastin. 

Norman, Hf. C. Lawyer. 

Orleans, Allen Kenworthy. 

Oxford, W. J. Boyd. 

Palisade, R. D. Robertson. 

Republican City, to he supplied. 

Riverton and Campbell, A. A. 
King. 

South McCook, to be supplied. 

Trenton, £. £. Crippen. 

Wanneta, D. C. Hopson. 

Wilcox, E. J. Davenport. 

Wilsonville, to be supplied. 

G. H. Bradford and H. Rk. De Bra, 
left without appointments to at- 
tend some one of our schools. 


KEARNEY DISTRICT. 
Erastus Surry, P. E. 
(P. O., Kearney, Neb.) 


Ansley and Mason, W. H. H. 
Forsyth. 


Arcadia and Westcott, Alfred Gil- 
son. 

Arnold, to be supplied. 

Broken Bow, W. H. D, Hornaday. 

Burwell and Vinton, /. &. Web- 
ster. 

Callaway, Joseph Buckley. 

Cozad, D. D. Forsyth. 

Elm Creek, 8. J. Medlin. 

Gibbon, A. W. Coffman. 

Gothenburg, John Madely. 

Kearney: First Church, B. W. 

Marsh. 

Trinity, G. F. Cook. 
Lexington, D. W. Crane. 
Litchtield, WU. H. Belian. 

Loup City, W. 2. Matthews 
Merna, (. #. Fenton. 

New Hope, to be supplied. 

North Loup, N. H. Miles. 
Ord, W. E. Hardaway. 
Overton, to be supplied, 
Pleasant Hill, W. A. Boucher, 
Ravenna, D, F. Rodabaugh. 
Ringold, to be as lied. 

Sargent, C. A. Webster. 

Shelton, C. C. Wilson. 

Sumner and Miller, Q. A. Mc- 

Kinley. 

Thedford, to be supplied. 
Walnut Grove, to be supplied. 
Westerville, H. M. Pinckney. 


NORTH PLATTE DISTRICT. 
James Lzonarp, P. E. 
(P. O., North Platte, Neb.) 
Bayard, to be supplied. 
Big Springs, W. H. Davis. 
Brady Island, A. J. Armstrong. 





300 


Curtis, E. H. Gould. 
Elwood and Bertrand, 7. 7. Hoon. 


| Farnam and Moorefield, O. 2 


Cheesebro. 
Gandy, to be supplied. 
Gering, Allen Chamberlain. 
Grant and Elsie, J, H. Derry- 
berry. 
Harrisburg, J. MW. Hggers. 
Kimball, to be supplied. 
Lewellen, to.be supplied. 
Lodge Pole and Chappell, 0, A. 
Trabue. 
May wood, to be supplied. 
North Platte, C. C. Snavely. 
North Platte Circuit, Reuben Ran- 
dolph. 
Ogallala, L. W. Chandler, 
Paxton, to be supplied. 
Plain View and Keevatone, to be 
supplied. 
Redington, to be supplied. 
Sidney, R. 8. Moore. 
Somerset, to be supplied. 
Stockville, Alonzo Coslet. 
Wallace, 2. H. Bryant. 


J. G. Hurlbut, Conference Evan- 
gelist. 

E. J. Robinson, Missionary in 
Wyoming. 


J.C. bell, O. BE. Smith, and R. F. 
Howard, \eft without appoint- 
ments to attend some one of our 
schools, 


Quxst. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Holdrege, Neb, 





WISCONSIN CONFERENCH, 


Held in Marinette, Wis., Sept. 22-27, 1897. 


BISHOP WARREN, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received | 
by Transfer, ond from what Con- | 


Saencs ? 

J. E. Garrett, from East Ohio; 
C. H. Zimmerman, from Central 
Ohio; Ralph O. Trish, from Foo- 
Chow; Frederick Zoerb, from 
Chicago German—4. 


Quest. 2. Who have been ead- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quest. 3. Who have heen Recewed 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches? 

None. + 


Quest. 4, Who have been Received 
om Triad? 
(G) In Studies of First Year. 

Morley 8. Pettit, Chester R. 
Montague, Albert H. Johnstone, 
Horace L. Houghton, Edward G. 
Roberts, Charles C. Casper—6. 


(D) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 





JOHN SCHNEIDER, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Wauwatosa, Wis. 


Who have been Continued 
on Trial? 

(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Edward James. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 

Burton G. Clemons, John B. 
Noyes, John J. Lugg, Richard K. 
Manaton, Charles A. Tuttle, A. 
Arthur Bennett, George R. Short, 
Frank D, Hopkins, John J. Je- 
rome, Ralph O. Irish—10. 


Quest. 5. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
Sullivan C. Robinson, 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
Frederick G, Parish. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 
Fred Beauchop, William A. New- 
ing, John C. McClain—3. 





(by Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Thomas H. Down, William W. 
Soule, George C. Carmichael, Chas. 
M. Starkweather—4. 


Qusxst. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? r 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 

Fred Beauchop, William A. New- 
ing, John C. McClain, Thomas H. 
Down, William W. Soule, George 
C. Carmichael, Charles M. Stark- 
weather—7. 

(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously, 

Charles J. R. Bulley, Frank C. 
Rochelle, Willard J, Perry—s. 
Quest. 9. What Members are in 

Studies of Fourth Year ? 
Andrew W. Stephens. 
Quest. 10. What Members have 

Completed the Conference Course 

of Study ? 

(d) Elected and Ordained Elders this 
year, 


Edson D. Allen, Frank C. Rich- 


356 


ardson, John C. Lang, John T. 
Stretton, John A, Collinge, John 
H. James, William E, Morris—6. 


(d) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 
None. 


Qusst. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
Andrew Beernick, Morley S8. 
Pettit —2. A 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected.and Ordained. Liders? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
William W. Soule. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 

name of each Preacher was called 

in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences? 
A. J. Buxton, to Central Mlinois ; 
C. F. MeGaha, to East Ohio; 
George Hoans, to Austin—s. 


Quest, 15. Who have Died ? | 
C. D. Pillsbury. 
(See obituary, p, 456.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 
A. J. Calvert, Otto Anderson, 
‘William Botzer—3. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
f None. 


Quzxst. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
W. G. Cooper, 


Quest. 19.) Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quest, 20. Who have been Hupelled? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
Thomas Walker, A. A. Wood, 
Isaac Johnson, C. D. Cook, Jack- 
son Van Voris, Francis Howarth, 
C. W, Turner, E. B. Cummings, 
C. H. Betts, I. 8. Leavitt—10. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Siperan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

P. W. Peterson, M. V. B. Bris- 
tol, Joseph Anderson, W. D. 
Ames, George Parsons, H. S. Rich- 
ardson, C. J. Fairbanks, J. E. 
Grant, J. G. Pingree, L. L. Knox, 
J. T. Woodhead, W. J. Wilson, 
William Medland, J. T. Suffron, 








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WISCONSIN CONFERENCE, 


J. G. Whitford, H. L. Chamber- 
lain, E. D. Farnham, W. J. Olm- 
sted, Robert Blackburn, William 
Rowbotham, N. J. Aplin, Charles 
Baldock, T. M. Ross, Thomas 
Day, David Lewis, W. T. Col- 
burn, J. A. Bevier, J. I. Foot, 
R. J. Judd, Thomas Potter, Wes- 
ley Lattin, L. B. Bullock, J. W. 

hitney, John Varty, S. W. Ford, 
1. P. Roberts, J. B. Cooper, Thos. 
\Peep—38. 


Quest. 24, Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

R. W. Bosworth, Samuel Lugg, 
T. Do WePeakes Ja He Gi tee 
J.S. Lean, J. E. Farmer,’ T: H. 
Cadman—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 484.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$9,747. 


Qursr. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$8,550. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 


on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 
' $4,567.06, 


which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
_ers Stationed ? 

[These appointments are all in the State 
of Wisconsin. ] 
APPLETON DISTRICT. 

J. E. Farmer, P. E. 

(P. O., Appleton, Wis.) 


Abrams and Brookside, Frederick 
Zoerb. 
Algona, F. E. Moll. 
Angelica, to be supplied. 
Antigo, W. A. Peterson. 
Appleton, J. 8. Davis. 
oo i and Marion, to be sup- 
ied. 
Clintonville, 8. A. Olin. 
Dancy and Carson, to be supplied. 
De Pere, E. 8. McChesney. 
Florence, to be supplied. 
Grand Rapids, F. A. Nimits. 
Green Bay: First Church, J. R. 
Creighton. 
Saint Paul’s, A. J. Benjamin. 
Hazelhurst and Starlake, to be sup- 
plied. 
eee and Gillett, to be sup- 
ied. 
Tola, to be supplied. 
Jacksonport, to be supplied. 
Kaukauna: First Church, William 
Hooton. 
Main Avenue, C. J. R. Bulley. 
Manawa, J. T. Leek. 
Manitowoc, J. E. Garrett. 
Marinette, W. J. Patton. 
Merrill, T. W. North. 
Oconto, C. R. Montague. 


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1897. 


Oconto Falls, Fred Beauchop. 
Oneida Indian Mission, . 
Soulé. , 
Peshtigo and Harmony, D. C. 
Savage. : 
Rhinelander, R. S. Ingraham. 
Seymour, D. QO. Sanburn. 
Shawano, -/. ©. MdeClain. 
Stevens Point, J. H. Tippett. 
Sturgeon Bay, @. C. Carmichael. 
Suamico, /. C. Rochelle. 
Tomahawk, William Clark. 
Washington Island, to be supplied. 
Wausau, B. F, Sanford. 
Wittenberg and Mattoon, 4A. H, 
Johnstone, 
Samuel Plantz, President of Law- 
rence University —member of 
Appleton Quarterly Conference. 


FOND DU LAC DISTRICT. 
Weester Mizar, P. E. 
(PB. 0., -) 


Beaver Dam, T. D. Williams, 

Brandon, 8. A. Sheard. 

Byron and Leroy, J. J. Gelling. 

Campbellsport, A. O. Nuss. 

Columbus, Thomas James. 

Fall River, O. B. Clarke. 

Fond du Lae: Cotton Street, W. 
A. Newing. 

Division Street, R. 8. Bosworth. 
Fond du Lac Cireuit, C. A. utile. 
Fox Lake, C. C. Casper. 
Greenbush and Glenbulah, W. R. 

Mellott. 

Hingham and Onion River, T. H. 

Cadman. ; 
Horicon and Mayville, M. L. 

Evans. 

Juneau and Lowell, &. G. Clemons. 

Kingston, to be supplied. 

Lamartine, A. M. Bullock. 

Markesan, J. M. Woodward. 

Marshall, J. T. Stretton. 

Montello, to be supplied. 

Neosho and Hartford, I. M. Wool- 
verton. 

Oakfield and Rock River, R. O. 

Trish. 

Pardeeville, Frank Millar. 
Randolph, Daniel Woodward. 
Rosendale and Ladoga, William- 

Bennett. 

Sheboygan and City Mission, Jas. 

Churm, 

Be ge co Falls, J. V. Trenery., 
Sun Prairie and Bristol, 0. MM 

Starkweather. 
Waterloo and York, B. T. White. 
Watertown, J. D. Wood. 
Waupun, W. W. Warner. 

West Bend, J. B. Cole. 


W. G. Bancroft, Chaplain in State 
Prison — member of Waupun 
Quarterly Conference. 





JANESVILLE DISTRICT, 
AS PHAsE. PE: 
(P. O., Janesville, Wis.) 

Allen Grove and Fairfield, G. W. 
Pratt. 

Beloit, T. D. W. Peake. 

Clinton, W. P. Leek. 

Delavan and Darien, R. K. Man- 
aton 

East Troy, J. A. Collinge. 

Edgerton and Albion, E. J. Sy- 
mons, 





WISCONSIN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


eo ee and Bethel, W. W. Wood- 
side. 

Evansville, William Rollins. 
Footville, J. J. Lugg. 
Fort Atkinson, W. W. Stevens. | 
Heart Prairie and La Grange, J. 

B. Noyes. 

. Hebron and Rome, to be supplied. 
Janesville: Court Street, W. A. 
Hall, Sabin Halsey. 

First Church, H. W. Thompson. 
Jefferson, F. C. Richardson. 
Lake Geneva, J. J. Garvin. 

Lake Mills and Milford, G. W. 

White. 

London, to be supplied. 

Lyons, M, A. Drew. 

Magnolia, Henry Sewell. 

Milton and Lima, F. B. Sherwin. 
Milton Junction and Koshkonong, 

A. W. Stephens. 

Orfordyille and Plymouth, to be 
supplied. 
Palmyra and Little Prairie, Alfred 

Pomfret. 

Palmyra Cireuit, F. C. Brayton. 

Richmond and Utter’s Corners, J. 
C. Lang. 

Sharon, E. C. Potter. 

Shopiere, J. R. Fretts. 

Stoughton and Wheeler Prairie, 

C. E. Carpenter. 

Whitewater, Enoch Perry. 


MILWAUKEE DISTRICT. 
D. CG. Jonny, P. E. 
(P. O., 126 15th St., Milwaukee, Wis.) 


Bristol, W. J. Corr. 
Franksville, J. H. Hicks. 
Genoa Junction and Wilmot, J. 
S. Pettit. 
Kenosha, S. W. Naylor. 
Menomonee Falls, W. D. Cox. 
Milwaukee: Asbury, C. E. Gold- 
thorpe. 
Epworth and Soldiers’ Home, 
to be supplied. 
Grand Avenue, W. A. Hunts- 
berger. 


Wi 
Sprowls. ret 
Oakland Avenue, Henry Cole- 
man. 
Sherman Street, O. P. Chris- 
tian. | 
Simpson, Edward Kaneen. 
Summertield, W. D. Cole, C. H. 
Zimmerman. 
Trinity, Perry Millar. 
Washington Avenue, G. H. 
‘Trever. 
North Greenfield, Thomas Austin. 
North Prairie and Eagle, J. S. 
Neff. 
Oconomowoc, George Vater. 
Pewaukee, I. 8. Eldridge. 
Pleasant Prairie, E. W. Mager. 
Port Washington, C. 8. Lane 
Racine: First Church, H. P. Hay- 
lett, 
Second Church, Thomas Sharpe. 
Salem and Silver Lake, Robert 
Davidson. 
Somers and Sylvania, A. M. San- 
ford. 
South Milwaukee, A. A. Bennett. 
Sussex and Brookfield, Fletcher 
Roberson. 
Union Grove, John Wills. 
Waterford and Caldwell, W. W. 
Wilson. 
Waukesha, J. S. Lean. 
Wauwatosa, John Schneider. 
Yorkville, A. L. Houghton. 


M.S. Terry, Professor in Garrett 
Biblical Institute. 

A. J. Mead, District Superintend- 
ent of American Bible Society. 
Henry Ostrom, Evangelist—mem- 
ber of Trinity, Milwaukee, Quar- 

terly Conference. ‘ 

FD. Hopkins, Secretary of Young 
Men’s Christian Association— 
member of First Church, Racine, 
Quarterly Conference. 

Edward Janes, Missionary 
China. 


Milwaukee: Kingsley, 


in 


357 


OSHKOSH DISTRICT. 
Anprew!Porter, P. E. 

(P. 0., Oshkosh, Wis.) 
Almond, J. F. Decker. AN) 
Amherst, 7. H. Down. 

Berlin, Samuel Jolliffe. 

Buena Vista, to be supplied. 

seni and Princeton, to be sup- 
phed. ; 

Elo and Nekimi, R. H. Jones. 

Eureka, D. B. Coffeen. 

Green Lake, E. D. Allen. 

Hortonville and Medina, W. J. 
Perry. 

Menasha and Vineland, Samuel 
Lugg. ‘ 

Neenah, J. D. Cole. 

New London, 8. C. Robinson. 

Omro, G. F. Reynolds. 

Oshkosh: Algona Street, E. W. 

F. Re Qua. 

First Church, 8. H. Anderson. 
Mission, Matthias Himebaugh. 
Second Church, Matt Evans. 

Plover! and Calkins, to be sup- 
plied. 

Poysippi and Spring Lake, M. C. 
Hickman, NC 

Ripon, A. R. Grant. 

Stockbridge, J. H. James. 

Waukau and Rush Lake, Samuel 
Olsen. 

Waupaca, J. R. Reynolds. 

W aupaca Cireuit, W. E. Morris. 

Wautoma, J. E. Manning. 

Welsh Mission, #. G. Roberts. 

Weyauwega, William Moyle. 

Wild Hore and Dopps, to be sup- 

lied. 

Winneccnuns and Clemonsville, 
G. &. Short. 

Zion, Stephen Smith. 

J. J. Jerome, left without appoint- 
ment to attend some one of our 
schools. 


Quest. 30. Where shall the next. 
Conference be held ? 


In Waupun, Wis. 


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CENTRAL OHIO CONFERENCE, 


Held in Leipsic, O., Sept. 22-27, 1897. 


BISHOP MALLALIEU, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 

Jerences ? 

Olin E. Smith and John M. 
Longworth, from West Nebraska ; 
John R.Pimlott, from Saint Louis 5 
A. D. Holden, from North Ohio; 
C. M. Baker, from Kentucky—S. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Qurst. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Chiurches ? 

Edwin J. Webster, from the 

Methodist Protestant Church. 


C. W. TANEYHILL, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, Wapakoneta, O. 


Quxst. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

John B. Ascham, John B. Fer- 
guson, George D. Gray, Charles 
W. Hoffman, John A. Spyker, 
Herbert T. Wiltsee—6. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Contenwed 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Edwin L. Davis, Earl 8. Kel- 
ler, Edwin E. McLaughlin—3. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 
Clinton Aber, Richard F. Beau- 


say, Hiram C. Burger, Aaron J. 
Bussard, Will W. Constein, Fred 
K. Gamble, John B. Gottschall, 
Frank L. Hook, Charles M. Mon- 
osmith, Charles A. Parks, James 
J. Richards, James 8. Snodgrass, 
Webster T. Stockstill, Charles W. 
Sullivan, Henry 8. Worthington 
—15. 
(ce) In Studies of Third Year. 

Martin D. Heidlebaugh. 
(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 

None. 


Qurst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


A. D. Holden, Aquilla Webb; 


308 


William R. Agate was discon- 
tinued in 1896—8, 


Quzst. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 

Sidney 8S. Clay, Austin M. 
Crist, James F. Olive, William N. 
Roberts, Clayton A. Smucker, 
Grant W. Sower—6. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 


viously, 
David Brandebery, Richard D. 
Hollington, James C. Roberts 
—3. 


Quxrst. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 

David Brandebery, Sidney 8. 
Clay, Austin M. Crist, Richard 
D. Hollington, James F. Olive, 
William N. Roberts, James C. 
Roberts, Clayton A. Smucker, 
Grant W. Sower, Edwin J. Web- 
ster—10. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. a 
None. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 

William McK. Brackney, Charles 
B. Cramer, William Boyers, Da- 
vid G. Hall, John W. Hodge, 
Enoch F. Gamble, Frank W. 
Stanton, John I. Wean, George 
¥F, Kinnear—9. 


Quusr. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(@) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 

John L. Hill, William W. Curl, 
William F. Ernsberger, Charles 
L. Fillebrown, Daniel Stecker, 
Charles G. Smith, Aaron S. Wat- 
kins, Ira E. Surface, Benjamin F. 
Reading, Charles MeCoard (not 
ordained)—10., 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local) Preachers. 
Charles A. Park, John B. Fer- 
guson, George D. Gray, John A. 
Spyker—4. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None, 


Quzxst. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference, 
Josiah L. Albritton was sus- 
pended for one year. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Tevred, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 


Quest. 15. Who have died ? 
J. L. Bates, F. 8. Robinson 
Bae 
(See obituaries, p. 451.) 


QuzEsr. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request 2 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn 2 
None. : 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under, Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quast. 20. Who have been Hupelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

J. K. Ford, W. P. Hale, David 
Rutledge, Reuben Rauch, J. A. 
Wright, W. A. Yingling, J. C. 
Bolton, H. J. Bigley, C. E. Row- 
ley, Frederick Miller, J. M. 
Kelly, A. C. Barnes, E. T. Daily, 
R. W. Munson, J. M. De Weese 
—15, 


Quest. 23.- Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

Joseph Ayers, Arkinson Berry, 
Henry Boyers, H. A. Brown, J. 
J. Finlay, A. J. Frisbee, R. M. 
Culver, John Graham, C. B. 
Hickernell, Charles Hoag, Am- 
brose oe I. M. Jameson, 
W. G. Littell, James Long, Solo- 
mon Lindsey, Enoch G. Longs- 
worth, J. M. Longfellow, J. W. 
H. Morrison, John Ormerod, 
Martin Perkey, D. B. Rinehart, 
L. D, Rodgers, J. M. Shultz, Cor- 
nelius Weaner, Jason Wilcox, C. 
W. Wolff, Joseph Wykes, 8. O. 
Young, I. N. Smith, Caleb Hill, 
JR: Henderson, B. W. Day, W. 
R. Shultz, J. W. Hill, Ashford 
Hall, Isaac Newton, Gershom 
Lease, William Deal, J. S. Blair, 
Philip Lemasters, J. F. Mounts 
—4l1. 


Quust. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

J. S. Blair, G. B. Wiltsee, Ca- 
leb Hill, W. H. Scoles, W. G. 
Waters, L. M. Albright, George 
Matthews—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year 2 
(See tabulated statement, p. 478.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$40,738. 








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Quxst. 27. What ave the Olains 
on the Conference Hund 7 


$6,500. 


| Quest, 28. What has been Received 


on these Claims, and how has i 
been Applied ? 
: $6,500, 
which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
‘ ers Stationed ? 

(These appointments are all in the State 
of Ohio.]} 
BELLEFONTAINE DISTRICT. 
E. D. Wurrtoox, P. E. 

(P, 0., Bellefontaine, 0.) 


Anna, J. L. Hill. 
Ansonia, ©. G. Smith. 
Belle Center, M. M. Markwith. 
Bellefontaine, J. M. Mills. 
Bradford, #. L. Davis. 
De Graff, Mortimer Gascoigne. 
Hardin, C. W. Sullivan. 
Huntsville, B. N. Boardman. 
Jackson Center, D. H. Hathaway. 
Kenton, T. H. Campbell. 
Lockington, C. L, Fillebrown. 
Port. Jefferson, D. G. Hall. 
Quincy, W. E. Hill. 
Rossville, to be supplied. 
Roundhead, G. W. Sower. 
Rushsylvania, C. F. Gowdy. 
Saint Paris, Dd. @ Strong. 
Sidney, M. M. Figley. 
South Kenton, W. 7. Stockstill. 
Versailles, C. M. Baker. : 
West Liberty, J. T. Pope. 

Wy. LV. Rob- 


West Liberty Circuit, 
erts. 
Zanesfield, G. F. Kinnear. 
Charles Farnsworth, Superintend- 
ent of Logan County Chil- 


dren’s Home—member of Belle- 
fontaine Quarterly Conference. 


M. J. Swearingen, Conference 
Evangelist—member of Belle- 
fontaine Quarterly Conference. 


DEFIANCE DISTRICT. 
Ps Py Rorgrs PP. E. 
(P. 0., Defiance, 0.) 


Antwerp, W. S. Philpott. 
Archbold, J. W. Hodge. 
Ayersville, B. F. Gordon. 
Bryan, T. L. Wiltsee. 
Continental, O. E. Smith. 
Defiance, A. E. Smith. 
Defiance Circuit, to be supplied. 
Deshler, E. D. Cook. 

Drake, to be supplied. 
Dupont, 8. J. Colgan. 
Edgerton, A. 8. Watkins. 
Edon, W. H. Smith. 

Fayette, Jacob Hoffman. 
Florida, I. E. Surface. 
Hicksville, A. A. Thomas, 
Holgate, A. E. Delanoy. 
Kalida, C. M. Monosmith. 
Leipsic, G. B. Wiltsee. 
McClure, A. J. Bussard. 
Melrose, J. B. Smith. 
Montpelier, 2. D. Hollington, 
Napoleon, Jesse Swank. 
Ottawa, Jefferson Williams. 
Paulding, William Hook. 
Paulding Cireuit, to be supplied. 





Payne and Latty, J. G. A. Mar- 
tin, 

Pioneer, F. M. Money. 

Scott, C. A. Parks. 

Sherwood, J. R. Pimlott. 

Stryker, L. E. Willson. 

West Unity, S. L. Roberts. 

West Unity Cireuit, J. A. Lucy. 

Williams Center, 2. F. Beausay. 


DELAWARE DISTRICT, 
L. A. Baur, P. E: 
(P. 0., Kenton, 0.) 

Carey, J. L Wean. 

Delaware: Williams Street, H.C. 
Jameson. 

East Kenton, E. H. Snow. 

East Liberty, 2. J. Webster. 

Forest, 0. A. Smucker, 

Green Camp, E. A. Strother. 

Harpster, J. F. Newcomb, 

Kenton Circuit, L. C. Webster. 

La Rue, J. C. Roberts. 

Magnetic Springs, Charles Fulker- 
son. 

Marion : Epworth, 8. C. Wright. 
Second, Tr C. Burger. 

Marseilles, W. U. Spencer. 

Marysville, E. E. McCammon. 

Marysville Circuit, J. B. Ascham. 

Mount Victory, W. P. Bender. 

North Lewisburg, C. W. Hoff- 
man. 

Prospect, W. V. Marsh. 

Radnor, B. F. Reading. 

Richwood, C. E. Bennett. 

Upper Sandusky, David Bowers. 
est Mansfield, M. D. Scott. 

Wharton, A. MW. Crist. 

York, H. J. Keister. 

W. G. Williams, H. M. Perkins, 
and C, B. Austin, Professors in 
Ohio Wesleyan University— 
members of Williams Street, 
Delaware, Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 


E. 8. Dunham, Conference Evan- 


elist—member of Williams 
treet, Delaware, Quarterly 
Conference. 


FINDLAY DISTRICT. 
W. W. Lance, P. E. 
(P. 0., Findlay, 0.) 
Ada, 8. L. Boyers. 
Arcadia, W. W. Curl. 
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Bloomdale,.J. W. Miller. 

Bluttton, W. S. Culp. 

Columbus Grove, D, F. Helms. 

Dunkirk, L, H. Lindsey. 

Findlay: First Chureh, C. R. 

Havighorst. 
Howard, M. C. Howey. 
Third Church, R. E. 
ruff. 

Fostoria, J. W. Hill. 

Fremont, J. W. Holland. 

Gilboa and Pandora, J. B. Gott- 
schall, . 

Hoytsville, G. M. MeNeeley. 

Lafayette, W. F. Ernsberger. 

McComb, W. H. Scoles. 

McCutchenville, F. M. Howser. 

Mount Blanchard, E. G. Brum- 
baugh. 

North Baltimore, L. O. Cook. 

North Fostoria, I. N. Kalb. 

North Washington, G. D. Gray. 

Rawson, W. J. Green. 

South Ada, 8. W. Scott. 

Vanlue, Oramel Shreves. 


LIMA DISTRICT. 
J. H. Firzwarer, P. E. 
(P. O., Van Wert, 0.) 
Allentown, H. 7. Wiltsee. 
Celina, Daniel Carter. 
Celina Cireuit, J. J. Richards. 
Convoy, J. F. Olive. 
Cridersville, 0. B. Cramer. 
Delphos, Peter Biggs. 
Dixon, H. 8. Worthington. 
Elida, W. J. Hagerman. 
Fort Recovery, J. A. Spyker. 
Harrod, J. M. Longworth. 
Lima: Epworth, D. R. Cook. 
Grace, L. M. Albright. 
Trinity, W. G. Waters. 
Mendon, F. A. Zimmerman. 


Wood- 


| Middlepoint, Z. F. Gamble. 


Ohio City, J. C. Clemons. 
Rockford, J. D. Simms. 
Saint John’s, John Parlette. 
Saint Mary’s, J. F. Harshbarger. 
Speneerville, N. S. Brackney. 
Spencerville Circuit, J. H. Cater. 
Van Wert: First Church, A. J. 
Fish. 

Second Church, Jason Young. 
Van Wert Circuit, G, M. Hunter. 
Wapakoneta, C. W. Taneyhill. 
Wapakoneta Circuit, /. Z. Hook. 
West Cairo, G. H. Priddy. 
Willshire, J. 8. Snodgrass. 





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Richard Wallace, Superintendent 
of Blind Asylum, Columbus— 
member of ‘Trinity, Lima, 
Quarterly Conference. 


TOLEDO DISTRICT. 
J. M. Avann, P. E. 
(P. O., Toledo, 0.) 


Bowling Green, George Matthews, 
Cygnet, William Boyers. 
Delta, Jacob Baumgardner. 
Elmore, C. B. Holding, 
Genoa, O. D. Wagner. 
Gibsonburg, F, E. Higbie. 
Grand Rapids, Samuel Given. 
Helena, J. B. Ferguson. 
La Carne, Laverde Smith. 
Liberty Center, Aratus Barker. 
Metamora, W. A. Winters. 
Oak Harbor, C. 8S. Barron. 
Pemberville, W. W. Constein. 
Perrysburg, D. H. Bailey. 
Portage, Clinton Aber. 
Prairie Depot, Daniel Stecker. 
Swanton, N. B. ©. Love. , 
Sylvania, J. C. Sinclair. 
Toledo: Albany Street, M. A, 
Casey. 
Bethany, J. R. Colgan. 
Broadway, Stewart Baumgard- 


ner. 
Clark Street, / W. Stanton. 
Detroit Avenue, C. C. Kennedy. 
Epworth, F. L. Wharton. 
Monroe Street, W. H. Leather- 

man. 
Saint John’s, J. H. Bethards. 
Saint Paul’s, J.S. Montgomery. 
Third Street, J. W. Donnan. 
West Toledo, R. E. Carter. 
Western Avenue and Spring 
Street, J. C. Crider, 

Tontogany, A. C. Thomas. 

Waterville, Abraham Hopkins. 

Wauseon, M. D. Baumgardner, 

Weston, J. C. Shaw. 

Charles McCoard, Missionary in 
Utah, 

W. McK. Brackney, BE. S. Keller, 
S. 8. Clay, F. K. Gamble, £. 
EF. McLaughlin, and M. D. 
Heidlebaugh, left without ap- 
pointments to attend some one 
of our schools. 


Qusst. 30. Where shall the neat 
Conference be held ? 
In Sidney, O. 





ILLINOIS CONFERENCE, 


Held in Rushville, Ill., Sept. 15-21, 1897. 


BISHOP WALDEN, Presiding. C. B. TAYLOR, Secretary, 
Post office of Secretary, Lincoln, Ill. 
Agnew, John T. Clower, Charles 


R. Current, Horace M. Derby, 
Thomas N, Ewing, Frank M. Har- 


“Quest. 1. Who have been Kecewed | Quust. 3. Who have been Recewed 
by Transfer, and from what Con-| on La and from what 
Churches ? 


Jerences? 
A. §. Flanigan, from Northwest 
lowa. 


Quest. 2. Who have been FKead- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Arthur W. Mills, an elder, from 
the Methodist Church of Canada. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Alfred C. Adams, Walter D. 


ry, Sheridan Phillips, John W. 
Solomon, Elmer L. Wendell, Ar. 
thur M, Wells—11. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


360 


Quzst. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Edgar C. Warfel, Clarence D. 
Robertson, Charles A. Smith—3. 


| 


(b) In Studies of Second Year, 
Charles M. Barton, James S. 
Bicknell, Edward L. Darley, Chas. 
C. Digby, Frank W. Moore, Thos. 
F. Hartman, John L. Dickson, 
Harrison N. Gowan, Jesse Tharp 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
Richard 8. Haney, William E. 
Blair—2. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
William J. Davidson. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued 2 


Edward T. Bunting. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 

Walter Aitkin, Richard B. Hub- 
bart, Frank G. Lucas, Robert F. 
McDaniel, Samuel N. Madden, 
George W. Olmsted, Elmer K. 
Towl, Samuel M. Van Cleve—8. 


(>) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 


Arthur V. Babbs, Cyrus R. 
Brewer, David W. Britton, Calvin 
F. Buker, Fred L. Buck, Martin 
F, Collier, Charles H. Davis, John 
M. Eldridge, Homer B. Montgom- 
ery, Norton M. Rigg, Albert J. 
Robertson—11. 

\ 
Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 


Walter Aitkin, Richard B. Hub- 
bart, Frank G. Lucas, Robert }. 
McDaniel, Samuel N. Madden, 
George W. Olmsted, Elmer K. 
Towl, Samuel M. Van Cleve, Ar- 
thur V. Babbs, Cyrus R. Brewer, 
David W. Britton, Calvin F, Bu- 
ker, Fred L. Buck, Martin F. Col- 
lier, Charles H. Davis, John M. 
Eldridge, Homer B. Montgomery, 
Norton M. Rigg, Albert J. Robert- 
son—19, 


(b) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


James R. Clark, Reuben N. 
Hathaway, Frank A. McCarty, 
Jacob F. Peat, John W. Priest 
—5. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 


Presley Carson, Royal W. Ennis, 
Willis M. Grantham, John W. 
Hill, Edwin A. Hedges, Wiliam 
8. Miller, Harry L. Mitchell, Wil- 
liam §. Phillips, Ernest Pletcher, 
Thomas F. Pierson, Giles M. Peak, 
Walter E. Rose. William F. Ste- 
venson, Jacob EK. Scheer, John M. 
Tull, Edward E. Bean, Henry F. 
Cusic, Aleany Hunter—18. 











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Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 

Samuei W. Beggs, John P. Ead- 
gar, Albert H. Flagg, Charles L. 
Flowers, Dudley V. Gowdy, Amos 
H, Hoffer, Theodore Kemp, Thos. 
S. Mitchell, James P. Morton, 
Harry L. Murray, Clarence Reed, 
John 8. Smith—12. 

(b) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 


ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 


Sheridan Phillips. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule: 
John W. Solomon. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Qursr. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 

T. M. House, to’ Northwest 
Iowa. | 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 


George Stevens, James Miller, 
Lester Janes, Peter Wallace, Thos. 
Bonnell, C. B. Draper, J. F. Me- 
Cann, T. M. Prickett, C. P. Bald- 
win, I. M. Johnson—10. 


(See obituaries, p. 456.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


J. C. Chapman, William Lun- 
dis, C. M. Moss—3. 

Quest.17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Querst. 18. Whohave Withdrawn ? 
W. J. Tull, O. L. Tyndall—2. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

0. L. Kiplinger. 


Quxst, 20. Who have been Expelled ? 
None. 


Qurst. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
The orders of W. T. Currie, a 
deacon, from the Methodist Epis- 
eee Church, South, were recog- 
nized. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Siupernu- 
merary Preachers 2 

H. M. Haff, J. N. Dewell, J. C. 

Rucker, W. H. Milburn, J. B. 





Martin, H. M. Short, W. E. Means, 
C. W. C. Munsell, &. G. Ferree, 


| Stephen Goldsmith, J. M. Young, 


G. L. Miller, W. 8. Hoo OF 
W. McIntosh, D. T. Black, J. A. 
Burks, Elijah Gallagher, E. D. 
Champion, G. A. Frazier, P. L. 
‘Turner, T. H.Fierce, 2. WV. Hatha- 
way, W.S8. Reed, J. W. Madison, 
W. A. McKinney, Charles Baugh- 
man, D. T. Miles, G. W. Dungan, 
J.C. Keller—29, 


Quzxst. 23. Who are the Siuperan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

D. E. May, J. M. West, W. H. 
Davis, W. H. H. Moore, I. H. 
Aldrich, 8. H. Clark, W. B. Bar- 
ton, J. R. Locke, N. 8. Morris, J. 
W. Helmick, G. R. 8. McElfresh, 
W. McK. McElfresh, W. J. Rut- 
ledge, Bradley Hungerford, Robert 
Clark, David Bardrick, W. W. 
Roberts, R._P. Droke, William 
Owens, J. W. Sinnock, D. H. 
Stubblefield, D. H. Hatton, Wil- 
liam Mitchell, G. B. Wolfe, Ira 
Emmerson, H. 8. Tryon, J. B. 
Wade, P. N. Minear, William 
Murphy, A. §: MeCoy, H. C. 
Adams, C. G@. Wood, Reuben 
Gregg, P. F. Thornburg, O. H. P. 
Ash, J. W. Crane, James Shaw, 
W. OC. Avey, G. B. Goldsmith, A. 
Y. Graham, W. M. Read, A. M. 
Dunnaven, Archibald Sloan, T. J. 
N. Simmons, Samuel Middleton, 
J. G. Little, L. A. Powell, Uriah 
Warrington, Anderson Orr, B. F. 
Hyde, N. H. Kane, Isaac Groves, 
P. A. Swart, J. C. Sargent—d4. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

G. E. Scrimger, E. A. Hamilton, 
William Brandon! D. W. English, 
J. 8. Tull, R. L. Steed, M. W. 
Everhart—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 515.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$56,953. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


Not answered. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$6,871.80, 

which has been applied under or. 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach. 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in the State 
of Illinois. 1. 


BLOOMINGTON DISTRICT. 
J. B. Worrn, P. E. 
(P. O., Bloomington, Ill.) 


Arrowsmith, G. T. Wetzel. 
Atlanta, J. P. Edgar, 





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Bloomington: First Church, G. E.| Danville: Lincoln Street. and As- | Jacksonville: 


Scrimger. 

Grace, T. J. Wheat. 
Bloomington Circuit, W. W. Henry. 
Delavan, T. A. Parker. 

Downs, W. O. Roush. 

Easton, H. G. Wass. 

Green Valley, W. M. Carter. 
Hartsburg, to be supplied. 
Heyworth, W. C. Lacy. 
Hopedale, J. F. Poorman. 
Leroy, B. F. Shipp. 

Lincoln, C. B. Taylor. 

Lincoln Cireuit, W. H. McGhee. 
McLean, E. M. Sutton. 

Mason City, J. A. Burchit. 
Minier, W. T. Evans. 

New Holland, W. M. Gooding. 
San José, J. O. Collins. 
Saybrook, U. Z. Gilmer. 
Wapella, A. J. Robertson. - 
Waynesville, H. B. Montgomery. 


J. A. Kumler, Chancellor of Illi- 
nois Wesleyan University — 
member of Grace, Bloomington, 
Quarterly Conference. 


CHAMPAIGN DISTRICT. 
A. C. Byrrty, P. E. 
(P, O., Urbana, Ill.) 


Bellflower, J. B. Martin. 
Bement, J. O. Kirkpatrick. 
Champaign, H. H. O’Neal. 
Champaign Cireuit, J. W. Miller. 
Cisco, W. F. Stevenson. 
Clinton, J. B. Horney. 
De Land, D. W. Britton. 
Elliott, # MW. Harry. 
Farmer City, A. 8. Flanigan. 
Fisher, D. G. Dubois. 
Fithian, G. W. Read. 
Gibson City, J. A. Lucas, 
Gifford, S. H. Huber. 
Ludlow, Frank Lucas. 
Mahomet, M. A. Hewes. 
Mansfield, Abner Clark. 
Monticello, W. 8. Calhoun. 
Monticello Cireuit, 7. F. Pierson. 
Ogden, J. R. Reasoner. 
Paxton, T. A. Canady. 
Penfield, to be supplied. 
Rankin, T. O. Baty. 
Rantoul, William Brandon. 
Sadorus, M. B. McFadden. 
Saint Joseph, J. C. Eninger. 
Savoy, T. 8. Mitchell. 
Seymour, J. C. Lockhart. 
Thomasboro, &. B. Hubbart. 
Tolono, T. D. Weems. 
Urbana: First Church, J. F. Wol- 
farth. 

Park Chapel, #. K. Tow/. 
Weedman, A. C. Adams. 
Welden, H. C. Augustus. 


DANVILLE DISTRICT. 
Rosert STEVENS, P. E. 
(P. O., Danville, Tl.) 


Allerton, J. A. Ellis. 
Alvan, to be nee 
Atwood, 8. A. Cecil. 
Broadlands, J. M. Goodspeed. 
Camargo, T. W. Greer. 
Catlin, J..M. Oakwood. 
Chrisman, J. F. Horney. 
Danville: First Church, Horace 
Reed. 
Grace, A. E. Kester. 
Kimber, Chris Galeener. 





bury, D. C. Burkitt. 


\Danville Circuit, E. E. Carr. 


East Lynn, H. L. Mitchell. 
Edgar, W. UM. Grantham. 
Fairchild, C. L. Flowers. 
Fairmount, G. W. Bates. 
Georgetown, J. L. B. Ellis, 
Homer, W. H. Schwartz. 
Hooperstown, Parker Shields. 
Hume, J. B. Pawson. 
Indianola, J. F. Clearwaters. 
Metcalf, /. WU. Eldridge, 
Murdock, D. D. Kensil. 
Newman, W. T. Heater. 
Philo, W. A. Boyd. 

Pilot, H. WV. Gowan. 
Potomac, B. D. Wiley. 
Ridge Farm, J. B. Colwell. 
Rossville, Melchoir Auer. 
Sidell, Hrnest Pletcher. 
Sidney, Gilmore Cunningham. 
Tuscola, E. A. Hamilton. 
Tuscola Cireuit, M. H. Ewers. 
Villa Grove, G. W. Olmsted. 


W.H. Webster, Superintendent of 
Domestic Mission and Church 
Aid Society—member of First 
Church, Danville, Quarterly 
Conference. 


DECATUR DISTRICT. 
E. B. Ranpiz, P. E. 
(P. O., Decatur, Ill.) 


Arcola, J. W. Eckman, 
Argenta, J. G. Jeffers. 
Arthur, 7. NV. Lwing. 
Assumption, J. A. Stout, 
Blue Mound, E. A, Wanless. 
Butler, Harry Willard. 
Cerro Gordo, J. H. Watterbury. 
Decatur: First Church, Frost 
Craft. 
Grace, W. F. Gilmore. 
Mission, A. J. Wells. 
Decatur Circuit, A. M. Danely. 
Hammond, C. P. Hard. 
Harristown, C. F. McKown. 
Hillsboro, A. H. Reat. 
Illiopolis, Jonathan Glick. 
Irving, J. W. Waltz. 
Latham, to be puree 
Lovington, J. J. Dugan. 
Macon, Anthus Willard. 
Maroa, G. R. Newkirk. 
Moweaqua, E. J. Durham. 
Nokomis, E. §. Wamsely. 
North Decatur, W. A. Reynolds. 
Oconee, M. V. B. Hill. 
Owaneco, C. F. Tobey. 
Pana, A. P. Stover. 
Rosamond, A. J. Ives. 
Stonington, A. L. Plowman. 
Warrensburg, W. A. Dawson. 


JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT. 
“W.N. McExroy, P..E. 
(P. O., Springfield, Ill.) 


Ashland, W. F. T. Spruill. 
Bath, #. L. Darley. 
Carrollton, J. E. Artz. 
Chandlerville, R. A. Hartrick. 
Chesterfield, A. H. Flagg. 
Franklin, M. M. Want. 
Greenfield, C. W. Jacobs. 
Greenfield Cirevit, J. 8. Smith. 
Greenview, S. WV. Madden. 
Havana, M. P. Wilkin. 

Island Grove, S. W. Beggs. 


861 


Brooklyn, Preston 
Wood, Jr. 
Centenary, R. G. Hobbs, 
Grace, 8. W. Thornton. 
Jacksonville Circuit, W. M. Poe. 
Literberry, A. H. Alkire. 
Loami, E. 8. Borton, 
Oakford, J. W. Priest. 
Palmyra, M. L. Browning. 
Petersburg, Theodore Kemp. 
Pleasant Plains, T. H. Agnew. 
Topeka, Alcany Hunter. 
Virginia, J. KF. Humphrey. 
Waverly, Joseph Foxworthy. 
Waverly Circuit, J. H. Hartrick. 


H. M. Hamill, Secretary of Inter- 
national Sunday School Work— 
member of Grace, Jacksonville, 
Quarterly Conference. | 


MATTOON DISTRICT. 
S. H. Wurrtocx, P. E. 
(P. O., Mattoon, IIL) 


Bethany, A. G. Blunk. 
Brockton, Walter Mitchell. 
Bruce, C. &. Current. 

Casey, T. L. Hancock. 

Charleston, H. C. Gibbs. 

Charleston Circuit, C. C. Digby. 

Cowden, /. W. Moore. 

Findley, J. &. Bicknell. 

Grand View, S. JZ. Van Cleve. 

Greenup, Sheridan Phillips. 

Hindsboro, H. WM. Derby. 

Humbolt, H. L. Murray. 

Kansas, J. S. Tull. \ 

Lerna, J. W. Hill. ; 

Marshall, T. H. Tull. 

Marshall Circuit, 42. F. Collier. 

Martinsville, M. E. Hobart. 

Mattoon, D. W. English. 

Mattoon Circuit, J. P. Morton. 

Moulton, J. #. Scheer. 

Neoga, R. H. Osborne. 

Neoga Circuit, D. V. Gowdy. 

Oakland, W. H. McDonald. 

Paris, W. T. Beadles. 

Shelbyville, A. L. T. Ewert. 

Shelbyville Circuit, W. R. How- 
ard, 

Stewardson, J. M. Tull, 

Sullivan Clarence Reed. 

Toledo, F. M. Ault. 

Tower Hill, Jasper Miller. 

Vermillion, W. P. Bowman. : 

Westfield, S. N. Wakefield. 

Windsor, A. A. White. 

David Gay, District Superintend- 
ent of Children’s Home Society 
—member of Mattoon Quarterly 
Conference. : : 

R. T. Milnes, Agent of Children’s 
Home Society—member of Shel- 
byville Quarterly Conference. 


QUINCY DISTRICT. 
W. 4H. Wixper, P. E. 
(P, O., Quincy, Ill.) 

Astoria, E. H. Lugg. 
Augusta, F. B. Madden. 
Bowen, A. B. Peck. 
Browning, O. E. Badger. 
Camden, A. H. Hoffer. 
Camp Point, T. M. Dillon. 
Clayton, Peter Slagle. 
Coatsburg, Jesse Tharp. 
Golden, Charles Wehrman. 
La Prairie, R. E, Mathis, 
Lima, to be supplied. 


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Littleton, W. Z. Rose. 

Loraine, H. T. Collins. 

Mendon, E. K. Crewes. 

Mount Sterling, M. 8. McCoy. 

North Rushville and Scott’s, J. M. 
Duff. 

Paloma, 8S. W. Balch. 

Plymouth, H. A. McKinney. 
Quincy: Mission, Henry Wilson. 
Vermont Street, G. A. Scott. 

Quiney Cireuit, W. D. Agnew. 

Rushville, J. W. Miller. 

Rushville Circuit, Abram Wells. 

Warsaw, WV. I. Rigg. 

West Point and Basco, # A. 
Hedges. 


M. M. Davidson, Chaplain in Sol- 
diers’ Home, Quincy—member 
of Vermont Street, Quincy, 
Quarterly Conference. 


2. C. Warfel, Professor in Chad- 
dock College—member of Ver- 
mont Street, Quincy, Quarterly 
Conference. 


SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT. 
W. A. Smirn, P. E. 
(P. 0., Springfield, Ill.) 


Athens, E. A. Squier. 

Auburn, M. R. Palmer. 

Berry ee Breckenridge, to be sup- 
lied, 

Buffalo, C. N. Cain. 

Carlinville, M. W. Everhart. 

ee Circuit, A. M. Camp- 
ell. 

Chatham, W. W. Theobald. 

Crantrall, F. C. Read. 








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Curran, 7. F. Hartman. 
Dawson, &. S. Haney. 
Edinburg, A. C. Armentrout. 
Edinburg Cireuit, H. /. Cusic. 
Elkhart, C. 2. Brewer. 
Girard, 7. L. Buck. 
Grove City, H. C. Turner. 
Kenny and Chestnut, W. S. Miller. 
Mechanicsburg, W. H. Musgrove. 
Morrisonville, L. F. Walden. 
Mount Auburn, G. E. Burton. 
Mount Pulaski, F. 8. Artz. 
Pawnee, E. M. Jeffers. 
Raymond, Walter Aitkin. 
Ridgely and Round Prairie, J. A. 
Dooley. 
Rochester, T. B. Wright. 
Springtield: First Church, D. F. 
Howe. 
Second Church, C. R. Carlos. 
West, &. F. McDaniel. 
Taylorville, W. D. Best. 
Virden, ‘I’. B, Smith. 
Waggoner, J. L. Dickson. 
Williamsville, A. D. Moon. 


Preston Wood, Sr., Agent of 
Preachers’ Aid Society— member 
of First Church, Springfield, 
Quarterly Conference. 


WEST JACKSONVILLE DIST. 
W. F. SHort, P. E. 

(P. 0., Jacksonville, Ill.) 
Barry, W. N. Rutledge. 
Batchtown, J. W. Solomon. 
Beardstown, M. G@. Coleman. 
Berdan, P. B, Huffman. 

Beverly, C. H. Davis. 


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Bluffs, A. W. Mills. 

Bluff Springs, Presley Carson. 

Chapin, Joseph Winterbottom. 

Concord, &. W. Hnnis. 

Griggsville, J. T. Orr. 

ee rine Circuit, Nathan Eng- 
lish, 

Kinderhook, W. W. Drake. 

Lynnville, C. A. Smith. 

Manchester, P. F. seth 

Meredosia and Naples, W. M. 
Haley. 

Milton and Time, C. D. Robertson. 

New Salem, G. J. Peak. 

Payson, C. R. Morrison. 

Perry, G. W. Flagg. 

Pittsfield, R. L. Steed. 

Plainville, 4. V. Babds. 

Pleasant Hill, C. 1, Barton. 

Rockport and New Canton, C. /. 
Buker. 

Roodhouse, W. J. Davidson. 

Summer Hill, #. Z. Wendell. 

Summit Grove, J. 7. Clower. 

Sny Island, to be supplied. 

West Jacksonville, W. iS. Phillips. 

Whitehall, A. N. Simmons. 

Winchester, Thornton Clark. 

J. F. Peat, Missionary in West 
China Mission. 

E. BE. Bean, W. E. Blair, F. A, 
MeCarty, J. M. Carnes, and J. 
R. Clark, left without appoint- 
ments to attend some one of our 
schools, 


Quest. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
In Charleston, Ill. 





SOUTHERN ILLINOIS CONFERENCE, 


Held in Mount Vernon, Ill., Sept. 22-27, 1897. 


BISHOP MERRILL, Presiding. 


Quxst. 1. Who have been Received 
by arene, and from what Con- 
Serences é 
G. M. Webber, from Central 
Illinois. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

Mark C, Stonecipher, an elder, 
from the Baptist Church ; James 
N. Eason, an elder, from the Free 
Methodist Church—2. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Josiah Abel, Thomas P. Bren- 
num, James 8. Hall, AJexander 
G. Proctor, Arthur B. Campbell, 
Benjamin F. Utley, John H. Da- 
vis, Charles O. Morris, George 
Greer, Robert S. Young, Peter R. 
Keplinger, James N. Eason, Irwin 
McMurray, Claude §. Tritt—14, 





J. W. VAN CLEVE, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, East Saint Louis, 111. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
Mark C, Stonecipher. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Wallace V. Kirkpatrick, Van 
Chester White, Owen Wright, 
Andrew A. Moore—4. 


(5) In Studies of Second Year, 

Lewis G. Cummins, Robert H. 
Carr, George R. Goodman, James 
W. Turner, Stephen A.D. Rog- 
ers, Henry L. Merrick, Richard 
H. Crowder, John A. Westerman, 
William L. Cunningham, John L. 
Donovan, James ©. Gooch, John 
L, Keplinger, Andrew C. Barton, 
Philip A. Smith, Charles D. Mc- 
Cammon—15. 

(c) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 

(@) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 

Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 

Adelbert M. Crippen, John F. 





Alexander, James W. Stalions, 
John W. Smith, Henry M. Gal- 
braith—5. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this. 
year, 


Albert 8. Maxey, Charles, H, 
Spragg, Charles B. Whiteside—3. 
(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 


viously, 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(@) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 


Albert S. Maxey, Charles H. 
Spragg, Charles B. Whiteside—3. 
(b) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 

viously, 

Philip C. Carlin, Albert W. 
James—2, 


Quzst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? , 


William L. Jones, James G. 
Tucker, Clarence ©. Kimball, 


= 


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John W. Webster, Thurman F. 
Shouse, Melvin H. Loar, John W. 
Borah, George W. Randle, Joseph 
E. McCracken, Grant E. Groves, 
John W. Dundas, William D. 
Margrave, George N. Wilkerson, 
Theodore Cates, Andrew J. Lit- 
tell, Henry O. Heiser, Samuel 8. 
Smith—17. | 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Oowrse 
of Study ? 

(a) Blected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


William H. Neil, Thomas O. 
Holley, Lawson W. Porter,Charles 
W. Wynant, Nelson D. Sweeny, 
James A. Large, Gye Park, John 
W. Cummins, John M. Adams, 
Cassidy 8. MeCollom, Orlin F. 
Culver—11. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons? 


(a) As Local Preachers. 

Samuel O. Sheridan, John W. 
Hestwood, Charles O. Morris—8. 
(6) Under Missionary Rule, 

None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 


John E. Cullom. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quzst. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Qusst. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 
Samuel C. Pierce, to Dlinois. 

Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
F. O. Blair, J. W. Field, J. D. 
Crenshaw—3. 

(See obituaries, p. 455.) 
Quusr. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 

None. 


Querst. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 


to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints. 
None. 
Quesr. 20. Who have been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
The orders of Stephen J. Love- 
all and James M. Dulany, dea- 
cons, from the Methodist Epis- 








copal Church, South; Henry B. 
Pollock and Daniel Kimbro, elders, 
from the Free Methodist’ Church, 
were recognized—4. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

N. B. Cooksey, A. D. Cullom, 
G. M. Whitezell, Hiram Sears, L. 
E. Cole, W. W. Edwards, Wil- 
lam Leatherman, J. H. Bennett, 
Nelson Stauffer, D. J. Little, D. 
A Perrin—1l. 


Quzst. 28. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

Rk. W. Laughlin, G. W. Wag- 
goner, Charles Mapes, Daniel 
Oglesby, Micajah House, Albert 
Bliss, J. P. Dew. G. W. Cullom, 
M. L. King, J. P. Rutherford, J. 
W. Nall, Albert Ransom, John 
Weedon, J. W. Franklin, J. J. 
Boyer, L. A. Harper, T. A. Ea- 
ton, J. A. Thrapp, V. D. Lingen- 
felter, C. D. Lingenfelter, H. H. 
Keith, W. F. Davis, William Mc- 
Morrow, Henry Manifold, Wil- 
liam Van Cleve, Asa Snell, J. D. 
Gillham, William Tilroe, J. A. 
Robinson, Ephraim Joy, Samuel 
Walker, C. W. Bonner, J. L. 
Waller, John Reef, J. W. McIn- 
tosh, W. B. Bruner, L. 8. Walk- 
er, Calloway Nash, J. L. Cun- 
ningham, J. M. Mulvaney, W. E. 
Ravenscroft—41. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

G. W. Shepherd, T. H. Herd- 
man, J. W. Jackson, C. B. Besse, 
C. A. Beckett, M. B. Baker, O. 
H. Clark—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Leport for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 562.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$19,092. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$6,000. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$4,641, 
which has been applied under or- 
_der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 


ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in the State 
of Illinois. ] 


ALTON DISTRICT. 
F, M. Van Treesp, P. E. 
(P. O., ) 
Alton: First Church, M. N. Pow- 
ers. 
Washington Street, Josiah Abel. 
Bethalto, J. A. Large. 








Brighton, J. A. Taylor. 
Bunker Hill, J. P. Youngling. 
Donaldson, E. L. Carson. 
Edwardsville, 8. P. Groves. 
Elsah, Edmund Barnes. 
Gillespie, C. L. York. 
Godfrey and Piasa, 8. E. Turner. 
Grafton, G. W. Randle. 
Granite City, L. J. Grantham. 
Jerseyville, @. W. Shepherd. 
Kane, J. E. Nickerson, 
Litchfield, J. H. Jones. 
Litchfield Circuit, J. 2. Me- 
Cracken. 
Medora, J. E. Burk. 
New Douglas, 2. A. Crowder, 
Plainview, to be supplied. 
Ramsey, G. M. Webber. 
Shipman, J. A. Hampton. 
Staunton, W. R. Bradley.’ 
Upper Alton, J. L. Wylder. 
Venice, 4. C. Barton. 


LEBANON DISTRICT. 
R. D. Woontey, P. E. 
(P. 0., ) 


Ashley, J. M. Adams. 

Beaucoup, J. W. Dundas. « 
Beaver Creek, D. T. Harris. 
Belleville, J. W. Flint. 

Carlyle, M. L. Cole. 

Collinsville, J. D. Hennessey. 
Coulterville and Tilden, W. H. 

Neil. ; 

East Saint Louis: Summit Ave- 
nue, J. W. Van Cleve. 

Bond Avenue, J. W. Turner. 
Freeburg, C. E. Baker, 
Greenville, E. D. Shumard. 
Hagerstown, C. S. MeCollom, 
Highland, to be supplied. 

Huey, Adam Yingst. 
Lebanon, F. W. Loy. 
Marissa, A. S. Maxey. 
Mulberry Grove, J. A. Leather- 


man. 

Nashville, C. E. Bovard. 

O'Fallon, J. B. Cummins. 

Okawville and Mascoutah, T, H. 
Herdman. 

Pocahontas, Gye Park. 

Richview, Z. J. Farmer. 

Sparta, H. H. Young. 

Shiloh and West Belleville, W. Z. 
Jones. 

Summerfield, to be supplied. 

Trenton, N. D. Sweeny. 

Troy, G. A. Seed. } 

Waterloo, to be supplied. 

Lemuel Cramp, Agent of Protes- 
tant Hospital, East Saint Louis 
—member of Summit. Avenue, 
East Saint Louis, Quarterly 
Conference, 


MOUNT CARMEL DISTRICT. 
J. G. Dzz, P. E. 
(P, O,, Carmi, Il.) 


Bellmont, W. D. Margrave. 
Big Prairie, R. EK. Pierce. 
Carmi, J. W. McNeill. 
Carrier Mills, to be supplied. 
Crossville, W. J. Hopper. 
Dahlgren, J. W. Dewees. 
Eddyville, Charles Atchison. 
Eldorado, B. A. Hoar, 
Eldorado Circuit, to be supplied. 
Elizabethtown, A. G. Proctor. 
Enfield, J. S. Cummins. 





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Equality, Greenlee Calvert. 
Galatia, Theodore Cates. 
&oleonda, LZ. G. Cummins. 
Grayville, B.S. Smith. 
Harrisburg, C. W. Wynant. 
Keensburg, to be supplied. 
Maunie, C. H. Spragg. 
MeLeansboro, J. W. Cummins. 
McLeansboro Circuit, Silas Green. 
Metropolis, J. W. Jackson. 
Metropolis Circuit, to be sup- 


plied. 
Mill Shoals, A. B. Campbell. 
Mount Carmel, F. L. West. 
New Burnsides, J. H. McGriff. 
Norris City, to be supplied. 
Omaha, J. T. Huffman. 
Ridgway, S. S. Smith. 
Shawneetown, C. B. Whiteside. 


MOUNT VERNON DISTRICT. 
Naruaniet Crow, P. E. 
(P. O., -———.) 


Anna, C. W. Sabine. 
Belknap, J. K. Hunter. 
Benton, Daniel Orr. 
®airo, J. A. Scarritt. 
Carbondale, C. B. Besse. 
Carterville, to be supplied. 
©hester and Palestine, 

Robertson. 
€orinth, T. O. Holley. 
Du Quoin, J. Y. Reid. 
Eleo, G. #. Groves. 
Frankfort, J. L. Keplinger. 
Jonesboro, A. J. Bruner. 
Marion, W. A. Cross. 
Makanda, &..8. Young. 
Mound City, G. E. McCammon. 
Mount Vernon: First Church, J. 

F. Harmon. 
Union Street, C. D. McCam- 
mon. 


Resho 


nison. 
Murphysboro, Lawrence Smith. 
Opdyke, J. W. Tennyson. 
Pinckneyville, A. J. Littell. 
Spring Garden, W. L. Burkitt. 
Steeleville, W. D. McIntosh. 
Tamaroa, W. V. Kirkpatrick. 
Thebes, P. A. Smith. 
Vergennes, /. H. Davis. 
Vienna, J. H. Ford. 
Vienna Circuit, B. / Utley. 
Villa Ridge, 7. P. Brennum. 
Waltonville, 8. A. D. Rogers. 


OLNEY DISTRICT. 
Wituram Wats, P. E, 
(P. 0., 2) 


Albion, W. H. Poole. 

Albion Circuit, H. O. Heiser. 
Bone Gap, 8. A. McIntosh. 
Bridgeport, William Carson. 
Calhoun, A. W. James. 
Claremont, A. J. Dewhirst. 
Clay City, L. W. Porter. 
Duneanville, C. O. Morris. 
Fairfield, W. T. Morris. 

Flat Rock, L. C. Wilkin. 
Hutsonville, Willard Keisling. 
Jeffersonville, J. A. Westerman. 
Lancaster, P. C. Carlin. 
Lawrenceville, J.C. Orr. 
Mount Erie, J. T. Murkin. 
Newton, U. G. Johnson. 
Noble, William Powis. 

Oblong, A. W. Van Houton. 
Olney, J. G. Harmon. 
Robinson, C. A. Becket . 

Rose Hill, Zrwin McMurray. 
Sumner, B. R. Pierce. 

Sumner Circuit, H. LZ. Merrick. 
West Liberty, E. M. Barringer. 
West Salem, William Johnson. 








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| Mount Vernon Circuit, J. C. Kin- Wheeler, G. &. Goodman. 


Willow Hill, te be supplied. 


VANDALIA DISTRICT. 
L. W. Turatt, P. E. 
(P.. 0., -) 

Alma, G. N. Wilkerson. 

Altamont, W. G. Hale. 

Avena, Albert Vandeveer. 

Beecher City, Robert Carson. 

Centralia, J. B. Ravenscroft. 

Central City, /. S. Haid. 

Cisne, John Leeper. 

Effingham, Douglas Shouse. 

Farina, M. B. Baker. 

Irvington, J. 2. Donovan. 

Tuka, W. L. Cunningham. 

Johnsonville, V. C. White. 

Kinmunday, G. W. Scawthon. 

Louisville, Albert Harris. 

Mason, J. W. Webster. 

Moceasin, 7. F. Shouse. 

Montrose, P. R. Keplinger. 

Odin, A. H. Pitkin. 

Patoka, J. W. Borah. 

Sailor Springs D. W. Baker. © 

Saint Elmo, C. O. Kimball. 

Salem| 8. P. Young. 

Shobonier, A. 4. Moore. 

Vandalia, J. G. Tucher. 

Walnut Hill, &% A. Loar. 

Watson, J. WV. Hason. 

Wayne City, J. W. Eaton. 

Xenia, Uf. C. Stonecipher. 

George Greer, C. S. Tritt, Owen 
Wright, O. F. Culver, J. C. 
Gooch, and Rk, H. Carr, lett 
without appointments to attend 
some one of our schools. 


Quxst, 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held? 
In Du Quoin, Ll. 








DES MOINES CONFERENCE, 


Held in Guthrie Center, Ia., Sept. 22=29, 1897. 


BISHOP FITZGERALD, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Recewwed 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 

Serences ? 

James N. McCurdy, from Kan- 
sas ; John W. Horne, from Oregon; 
John W. Lucas, from Cincinnati; 
Elbert L. Thomas, from Montana; 
Lewis Bradford, from Dakota; G. 
P. Fry, from Ohio—6. 


Quustr. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quxst. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 

Qurst. 4. Who have been Received 

on Trial ? 

(@) In Studies of First Year. 

George W. Ladd, Otis T. Nich- 
ols, Charles S. Burnett, Frank 


Caldwell, Edgar C. Holliday, 
Lunn W. Bartholow, William H. 
Larrick, Charles W. Proetor—s. 


(0) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Albert G. Morse, George L. 
McDougall—2. 


(6) In Studies of Second Year. 

Frank G. Clark, James M. Wil- 
liams, Fletcher Homan, Thomas 
S. Molesworth, Charles B. Guest, 
Harry V. Adams, James E. Ma- 
theny, George W. Palmer, Charles 
fe Carlson, Alonzo V. Knepper 
—10; 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
: None. 





WM. STEVENSON, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Osceola, Ia. 


(d@) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
John P. Morley. 


Quxst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued? 
William H. Van Duzer, Her- 
bert A. Youtz—2. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Kull Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, ¥ | 
Albert B. Adams, William M. 
Blood, William L. Cox, Frank L. 
Watkins, John Winterbourne, 
Levi H. Humphrey, James F. 
Hunter, Charles H. Miller, Am- 
brose E. Talley—9. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 


Frank = M. Jackson, Charles 
Knoll, Adelbert E. Fouteh—s. 








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Quust. 8. What Members are in| Quust. 16. Who have been Located | Quusr. 28. What has been Receiwea 


Studies of Third Year? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. , ; 


Albert B. Adams, William M. 
Blood, William L. Cox, Adelbert 
E. Foutch, Frank M. Jackson, 
Levi H. Humphrey, Charles 
Knoll, James F, Hunter, Charles 
H. Miller, Ambrose E. Talley, 
John Winterbourne, Frank L. 
Watkins—12. 


(>) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously, 


Willis H. Cable, Jared S. Til- 
linghast, John W. Wright, Aaron 
W. Mell, Myron M. Cable, Soc- 
rates T, Weaver—6. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 

Fred §. Bunting, George H. 
Crafts, Frank W. Ewan, Conrad 
Hooker, Albert 8. Luring, Charles 
EY Bentley, John W. McCurdy, 
Alfred W: Hamed, Alfred Knoll 
—?9. 


Quest. 10. What Members have | 


Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 
(qv) Elected and Ordained Elders this 
year. 
William W. Bollinger, Emmett 
H. Curtis, Oscar F. Shaw, James 
E. Bryan, Carl Brown—. 


(6) Hlected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 


William J. Stratton, Anthony 
E. Slothower—2. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers, 


Edward Nolte. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Qurst. 12. What others have heen 


Klected and Ordained Hiders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
Vone. 


Quest. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 

James M. McDonald, to Kan- 
sas; Edward M. Duggar, to Mon- 
tana; Walliam D. English, to 
Cincinnati; George H. Bennett, to 
Oregon ; W. B. Redburn, to Da- 
kota—d. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
' Matthew Mitchell, Francis 
Plumb, A. H. Murphy, M. T. 
Tweedy, J. M. Dudley, John 
Hestwood—é6. 

(See obituaries, p. 449.) 








at their own request ? 
O. W. Weeks. 


Quzxst. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quusr. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hapelled ? 
Henry J. Everly. 


Quzst. 21. What other Personal 
Notution should be made ? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

A. C. Heckathorn, D. 8. Main, 
L. M. Campbell, D. L. Hayward, 
G. H. Detwiler, M. 8. Stryker, C. 
W. Stuart, W. A. Welker, J. 9. 
Tillinghast, R. W. Smith, I. G. 
Aten, T. WwW. Tippett, J. R. Hor- 
swell, J. S. Throckmorton, John 
Harned, J. R. Wellborne, E. E. 
Goodrich, A. Ostrander, S. A. 
Roberts—19, 


Quzst. 28. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers 2 

William Abraham, J. W. An- 
derson, Charles Ashton, A. J. 
Barton, J. B. Bartley, W. J. Beck, 
G. P. Bennett, W. F. Burke, T. 
J. Brown, J. F. Campbell, J. R. 
Carey, D. H. K. Dix, B. F. Dur- 
fee, J. W. Eckels, 8S. Farlow, J. 
Fegtley, E. M. H. Fleming, E. B. 
Heaton, C. Hoover, J. T. Hughes, 
J. A. Jefferson, I. Kelly, D. La- 
mont, T. A. Lampman, C. KE. 
Linn, W. F. Mark, C. C. Maybee, 
S. N. Matheny, 8. W. Milligan, 
J. 8. Morrow, J. D. Moore, G. J. 
Nixon, T. P. Newland, G. W. 
Patterson, C. W. Posten, J. J. D. 
Scoles, F. M. Slusser, J. W. Snod- 
grass, J. A. Stevens, D. 0. Stuart, 
E. P. Vail, F. W. Vinson, Amos 
Wilson, J. G. Bourne, L. W. 
Archer, I. M. O’Flyng, A. B. 
Shipman—47. 


Quzst. 24. Who are the Tricis of 
Appeuls ? 

A. R. Miller, W. H. Shipman, 
H. P. Dudley, W. F. Bartholo- 
mew, Asahel Thornbrue, J. H. 
Hard, Andrew Hancox—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 499.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$40,258.55. 


Quzsr. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


$20,000. 


on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? ; 
$5,678, © 
which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where ave the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
These appointments are all in the State 
of Iowa. 
ATLANTIC DISTRICT. 
W. W. Rausry, P. E. 
(P. O., Atlantic, La.) 
Adair, J. W. Wright. 
Adel, J. N. McCurdy. 
Anita, A. D. Beckhart. 
Anita Cireuit, to be supplied. 
Atlantic, J. F. St. Clair. 
Audubon, W. M. Dudley. 
Audubon Circuit, Samuel Krell. 
Avoca, G. W. Ladd. 
Carson, W. L. Douglas. 
Casey, G. H. Crafts. 
De Soto, J. L. Johnson. 
Dexter, W. H. Shipman. 
Earlham, @. S. Burnett. 
Exira, 0. T. Nichols. 
Griswold, J. S. Boreman. 
Guthrie Center, B. T. W. Cozier. 
Hancock, /. L. Watkins. 
Harlan, T. J. Ream. 
Lewis, W. H. H. Smith. 
Macedonia, O. W. Lippincott. 
Marne, L. H. Humphrey. 
Menlo, J. F. Davis. 
North Branch, F. G..Clark. 
Oakland, J. C. Pike. 
Panora, McKendree Stohl. 
Redfield and Linden, @. A. Willer. 
Shelby, W. B. Thompson. 
Stuart, A. A. Thompson. 
Stuart Circuit, Benjamin Shinn. 
Van Meter, J. H. Elliott. 
Walnut, William Mercer. 
Wichita, to be supplied, 
Wiota, 
BOONE DISTRICT. 
E. M. Horwss, P.. E. 
(P. 0., 416 Boone Street, Boone, Ia.) 


Ames, D. L. Thomas. 

Bagley and Bayard, J. H. Hard. 

Boone: First Church, L. B. Wick~ 
ersham. 

Marion Street, O. F. Shaw. 
Boone Circuit, to be supplied: 
Bouton, Frank Caldwell. 
Cambridge, J. UM. Williams. 
Carroll, W. E. Howe. 

Churdan, J. #. Hunter, 

Colo, to be popper 
Coon Rapids, F. T. Stevenson. 
Cooper, to be supplied. 

Dallas Center, A. L. Curtis. 
Dedham, W. L. Cox. 

Gilbert Station, W. E. Harvey. 
Glidden, C. M. Ward. 

Grand Junction, W. R. Martin. 
Jamaica, J. W. Lucas. 

Jefferson, A. B. Buckner. 
Kirkman and Irwin, F. B. Dunn. 
Madrid, W. J. Stratton, 
Manning, G. W. Wood. 

Maxwell, C. #. Bentley. 
Minburn, 9. 7. Weaver. 

Nevada, D. Austin. 

Ogden, J. E. Nichol. 

Ogden Circuit, to be supplied. 


. N. Maxson. 


366 


Perry, C. L. Nye. 

Pilot Mound, A? W. Harned. 
Pleasant Hill, R. J. Tennant. 
Rippey, Fletcher Horman. 
Scranton, A. M. Lott. 
Woodward, J. E. Bryan, 


CHARITON DISTRICT. 
T. McK. Sruart, P. E. 
(P. O,, Chariton, Ia.) 


Afton, Carl Brown. 
Allerton, Asahel Thornbrue. 
Benton, to be supphed. 
Blockton, G. W. Maine. 
Cambria, J, W. MeOurdy. 
Chariton, G. W. Roderick, 
Columbia, to be supplied. 
Corydon, G. M. Hughes. 
Davis City, to be supplied. 
Derby, J. #. Matheny. 
Diagonal, B. F. Miller. 
Garden Grove, J. W. Horne. 
Grand River, to be supplied. 
Humeston, R. H. Griffith. 
Kellerton, W. C. Smith. 
Lacona, C. A. Carlson. 
Leon, George Winterbourne. 
Limeville, J. N. Hozier. 
Milo, A. L. Bates. 

Mount Ayr, W. C. Martin. 
Murray, J. F. Gibson. 
Oakley, LZ. W. Bartholow. 
Osceola, William Stevenson, 
Promise City, F. M. Jackson. 
Redding, Charles Knoll. 
Russell, O. D. Ellett. 
Seymour, J. W. Bott. 
Shannon City, C. C. Culmer. 
Tingley, 7. W. Ewan. 

Van Wert, to be supplied. 
Weldon, 8. L. Culmer. 
Woodburn, W. Z. Larrick. 


CRESTON DISTRICT. 
W. 8. Hooxer, P.E. 
(P. 0., Red Oak, Ia.) 


Bedford, A. H. Collins. 
Bridgewater, @. W. Palmer, 
Brooks, J. D. Sparks. 

Carl, C. W. Maine. 
Clarinda, P. V. D. Vedder. 
Clearfield, E. H. Curtis. 
College Springs, J. S. Young. 
Conway, J. A. Ross. 
Corning, W. O. Allen. 
Creston, A. E. Griffith. 
Cromwell, F. 8. Bunting. 
Cumberland, A. J. Andres. 
Elliott, S. E. Brown. 
Emerson, R. E. Shaw. 
¥ontanelle, M. R. Harned. 
Grant, G. A. Dietrick. 
Gravity, C. L. Baxter. 
Greenfield, W. J. Meredith. 
Hepburn, R. E. Harvey, 
Lenox, R. W. Matheny. 





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Lorimer, to be supplied. 
Macksburg, to'be supplied. 
Massena, to be supplied. 
Nevinsville, W. W. Bollinger. 
New Market, M. G. Rambo. 
Orient, I. N. Woodward. 
Prescott, A. R. Miller. 

Red Oak, J. 8. Wright. 

Red Oak Circuit, to be supplied. 
Shambaugh, D. M. Buckner, 
Villisea, W. G. Hohanshelt. 
Yorktown, #. C. Holliday. 


COUNCIL BLUFFS DISTRICT. 
D. C, Franxrin, P. E. 
(P.0., 625 Mynster St., Council Bluffs.) 


Blanchard, Lewis Bradford. 
Coin, David Shenton. 
Council Blufis: Broadway, J. H. 
Senseny. 
Epworth, to be supplied. 
Fifth, Avenue, G. P. Fry. 
Trinity, G. L. Goodell. 
Defiance, H. C. Preston. 
Denison, E. E. Ilgenfritz. 
Dow City, C. D. Fawcett. 
Dunlap, Joseph Stephen. 
Essex, L. B. Eaaenee 
Farragut, C. W. Brewer. 
Glenwood, W. F. Bartholomew. 
Hamburg, F. L. Haywood. 
Hillsdale and Pacific Junction, 7. 
S. Molesworth. 
Hastings, J. J. Varley. 
Little Sioux, 4. B. Adams. 
Logan, Jason Gallup. 
Magnolia, to be supplied. 
Malvern, A. A. Walburn. 
Manilla, A. F. Conrey. 
Missouri Valley, Fred Harris. 
Neola, to be supplied. 
Northboro, A. E. Slothower. 
Panama, Elliott Voorhees. 
Persia, to be supplied. 
Randolph, D, A. Allen. 
Riverton, C. W. Anderson. 
Shenandoah, M. C. Waddell. 
Sidney, A. T. Jeffrey. 
Silver City, to be supplied. 
Thurman, J. L. Boyd. 
Woodbine, H. H. Barton. 
Weston, C. B. Guest. 


DES MOINES DISTRICT. 
Emory Mirrer, P. E. 
(P. O., 1728 Fourth St., Des Moines, Ia.) 


Altoona, D. M. Helmick, 

Ankeney, John Winterbourne. 

Brown Chapel, to be supplied. 

Carlisle, to be supplied. 

Colfax, C. J. English. 

Dallas, C. H. Flesher. 

Des Moines: Asbury, J. W. Neely. 
Capital Park, M. A Wright. 
First Church, E. L. Eaton. 
Grace Church, A. M. Shea. 








DES MOINES CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Des Moines; Highland Park, H. V. 

Adams. 

Mission, to be supplied. 
Prospect Park, 3h W. McDade. 
Wesley Church, H. P. Dudley. 

East Peru, to be supplied. 

Fairmont, A. S. Luring. 

Indianola, J.B. Harris. 

Jamison, A. 2. Talley. 

Medora, R. R. C. Grantham. 

Mingo, W. I. Blood. 

Mitchellville, Enoch Hill. 

Monroe, d. V. Knepper. 

New Virginia, J. I. Farley. 

Norwalk, W. M. Todd. 

Pleasantville, W. F. Harned. 

Polk City, to be supplied. 

Prairie City, J. C. Hall. 

Sandyville, C. W. Proctor. 

Somerset, to be supplied. 

Spring Hill, J. D. De Bar. 

Saint Charles, Andrew Hancox. 

Valley Junction, J. P. Morley. 

Waukee, P. C. Stire. 

Winterset, W. G. Richeldoffer. 

Winterset Circuit, A. H. Rusk. 

Fletcher Brown, President; W. 
EK. Hamilton, Dean of Faculty, 
of Simpson College—membeis 
of Indianola Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 

W. T. Smith, Corresponding Sec- 
retary of the Missionary Soci- 
ety—member of Creston Quar- 
terly Conference. 

W.H. W. Rees, Assistant Corre- 
sponding Secretary of Freed- 
men’s Aid and Southern Edu- 
cation Society—member of At- 
lantic Quarterly Conference. ; 

A. W. Armstrong, Assistant Ed- 
itor of the Omaha Christian Ad- 
vocate—member of Indianola 
Quarterly Conference. 

Charles Horswell, “Professor in 
Garrett Biblical Institute—mem- 
ber of First Church, Des Moines, 
Quarterly Conference. 

Fred Sheldon, Missionary in Ari- . 
zona Mission. 

G. C. Waynick and G. M. Jeffrey, 
Missionaries in Utah Mission. 
G. A. Stuart, Medical Missionary 

in Central China Mission, 

Conrad Hooker, A. G. Morse, @. 
LI. McDougall, Alfred Knoll, 
W. H. Cable, M. M. Cable, BE. 
M. Hotf, 4. W. Mell, and A. E. 
Foutch, left without appoint- 
ments to attend some one of our 
schools. 


Quzst. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Creston, Ia. 


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HOLSTON CONFERENCE, 1897. 


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HOLSTON CONFERENOH, 


Held in Athens, Tenn., Sept. Bea97, 1897. 
BISHOP ANDREWS, Presiding. 


Qurst. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
erences ¢ 
._C. C. Wyatt, from Ohio; J. C. 
Eckles, from Upper Mississippi ; 
W. M. Dye, from Virginia—3. 


Quzst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted 2 
None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
George W. Paul, Robert Walk- 
er—2. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
William T. Sanders, Albert B. 
McKenzie, William C. Wheeler, 
William 8. Brackney—4. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 
John W. Cardwell, Samuel V. 
Lowe—2. 


{c) ‘In Studies of Third Year. 


a 
p None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


Robert G. Pike. 


Quersr. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


Robert A. Parham, Royal A. 
Simonds—2. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 

Robert A. Parham, Royal A. 

Simonds—2. 

(bd) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 

dames EK. Tallant. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 

Burton’ M. Martin, Jacob 8S. 

Best, Charles D. Houchins, Wil- 





liam §. Bandy, James E. Hughes, 
Martin Watts—6. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 


year, 
John M. Emert, James M. 


York, Sherman T. Westhafer—3. 
(6) Blected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 


(a) As Local Preachers, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Eiders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons, 


Lewis M. Wills. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 


H. G. Lemon, to Detroit; L. 8. 
Fuller, to Ohio; U. 8. A. Heay- 
ener, to Virginia—3. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 


W. C. Daily, J. W. Mann, A. 
¥F. Creswell, Daniel Richardson, 
D. H, Jamison—5. 


(See obituaries, p. 456.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


J.C. Wright. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 


to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 


None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled ? 
None. 
Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
None. 





J H. AMIS, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Clinton. Tenn. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

J. N. Baker, F. M. Cones, J. B. 
Seaton, J. F. Spence, J. A. Ba- 
ker, A. G. Cadle, J. 2. Tallant, 
Martin Watis—s, 


Quxsr. 28. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

S. W. Hyden, George. Julian, 
W. R. Long, Samuel Greer, J. B. 
FitzGerald, J. B. Little, R. O. 
Ayres, P. H. Reed, T. H. Russell, 
T. A. Cass, Benjamin Crist, J. D. 
Lawson—12, 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

A. C. Peters, G. R. Rowan, J. 
C. Harmon, J. W. McGhee, M. A. 
Rule, T. B. Russell, J. C. Wrigit 
Sie 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 608.) 


‘Quzsr. 26. What is the Aggregate 


of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered, by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$4,449. 


Quzst. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Hund 2 


Not answered. 


Quust. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied 2 

$943.30, 


which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
of Tennessee. | 


ATHENS DISTRICT. 

J. F. Perry, P. E. 

(P. O., Athens, Tenn.) 
Athens, C. C. Wyatt. 
Athens Cireuit, M. C. Bruner. 
Chatata, W. S. Grant. 
Cleveland, G. R. Rowan. 
Cleveland Circuit, T. G. Chase. 
Decatur, A. M. Rose. 


Ducktown, W. S. Brackney. 


Ebenezer, G. M. Stone. 

Erie, T. R. West. 
Friendsville to be supplied. 
Kingston, Hazen Oaks. 
Lenoir, J. W. Caldwell. 
Loudon, E. H. McLaughlin. 
Madisonville, to be supplied. 


368 


Maryville, J. J. Robinette. 

Maryville Circuit, J. C. Eckles. 

W. W. Hooper, M. R. M. Burke, 
and E. C. Ferguson, Professors 
in U. S.' Grant University— 
members of Athens Quarterly 
Conference. 


CHATTANOOGA DISTRICT. 
J. J. Manxer, P. E. 
(P. 0., Chattanooga, Tenn.) 


Chattanooga: Alton Park, to be 
supplied. 
Avondale, W. M. Dye. 
First Church, 8. T. Westhafer. 
Highland Park, to be supplied. 
Hill City, J. #. Hughes. 
Ridgedale and Tabernacle, VV. 
CU. Wheeler. 
Sherman Heights, to be sup- 
plied. 
Crossville, to be supplied. 
Daisy, J. S. Best. 
Dayton and Vine Grove, Robert 
alker. 
Graysville, A. B. McKenzie. 
Harriman, to be supplied. 


_ Jasper, to be supplied. 


Kimball, to be supplied. 

Morgan Springs, to be supplied. 

Pikeville, J. M. York. 

Rockwood, B. M. Martin. 

South Pittsburg, G. W. Paul 

Spring City and Glen Alice, to be 
supplied. 

Stony Point, A. C. Peters. 

Tracy City, to be supplied. 

G. T. Newcomb, Dean; R. J. 
Cooke, Professor, in School of 
Theology, Chattanooga—mem- 
bers of First Chureh, Chatta- 
nooga, Quarterly Conference. 


NORTHWEST IOWA CONFERENCE, 





HOLSTON CONFERENCE, 1897. 


J. 8. Petty, Field Agent of Metho- | Oakland, T. S. Walker. 


dist Advocate-Jovrnal—member 
of First Church, Chattanooga, 
Quarterly Conference. 


CLINTON DISTRICT. 
J. D. Rogerson, P. E. 
(P. O., Clinton, Tenn.) 


Andersonville, J. M. Durham. 
Big Valley, A. Y. Snavely. 
Clinton, J. H. Amis. 
Coal Creek, to be supplied. 
Cumberland Gap, 8. V. Lowe. 
Deer Lodge, to be supplied. 
Jamestown, to be supplied. 
Jellico and Newcomb, G. W. 
Coleman. 
Maynardsville, G. M. Stout. 
New River, to be supplied. 
Oliver Springs, to be supplied. 
Rutledge, T. W. Brown. 
Scarboro, W.7. Sanders. 
Sunbright, J. C. Harmon. 
Tazewell, C. W. Miller. 
Well Spring, J. M. Emert. 


GREENEVILLE DISTRICT. 
8. G. Krrron, P. E. 
(P. 0., Bloomingdale, Tenn.) 


Bloomingdale, C. D. Houchins. 

Butler, to be supplied. 

Chueky City, G. B. Cox. 

Elizabethton and Roan Mountain, 
D. G. Pile. 

Fall Branch, J. W. McGhee. 

Greeneville, T. B. Russell. 

Greeneville Circuit, W. R. Byerly. 

Johnson City, L. B. Caldwell. 

Johnson City Cireuit, H. B. 
Ogle. 

Jone hors) G. W. Clendennen. 

Mountain City, J. H. Jennings. 


| Newport, to be supplied. 








Parrottsville, J. L. Cardwell. 
Rogersville, W. S. Bandy. 
Sneedville, to be supplied. 
Surgoinsville, J. C. Hodge. 
Watauga, H. W. McKenzie. 


KNOXVILLE DISTRICT. 
J. A. Rupe, P. E. 
(P. O., Maryville, Tenn.) 


Dandridge, P.'H. Henry. 

Elm Grove and Jones Chapel, T, 
H. Hodge. 

Fair Garden, W. T. Senter. 

tolston, to be supplied. 

Knoxville: Asylum Street, I, H. 

Milier. 
East Main Street, &. A. Par- 
ham. 

First Church, J. W. Jones. 
Luttrell Street, J. M. Melear. 
Knoxville Cireuit, William Kins- 

land. 

Little River, L. O. Crowder. 

Morristown, W. C. Miller. 

Morristown Circuit, M. H. Mon- 
roe. 

New Salem, J. 8. Strange. 

Newport, G. T. Francisco. 

Sevierville, M. A. Rule. 

Thorn Grove, W. B. Rippetoe. 

Tuckaleechee, to be supplied. 

J. S. Jones, Conference Temper- - 
ance Agent—member of Lut- 
trell Street, Knoxville, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

f. A. Simonds, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one of 
our schools. 


Quest. 30.. Where shall the neat 
Conference be held ? 


In Elizabethton, Tenn. 


Held in Ida Grove, Ia., Sept. 23-28, 1897. 


BISHOP WALDEN, Presiding. 


4 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

John J. Lace, from Missouri; 
T.M. House, from Mlinois; L. U. 
McKee, W. 8. Lewis, and Herbert 
G, Campbell (in studies of first 
year), from Upper lowa—i, 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted 2 


None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches? - 

Charles W. Kennedy, from the 
Wesleyan Methodist Church, and 
Clarence E. Webb, an elder, from 
the Protestant Episcopal Church 
—2. 


E. S. JOHNSON, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Mapleton, Ia. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Orville M. Bond, John J. Bush- 
nell, Alfred R. Cuthbert, Madi- 
son E, Diehl, Frank D. Empey, 
Albert B. Gilbert, Rollo V. Teen: 
kiss, Willis Marshall, Charles H. 
Van Meter, George F. Wood—10. 


(6) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial 2 
(ad) In Studies of First Year, 

Cary G. Coulter, Daniel G. Fil- 
kins, Hubert E. Hutchinson, Ar- 
thur J. Fulsom, Karl E. Ander- 
son, Ernest E. Gilbert—6, 


(}) In Studies of Second Year. 
Herbert G. Campbell, Arthur 


C. Culver, Francis A. Ginn, Eli 
G. Price, Joseph M. Tibbetts, 
Charles M. Van Marter--6. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(a) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitied 

_ into Full Membership ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 

Edward lL. Benedict, Walter 
8. Cannon, Oliver F. Chittick, 
Charles W. Kennedy, James A. 
Lory, Anson L. Tainter, Clarence 
E. Van Horn—7. 


~ NORTHWEST IOWA CONFERENCE, 1897. _ 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 


None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 


year, 
Edward L. Benedict, Walter S. 
Cannon, Oliver F. Chittick, 


Charles W. Kennedy, James A. 
Lory, Anson L. Tainter, Clarence 
E. Van Horn—7. 


(0) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


William H. Prugh, Eugene H. 
Smith—2. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 

Thaddeus 8. Bassett, Cornelius 
B. Cannon, Harry H. Crimm, Da- 
vid P. Day, Elmer S. Fox, Alfred 
James, Morley O. Lambly, Joseph 
C. Shirk, Elroy E. Simmons, 
James T. Smith, Justus B. Smith, 
Arthur G. Ward—12. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


Charles E. Anderson, Isaac A. 
Bartholomew, Philo E. Bartlett, 
Fred L. Buckwalter, Edmund J. 
Bristow, Herbert L. Case, John 
E. Clearwater, Charles A. Devitt, 
John F, Dunlop, Julius C. Har- 
vey,Norman L, Hotchkiss, Charles 
F. Johnson, Clarence J. Messen- 
ger, Charles E. Plummer, Charles 
E. Stevens, George F. Whitfield, 
George W. Barnes (not ordained) 
1%. ; 

(b) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
Ferdinand M. Schwarz. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Hiders? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher. Bxamined ? 
This was strictly attended to, as 
the name of each Preacher was 
called in open Conference. 
The case of S. P. Wilson was 
referred to the Presiding Elder for 
investigation, 


Quest. 14: Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 

Grant Yeomans (in studies of 
first year), to Northern Minne- 


sota; J. F. Black, to Upper Iowa; 


A.S. Flanigan, to Hlinois—3. 





By: 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
Rufus Fancher, 2. W. B. Tat- 
low—2, | 
(See obituaries, p. 456.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request 2 


None. 


Quzst. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn 2 
J. W. Forsythe. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

E, D. Fisher, G. R. Oake—2. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Bupelied? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
The credentials of R. R. High- 
leyman were restored. 


Quxst. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary: Preachers ? 

J.C, R. Layton, E. G. Swem, 
J. H. Lozier, Levi Jarvis, 4..G. 
Ward, W. A. Black, #. H. Smith, 
W. W. Cook, @. B. Cannon, S. P. 
Wilson—10. 


Quusr. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

Z. C. Bradshaw, A. A. Wilcox, 
C. W. Batcheller, Ira Brashears, 
J. P. Coleman, Thomas Hamilton, 
Seymour Snyder, Brenton Web- 
ster, H. G. McBride, William 
Preston, J. M. Woolery, D. M. 
Beams, C. W. Clifton, Freeman 
Franklin, L. C. Woodford, J. H. 
Snow, Joseph Jeffrey—17. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

J. N. Liscomb, 8. G. Jones, 
Alfred McClintock, C. M. Phenix, 
J. W. Carver, W. F. Gleason, J. 
J. Gardner—7. 

Quzst. 25. What és the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 580.) 


Quxst, 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$30,250. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Congerence Fund ? 


Not answered. 


QuEsT. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$2,835, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference, 








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Quusr. 29. Where are the Preach-~ 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are allin the State 
f Iowa. 
ALGONA DISTRICT, 
D: M. Yerrur, P. E. 
(P. O., Algona, Ia.) 


Alexander, W. H. Prugh. 
Algona, F. E. Day. 

Algona Cireuit, 0. I. Bond. 
Armstrong, to be supplied. 
Bancroft, “, LZ. Benedict. 
Belmond, William Whittield. 
Britt, O. K. Maynard. 
Buffalo Center, C. E. Stevens. 
Burchinal, H. H. Hutchinson. 
Burdette, A. T. Carpenter. 
Burt, G. F. Whitfield. 
Clarion, M. O. Lambly 
Clear Lake, J. J. Lace. 
Corwith, C. A, Devitt. 
Dows, D. A. McBurney. 
Eagle Grove, J. W. Southwell. 
Emimetsburg, J. W. Walker. 
Forest City, S. R. Beatty. 
Garner, W. F. Gleason. 
Goldfield, I. B. Kilborne. 
Hardy, Charles Artman. 
Hutchins, to be supplied. 
Klemme, to be supplied. 
Lake Mills, C. F. Johnson. 
Ledyard, to be supplied. 
Livermore, to be supplied. 
Luverne, C, B. Winter. 
Meservey, to be supplied. 
Renwick, H. L. Smith. 
Rock, to be supplied. 

Rowen, to be supplied. 
Swaledale, C. E. Chapter. 
Swea City, to be supplied. 
Thompson, to be supplied. 
Wesley, C. E. Plummer. 
West Bend, C. E. Anderson. 
Whittemore, to be supplied. 
Woolstock, Alfred James. 


FORT DODGE DISTRICT. 
L. H. Woopworts, P. E. 
* (P. 0., Ida Grove, Ia.) 


Alden, Ephraim Robbins. 

Alta, J. L. Whitney. - 
Aurelia, A. E. Slessor. 
Barnum, G. L. Tennant. 

Cedar Valley, A. J. Langdell. 
Dayton, E. J. Bristow. 
Farnhamville, to be supplied. 
Fonda, J. J. Gardner. 

Fort Dodge, A. S. Cochran. 
Fort Dodge Circuit, G. &. Wood. 
Gilmore, A. A. Marcy. 

Gowrie, E. M. Glassgow. 
Hubbard. L. F. Troutman. 
Humbolt, R. M. Kiernan. 
Jewell, J. 7. Smith. 

Jolley, £. G. Price. 

Lehigh, 8. H. Middlekauff. 
Manson, R. C. Glass. 

Newell, J. A. Lory. 
Pocahontas, to he supplied. 
Pomeroy, J. C. Harvey. 
Radcliffe, Samuel Snyder. 
Rockwell City, Robert Burnip. 
Rutland, C. J. Messenger. 
Stanhope, Thomas Martindale. 
Storm Lake, G. W. Pratt. 
Stratford, J. L. Suddoth. 
Sulphur Springs, to be supplied. 
Vincent, to be supplied. 
Webster City,G. H. Kennedy. 


370 
Webster City Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. 
Williams, Alfred McClintock, 
IDA GROVE DISTRICT. 
J. W. Loruran, P. E, 


(P. 0., Ida Grove, Ia.) 


Anthon and Oto, C. G. Coulter. 
Arthur, C. H. Van Meter. 
Auburn, %. 2. Diehl. 
Battle Creek, Reinhard Hild. 
’ Charter Oak, W. W. Brown. 
Correctionville, T. S. Cole. 
Cushing, F. L. Bnekwalter. 
Danbury, J. W. Carver. 
Deloit, to be supplied. 
Early, C. H. Hawn. 

Galva, Thomas Carson. 
‘Grant City, J. Ce Shirk. 
Holstein and Silver, J. A. Kettle. 
Ida Grove, T. M. House. 
Kingsley, J.T. Lee. 

Lake City, EH. G. Keith. 
Lake View, James Ballz. 
Lohrville, J. D. Bateman. 
Mapleton, E. 8. Johnson. 
Odebolt, W. J. Carr. 
Pierson, A. R. Archibald. 
Quimby, E. T. Fegtley. 

Sac City, Hugh Hay. 
Schaller, Bennett Mitchell. 
Smithland, §. C. Olds. 
Turin, J. B. Smith. 

Ute, I. A. Bartholomew. 
Vail, Thomas Maxwell. 
Wall Lake, 7. S Bassett, 
Washta, O. F. Chittick. 
West Side, W. A. Richards. 


D. P. Day, Superintendent of 
Children’s Home Society—mem- 
_ ber of Grant City Quarterly 
Conference. 


W. 8. Lewis, President; G. W. 
Carr, Vice President, of Morn- 
ingside College—members of 
Grace Church, Sioux City, 
Quarterly Conference. 





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NORTHWEST IOWA CONFEREN CE, 1897. 


SHELDON DISTRICT. 
J.B. Tries, P. E. 
(P, 0., Sheldon, Ia.) 


Archer, J. N. Liseomb. 
Ashton, J. M. Tibbetts. 
Ayershire, to be supplied. 
Curlew, to be Papen: 
Dickens, G. M. Pendell. 
Estherville, G. W. Southwell. 
Estherville Circuit, A. 2. Cuth- 
bert. 
Everly, H. L. Case. 
Fostoria, to be supplied. 
Graettinger, C. W. Kennedy. 
Harris, to be supplied. 
Hartley, F. W. Ginn. 
Havelock, @. W. Shideler. 
Hull, E. R. Mahood. 
Inwood, A. W. Luce. 
Lake Park, J. E. Clearwater. 
Larchwood, H. L. Shoemaker. 
Laurens, R. A. Quinn. 
Little Rock, C. 4. Van Marter. 
Marathon, H. W. L. Mahood. 
Milford, F. L. Moore. 
Mount Chapel, to be supplied. 
Ocheyedan, Henry Albertson. 
Peterson, W. S. Cannon. 
Primghar, C. M. Phenix. 
Rock Rapids, J. W. Mahood. 
Rock Valley, Frank Jory. 
Rolfe, F. J. McCaffree. 
Ruthvern, 0. 8. Bryan. 
Sanborn, James Hughes. 
Sheldon, L. U. McKee. 
Sibley, J. A. Smith. 
Sioux Rapids, to be supplied. 
Spencer, Robert Smylie. 
Spirit Lake, W. T. MacDonald. 


SIOUX CITY DISTRICT. 
H. K. Hastines, P. E. 
(P. O., Sioux City, Ia.) 
Akron, H. G. Campbell. 
Alton, to be supplied. 
Cherokee, W. W. McGuire. 
Floyd Center, A. B. Géloert. 





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Hawarden, C. F. Kirk. 

Holly Springs, #. #. Simmons. 

Treton, Jesse Cole. 

Lakeport, to be supplied: 

Larrabee, 8. L. Eddy. 

Le Mars, Robert Bagnell. 

Marcus, A. S. Black. 

Meriden, #. 8. Fox, 

Merrill, Willis Marshall. 

Morris, to be supplied. 

Mount Hope (P. O., Leary), W. 
H., Flint. 

Moville, J. F. Dunlop. 

Onawa, E. L. Stevens. 

Paulina, G. P. Hathaway. 

Peiro, 8. G. Jones. 

Rock Branch, to be supplied. 

Salix, W. H. Montgomery. 

Sargent’s Bluffs, H. H. Crimm. 

Seney, N. L. Hotchkiss. 

Sioux City: First Church, G. W. 

L. Brown. 
Grace, G. ©. Fort. 
Haddock, C. #. Van Horn, 
Wesley, 8. L. Chandler. 
Whitfield, H, G. Pittinger, 

Sloan, Alonzo Brown. 

Sutherland, H. B. Green. 

Wesley| Chapel, to be supplied. 

Westfield, to be supplied. 

Whiting, V. C. Thomas. 

T. E. Carter and D. D. Benedict, 
Conference Evangelists—mem- 
bers of Grace Church, Sioux 
City, Quarterly Conference. 

I, A. Ginn, P. E. Bartlett, D. G. 
Filkins, A. L. Tainter, G. W. 
Barnes, K. i. Anderson, H. £. 
Gilbert, A. C. Culver, A. J. 
Fulsom, J. J. Bushnell, Ee Ad)! 
Himpey, W. C. Wasson, and L. 
A. McCaffree, left without ap- 
pointments to attend some one 
of our schools. 


Quest. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Emmetsburg, Ia. 


NORTH NEBRASKA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Schuyler, Neb., Sept. 29=Oct. 4, 1897. 
BISHOP NINDE, Presiding. J. W. JENNINGS, Secretary. - 


Post office of Secretary, Schuyler, Neb. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences ? 

Wiltshire R. Peters (in studies 
-of fourth year), from Black Hills; 
J. A. Johnson, from Central Illi- 
nois—2, 


Quxst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


‘Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches? 

None. 

‘Ques. 4. Who have been Received 

on Trial ? 

(a) In Studies of First Year, 

Henry Zinnecker, Eli C. Thorp, 





Abram J. Warne, Henry A, Chap- 
ell, Osear P. Mueller, George W. 
liver, Charles W. Davidson—7. 


(6) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(@) In Studies of First Year. 
Roddy D. Snyder, George W. 
Shick, John F, Poucher—3. 


(0) In Studies of Second Year. 

Walter L. Elliott, Ronald J. 
McKenzie, John G. Shick, Harry 
G. Kemp, Ellsworth W. Wilcox, 
William W. Shank—6. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Quezst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Hull Membership ? 


(a), Elected and Ordained Deacons: this 
year. 


Allen Bishop, Elmer E. Day, R. 
Frank Shacklock, Edward T. An- 
trim, Henry H. Burch, Francis M. 
Wright, Josiah E. Fowler—7. 


() Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 

William D. Stambaugh, John N. 
Gortner, Edmund R. Leedom—3. 


Quzst. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. . 

William D. Stambaugh, John N. 
Gortner, Edmund R. Leedom, EI- 
mer KE. Day, R. Frank Shacklock, 
Edward T. Antrim, Henry H. 
Burch, Francis M. Wright, Josiah 
E. Fowler—10. 


(6) Admitted into Fall Membership pre- 
viously. 


Emerson E. Hunt. 


Quust. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 

William A. Rominger, Elmer 
EK. Shafer, Cyrus P. Cheeseman, 
' William K. Gray, Albert L. Gray, 
Allen Bishop, Frank A. High, 
Lotan R. De Wolf, Richard J. 
Millard, Wiltshire R. Peters—10. 


Quxst. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


Edward W. Erickson, Robert J. 
Cocking, Edward T. George, John 
P. Yost, Francis M. Clark, James 
M. Bothwell—6. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 


Richard N. Throckmorton. 


Quxst. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
Henry Zinnecker. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 
(>) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 
Quxst. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quust. 14. Who have been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences ? 


G. M. Brown, to Genesee ; Hen- 
ry Zinnecker (in studies of first 
year), to Nebraska—2. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
D. C. Worts, 7. P. Donnelly—2. 
(See obituaries, p. 455.) 
Quxst. 16. Who have been Located 


at their own request ? 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 
Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
H.C. Myers. 


Quest.19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under 
Complaints ? 

T. C. Clendenning. 


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NORTH NEBRASKA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Bxpelled ? 
. Jd. W. Bovee. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 


None. 


Qursr. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

N. H. Gale, Samuel Cates, T. 
W. Owen, J. P. Roe, &. J. Mil- 
lard, Bartley Blain, J. E. Moore, 
W. H. Carter, J. R. Gearhart—y9. 


Quzst. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

Jacob Adriance, D. T. Olcott, 
Charles Balson, C. H. Savidge, 
William Stanner, J. L. St, Clair, 
H. W. Conley—7. 


Quest, 24. Who are the Tries of 
Appeals ? 

G. W. Martin, H. H. Millard, 
David Marquette, H. A. Barton, 
John McQuoid, J. W. Jennings, 
F. M. Sisson—7. 


Quest. 25. What zs the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 549.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$10,730 


Quest. ‘27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$2,245. 


Quust. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$1,036, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest, 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are allin the State 
of Nebraska. ] 
GRAND ISLAND DISTRICT. 
D. K. Trypatt, P. E. 
(P. 0., Grand Island, Neb.) 


Archer, E. E. Rorick. 
Bartlett, to be supplied. 
Belgrade, L. R. De Wolf. 
Cedar Rapids, J. P. Yost. 
Central City, J. B. Priest. 
Clarks, R. C. McReynolds. 
Columbus, A. L. Michel. 
Cushing, #. #. Day. 
Fullerton, F. W. Bross. 
Fullerton Circuit, to be supplied, 
Grand Island: First Church, T. C. 
Webster. 
Trinity, J. B. Carns. 
Grand Island Circuit, #. J. Ue- 
Kenzie. 
Genoa, &. D. Snyder. 
Greeley, A. L. Kellogg. 
Mapleville, to be supplied. 
North Bend, G. W. Martin. 


arges 0”) Purple Cane, A. M. Molesworth. 


Richland, to be supplied. 
Saint Edward, Henry Trezona. 


3v1 


Saint Paul, C. C. Cissel. 
Saint Paul Circuit, 2. F. Shack- 
lock. 

Schuyler, J. W. Jennings. 

Scotia, to be supplied. 
Silver Creek, C. i Heywood. 
Wolbach, to be supplied. 
Wood River, W. vs Peters. 


Ff. A. High, left without appoint- 
ment to attend some one of our 
schools. 


NORFOLK DISTRICT. 
ALFRED Hopeerts, P. E. 
(P. 0., Norfolk, Neb.) 


Allen, C. P. Cheeseman. 

Bancroft, to be supplied. 

Beemer, J, H. Johnson. 

Bloomfield, #. R. Leedom. 

Carrol], C. W. Davidson. 

Coolridge and Hartington, 0. P. 
Mueller. 

Dakota City, W. K. Gray. 

Decatur, A. LZ. Gray. 

Emerson, to be supplied. 

Homer, to be sup en 

Hooper, William fnsplin. 

Hoskins, J. B. Leedom. 

Humphrey, H. H. Burch. 

Laurel, W. R. Phelps. 

Leigh, H. H. St. Louis. 

Lyons, J. M. Bothwell. 

Madison, J. ZL. Fowler. 

Nickerson, to be supplied. , 

Norfolk, G. H, Main. 

Norfolk Circuit, to be supplied. 

Oakland, F. M. Clark. 

Pender, C. M. Griffith. 

Pilger, William. Shambaugh. 

Ponca, G. W. Kliver. 

Randolph, H. H. Millard. 

Saint James, 7. T. Antrim. 

Seribner, Louis Campbell. 

South Sioux City, to be supplied. 

Stanton, J. T. Knuckey. 

Wakefield, 2. 2. Shafer. 

Wausa, to be supplied. 

Wayne, Thomas Bithel. 

West Point, to be supplied. 

Winside, #. M. Wright. 

Wisner, E. W. Erickson. 

D. W. McGregor, Conference ° 
Evangelist—member of Norfolk 
Quarterly Conference. 


NELIGH DISTRICT. | 
Wiiiram Gorst, P. EH. 
(P..0., Neligh, Neb.) 


Albion, C. O. Larrison. 
Battle Creek, R. W. Wilcox. 
Battle Creek Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. 
Boone, to be supplied. 
Chambers, H. G. Kemp. 
Clearwater, A. J. Warne. 
Creighton, to be supplied. 
Elgin, #. W, Wilcox. 
Emerick, to be supplied. __ 
Ewing and Inman, W. A. Wilson. 
Loretta, to be supplied. 
Lynch, G. W. Shick. 
eadow Grove, J. H. Brooks. 
Neligh, E. T. George. 
Newman’s Grove, Allen Bishop. 
Niobrara, to be supplied. 
Oakdale, David Marquette. 
O’ Neill, John Crews. 
Osmond, J. WV. Gortner. 
Paddock, to be supplied. 


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Page, H. A. Chappell. 
Pierce, G. M. Couffer. 
~ Plainview, L. K. McNeill. 

Plainview Cireuit, 2. C. Thorp. 

Savage, to be supplied. 

Tilden, W. A. Lominger. 

Verdell, to be ‘supplied. 

E. E. Hosman, R. N. Throckmor- 
ton, E. R. Adriance, #. #. Hunt, 
and J. G. Shick, left without ap- 
pointments to attend some one 
of our schools. 


OMAHA DISTRICT. 
J. B. Maxriexp, P. E. 
(P. O., 2202 Miami St., Omaha, Neb.) 
Albright, J. Q. A. Fleharty. 
Arlington, W. H. Underwood. 
Benson, to be supplied. 
Blair, H. A. Barton. 


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NORTH NEBRASKA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Craig, W. D. Stambaugh. 

Elkhorn, W. L. Liliott. 

Fremont, W. P. Murray. 

Kennard, to be supplied. 

Omaha: First Church, John Me- 

Quoid, N. A. Martin. 

Hansom Park, IF. M. Sisson. 
Monmouth Park, J. J. Banbury. 
Seward Street, J. W. Robinson. 
South Tenth Street, G. A. Luce. 
Southwest, to be supplied. 
Trinity, F. H. Sanderson. 
Walnut Hills, C. N. Dawson. 
West Omaha, to be supplied. 

Papillion and Richfield, R. J. 
Cocking. 

South Omaha, J. A. Johnson. 

Springfield, Jabez Charles. 

Tekama and Arizona, J. F. Poucher. 

Vacoma, to be supplied. 

Valley, Oscar Eggleston. 





* Nive hak The its. rey J ee er 
%; 1 ee a 


J. W. Shank, Editor of Omaha 
Christian Advocate—member of 
First Church, Omaha, Quarterly 
Conference. 

O. J. Nave, Chaplain in United 
States Army—member of First 
Chureh, Omaha, Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

H. L. Powers, Conference Evan- 
gelist—member of First Chureh, 
Omaha, Quarterly Conference. 

D. C. Winship, Missionary in 
Wyoming. 

W. W. Shank, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one of 
our schools. 


Quuxst. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Schuyler, Neb. 





PITTSBURG CONFERENCE 


Held in Washington, Pa., Sept. 29, 1897. 


BISHOP VINCENT, Presiding. 


Quust. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 

Serences ? 

John H. Bickford, from East 
Ohio; J. H. Keeley, from South 
America; Don 8. Colt, from 
South Kansas; Joseph Shaw, 
from East Ohio—4. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Edgar P. Harper, Benjamin B. 
Wolf, Joseph D. Brison, Earl C. 
Lindsey—4. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Contin- 
ued on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year, 
None. 


(6) In Studies of Second Year. 

Nolan H. Sanner, Joseph W. G. 
Fast, John F. Jose, Henry N. 
Cameron, Elias W. Marlatt, Cal- 
vin H. Reckard, Everett G. Mor- 
ris, Samuel H. Greenlee, John C. 
Burke, Arthur Staples, Wilbur C. 
Swearer—11. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year, 
James Law. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 





N. P. KERR, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Pittsburg, Pa. 


Quexst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


Francis B. Cutler. 


Qurst. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


Charles W. Hoover, Richard M. 
Fowles—2. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Leroy M. Humes, William Tip- 
ues John M. Cogley, Lewis 8. 

ilkinson, William W. Young- 
son—5, 


Qurst. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 


ear, 

Charles W. Hoover, Richard M. 
Fowles, Leroy M. Humes, Wil- 
liam Tipper, John M. Cogley, 
Lewis 8S. Wilkinson, William W. 
Youngson—5, 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 
None. 


Quzst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 
George L. C. Richardson, Ed- 
mund L. Nicholson, Frederick A. 
Richards, Walter G. Barron, 
George M. Allshouse, Sherman W, 
McCorkle—6. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year, 
Harry M. Chalfant, Elmer H. 

Greenlee, John K. Howe, Alson 

M. Doak, John C. Burnworth, 





Silas E. Rodkey, Preston C. 
Brooks—7. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 


ously. 
Calvin H. Miller, Oliver J. 


Watson—2. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
Joseph ‘W. G. Fast, Earl C. 
Lindsey, Herbert Carnahan—3, 


(0) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


(c) Under Seminary Rule. 
Arthur Staples. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
lected and Ordaimed Elders? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
W. W. Youngson, Le Roy M. 
Humes--2. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quzxsr. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ¢ 


Naphtali Luccock, to St. Louis; 
B. R. Wilburn, to, Kentucky—2. 


Qurst. 15. Who have Died ? 


C. A. Holmes, John McCarty, 
W. H. Rodenbaugh—3. 


(See obituaries, p. 442.) 
Quest. 16. Who have been Located 


at their own request ? 
None. 


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Quusr. 17. Who have been Located? | Allecheny: California Avenue, C. 


None. 


Quust.18. Who have Withdrawn ? 


Joseph S. Duxbury, from . the 
ministry. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. ' 


‘Quest. 20. Who hane been Expelled ? 
None. 


‘Quxst. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers 2 
J. C. Castle, Henry Long, I. C. 
Pershing, H. J. Altsman, R. L. 
Hickman, J. C. McMinn, W. H. 
McBride—7. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

William Cox, S. H. Cravens, T. 
C. Hatfield, Josiah Dillon, A. L. 
Kendall, Alexander Scott, M. 8. 
Kendig, A. J. Rich, M. J. Mont- 
gomery, J. N. Pershing, Josiah 
Mansell, R. T. Taylor, Richard 
Cartwright, G. B. Hudson, J. 8. 
Wakefield, J. J. Hays, G. W. 
Johnson, Joseph Shaw, J. G. 
Gogley; R. L. Miller, A. L. Petty, 
J.C. High, J. L. Stiffy—23. 


Quust. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

T. H. Woodring, James Me- 
chem, §. T. Mitchell, O. H. P. 
Graham, H. C. Johnson, Solomon 
Kubler, G. C. Jones—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 591.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$81,465.79. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


$8,011.72. 

Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$8,011.72, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quusr. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ens Stationed ? 


{These appointments are all in the State 
of Pennsylvania, except as other- 
wise indicated. ] 


ALLEGHENY DISTRICT. 
E. J. Kwox, P. E. 
(P. 0. Allegheny, Pa.) 
Allegheny: Arch Street, Apple- 
ton Bash. 
Buena Vista Street, W. C. Da- 


vis. 


M. Miller. 
Calvary, G. W. Izer. 
Linden Avenue, J. F. Murray. 
North Avenue, D. 8. Colt. 
North End, #. P. Harper. 
Pleasant Valley, /. W. @. Pust. 
Simpson, Edward Williams. 
Union, M. J. Sleppy. 
Allison and Evergreen, to be sup- 
plied. 
Aspinwall, Weliiam Tipper. 
Baden, to be supplied. 
Beaver, M. A: Rigg. 
Beaver Falls, R. 'T. Miller. 
Bellevue, M. M. Sweeny. 
Brownsdale, Charles McCaslin. 
Butler, A. C. Johnson. 
Craigsville, C. W. Hoover. 
Ekastown, J. B. Gray. 
Ellwood City, G. Z. C. Richard- 
son. 
Emsworth, Latshaw McGuire. 
Enon Valley, to be supplied, 
Evans City, J. H. Laveriy. 
Freedom, Frank Prosser. 
Freeport, Solomon Keebler. 
Glenfield, J. D. Brison. 
Harmony, J. W. Otterman. 
Hoboken, to be supplied. 
Homewood and Clinton, S. Z. 
Greenlee. 
Janes, William Lynch. 
Millvale, R. S. Ross. 
Natrona, J. A. Younkins. 
New Brighton: First Church, C. 
L. E. Cartwright. 
Grace, J. R. Wolf. 
Prospect, #. A. Richards. 
Rochester, W. C. Weaver. 
Salem and Mars, J. K. Howe. 
Sewickley, J. J. Hill. a ; 
Sharpsburg, David Flannigan. 
Springdale, C. L. Smith. 
Tarentum, H. V. Givler. 
West Bridgewater, O. A. Emer- 
son. 


A. L. Long, Professor in Robert 
College, Constantinople—mem- 
ber of North Avenue, Alle- 
gheny, Quarterly Conference. 


N. @.. Holmes, President of Beaver 
College—member of Beaver 
Quarterly Conference. 


IV. Hl, Sanner, Superintendent of 
Allegheny City Missions—mem- 
ber of North Avenue, Alle- 
gheny, Quarterly Conference. 


BLAIRSVILLE DISTRICT. 
W.P. Turner, P. E. 
(P. O., Blairsville, Pa.) 


Apollo, N. G. Miller. 

Armagh, G. I. Allshouse. 

Bethel and Mount Hope, to be 
supplied. 5 

Blairsville, J. B. Taylor. 

Bolivar, W. G. Mead. 

Cokeville, J. W. McIntyre. 

Conemaugh, L. 8. Peterson. 

Coopersdale, Thomas Patterson. 

Dayton, J. E. Inskeep. 

Derry Station, J. E, Kidney. 

Ebensburg and Belsano, to be 
supplied. 

Elderton, to be supplied. 

Ford City and Manorsville, 8. M. 
Mackey. 

Gallitzin, to be supplied. 











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Greensburg, H. L. Chapman. ~- 
Greensburg Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. 
Homer City, H. J. Hickman. 
Indiana, G. T. Reynolds. 
Irwin, L. R. Jones, 
Jeanette, H. J. Giles. 
Johnstown, James Mechem, 
Kittanning, L. R. Beacom. 
Latrobe, E. G. Loughry. 
Latrobe Circuit, to be supplied. 
Leechburg, C, H. Miller. 
Livermore, Harry Household. 
Mahoning, C. C. Emerson. 
Manor, 8. B. Laverty. 
Marion Center, G. H. Huffman. 
McMaster, A. J. Ashe, 
Mechaniesburg, J. M. Cogley. , 
Morrellville, N. B. Tannehill. 
Moxham, #. W. Marlatt. 
New Florence, M. M. Hildebrand. 
New Kensington, A. E. Husted. 
Pitcairn, to be supplied, 
Plumville, to be supplied. 
Rural Valley, G. A. Rnects. : 
Saltsburg, to be supplied. 
Sardis, to be supplied. 


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| South Fork, to be supplied. 


Vandergrift, W. W. Youngson. 
Wilmerding, W. W. Hall. 


J. H. Keeley, Field Secretary and 
Organizer of Pennsylvania An- 
ti-Saloon League—member of 
Johnstown Quarterly Confer- 
ence, 


J. F. Jose, left without appoint- 
ment to attend some one of our 
schools. ’ 


McKEESPORT DISTRICT. 
J. A. Batianryne, P. E. 
(P. O., Wilkinsburg, Pa.) 


Addison, to be supplied. 
Belle Vernon, J, T. Pender. 
Beulah Park, J. W. Garland. 
Blackburn, 8. E. Rodkey. 
Braddock, 8. T. Mitchell. 
Brownsville: First Church, James 
Law. 
Second Church, H. M. Chalfant. 
Circleville, &. M. Fowles. 
Coke Mission, 8. W. Davis. 
Confluence and Ohiopyle, O. J. 
Watson. 
Connellsville, J. B. Risk. 
Dawson, J. B. Uber. 
Dravo, k. I. McKee. 
Elizabeth, G. 8. Holmes, 
Fayette City, L. S. Wilkinson. 
Jacob’s Creek, to be supplied. 
Ligonier, W. F. Hunter. 
McKeesport: Coursin Street, R. 
Cc. Wolf. 
First Church, T. N, Eaton. 
Sixth Avenue, B. T. Thomas. 
Meyersdale, W. R. Moore. 
Mount Lebanon, J. J. Davis. 
Mount Pleasant, D. J. Davis. 
Perryopolis, G. H. Flinn. 
Pleasant Unity, G. E. Cable. 
Redstone, E. H. Greenlee. 
Reynoldton, A. H. Davies. 
Rostraver, A. 8. Hunter. 
Scottdale, H. C. Beacom, 
Shady Park, D. M. Hollister. 
Smithfield, J. C. Burnworth. 
Smithton, to be supplied. 
Somerset and Berlin, H. VV. Cam- 
eron. 


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Stahlstown, J. N. Munden. 

Stoyestown, to be a esas 

Swissvale and Port Perry, C. F. 
Bollinger. 

‘Uniontown, T. F. Pershing. 

Ursina, to be supplied. 

West Newton, C. W. Miller. 


W. C. Swearer, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one 
of our schools. 


PITTSBURG DISTRICT. 
B. F. Brazen, P. E. 
(P. 0., Station D., Pittsburg, Pa.) 


Crafton, G. O. Jones. 
McKee’s Rocks, J. W. Cary. 
Oakmont, E. M. Wood. 
Pittsburg: Ames, R. B. Mansell. 
Bingham Street, E. 8. White. 
Brown’s Chapel, J. W. Kessler. 
Butler Street, A. H. Lucas. 
Centenary, N. L. Brown. 
Christ Church : Center Avenue, 
Daniel Dorchester, Jr. 
Pacific Avenue, 2. C. Lind- 


sey. 
Denny, George Orbin. 
Duquesne Heights, A. H. Acken. 
Emory, T. J. Leak. 
Fifth Avenue, 8. W. McCorkle. 
Friendship Park, W. T. Braden. 
Hamilton Avenue, J. A. Miller. 
Homewood Avenue, M. D. 
Lichliter, J. J. Mcllyar. 
Liberty Street, T. H. Wilken- 
son. 
Lincoln Avenue, S. P. Long. 


McCandless Avenue, A. M. 
Doak. 

Mount Washington, O. H. P. 
Graham. 


Oakland, G. W. Terbush. 





Pittsburg: Smithfield Street, J. H. 
Bickford. __ 

Trinity and Wesley Chapel, to 

be supplied. 

Walton, N. P. Kerr. 

Washington Avenue, 

Steffy. 

West End, T. N. Boyle. 
Sheridan, to be supplied. 
Verona, W. D. Slease. 
Wilkinsburg: Mifflin Avenue, H. 

D. Whitfield. 

South Avenue, J. W. Miles. 

CO. W. Smith, Editor of Pittsburg 
Christian Advocate—member of 
South Avenue, Wilkinsburg 
Quarterly Conference. : 

Joseph Horner, Agent of Book 
Depository—member of Smith- 
field Quarterly Conference. 

Arthur Staples, Superintendent of 
City Missions—member of Lib- 
erty Street, Pittsburg, Quarterly 
Conference. 


WASHINGTON DISTRICT. 
J. F. Corg, P. E. 
(P. O., Washington, Pa.) 


Banksville, to be supplied. 
Beallsville, W. E. E. Barcus. 
Bentleysville, Z. 1. Humes. 
Bridgeville, G. M. Kelley. 
California, G@. D. Crisman. 
Cannonsburg, 8S. W. Macurdy. 
Carmichael, to be supplied. 
Carnegie, John Conner. 
Charleroi, William Medley. 
Claysville, to be supplied. 
Coal Center, Arthur Smith. 
Collier, Z. M. Silbaugh. 
Coraopolis, W. T. Robinson. 
Duquesne, J. E. Williams. 


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PITTSBURG CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Fuirall, to be supplied. 
Florence, #. L. Nicholson. 
Franklin (W. Va.), to “be sup- 
plied. 
Georgetown, A. J. Cook. 
Greensboro, to be supplied. 
Green Valley, to be supplied. 
Homestead : Fourth Avenue, J. E. 
Wright. 
Twenty-second Avenue, W. 8. 
Cummings. 
Hillsboro, to be supplied. 
Independence, C. H. Reckard. 
Lueyville, 2. G. Morris. 
Millsboro, to be supplied. 
Monaca, J. M. Pascoe, 
Moma: D. L. Johnson. 
Mount Morris, to be supplied. 
Munhall, 6. £. Wolf. 
New Cumberland, to be supplied. 
Nineveh, W. P. Varner. 
Noblestown and Macdonald, W. 
G. Barron. 
Swartz, to be supplied. 
Venetia, to be supplied. 
Washington: First Church, T. 
H. Woodring. 
Jefferson Avenue, W. 8S. Lock- 
ard. 
West Washington, J. C. Burke. 
Waynesburg, J. W. D. Heazle- 
ton. 
Wellsburg (W. Va), D. H. Mc- 
Kee 


West Columbia, to be supplied. 
West Elizabeth, P. C. Brooks. 


I. T. Headland, Missionary in 
North China. 


Quest. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held? - 


In Braddock, Pa. 





SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 29, 1897. 


BISHOP NEWMAN, Presiding. 


' Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences? \ 

- Fred V. Fisher and R. 8. Can- 
tine, from California ; Rossiter W. 
Bland, from Rock River; Frede- 
rick Miller, from Central Ohio—4, 


Quxst. 2. Who have been Read- 
matted ? 
None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

William Dinwoodie, an elder 


from the Methodist Protestant 
Church. 
Quest. 4. Who have been Received 


on Trial2 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
George E. Foster, George Haf- 
fen, Mordecai 8. McGee, Clyde M. 





H. J. CRIST, Secretary. 


Post oflice of Secretary, Tropico, Cal. 
Crist, Albert B. Embree, N. H. | Quzsr. 7. Who have been Admitted 


Bartlett, Frank A. Zeigler—7. 


(0) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 
Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
™~ on Trial ? 

(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Samuel 8. Sampson, Harry W. 
White, James R. Ross, Harry F, 
Ward, Samuel W. Carnes—5. 


(6) In Studies of Second Year. 
George A. Miller, Edwin H. 
Fretz—2. 
(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None, 
(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 
Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinwed 2 
None. 


into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


William B. ‘Bell, George W. 
Coultas, Carl M. Ross—3. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Robert C. Westenberg. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 


William B. Bell, George W. 
Coultas, Carl M. Ross, Robert’ C. 
Westenberg—4. 


(b) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously, 


John Nicholson, William L. 
Miller, Beda A. Johnson, Wil- 
liam 8. German—4, 


SOUTHERN 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 
John H. Rosen, Willard N. 
Bott—2. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 
None. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 
None. | 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 


A. B. Embree. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
N. H. Bartlett. 


Quzst. 12. What others have been 
Hlected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
Robert C. Westenberg, James 
A. Crouch—2. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 


John A. B. Wilson and C. J. 
Chase, to California—2. 


Qusst. 15. Who have Died ? 


J. W. Vancleve, F. S. Wood- 
cock, N. W. Bailey—3. 


(See obituaries, p. 456.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request 2 


None. 

Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 

Qurst. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Qusst. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? | 
The orders of Walter M. S. 
Lowell, an elder from the Baptist 
Church, were recognized. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
W. C. Wilson, T. P. Bradshaw, 
F. R. Holcomb, B. F. Wolff, O. J. 
McFadden, W. H. Jennings—6. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


S. J. Kahler, H. J. Shaffner, A. 





CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


C. Hazzard, A. M. Hough, A. L. 
Dearing, J. M., Campbell, J. 8, 
rane D. Crum, J. W. Leach, 
R. 8. Badger, R. 8. Maclay, G. W. 
Goodell, C. G. Belknap, J. N. 
Turrentine, D. Mucker, W. G. 
Leonard, A. A. Holden, A. N. 
Fields, A. M. Ogborn, G: S. Um- 
pleby, 8. B. Woolpert, Henry 
Cox—22. 


Quzst. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 
Thomas Stalker, 8. H. Enyeart, 
D. H. Gillan, I. L. Spencer, J. B. 
Holloway, J. H. Henry—7. 


Quzst. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 601.) 


Qusst. 26. What rs the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$19,246. 


Quzsr. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


$5,000. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$3,438, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in the State 
of California. } 


FRESNO DISTRICT. 
T. C. Miter, P. E. 
(P. O., University, Cal.) 


Arroya Grande, C. H. Lawrence. 

Bakersfield, C. L. Libby. 

Creston, S. S. Sampson. 

Delano, 8. Gascoigne. 

Estrella, B. A. Johnson. 

Fillmore, A. B. Embree. 

Fresno, A. A. Graves. 

Goleta, J. A. McMillan. 

Grangeville, H. W. Waltz. 

Hanford, G. A. Miller. 

Hueneme, F. L. Morrill. 

Kern, J. M. Baxter. 

Kernville, to be supplied. 

Lancaster, E. H. Dupuy. 

Lompoc, J. H. Henry. 

Los Alamos, F. W. Johnson. 

Paso Robles, H. W. Marks. 

Piru, C. W. F. Nelson. 

Porterville, H. 8S. Munger. 

Reedley, O. 8. Frambes. 

Sanger and Easton, G. &. Foster. 

San Luis Obispo, J. M. Hilbish. 

San Miguel, A. Ramey. 

Santa Barbara, C. A. Westenberg. 

Santa Maria and Nipomo, T. W. 
Lincoln. 

Santa Paula, J. C. Gowan. 

Selma, W. B. Bell. 

Somis, George Hajfen. 

Tehachapi, 8. M. Chase. 

Traver and Lakeside, William 
Dinwoodie. 


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Tulare, 8. H. Enyeart. 

Ventura, E. 8S. Chase, 

Visalia, J. H. Avery. 

Waukena, to be supplied. 

West Saticoy and Montalvo, M. 
A. Meagher. 

Edward Thomson, General Man- 
ager of Sabbath League of 
America, 


LOS ANGELES DISTRICT. 
G. F. Bovarp, P. E. 
(P. O., Los Angeles, Cal.) 


Alhambra, F. D. Mather, 
Burbank and Lankershim, G. L. 
Cole. 
Compton, A. W. Bunker, 
Downey and Santa Fé Springs, 
W. G. Cowan. 
Florence, C. W. Tarr. 
Gardena, 8. G. Blanchard. 
Garvanza, T. 8. Uren. 
Glendale, H. J. Crist. 
Lamanda Park, to be supplied. 
Long Beach, A. Inwood. 
Los Angeles: Asbury, J. B. 
Green. 
Boyle Heights, E. J. Inwood. 
Central, A. C. Williams. 
Central Avenue, A. B. Morri- 
son. 
Epworth, J. Pittenger. 
First, R. 8. Cantine. 
Grace, J. C. Elliott. 
Harmony, H. W. White. 
Haven, Charles Leach. 
Newman, T. E. Robinson. 
Pico Heights, William Steven- 
son. 
Simpson, L. M. Hartley. 
Union Avenue, E. O. McIntier. 
University, F. M. Larkin. 
Vincent, W. A. Knighten. 
Wesley Chapel, 8. W. Haw- 
kins. 
Monrovia, I. L. Spencer. 
Pasadena: First Church, Clark 
Crawford. 
North, C. T. Wilson. 
South, A. H. Gunnett. 
Pomona, D. H. Gillan. 
Prospect Park, I. G. Sigler. 
Redondo Beach, G. W. Coultas. 
San Fernando, J. B. Holloway. 
San Pedro, UZ. 8S. McGee. 
Santa Monica, &. C. Westenberg. 
Simi, F, M. Warrington. 


G. W. White, President; M. E. 
Phillips, Dean; <A. Hardie, 
Professor, in University of 
Southern California. 


W. S. Matthew, Editor of Cal- 
fornia Christian Advocate. 


§. A. Thomson, Superintendent ; 
A. M. Gibbons, WV. H. Bartlett, 
J. A. Crouch, L. L. Rogers, D. 
Roberts, and C. P. Wilson, 
Missionaries in Arizona. 


J. H. Rosen, W. N. Bott, and T. 
P. Bradshaw, Missionaries im 
Nevada. 

E. 8. Little, Missionary in China. 

0. M. Crist, J. R. Ross, H. F. 
Ward, W. S. German, F. A. 
Zeigler, left without appoint- 
ments to attend some one of 
our schools, 


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SAWN DIEGO DISTRICT. 
E. W. Caswett, P. E. 
(P. O., 1137 31st St., Los Angeles, Cal.) 


. Anaheim, to be supplied. 


‘Arlington and East Riverside, C. 
J, Miller. 

Artesia, F. D. Ashleigh. 

Azusa, to be supplied. 

Beaumont and Banning, Frede- 
rick Miller. 

Chino, to be supplied. 

Colton, N. J. Burton. 

Corona, John Nicholson. 

Covina, J. M. Rich. 

Cucamonga, to be supplied. 

Elsinore, Silas Sprowls. 

Escondido, William Pittenger. 

Fairview, to be supplied. 





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Fallbrook, W. F. Wenk. 

Fullerton, W. A. Swain. | 

Garden Grove, L. G. Spring. 

Glendora, J. A. H. Wilson. 

Highlands, to be supplied, 

La Habra, to be supplied. 

La Mesa and Lemon Grove, J. D. 
Monroe. f 

Lordsburg, &. H. Fretz. 

Murrietta, Martin Judy. 

National City and Coronado, to 
be supplied. ~ 

Oceanside, J. M. Richmond. 

Ontario, W. A. Wright. 

Orange, Thomas Stalker. 

Hay and Nestor, I. E. Wright. 

Perris, L. D. Lloyd. 

Redlands, William Sterling, 

Rialto, Robert Barton. 


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Riverside, B. C. Cory. 

San Bernardino, F, V. Fisher. 

San Diego: Central, R. W. Bland. 
First Church, E. A. Healy. 

San Jacinto, Edward Hoskyn. 

Santa Ana, Isaac Jeweil. 

West Highlands, 8. W. Carnes. 

Westminster, W. D, 2iller. 

Whittier, W. R. Goodwin. 

Winchester and Hemet, 0. M&M. 
Ross. 


C. €. MeLean, Sunday School 
Agent for California—member 
ot Whittier Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 


Qurst. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


Referred to the Committee. 





OHIO CONFERENCE, 


Held in Washington Court House, O., Sept. 29=Oct. 4, 1897. 


BISHOP CRANSTON, 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 

Jerences ? 

L. 8. Fuller, from Holston; J. 
W. Wright, from South Kansas ; 
Charles E. Chandler, from New 
England; Benjamin F. Oswald, 
from Cincinnati—4. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted 2 
None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Timothy R. Watson, Elmer E. 
Stone, Herbert Scott, Charles H. 
Borror, John M. Chandler—5. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continwed 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 

Francis M. Swinehart, William 
F. Bennett, William E. Bancroft, 
Wellington C. Rogers, William R. 
Mather, Robert T. Stimmel, Silas 
W. Masters, Arthur E. McCul- 
lough, Charles A. Hughes, How- 
ard B. Cooper—10. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
WilmerS, Fisher, John L, Land- 
sittel—2. 
(dZ) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
None. 





Presiding. 


. L. C. HADDOX, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, Zanesville, O. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Hull Membership ? 

(a) Blected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


Edward J. Snyder. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Charles E. Chandler, Peter H. 
Fry, George H. Geyer, Edwin 
Sherwood—-4, 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 
Peter H. Fry, George H. Geyer, 
Edwin Sherwood, Edward J. Sny- 
der—4, f 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Orin B. Siniff, Robert M. Gal- 
braith—2. 


Qurst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 

Thomas Edwards, Benjamin F. 
Evans, Amos L, Madden, Henry 
R. Pfaltzgraf, John F. Prior, Amos 
L. Rogers, Charles L. Thomas, 
Charles H. Aler, James F. Bell 
7. 


Quustr. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 

Henry S. Alkire, Samuel J. 
Bishop, Henry E. Brill, Perley H. 
Chappelear, George H. Creamer, 
Carl G. Doney, Burt D. Evans, 
Thomas M. Hare. Alva E. Harri- 
son, Jacob W. Smith, John A. 
Wright—11. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Blders previ- 
ously. 


Charles E. Chandler. 





Quxsr. 11. What others have been 
ected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
Benjamin E. Williams, Charles 
ty Eee Henry M. Pingree 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxaumined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences 2 


C. C. Wyatt, to Holston; G. P. 


Fry, to Des Moines; W. B. Brown, : 


to Cincinnati; A. L. Hanbey, to 
South Kansas—4, 


Quzsr. 15. Who have died 2? 


C. D. Battelle. Samuel Rankin, 
H. L. Whitehead, G. W. Bates—4. 


(See obituaries, p. 456.) 


Quzst.. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quzsr. 18. Who have Withdrawn 2 
J.C. Jackson, Jr. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 





OHIO CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled ? 
Nove. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
The orders of George Perkins, 
an elder, from the Church of the 
United Brethren in Christ, were 
recognized. 


Quust. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
C. H. Aler, W. N. Middleton, 
George Murray, H. C. Sexton, L. 
F. Postle, G@. A. Spence—6. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nivated Preachers ? 

J.S. Adams, J. M. Adams, J. 
W. Baker, W. S. Benner, R. B. 
Bennett, Ancil Brooks, C. M. Be- 
thauser, T. T. Buell,/R. H. Cal- 
laghan, J. H. Creighton, Bradford 
Crook, J. F. Dickson, Z. W. Fa- 
gan, C. E, Felton, Archibald 
Fleming, S. C. Frampton, 2. ©. 
Galbraith, W. H. Gibbons, Henry 
Gortner, J. C. Gregg, W. J. Grif- 
fith, T. H. Hall, J. L. Hatfield, 
Daniel Horlocker, J. B. Joyce, A. 
©. Kelley, Henry Lonnis, David 
Mann, C. F. Matheny, B. F. Mc- 
Elfresh, James Mitchell, William 
Morris, A. R. Neal, E. N. Nichols, 
EH. E. Pearman, J. N. Pilcher, J. 
R. Prose, J. S. Ricketts, J. M. 
Rife, T. G. Ross, W. H. Sayre, J. 
W. Steele, J. KE. Sowers, T. S. 
Stivers, David Storer, B. F. Thom- 
as, M. D. Vaughn, J. F. Williams, 
A. H. Windsor, T. S. Armstrong, 
T. H. Bradrick, Isaac Mackey, 
Ralph Watson—d3. 

Quxst. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

M. W. Acton, S. C. Frampton, 
Pp. L. Mark, J. T. Miller, J. E. 
Rudisill, B. E. Thomas, D. C. 
Thomas—7. 

Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 551.) 


Qurst. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$43,908. 
Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 
$15,470. 


Quest. 28. What hasbeen Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$5,776, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


QuEstT. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers. Stationed ? 


{These appointments are all in the State 
of Ohio. 


CHILLICOTHE DISTRICT. 
D. Y. Murpocu, P. E. 

(P. O., Chillicothe, 0.) 
Adelphi, J. F. Steele. 
Allensville, to be supplied. 

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Bainbridge, T.. W. Locke. 

Bourneville, W. A. Hunter. 

Byer, to be supplied. 

Chillicothe: Trinity, J. W. Luc- 
cock, 

Walnut Street, R. F. Bishop. 

Chillicothe Cireuit, C. HZ. Borror. 
Deer Creek, R. C. Orndortt. 
Frankfort, F. M. Evans. 
Good Hope, B. E. Thomas. 
Kingston, L. H. Binkley. 
New Holland, L. W. Miller. 
Omega, M. B. Taylor. 
Richmond Dale, L. 8. Fuller. 
South Salem, H. Berkstresser. 
Staunton, P. W. Drumm. 
Washington Court House, W. H. 

Lewis. 

Waverly, N. A. Palmer. 
West Holland, C. LZ. Thomas. 
Williamsport, 8. A. Crosby. 


COLUMBUS DISTRICT. 
J. C. Arsucxiyz, P. E, 
(@. 0., Columbus, 0.) 


Alexandria, Herbert Scott. 
ae Winchester, W. L. Alexan- 
er. 
Chatham, T. G. Wakefield. 
Columbus: Broad Street, William 
Macafee: 
East Fifth Avenue, to be sup- 
plied. 
Fifth Avenue, to be supplied. 
Gift Street, L. C. Sparks. 
Glenwood, to be supplied. 
King Avenue, T. G. Dickinson. 
Miller Avenue, to be supplied. 
Milo and Shoemaker, W. JZ. 
Bancroft. 
Mount Vernon Avenue, J..W. 
Dillon. 
Neil Avenue, D. S. Porter. 
North High Street, Joseph 
Clark. 
Oakwood, R. D. Morgan. 
Riverside, to be pee 


South High Street, W. 8. Fisher. 
Third Avenue, Frank McEl- 
fresh. 


Third Street, A. H. Lathrop. 
Town Street, J. L. Hillman. 
Wesley Chapel, C. E. Chandler. 
West Park Avenue, W. C. Hol- 
liday. 
Granville, C. G. Doney. 
Groveport, J. W. Atkinson. 
Johnstown, N. C. Patterson. 
Mifflin, T. M. Hare. 
New Albany, G. E. Fisher. 
Pataskala, T. M. Leslie. 
Reynoldsburg, C. B. Longman. 


J. ©. Jackson, Field Secretary of 
National Anti-saloon League— 
member of Wesley Chapel, Co- 
lumbus, Quarterly Conference. 

P. A. Baker, State Superintendent 
of Anti-saloon League—member 
of Third Street, Columbus, 
Quarterly Conference, 

T. H. Clark, Superintendent of 
Protestant Hospital—member of 
North High Street, Columbus, 
Quarterly Conference. 

M. V. B. Evans, Conference Evan- 
gelist—member of Third Ave- 








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Iv F. King, Financial Agent of 
Ohio Wesleyan University — 
member of Glenwood, Colum- 
bus, Quarterly Conference. 


GALLIPOLIS DISTRICT, 
J. R. Trssuss, P. E. 
(P. 0., Gallipolis, O.) 


Berlin Cross Roads, Z. J. Snyder. 
Cheshire, T. F. Garrett. 
Coalton, E, W. Howe. 

Eureka, H. KE, Brill. 

Ewington, to be supplied. 
Gallipolis, A. J. Hawk. 
Gallipolis Circuit, J. F. Bell. 
Hamden, I. C. Peitsmyer. 
Jackson, J. M. Weir. 

Jackson Circuit, Joseph Griffith. 
Letart, W. P. Weekley. 
Middleport, Frank Gillilan. 
Millers, to be supplied. 


| Patriot, to be supplied. 


Pomeroy, L. L. Magee. 
Portland, P. 8. Butts. 
Proctorville and Rome, T. L. 
Haas. 
Racine, George Aten. 
Rodney, W. B. Barnett. 
Rutland, W.8. Holcomb. 
Syracuse, Z. H. Stone. 
Thurman, W. P. Cherington. 
Waterloo, U. H. Holeomb. 
Wellston, J. H. Gardner. ~ 


R. A. Lemaster, Professor of His- _ 
tory in Taylor University—mem- 
ber of Gallipolis Quarterly Con- 
ference. 


LANCASTER DISTRICT. 
W. L. Sxurz, P. E. 
(P. 0., Lancaster, 0.) 


Ashville, C. M. Prior. 
Baltimore, B. F. Jackson. 
Bremen, A. B. Sniff. 

Carroll, L. A. Patterson. 
Circleville, C. F. Creighton. 
Gibisonville, J. F. Prior. 
Haydenville, B. 7. Hvans. 
Junction City, J. N. Shoop. 
Laneaster, C. C. Elson. 

Logan, N. W. Good. 
Maxville, P. B. Davis. 

New Plymouth, R. A. Blair. 
New Straitsville, I. M. Sollers. 
Royalton, D. S. Priest. 
Rushville, F. H. Smiley. 
Shawnee, Grey Amhyrst. 
Somerset, W. W. Trout. 
South Bloomfield, R. I. Deselm. 
South Perry, W. &. Mather. 
Sugar Grove, L, Cy. Alexander. 
Swan, 8. J. Bishop. 

Tarlton, J. W. Wright. 
Thornville, J. F. Grimes. 


LONDON DISTRICT. 
W. D. Cuerineton, P. E. 
(P. O., Delaware, 0.) 
Bloomingburg, P. L. Mark. 
Commercial Point, J. E. Gordon. 
Darbyville, W. E. Prior. 
Delaware: St. Paul’s, W. F. Old 
ham. 
Derby, H. R. Pfaltzgraf. 
Grove City, G. H. Creamer. 
Harrisburg, F. 8, Davis. 
Hilliards, J. M. Stewart. 


nue, Columbus, Quarterly Con-| Jeffersonville, Hdwin Sherwood. 


ference. 


Jerome, 4. Z. Rogers. 


378 


Lafayette, H. E. Wright. 

Lewis Center, I. B. Bradrick. 

Lilly Chapel, T. W. Creighton. 

London, A. H. Norcross, 

Marble Cliff, Thomas Kdwards. 

’ Milford Center, Charles Laughlin. 

Milledgeville, W. Abernathy. | 

Mount Sterling, J. W. Mougey. 

Plain City, F RK. Crooks. 

Sedalia, George Cherington. 

Westerville, J. E. Rudisill. 

West Jefferson, A. F. Hixon. 

Worthington, A. A. Sayre. 

W. W. Davies and Richard Par- 
sons, Professors in Ohio Wes- 
leyan University—members of 
St. Paul, Delaware, Quarterly 
Conference. 

J. T. Miller, Financial Agent of 
Preachers’ Mutual Relief Society 
—member of Worthington Quar- 
terly Conference, 


MARIETTA DISTRICT. 
G. W. Burns, P. E. 
(P. O., Athens, 0.) 


Amesville, A, E. Harrison. 

Athens, D. C. Thomas. 

Athens Circuit, J. W. Smith. 

Barlow, /. L. Landsittel. 

Bartlett, G. F. Simms. 

Belpre, A. M. Mann. 

Chester, to be supplied. 
_ Chester Hill, P. ie Chappelear. 

Coolville, A. R. Henderson. 

Downington, A, #. McCullough. 

Jerseyville, C. M. Haas. 

Jobs, W. H. Mitchell. 

Lawrence, Robert Callaghan, 

Lee, William Benzing. 

Marietta: First Church, W. VY. 

Dick. 
Gilman Avenue, N. D. Creamer. 


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Marshfield, J. W. Kirkpatrick. 
MeArthur, C. H. Sowers, 

Murray and Buchtel, W. C. Rogers. 
Nelsonville, B. A. Stubbins. 
Stewart, F. B. Cheadle. 
Waterford, W. J. Jewett. 
Zaleski, to be supplied. 


D. H. Moore, Editor of Western 


Christian Advocate—member of 


Athens Quarterly Conference. 


Isaac Crook, President; H. M. 
Conaway, Professor, in Ohio 
University—members of Athens 
Quarterly Conference. 


PORTSMOUTH DISTRICT. 
W. F. Fitrer, P. E. 
(P. O., Portsmouth, QO.) 


Beaver, C. A. Hughes. 
Blue Creek, to be supplied. 
Buena Vista, to be supplied. 
Burlington, to be supplied. 
Coal Grove, Patrick Henry. 
Culbertson, to be supplied. 
Denver, to be supplied. 
Harrisonville, J. M@. Chandler. 
Haverhill, J. 8. Postle. 
Ironton: Pine Street, D. J. Smith. 
Spencer, G. H. Geyer. 
esley, T. B. White. 
Jasper, to be supplied. 
Lueasville, R. 7. Stimme. 
Marion, W. F. Bennett. 
Piketon, S. W. Masters. 
Portsmouth: Bigelow, M. W. Ac- 
ton. 
Manley, /. ML. Swinehart. 
Sixth Street, T. S. Robjent. 
Portsmouth Circuit, H. S. Alkire. 
Rarden, to be supplied. 
South Webster, z H. Redmon. 
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OHIO CONFERENCE, 1897. 


ZANESVILLE DISTRICT. 
T. RB. Tayuor, P. E. 
. O., Apis 


Asbury, T. M. Ricketts. 
Brownsville, 3B. /. Oswald. 
Corning, A. L. Madden. 
Crooksville, T. J. Danford. 
Deavertown, P. H. Frye 
Dresden, L. B. Sparks. 
Frazeysburg, Archibald Gilruth. 
Fultonham, J. H. Rogers. 
Glouster, G. W. Lott. 
Hebron, J. M. Life. 
Jacksonville, to be supplied. 
Malta, H. W. Hargett. 
Newark: First Church, A. E. 
Johnson. : 

Second Church, W. H, Miller. 
Newark Circuit, G. A. Marshall. 
New Lexington, H. B. Westervelt. 
Perryton, J. I. Tyler. 

Philo, H. B. Cooper. 

Rehoboth, to be supplied. 

Ringgold, to be supplied. 

Roseville, Burt D. Evans. 

White Cottage, B. F. Durling. 

Zanesville : Tiuclid Avenue, J. A. 
Wright. 

Moxahala Avenue, C. F. Prior. 

Second Street, H. J. Smith. 

South Street, C. A. Fellows. 

Trinity, L. C. Haddox. 


J. D. Gillilan, Missionary in Utah. 


G. §. Madden, Missionary in New 
Mexico. ] 


0. V. Siniff and N. D. Bigelow, 
left without appointments to at- 
tend some one of our schools. 


Quzst. 30. Where shail the next 
Conference be held ? 
In Athens, O. 








EAST TENNESSEE CONFERENCE, 


& 
Held in Chattanooga, Tenn., Sept. 30-Oct. 3, 1897. 


BISHOP FOWLER, Presiding. 


Quzst. 1. Who. have been Received 
by 2 al and from what Con- 
Serences ¢ 
None. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quzst. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 


None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
e T. Musington, J. W. Earle 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 





R. J. BUCKNER, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Chattanooga, Tenn. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Contin- | Quesr. 7. Who have been Admitied 


ued on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Wilson A. Webber, Charles H. 
Hurd, Anderson Davis, Charles 
H. Jones, George W. Smith, Rob- 
ert M. Green—6. : 

(6) In Studies of Second Year. 
None. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quxst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued 2 


None. 


into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


Harrison Harris, William M. 
Goldston—2. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 


Harrison Harris, William M. 
Goldston—2, 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


None. 


"Qurst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ¢ 
Jerry M. Watson, William A. 
Jackson—2. 


Quzst. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


George W. Haden, John F. 
Prigmore, Robert 'T. Smith. 


(>) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
None. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 
Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Qurst. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 


None. 


Quesst. 15. Who have Died? 
William Bluford. 
(See obituary, p. 456.) 


Quzst. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest, 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

John L. Witten. 


Quust. 20. Who have been Lxpelled ? 
None. 


Quzst. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
The orders of J. W. Earle and 
G. T. Musington were recognized. 
The credentials of J. G. Dins- 
more were restored—8. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
None. 





EAST TENNESSEE CONFERENCE, 1897 


Quust. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuicated Preachers ? 


J.T. Henry, A. A, Porter, A. 
I. Weems—8, 


Quzst. 24. Who are the Triers 
of Appeals 2 

J. 8. Hill, R. J. Buckner, D. T. 

Turner, J. H. Gardner, W. T, 

Marley, G. W. Ziegler, W. E. 

Mitchell—7. : 


QusEsT. 25. What is the Statistical 
Leport for this year? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 587.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

Disciplinary answer not received. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$314. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


Applied by order of Conference. 


Quzst. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
{These appointments are all in the State 


of Tennessee, except as otherwise in- 
dicated. ] 


BRISTOL DISTRICT. 
Ext Proving, P. E. 

(P. O., Bristol, Tenn.) 
Abington (Va.), P. P. Brooks. 
Bristol, W. T. Marley. 

Fall Branch and Jonesboro, J. MW. 
Watson. 
Gate City (Va.), to be supplied. 
Glade Springs (Va.), to be sup- 
ied 


lied. 

Gireertille J. A. Guthrie. 
Johnson City, to be supplied. 
Marion (Va.), D. T. Turner. 
Mountain City, to be supplied. 
Rural Retreat and Chilhowie, Al- 

exander Gillespie. 
Russell, to be supplied. 
Warrensburg, to be supplied. 


CHATTANOOGA DISTRICT. 
G. W. Srapuzs, P. E. 
(P. O., Ridgedale, Tenn.) 


Athens and Sweet Water, Elijah 
Knott. 

Bethel, to be supplied. 

Churchville and Hill City, G. H. 
Pettis. 

Cleveland, R. A. Swan. 

Cleveland Cireuit, P. T. Martin. 

Dayton and Spring City, R. T. 
Smith. 

Georgetown and Big Springs, W. 
M. Goldston. 

Harriman and Rockwood, W. A. 
Jackson. 


379 


Jasper and Whitwell, to be sup- 
plied. 

Mount Tabor and Coulterville, to 
be supplied. 

Sherman Heights and Lakeside, 
to be supplied. 

South Pitts and Gains, A. W. 
Randolph. 

Tannery, 8. L. Mann. 

Wiley Memorial, R. J. Buckner, 


KNOXVILLE DISTRICT. 
Owxn Hypsuer, P. E. 
(P. O., Morristown, Tenn.) 


Clinton and Coal Creek, W. T. 
Anderson. 
Ebenezer, 2. M. Green. 
Kingston, C. H. Hurd. 
Knoxville, Alexander Ellison. 
Knoxville Circuit, to be sup- 
plied, 
Morristown, W. E. Mitchell. 
Morristown Mission, to be sup- 
plied. 
Mossy Creek, G. H. Crider. 
Newport, W. A. Webber. 
Russellville, to be supplied. 
Tazewell, G. W. Smith. 


J. S. Hill, President of Morris- 
town Normal Academy—mem- 
ber of Morristown Quarterly 
Conference. 


E, J. Cox, left without appoint- 
ment to attend some one of our 
schools. 


WYTHEVILLE DISTRICT. 
W. H. Puzasanrs, P. E. 
(P. 0., Wytheville, Va.) 


Bluefield, G. T. Wright. 
Christiansburg, to be supplied. 
Christiansburg Circuit, C. H. 
Jones. 
Graham, W. H. Perkins. 
Independence, Anderson Davis. 
Max Meadows, J. H. Gardner. 
Newbern, G. W. Haden. 
Parisburg, J. W. Earle. 
Pocahontas (Va.), F. E. W. Mor- 
ton. 
Pulaski City, L. Diggs. 
Pulaski Circuit, to be supplied. 
Radford, to be supplied. 
Simmon’s Creek, Gf W. Alex- 
ander. 
Tazewell Court House, J. F. 
Prigmore. 
Thompson Valley, to be supplied. 
Tip Top, G. 7. Musington. 
Wytheville (Va.), I. R. Hill. 


G. W. Ziegler, Conference Evan- 
gelist. 
Harrison Harris, left without ap- 


ointment to attend Gammon 
Batioo! of Theology. 


Quest. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held? 


In Bristol, Tenn. 


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MINNESOTA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


MINNESOTA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Winona, Minn., Sept. 29-Oct. 4, 1897. 


BISHOP HURST, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 

Serences ? 

C. E. Line, from Northwest 
Kansas; L. D. King, from Cen- 
tral Illinois; Peter Clair and 8. 
F. Kerfoot, from Northern Min- 
neapolis; J. M. Wilkinson, from 
Upper lowa—5. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
Fred E, Leazer (located, South 
Dakota Conference, 1892). 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 


None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 

(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Archibald W. Brown, John W. 

Fryckberg, Samuel W. Kemerer, 

Willard I. Kern, Edward R. 

Houck, T. Arthur Olsen, Thomas 

H. Wilkinson—7. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Richard O. Lawrason, George 
Shaw—2. 


(0) In Studies of Second Year, 

Lucius A. Dodge, Daniel M. 
Johnston, William C. Lee, Edwin 
M. Pillow, L. Elmer Shanks, 
George H. Quigley—6. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
John J. Lutz. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued? 

William Dawson, William M. 
Wigham—2. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, . 
8S. Arthur Cook, William G. 
Follensbee, Howard I. Pharo, El- 
bert E. Satterlee—4. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 
Guybert A. Cahoon, William 
M. Moore, Frank §. Seeds, Harry 
L. St. Clair—4. 











Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 


(a) Admitted into Full Membership this | 
year, 


Guybert A. Cahoon, 8. Arthur 
Cook, William G. Follensbee, 
William M. Moore, Howard I. 


Pharo, Elbert E. Satterlee, Harry | 


L. St. Clair—7. 


(0) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


William W. Brown, Fred E. | 
Leazer, George W. Lutz, William | 


H. Stone, West Webster—d. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 

John V. Hawk, Herbert Jones, 
John E. Keeler, Martin W. Ken- 
ney, William T. Miller, Frank 
Parr, Walter T. Scott, Milton G. 
Shuman, Ora W. Taylor, Edgar 
C. Teachout—10. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference, Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year, 


Harris F. Ackerman, George A.: 


Cooke, Charles E. Hawkins, 
Harry O. Harbaugh, Charles W. 
Morse, Frank 8. Seeds, Arthur L. 
Umpleby—7. 


(®) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 
George 8. Parker. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Hiected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 


Lucius A. Dodge, 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quzst. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 


Harry L. St. Clair. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences? 

H. A. Cleveland, to Northwest 
Kansas; J. 8. White, to Central 
Illinois; / @. Barnes and T. H. 
Sheckler, to Upper Iowa; E. L. 
Ferris and 8. H. Dewart, to 
Northern Minnesota—6. 


F. M. RULE, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Faribault, Minn. 


| Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
| Sias Bolles, Aaron Turner—2, 
(See obituaries, p. 456.) 


| Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


J. D. Deets. 


Qurst. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 


to Withdraw under rges or 
Complaints ? 
None. 
Quxst. 20. Who have been Hxpelled? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? — 
William Brown, J. W. Cornish, 
James Door, Joseph Hall, A. C. 
Reynolds, G. F. Wells—6. 


Quzst. 23. Who are the Swuperan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

J. F, Albus, Joshua Barnard, J. 

S. Bean, G. B. Caple, W. S. 

Chase, C. F. Garvin, Levi Glea- 





son, Charles Griswold, George R. 
Hair, Chauncey Hobart, T. H. 
Kinsman, J. . Lewis, 8. N. 
Phelps, J. W. Powell, R. -D: 
Price, J. O. Rich, A. M. Ste- 
phens, W. F. Stockdill, @. W. 'T. 
Wright—19, 


4. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

R. N] Joscelyn, Arminius Da- 
vis, H} J. Harrington, Thomas 
Hambly, W. A. Putnam, W. E. 
King, W.8. Cochran—7, 


QUEST. 







Queen, 25. What is the Statistical 

Report for this year 2 

(Seefabulated statement, p. 543.) 

Quest. 26. What és the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 

reasurer ? 


Disciplinary answer not received. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
| on the Conference Fund ? 


| Not answered, © 


Crane invew 4 


MINNESOTA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

Not answered. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

[These appointments are all in the State 
of Minnesota. } 
MANKATO DISTRIOT. 
Jonn Srarrorp, P. E, 

(P. O., Mankato, Minn.) 


Albert Lea, R. N. Joscelyn. 

Alden and Freeborn, Arminius 
Davis. 

Alma and Caswoody, to be sup- 
plied, 

Amboy and Willow Creek, G. H. 
Wareham. 

Austin, F. A. Cone. 

Austin Circuit, 8. G. Briggs. 

Blooming Prairie, Alfred Cressey. 

Blue Earth City, F. D. New- 
house. 

Brownsdale and Lansing, William 
Cooke. 

Claremont and Rice Lake, J. F. 
Van Camp. 

Cleveland, to be supplied. 

Delavan, H. F. i eee 

Dodge Center, W. J. Robinson. 

Eagle Lake, Joseph Hanna. 

Elmore, G. 8. Perry. 

Garden City,to be supplied. 

Glennsville and Gordonsville, W. 
C. Lee. 

Grand Meadow and Hopkins, W. 
E. Thompson. 

Janesville, J. H. Buttleman. 

Lake Crystal, G. H. Quigley. 

Le Sueur, J. A. Hovis. 

Lyle, Cedar City, and London, to 
be supplied. 

Madelia, to be supplied. 

Madelia Circuit, iP. G. Follensbee. 

Madison Lake and Bethel, F. S. 
Seeds. 

Mankato, C. E. Line. 

Mapleton, frank Parr. 

Minnesota Lake, 7. H. Wilkin- 
son. 

Morristown, C. H. Norton. 

Nicollet, W. MU. Moore. 

Owatonna, Samuel Ellery. 

Saint Peter, J. M. Wilkinson. 

Vernon Center, #. H. Satterlee, 

Waseca, F. A. Hawke. 

Waterville and Elysian, W. E. 
Hawley. 

Wells and Walnut Lake, G. W. 
Lute. 

Winnebago City, Jabez Black- 
hurst. 


O. W. Taylor, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one 
of our schools. 


MARSHALL DISTRICT. 
L. L. Hanscom, P. E. 

(P. O., Redwood Falls, Minn.) 
Adrian and Magnolia, to be sup- 

lied. : 
Balaton and Sodus, Herbert Jones. 
Beaver Creek, to be supplied. 
Canby and Porter, I. H. Snell. 
Clarkfield, to be supplied. 
Edgerton and osky, Z. ZL. 

Shanks. 


a 


Fairfax and Fort Ridgely, to be 
supplied, 

Fairmont, E. H. Goodell, 

Fulda and Seward, W. 7. Scott. 

Granada, East and Center Chain, 
West Webster. 

Heron Lake, J. W. Raveille. 

Jackson, J. #. Keeler. 

Jasper and Springwater, D. M. 
Johnston. 

Kimbrae, W. L Kern, 

Lake Benton, W. H. Stone. 

Lakefield, G. W. Hickman. 

Lamberton and Sanborn, F Z. 
Leaczer. 

Loon Lake and State Line, to be 
supplied. 

Luverne, T. A. Jones. 

Marshall and Lynd, J. A. Sut- 
ton. 

Morton and Beaver Falls, R. D. 
Phillips. 

Pipestone, L. D. King. 

Pipestone Circuit, to he’ sup- 
plied. 

Redwood Falls, G. H. Way. 

Rushmore and Ransom, W. A. 
Putnam. 

Saint James, G. A. Cook. 

Sherburne and Triumph, Edward 
Vaughn. 

Slayton, C. B. Wyatt. 

Sleepy Eye and Prairie Star, to be 
supplied. 

Springfield, C. E. Hawkins. 

Three Lakes, to be supplied. 

Tracy and Amiret, L. A. Will- 
sey. 

Walnut Grove, #. R. Houck. 

Welcome, Monroe, and Tanhassan, 
to be supplied. 

Windom, W. C. Sage. 

Windom Cireuit, C. 8. Royce. 

Wood Lake, W. 7. Miller. 

Woodstock and Ruthton, J. J. 
Lutz. 

Worthington and Bigelow, J. M. 
Bull. 

W. W. Brown, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one 
of our schools, 


SAINT PAUL DISTRICT. 
W. K. Marsnatt, P. E. 
(P, O., St. Paul, Minn.) 

Afton, to be supplied. 

Cannon Falls, By. W. Giberson. 

Castle Rock, H. G. Bilbie. 

Dundas, J. D. Fry. 

Faribault, F. M. Rule. 

Farmington and Lakeville, E. G. 
Saunderson. 

Goodhue and Featherstone, 4. L. 
Ompleby. 

Hastings, H. J. Harrington. 

Kenyon and West Concord, J. W. 
Stebbins. 

Lake City, W. C. Rice. 

Medford and Richland, /. V. 
Hawk. / 

Northfield, R. N. Avison. 

Randolph and Stanton, Arthur 
McCausland. 

Red Wing, J. F. Stout. 

Rich Valley, to be supplied. 

Saint Paul: Asbury, George Shaw. 
Bates Avenue, W. N. Jamie- 


son. 
Central Park, Benjamin Long- 
ley. / 





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Saint Paul; Clinton Avenue, Thos. 
Hambly. 
First Church, F. B. Cowgill. 
Grace, M. Gi. Shuman. 
Hamline, Peter Clare, 
King Street, /. W. Fryckberg. 
Newport and Saint Paul Park, 
C. A. Cressy. 
North Saint Paul, to be sup- 
plied. 
Olivet, 7. A. Olsen. 
Saint Anthony Park, R. O. 
Lawrason, 
Trinity, John Pemberton. 
Wesley, 8. A. Cook. 
Stillwater, John Watson. 
White Bear, to be supplied, 


G. H. Bridgman, President of 
Hamline University — member 
of Hamline, Saint Paul, Quar- 
terly Conference, \ 


J. W. Martin, Chaplain; Dayid 
Morgan, Superintendent, of 
Seamen’s Bethel, Saint Paul— 
members of Hamline, Saint 
Paul, Quarterly Conference. 


H. C. Jennings, Agent of Metho- 
dist Book Concern—member of 
Red Wing Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 


E. R. Lathrop, Agent of Minis- 
terial Relief Association—mem- 
ber of Hastings Quarterly Con- 
ference: 


WINONA DISTRICT. 
E. P. Rogerson, P. E. 
(P. O., Rochester, Minn.) 


Byron and Salem, Nathan Wood. 

Caledonia and Portland Prairie, 
8. W. Simonds. 

Canton and Mabel, H. O. Har- 
baugh. ’ 

Chatfield, G. S. Parker. 

Dover, O. H. P, Smith. 

Elgin and Little Valley, &. C. 
Teachout. 

Eyota and Viola, Z. A. Dodge. 

Fillmore, Central Prairie, and 
Washington, E. W. Haley. 

Granger, State Line, and Har- 
mony, A. W. Brown. 

High Forest and Racine, to be 
supplied. 

Kasson, B. C. Gillis. 

La Crescent, Dresbach, and’ Da- 
kota, to be supplied. 

Lanesboro and Pilot Mound, to be 


supplied. 
Lewiston and Fremont, to be sup- 
plied. 
Marion, Pleasant Grove, and 


Simpson, W. R. Keesey. 

Minneiska, Beaver, and Weaver, 
G. A, Cahoon, 

Money Creek, Pleasant Hill, and 
Witoka, WM. W. Kenney. 

Pine Island and Roscoe, W. M. 
Gillis. 

Plainview, W. E. King. 

Preston, C. A. Anderson. 

Racine, S. D. Kemerer. 

Reeds and Glasgow, H. J. Pharo. 

Rochester, Frank Doran. 

Rochester Circuit, A. ZL. 
Clair. 

Saint Charles and Saratoga, Sam- 
uel White. 


St 


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; 


Spring Valley, William McKinley. | Winona: Central, 8. F. Kerfoot, 


Stewartsville, C. W. Morse. 
Stockton, Warren, and Minnesota 
City, William Clague. 


Wabasha and Kellogg, #. M. Pil- | 8. W. Kemerer, Principal of Cook- 


low. 


Olive Branch, J. F. Porter. 
Wesley, James Castles. 
Zumbrota, W. 8. Cochrane. 


man Institute, Jacksonville, Fla. 


MINNESOTA CONFEREN CE, 1897. 


Trico Constantine, Missionary in 
Bulgaria. ‘ 


fees 30. Where shall the next 


Conference be held ? 
In Winnebago City, Minn. 





WEST VIRGINIA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Morgantown, W. Va., Sept. 29-Oct. 5, 1897. 


BISHOP MALLALIEU, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
JSerences ? 

_ Frank S. Townsend, from New 

York East; L. E. Resseger, from 

' North Dakota. 


Quust, 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted 2 
None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Oredentials, and from what 
Churches ? \ 
Rufus F. Farley, an elder, from 

the Union Baptist Church; B. F. 

Howell, a deacon, from the Church 

of God; H. M. Poling, an elder 

‘excused from studies), from the 

United Brethren Church—s. 


Quest, 4. Who have been Received 
on. Trial ? 
(a) Tn Studies of First Year. 

George A. Shahan, William W. 
Burton, Gilbert R. Williamson, 
Orlando A. Kelley, William H. 
Mahon, William M. Kinsley, Her- 
man V. Kingsley, Addison M. 
Grimes, Thomas H. Shannon, 
William L. Barze,, John S. Har- 
vey, Merton E. Goodrich, Rufus 
#. Farley, Benjamin F. Howell, 
Hiram L. Poling, William D. 
Reed, James B. Woodyard—17. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year, 


r None. 


Quast. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Charles W. Stephan, Alfred L. 
Ireland, William E. Craig—3. 


(0) In Studies of Second Year. 
William Fallen, Pinkney Z. 
Musgrave, George E. Fuller, Grat- 
ten U. Balsley, John F. McClure, 
Perry H. Hawk, Daniel Westfall, 
Benjamin F. Hill, Alfred L. Ire- 
land, Arthur W. Chambers, Forbes 
B. Davis, Wm. A. Haggerty—12. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
William G. Loyd. 
(d@) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinned 2 


John J. Reynolds. 





JEREMIAH ENGLE, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Fairmount, W. Va. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Hull Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
ear. 


Bertram L. Mercer, Rufus G. 
Backus, Eugene Weaver, Henry 
C. Howard, Elias C, Bedford, Os- 
sie D. King, Perry D. Fisher, 
Theophilus MeCoy—8s. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Jesse H. Koch, Charles H. Ma- 
loney—2. 


Qurst. S$. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 


year, 

Jesse H. Koch, Charles H. Ma- 
loney, Bertram is: Mercer, Rufus 
G. Backus, Eugene Weaver, Henry 
C. Howard, Elias C. Bedford, Os- 


sie D. at Perry D. Fisher, 
e 


Theophilus MeCoy—10. 
(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously, 


Edward P. Idleman, John L. B. 
Jones, Benson B. Brooks—3. 


Quxst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 

Charles E. Feather, William W. 
Workman, James M. Kinder, Jas. 
W. Engle, Addison D. Garrett, 
Logan 8. Grose, George E. Morris, 
Waitman T. W. Sleeth, Henry M. 
Strader—9. 


Qurst. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study 2 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


Luther D. Ashby, John O, Bol- 
ton, Samuel M. Day, Omar U. 
Marple, Jefferson B. Workman, 
Lewis 8. Carter, J. A. Marteney 
Gaile 
(0) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 

ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 

Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 

George A. Shahan, Lafayette 
Kidd, W. Rice Morton, A. H. Ma- 
theney, Albert Engle, Merton E. 
Goodrich, Andrew LL. Simons, 
Zachariah T, Scantlin, William 
W. Burton—9. 








* 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
Addison M. Grimes, Thomas fy, 
Shannon, William L. Barze—3. 


Quest. 12. What others lave been 
Hlected and Ordained Hiders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly attended to, as 
the name of each Preacher was 
called in open Conference. 


Quxst. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conjerences ¢ 
W. T. Helms, to Newark. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
Alexander Justice. 
(See obituary, p. 450.) 


Quexst. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


G. W. Lewis. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quust. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
C. 8. Allemong, 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw wnder Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Huxpelled? 
None. 


Quxst. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 


The orders of Oliver Given and 
David N. Sanders, deacons, from 
the Methodist Episcopal Church, 
South, were recognized. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

J. 8. Jenkins, D. B. Orr, R. L. 
Woodyard, N. H. Prince, J. C. 
Morris, Levi Cross, E. C. Wood- 
ruff, S. D. Tamblyn, 8S. T. West- 
ae D. Upton, J. A. Fullerton 

/ 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

J. B. Feather, T. R. Faulkner, 
U. Pribble, Thomas Cotton, W. 
W. Kelley, A. A. Nichols, Gideon 
Martin, R. S. Welch, Benjamin 
Ison, W. J. Sharps, J. T. Carroll, 
Benjamin Hagar, Vanlinden San- 
ford, Benjamin Darlington, John 
Conwell, B. F. Rogers, Asby Ste- 
vens, W. D. Carrico, A. T. Mor- 
Tiston, William Wriston, G. W. 
Matheney, J. T. Davis, J. A. 
Hammond, W. H. Shaw, J. J. 
Dolliver, John Birkett, J. L. 
Clark—27. 


Quust..24. Who are the Triers of 
- Appeals ? 

T. W. Chidester, C. R. Shackel- 
ford, Taylor Richmond, W. T. 
Nicholson, 8S. E. Jones, L. D. 
Bryan, C. E. Clark, E. R. Skid- 
more, Clemar Warman—9. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
{See tabulated statement, p. 573.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$19,212. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$6,000. 


Quexst. 28. What has been Leceived 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$4,394, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed 2 
{These appointments are all in the State 


of West Virginia, except as otherwise 
indicated.] 


BUCKHANNON DISTRICT. 
J. H. Huss, P. E. 
(P, O., Buckhannon, W. Va.) 


Addison, G. E. Ward. 

Barbour, to be supplied. 

Belington, P. C. Mays. 

Beverly, J. W. Engle. 

Beverly Circuit, to be supplied. 

Buckhannon, Asbury Mick. 

Buckhannon Circuit, F. H. J. 
King. 

Cleveland, G. R. Williamson. 

Cowan, P. H. Hawk. 

Cutlipsville, to be supplied. 

Duffy, W. 7. W. Sleeth. 

East Buckhannon, Martin Talbott. 

Elkins, G. 2. Morris. 

Flatwoods, Fred Cottrill. 

Freemansburg. J. A. Marteney. 

Frenchton, L. E. Resseger. 

Glenville, J. C. Strader. 

Holly Grove, O. U. Marple. 

Mingo, to be or 

Montrose, H. MU. Strader. 

Newton, to be supplied. 

Philippi, C. B. Meredith. : 

South hated! T. W. Chi- 
dester. 





WEST VIRGINIA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Sutton, G. D. Smith. 

Ten Mile, J, O. Bolton. 

Troy, A. LZ. Lreland. 

Weston, W. J. Harkness. 

Weston Circuit, P. L. Bent. 

B. W. Hutchinson, President; W. 
A. Haggerty, Instrector, in Con- 
ference Seminary—members of 
Buckhannon Quarterly Conf. 

Gilbert Rogers, Conference Tract 
Agent—member of Buckhannon 
Circuit Quarterly Conference. 


CHARLESTON DISTRICT. 
D. 8S. Hammonpn, P. E. 
(P, O., Charleston, W. Va.) 


Arnoldsburg, J. UW. Kinder. 

Buffalo, W. W. Burton. 

Charleston : Bowman, C.R. Shack- 
elford. 

State Street, A. B. Riker. 
Charleston Cireuit, W. P. Gwinn. 
Cicerone, to be Rapplicg. 
Clendennen, W. H. Hammond. 
Clifton and Mason, Arthur Mer- 

rells. 

Cottageville, E. L. Meadows. 
Danaville, J. M. Grose. 
Elmwood, W. H. Mahon. 
Evans, O. A. Kelley. 
Goldtown, to be supplied. 
Graham Mines, to be supplied. 
Hartford City, C. H. Dlaloney. 
Leon, to be supplied. 

Malden, A. J. Lyda. 

Mount Union, P. D. Fisher. 
Noble, G. W. Alley. 

Point Pleasant, W. J. Holt. 
Ravenswood, C. J. Trippett. 
Raymond, L. E. Leslie. 
Reedy, W. T. McCutchen. 
Ripley, J. J.. White. 

Spencer, E. A. Davis. 
Walton, H. K. Ritfe. 

West Charleston, A. J. L. Curtis. 


CLARKSBURG DISTRICT. 
JEREMIAH Eneate, P. E. 
(P. O., Fairmont, W. Va.) 


Barnesville, L. S. Carter. 
Bridgeport, Cyrus Poling, 
Clarksburg, G. W. Grimes. 
Fairmont, N. B. Johnson. 
Farmington, D. A. Friend. 
Jarvisville, LB. B. Brooks. 
Logansport, W. R. Hennon. 
Lumberport, J. A. Hiatt. 
Mannington; W. B. King. 
Marion, L. N. Coffield. 

Mount Clare, Taylor Richmond. 
Pine Grove, Theophilus McCoy. 
Pruntytown, J: af Arnold. 
Salem, T. G. Meredith. 
Shinnston, / B. Davis. 
Smithton, J. Ff. UeClure. 
West Milfora, M. W. Rider. 
Wilsonburg, A. D. Garret. 
Wyatt, W. D. Reed. 


HUNTINGTON DISTRICT. 
J. W. Beprorp, P. E. 
(P. O., Milton, W. Va.) 


Ashton, to be supplied. 
Cassville, William Fallen. 
Central City, M. 2. Goodrich. 
Ceredo, W. S. Nicholson. 
Coalburg, to be supplied. 

Coal River, to be supplied. 
Copley ville, to be supplied. 











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Dingess, to be supplied. 

East Hamlin, to be supplied. 
Egypt, 4. iM. Grimes, 

Fairfield, 8. M. Day. 
Guyandotte, H. C. Howard. 
Hamlin, F, W. Queen. 

Heart’s Creek, to be supplied. 
Henderson, B. D. Mahone. 
Huntington: First Church, 8. K. 


Arbuthnot. 
Seventh Avenue, Hezekiah 
Scott. 


Hurricane, to be supplied. 
Milton, to be supplied. 
Kanawha City, to be supplied. 
Pigeon Creek, to be Sapplisil: ' 
Reid, to be supplied. j 
Sheridan, to be supplied. 

Stone Coal, to be supplied. 
Saint Albans, B. F. Howell. 
Thacker, H. V. Kingsley. 
Wayne, J. B. Workman. 
Williamson, &. 7. Farley. 
Winfield, H. LZ. Poling. 
Winifred, to be supphed. 


MORGANTOWN DISTRICT. 
§. J. Corron, P. E. 
(P. O., Grafton, W. Va.) 


Arnettsville, F. M. Cain. 
Blacksville, G. H. Williams. 
Gratton, F. N. Lynch. 
Halleck, 6. L. Mercer. 
Jollytown, F. G. W. Ford. 
Kingwood, C. E. Shaw. 
Knottsville, A. E. Barnes. 
Littleton, U. S. G. Carroll. 
Masontown, Marcellus Knotts. 
Monongalia, N. L. Baumgardner, 
Morgantown, Albert Cameron and 
S. J. Miller. 
Morgantown Circuit, 8. E. Jones, 
Palatine, G. C. Shaw. 
Palatine Circuit, A. A. Kelley. 
Tunnelton, W. C. Rogers. 
Wadestown, G. W. Bent. 


NEW RIVER DISTRICT. 
Ty, Hes Jorn an, PSE. 
(P. O., Fayetteville, W. Va.) 


Birch River, to be supplied. 
Boone, to be supplied. 
Brooklyn, 7. H. Shannon. 
Claremont, W. LZ. Barze. 
Clay, to be supplied. 
Concord, to be supplied. 

Elk River, E. C. Conway. 
Fayette, &. G. Backus. 

Flat Top, to be supplied. 
Hewett, to be supplied. 
Hinton, to be supplied. 
Kanawha, to be supplied. 
Logan, to be supplied. 
Mattville, to be supplied. 
Mountain Cove, L. D. Bryan. 
Nicholas, L. S. Grose. 
Norwood, to be supplies 
Oceana, LW. Stephan. 
Ophelia, W. W. Workman. 
Pleasant Retreat, to be supplied, 
Raleigh, J. W. Claypool. 
Summersville, J. W. Carroll. 
Tate Creek, to be supplied. 


OAKLAND DISTRICT. 
L. W. Roserts, P. E. 
(P. O., Oakland, Md.) 


Albrightsville, H. E. Friend. 
Aurora, J. L. B. Jones. | 


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Bayard, J. H. Enlow. 

Blaine, J. H. Koch. 
Brandonville, Daniel Westfall, 
SBruceton Mills, C. #. Feather. 
Cranesville, #. C, Bedford. 
Davis, A. 8. Arnett. 

Deer Park (Md.), J. H. Funk. 
Ktam, to be supplied. 

Evansville, J. N. Sharp. 
Friendsville (Md.), E. R. Skid- 

more. 

Grantsville (Md.), #. P. ldleman. 
Horton, Lugene Weaver. 
Newburg (Md.), C. E. Leatherby. 
Oakland (Md.), R. B. Ward. 
Parsons, C. W. Cox. 

Rowlesburg, A. D. Perry. 
Sinclair, B. /. Hill. 
. Terra Alta, J. M. Warden, 


‘PARKERSBURG DISTRICT. 
JosepH Leg, P. E. 
(P. 0., Parkersburg, W. Va.) 


Belleville, A. D. Adams. 

Big Bend, to be supplied. 
Cairo, A. B. Rohrbough. 
Centerville, P. Z, Musgrave. 
Elizabeth, G. #. Fuller. 
Ellenboro, William Hunter: 
Harrisville, Clemmer Warman. 
Hebron, J. B. Woodyard. 
Middlebourne, W. E. Lovett. 
Newark, L. D. Ashby. 





Parkersburg: First Church, F. 8. 
Townsend, 
Second Church, Gregory Bleak- 
ley. 

Parkersbuitg Cireuit, T. H. Bunt- 
ing. 

Ponnsbor: T. W. Wilson. 

Pleasants, to be supplied. 

Pullman, O, D. King. 

Purseley, Marion Taylor. 

Saint Mary’s, A. W. Ownby. 

Shiloh, F. P. Dunbar. 

Sistersville, H. B. Bowden. 

Smithville, H. C. Sanford. 

South Parkersburg, F. M. Mal- 
colm. 

Voleano, E. D. W. King. 

West Union, C. W. Upton. 

Williamstown, G@. W. Kepler. | 

D. A. Denton, editor of Methodist 
Episcopal Times—member of 
First Church, Parkersburg, 
Quarterly Conference. 

W.G. Smith, Financial Secretary 
of West Virginia Conference 
Seminary—member of Second 
Church, Parkersburg, Quarterly 
Conference. 


WHEELING DISTRICT. 
ARCHIBALD Moors, P. E. 
(P. O., Wheeling, W. Va.) 
Benwood, J. S. Robinson. 


North Parkersburg, to be supplied. | Cameron, John Beddow. 








WEST VIRGINIA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Dallas, V. A. Nanna. 
Fulton, J, S. Harvey. 
Marshall, C. H. Lakin, 
McMechen, Spencer King. 
Moundsville, D. L. Ash. 
Paundsyis Circuit, D. W. Rue 
le. : 
New Martinsville, E. D. Hanna. 
New Martinsville Circuit, W. I. 
Kinsley. 
Pleasant Valley, E. E. King. 
Proctor, to be supplied. 
Short’ Creek and West Liberty, @. 
U. Baisley. : 
Silver Hill, D. F. Carder. 
Triadelphia, O. C. Phillips. 
Wheeling: Chapline Street, Wil- 
liam Anderson. 
Fourth Street, J. L. Sooy, ¥. D. 
T. Bickley. 
North Street, C. B. Graham. 
Thomson Church, C. E. Clark. 
Wesley Chureh, 8. P. Crum- 
mett. 
Zane Street, B. B. Evans. 


W. E. Craig, A. W. Chambers, W. 
G. Loyd, F. M. Marple, C. 8. 
Hughes, and G@. .A. Shahan, left 
without appointments to attend 
some one of our schools. 


Qurst. 80. Where shall the next: 
Conference be hela ? 


In Mannington, W. Va. 





UPPER IOWA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Dubuque, Ia., Oct. 6=11, 1897. 


BISHOP WARREN, Presiding. 


Qurst. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences @ 

T. H. Sheckler, J. A. Ward, 
and Frank G. Barnes, from Min- 
nesota; W. H. Smith, from 
Northwest German; J. F. Black, 
from Northwest Iowa; 8. C. Bron- 
son, fron lowa—6, 


Quzst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quzst. 3. Who have heen Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have heen Received 
on Trial? 
~ (a) In Studies of First Year. 

George H. Bretnall, Charles E. 
Smith, George W. Dunham, Carl 
K. Hudson, James B. Bird, Harry 
F. Doreas, Edwin G. Copeland, 
John W. Batcheller, Charles S. 
Cole—9. 


(0) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 





Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial 2 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Chas. B. Wright, Jesse L. Mc- 
Laughlin, C. A. Peddicord, Geo. E. 
Pooler, Henry A. Dalrymple, Wil- 
son E. Manley, Homer Wroten —7. 


(5) In Studies of Second Year. 

Melvin J. Locke, Perkins S. 
Slocum, John T. Beach, Herbert 
M. Chambers, Elmer Fish, John 
H. Oliver, Frank W. Bretnall, 
Charles E. Logsdon, G. Logan 
Heiserman, John L. Seaton—10. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
Jay C. Goodrich, William G. 
Crowder—2. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 


None. 
Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
Peter D. Davisson, Squire 
Heath—2. 


Quzst. 7. Who have been Adnuitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 


William F. Spry, Samuel E. 
Yaggy, Benjamin W. Soper—3, 


5. 





W. HEALD, Secretary. 
Post office of Secretary, Tipton, Ia. 
(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
Allen B. Curran, Richard De 
Castello, Lucius C. Clark, Fred P. 
Fisher—4, 


rf 
Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 

William F. Spry, Fred P. Fish- 
er, Samuel E. Yaggy, Benjamin 
W. Soper, Allen B. Curran, Rich- 
ard De Castello, Lucius C. Clark 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
‘viously. 


Chester E. Sheldon, William O. 
Tompkins, Frank G, Barnes—8. 


Quzst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 

James G. 8. Myers, John Daw- 
son, De Witt C. Perry, John Q. 
Robinson, William A. Wolcott, 
Fred I. Stevens, Thomas J. El- 
wick, Cyrus W. Cleveland, 
Charles Dolan, Alonzo B, Fickle, 
Elmer T. Gruwell, Clint J. W. 
Triem, William T. 8. Fleming— 
13. 


4 UPPER IOWA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Compiced the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 

Erastus B. Downs, Amos A, 
Luce, Lerton D. Stubbs, Kenneth 
Money, Walter E. Van Buren, 
James H. Thompson, Dilman 
Smith—7. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 


H. 8. Wilkinson. 


Quxsr. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
John L. Seaton, Carl K. Hud- 
son, E. E. Fowler, William G. 
Crowder—4. \ 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


QpveEst. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 
The case of G. E. Scott was re- 
ferred to the Presiding Elder for 
further investigation. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Terred, and to what Conferences ? 

W.S. Lewis, L. U. McKee, and 
Herbert G. Campbell, to North- 
west lowa; J. M. Wilkinson, to 
Minnesota; J. L. Beatty, to 
North Dakota—d. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 


B. R. Holcomb, G. W. Brindell, 
C. R. Alderson—3. 


(See obituaries, p. 456.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request 2 


T. A. Miller. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
G. L. Kulp. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints 2 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Qurst. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 

The orders of Rev. O. 8. Davis, 

at.elder in the Wesleyan Metho- 
dist Church, were recognized. 


Quest, 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers? 
Jesse Smith, W. 8S. Skinner, J. 





S. Eberhart, J. N. Platt, C. F. 
McLean, Daniel Battin, E. W. 
Jeffries, W. S. Dorwin, 8S. B. 
Maltbie, Thomas Oliver, J. F. 
Baker, H. E. Wyckoff, G. Rk. Man- 
ning, W. W. Smith, L, 8, Hind- 
et J. A. Ward, D. M. Parker 
SAG: : 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nwated Preachers ? 

Uriah Eberhart, J. G. Wilkin- 
son, J. W. Gould, 8S. G. Gossard, 
Ashael Bronson, J. C. Ayers, C. 
M. Sessions, Isaac Newton, Wil- 
liam Young, John Montgomery, 
H. W. Houghton, J. L. Paine, P. 
E. Miller, Jacob Hurrell, C. W. 
Burgess, Asa Critchfield, John 
Bowman, J. M. Rankin, R. W. 
Millner, F.C. Wolfe, 8. W. Ing- 
ham, Harvey Taylor, Reese Wolte, 
Joseph Cook, M. T. Smedley, 
Elias Skinner, John Dolph, J. J. 
Littler, J. D. Tull, William Cobb, 
J. M. Ferris, Joseph Ridlington, 
J. F. Hestwood, Jacob Haymond, 
R. W. Peebles, J. R. Cameron, G. 
W. Rodgers, H. S. Church, W. E. 
McCormae, L. 8S. Keagle, Smith 
Knickerbocker, A. C. Manwell, 
R. W. Keeler, I. C. Lusk, J. W. 
Kynett, L. 8. Cooley, J. E. Ba- 
ker, C. A. Hawn, P. W. Gould— 
49. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

E. J. Lockwood, H. O. Pratt, 
S. N. Fellows, H. H. Green, C. L. 
Gould, A. W. Smith, W. F. Bar- 
clay—7. 


Quest. 25. What ts the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 559.) 


Quust. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$48,925. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


Twenty Cents per member. 


Quest 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$6,153,42, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in the State 
of Iowa. 


CEDAR FALLS DISTRICT. 
F, M. Coreman, P. E. 
(P. O., Cedar Falls, Ia.) 
Allison, S. #. Yaggy. 
Brandon, to be supplied. 
Cedar Falls, E. J. Lockwood. 
Clarksville, W. N. Brown. 
Coldwater and Powersville, to be 
supplied. 
Frederica, John Bretnall. 








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Genesco, J. B. Bird. 
Greene, R. D. Black. 
Hansell, J. G. S. Myers. 
Janesville, F. P, Cassidy. 
La Porte City, G. E. Shear. 
Marble Rock, J. H. Kepel. 
Mount Auburn, F. X. Miller. 
Nashua, W. B. Davis. 
New Hartford, W. E. Ross. 
Nora Springs, T. H. Sheckler. 
Northwood, A. A. Luce. 
Parkersburg, Walter Piper. 
Plainfield, 7. J. Hlwick. 
Plymouth, R. M. Ackerman. 
Raymond, W. H. Lusted. 
Rockford, W. M. Lemen. 
Rudd, W. H. Smith. 
Shell Rock, Daniel Sheffer. 
Sumner, W. W. Robinson. 
Waterloo: First Church, O. A. 
Luce. : 

Grace, T. M. Evans. __ 
Waterloo Circuit, J. W. Batch- 

eller. 
Waverly, De Witt Clinton. 


J. E. Ensign, Superintendent of 
Children’s Home Society. 


KE. T. Brush, L. D. Stubbs, Johw 
Dawson, O..B. Waite, J. L. Mc- 
Laughlin, J. C. Goodrich, J. 
L. Seaton, H. G. Copeland, G. 
L. Heserman, C0, A. Peddicord, 
Homer Wroten, Kenneth Money, 
W. T. 8. Fleming, .G. F. 
Young, and AH. A. Dalrymple, 
left without appointments to at- 
tend some one of our schools. 


CEDAR RAPIDS DISTRICT. 
W. W. Carton, P. E. " 
(P. O., Cedar Rapids, Ia.) 


Alburnett and Paris, C. AK. Hud- 
SON. 
Anamosa, J. F. Black. 
Cedar Bluffs, J. H. Thompson. 
Cedar Rapids: Bohemian, fich- 
ard de Castello. 
Saint Paul’s, W. F. Barclay. 
Trinity, F. L. Loveland. 
Center Point, W. N. Chaffee. 
Central City, /. P. Fisher. 
Coggon, #. T, Gruwell. 
Dysart, E. B. Downs. 
Fairfax, Adam Holm, 
Garrison, W. H. Clement. 
Jowa City, J. 8. McCord. 
Kenwood Park and Marion Cir- 
cuit, Hadwen Williams. 
Lisbon, M. A. Goodell. 
Marion, F. W. Luce. 
Mechanicsville, 8. S. Smith. 
Mount Vernon, H. C. Stuntz. 
Mount Vernon Circuit, to be sup- 


plied. 

Norway and Eldorado, to be sup- 
plied. 

Oasis, to be supplied. 

Palo and Lewis Bottom, B. D. 
Alden. 

Prairie Chapel and Wesley, J. T. 


Spry. 
Ryan, to be supplied. 
Shellsburg and Eden, 


Spry. 
Solon, H. L. Townsend. 
Springville, Bilman Smith. 
Stanwood, to be supplied. 
Tipton, S. W. Heald. 
Traer, J. B. Jones. 
Urbana, H. FP. Dorcas. 


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Vinton, R. D. Parsons. 
Viola, B. W. Soper. 
Walker, J. D. Perry. 

_ West Branch, R. W. Coats. 


A. J. Kynett, Corresponding Sec- 
retary of Board of Church Ex- 
tension—member of Mount Ver- 
non Quarterly Conference. 

W. F. King, President; Hugh 
Boyd, Professor ; Thomas Nicii- 
olson, Professor and Principal 
of Academy, in Cornell College 
—menbers of Mount Vernon 
Quarterly Conference. 

J.T. Crippen, Agent of Cornell 
College—member of Marion 
Quarterly Conference. 

8B. C. Hammond, Chaplain in 
United States Army, Fort Sell, 
Ok. Ter.—member of Mount 
Vernon Quarterly Conference. 

H. H. Fairall, Editor of Jowa 
Methodist —member of lowa 
City Quarterly Conference. 

EH. G. Hunt, Missionary in Utah. 

W. #. Manley, Missionary in 
China. ; ; 

H. A. Bassett, Missionary in 
Mexico. 


DAVENPORT DISTRICT. 
HE. L. Mituer, P. E. 
(P. 0., Davenport, Ia.) 


Andrew, R. A. Miller. 

Calamus and Grand Mound, -/. Q. 
Robinson. 

Camanche and Tabernacle, F. T. 
Heatley. 

Center Junction, W. E. Van 
Buren. 

Clarence, A. M. McIntosh. 

Clinton: Bowman, H. E. Wilcox. 
First Church, P. S. Slocum. 
Lyons, M. H. Smith. 

Davenport: First Chureh, H. 0. 

Pratt. 

Fourteenth Street, W. S. Craft. 

De Witt, S. C. Platts. 

Delmar, H. 8. Bargelt. 

Elwood, Eugene Ketcham. 

Inland, H. F. Wyatt. 

Le Claire, D. N. Howe. 

Low Moor, W. O. Tompkins. 

Lowden, to be supplied. 

Maquoketa, W. C. Macurdy.. 

Miles, W. H. Doner. 

Monmouth, W. F. Bacon. 

Morley, to be supplied. 

Olin, R. N. Earhart. 

Oxford Mills, to be supplied. 

Preston, O. W. Rose. 

Sabula, W. R. Dyre. 

Tipton, Farnum Ellis. 

Wyoming, A. W. Smith. 


W.S. R. Bugnett, Superintendent 
of Iowa Children’s Home So- 
ciety—member of First Church, 
Davenport, Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 








DECORAH, DISTRICT. 
F. M. Rosertson, P. £. 
(P. O., Fayette, Ia.) 


Bassett,, Charles Dolan. : 

Burr Oak and Hesper, Joel Hil- 
burn. 

Calmar, C. A. Parkin. 

Charles City, C. L. Gould. 

Clermont, M. W. 8. Perry. 

Cresco, F, P. Shaffer. 

Cresco Circuit, T, H. Hendricks. 

Decorah, L. L. Lockard. 

Elkader, A. B. Fickle. 

Elma, D, C. Perry. 

Floyd, J. RB. Santord. 

Frankville, Llmer Fish. : 

Fredericksburg, H. R. Salisbury. 

Guttenburg and Clayton, to be 
supplied. 

Hawkeye, F. H. Linn. 

Lansing, to be supplied. 

Lime Springs and Chester, H. J. 
Bowder. 

Luana, B. C. Barnes. 

McGregor, 8. R. Ferguson. 

Mitchell, G. B. Crinklaw. 

Monona, /. J. Stevens. 

New Albin, W. G. Crowder. 

New Hampton, William Lease. 

Osage, B. D. Smith. 

Osage Circuit, C. #. Smith. 

Postville, H. H. Barton. 

Ricéville, P. N. Dwello. 

Ridgeway, J. G. Eberhart. 

Saint Ansgar, William 
mings. 

Stacyville, A. B. Calder. 

Volga City, J. K. Shifter. 

Waucoma, L. N. Green. 

Waukon, J. W. McCord. 

West Union, John Gammons. 


DUBUQUE DISTRICT. 
CoH Tayaor, Ps By 
(P. O., Manchester, Ia.) 


Arlington, J. B. Wyatt. 

Cascade, H. UM. Chambers. 

Center Grove, J. J. Kidder. 

Colesburg, G@. W. Dunham. 

Cottage Hill, B. A. Wright. 

Delhi, E. R. Lemon. 

Dubuque: Grandview Avenue, 
H. 8. Wilkinson. 

Jackson Avenue, to be sup- 

plied. 

Saint Luke’s, W. A. Shanklin. 
Dubuque Cireuit, J. 7. Beach. 
Dyersville, G. L. Garrison. 
Earlville, Horace Foote. 
Edgewood, A. D. Stevens. 
Epworth, W. H. Slingerland. 
Fairbank, F, H. Wyrick. 

Farley, O. C. De Puy. 

Fayette, S. N. Fellows. 
Fayette Circuit, to be supplied. 
Greeley, W. A. Gibbons. 
Hazleton, P. J. Leonard. 

Be eee ye D. S. Staebler. 
Independence, T. E. Taylor. 
Jessup, J. H. Hayward. 
Lamont, Samuel Goodsell. 


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UPPER IOWA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Langworthy, 7. W. Bretnall. 
Manchester, W. F. Pitner. 
Masonville, to be supplied. 
Maynard, J. N. Blodgett. 
Monticello, K. G. Waite. 
Oelwein, (1. J. W. Trien. 
Otterville, C. M. Wheat, 
Quasqueton, A. B. Curran. 
Randalia, to be supplied. 

Silver Creek, J. B. Metcalf. 

Strawberry Point, R. C. Lusk. 

Winthrop, J. H. Hoskyn. 

J. W. Bissell, President of the 
Upper Iowa University—mem- 
ber of Fayette Quarterly Con- 
ference. 


i. G. Barnes, Principal of the 
Epworth Seminary -—- member 
of Epworth Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 


S. C. Bronson, Professor in the 
Garrett Biblical Institute—mem- 
ber of Fayette Quarterly Con- 
ference. 


F. E. Du Bois, Missionary in Wy- 
oming. 


MARSHALLTOWN DISTRICT. 
J. B. Axsroox, P. E. 
(P. 0., Marshalltown, Ia.) 


Ackley, W. A. Wolcott. | 
Albion, Richard Swearingen. 
Beaman, Hiram Bailey. 
Belle Plaine, Nathaniel Pye. 
Blairstown, C. #. Logsdon. 
Chelsea, to be supplied. 
Conrad, C. W. Cleveland. 
Elberon, (. 8. Cole. 
Eldora, T. E. Fleming. 
Geneva, N. F. Norton. 
Gilman, A. A. Mason. 
Gladbrooke, O. R. Newell. 
Grundy Center, 8. I. McKimm. 
Hampton, J. C. Magee. 
lowa Falls, H. H. Green. 
Laurel, 1. J. Locke. 
Le Grand, J. H. Oliver. 
Marshalltown, J. G. Van Ness. 
Mason City, J. A. Davis. 
Melbourne and Van Cleve, to be 
supplied. 
Montour, 8. C. Bretnall. 
Morrison, G. H. Pooler. 
Reinbeck, T. A. Trimble. 
Rockwell, U. £. Sheldon. 
Rhodes, T. H. Trevithick. 
Sheffield, J. R. A. Hanner. 
State Center, N. A. Mershon. 
Steamboat Rock, C. B. Wright. 
Tama, ZL. C. Clark. 
Tama Circuit, to be supplied. 
Toledo, G. B. Shoemaker, 
Toledo Circuit, Alonzo Camp. 
Union, I. B. Bickford. 
Whitten, Edward Lee. 


Quest. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Marion, Ia. 


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NORTHERN MINNESOTA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Fergus Falls, Minn., Oct. 6, 1897. 


BISHOP HURST, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences : 

Samuel H. Dewart and Edwin 
L. Ferris, from Minnesota; Ira N. 
Goodell, from Puget Sound; Mil- 
ton L. Hutton, from Wilmington ; 
Wm. E. Loomis, from Montana; 
Jos. G. Morrison and Alex. D. 
Smith, from Dakota; Chas. B. 
Mitchell, from Saint Louis; Wm. P. 
McVey, from Foo-Chow; Martin 
O. Stockland, from Oklahoma; Jos. 
#, Houlgate, from Nebraska—11. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted 2 
None. 


Quxst. 38. Who have been Receined 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(qa) In Studies of First Year. 
Edgar K. Copper, Floyd E. 
Fairbanks, James A. Geer, Rode- 


rick Murray, David L. Shrode—s. | 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
Robert C. Manly. 


Quzst. 5. Who haze been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Robert J. Taylor, Andrus L. 
Richardson—2. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 

Charles O. Beekman, Edwin A. 
Cooke, William Fletcher, Charles 
J. St. Hill, John C. Craig—é, 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
John W. Powell, Jr. 


Quzstr. 6. Who have been, Discon- 
tinued ? 
Henry H. Sanderson. 


Quest. 7, Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Blected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 
Richard H. Dempsey, James F. 
Pickard, George E. Satterlee, Ru- 
pert J. W. Swinnerton—4. 


{b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third .Year ? 


{a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 


Richard H. Dempsey, James F. 





j. B. 


HINGELEY, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, 718 Masonic Temple, Minneapolis, Minn. 


Pickard, George E. Satterlee, Ru- 
pert J. W. Swinnerton—4. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Charles E. Shepherd, Charles 
H. Stevenson, James W. Vallen- 
tyne, George P. Watson—4. 


Qursr. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 
William Burns, Henry Nobbs, 
George E. Pickard, Webster H. 
Robinson, Billy E. Sherwin, 
George G. Vallentyne—6. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Flected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 

Thomas E. Archer, Charles F¥. 
Davis, Joseph E. Houlgate, Jo- 
seph G. Morrison, George W. 
Proctor, Reddington L. Snyder, 
Martin O. Stockland, Thompson 
W. Stout, James Thompson—9. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 


None. 


Quest. 11, What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons? 


(a) As Local Preachers, 
None. 


(b)\Under Missionary Rule. 
Edwin A. Cooke. 


Qurst. 12. What others have heen 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 


F. M. Doherty and F. P. Harris, 
to Wilmington; E. L. Watson, to 
Baltimore ; 8, F. Kerfoot and Pe- 
ter Clare, to Minnesota; J. A. 
Ward, to Upper Iowa—6. 


Quxst. 15. Who have Died ? 
F. O. Holman, P. A. Moore—2. 
(See obituaries, p. 456.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request 2 


None. 





Quezst. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quust. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 


P.S. Ingersoll, G. A. Cowden, , 


R. C. Opie—s. 


Quxst. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Qurst. 21. What other Personal 
Notution should be made? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

C. B. Brecount, C. T. Barkuloo, 
J. R. Berry, RB. M. Carter, M. W. 
Davis, A. W. Edwards, J. S. Gar- 
vin, Levi Hall, H. C. Maynard 


Quust. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


A. H. Abbott, E, J. Bickell, L. 
D. Brown, E. 8S. Bunce, B. Y. 
Coffin, William Copp, John Do-: 
ran, George Galpin, D. J. Hig- 
gins, A. H. Hitchcock, Noah 
Lathrop, M. O. McNiff, Aaron 
Matson, H. B. Molyneaux, Wil- 
liam Rice, S. T. Show, J. L. 
Smith, J. H. Stuntz, J. G. Teter, 
F. H. Tubbs—20. 


Quxst. 24.° Who are the Triers of 


Appeals ? 

J. W. Heard, C. W. Lawson, 
J. H. Dewart, E. C. Clemans, W. 
M. Pickard, William Hansom, H. 
J. Van Fossen—Y. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 583.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$24,438. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$4,730. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$2,128, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


i 


8388 


Qursr, 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
- of Minnesota.) 


DULUTH DISTRICT. 
Rosert Forsss, P. E. 
(P. O., 6009 Raleigh St., Duluth, Minn.) 


Aitkin, M. O. Stockland. 

Becker and Santiago, to be sup- 
plied. 

Biwabik, to be supplied. 

Brainerd, W. E. Losietas 

Brainerd Cireuit, to be supplied. 

Clear Lake, G. W. Proctor. 

Cloquet, &. H. Dempsey. 

Duluth: Asbury, J. W. Heard. 
City Missions, H. H. Dresser. 
First Chureh, G. H. Humason. 
Grace, G, R. Geer. 

Lester Park, G. #. Pickard. 
Oneota, A. LZ. Richardson. 
Proctor Knott, to be supplied. 

Duluth Circuit, L. F. Merritt. 

Elk River, William Fletcher. 

Ely, #. A. Cooke. 

Estes Brook and Morrill, to be sup- 
plied. ~ 

Evelith and Sparta, C. H. Steven- 
son. 

Finnish Mission, to be supplied. 

Grand Rapids, to be supplied. 

Hibbing, G. #. Satterlee. 

Indian Mission (John Clark) Ke- 
we-tah-pe-na-sise. 

Little Falls, R. L. Snyder. 

Milaca and Foreston, to be sup- 
plied. 

Mora, W. H. Robinson. 

Mountain Iron, to be supplied. 

North Branch, to be supplied. 

Pine City, to be supplied. 

Princeton, F. H. Roberts. 

Princeton Cireuit, 7. A. Geer. 

Royalton, R. A. Sanderson. 

Rush City, to be supplied. 

Soudan, to be supplied. 

Taylor’s Falls, to be supplied. 

Two Harbors, F. M. Taylor. 

Virginia, C. 8. Kathan. 

Wyoming, G. P. Watson. 


MINNEAPOLIS DISTRICT. 
J. F. Cuarresr, P. E. 
(P. 0., Box 243, Minneapolis, Minn,) 


Anoka, M. L. Hutton. 
Brooklyn Center, David Tice. 
Champlin, Henry Nobbs. 
Eden Prairie and Bloomington, to 
be supplied. 
Excelsior, Elijah Haley. 
Minneapolis: Bloomington Ave- 
nue, C. F. Davis. 
Broadway, to be supplied. 
City Missions, T. F. Allen. 
First Church, William Fielder, 
Forest Heights, E. C. Clemans. 
Foss, to be supplied, 
Fowler, W. P. McVey. 


Franklin Avenue, J. H. De- 
wart. 

Henney Avenue, C. B. Mitch- 
e 


Lake Street, W. A. Shannon. 

Minnehaha, to be supplied. 

North Church, C. F. Sharpe. 
/ Park Avenue, T. W. Stout. 





Minneapolis: Saint Louis Park, 

to be supplied. 

Simpson, 8. N. McAdoo. 

Thirteenth Avenue, J. C. Shel- 
land. 

Trinity, J. B. Hingeley. 

Twenty-fourth Street, 
Sweatt. 

Wesley, M. 8S. Hughes. 

Western Avenue, E. lL. Ferris. 

Parker Lake, &. J. Taylor. 

Richfield, B. F. Kephart. 

Saint Francis and Burns, 2. J. W. 
Swinnerton. 

L. P. Smith, Chaplain in Soldiers’ 
Home—member of Minnehaha, 
Minneapolis, Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 

E. 8. Pilling, Agent of Asbury 
Hospital—member of Simpson, 
Minneapolis, Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 

Jabez Brooks, Professor in Uni- 
versity of Minnesota—member 
of Wesley, Minneapolis, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

G. 8. Innis, Professor in Hamline 
University—member of Henne- 
pin Avenue, Minneapolis, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

J. H. Macomber, Chaplain in 
United States Army—member 
of Anoka Quarterly Conference. 

C. M. Heard, Editor of Conference 
Examiner—member of Henne- 
pin Avenue, Minneapolis, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

Thomas McClary, Railroad Chap- 
lain—member of Wesley, Min- 
neapolis, Quarterly Conference. 


SAINT CLOUD DISTRICT. 
R. N. McKate, P. E. 
(P. O., Hamline, Minn.) 


Alexandria, J. M. Brown. 

Argyle and Stephen, to be sup- 
plied. 

Barnesville, Abraham Neelands. 

Clearwater, J. W. Mower. 

Crookston, J. E. Houlgate. 

Deer Creek, to be supplied. 

Detroit, Welliam Burns, 

Eagle Bend, Edwin Deacon. 

Fergus Falls, R. H. Craig. 

Fisher and Mallory, W. ©. Mc- 
Allister, 

Frazee, C. 2. Shepherd. 

Glenwood, Villard, and Maple 
Lake, to be supplied. 

Grove Lake, Lyman Prairie, and 
Sedan, to be supplied. 

Hawley and Stockwood, &. @. 
Manly. 

Hubbard and Mannagha, James 
Thompson, 

Long Prairie, E. H. Nicholson. 

Melrose, C. O. Beckman. 

Monticello, H. J. Van Fossen. 

Moorhead, F. E. Ross. 

Osakis and English Grove, I. N. 
Goodell. 

Parker’s Prairie, Eastern, 
Elmo, to be supplied. 

Park Rapids, #. K. Copper. 

Pelican Rapids, J. F. Pickard. 

Saint Cloud, L. W. Ray. 


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NORTHERN MINNESOTA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Sauk Center, C. W. Lawson. 

Staples and Motley, G. H. Tindall. 

Thief River Falls and Saint Hil- 
aire, to be supplied. 

Verndale and Hewitt, D. E. Wil- 
son, 

Wadena, 8. H. Dewart. 

Warren, E. F. Spicer. 


WILLMAR DISTRICT. 
R. R. Aronison, P.E. 
(P. O.,, 313 Newton Avenue, N. Minne- 
apolis, Minn.) 
Annandale and Grace Chureh, W. 
H. Barkuloo. 

Appleton and Holloway, William 
Hansom. i 

Armstrong, Rockford, and Mound 
City, to be supplied. 

Beardsley, J. C. Craig. 

Bellingham and Lake Shore, Wil- 
liam Pickard. P 

Bird Island, to be supplied. 

Breckenridge and ey to be 
supplied. 

Brown’s Valley, @. G. Vallentyne. 

Buffalo and North Rockwood, -/. 
W. Vallentyne. 

Cedar Mills and Spring Grove, A. 
F. Thompson. 

Clinton, Custer, and Adelaide, 2B. 
Hi. Sherwin. 

Dassal, Bonniwall’s Mills, and Co~ 
kato, to be supplied. 

Delano, Montrose, and Water- 
town, J. L. Farber. 

Eden Valley, Manana, and Union 
Grove, John Doran, sup’d. 

Glencoe, J. H. Cudlipp. 

Granite Falls, to be supplied. 

Hector and Brookfield, J. R. Da~ 
vies. 

Hereford, Campbell, and Tintah, 
to be supplied. 

Herman and Eldorado, T. E. 
Archer. 

Howard Lake and Smith Lake, 
Roderick Murray. 

Hutchinson, F. W. Hart. 

Kimball Prairie and Pleasant 
Grove, D. L. Shrode. 

Lester Prairie and Norwood, to be 

pabtin® 

Litchfield and Forest City, J. G. 
Morrison. 

Montevideo and Rosewood, Thom- 
as Billings. 

Morris, George Willett. 

Olivia, H. W. Knowles. 

Ortonville and Pleasant Valley, 
A. D. Smith. 

Paynesville, L. S. Koch. 

Renville, 8. S. Farley. 

Stewart and Buffalo Lake, F. 2. 
Fairbanks. 

Willmar and Raymond, to be 
supplied. 


C.J. St. Hill, Missionary in North 
Montana. 


J. W. Powell, Jr, and A. J. 
Northrup, left without appoint- 
ments to attend some one of our 
schools. 


Quest. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Hutchinson, Minn. 


ROCK RIVER CONFERENCE, 1897. 


089 
/ 


ROCK RIVER: CONFERENCE, 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

G. M. Jeffrey, from Des Moines; 
EL. W. Akers, trom Dakota;, Wil- 
liam Ashford, from Northern New 
York; Louis Lesemann, from 
Saint Louis German; Charles H. 
Zimmerman, from Wisconsin—5. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 

A. B. Smart (located, Rock Riv- 
er Conference, 1884). 


Quxsr. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

James K. Shields, Raymond T. 
‘Oookingham, Frank W. Barnum, 
‘Theophilus A. Brewster, Fred A. 
‘Graham, Fred D. Stone, Sidney C. 
Bennett, Charles K. Carpenter—8. 


4b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
{«) In Studies of First Year. 
Otho E, Read. 


<b) In Studies of Second Year. 

Ira E. Honeywell, General G. 
Stewart, John W. Funston, John 
W. McKitrick, Walter S. Strana- 
han—d. 


<c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


{d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quzst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(qa) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


Harlow V. Holt, William I. 
Thomas, Benjamin Rist, Howard 
E. Clark—4, 


{b) Soe ee a Ordained Deacons pre- 


viously. 
Levi P. Warrington, Philip J. 
Hasenstab, George Bernreuter, 


David T, Stephenson—4. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 


Harlow V. Holt, William I. 





J. W. 


Held in Chicago, Il., Oct. 6-13, 1897. 
BISHOP MERRILL, Presiding. 


RICHARDS, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Freeport, Ill. 


Thomas, Benjamin Rist, Howard 
E. Clark, Levi P. Warrington, 
Philip J. Hasenstab, George Bern- 
reuter, David T. Stephenson—8. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously, 


Charles S. Clay, Edwin W. 
Akers—2. 


Quzst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 
Wilfred J. Abel, Charles A. 
Gage, Penrose G. Lineweaver, 
Homer G. Warren, Charles V. La 
Fontaine, John E. Fluck, William 
M. Ewing, Charles A. Kelley, 
Dennis C. Clancy, Samuel H. 
Wirsching, Daniel T. Kahl—11. 


Quxst. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


Edward B. Crawford, Willie E. 
Way, Frank C. Lockwood, Mat- 
thew G. Wenz, Larkin A. Rock- 
well, Joseph L. Walker, Charles 
D. Wilson, Charles Virden, Al- 
mon C, Abel—9. 

(b) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 


James F. Clancy. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 

William H. Head, Walter C. 
Scott, William J. Burrows, Hiram 
F. Lawler, James K. Shields, 
Charles L. Hocking, Sidney C. 
Bennett—7. = 
(6) Under Missionary Rule. 

None. 
Quest. 12. What others have been 

Elected and Ordained Hiders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 

None. 
(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 
Quzst. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 

This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


& 
Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 


H. W. Bolton, to West Wiscon- 
sin; R. W. Bland, to Southern 
California—2. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
S. F. Denning, J. S. Best, Jas. 
Baume—4. 
(See obituaries, p. 440.) 


Sd 





Quxsr. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located? 
None. 


Quust. 18. Who have Withdrawn? 
R. §. Martin, J. 8. Wilson, U. 
S. Villars, M. EK. Frazer—4, 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints? = 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled? 
None. 


Quxst. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

A. §. Maxham, W. H. Tibbals, 
Watson Tranter, J. F. Forrest, C. 
W. Crall, J. R. Allen, Robert 
Proctor, William Goodfellow, H. 
C. Gavitt, R. A. Harwood, Wat- 
son Thatcher, Joseph Wardle, W. 
C. Dandy, D. H. Wheeler, C. A. 
Bucks, N. W. Deveneau, Cass 
Davis, W. C. Howard—18. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

Fletcher Pomeroy, Christopher 
Lazenby, A. D. Field, Elijah 
Stone, George Richardson, W. M. 
Foreman, E, M. Battis, H. T. Sco- 
ville, A. P. Hatch, M. H. Triggs, / 
J. W. P. Jordan, H. U. Reynolds, 
D. W. Linn, H. N. Stoddard, 
Thomas Cochran, A. M. Early, 
Edwin Brown, Alexander Youker, 
O. E. Burch, Leonard Clifford, 
Samuel Hewes, Rufus Congdon, 
W. F. Stewart, Silas Searle, R. K. 
Bibbins, W. D. Atchison, J. L. 
Backus, W. H. Strout, A. J. Jut- . 
kins, H. J. Huston, J. O. Foster, 
T. R. Satterfield, J. H. More, F. 
A. Read, J. C. Stoughton, J. 8. 
David,F. P. Cleveland, John Nate, 
Jacob Hartman, Caleb Foster, 
Alonzo Campbell, William Clark, 
Amos Wiley, W. H. Haight, G. L. 
Wiley—45. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

G. W. Winslow, C. W. Thorn- 
ton, A. H. Miller, W. F. Atchison, 
N. O. Freeman, W. W. Painter, 
A. W. Patten—7. 


Quust. 25, What as the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p, 533.) 


390) 


Qazsr. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer / 

$94,435. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ¢ 


$11,305. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Olaims, and how has wz 
been Applied 2 

$10,852, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
{These appointments are all in the State 
of Illinois.) 
CHICAGO DISTRICT. 
' H. G. Jackson, P. E. 
(P. 0., 57 Washington 8t., Chicago, Ill.) 


Blue Island, W. B. Slaughter. 

Chicago: Asbury, C. A. Kelley. 
Auburn Park, C. A. Van Anda. 
Berean, to be supplied. 
Calumet Heights, to be supplied. 
Cummings, to be supplied. 
Deaf Mute Mission, B J. Hasen- 

stab, ° 

Englewood: First Church, P. H. 
Swift. 
Second Church, E. A. Stickel- 
man. 
Fernwood, J. J. Rapp. 
First Church, J. P. Brushing- 
ham. 
Garfield Boulevard, C. A. Bun- 
ker. 
Hegewisch, to be supplied. 
Hyde Park, A. W. Patten. 
Ingleside Avenue, W. J. Liber- 
ton. 
Italian Mission, to be supplied. 
Kensington, to be supplied. 
Langley Avenue, to be supplied. 
Loomis Street, O. E, Murray. 
Normal Park, J. 8. Bell. 
Oakland, W. O. Shepard. 

Lock Street, to be supplied. 
Parkside, J. F. Boeye. 
Prospect Avenue, to be supplied. 
Pullman, J. N. Dingle. 

Saint James, Robert McIntyre. 

Seventy-seventh Street, #. 
Honeywell. 

Simpson, G. 8. Young. 

South Chicago, R. C. Harker. 

South Englewood, M. G. Wenz. 

South Park Avenue, W. A. 

Burch. 

State Street, R. B. Kester. 
Stony Island, to be supplied. 
Trinity, Frank Crane. 

Marie Chapel, to be supplied. 

Vineent, H. #. Clark. 
Wabash Avenue, G. K. Flack. 
West Pullman, L. A. Rockwell. 
Woodlawn Park, W. F. Atchi- 
son. 
Dalton, to be supplied. 
Harvey: First Church, C. S. 
Moore. 
Honore Street, F. C. Lockwood. 
Lansing, to be supplied. 
Morgan Park, N. O. Freeman. 
North Harvey, to be supplied. 





‘ 


Thornton and Glenwood, W. J. 
Thomas. 


Luke Hitchcock, Corresponding 
Secretary of Superannuates’ Re- 
lief Association — member 
Saint James, Chicago, Quarterly 
Conference. 

A. D. Traveller, Superintendent 
and Corresponding Secretary of 
Chicago Home Missionary and 
Church Extension Society — 
member of First Church, Chi- 
cago, Quarterly Conference. 

W. A. Spencer, Corresponding 
Secretary of Board of Church 
Extension — member of First 
Church,Chicago, Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

C. G. Trusdel], General Superin- 
tendent of Chicago Relief and 
Aid Society—member of First 
Church, Chicago, Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

Olin A. Curtis, Professor in Drew 
Theological Seminary—member 
of First Church, Englewood, 
Quarterly Conference, 

John Williamson, Instructor in 
Analytical Bible Study, Chicago 
Training School, and General 
Bible Teacher—member of South 
Park Avenue, Chicago, Quarter- 
ly Conference. 

Samuel Weir, Professor in Uni- 
versity of City of New York— 
member of First Church, Chica- 
go, Quarterly Conference. 

J.J. Tobias, Professor in Chicago 
Law Schoo]—member of Trin- 
ity, Chicago, Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 


CHICAGO NORTHERN DIST. 
C. E. ManpEvittz, P. E. 
(P. 0.,47 Washington 8t., Chicago, Ill.) 


Antioch, W. S. Stranahan. 

Arlington Heights, 7. 4, Brewster. 

Austin, M. W. Satterfield. 

Benton, to be supplied. 

ae Augusta Street, R. A. 
orley 


Avondale, H. V. Holt. 

Cuyler, C. D. Wilson. 

Deering, A. H. Miller. 

Elsmere, G. I. Larash. 

Epworth, F. D. Sheets. 

Erie Street, #. W. Akers. 

Evanston Avenue, J. I. Odgers. 

Grace, F. H. Sheets. 

Gross Park, to be supplied. 

Hamlin Avenue, A. C. Abel. 

Hermosa, T. H. M. Coghlan. 

Humbolt Park, J. B. McGuffin. 

Irving Park, M. E. Dix. 

Joyce Church, J. K. Shields. 

Luke Hitchcock, G. P. Sturgis. 

Metropolitan, to be supplied. 

Montrose, J. H. Alling. 

Moreland, P. 8. Lent. 

Norwood Park, to be supplied. 

Ravenswood, W. E. Tilroe. 

Rogers Park, D. J. Holmes. 

Sheffield Avenue, H. R. Calkins. 

Wesley, A. M. White. 

Wicker Park, W. B. Leach. 
Des Plaines, W. UM. Ewing. 
Diamond Lake, to be supplied. 
Edison Park, to be supplied. 


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ROOK RIVER CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Evanston: Central Street, A. 8. 


Haskins. 

Emmanuel, N. M. Waters. 

First Church, F, M. Bristol. 

Hemenway, O: FP. Mattison. 

Wheadon, R. H. Wilkinson. 
Frankiin Park, to be supplied. 
Gage’s Lake, to be supplied. 
Glen View, to be supplied. 
Hickory, to be supplied. 
Highwood, to be supplied. 
Lake Bluff, # W. Barnum. 
Lake Villa, to be supplied. 
Libertyville, John Lee, 
Meacham, to be Aue! 
North Chicago, to be supplied. 
North Prairie, to be supplied. 
Park Ridge and Niles, J. M. Whea- 

ton. 
Ravinia, to be supplied. 
Rosecrans, to be supplied. 
Waukegan, H. G. Leonard. 
Wilmette, H. D. Atchison. 
York House, to be supplied. 


J. L. Morse, R. D. Sheppard, and 
H. F. Fisk, Professors in North- 


western University—mem bers of 


First Church, Evanston, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

Miner Raymond, C.F. Bradley, 
and C. M. Stuart, Professors in 
Garrett Biblical Institute—mem- 
bers of First Church, Evanston, 
Quarterly Conference. 


S. J. Herben, Assistant Editor of 


The Christian Advocate—mem- 
ber of Emmanuel, Evanston, 
Quarterly Conference. 


Lewis Curts, Agent of Western 


Methodist Book Concern—mem- 
ber of Hemenway, Evanston, 
Quarterly Conference. 

George K. Hoover, General Super- 
intendent of American Home- 


finding Association-—-member of 


Hemenway, Evanston, Quarter- 
ly Conference. 


C. H. Zimmerman, Field Secre- 


tary of Christian Citizenship 
League— member of First 
Church, Evanston, Quarterly 
Conference. 


A. B. Smart, Superintendent. of 


Larabee Street Bible Mission— 
member of Grace Church, Chi- 
cago, Quarterly Conference. 


G.G. Stewart, left without appoint- 
ment to attend some one of our 
schools. 


CHICAGO WESTERN DIST. 
J. M. Catpwett, P. E. 
(P.0., 57 Washington St., Chicago, Ill.) 


Berwyn, W. E. McClennan. 


Cass, to be supplied. 


Chicago: Ada Street, A. C. Wake- 


man. 

Adams Street, W. H. Carward- 
dine. 

Ashland Boulevard, W. W. 
Diehl. 

Bethany, William Ashford. 

Bohemian: First Church, F. J. 

Hrejsa. : 

Second Church, to be supplied. 
John Huss, to be supplied. 
Fourth Church, to be supplied. 

Brighton Park, to be supplied. 


ROCK RIVER CONFERENCE, 1897. o9l 


Chicago: Centenary, A. C. Hirst, 
Gee Lawn, G. M. Bassett. 


Clarkdale Junction, to be sup- 
plied} 

Crawford, to be supplied. 

Douglas Park, M. H. Plumb. 


Elsdon, to be supplied. 
Evergreen Park, to be supplied. 
Forty-seventh Street, Isaae Line- 
barger. 
Fowler, M. M. Bales. 
French Mission, A. L. Allais. 
Fulton Street, M. M. Parkhurst. 
Gage’s Park, to be supplied. 
Garfield Park, James Rowe. 
Halstead Street, J. F. Clancy. 
Julia J. Mission, to be supplied. 


Leavitt. and De Kalb, R. H. Pate. 
Lincoln Street, A. E. Saun- 
ders. 


Mandell, to be supplied. 
Merrill, D. C. Clancy. 
Paulina Street, F. C. Bruner. 
Park Avenue, William Craven. 
Sacramento Avenue, T. K. Gale. 
Saint John’s, J. C. Youker. 
Saint Paul’s, N. H. Axtell. 
Union Avenue, H. T. Clenden- 
ning. 
Western Avenue, M. E. Cady. 
Willard, to be supplied. 

Clyde, Louis Lesemann. 

Downer’s Grove, T. R. Greene. 

Glen Ellyn, to be supplied. 

Grossdale, to be supplied. 

Hinsdale, to be supplied. 

lia Grange, W. E. Wilkinson. 

Lemont, A. C. Miller. 

Maywood, to be supplied. 

Melrse Park, &. T. Cooking- 
ham. 

Orland Park, to be supplied. 

Orland and Gooding, to be sup- 

lied, 

Oak Park, W. H. Burns. 

River Forest, William Faweett. 

Riverside, to be pepe ied. 

West Chicago, F. B. Hardin. 

Wheaton, D. M. Tompkins. 

Worth, to be supplied. 

William Forkel, Conference Evan- 
gelist—member of Centenary, 
Chicago, Quarterly Conference. 

J. W. Lee, Secretary of American 
Home - finding Association — 
member of Ada Street, Chicago, 
Quarterly Conference. 


DIXON DISTRICT. 
G. C. Crarx, P. E. 
(P. O., Sterling, Ill.) 


Albany, D. F. Hardy. 

Amboy, 8. H. Wirsching. 

Ashton and Franklin Grove, E. W. 
Oneal. 

Compton and West Brooklyn, to 
be supplied. 

Cortland and Mayfield, to be sup- 
plied. 

Creston, J. B. Lucas. 

De Kalb, A. T. Horn. 

Dixon, O. H. Cessna. 

Earlville, Enos Holt. 

Elburn, P. W. Powers. 

Erie, F. D. Stone. 

Fulton, A. H. Kistler. 

Harmon, John Williams. 

Kings, to be supplied. 

La Maille and Arlington, C. H. 
Hoffman. 








La Salle, A. I. Shute. 

Lee and West Shabbona, David 
Gostello. 

Lee Circuit, to be supplied. 

Lyndon, George Bernreuter, 

Malden, W. W. Batcheller. 

Malta, T. C. Warrington. 

Maple Park, to be supplied. 

Mendota, H. K. Vernon. 

North Prairie, 8. M. Hilliard, 

Paw Paw, R. H. Dolliver. 

Peru, to be supplied. 

Prairie Center and Triumph, to be 
supplied. 

Princeton, J. A. J. Whipple. 

Prophetstown, R. L. Griftin, 7. A. 
Graham. 

Rochelle, W. H. Otjen. 

Rock Falls, F. H, Gardner. 

Spring Valley, to be supplied, 

Stovine : First Church, 8. C; Lea- 

vell. 

Fourth Street, J. A. Matlack. 

Steward, G. A. Wells. 

Sycamore, H. D. Kimball. 

Tampico, O. #. Read. 

Utica, to be supplied. 

Walnut, A. A. Mohney. 

Wyant, W. J. Abel. 


E. L. Parks, Professor in Gammon 
School of Theology—member of 
Rochelle Quarterly Conference. 


FREEPORT DISTRICT. 
T. V. E. Sweer, P. E. 
(P. O., Freeport, Il.) 


Apple River, P. G. Lineweaver. 

Byron, N. R. Hinds. 

Burritt, to be supplied. 

Coleta, S. O. Bennett. 

Council Hill, to be supplied. 

Dakota and Cedarville, 
Roads. 

Davis and Rock City, to be sup- 
plied. 

Durand, @. A. by be 

East Dubuque, to be supplied. 

Elizabeth, D. 7. Kahl. 

Forreston, to be supplied. 

Freeport: Embury, A. R. Cronce. 
First Church, J. W. Richards. 

Galena, E. C. Arnold. : 

Hanover, A. C. Gruber. 

Kent, to be supplied. 

Lanark, B. A. Dickens. 

Leaf River, W. B. Norton. 

Lena, F. R. McNamer. 

teat House, George Winslow. 

Milledgeville, J. G. B. Shadford. 

Morrison, J. R. Hamilton. 

Mount Carroll, J. M. Phelps. 

Mount Morris, A. S. Mason. 

Nora, to be supplied. 

Orangeville, C. W. Jaycox. 

Oregon, F. L. Baldwin. 

Pearl City, to be supplied. 

Pecatonica, C.K. Carpenter. 

Polo, C. W. Thornton. 

Rockton, Robert Bell. 

Seales Mound, J.T. Le Gear. 

Savannah, G. A. Erving. 

Shannon, to be supplied. 

Shirland, A. C. Koser. 

Stockton, J. W. Lowery. 

Thomson, C..S. Clay. 

Von Brocklin, J. W. Funston. 

Warren, G. B. Miller. 

Winslow, J. W. UcKitrick: 

Woodbine, to be supplied. 


John 











JOLIET DISTRICT. 
W. H. Hormss, P. E, 
(P. 0., 57 Washington St., Chicago, Ill. 


Aurora: First Church, J. N. Hall. 
Galena Street, 8. H. Swartz. 
Millard and Montgomery, M, B. 

Williams. 

Batavia, J. D. Leek. 

Bristol and Jericho, J. C. Jones. 

Channahon, to be supplied. 

Chicago Heights, D. vi Stephenson. 

Crete, to be supplied. 

Elwood, A. B. Mettler. 

Frankford Station and Mokena, 
Joseph Caldwell. 

Freedom and West Serena, to be 
supplied. 

Geneva, C. V. La Fontaine. 

Hinckley, Wilbur Fisk. : 

Joliet: Grace Church, to be sup- 

plied. 
Irving Street, O. F. Hall. 
Ottawa Street, W. A. Phillips. 
Richard Street, E. E. McKay. 

Kaneville and Sugar Grove, John 
Hitchcock. 

Leland and Suydam, to be sup- 
plied. 

Lisbon, Z. P. Warrington. 

Lockport, E. B. Crawford. 

Manhattan, Benjamin Rist. 

Marseilles, C. L. Logan, 

Millbrook, to be supplied. 

Millington and Newark, Charles 
Virden. 

Minooka and Aux Sable, G. G@. Me- 
Kinley. 

Monee, to be supplied. 

Morris, C. C. ae 

Naperville, H. G. Warren, 

New Lenox, A. F. Clark. ~ 

Northville, to be supplied. 

Oswego, to be supplied. 

Ottawa: First Church, J. T. Ladd. 
Second Church, to be supplied. 

Peotone, G. M. Jeffrey. 

Plainfield, C. R. Robinson. 

Plano, W. H. Pierce. 

Plattville and Lisbon Center, S.W. 
Lauck. 

Sandwich and Little Rock, M. L. 
Norris. 

Seneca and Manlius, G. A. Gris- 
wold. 

Serena, to be supplied. 

Sheridan, L. C. Burling. 

Waterman, J. P. Davies. 

Wilmington, W. E. Way. 

Wilton Center and West Peotone, 
E. W. Ward. 

Yorkville, J. M. Griswold. 

Spencer Lewis and H. O. Cady, 
Missionaries in West China. 

A. H. Henry, Missionary in Utah. 


ROCKFORD DISTRICT. 
F. A. Harpur, P. E. 
(P. O., 6410 Butler St., Chicago, Ill.) ° 


Alden and Bigfoot, N. M. Stokes. 

Barrington, T. E. Ream. 

Belvidere, Samuel Earngey. 

Blaine, W. B. Doble. 

Capron, E. 8. Holm. 

Cary, to be bapplied: 

Cherry Valley, W. A. Adron. 

Dundee, J. L. Walker. ; 

Elgin: i worth, to be supplied. 
First Church, T. R. Strobridge. 
Grace, Isaiah Villers. 


392 


Elgin: South, to be supplied. 
Esniond, to be supplied. 

Fairdale and Monroe, E. H. Beul. 
Garden Prairie, /. L. Muck. 


“Genoa, W. H. Smith. 


Greenwood, to be supplied. 

Hampshire, G. H. Wells. 

Harvard, E. D. Hull. 

Hebron, W. H. Tuttle. 

Kingston, E. K. D. Hester. 

Kirkland, Edwin Breen. 

McHenry and Ringwood, to be 
supplied. 

Marengo, E. J. Rose. 

New Milford and Davis Junction, 
John Adams. 





Nunda, W. H. Locke. 
Palatine, J. U. Butcher. 
Plato Center, J. H. Thomas. 
Poplar Grove, to be supplied. 
Richmond, W. A. Cross. 
Rockford: Centennial, W. W. 
Painter. 
Court Street, R. H. Pooley, H. 
iL. Martin. 
Grace, J.°B. Robinson. 
‘Ninth Street, to be supplied. 
Winnebago Street, F. F. Far- 
miloe. 
Roscoe and Harlem, J. M. Cor- 
mack. 
St. Charles, N. J. Harkness. 





ROCK RIVER CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Union, to be supplied. 
Wauconda and Volo, to be sup- 
lied. : 
innebago, 8. Lauver, 
Woodstock and Franklinville, N. 
A. Sunderlin. 


G. R. Van Horn, Corresponding 
Secretary of Conference Domes- 
tic Missionary Society--member 
of Centennial, Rocktord, Quar- 
terly Conference. 


Quest. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Chicago, Ill. 





CENTRAL TENNESSEE CONFERENCE, 


Held in Nashville, Tenn., Oct. 7-9, 1897. 


BISHOP FOWLER, Presiding. 


Quust. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 
J. V. Morris, from Northwest 
Kansas; T. C. Plannette, from 
North Dakota—2. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
neatled ? 
None. 


Quust. 8. Who have been Recetwved 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

J. W. Sneed, an elder from the 

Methodist Episcopal Church, 

South. 


Qusst. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(0) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Osear B. Close, Kynett Clay- 
ton, Horace P.. Keathley—3. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 
John Bryan, James R. Thomas, 


James <A, Hassell, Joseph D. 
Harris—4. 
4c) In Studies of Third Year. 


None. 


(@) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
Ulysses G. Paschal. 


‘Quzst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 
George W. Nunnally, Callie N, 
Sadler—2. 








G. W. NACKLES, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Tullahoma, Tenn. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 
George W. Nunnally, Callie N. 
Sadler—2. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quust. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Couferences? 


T. C. Plannette, to Erie; Isaac 
W. Keathley, to Saint Louis—2. 
Quzst. 15. Who have Died? 

D. H. Martin, J. H. Cole—2. 

(See obituary, p. 456.) 


Henry P. Barnes, William W. Quzst. 16. Who have been Located 


Clay ton—2, 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 


James R. Clayton, William R. 
Parsons, Levi P. Reeder, Henry 
N. Calton, Allen L. Wheatley, 
James W. Simmons—6, 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 


year, 
None. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Elders preyi- 
ously. 
None. 


Quxst. 11. What others have been 
Hlected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
Jacob F. Blankenhorn, Thomas 
H. Whitfield (not ordained)—2, 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 


James A. Hassell, George W. 
Florence, John Bryan—s. 


Quest, 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Eiders ? 


a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 





at their own request ? 
E. C. Blakeley. 


Quust. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


‘Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn 2? 
W. C. Carter. 


Quust. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quust. 20. Who have been Hupelled? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal ; 


Notation should be made? 
The orders of W. C. Forbus, an 
elder from the Methodist Protes- 

tant Church, were recognized. 


Qursr. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

I. L. Chandler, B. F. Deaton, 
W. BR. Parsons, Thomas Cotton, 
C. A. Stockwell, J. A. Melton, R. 
F. Wilmoth—7. 


Quzst. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
Amos Hayes, J. 8S. Finley, L. 
A. Bedwell, Ralph Pierce, S. H. 
Stricklin—5. 


Qursr. 24, Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

S. L. Clark, W. P. Banks, J. 

M. Carter, Thomas Cotton, Ralph 





a. ” ie 


CENTRAL TENNESSEE CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Pierce, J. W. Faulkner, E. H. 
Creasy—T. 
Quesz. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 614.) 
‘Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
ered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$9778. 

Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 
$357. 

Qouest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$357, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest, 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


{These appointments are all in the State 
of ‘Tennessee. | 


HUNTINGDON DISTRICT. 
J. M. Carter, P. E. 
(P. O., Huntingdon, Tenn.) 
Adamsville and Shiloh, J. W. Os- 
ment, 


\ 


Camden, L. C. De Shazo. 

Carroll, J. R. McGowan. ° 

Erin, J. P, Williams, 

Friendship, /. A. Hassell. 

Hollow Rock, E. R. Conder. 

Huntingdon and McLemoresville, 
J. W. Sneed. 

Lexington, T. W. Salt. 

Lexington Circuit, J. W. Faulk- 
ner. 

Parsons, G. W. Florence. 

Sardis, J. D. Holland. 

Savannah, W. A. Dickson. 


J. R. Thomas, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one of 
our schools. 


NASHVILLE DISTRICT. 
W. P. Banks, P. E. 
(P. 0., Dowelltown, Tenn.) 


Bloomington, G. W. Nunnally. 

Byrdtown, W. W. Clayton. 

Cookeville, O. B. Close. 

Dowelltown, T. J. Stricklin. 

Hollow Springs, H. P. Keathley. 

La Fayette and Red Springs, L. 
P. Suggs. 

Laurel Hill, Z. P. Reeder. 

Maggart, J. R. Conner. 

Monroe and Cumberland, C. J. 
Sadler, 

Nashville, Virgil Pafford. 





898 


Sparta, J, W. Simmons. 

Watertown, to be supplied. ; 

J. D. Harris, \eft without appoint- 
ment to attend some one of our 
schools, 


TULLAHOMA DISTRICT. 
8. L. Cuarx, P. E. 


(P. O., Summertown, Tenn.) 


Dickson, J. W. Droke. 
Howenwald, to be supplied. 
Lawrenceburg, B. W. Blessing. 
Lutts, A. L. Wheatley. 
Rover, W. H.Stricklin.  . 
Shawnette, HZ. 1. Calton. 
Shelbyville, E. H. Creasy. 
Sherwood, John Bryan. — 
Summertown, U. G. Paschal. 
Tullahoma, G. W. Nackles. 
Waynesboro, J. &. Clayton. 
Wheel, J. W. St. John, 
White Bluff, J. V. Morris. 


8S. L. Clark, Financial Agent of 
Summertown Seminary. 


H. P. Barnes and Kynett Clayton, 
left without appointments to at- 
tend some one of our schools. 


Quzst. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? \ 


In Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 





NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Laurinburg, N. C., Oct. 7-11, 1897. 


BISHOP ANDREWS, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

None. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and fron what 
Churches? 

John M. Roan, an elder from 
~ the Congregational Church. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial 7 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(0) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial 2 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Sandy B. Cornelius, John C. 
Addie, Turner Mills, William 
Crawford, Samuel L. May, Ru- 
dolphus D. Bethea—6. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 

James W. Murph, Albert B. 
McQueen, William G. Alston, 
John —O. Robbins, William M. 
Maes 





R. W. S. THOMAS,’ Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Greensboro, N. C, 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 


None. 
(Z) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. \ 
Quest. 6. Who have heen Discon- 
tinued ? 
James A. Laughlin, Alexander 
L. Foster, George T. Johnson—8. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
ear. 


Samuel R. McCorkle, Franklin 
Allen—2. 
(6) Eiected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
None, 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 
John M. Roan, Samuel R. Mc- 
Corkle, Franklin Allen—8. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


James A. Foust, William M. 
Chavis—2, 


Quzst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 


Robert P. Hairston, Hugh L. 
Ashe, Franklin A. Bost—3. 





Quzst. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year, 

John W. Davis, Alfred W. Mc- 
Master, John W. Jones, Gabriel 
B. McLean, Benjamin F. Thomas, 
Robert W. 8. Thomas, Leonard 
G. MeDonald—’. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 4 
None. 
Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
None. 
(6) Under Missionary Rule. 


Albert B. McQueen, William 
M. Wells—2. 


Qurst. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quzxsr. 138. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


894 


/Quesr. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 


_Quxst. 15. Who have Died? 
None. 


Quzst. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request 2 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quzst.19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

I 8. B. Barker. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
None. 


Quzst. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
Osborn Letterlough. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
' nuated Preachers ? 

W. C. Gibson, Andrew Conner, 

L. B. Gibson, Wyatt Walker, C. 

W. Blaylock, J. E, Champlin—6. 


Qursr. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

J.D. Chavis, J. P. Morris, S. 
M. Hanes, G. W. Morehead, M. 
M. Jones, M. C. Rogers, W. P. 
Hayes—7. 


Ques. 25. What ts the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 578.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


Disciplinary answer not received. 


Quzst. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$495, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


A N 
f R 
‘ 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 

¢ ers Stationed ? 

[These appointments are allin the State 
of North Carolina, except as otherwise 
indicated. ] 


GREENSBORO DISTRICT. 
Isaac WELLs, P. E. 
(P: 0., Greensboro, N. C.) 


Benaja and Thompsonville, J. @. 
Lobbins. 
Caswell, to be supplied. 
Center and Julian, B. F. Thomas. 
East Greensboro, W. G. Alston. 
Greensboro, M. M. Jones. 
Leaksville, Mareus Mundy. 
Madison, Alexander Clark. F 
Madison Cireuit, J. D. Hairston. 
Pin Hook (Va.), to be supplied. 
Ramseuf, Elisha Howard. 
Reidsville, A. H. Newsome. 
Rocky Mount (Va.), to be sup- 
plied. 
South Greensboro, G. B. McLean. 
Summerfield, W. M. Chavis. 
West Greensboro, Franklin Allen. 


J. D. Chavis, President; J. P. 
Morris and R. W. 8. Thomas, 
Professors, in Bennett College— 
members of Greensboro Quar- 
terly Conference. 


R. E. Jones, Assistant Manager of 
Southwestern Christian Advo- 
cate—member of Greensboro 
Quarterly Conference. 


RALEIGH DISTRICT. 
E. M. Conterr, P. E. 
(P. 0., Oxford, N. C.) 


Clarksville, to be supplied. 

Danville (Va.), to be supplied. 

Durham, to be supplied. 

Goldsboro, L. G. McDonald. 

New Berne, J. P. Jones. 

Norfolk and Princess Ann (Va.), 
to be supplied. 

Oberlin, M. C. Rogers. 

Oxford, W. R. Ziegler. 

Raleigh, G. F. Hill. 

Townsville and Henderson, £. V. 
McDaniel. 


WESTERN. DISTRICT. 
Rozert Smiru, P. E. 
(P. 0., Hickory, N. C.) 


Asheville, H. Z. Ashe. 

Boone, 8. B. Cornelius. 

Forest City, J. C. Addie. 

Franklin and Bryson, to be sup- 
plied. 

Gastonia, G. W. Brower. 

Hickory, J. MZ. Roan. 

Jefferson, to be supplied. 

Lenoir, 8. F, B. Peace. 


NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Lincolnton and Stanley’s Creek, 
S. R. McCorkle, i 

Machpelah, G: W. Morehead. 

Marion, A. W. McMaster. 

Patterson, William Crawford. 

Shelby and Fallston, &. P. Hair- 
ston. 

Sherrill’s Ford and Newton, EH. H. 
MeArthur. 

West Asheville and Waynesville, 
Rk. D. Bethea. 

Wilkesboro, David Connell. 


WILMINGTON DISTRICT. 
Daniet Brooxs, P. E. 
(P. O., High Point, N. C.) 


Charlotte: Simpson Chapel, 
W. Davis. 
Mission, W. Uf. Wells. 
Columbus (P. O., Elkton), A. B. 
Me Queen. 
Concord and Monroe, 
Mills. 
Fayetteville and Prospect Hall, to 
be supplied. } 
Hamlet sand Southern Pines,’ G. 
W. Byers. ' 
Laurinburg, W. P. Hayes. 
Lumberton, J. P. Franklin. 
Maxton, J. D. Driggs. 
Melrose, Henry Evans. 
Rowland and Salem, J. D. Mur- 


J. 


Turner 


PHY. a 
Swan Station and Vass, to be sup- 


wit ma dB TOW 
iulmington an aggaw, J. . 
ip: ; 


WINSTON DISTRICT. 
W. W. Porn, P. E. 
(P. 0., Winston, N. C.) 


Advance, 8S. P. West. 

Ashboro, Samuel McDonald, 

High Point, 8. L. Johnson. 

Jonesville, J. W. Jones. 

Kernersville, 7. A. Bost. 

Lexington, 8. M. Hanes. 

Mayhew, 8. A. Gibson. 

Mitchell, J. H. Hunter. 

Mount Airy, M. J. Bullock. 

Salisbury, to be supplied. 

Statesville and Philadelphia, 
Charles Harshaw. 

Trinity, W. A. Pryor. 

Walnut Cove, Dorsey McRae. 

Winston, J. A. Rush. 

Yadkin, S. Z. May. 

J. A. Foust, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one of 
our schools. - 


Quust. 30. Where shali the next 
Conference be held ? 
In Lenoir, N. C. 


_ 


GENESEE CONFERENCE, 1897. 


395 


GENESEE CONFERENCE, 


Held in Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. 6-12, 1897. 


BISHOP WALDEN, Presiding. 


Quzst. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ¢ 
G. M. Brown, from North Ne- 

brasku; G. 8. Davis, from Ne- 

braska; J. E. Tallant, from Hol- 
ston; O. A. Retan, from Central 

New York—4. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted 2 
None. 


Qurst. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches 2 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Levi D. Adams, Herman L. 
Brockway, Ray Eckerson, William 
Eekerson, William A. Harris, John 
McGuidwin, Samuel W. Pervis, 
John M. Walters, Frank L. We- 
mett—8. 


(0) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Clarence E. Sutton. 


(0) In Studies of Second Year. 
Jabez E. Armstrong, John P. 
Eastman, John W. Magavern—3. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quzst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
None. 


Qurst. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
‘ year. 


Everett A. Anderson, Eugene 
M. Crandail, Mark Kelley, Chas. 
W. Tyler—4. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 
None. 


Quzst. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 
Everett: A. Anderson, Eugene 
M. Crandall, Mark Kelley, Chas. 
W. Tyler—4. 


(b) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


John W. Archibald, William J. | 





E P. HUBBELL, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Corning, N.Y. 


Willson, Charles L. Carpenter, 
Thomas H. Carryer, William F. 
Wells—5. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Yzar ? 
Edwin 8. Churchill, Lorin A. 
Davis, John G. Macklin, Earl D. 
Shephard, Fred P. Simmons, Eu- 
gene W. Shrigley, Darwin E. 
Stiles, Lewis P. Thurston—8. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


Robert E. Brettle, Winfield B. 
King, Archibald B. Taylor—3. — 
(0) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 

ously. 

Gaylord H. Patterson, Byron H. 
Stautfer—2. 


Quzst. 11. What others have been 

Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 

Levi D. Adams, Robert S. Bell, 
Ansley B. Blades, Ward Burrows, 
William C. C. Cramer, George W. 
Doane, Elmer E. Jones, George H. 
Nelson, John H. Yates—9. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None, 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Llected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
Irwin W. Hill, Enos 8. Reming- 
ton—2. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Quest. 138. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 

C. £. Byram (in studies of first 
year), to Erie; G. K. Statham, to 
Troy ; Arthur Osborn, to Central 
New York—3. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
A.S. Baker, J. E. Bills, William 
Bradley—3. 
(See obituaries, p. 453.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located 7 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quzst. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 


None. . j 


Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled ? 


None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
sVotation should be made ? 
The orders of J. M. Drake, an 
elder from the American Wes- 
leyan Church, and T. H. Orme, an 
elder from the Methodist Church 
of Canada, were recognized—2. 





Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

J. W. Archibald, C. R. Buck, 
E. J. Cook, A. P. Ripley, H. O. 
Abbott, W. A. Barber,’ William 
Bartle, Henry Butlin, W. B. Cliff, 
L. S. Crittenden, W. H. De Puy, 
Isaac Gibbard, S..W. Wyman, R. 
D. Miller, E. L. Newman, G. 8. 
Watson, Oran Lathrop, W. 8. 
Crandall, J. C. Stevens, W. G. 
Schoepflin, Nathan North, J. M. 
Dobson, George Stratton, W. H. 
Kellogg, L. T. Foote, J. G. Hahn, 
T. J. Bissell, E. W. Pasko—28. 


Quest. 28. Who are the Superan- 
nated Preachers ? 
C. M. Gardner, S. M. Dayton, 
. L, Newton, Joseph Ashworth, 
. J. Bradbury, Stephen Brown, 
. D. Buck, E. E. Chambers, N. 
. Congdon, T. E. Clayton, R. C. 
oote, E. 8. Furman, John Irons, 
. H. Kellogg, John as W. 
W. H. McCartney, John McEuen, 
Samuel Milward, A. F. Morey, K. 
D. Nettleton, Loren Packard, G. 
W. Paddock, J. B. Peck, Wood- 
ruff Post, E. A. Rice, H. M. Rip- 
ley, William Scism, R. E. Thomas, 
Joshua Thompson, R. L. Waite, 
O. B. Weaver, Henry Van Ben- 
schoten, T. S. Green, J. O. Hazel- 
‘ton, C. L. Fish, G. W. Coe, C. 8. 
| Daley, A. H. Johnson, J. D. Re- 
ua, D. D. Cook, A. D. Wilbor, 
W. L. Warner, Cornelius Dillen- 
beck, W. D. Allen, Roswell Can- 
tield—45. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

H. C. Woods, J. W. Wright, L. 
D. Chase, J. E. Williams, J. W. 
Sanborn, T. J. Bissell, I. B. Hud- 
nutt—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? ; 
(See tabulated statement, p. 528.) 


Mh bos Ob 


‘ 
— 


396 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$49,063.87. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$16,060. 


Quest. 28. What has been Leceived 
on these Claims, and how has ii 
been Applied ? 


$12,142.48, 


which has beeu applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of New York, except as otherwise indi- 
cated. ] 


BUFFALO DISTRICT. 
P. 8. Merritt, P. E. 
(P, 0., 122 Morgan St., Buffalo, N. Y.) 


Akron. C.H. Norris. 

Alden, C. W. ‘Swift, 

Arcade and Sandusky, William 
Hartel. 

Blasdell, 2. W. Shrigley. 

Bowmansville. and Depew, to be 
supplied. 

Buffalo; Asbury, F. 8. Rowland. 

Central Park, H. C. Milliman. 

Delaware Avenue, C. C. Albert- 
son, 

Grace, B. H. Stauffer. 

Hampshire Street, T. E, Bell. 

Italian Mission, G. B. Giam- 
bruno. 

Kenmore, P. T. Lynn. 

Kensington, C. B. Sparrow. 

Linwood Avenue, H. ©. Woods, 

Lovejoy Street, G. 8. Davis. 

Ontario Street, B. L. Duckwall. 

Parkway, to be supplied. 

Plymouth, J. D. Phelps, 

Richmond Avenue, W. P. Odell. 

Ripley Memorial, L. A. Stevens. 

ltiverside, F. H. Coman. 

Saint Mark’s, G. W. Peck. 

Seneca Street, W. A. V. E. Pat- 
tyson. 

Sentinel, Joseph Dennis. 

Sumner Place, G. H. Patterson. 

Woodside, C. G. Lowell. 

Clarence, D. W. Gates. 

Colden, Boston, and West Falls, 
to be supplied. 

Collins Center and Morton’s Cor- 
ners, J. L. King. 

Darien, L. J. Muchmore. 

Delevan and Yorkshire, T.. E. 
Thuresson. 

East Aurora and Springbrook, D. 
A. Parcells. 

Eden and North Evans, E. E. 
Fairchild. 

Elma, J. LZ. Armstrong. 

Evans and Brant, F. A. Peterson. 

Gowanda, J. B. Countryman. 

Hamburg and Armour, E. C. 
Swartz. 

Holland and Protection, J. E.Neal. 

Lancaster, G. W. Adams, 

Marilla, L. A. Wright. 

North Collins and Indian Mission, 
C. W. Tyler. 


North Tonawanda: Central and | 


Gratwick, W. J. West. 
First Church, James Moss, 

Sardinia and Chattee, /. G. Mack- 
lin. 

Springville, KE. E, Helms. 

Tonawanda: Morgan Street, Peter 
Thompson. 

Wales, to be supplied. 

Williamsville, S. W. Pervis. 

Samuel McGerald, Editor of The 
Christian Uplook—member of 
Linwood Avenue, Buffalo, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

Albert Osborn, Registrar of Amer- 
ican. University —member of 
Lovejoy Street, Buffalo, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

C. W. Hargitt, Professor in Syra- 
euse University—member of 
Richmond Avenue, Buffalo, 
Quarterly Conference. 

G..M. Brown, Field Agent of 
Chautauqua Literary and Scien- 
tifie Cirele—member of River- 
side, Buttalo, Quarterly Confer- 
ence, 


CORNING DISTRICT. 
E. P. Hussett, P. E. 
(P. O., Corning, N. Y.) 


Addison, E. G. Piper. 
Ansonia (Pa.), to be supplied. 
Avoca, W. E. Searles. 

Bath, G. H. Dryer. 

Second Charge, to be supplied. 
Bradford, to be supplied. 
Cameron, F. H. Rowley. 
Campbell, David White. 
Canisteo, O. S. Chamberlayne. 
Cohocton, T. C. Bell. 

Corning, 8. A. Morse. 
Covington (Pa.), UC. H. Sutton. 
Delmar, to be supplied. 
East Charleston (Pa.), W. L. 

Clough. 

Gaines (Pa.), to be supplied. 

Galeton (Pa.), Z. P. Lhurston. 

Greenwood, #. A. Anderson. 

Hammondsport, W. I. Janes. 

ee Valley (Pa.), to be sup- 
ied. 

Hirtevilte, to be supplied. 

Hornellsville: East Avenue, I. K. 
Libby. 

Park, L. F. Congdon. 
Spencer and Almond, S§. C. 

Farnham. 

Jasper, W. H. Manning. 

Kanona, John Wootton. 

Keeney ville (Pa.), Uri Mulford. 

Knoxville (Pa.), E. G. W. Hall. 

Lawrenceville (Pa.), to be sup- 

} plied. 

Lindley and Presho, to be sup- 

) plied, 

Little Marsh (Pa.), to be supplied. 

Naples, J. A. Smith. 

Nelson (Pa.), Ray Hekerson. 

Osceola and Elkland (Pa.), John 

Segwalt. 

Painted Post and Grace Church, 
¥, H. Van Keuren. 

Potter Brook, to be supplied. 

Prattsburg, J. W. Wright, 

Pulteney, J. O. Jarman. 

Rathbone, to be supplied. 








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GENESEE CONFERENCE, 1897. 


South Addison, William Magav— 


ern. 

Tioga (Pa.), D. #. Stiles? 

Tompkins, to be supplied. 

Towlesville, to be supplied. 

Troupsburg, J. 8. Brown. 

Wellsboro (Pa,), C. W. Cushing. 

West Almond, to he supplied. 

Westfield'(Pa.), W. O. Peet. 

Wheeler, to be supplied. 

Woodhull, C. R. Morrow. 

J. T. Canfield, Evangelist—mem- 
ber of Corning Quarterly Con- 
ference. 

A. W. Decker, Evangelist—mem- 
ber of Bath Quarterly Conf. 


GENESEE DISTRICT. 
A. F. Consurn, P. E. 
(P. 0., Perry, N. Y.) 


Alabama, Sanford Brusie. 

Alexander, A. H. Mason. 

Attica, Walter Dynes. 

Batavia, Thomas Cardus. 

Bergen, J. R. Adams. 

Birdsall, to be supplied. 

Bliss and Eagle, to be supplied. 

Canaseraga, A. A. Craw. > 

Castile, E. J. Whitney. ¢ 

Centerville and Farmersville, W. 
F. Wells. 

Dalton and Grove, J. R. Wells. 

Dansville, F. J. Chase. 

East Elba, A. B. Taylor. 

East Groveland, W. J. Wallson. 

Fowlerville, #. M. Crandall. 

Fremont and Burns, to be sup- 
plied. 

Gainesville, L..D. Chase. 

Geneseo, E. M. Snodgrass. 

Indian Mission, W. B. Cliff. 

Johnsonburg, 8.’S. Ballou. 

Le Roy, G. M. Harris. 

Mount Morris, Loren Stiles. 

North Gainesville, to be supplied. 

Nunda, C. G. Stevens. 

Oakfield, F. C. Thompson. 

Pavilion, Daniel Clark. 

Perry, Benjamin Copeland. 

Pike and Lamont, W. B. King. 

Portage, to be supplied, 

Ridge, to be supplied. 

Scottsburg and Sparta, 
Slingerland, 

Scottsville, G@. W. Gibson. 

Short Tract, /. P. Eastman. 

Silver Springs, W. R. Pierce. 

South Byron, A. D. Mills, Jr. 

South Dansville, to be supplied, 

Stafford, A. F. Countryman, 

Warsaw, E. C. Dodge. 

West Sparta, W. L. Moore. 

Wiscoy, Fillmore, and Hume, F. 
P. Simmons. 

Wyoming and Covington, J. F. 
Brown. 


NIAGARA DISTRICT. 
C, KE. Mruuspaven, P. E, 
(P. O., Albion, N. Y.) 

Albion, L. D. Watson. 
Barre, H. R. Williamson. 
Brockport, J. E. Williams. 
Cambria, J. B. Dare. 
Charlotte, to be supplied. ~ 
Chili, G. H. Allatt. 
Churchville, to be supplied. 


HA, 


Round Top (Pa.), to be supplied. | Clarendon and Hulburton, W. B. 


Robinson. 


\ GENESEE CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Clarkson, Z. A. Davis. 

County Line, to be supplied. 

Hamlin, to be supplied. 

Hartland, to be supplied. 

Hilton, J. J. Walters. 

Holley, H. B. Mason. 

Kendall, S. A. Brace. 

Knowlesville and Eagle Harbor, to 
be supplied. 

La Salle, J. N. Simkins. 

Lockport: First Chureh, James 

Gosnell, 

Second Church, to be supplied. 

Lyndonville, R. W. Copeland. 
edina, 8S. W. Lloyd. 

He ea D. O, Chamberlayne. 

Millville and Fletcher, W. 4. Har- 
ris. 

Neuere and Olcott, R. E. Bret- 
tle. 

Niagara Falls: St. James, H. E. 

Buyley. 

St. Paul’s, R. C. Brownlee. 

Pekin, to be supplied. 

Pendleton Center, to be supplied. 

Royalton, R. L. Robinson. 

Sanborn, C. A. Woodworth. 

Somerset, Ray Allen. 

South Royalton, John MeGuidwin. 

Spencerport, J. M. Leach. 

Sweden, to be supplied. 

Warren’s Corners, Asahel Staples. 

Waterport, Kuckville, and Ken- 
yonville, P. P. Sowers. 

Wilson and Fillmore, L. L.Rogers. 

Youngstown and Porter Center, 
FF. L. Wemett. 

H. C. Burr and F. E. King, left 
without appointments to attend 
some one of our schools. 


OLEAN DISTRICT. 
E. H. Lariwer, P. E. 
(P. O., Olean, N. Y.) 


Allegany, to be supplied. 

Allentown, to be supplied. 

Alma and Pikeville, C. LZ. Car- 
penter. 

Andover, W. B. Wagoner. 

Angelica, M. E. Hedding. 

Annin Creek and Turtle Point 
(Pa.), to be supplied. 

Belfast and Oramel, Henry Vos- 
burg. 

Belmont, H. F. Osborne. 

Black Creek and Abbotts, 4. S. 
Churchill. 





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Bolivar, F. W. Berlin. 
Bradford (Pa.): First Church, M. 
R. Webster, W. R. Benham. 

Asbury, B. R. Germer, 

Ceres, to be supplied. 

Colegrove and Clermont (Pa.), to 
be supplied. 

Coudersport (Pa.), W. H. Reese. 

Cuba and Haskell, 8S. D. Pickett. 

Custer City (Pa.), J. E. Tallant. 

Derrick City (Pa.), to be supplied. 

Duke’s Center and Rixford (Pa.), 
T. W. Chandler. 

East Ashford, James Hill. 

East Otto, to be supplied. 

Eldred (Pa.), P. P. Carroll. 

Ellicottville,.to be supplied, 

Franklinville, A. O. Sykes. 

Friendship, J. B. Arnold. 

Hinsdale and Ischua, 7. H. Car- 
ryer. 

Honeoye, L. T. Hawkins. 

Killbuck and Carrollton, to be sup- 
plied. 

Limestone, Hugh Boyd. 

Machias, Joseph Clark. 

Mount Alton (Pa.), to be supplied. 

es First Church, W. C. Wil- 

or. 

Ninth Street, J. W. Sanborn. 
People’s Church, G. R. Har- 


vey. 
Oswayo (Pa.), to be supplied. 
Otto, to be supplied. 

Port Allegany (Pa.), J. W. Bar- 


nett. 
Portville, 2. D. Shepard. 
Roulette (Pa.), HZ. LZ. Brockway. 
Rushford and Caneadea, Mark 
Kelley. 
Sawyer City (Pa.), Z. D. Adams. 
Scio, D. L. Pitts. 


ae: (Pa.), I. T. Walker. 
Stanards and Genesee, A. G. 
Cole. 


Sweden Valley (Pa.), to be sup- 
plied. 

Ulysses (Pa.), M. C. Dean. 

Wellsville, C. W. Winchester. 

Whitesville, D. C. Irwin. 


ROCHESTER DISTRICT. 
I. N. Datsy, P. E. 

(P. 0., Rochester, N. Y.) 
Allen’s Hill, G. S. Robinson. 
Avon, T. C. Carson. 

Bristol Center, to be supplied. 





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Conesus and Websters, to be sup- 
plied. 

East Bloomfield, B. F. Hitcheock. 

Fairport, G. A. Bond. 

Hemlock Lake, to be supplied. 

Henrietta, to be supplied. 

Honeoye Falls, B. M. Clark. 

Lakeside and Ontario, J, kK. Un- 
derhill. 

Lima, H. A. Reed. 

Lincoln, to be supplied. 

Livonia, F. M. Cole. 

Macedon and Perinton, E. M. 
Kelley. 

Miller’s Corners, to be supplied. 

North Cohocton, D. C. Nye. \ 

Penfield and Dispatch, E. J. 
Gwynn. 

Pittsford and Bushnell’s Basin, T. 
F, Parker. 

Rochester: Asbury, A. W. Hayes, 
Corn Hill, ‘Tl. T. Rowe. 
Epworth, C. VY. Wilson. 

First Church, C. E. Hamilton. 
Frank Street, O. C. Poland. 
Glenwood, L. E. Rockwell. 
Hedding, R. ©. Grames. 
Monroe Avenue, W. D. Platt, 
North Avenue, F. 8. Parkhurst. 
Spencer Ripley Memorial, J. H. 
Stoody. 

Rush, Joseph Morrow. 

Springwater and Canadice, O. A. 
Retan.. 

Victor, I. B. Hudnutt. - 

Walworth, 8. W. Arnold. 

Wayland, I. B. Bristol. _ 

Webster, W. H. Henderson. 

West Webster, G. 8S. Spencer. 

§. A. Lattimore, Professor in Roch- 
ester University —member of 
First Church, Rochester, Quar- 
terly Conference. , 

J. T. Gracey, Assistant Editor of 
Northern, Christian Advocate—_ 
member of Asbury, Rochester, 
Quarterly Conference. 

J. P. Ashley, Principal of Genesce 
Wesleyan Seminary—member of 
Lima Quarterly Conference. 

J. W. Magavern, \eft without ap- 
pointment to attend some one of 
our schools, 


Quest. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
Referred to the Presiding Elders, 





CENTRAL NEW YORK CONFERENCE, 


Held in Waterloo, N. Y., Oct. 13-19, 1897. 


BISHOP WALDEN, Presiding. 


Quzst. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ¢ 
Arthur Osborn, from Genesee ; 
W. J. Maybee, from Michigan; 
A. C, Willey and C. A. Willson, 
from New York East; Horace A. 
Crane, from Bombay—5, 


Quest, 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


J. B. KENYON, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Syracuse, N. Y. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

Louis Heinmiller and Dennis J. 

Ebert, elders from the Evangel- 

ical Association—2. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 

(a) In Studies of First Year. = 

Harry B. Allen, Wallace E. 





Brown, James N. Eberley, Rob- 
ert C. Hebblethwaite, Allen L. 
Hobart, Walter 8S. Lyon, Kirk F. 
Richardson, George M. Rowland, 
Reuben De W. Stanley,, Ernest 
W. Williams, Frederick M. Wil- 


liams, William H. Yard, Louis 
Heinmiller, Dennis J. Ebert 
—14. 
(6) In Studies of Third Year. 

None. 


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Quusr. 5. Who havebeen Continued 
on Trial ? 
(wz) In Studies of First Year. 
George A. Bronson, Charles W. 
~Walker—2, 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 

Charles 8. Coulter, Samuel W. 
Eaton, Hoyt F. Hill, George L. 
Pasche, Francis W. Sessions, 
Horace W. Smith, W. Cleon B. 
Turner, Frederick M. Clough, 
Daniel Stoker, Arthur L. Dens- 
more, William Jacques, Alfred J, 
Funnell—12. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


CENTRAL 


(@) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


William Dunning, Elmer E, 
Hutchings--2. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Hull Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 


Elmer E. Benson, John F. 
Pearse, Stephen 8. Pratt, George 
W. Rosenberry, Melville Terwii- 
lger—s. o / 
(5) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 

viously. | 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 


year. 

Elmer E. Benson, John F. 
Pearse, Stephen S. Pratt, George 
W. Rosenberry, Melville Terwil- 


liger—5. 


(b) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously, 


Edward J. Lavis. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 
Victor S. Britten, Edwin D. 
Face, William E. Shuge, Frede- 
rick E, Spence—4. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
» Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? : 
(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 
year, 

Charles F. Allen, Arthur W. 
Battey, Albert W. Fenton, George 
H. Haigh, Albert E. Hall, Philip 
H. Riegel, Frank 8. Ritter, Alfred 
J. Suxe—8, 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders pre- 
viously. 


None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 

Hlected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 

Leonard A. Bard, William 
Cleon B. Turner, George A. 
Brownson, Frederick M. Williams, 
Robert C. Hebblethwaite, William 
H. Yard, Gillett C. Hillman—7, 


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NEW YORK CONFERENCE, 1897. | 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
/ None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Hiders ? 
(a) As Loc#l Deacons. 


James L. Cole. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Quest. 138. Was the Character of 


each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was. strictly done, as thie 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
JSerred, and to what Conferences ¢ 

J. H. Willey, to East Ohio; O. 
A. Retan, to Genesee; Johw A. 
Swann (in studies of third year), 
to New York East—3. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 


E. J. Hermans, W. C. Matti- 
son, J. H. McCarty, H. J. Davis, 
J. W. Terry, J. M. Bull—é. 


(See obituaries, p. 456.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request 2 
M. T. Manus, Elias Andrews, 
W. H. Rogers—3. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Qurst. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
J. B. Bell, EK. B. Gearhart—2. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 


None. 


Quxst. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
; merary Preachers ? 

J. F. Andrews, C. J. Beach, P. 
J. Bull, I. N. Clements, EH. .C, 
Curtis, John Easter, W. D. Fox, 
W. M. Henry, B. A. Partridge, 
Wo: Rockwell, Andrew Roe, J. 
H. Ross, J. N. Sackett, J. B. 
Shearer, Benjamin Shove, D. W. 
Smith, O. H. Warren, R. KE. Hunt- 
ley, W. S. Wright, W. H. Rob- 
ertson, J. L. Jones, A. 8, Durs- 
ton, C. A. Willson, A. W. Green 
— 24, 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

Silas Ball, W. H. Bunnell, 8. A. 
Chubbuck, W. H. Curtis, N. A. 
De Pew, 8. B. Dickinson, J. H. 
Du Bois, Abram Fancher, J. B. 
Foote, Henry Harpst, F. D. Hodg- 
son, Thompson Jolly, M. S. Ky- 
mer, R. N. Leake, S. A. Luce, 
Henry Meeker, Richard Redhead, 
G. B. Richardson, W. W. Runyan, 
W.N. Sharp, A. H. Shurtleff, L. 
H. Stanley, James Stanton, Wal- 





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ter Statham, R. L. Stilwell, M. L. 
Taplin, F. W. Tooke, O. L. Torry, 
Robert Townsend, J. J.. Turton, 
John Van Kirk, B. F. Weather- 
wax, P. H. Wiles, N. M. Wheeler, 
E. C. White, Dwight Williams, 
Timothy Willis, B. F. Barker, 
William Wardell, Joseph Max- 
us Joseph Merring, H. B, Trox- 
ell—42. 


Quxsr. 24. Who are the Tries of 
Appeals ? 

J. V. Benham, F. T. Keeney, 
W. H. York, Loren Eastwood, S. 
F. Sanford, G. E. Hutchihgs, J. 
B. Kenyon—7. 


Quust. 25. What ts the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 565.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$46,592.63. 


Quzst. 27. What are the Claing 
‘ on. the Conference Lund ? 


$11,000. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has tz 
been Applied ? 

: $7,099, 

which has been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


{These appointments are all in the 
State of New York, except as other- 
wise indicated.] 


AUBURN DISTRICT. 

R. D. Munerr, P. E. 

CSO: t 
First Church, C. M. 





Auburn : 
Eddy. 

Trinity, D. W. 8. Hooker. 
Wall Street, H. C. Moyer. 

Bethel Corners, W. C. B. Turner. 

Butler Center, to be plea 

Canoga and Varick, H. A. Car- 
penter, 

Cato, to be supplied. 

Cayuga, 0. C. Andrews. 

Clyde, G. H. Haigh. 

Conquest, to be eT 

Enfield and Kennedy, M.S. Leete. 

Fair Haven, 8S. W. Andrews, 

Fleming, H. W. Sanford. 

Huron, to be Spore. 

Ithaca: First Chureh, W. H. 

York. 

State Street, C. L. Connell. 

Junius, to be supplied. 

Ledyard, U. 8. Hall. 

Lock Berlin, to be supplied. 

Ludlowville, A. J. Funnel. 

Montezuma, A. /. Richurdson, 

New Hope and Kelloggsville, L. 
L. Wilcox. 

Newfield and Trumbulls, Frede- 
rick Devitt. 

North Lansing and Lansingville, 
Melville Terwilliger. 

Owasco, to be supplied. 

Port Byron, D. M. Van Tuyl. 


CENTRAL 


Red Creek, Sylvanus Lane. 

Rose, F. M. Windnagle. 

Savannah, M.S. Wells. 

Seneca Falls, Arthur Copeland. 

Sterling, A. W. Rice. 

Tyre, H. W. Williams. 

Union Springs, HZ. W. Smith. 

Venice, to be supplied. 

Victory, W. A. Pratt. 

Waterloo, G. E. Campbell. 

Weedsport, C. T. Moss. 

Wolcott, 8. F. Sanford. 

Cordello Herrick, Chaplain in 
Auburn State Prison—member 
of Wall Street, Auburn, Quar- 
terly Conference. 

William Searles, Financial Agent 
of Cazenovia Seminary—mein- 
ber of First Church, Auburn, 
Quarterly Conference. 

B. I. Ives, Conference Evangelist 
—member of First Church, Au- 
burn, Quarterly Conference. 


CAZENOVIA DISTRICT. 
M. P. Biaxestxr, P. E. 
(P. O., ——.) 


Bennett’s Corners and Oneida In- 
dian Mission, to be supplied. 

Canastota, J. E. Rhodes. 

Cazenovia, T. R. Green. 

Chittenango, A. J. Suze. 

Cincinnatus, P. D. Perkins. 

Clockville, to be supplied. 

Cortland: First Church, ORTAS 

Houghton. 

Homer Avenue, J. C. B. Moyer. 

Cuyler and Keeney’s Settlement, 
W. G. Reed. 

De Ruyter, G. W. Rosenberry. 

Dryden and Mclean, (C. 
Walker. 

East Homer, to be supplied. 

Eaton, S. S. Pratt. 

Fayetteville, W. H. Yard. 

Fabius and Delphi, V. S. Britten. 

Freetown, to be supplied. 

Freeville and West Dryden, J. B! 
Rogers. 

Georgetown, J. V. Eberly. 

Groten, E. §. Annable. 

Homer, Loren Eastwood. 

Kirkville, to be supplied. 

Locke, to be supplied. 

Manlius, M. J. Wells. 

McGrawville, W. P. Garrett. 

Moravia, H. L. Rixon, L. C. 
Queal. 

Morrisville, #. D. Face. 

Nelson and Erieville, A. W. Bat- 


tey. 
New Woodstock, J. F. Pearse. 
North Pitcher, to be supplied. 
Oneida, W. H. Giles. 
Oneida Lake, to be supplied. 
Perryville, T. F. Harris. 
Peruviile, to be supplied. 
Peterboro and Pratts, J. E. Show- 
ers. 
Preble, A. C. Smith. 
Scott, Louis Heinmiller. 
Stockbridge, W. S. Lyon. 
Summit Station, H. F.. Hill. 
Taylor and Union Valley, #. £. 
ensOm. 
Truxton, £. J. Lavis. 
Tully, Eli Pittman. 
Varna, F. H. Dickerson. | 
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NEW YORK CONFERENCE, 1897. 


West Eaton, E. A. Peck. 
C. C. Wilbor, President of Caze- 


novia Seminary—member of 
Cazenovia Quarterly Confer- 
ence. 


ELMIRA DISTRICT. 
E. M. Mitts, P. E. 
(P. O., ») 


Beaver Dams, to be supplied, 

Be es and Catlin, to be sup- 
plied. 

Blossburg (Pa.), J. B. Beadle. 

Burdette and Reynoldsville, J. L. 
Gillard. 

Burlington (Pa.), H, B. Allen. 

Canton, E. E. Smith. 

Caton, to be supplied. 

Chemung, F. W. Sessions. 

Daggett (Pa.) and Webbs, S. W. 
Laton. 

East Canton (Pa.), F. MM. Clough. 

East Smithfield and Big Pond 
(Pa.), P. BR. Pitman. 

East Troy and West Burlington 
(Pa.), | B. Hyde. 





Elmira: Centenary, Theron 
Cooper. 
First Church, David Keppel. 


Hedding, F. T. Keeney. 
Oakwood, to be supplied. 
Riverside, O. D. Allen. 

Erin and Breesport, D. B. Kel- 


logs. 

Forksville (Pa.), Ward Mosher. 

Horseheads and Sullivanyille, E. 
J. Brooker. 

Leona and Wetona (Pa.), E. H. 
King. 

Liberty Corners and Asylum 
(Pa.), W. 2. Shugg. 

Mainsburg (Pa.), H. E. Hyde. 

Mansfield (Pa.), E. J. Rosengrant 

Millport and Pine Valley, C. D. 
Smith. 

Millerton and Jackson (Pa.), W. 
W. Hunt. 

Monroeton (Pa.), M. J. Owen. 

Monterey, &. De W. Stanley. 

Montour Falls, A. W. Fenton. 

New Albany and Overton (Pa.), 
Dantel Stoker. 

North Chemung, Paul Smith. 

North Towanda and _ Luther’s 
Mills, J. H. Britten, 

Odessa and Catharine, L. P. Kar- 
holsen. 

Reading Center, C. E. Hermans. 

Rutland (Pa.), C. 8. Coulter. 

Terrytown (Pa.), to be supplied. 

Towanda (Pa.), James Crowe. 

Troy (Pa.), G. E. Hutchings. 

Tyrone, Frank Hamilton. 

Ulster (Pa.), De Witt Proseus. 

Van Etten, V. W. Mattoon. 

Watkins, W. H. Lattimer. 

Wellsburg, R. W. McCullough. 

M. S. Rees, Evangelist— member 
of First Church, Elmira, Quar- 
terly Conference. 


GENEVA DISTRICT. 
L. H. Prarog, P. E. 
(P;.0% ) 
Bellona, D. W. Myers. 
Benton Center and Voak, A. C. 
Willey. 
Branchport and Kinney’s Corners, 
W. E. Rippey. 





399 


Canandaigua, D. D. Campbell. 

Chapinville and Shortsville, H. A. 
Crane. 

Clifton Springs, 8. H. Adams. 

Dresden, O. D. Davis. 


| Dundee and Starkey, M. E. Bow- 


man. 

East Palmyra, F. M, Smith. 

Fairville, Elias Hoxie. 

Geneva, A. W. Broadway. 

Gorham and Stanley, George Fos- 
binder. 

Hopewell and Flint, S. A. Brown. 

Italy, to be supplied. 

Jacksonville, Re 8S. Ritter. 

Lodi, J. C. Hitcheoek, 

Lyons, R. T. Cooper. 

Manchester, Henry Hoffmire. 

Marion, F. £. Spence. 

Mecklenburg and Cayutaville, Ar- 
thur Osborn. 

Middlesex, Charles Eddy. 

Milo Center, F. M. Warner. 

Newark, J. E. Allen. ; 

North Hector and Logan, C. L. V. 
Haynes. 

Ovid, J. H. Rogers. 

Palmyra, W.S. H. Hermans. 

Penn Yan, J. E. Beebe. 

Phelps, 8. F. Beardslee. 

Port Gibson, McKendree Shaw. 

Potter and Yatesville, E. A. Hunt- 
ington. 

Pultneyville, Harsey King. 

Rushville, E. A. Baldwin. 

Seneca Castle and Hopewell, C. 
M. Adams. 

Sheldrake, to be supplied. 

Sodus, Horatio Yates, 

Sodus Point and South Sodus, P. 
J. Williams. 

Townsendville and East Steam- 
burg, P. T. Hughston. 3 

Trumansburg, D. M. Young. 

Vine Valley, to be supplied. 

Wayne and Barrington, G. WU. 
lowland. 

Williamson, O. J. Purrington. 


A. L. Densmore, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one of 
our schools. 


SYRACUSE DISTRICT. 
J. C. Nronots, P. H. 
ORO) 


Amber, D. J. bert. 
Baldwinsville, J. V. Benham. 
Belgium, to be supplied. 
Belle Isle, to be supplied. 
Borodino, G. Z. Pasche. 
Brewerton, 2. C. Hebblethwaite. 
Bridgeport and Cicero Center, A. 
L. chart 
Camillus, Philip Riegel. f 
Cardiff, Alexander Harroun. , 
Cicero, Edward Jarvis. 
Collamer, G. A. Bronson. 
East Hill, to be poeple ! 
East Syracuse, C. F. Allen. 
Euclid, W. O. Shepherd. 
Jamesville and De Witt, G. 
Transue. 
Jordan, J. R. Drake. 
Liverpool, B. J. Tracy. 
Lysander, G. W. Reynolds. 
Marcellus, W. G. Hull. 
Minoa, G. C. Wood. 
Mottville and Skaneateles 
H. B. Smith. 
Navarino, G. W. Moxcey. 


Falls, 


400 


North Syracuse, C. W. Herman, 
Onondaga Hill, D. W. Sherman. 
‘ Onondaga Indian Mission, W. J. 

Mills. 
Onondaga Valley, R. C. Fox. 
Peru, £. W. Williams, 
Phoenix, Wesley Mason. 
Skaneateles, L. 8. Boyd. 
Solvay, J. H. Zartman. 
South Onondaga, O. D. Fisher. 
Syracuse : Bellevue Avenue, C. E. 


Fry. 

Bethany Mission, to be sup- 
plied. 

Brown Memorial, B. W. Ham- 
ilton. 

Centenary, H. R. Bender. 





Ng ANE lO slogan 
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Syracuse: Erwin Memorial, W. H. 
Annable. 
First Church, J. B. Kenyon. 
First Ward, Herbert Southall. 
Furman Street, C. E. Jewell. 
La Fayette Avenue, A. E. Hall. 
Olivet, W. #. Brown. 
University Avenue, J. 
Webb. 
West Genesee, G. B. Galla- 
her. : 
Woodlawn Mission Church, F. 
M. Williams. 
Warners, H. R. Shoemaker. 
H. G. Mitchell, Professor in the 
School of Theology, Boston 
University—member of Univer: 


¥ 


CENTRAL NEW YORK CONFERENCE, 1897. 


sity Avenue, Syracuse, Quar~ 
terly Conference. i 

F. J. Holzwarth; Professor in, 
Syracuse University — member 
of University Avenue, Syra-- 
cuse, Quarterly Conference. 


w., | George Britten, Evangelist—mem- 


ber of University Avenue, Syra- 
cuse, Quarterly Conference. 

William Jacques, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one. 
of our schools. 


Quest. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Ithaca, N. Y. 





DAKOTA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Mitchell, S. Dak., Oct. 13-18, 1897. 


BISHOP WARREN, Presiding. 


- Qusst: 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
JSerences ¢ 
W. “B. Redburn, from Des 
Moines; W. 1. Graham, from South 
Kansas—2. 


Qusst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Oredentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

‘ None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
George C. Giffin, Arthur Mac- 
Farlane, 8. Arthur Chappell—s. 


(6) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Qusst. 5. Who have been Contin- 
ued on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Arthur C. Shepherd, Isaac B, 
Seyy, Peter A. Jordan—3s. 


(0) In Studies of Second Year. 
William S. Shepherd, Louis L. 

Lane, Amos Emmott, Harvey F. 

Hitch, Charles O. Walker—5. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 


(a) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
None. 
Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Blected and Ordained Deacons this 
J ar, 


year. 
Gilbert D. Brown, Albert W. 


J. P. JENKINS, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Vermillion, S. Dak. 


Thurston, William L. Meinzer, 
William A. Green, Isaac P. Potter, 
John Kaye—6. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Hiram S. Coon, Samuel J. Wat- 
son—2. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 


Gilbert D. Brown, Albert W. 
Thurston, William es Meinzer, 
William A. Green, Isaac P. Potter, 
John Kaye, Hiram 8. Coon, Sam- 
uel J. Watson—8. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously, 
Edmund E. Dean, Henry F. 
Knight, Robert M. Stavely—3. 


Quzst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 
Sylvester H. Brown, Thomas 
Sanderson, William O. Gram, 
Frank L. Bromaghim, Donald C. 
McLean, Herbert Haynes, William 
H. Colvin—7, 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year, 
George H. Parker. 
(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 


ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
George C. Giffin, John F. Brad- 
ley, bs A. Bird, Charles O, Walk- 
er—4. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 





Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 
The case of C. H. Botkin was re- 
ferred to the Presiding Elder. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences? 
F. H. Wheeler, to New England; 
Lewis Bradford, to Des Moines; 
EH. W. Akers, to Rock River—8. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
None, 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request 2 


None, 


Qursr. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn? 
E. 8. Darling. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quzst. 20. Who have been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Quust. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 
The orders of Thomas Kelley, 
an elder in the United Brethren 
Church, were recognized. 
E. S. Darling, expelled in 1896, 
restored, to membership by Judi- 
cial Conference. 


DAKOTA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 


merary Preachers 2 
W. M. Welch, C. H. Botkin, 
Herbert Haynes, J. D. Allison—4. 


Quzst. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

Louis Hartsough, D. W. Cham- 
berlain, H. I’. Curl, T. H. Walker, 
Sandford Washburn, 8. F. Brown, 
Thomas Wilkinson—%. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

E. P. Hall, William Underwood, 
Duane Rifenbark, A. P. Janes, 
C. B. Clark, C. E. Hager, Oliver 
Williams—’, 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 589.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Vonference 
Treasurer ? 

$8,766. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


$1,500. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$1,090.50, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

(These appointments are all in the State 
of South Dakota. ! 
ABERDEEN DISTRICT. 

J. S. Azers, P. E. 

(P. O., Aberdeen, S. Dak.) 


Aberdeen, N. A. Swickard. 

Andover, to be supplied. 

Ashton, to be supplied. 

Bangor, H. F. Hitch. 

Bath Circuit, W. D. Deeble. 

Bowdle, to be supplied. 

Britton, W. F. Minty. 

Claremont, Amos Emmott. 

Conde, G. C. Giffin. 

De Voe, to be supplied. 

Doland, to be supplied. 

Frederick and Westport, to be sup- 
plied. 

Groton, F. C. McDuffee. 

Hecla, to be supplied. 

Leola, to be supplied. 

Mound City, to be supplied. 

N orthville, Thomas Sanderson. 

Warner, F. L. Bromaghim. 


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HURON DISTRICT. 
Tuomas Summons, P. E, 
(P. O., Huron, 8. Dak.) 


Alpena, #. 8. Coon. 

Blunt, Arthur MacFarlane. 

Burdette, to be supplied. 

Cavour, to be supplied. 

De Smet, W. H. Cory. 

Faulkton, G. D. Brown. 

Forest City, to be supplied. 

Gettysburg, to be supplied, 

Highmore, A. W. Thurston. 

Hitchcock, #. £. Dean. 

Huron, C. B. Clark. 

Troquois, Frank Baker. 

Miller and Saint Lawrence, to be 
supplied. 

Oneida, G. H. Parker. 

Pierre (First Church) and East 
Pierre, O. H. Sproul. 

Redfield, W. B. Redburn. 

Wessington, to be supplied. 

Wessington Springs, S.A. Chap- 


ell. 
Winihrep, to be supplied. 
Wolsey, to be supplied. 
E.S. Chappell, Agent of Children’s 
Homie Society, Chicago. 


‘MITCHELL DISTRICT. 
A. R. Boggs, P. E. 
(P. 0., Mitchell, 8. Dak.) 


Alexandria, John Lewtas. 

Armppr and Delmont, 2. MU. Stave- 

Avesan to be supplied. 

Canisota, Castalia, and La Roche, 
to be supplied. ; 

Edgerton, to be supplied. 

Fulton, G. J. Corwin. 

Howard and Carthage, W. L. 
Meinzer. 

Kimball and Pukwana, Z. P. Potter. 

Mitchell, A. C. Stevens. 

Mount Vernon and Ethan, A. J. 
Jolly. 

Parkston and Tripp, W. A. Green. 

Plankinton, W. S. Shepherd. 

Salem, W. H. Irwin. 

Scotland, M. E. Nickerson. 

Tyndall and Springfield. A. P. 
Janes. 

White Lake, William Underwood. 

Woonsocket, Lachlin McLean. 

A. E. Carhart, Agent for the Pro- 
motion of Temperance League 
—member of Mitchell Quarterly 
Conference. 

C. KE. Hager, Conference Evangel- 
ist—member of Mitchell Quar- 
terly Conference. 


SIOUX FALLS DISTRICT. 
J. O. Dozgson, P. E. 
_ (P. 0., Sioux Falls, 8. Dak.) 


Alcester, O. A. Phillips. 
Beresford, R. B. Beavis. 





401 


Canton, C. E. Matteson. 

Centerville, D. C. McLean. 

Dell Rapids, F. J. Norton. 

Egan. and Colman, to be sup- 
plied. 

Elk Point, G. 'T. Notson. 

Flandreau, G. F. Hopkins. 

Flandreau Circuit, to be sup- 
plied. 

Gayville, to be supplied. 

Hartford and Prospect, John Kaye. 

Hudson, Archibald Jameson. 

Hurley, to be supplied. 

Lennox, A. E. Tanner. 

Madison, A. C. Shepherd. 

Montrose, W. 0. Gram. > 

Parker, Duane Riefenbark., 

Sioux Falls: East, to be sup- 

plied. 
First Church, W. H. Jordan. 
Jordan, W. B. Stewart. 

Vermillion, J. P. Jenkins. 

Wakonda, W. O. Redfield. 

Yankton, F. T. Nichols. 

W. H. Colvin, G. D. Cleworth 
P. A. Jordan, I. B. Sey, and 
J. E. Norvell, left without ap- 
pointments to attend some one 
of our schools, 


WATERTOWN DISTRICT. 
H. M. Sprivnesr, P. E. 
(P. 0., Watertown, S. Dak.) 


Arlington, J. B. Dibble. 

Big Stone City, B. C. Sills. 

Bradley, J. 8. Harkness. 

Bristol and Butler, Z. Z. Lane. 

Brookings, T. H. ‘Youngman, 

ee and Bruce, to be sup- 
ied. 

orirk, A. D. Dexter. : 

Clear Lake, H. F. Knight. 

Elkton and Trenton, S. H. Brown. 

Garden City, C. O. Walker. 

Gary, to be supplied. 

Hazel, to be supplied. 5 

Henry, to be supplied. 

Kampeska, to be supplied. 

Lake Preston, to be supplied. 


| Millbank and Albans, Oliver Wil- 


liams. 

Sisseton and White Rock, to be 
supplied. 

Twin Brooks, to be supplied. 

Watertown, E. P. Hall. 

Waubay and Summit, to be sup- 
plied, 

Waverly, to be supplied. 

Webster, Alfred Fowler. 

White, S. J. Watson. 

Willow Lakes, to be supplied. 

Wilmot, F. A. Burdick. 

J. G. Hall, Missionary to New 
Mexico Mission. 


Quest. 80. Where shall the neat ~ 
Conference be held ? 


In Parker, 8. Dak. 


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TENNESSEE CONFERENCE, 1897. 


TENNESSEE CONFERENCE, 


Held in Nashville, Tenn., Oct. 1318, 1897. 


BISHOP FOWLER, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 
G. W. Zeigler, from East Ten- 
nessee. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted 2 
None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

B. J. Meredeth and Houston Sol- 
mon, from the African Methodist 
piscopal Church; 8S. M. Stray- 

horn, from the Baptist Church—3. 


— Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(qa) In Studies of First Year. 
Houston Solomon, 8S. M. Stray- 
horn—2, 


(6) In Studies of Third Year. 
B. J. Meredeth. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial 2 
(d@) In Studies of First Year. 

Gilbert G. Gordon, Henry P. 
Belcher, Silas J. Jenkins, John 
W., Atkinson, Albert E. Coleman, 
Stephen T. Miller—6. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 

Henry E. Erwin, Francis J. Ja- 
cobs, Grandison D. Field, Thomas 
W. Johnson, Joseph Harrison, Jo- 
seph M. Moody, Frank Smith, 

‘Wm. D. Pettus, Ambrose ‘Bland 
—9. 


{c) In Studies of Third Year. 
Kellas H. Turner. 


<q) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6, Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


John B. Booth. 


Qurst. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership 2 
(qa) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 
None. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 
Doe C. Ransom. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 


{a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 


Doc C. Ransom. 
>) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously, 


Thomas Allen, K. H. Turner—2. 








e 


B. WILSON, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Nashville, Tenn. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 
Abner F, Lane, John F. Rich- 
mond—2. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year, 
None. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Tilectea and Ordained Eiders? 


(a) As Local Deacons, 
None, 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly attended to, as 
the name of each Preacher was 
called in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 


Quexst. 15. Who have Died? 
None. 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


‘None. 

Quest.17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 

QussT. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 


J. H. Coppage, under complaints. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hxpelied? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
R.A. Fletcher, J. 8. Foster, Da- 
vid Scott—2. 





Quest. 28. Who are the Superan- 
’  nuated Preachers ? 


William Bryant. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

J. Braden, C. B. Wilson, B. F. 
Anderson, J.P. Price, M. Wil- 
liams, R. A. Dowell, P. R. Wood- 
son—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 612.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer? _ 

Disciplinary answer not received. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


Not answered. 


QUEST. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? ah 2 


Not answered. 


Quest, 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? . 
(These appointments are allin the State 
of Tennessee. ] 
CUMBERLAND RIVER DIST. 
L. M. Moorss, P. E. 
(P. O., 34 Perkins St., Nashville, Tenn.) 


Alexandria, R. H. Johnson. 

Brierville Mission (P, O., Nash- 
ville), J. W. Hall. 

Carthage, to be supplied. 

Cherry Valley Bon Richmond, to 
be supplied. me 

Cookville (P. O., Algood), C, L. 
Seward. 

Gainesboro, Samuel Knight. 

Gallatin, C. E. Alexander. 

Gordonville, J. A. W. Moore. ; 

Greenbrier (P. O., Crunk), G. G. 
Gordon. 

Hartville, R. A. Dowell. 

Jamestown (P. O., Hubberville), 
to be supplied. 

Lebanon, to be supplied. 

Lebanon Station, H. J. Guthrie. 

Liberty, H. P. Belcher. 

Livingston, to be supplied. 

Mitchellsville, Frank Smith. 

Mount Zion and Tucker’s Cross 
Roads (P. O., Alexandria), Thos. 
Belcher. 

Nashville: Braden Chapel, Calvin 

Pickett. 
West End Mission, to be sup- 
plied. > 


} 


x 


TENNESSEE CONFERENCE, 


North Lebanon (P. O., Lebanon), 
Thomas Ward. 
Payne and New Bethel (P. O., 
Coopertown), to be supplied. ° 
Rock Springs (P. O., Chestnut 
Mound), to be supplied. 

Seay’s Chapel (P. O., Lebanon), 
to be supplied. 

Springfield Station, J. B. Brad- 
ford. 

Union Hill (P. O., Gallatin), to be 
supplied. 


NASHVILLE DISTRICT, 
H. W. Warr, P. E. 
(P. 0., Nashville, Tenn.) 


Cainsville, to be supplied. 
Christiana, B. F. Anderson. 
Farmington, §. 1. Strayhorn. 
Hillsboro, to be supplied. 
McMinnville, 7. W. Johnson. 
MeMinnville Cireuit, K. H. Tur- 
ner. 
Manchester, Thomas Allen. 
Murfreesboro, J. W. Richmond. 
Murfreesboro Cireuit, P. R. Wood- 


son, 

Nashville: Clark’s Chapel, G. W. 
Zeigler. 

Lamsden Hill, Miles Williams. 

Thomson Chapel, John Braden. 
Nolensville, D. C. Ransom. 
Shelbyville, Henry Primm. 
Smyrna and Stone River, Ander- 

son Phillips. 





Sparta, A. L. Nelson. 

Sparta Circuit, to be supplied. 

Tullahoma and Winchester, B. J. 
Meredeth. 


John Braden and Wesley Patter- 
son, Professors in Central Ten- 
nessee College — members of 
Thomson Chapel,; Nashville, 
Quarterly Conference, 


TENNESSEE RIVER DIST. 
8. B. Danuzy, P. E. 
(P. O,, Franklin, Tenn.) 


Adamsville, J. R. Reasonover. 

Brentwood, James Pickett. 

Clifton and Savannah, Willis E]li- 
son. 

Cumberland Furnace and Char- 
lotte, 7. EH. Hrwin. : 

Dickson, G. C. Harden. 

Dover, T. E. Woods. 

Duplex, G. W. Marsh. 

Franklin, B. F. Whitley. 

Lawrenceburg, Hiram Robinson. 

Lewisburg, A. &. Lane. 

Nashyille: Seay, C. B. Wilson. 

Paris and Springville, W. D. Pet- 
tus. 

Perryville, G. A. Sandford. 

Petersburg, J. P. Gregg. 

sae Hill, J. F. R. Summer- 
pill. 

Waynesboro, S. J. Jenkins. 

White’s Bluff, to be supplied. 





1897. 408 


WEST TENNESSEE DIST. 
H. W. Key, P. E. 
(P. O., Mason, Tenn.) 
Alamo and Humbolt, /owston Sol- 


omon. 

Atoka and Pleasant Grove, Henry 
Dunlap. 

Big Creek and Ramsey, Joseph 
Harrison, 

Bowelen, to be supplied. 

Brownsville and Galloway, E. F. 


Douglass. 
Crockett Mills and Mays, J. W. 
Atkinson. 
Dyersburg, J. L. Massey. 
Fowlkes, Halls, and Hardin, S. 7. 


Miller. 
Friendship, J. 1. Moody. 
Gardner and Sharon, /. J. Jacobs. 
Huntingdon, to be supplied. 
Kenton and Yorkville, Andrew 

Swift. 

Lexington and Mount Pleasant, -/. 
FE, Richmond. 

Martin, J. P. Price. 

Mason, C. L. Fields. 

Memphis: Centenary, G. D. Field. 
City Mission, Ambrose Bland. 
Kast Mission, to be supplied. 
North Mission, A. #. Coleman. 

Memphis Circuit, Andrew Porter. 


Quest. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Murfreesboro, Tenn. 





BLUE RIDGE CONFERENCE, 


Held in Walkertown, N. C., Oct. 14-17, 1897. 


BISHOP ANDREWS, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences? 
William §. Moore (in studies of 
second year), from Atlantic Mis- 
sion. — 


Quexsr. 2. Who have been fead- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Qurst. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(«) In Studies of First Year. 
Charles C. Morris. 


(}) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Joel C. Richardson, Washington 
B. Richardson—2. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 
Alpha L. Johnson, Leonidas 
W. Corbett, David M. Graybeal, 





A. GRAYBEAL, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Montezuma, N. ©, 


John N. 8. Doub, William C. 
Halton, Mitchell A. West—-6. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Qumst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinwed ? 


William H. Roach, Thomas A. 
Plyler, George W. Brown—3. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 


year. 
Caleb M. Warden, Marshall G. 
Ledford, William 8. Moore, 


Abraham 8. Beaman—4. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


James B. Tucker. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 
Caleb M. Warden, Marshall G. 
Ledford. William S. Moore, Abra- 
ham 8S. Beaman—4. 


he 





(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


McKee M. Ratchford, Alexan- 
der Traylor, John P. Brantley, 
John H. Rominger, Green W. 
Matney, William B. Beaman, 
Hardy Verner, John H. Hopkins 
Os 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 

Leander C. Nash, James B. 
Tucker, Elijah G. Nelson, James 
P. York, Jonas J. Rhyne, William 
R. West, David §S. Richardson, 
Eli 8. Robinson, James M. Heath 
95 


Qurst. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Counse 
of Study ? 

(a) Blected and Ordained Elders this 


year, 
None. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 


ously. 
Edwin Anderson. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
Thomas B. Garland. 


404 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Hlected and Ordained Eiders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
None, 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14,. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 

Ulysses 8. White (in studies of 
first year), to Atlantic Mission ; 
Willcam M. Daniel (in studies of 
second year), to Puget Sound; 
Benjamin Templeton (in studies 
of third year), to Saint John’s 
River—s. 


Quzsr. 15. Who have Died ? 
A. H. Peoples. 
(See obituary, p. 456.) 


Quzst. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request 2 


None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
| None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
F. W. Bradley. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints 2 

None. 


Quest, 20. Who have been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 
The orders of Noah L. Fulk, an 
elder from the Methodist Protes- 
tant Church, and of Fulton. M. 
Welborn, an elder from the Buap- 
tist Church, were recognized. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

J. R. Cannon, M. W. Broyles, 

E. H. Reynolds, William Raw- 





‘ \ t 


BLUE RIDGE CONFERENCE, 1897. 


lings, L. A. Rominger, D. M.| W. C. Halton, left without ap- 


Matheson, T. C, Croker, W. 2. 
Beaman, J. P. York, Hardy Ver- 
ner, H. G. Nelson, J. J. Rhyne, L. 
S. Robinson, J. P, Brantley—l4. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
W. G. Matton, D. N. Franklin, 
L. J. Penley, C. W. Smith—4. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

W.J. Evans, H. D. Christen- 
bury, E. J. Winkler, Edwin An- 
derson, W. C. Matney, F. A. L. 
Clark, N. M. Cooper—7. . 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 611.) 


Quest. 26. What a the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$393. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


Not answered. 


Qurst. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has tt 
been Applied ? 

$354, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all in the State 
of North Carolina, 
ASHEVILLE DISTRICT. 
ApotpHus GRAYBEAL, P. E. 
(P. O., Montezuma, N. C.) 


Asheville and Columbus, A. S. 
Beaman. 

Bakersville, J. H. Rominger. 

Boone, D. A. Lanier. 

Burnsville (P. O., Athlone), W. 
RR. West. 

Creston, D. M. Graybeal. 

Jefferson (P. O., Lansing), J. H. 
Gillespie. 

Marion, MU. G, Ledford. 

Montezuma, Edwin Anderson. 

Toe River, to be supplied. 








pointment to attend some one 
of ourschools. 
CLYDE DISTRICT. 
J. F. Marney, P. E. 
(P, O., Clyde, N. ©.) 
Clyde, W. C. Matney. 
Culberson, W. A. Ballew. 
Dellwood and Waynesville, 8. A. 
Earnhardt. 
Dillsboro, M. UM. Ratchford. 
Elf, Alexander Traylor. 
Highlands, G. W. Matney. 
Irvin, J. B. Tucker. 
Leicester, C. F. Casstevens. 
Pisgah (P. O0., Acton), J, L. 
Dennis. 
Unaka, UY. A. West: 
Wilmot (P. O., Sylva), W. J- 
Evans. 


GLADSTONE DISTRICT. 

J. 8. Burwert, P. #. 

(P. 0., Gladstone, N. ©.) © 
Chandler, H. D. Christenbury. 
Daisy, D. 8. George. 

Gladstone, W. S. Moore. 
Graham, to be supplied. 
Greensboro, N. M. Cooper. 
Huntersville, J. H. Hopkins. 
Lexington, Z. C. Nash. 

New Salem, J. WV. S. Doub. 
Pittsboro, W. B. Richardson. 
Proximity, to be supplied. 

Troy, C. C. Morris. 
STATESVILLE DISTRICT. 
A. J. Jounson, P. E. 

-(P. 0., Buck Shoals, N. 0.) 
Blue Ridge, to be supplied. 
Caldwell (P. O., Plateau), Z. W. 

Corbett. 

Gastonia and Clifton, F. A. L. 
Clark. : 
Golden and Shelby, A. Z. John- 

son. 
Harmony, J. W. Heath. 
Hickory, to be supplied. 
Statesville (P. O., East Bend), J. 
H. Patterson. 
Trap Hill, J.C. Richardson. 
Wilkesboro, E. J. Winkler. 
Yadkin and Pilot (P. 0., Poin- 
dexter), D: S. Richardson, 
Zion, C. M. Warden. 


Quxst. 80. Where shall the newt 
Conference be held ? 


In Marion, N. C. 





NORTHERN GERMAN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Arlington, Minn., Oct. 14-18, 1897. 
BISHOP HURST, Presiding. 


by TEanA and from what Con- 
Serences ¢ 
None. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


E. J. FUNK, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Hamline, Minn. 
Quzst. 1. Who have been Received | Quest. 8. Who have been Received | (b) In Studies of Third Year. 


on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 
None. 
Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 


None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. ‘ 
None. 


John E. Benz, Henry Knauff, | (0) In Studies of Second Year. 


Walter Mecklenburg—s. 


Gustave J. Sohm. 


NORTHERN GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


(¢) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 


(@) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


None. 


‘Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
ear, 


Joun G. Lehnert. 


4b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


None. 


Qurst. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 


John G. Lehnert. 


{b) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Henry Clement. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 


William F. Eberhardt. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

<q) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


Jacob J. Hoffman, William H. 
Miller, Charles Schoenheiter, Jr., 
John G. Steffer—4. 


<b) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 


None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 


(a) As Local Preachers. 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 

John E. Benz, Henry Knauff, 
Walter Mecklenburg, Gustave J. 
Sohm—4. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders? 


<a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(/) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 138, Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences ? 


, None. 


Quest. 15. Who have died ? 
None. 


Quzst. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request? 


None. 





4 


Ui 


405 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ?| Grand Forks (N. Dak.), W. H. 


None. 


Quust: 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints? 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hupelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
J. W. Hennemann, C. F. W. 
Krienke—2. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

Henry ‘Singenstrue, William 
Hildebrandt, William Rotert, Fred- 
erick Hermsmeyer, Richard Fick- 
enscher, George Hoerger, Chris- 
tian Nachtrieb, Frederick Kopp, 
Henry Schnitker, Charles Schoen- 
heiert, Sr., Frederick Hogrefe, W. 
E. Baumgarten, Herman Ziegler, 
E. H. Heins, William Pagenhart 
—15. 


Quuxst. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

E. J. Funk, F. J. Preine, Henry 
Boettcher, C. F. Blume, John 
Hauck, W. F. Fritze, A. H. Koer- 
ner—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 577.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$8,004. 


Quzst. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$2,595. 


Quest. 28. What hasbeen Received 
ow these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$866.38, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quust. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in the State 
of Minnesota, except as otherwise in- 
dicated. ] 


MINNEAPOLIS DISTRICT. 
W. F. Frrrzz, P. E. 
(P. O., 1018 13th Avenue, S. Minneapolis 
Minn.) 


Ada, W. H. Koenig. 
Bertha, F. C. Schultz. 
Brownson, Gotthilf Raihle. 
Clear Water, J. G. Steffer. 
Crow River, G. R. Fritze. 
Duluth, J. W. Rathke. 





Miller. 
Ta Moure 
Knauf. 
Maple Grove and Greenwood, W. 

Lt, Hberhardt. 

Minneapolis: Central, C.F. Blume. 
First Church, G. C. Rheinfrank. 
North Church, J. G. Bauer. 

Morris, Anton Peik. 

SppsHor (Wis.), Walter Mecklen- 


ung. 

Turtle Mountain (N. Dak.), Chas. 
Biermann. 

Valley City (N. Dak.), E. P. 
Christ. 

J. L. Nuelsen, Professor in Cen- 
tral Wesleyan College—member 
of Central, Minneapolis, Quar- 
terly Conference. 


J.J. Hoffmann and J. G. Lehnert, 
left without appointments to at- 
tend some one of our schools. 


SAINT PAUL DISTRICT. 
HK. J. Funx, P. E. 
(P. O., Hamline, Minn..) 


Cannon Falls, to be supplied. 
Chippewa Falls (Wis.), W. A. 
eiss. 
Hokah, J. #. Benz. 
Jordan, John Schneider. 
Lake City, H. E. Young. 
Menomonee (Wis.), F. J. Wie- 
gand. 
Panola and Deer Park, Charles 
Schoenheiter, Jr. 
Pepin (Wis.), to be supplied. 
Red Wing, Jacob Darbabe 
Rochester and Dover, Henry Clem- 
ent. 
Saint Paul: Dayton’s Blutf, A. L. 
Koeneke. 
First Church, W. J. Weber. 
Park, Theodore Rodemeyer. 
Rice Street and Rice Lake, Dan- 
iel Pfaff. 
West Side and Second Church, 
Henry Boettcher. 
Salem and Rose Mount, C. F. Bub- 
litz. i 
Washington (P. O., Saint Paul), 
H. J. Hobert. 
Winona, Emil Uhl. 


C. W. Hertzler, President; Theo- 
dore Rodemeyer and W. F. 
Finke, Professors, in Saint 
Paul’s College—-members of 
Park, Saint Paul, Quarterly Con- 
ference. 


(N. Dak.), Henry 


‘¥F, L. Nagler, Editor of Haus und 


Herd and Sunday School Litera- 
ture and Tracts—member of 
First Church, Saint Paul, Quar- 
terly Conference. 


SOUTH MINNESOTA DIST. 


A. H. Korrnnr, P. E. 

(P. 0., Owatonna, Minn.) 
Albert Lea, F. J. Preine. 
Arlington, August Biebighauser. 
Beaver Falls and Echo, G. A 


Rabe. 
Blooming Grove, Frederick Brun- 


kau. 
Cannon River, Frederick Brink- 
mann. 


406 


Fairfax and West Newton, C. A. | Minneota, to be Peta 


Borchardt. 
Faribault, C. H. Sauter. 
Lamberton, G. J. Sohm. 
Le Sueur, John Hauck. 
Mankatoand Danville,‘Geo. Goess. 


\ 


Morgan and Eden, J. C. Pfeiffer. 

New Ulm and Lafayette, A. F. 
Krienke. 

Owatonna, C. L. Lehnert. 

Sleepy Eye, F. J. Steiner. 


NORTHERN GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Springfield, F. E, Meierbachtol, 
aseca, W. F. Maas. 


Quest. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Chippewa Falls, Wis. 





OKLAHOMA CONFERENCE, 


Held in El Reno, Ok. Ter., Oct. 14-18, 1897. 


BISHOP McCABE, Presiding. 


Quust. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ¢ 
£.S.Stockwell,from Puget Sound; 

J. E. Burt, from East Ohio; R. 2. 

Myers, from Colorado; §.D.Brown, 

from Texas; R. R. Fletcher, from 

Arkansas; John Hogan (1896), 

from Northwest Kansas—6. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
_ William R. Agate. 


Qursr. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

Joseph A. Mussell, from the 
Methodist Church of Canada; J. 
fF. Oyer, from the Evangelical As- 
sociation—2. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Jesse L. Hefley, Daniel W. 
Keller, John M, Laird, Samuel G. 
Keys, George W. Fitzwater—5. 


(6) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Qusst. 5. Who have been Contin- 
ued on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year, 

Jefferson D. Wiley, Henry H. 
Cronk, Charles W. Raymond, 
James R. Seaman, George O. Jew- 
ett—5. 


~ (6) In Studies of Second Year. 


David W. Ross, George S. Brit- 
ton, Ernest B. Cole, Arvin H. 
Shelton, Jesse M. Meloy, Daniel 
B. Swartz, Howard Thomisson, 
John Hogan—8s. 


(¢) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(@) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Qurst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued? 
Charles J. Vanderhoof, Williard 
H. McKnight—2. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Fill Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 
Thomas W. Albertson, Joseph 
W. Sherwood, Arthur E. Du Bois, 


Henry L. Henn, William R. 
Agate—5. 
(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
Jeremiah C, Williamson, Marion 
Porter, James A. Monroe—3. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 

Jeremiah C. Williamson, Marion 
Porter, James A. Monroe, Thom- 
as W. Albertson, Joseph W. Sher- 
wood, William R. Agate, Henry L. 
Henn—7. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Perry E. A. Fling, James M. 
Strong, Charles A. Owen, James 
E. Mu ne Lewis A. Crull, Jo- 
seph aa rooks, George E. Hill, 
R. E. Myers—8. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 

John F, Belknap, William E. 
Jones, John H. Clark, James E. 
Roberts, Arthur B. Jones, Win- 
field S. Browning, Eugene S. 
Stockwell, John é. Williams, 
Charles 8. Burchfield, J. F. Oyer 
—10. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study 2 

(a) Elected and’ Ordained Elders this 

year. 


Edward B. Rankin, Nathan H. 
Oliver, Arthur J. Simms, Win- 
field S. Simonson—4, 

(>) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons 2 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
Frederick N. Withey, 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
Samuel G. Keys. 
Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Eiders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


‘HD A. DOT Y,- Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, Okarche, Ok. Ter. 


Quest. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences ? 

C. E. Woodson (in studies of 
first year), to Austin; G.2#. Allan 
(in studies of third year), to Mex- 
ico; Mf. O. Stockland (in studies 
of fourth year), to Northern Min- 
nesota ; y C. Helmick, to North- 
west Kansas; R. N. Smith, to 
Colorado; 4A. #£. Du Bois (in 
studies of third year), to Saint 
Louis—6. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
O. R. Bryant. 
(See obituary, p. 456.) . 


QuEstT.-16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


M. T. Long. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints 2 

None. 


Quzst. 20. Who have been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
None. 


Quest. 22, Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

L. A. Crull, J. H. Brooks, @. 
EL, Hill, G. W. Mowbray, A. B. 
Trimble, C. P. Brewer, H. H. 
Martin, A. B. Jones—8, 


Qursr, 28. Who are the Siperan- 
nuated Preachers? 

J. M. Walburn, N. F. Tipton, 
Robert Rector, J. H. Roberts, W. 
H. Sullivan, J. T. Hendrickson, 
D. H. Upehurch, 8. G. A. Fields 
—8. 


QurEstT. 24. Who are the Triers 
‘ of Appeals ? 
N. M. Enyeart, J. D. M. Buck- 


OKLAHOMA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


ner, J. F. Palmer, A. G. Murray, 
E. ©. Delaplain, J.T. Riley, B, EF" 
Ws 


QuEST. 25. What is the Statistical 


Report for this year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 607.) 
Quest, 26. What is the Aggregate 


of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 


as reported by the Conference 


Treasurer ? 
$1,792. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 


on the Conference Fund ? 
$533. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 


on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 
$533, 
which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 


ers Stationed? 


{These appointments are all in the In- 


dian and Oklahoma Territories. ] 
CENTRAL DISTRICT. 
J.F. Patmer, P. E. 
(P. O., Guthrie, Ok. Ter.) 


Ardmore, D. G. Franklin. 

Avoca, to be supplied. 

Carney, C. A. Owen. 

Chandler, 2. 8. Stockwell. 

Choctaw and McCloud, J. F. Bel- 
knap. 

Crescent, to be supplied. 

Cushing, 7. W. Albertson. 

Douglass, to be supplied. 

Edmond and Brittain, E. B. Ran- 
kin. 

Guthrie: First Church, J. D. M. 

Buckner. 

Saint Paul’s, 8. D. Brown. 
Guthrie Circuit, to be supplied. 
Langston, J. C. Williams. 
Marshall and Orlando, D. W. 

Keller, one to be supplied. 
Noble, to be supplied. 

Norman, J. A. Furguson. 

Norman Circuit, /. LZ. Hefley. 

Oklahoma City: First Church, J. 
E. Burt. : 

Second Church, to be supplied. 
Oklahoma City Circuit, to be sup- 

plied. 

Parkland, J. C. Barker. 
Perkins, D. W. Ross. 

Purcell, D. J. M. Wood. 
Purcell Cireuit, to be supplied. 
Sac and Fox, to be supplied. 
Shawnee, W. &. Agate. 
Shawnee Circuit, J, D. Wiley. 
Stroud, @. S. Britton. 
Tecumseh, to be ay lied. 
West Guthrie, 2. 2. Myers. 


W. #. Jones, Conterence Evan- 
elist—member of West Guthrie 
Gunrtetly Conference. 


EAST DISTRICT, 
JD Riney, P. iE. 
(P. 0., South McAlester, Ok. Ter.) 


Afton and Fairland, J. A. Monrve. 

Atoka and Cainey, to be sup- 
plied. 

Barren Fork, to be supplied. 

Bartlesville and Timber Hill, to be 
supplied. 

Big Spring, to be supplied. 

Black Fork and Heavener, to be 
supplied. 

Bushyhead and Grand River, to 
be supplied. 

Caddo, to be supplied. 

Cameron, T. 'T. Evans. 

Catoosa, J. #. Murphy. 

Center, to be supplied. 

Chelsea, W. S. Simonson. 

Chicataw, to be supplied. 

Claremont and Wagoner, R. B. 
Fletcher. 

Colgate and Number Two, J. 
Williamson. 

Cowlington, to be su 

Elliott and Big Creek 
plied. 

Eufala, to be supplied. 

Fanshaw, to be supplied, 

Grant, to be supplied. 

Great Bend, to be supplied. 

Hartsham, to be supplied. 

Holdenville, H. H. Cronk. 

Krebs and Cherryville, to be sup- 
plied. 

Lehigh and Number Six, to be 
supplied. 

Muskogee, G. W. Fitzwater. 

Muskogee Circuit, A. R. Norris. 

Nowata, W. S. Browning. 

Oak Lodge, to be supplied. 

Oologah, to be supplied. 

Pryor Creek and Big Cabin, J. P. 

mith. 

Sallisaw, A. H. Shelton. 

Salt Creek and Phillipsburg, to he 
supplied. 

San Bois and Whitefield, to be 
supplied. 

South McAlester, F. P. Blackmore, 

Summerfield, to be supplied. 

Talequah and Fort Gibson, to be 
supplied. 

Tulsa and Sapulpa, J. Y%. Laird. 

Tushkahoma, to be supplied. 

Twin Mountains, to be supplied. 

Vinita, to be supplied. 

Wister and Frisco, G. O. Jewett. 

Wolf Spring, William Robinson. 

Wyandotte, W. B. Rinehart. 


NORTH DISTRICT. 
E. C. Detaprarn, P. E. 
' (P. 0., Perry, Ok. Ter.) 


Black Bear, to be supplied. 
Blackwell, S. G. Keys. 
Chiloco, to be supplied. 


lied. 
, to be sup- 








407 


Cleveland, to be supplied. 

Garber, to be supplied. 

Ingalls, to be supplied. 

Kaw, L. W. B. Long. 

Kildare, Howard Thomasson. 

Lela, J. L. Dawson. 

Marena, to be supplied. 

Newkirk, C. 8. Burchfield. 

Pawhuska, A. G. Murray. 

Pawnee, to be supplied. 

Pawnee Mission, to be supplied. 

Perry, #. B. Cole. 

Perry Circuit, to be supplied. 

Ponea City, E. C. Harper. 

Ponea Mission, A. J. Simms. 

Rock Falls, Joh Hogan. 

Stillwater, to be supplied. 

Webster, C: N. Bottorf. 

White Rock and Tonkawa, to be 
supplied. 


WEST DISTRICT. 
N.M. Enyearr, P. E. 
(P. O., Kremlin, Ok. Ter.) 


Alva, J. F. Oyer. 
Arapahoe, J. W. Hughes. 
Augusta, to be supplied. 
Cantonment, to be supplied. 
Cleo, to be supplied. 

Cloud Chief, cae supplied. 

Columbus, to be supplied. 

Concord, to be al gates 

Downs, to be supplied. 

El Reno, P. #..A. Fling. 

Enid, Marion. Porter. 

Hennessey, J. H. Clarke. 

Second Charge, William Daw- 
son. 

Keil, J. S. Kerr. 

Kingfisher, J. W. Sherwood. 

Lacey, to be supplied. 

Medford, H. L. Henn. 

Medicine River, to be supplied. 

Okarche, H. A. Doty. 

Okene, to be supplied. 

Pond Creek, J. I. Strong. 

Pond Creek Circuit, D. B. Swarte. 

Timberlake, to be supplied. 

Tologa, to be supplied. 

Union, to be supplied. 

Wakita, L. H. Trimble. 

Warren, to be supplied. 

Watongo, J. UM. Meloy. 

Waukomis, to be supplied: 

Yukon, N. H. Oliver. 

E. F. Hill, Agent of the Preach- 
ers’? Aid and Annuity Fund As- 
sociation and Conference Evan- 
geliss — member of Pawnee 
Quarterly Conference. 

J. A. Mussell, Missionary in New 
Mexico English Mission. 

C. W. Raymond, J. M. Benning- 
ton, and J. R. Seaman, left 
without appointments to attend 
some one of our schools. 


Qusst. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
In Kingfisher, Ok. 


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SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE, 1897 


SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Beaufort, S. C., Dec. 1-6, 1897. 


BISHOP VINCENT, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 
None. 


Quxst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quzst. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and fron what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
» (a) In Studies of First Year. 

Lawrence W. Williams, Dicker- 
son Salters, John A. Harrell, 
Adam D. Brown, Lexington G. 
Gregg, George W. Shackelford, 
William M. R. Eaddy, Daniel 
Brown, Arnold R. Smith, James 
Hl. Parks, William” M. Baker—11. 


<b) In Studies of Second Year. 
Asbury B. Morrissey, Jackson 
J. July—2. 


<c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(@) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued 2? 


Silas H. Jefferson. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Fill Membership ? 


(qa) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
ear, 


None. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 


John D. Whitaker. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 

4{a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 


John D. Whitaker. 


{b) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Samuel §. Sparks, William H. 
Redfield, Le Grand L. Thomas, 
Isaiah H. Fulton, Benjamin F. 
Gandy, George W. Williams, 
James D. Mitchell, William Da- 
vid, James C. Burch, Glover S. 
McMillan, Frank J. R. Brown, 








J. B. MIDDLETON, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Charleston, S. ©. 


Walter B. Bowers, Joseph 8S. Ty- 
ler, Washington Thomas, General 
F, Miller—15. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? « 
Allen B. Murphy, John T. Wil- 
son, Samuel D. Williams, Charles 
L. Logan—4. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year, 
James K. Lockwood (elected, 
but not ordained). 


6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 


None. 


Quest. 11, What others have been. 


Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
~ None. 


Quexst. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


The case of G. W. Beckham was 
referred to the Presiding Elder for 
trial. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 


W. W. Adamson, J. A. Sas- 
portas—2. 
(See obituaries, p. 456.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request 7 


J. K. Lockwood. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
E. C. Brown. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw wnder Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 





Quest. 20. Who have been Hxpelled ? 
j None. 


Quxst. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 


merary Preachers ? 


L. W. A. Oglesby, George Gray 
I. E. Lowery—3. : ‘ 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

John Burrough, M. F: Black, 

A. C. Dutton, Absalom Cooper, 
Polydore Witherspoon—5. 


Quust. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

E. B. Burroughs, J. F. Page, B. 
F. Witherspoon, Abraham  Mid- 
dleton, Scipio Green, York Good- 
lett, W. G. Valentine—7. 


Quzst. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 631.) 


Quesr. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$6,438.38. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims on 
the Conference Hund 2 


$1,002.75. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$1,002.75, 


which has been applied under or-_ 


der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

[These appointments are allin the State 
of South Carolina.] 
BEAUFORT DISTRICT. 
W. Mz. Hawwa, P. E. 

(P. O., Orangeburg, S, C.) 


Aiken, R. A. Thomas. 
Allendale, M. C. Cook. 
Appleton, T. G. Robinson. 
Bamberg (P. O., Blackville), S&. 
D. Wilicams. 
Barnwell, A. B. Kennedy. 
Beaufort, W. G. Valentine. 
Cottageville, C. H. Harleston. 
Denmark, 8. A. King. 
Ehrhardt, J. T. Latson. 
Grahamville, B. F. Millen. 
Green Pond, B. J. Boston. 


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SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE, 1896. 


Hampton, G. S. Me Millan. 
Holly Hill, to be supplied. 
Jacksonboro, /. S. Zyler. 
Midway, V. 8. Johnson. 
Reevesville, Henry Baker. 
Ridgeville, P. D. Harris. 
Ross, Ellis Forrest. 
Ruffin, G. W. Gantt. 
Saint George, H. H. Matthews, 
Saint Paul Mission, J. E. A. 
Keeler. 
Sieglinville, J. W. Connelly. 
Springfield, 8. S. Lawton. 
Springtown, J. L. Chestnut. 
Summerville, J. W. Dore. 
Ulmer, W. G. White. 
Waterboro, J. L. Henderson. 
Weimer, H. 0. Frederick. 
Yemassee, E. J. Curry. 


L. Ws Williams, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one 
of our schools. 


CEARLESTON DISTRICT. 
C. C. Jacoss, P. E. 
(P. O., Sumter, 8. C.) 


Bethesda (P. O., Kingstree), Al- 
fred Lewis. 

Black River (P. O., Kingstree), 

L. L. Thomas. 

Brook Green, to he supplied. 

Camp Ridge, Benjamin Brown. 

Charleston; Centenary, H. E. 

Frohock. 
Mission, to be supplied. 
Old Bethel, J. B. Middleton. 
Wesley, J. F. Page. 

Cooper River (P. O., Cordesville), 
Daniel Brown. 

John’s Island (P. O., Exchange), 
J. R. Townsend. 

Kingstree, H. M. Murphy. 

Kingstree Circuit, A. B. Frank- 
lin. 

Ladson and Saint James (P. O., 
Summerville), W. R. Jervey. 

Lake City, G. W. Walliams. 

Lanes, A. J. Robinson. 

Manning and Foreston, D. G. 
Johnson. 

Maryville and Saint Andrews 
(P. O., Charleston), Wellzam 
David. 

Mount Pleasant, to be supplied. 

Pineopolis (P. O., Monck’s Cor- 
ner), G. W. Shackelford. 

Saint John’s, Stewart Simmons. 

Saint Mary’s (P. O., Kingstree), 
Joseph Lucas. 

Saint Stephen’s, Jackson Gor- 
don. 

Saint Thomas, A. H. Harrison. 

South Santee (P. O., Annandale), 
C. BR. Lowrey. 

Turkey Creek, /. H. Hulton. 

Waccamaw and Georgetown, Dick- 
erson Salters. 

Washington and Saint Jude, N. T. 
Spencer. ; 


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FLORENCE DISTRICT. 
J. E. Wiuson, P. E. 
(P. O., Florence, S. C.) 


Alcott, J. T. Wilson, 

Bennettsville, B, F. Witherspoon, 

Beulah (P. O., Little Rock), W. 
M. Rk. Haddy. 

Bostwick, e/. A July. 

Cheraw, A. EB. Quick. 

Clio, L. G. Gregg. 

Cypress, J. A. Harrell. 

Darlington, E. B. Burroughs. 

Florence, F. E. McDonald. 

Hartsville, F. C. Weston. 

Lamar, S. S. Sparks. 

Little Rock, G. W. Cooper. 

Lynchburg, Abraham Middleton. 

Lyra, Thomas Sims. 

Marion, William MeWillie. 

Mars Bluff, Washington Thomas. 

Mayesville, F. L. Baxter. 

Mount Zion and Bethel (P. O., 
Cheraw),. C. C. Robertson. 

North Marlboro (P.. O., Bennetts- 
ville), Benjamin Robertson. 

Salem and Wesley (P. 0O., Flor- 
ence), B. S. Jackson. 

Sellers, W. 8. Neil. 

Shiloh, J. C. Burch. 

sae (P. O., Bennettsville), E. 

. Adams, 

Spears (P. O., Bennettsville), 
James McEady. 

Springville (P. O., Marion), A. 2. 
Smith. 

Syracuse, M. V. Gray. 

Tatum, B. M. Pegues. 

Timmonsville, J.S. Thomas. 


GREENVILLE DISTRICT. 
J. A. Brown, P. E. 
(P. 0., Greenville, 8. C.) 
Aimwell (P. O., Bradley), A. D. 
Brown. 
Anderson, Jerry McLeod. 
Belton, J. R. Rosemond. 
Easley, W. G. Deas. 
Greenville, D. M. Minus. 
Greenville Circuit, to be supplied. 
Liberty and Central, /. OD. 
Mitchell. 
Marietta (P. O., Greenville), J. C. 
Martin. 
Olio(P.O., Anderson), E. I. Foster. 
Pendleton, W. H. Greer. 
Rock Mill and Lowndsville, York 
Goodlett, G. F. Miller. 
Seneca and Townville, F. W. 
Vance. 
Seneca Circuit, J. W. Grove, 
South Greenville, J. H. Parks. 
Walhalla, C. LZ. Logan. 
Williamston, A. 8. J. Brown. 


ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. 
J. L. Gricz, P. E. 
_ (P. 0., Florence, 8, C.) 
Antioch (P. 0., Bossard), F. ¢. 
k. Brown. 


409 


Ashland, B. F. Gandy. 

Branchville (P. O.,, Orangeburg), 
B. G. Frederick. 

Camden, C. C. Scott. 

Camden Circuit, F. D. Smith. 

Chesterfield, A. B. Morrissey. 

Columbia, R. L. Hickson. 

Edisto Forks (P.O., Orangeburg), 
J. B. Taylor. 

Elizabeth and Lexington (P. O., 
Orangeburg), 8.8. Butler, one 
to be supplied. 

Jamison (P. O., Orangeburg), D. 
J. Sanders. 

Jefferson, A. B. Uurphy. 

Longtown, E. M. Pinckney. 


Macedonia (P. O., Orangeburg), 


G. J. Davis. 

Mechanicsville, J. B. Thomas. 

Mount Zion (P. O., Sumter), C. 
H. Dangerfield. 

Orangeburg, J. D). Whitaker. 

Orangeburg Circuit, J. W. Moul- 
tree. 

Pineville (P. O., Orangeburg), 
Morris Stewart. 


Rock Spring (P. O., Camden), J. 


W. Brown. 

Rowesville (P. O., Orangeburg), 
W.R. A. Palmer. 

Smithville, Waters McIntosh. 

Sumter, M. M. Mouzon. 

Sumter Circuit, W. H. Jones. 

Wateree, J. P. Robinson. 

L. M. Dunton, President; A.°G. 
Townsend, Professor, in Claflin 
University—members of Orange- 
burg Quarterly Conference. 

W. M. Baker, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one of 
our schools. 


SPARTANBURG DISTRICT. 

N. T. Bowen, P. E. 
(P..0., Spartanburg, 8. OC.) 

Blacksburg, to be supplied. 

Campobello and Saint Mark’s, to 

be supplied. 
Setenive and Kershaw, to be sup- 
lied. 

Gharar W. H. Redfield. 

Cowpens, Scipio Green. 

Gaffney, R. C.. Campbell. 

Greenwood, W.S. Thompson. 

Greer’s, Wiley Littlejohn. 

Newberry, J. H. Johnson. 

Reidville, to be supplied. 

Rock Hill, to be supplied. 

Saint James, H. C. Asbury. 

Spartanburg, C. R. Brown. 

Speran Pay Circuit, to be sup- 

11ed. 

Wetwier! to be supplied. 

Wellford, A. D. Harris. 

Yorkville, I. B. Smith. 

Yorkville Circuit, W. B. Bowers. 


Quusr. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Anderson, S. C. 


410 


SOUTHERN GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


SOUTHERN GERMAN CONFERENCE, 


Held in Dallas, Tex., Nov. 25, 1897. 


BISHOP MALLALIEU, Presiding. 


Quust. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Jerences ? 
None. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 


None. 


Qurst. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(0) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Herman F. Bohmfalk. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 
/ None. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None, 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. | 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


None. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


None. 


Quust. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 
None. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously, 


None. 


Qurst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 

George F. W. Schreiber, Gustav 
ibe “Doerr, Fritz Beckendortf 


2 
Oo. 


C. 


Quzst. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year, 


John Hierholzer. 








CARL SCHULER, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Brenham, Tex. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 


(a) As Local Preachers. . 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Qurst. 12. What others have been 
Hlected and Ordained Elders? 


(a) As Local Deacons, 
| None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 18. Was the Characier of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Qusst. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences? 


None. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
Conrad Pluenneke. 

(See obituary, p. 455.) 
Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 

None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quust. 18. Who have Withdrawn? 
None. 


Quzst. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Wathdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hxpelled? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 


J. W. Pfaeffle. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


Anton Ulrich. 


Quest, 24, Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

Gottlieb Dosdall,Gustav Schulze, 
W. A. Moers, Jacob Ott, Andrew 
Traeger, J. C. Groth, John Plu- 
enneke—7, 








Quzst. 25. What is the Statistical 
: Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 621.) 


Qurst. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? . 

$3,149. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$679. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$679, 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Quzxst. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 


of Texas, except as otherwise indi- 
cated. } 


BRENHAM DISTRICT. 
E. C. Draxreer, P. E. 
(P. O., Brenham, Tex.) 


Ballinger, Henry Diener. 

Bartlett_ and Coperas Cove, Her- 
man Schmalz. 

Brenham and Phillipsburg, W. A. 
Moers. 

en and Palmer, Gottlieb Dos- 

all. 

Denton, G. F. W. Schreiber. 

Houston and Bear Creek, William 
Buehrer. 

Lexington and Caldwell, William 
Felsing. 

Needville, Fritz Reetz. 

New Orleans (La.): First Church, 

John Pluenneke. 

Second Church, John Streit. 
Third Church, to be supplied. 

Perry, J. E. Urbantke. 

Riesel, to be supplied. 

Rocky and Millican, Henry Wee-~ 


ber. 

Rose Hill and Patterson, H. F, 
Bohmfatk. 

Waco and Leon, Andrew Traeger. 

Carl Urbantke, President; Carl 
Schuler, Professor, in Blinn 
Memorial College—members of 
Brenham'Quarterly Conference. 


SAN ANTONIO DISTRICT. 
Henry Drerz, P. E. 
(P. 0., Seguin, Tex.) 


Austin, Rudolph Brueck. 

Bracken and _ Cibolo, 
Homburg. 

Fredericksburg, Heinrich Pape. 

Freyburg, Schulenburg, and La; 
vacea, George Koch. 


Herman" 


: 


SOUTHERN GERMAN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Gonzales, G. C. T. Doerr. 
Guadalupe Valley, J. W. A. Witt. 
Hedpes Hill and Llano, Jacob 
Industry, J. C. Groth. 

Mason, Gustav Schulze. 


‘ 


New Fountain, Friede Bohmfalk. 
Paige and Bastrop, John Hier- 
holzer. 
Rutersville, Fritz Beckendorf. 
San Antonio, Bruno Boezinger, 
Seguin, Theodore Havekost. 


411 


Victoria and Goliad, John Klein- 
knecht. 


Quest. 80, Where shail the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Llano, Tex. 





ALABAMA CONFERENCE, 


4 
Held in Kinsey, Ala., Dec. 1-4, 1897. 


BISHOP McCABE, Presiding. 


Quexsr. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ¢ 


None. 
Quzst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


John Davis Peirce. 


Qurst. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

W. T. Stokes, a deacon from the 
Free Will Baptist Church, and J. 
M. Carroll, a deacon from the 
Methodist Protestant Church. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
John M. Carroll, Louis H. Jack- 
son—2. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year, 

Andrew McK. Dykes, Robert B. 
Stansell, James F. Rowan, Stone- 
wall J. Jennings, Samuel G. Jones 
—5. 

(0) In Studies of Second Year. 

Charles S. Morrison, Belvey J. 
Spivey, Albert L. Owens, William 
T. Stokes, Armsted E. Blevens 
—5. 

(¢) In Studies of Third Year. 

Samuel A. Wanless, George W. 
Tupper—2. 

(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
: tinned ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admiited 
into Full Membership? 
(a). Elected:and Ordained Deacons this 


L . . 
Willett G. Baker, William F. 
Miller—2. 
(6) Blected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


William E. Thomas. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third. Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 
Willett G. Baker, William F. 
Miller, William E. Thomas—3. 


G. E. ACKERMAN, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Chattanooga, Tenn. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


William M. Green, George W. 
Palmer, John T. Terry, George G. 
Miller, William L, A. Self—3.: 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 
Samuel 8. Owens, John B. Da- 
vis, Lewis G. Gunn, Newton L. 
Powell, James A. Mitchell, Hugh 
W. Jones—6, 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Vonference Course 
of Study ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 
year. 


Charles Wolford. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 


None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 


(a) As Local Preachers. 
None. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Qurstr. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Hlders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, ; 
None. 


(®) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quzst. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined 2 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest, 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 


James A. Webb, to Austin Con- 
ference. 
Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
None. 
Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
‘None. 


Quzsr. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
W. H. Newton. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints. : 


None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Quzst. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 

The orders of W. J. Hahn were 
recognized as a local elder from the 
United Evangelical Church. Lo- 
cal deacon’s parchment issued to 
Isaac James to replace parchment 
lost in fire, 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernai- | 
merary Preachers ? 
L. A. Clifton, J. B. Davis, W. 
M. Croman, P. W. Blackwell, W. | 
L. A. Self, H. W. Jones, C. L. 


Mann—*. 


Qursr. 23. Who are the Siuperan- 
nated Preachers ? 

J. B. Loveless, J. M. Gibbs, 
James Rogers, Peter Groover, J. 
W. Addington, J. P. McGee, 
Nicholas Baggett, C. C. Burson 
-—8. 


Quest. 24, Who are the Triers of 


Appeals ? 

James Williams, D. C. Beltz, 
H. J. Brown, T. 8. Raines, J. G. 
Hopper, R. W. Burdeshaw, J. N. 
Rampey—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Leport for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 625.) 


Quest: 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections o1- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? . 

$1,017. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$471. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$471, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


412 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Alabama, except as otherwise indi- 
cated.) 


ANNISTON DISTRICT. 
J. N. Rampey, P. E. 
\ (P. 0., Reedbrake, Ala.) 


Anniston, J. G. Johnson. 
Cool Spring, 8S. R. Crumpton. 
Edwardsville, W. P. Weston. 
Flat Rock, J. M. Bowman. 
Mentone, to be supplied. 
Muscadine Depot, J. W. Stewart. 
Rock Run, C. S. Morrison. 
Spring Creek, G. W. Palmer. 
edowee, W. 7. Stokes. 


G. E. Ackerman, Professor of Sys- 
tematic Theology in the U. S. 
Grant University—member of 
Anniston Quarterly Conference. 


BIRMINGHAM DISTRICT. 
James Wixiams, P. E. 
(P. O., Boaz, Ala.) 


Bear Creek, to be supplied. 
Birmingham: Ninth Street, J. D. 
Peirce. 

Simpson, J. A. Mitchell. 
Birmingham Circuit, J. H. Lott. 
Blount Spring, to be supplied. 
Brookwood, W. M. Green. 
Crawford’s Cove, T. 8. Raines. 


Dt 


Howelton, to be supplied. 
Kelley’s Creek, to be supplied. 
Marshall, S. S. Owens. 
Murphree’s Valley, 2. B. Stansell. 
Pratt City, Charles Wolford. 
Roeky Mount and Elmore (P, O., 
Jamison), J. B, Miller. 


) Snead, to be supplied. 


South Lowell, 4. #. Blevens. 
Spencer and Winfield, to be sup- 
plied. 
Woodland (Miss.), A. T. Van- 

diver. § 


DECATUR DISTRICT. , 
J. T. Hoprsr, P. E. 
(P. 0., Boaz, Ala.) 


Boaz and Albertville, to be sup- 
lied. 4 eu 
Bridgeport, to be supplied. 
Brindley (7 Os, Topek 
Rowan. 
Crane Hill, to be supplied. 
Cullman and Haneeville, W. / 
Miller. 
Maynard’s Cove (P. O., Tupelo), 
’. L. Powell. 
Melville, A. Z. Owens. 
New Decatur, E. B. L. Elder. 
Pleasant Grove, to be supplied. 
Ruby, J. B. Parrott. 
Sand Mountain, H. J. Brown. 
Sipsey Falls (P. O., Garrison 
oint), A. McK. Dykes. 


J. Ef. 





Fee 


ALABAMA CONFERENCE, 1897. ~ 


DE FUNIAK SPRINGS DIST. 
D), CBettz, 2.3. 
(P. O., De Funiak Springs, Fla.) 


Alco, to be Papi 
Cottage Hill, W. G. Baker. 

Crest View, to be supplied. 

De Funiak Springs, J. M. Mason. 
Elton, G. G. Miller. 

Perdue Hill, J. 32. Carroll. 

Rose Hill, John Riley. 

Rosinton, to be supplied. 


. KINSEY DISTRICT. 
k. W. Burpzsuaw, P. E. - 
(P. O., Kinsey, Ala.) 

Cowart, W. £. Thomas. 

Echo, BIS wey. 

Kinsey, R. W. Burdeshaw. 

Marl, to be supplied. 

New Tabernacle, to be supplied. 

Saint Andrew’s Bay, L. G. Gunn. 

L. H, Jackson, Principal of Malla- 
lieu Seminary —member of Kin- 
sey Quarterly Conference. 

S. J. Jennings, 8S. A. Wanless, 
S. G. Jones, J. T. Terry; G. W. 
Tupper, and J. L. Brasher, left 
without appointments to attend 
some one of our schools. 


Quust. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be hela? 
In Anniston, Ala. 





ATS TUN’ CONLDR ENCE 


Held in Dallas, Tex., Dec. 2-6, 1897. 


BISHOP MALLALIEU, Presiding. 


Quust. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences ? 

George McAdam, from Black 

Hills; ©. T. Erickson, from Bur- 

vmah; J. A. Webb, from Alabama; 

Henry L. Steves, from North Ohio; 

Charles E. Woodson, from Okla- 

homa—5. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted 2 


None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churehes ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Ernst Severin, Frank A. Lund- 
berg—2. 


(>) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year, - 
None, 


W. 


A. COOPER, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, San Antonio, Tex. 


(}) In Studies of Second Year. 

Jacob H. McClesky, Charles E. 
Woodson—2. 
(c) In Studies of Third Year. 

None. 
(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 
Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
lined ? 
George W. ‘Thornbrook. 
Qurst. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
re 
John F. Sarner. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, a 
None. 


Quzst. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 

John F, Sarner. 

(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 

viously, be 
None. 


Quxst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 


Frank L. Farrington. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 
George Evans, William J. Brient 

—2. 

(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 

ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been . 

Hlected and Ordained Deacons? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
None, 


(6) Under Missionary Rule 
Ernst Severin, Frank A. Lund- 
berg—2. 


Quusr. 12. What others have been 
Hlected and Ordained Elders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Qurst. 138. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined 2 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. ( 


AUSTIN CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quest, 14. Who have been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences ? 
-C. T. Erickson, to North Ohio; 
J. I. MeLauglin, to Kansas—2. 


Quust. 15. Who have Died ? 
W. J. Bassett. 
(See obituary, p. 455.) 


Qursr. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw wnder Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hxpelled? 
None. 


Qusst. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
The orders of J. C. H. Me- 
Knight, an elder from the Meth- 
odist Episcopal Church, South, 
were recognized. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
Nils Eklund. 


Quest. 28. Who are the Swperan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

J. B. Calloway, Harvey Webb 

—2. - 


Quzst. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

O. L. Fisher, C. E. Giddings, J. 
L. Freeman, M. Armstrong, H. G. 
Breed, J. B. Bollman, O. J. Ojer- 
holm—’. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 618.) 





Quxst. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

Disciplinary answer not received. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Hund 2 


$251. 


Quest. 28. What has been Receiveds 
on these Olains, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$251, 


which has been eppiied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Texas. ] 
AUSTIN SWEDISH DISTRICT. 
O. E. Oxanver, P. E. 
(P. O., Austin, Tex.) 


Austin, O. E. Olander. 
Brushy and Georgetown, John 
Ovall. 
Dallas, to be supplied. 
Decker, to be supplied. 
Driskell, J. M. Ojerholm, 
El Campo, August Wallin. 
Fort Worth rust Severin. 
Galveston, J. F. Sarnen. 
Hutto, Charles Charnquist. 
Manda, Carl Fromen. 
Swedonia, to be supplied. 
Waco, F. A. Lundberg. 


FORT WORTH DISTRICT. 
T. H. Corxumtt, P. E. 
(P. O,, Dallas, Tex.) 


Bethel (P. O., Roanoke), to be 
supplied. 
Clarendon, George Evans. 
Dallas: Hope Chapel, C. E. Gid- 
dings. 
Tabernacle, H. L. Steves. 
Denison: First Church, J. 
Bollman. 
Grace, Martin Armstrong. 


B. 


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413 


Denton, J. H. McClesky. 
Fort Worth: Saint Paul, George 
McAdam. 

City Mission, to be supplied. 

Gainesville, J. L. Freeman. 

Iowa Park and Thornberry, C. B. 
Beaty. 

Lloyd, J. A. Webb. 

Panhandle, to be supplied. 

Pilot Point, #. L. Harrington. 


O. L. Fisher, President of Fort 
Worth University—member of 
Saint Paul, Fort Worth, Quar- 
terly Conference. 


A. P. Morrison, Superintendent of 
New Mexico Mission. 


SAN ANTONIO DISTRICT. 
R. L. Serre, P, E. 
(P. O., Waco, Tex.) 


Abilene, to be supplied. 

Arcadia, H. G. Breed. 

Athens, to be supplied. 

Austin, to be supplied. 

Baird, to be supplied. 

Dublin, to be supplied. 

Galveston, to be supplied. 

Georgetown, @. H. Woodson. , 

Ssorakons Circuit, to be sup- 

ied. 

Hiceore to be supplied. 

Killeen, to be supplied. 

Mason, to be supplied. 

Pearland, to be supplied. 

San Antonio: City Missions, to be 

supplied. : 

South Hackberry, to be sup- 

plied. 

Trinity, W. A. Cooper. 
Temple, to be supplied. ; 
Waco: South Side Mission, to be 

supplied. eo 

Trinity, W. J. Brient. 

M. A. Daugherty, Financial Agent 
of Bay Coast College—member 
of Trinity, Waco, Quarterly 
Conference. 


Quest. 30. Where shall the newt 
Conference be held ? 


Austin, Tex, 


SAVANNAH CONFERENCE, 


Held in Waycross, Ga., Dec. 9-13, 1897. 


BISHOP VINCENT, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received | Quust.. 4. Who have been Received 


by Transfer, and from what Con- 

Serences ? 

A. N. Jackson, from Central 
Alabama. 


Qursr. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches 2 

None. 





on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
David H. Greer, William H. 
Johnson, William R. Carter, Chas. 
P, Cannon—4. 


(6) In Studies of Third Year. 
| None. 





Quzst. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


J. D. JENKINS, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, Asbury, Ga. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 

Thomas A. South, James C. 
Williams, Isaac T. Griner, Daniel 
H. Martin, John H. Pinckney, 
Daniel W. Anderson, William M. 
Bellinger—-7, 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None, 

(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
None. 


! 


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\ 


414 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Kull Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year 


Evans J. Kimball. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Edward W. Moore, Silas A. 
Peeler, Moses J, Hamilton, Samuel 
P. Bryant—4. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 

Evans J. Kimball, Edward W. 
Moore, Silas A. Peeler, Moses J. 
Hamilton, Samuel P. Bryant—5. 
(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 

viously, 
None. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 

Matthew Holman, Aaron S. Per- 
ry, Richard S. Stacy—3. ; 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 
a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 
year. 


None. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 


Thomas Thompson, Pompey B. 
Gibson, Jackson W. Green—3. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
None. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quust. 12. What others have been 
EHlected and Ordained Eiders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
Silas A. Peeler. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quxsr. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 

This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 

J. H. Grant, left without appoint- 
ment and his ease referred to the 
Presiding Elder for investigation 
and trial. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
ferred, and to what Conferences ? 
§. C. Upshaw, to Atlanta. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
Aaron Johnson. 
(See obituary, p. 456.) 


SAVANNAH CONFERENCE, 


Quxsr. 16. Who, have been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


Quust. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
* to Withdraw wnder Charges or 
Complaints ? 
R. B. Hayes. 


Qusst, 20. Who have been Expelled ? 
None. : 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Super- 
numerary Preachers ? 
C. H. Newton, A. S. Perry, Mat- 
thew Holman—s. 


Qurst. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
Robert Anderson, W. C. Hunt- 
er—2. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

W. H. Lovelace, G. Y. Flem- 
ister, 8S. H. Jordan, J. C. Allen, 
S. H. Garey, J. H. Smith, J. H. 
Cole—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. —-.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$917. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$380. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on, these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? e 

$456, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in the State 
of Georgia, 


LA GRANGE DISTRICT. 
- James Jackson, P. E. 
(P. 0., La Grange, Ga.) 
Barnesville and Thomaston, J. W. 
Green. 
Chipley, 8. C. Crandall. 
Columbus, to be supplied. 


1897. 


Concord, #. W. Moore. 

Culloden; 8. H. Gerry. . 

Forsyth, W. A. Holmes. 

Fort Valley, W. H. Johnson, 

Greenville, J. W. Fisher. 

Harris City, to be che a 

Jackson, J. D. Arnold. 

La Grange, A. N. Jackson. 

La Grange Cireuit, S. H: Jordan, 

Liberty Hill, G. ¥Y. Flemister. 

Macon, S. A. Peeler. 

Macon Circuit, A. B. Fish. 

Talbotton, to be supplied. 

Troup Factory, W. A. Hill. 

West Point, to be supplied. 

Whiteville, R. B. Hindman. 

Woodbury and Warm Springs, to 
be supplied. 

Zebulun, David McLendon. 


SAVANNAH DISTRICT. 
Joun Warts, P. E. 
(P. 0., Waycross, Ga.) 


Americus, D. W. Anderson. 

Bainbridge, J. H. Smith. 

Baxley, J. C. Allen. 

Blackshear, McDonald Spencer. 

Brunswick, William Daniels. 

Brunswick Cireuit, C. P. Cannon. 

Cordelle, H. M. White. 

Eastman, D. H. Greer, 

Glenmore and Waresboro, . J. 
Hamilton. 

Jessup, J. 7. Griner. 

Offerman, to be supplied. 

Saint Mary’s, Thomas Thompson. 

Satilla Bluff, to be supplied. 

Savannah: Asbury, P. H. Travis, 
Second Church, W. &. Carter. 

Tarboro, to be supplied. 

Thomasville and Fowlstown, 2. S. 
Stacy. 

Valdosta and Tifton, J. C. Wal- 
liams. 

Waycross, John Crolley. 


WAYNESBORO DISTRICT. 
k. R. O'Neat, P. E. 
(P. 0., Millen, Ga.) 


Asbury, J. D. Jenkins. 

Augusta: Mission, to be supplied. 
Saint Mark’s, P, B. Gibson. 

Bascom, D. H. Martin. 

Bellsville and Roberts, W. 
Bellinger. 

Charlestown, A. B. Allen. 

English Eddy, M. P. Moore. 

Excelsior, J. H. Cole. 

Girard, to be supplied. 

Millen, 7. A. South. 

Mount Vernon, S. P. Bryant. 

Statesboro, O. N. Sample. 

Sylvania, W. H. Brown. 

Thrift, #. J. Kimbadl. 

Wadley, to be supplied. 

Waynesboro, W. H, Lovelace. 

Waynesboro Circuit, J. H. Pinck- 
ney. 


Quest. 30, Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? : 


In Macon, Ga. 


CENTRAL ALABAMA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


415 


CENTRAL ALABAMA > CONFERENCE, 


Held in Alexander City, Ala., Dec. 812, 1897. 


BISHOP McCABE, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by 7 in ek and from what Con- 
Serences : 

None. 
Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
John W. Landrum, Joseph L. 
Marable, Alexander A Robinson, 
William M. Strickland—4, 


<b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial? 

(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Frederick Winn, John W. Tate, 

Lewis B. Smith, Robert L. Beas- 

ley John B. Webb, Leonard L. 

Allen, William L. Darias, Dennis 

Herron—8. 


{b) In Studies of Second Year, 
Shadrach DD. Davis, 
Vaughn—2. 


Tsaac 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(da) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued 2 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into: Full Membership ? 

4a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


James W. Martin. 


<b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Aaron C. Nimrod, John W: 
Thomas, William T. Trammell—3. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 


year. 
' Aaron C. Nimrod, James W. 
Martin, John W. Thomas, William 


T. Trammell—4. 


4b) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Henry Moton. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 


David Royal, Walter R. Howard, 


y 








W. H. NELSON, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Decatur, Ala. 


Emanuel L. Gary, John T. Mar- 
tin, Willis J. Smith, Butler’ H. 
Ware, Birvin 8. Kirk, Haywood 
Adams, Noah H. Redrick, George 
R. Rogers, Lewis Drake—11. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


Samuel J. Jordan. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 


None. 


Qurst. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 


(a) As Local Preachers. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have heen 
Elected and Ordained Eiders? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 


Wesley Prettyman, to Ohio; 
A. N. Jackson, to Savannah; C. 
L. Johnson, to Atlanta—3. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
L. W. Hill. 

(See obituary, p. 456.) 
Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 

None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
J. C. Reed. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 
Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 


to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 


R. H. Fleming. 
Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled ? 
None. 
Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
None. 





Qurst. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
M. M. McKinney, William Lee- 
wood, Lewis Drake—3. 


Quxst. 238. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

Berry Jackson, Alfred Nichols, 
James Yarnell, W. H. Conner, 
George Miller, Nimrod Snoddy, 
H. D. Byrd, B. D. Lewis, Crelius 
Miller, William Coleman—10. 


Quxst. 24. Who are the Triers of 
‘Appeals ? 

W. H. Jordan, H. N. Brown, 
T) C. Le Vert, N. H. Speight, Os- 
born Nelson, C. L. Johnson, G. 
W. Mann—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 626.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate , 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$954.01. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$514.38. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$514.38, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


QuEsT. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


| (The appointments of this District are all 


in the State of Alabama, except as 
otherwise indicated.] 


BIRMINGHAM DISTRICT. 
B. G. Surrx, P. E. 
_ (P. 0., Birmingham, Ala.) 


Adamsville, to be supplied. 
Anniston and Oxana, J. W. Mar- 
tin. 
Ashville, Z. L. Gary. 
Attalla and Collinsville, L. W. 
Goodson. 
Bessemer, to be supplied. 
Birmingham: Avondale and Wood- 
lawn, to be supplied. 
Enon and Pratt City, W. 4H. 
Jordan. 
Irondale and Brownsville, G. W. 
Reeves. ; 
Mount Pleasant, to be supplied. 
Saint Paul’s, P. G. Goins. 
Blount Springs, to be supplied. 
Cedar Bluff, G. 2. Rogers. 


416 


Center, W. R. Howard. 
Gadsden, W. J. Smith. 
Heflin, David Royal. 
Horse Creek, to be supplied. 
- Howell’s Cross Roads, Haywood 
Adams. 
Kidderville and Talladega, J. W. 
Paul. 
_ Oneonta, Spencer Ray. 
Oxford, T. M. Joiner, 
Warrior and Holston Chapel, Z. 2. 
Smith. 


HUNTSVILLE DISTRICT. 
IsrarEL Townsenp, P. E. 
(P. O., Huntsville, Ala.) 


Athens and Johnsville, /, W. 
Landrum. 

Belle Mina and Oakland, T. H. 
Ham. 

Blountsville, to be supplied. 

Center Grove (P. O., Huntsville), 
D. RB. Matthews. \ 

Courtland, G. W. Winn. 

Decatur, W. H. Nelson. 

Harley and Cedar Grove, Jackson 

__ Harper. 

Huntsville, N. H. Speight. 

Huntsville Cireuit, to be sup- 
plied. 

Moore’s Chapel (P. O., Dan’s Al- 
ley), to be supplied. 

Mount Moriah (P. 0O., 
Grove), to be supplied. 

Scottsboro and Hollywood, A. 8. 
Williams, 

Sheffield, Frederick Winn. 

Stevenson, B. S. Kirk. 

ee and Spring Hill, S. J. Jor- 

an. 


A. W. McKinney, Principal of 
Central Alabama Academy— 
member of Huntsville Quarterly 

_ Conference. 

‘ 


Green 


MARION DISTRICT. 
F. L. Tracuez, P. KE, 
(P. O., Marion, Ala.) 


Bethany and Mars’ Hill, to be sup- 
plied. 

Clinton, to be supplied. 

Eutaw and Springfield, L. H. 
Mixon. 

Gainesville and Spring Hill, Z. Z. 
Allen. 

Jackson’s Chapel and Saint Peter’s 
(P. O., Marion), Osborn Nelson. 

John Wesley Chapel and Soule, to 
be supplied. 

Marion, J. S, Todd. 

Newbern and Antioch, E. B. Mc- 
Cauley. 

Oak Grove, to be supplied. 

Old Town (P. O., Marion), F. J. 
Brown. 

Saint Paul and Saint Mary, /. L. 
Marable. 

Scott and Allen, A. A. Robinson. 

Selma, L. D. Williams. 

Tuscaloosa and Murphy’s Chapel, 
A. G. Glenn. 

Union and Mount Sinai, William 
Perry. 


MONTGOMERY DISTRICT. 
E. M. Jonss, P. E. 
(P. O., Montgomery, Ala.) 


Aberfoil and Brown’s Grove (P.O., 
Union Springs), W. H. Redrick, 
Brewton and Pollard, B. H. Ware. 
Castleberry, 4A. C. Nimrod. 
Evergreen, T, J. English. 
Evergreen Mission, to be supplied. 
Greenville, to be supplied. 
Inverness, to be supplied. 
Mobile: Warren Street, W. F. 
Smith. 
Wesley and Theodore, S. D. 
Davis. 





CENTRAL ALABAMA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


i outeonter G. W. Mann. 
Mount Sterling, J. B. Webb. 
Pensacola (Fla.), J. W. Thomas. 
Prattsville and Srmith’s Mission, 


to be supplied. ; 
Tensaw and Suggsville, Dennis 
Herron. 


Troy and Seabright, J..C. Sum- 
mons, 

Union Springs, Cain Rogers. 

J. W. Tate, left without appoint- 
ment to‘attend some one of our 
scliools, 


OPELIKA DISTRICT. 
H. N. Brown, P. E. 
(P. O., Opelika, Ala.) 


Alexander City, T. J. Jackson. 

Ashland, Elijah Frazier. 

Bluffton (P. O., West 
Ga.), T. C. Le Vert. 

Dadesville, W. T. Trammell. 

Camp Hill, W. H. Bond. 

Eclectic, to be supplied. 

Five Points and Fredonia, 8. H. 
Viel. 

Flint Hill and Riverside (P. O., 
Alexander City), Zsaac Vaughn. 

Jackson Gap, Henry Moton. 

La Fayette, T. P. Phillips. 

La Fayette Cireuit, W. WZ. Strick- 
land. 

Le Mars, W. LZ. Darias. 

Opelika, A. C. Carter. 

Roanoke, J. 7. Martin. 

Sykes’ Mills, to be poppued. 

Sylacauga, George McLemore. 

Tallassee and Bethel, 2. Z. Beas- 


Point, 


i, 
Wedowee, to be supplied. 


Quest. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


Gadsden, Ala. 





FOO-CHOW CONFERENCE, 


Held in Foo-Chow, China, Nov. 10-16, 1897. 


BISHOP JOYCE, Presiding. 


Quxst. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 

Serences ? 

Nieh Chen Yi, from North 
China; Arthur J. Bowen (in stud- 
ies of first year), from Puget 
Sound—2, Naa 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quust. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Wilbur F. Wilson, Lung Chen 
Tsai, Tsai Wen Yuen, Yeh Hsio 


N. J. PLUMB, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Foo-Chow, China, 


King, Li Yuen Shen, Ling Sen 
Uong, Huong Do Nguong—7. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Cheng Teng Yin, James O. Cur- 
now, Sia Tieng Ang, Arthur J. 
Bowen—4. 


(6) In Studies of Second Year, 

Tai Ku Chen, Kiang Ming Chih, 
Cheu Mei Fu, Iong Hie Ung, 
Hwang Tsz Sing, Chang Shuh 
Liang, Ernest R. Jellison, Jesse 
F, Newman, Hu Chi Pin—9. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 





(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


Ho Ik Ngung. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Hull Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
“year, 


Siek Gi Ciong, Ling Dieu Daik, 
Ung Uong Ciu, Uong Hun 
Nguong, Uong Hong Siong, Li 
Gi Chiong, Li Ko Dung, Tsu 
Tsing Chen, Wu Tech Yuen, Tien 
Yu Ming (the two last to be or- 
dained in Central China)—10. 


(0) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


James Simester. 


: gee FOO-CHOW CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quusr. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
{a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
ar, 


Siek Gi Ciong, Uong Hong 
Siong, Ling Dieu Daik, Li Gi 
Chiong, Ung Uong Ciu, Li Ko 
Dung, Uong Hung Nguong, Tsu 
Tsing Chen, Wu ‘Teh Yuen, Tien 
Yo Ming, James Simester—11. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Co Kong Ching, Chiong Hok 
Chu, Ding Bek Dak, Ho Dieu 
leu—4. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 
Dong Gieu Hua, Ling Dieu Gek, 
Ding Sing Seng, Cung Daik Ming 
—4. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 


year, 

Uong Huong Sing, U Sieu 

Ling—2. 

(6) Elected and Ordained Elders pre- 
viously. 


None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
King Yung Kwei, Ernest R. Jel- 
lison (both to be ordained in Cen- 
tral China)—2. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 
Ding Hiong Cing. . 
(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Jerred, and to what Conferences ? 


R. L. McNabb, to Colorado ; W. 
P. MaeVey, to Northern Minneso- 
ta; Ralph O. Lrish (in studies of 
second year), to Wisconsin—8. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
Sia Sek Ong, U Seuk Hu—2, 
(See obituaries, p. 454.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have heen Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ¢ 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Bxpelled 2 
None. 


Qusst, 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 
None. 


Quest, 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 


Ling Heng Tung. 


Quest. 23. Whoare the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 

Hu Sing Mi, Sia Heng To, Hu 
Bo Mi, Pang Ding Hie—4, 


Quest. 24. Who are the Tries of 
Appeals ? 
G. 8. Miner, G. B. Smyth, N. J. 
Plumb, J. H. Worley, W. A. Main, 
Uong De Gi, Hu Caik Hang—7. 


QUEST. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 685.) 


Qusst. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$1,414, Mexican, or $707, gold. 


QuustT. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$660, Mexican, or $330, gold. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has i 
been Applied ? 


$475, gold, 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Quzst. 29. Where’ are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are al! in China.) 
FOO-CHOW DISTRICT. 
J. H. Wortey, P. E. 
(P. 0., Foo-Chow, China.) 


Foo-Chow: A-hong Ga, 

Hong Siong. 

Bo-ding Hang, Co Kong Ching. 

Ching Sing Dong, Ling Seu 
Yong. 

Hok Ing Dong, Sie Sing Cang. 

Sieu Liang Dong, Ding Daing 
Dieu. 

Tieng Ang Dong, Uong De Gi. 

Gang-cia, Lt Ko Dung. 

Iek-iong, to be supplied. 

Tong-die, Ling Dieu Gek. 

Lu Loi, to be supplied. 

Ngie-cang, to be supplied. 

Negu-kang, to be papphed. 

Nguong-die, Uong Huong Sing. 

Puo-a, to be supplied. 

N. J. Plumb, President; Hu Caik 
Hang, Professor, in Theological 
School—members of Tieng Ang 
Dong, Foo-Chow, Quarterly 
Conference. 

G. B. Smyth, President of Anglo- 
Chinese College, Principal of 
Boys’ Boarding School, and Ed- 
itor of Chinese Christian Advo- 
cate— member of Tieng Ang 
Dong, Foo-Chow, Quarterly 
Conference. 


Vong 


417 


G. 8. Miner, Superintendent of 
Day Schools supported by special 


gifts--member of Sieu Liang 
Dong, Foo-Chow, Quarterly 
Conference. 


W. H. Lacy, Superintendent of 
Press, Treasurer and Business 
Agent of Mission—member of 
Ching Sing Dong, Foo-Chow, 
Quarterly Conterence. 

James Simester, Professor in An- 
glo-Chinese College—member of 
Tieng Arg, Dong, Foo-Chow, 
Quarterly Conference. 


Sta Tieng Ang, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one 
of our schools. 


HAI-TANG DISTRICT. 
Neor Gi Liane, P. E. 
(P, 0., Tang-tau, China.) 
M. C. Wixcox, Missionary. 
(P. 0., Foo-Chow, China.) 
Bang-tang Giang, Cheng Ung 
Uong. 
Dai-bang, Li Gi Chiong. 
Dai-ho, to be supplied. 
Dai-lieng, to be supplied. 
Den-chiong, to be supplied. 
Ngin-sen and Bah-sua, U Sien E, 
two to be supplied. 
Sang-le, two to be supplied. 
Tang-tau, Ngoi Gi Liung, one to 
be supplied. 


HOK-CHIANG DISTRICT. 
Huone Pav Srne, P: E. 
(P. O., Ngu-cheng, China.) 
M. C. Wixcox, Missionary. 
(P. 0., Foo-Chow, China.) 
A Gong-ing, to be supplied. 
Buang-tau, to be supplied. 
Deng-aing, U Sieu Ling. 
Deng- cheng, to be supplied. 
Deng-diong, to be supplied. 
Geng-giang, Ding Hieng Ngieu. 
Hai-in, Huong Daik Chiong. 
Hai-kau,Ciong Daik Liong, Huong 
Do Nguong. 
Ha-u, to be supplied. 
ret Lani City, three to be sup=- 
lied. 
rasan Ho Dieu Tew, 
Nang-iong, Jong Hie Ung. 
Ngu-Cheng, Chiong Hok Chu, 
Siek Gi Ciong. 
Ngu-Ka, Ung ae Ciu, one to be 
supplied. 
Seik-geng, Ung Seng Chuang. 
Seng-sang, to be supplied. - 
Sing-dong, Ling Mi Ing, one to 
be supplied. 
Siong Gong-ing, 
Nguong. 
IONG-BING DISTRICT. 
Dane Sene Line, P. E. 
(P. 0., Ciong-hu-buang, China.) 
W. A. Main, Missionary. 
(P. 0., Ku-cheng, via Foo-Chow, China.) 
Ciong-hu-buang, Ding Giu U. 
Hu-nguong, to be supplied. 
long-bing City, Cung Daik Ming. 
Ju-ka, Diong Seuk Buo. 
La-gaing, to be supplied. 
Sek-chek-du, to be supplied. 


Jong Hung 


{ 


418 


Sek-se-du, to be supplied. 
Sing-gio ahd Su-ka-kau, to be sup- 
plied. 
Song-chiong and Iong-kau, Dong 
' @iu Hua, one to be supplied, 


KU-CHENG DISTRICT. 
Trex Ine Guane, P. E. 
(P. 0., Ku-cheng, China.) 


W. A. Main, Missionary. | 

«P. O., Ku-cheng, via Foo-Chow, China.) 
Chong-tau, Tiang Nguk Chiu. 
Ding-sang, Ling Mi Sieng, one to 

be supplied, 
Dio-a, Ding Siu Kung. 
Dong-huang, Ling Seu Ing. 
Duai-giang, Ding Bo Cing. 
Go-iong, Ling Dieu Daik, one to 

be supplied. . 
Huang-di-iong, to be supplied. 
Huang-kang, to be supplied. 
Ku-cheng, Tiang Nguk Ceu, two 

to be supplied. 
Ku-de, Ding Dai Liong. 


\ 


FOO-CHOW CONFERENCE, 


Liang-tau, two to be supplied. 

Loi-hung, Ding Bek Dak. 

Sek-buik-du, Diong Ming Dung. 

Sek-chek-du, Tiang Siong Hui. 

Seng-iong and Dio Siong, to be 
supplied. 


1897. 


Sek-ek-du, Lau Guong-Hung, one 
to be supplied. , 
Sek-lek-du, to be supplied. 
Sek-ne-du, two to be supplied. 
Sek-ngo-du, Li Guong Sieu. 
Sek-se-du, two to be supplied... 


Seng-leng and Gang-ka, to besup-| 7 7 Newman, H.R. Jellison. W. 


plied. 


MING-CHIANG DISTRICT. 

Dine Une Tiv, P. E. 

(P. 0., Lek-du, China.) 
J. H. Wor.ey, Missionary. 
(P, 0., Foo-Chow, China.) 
Chek-baik-du, two to be supe 
Ciong-iong, two to be supplied. - 
Lek-du, Ding lok Nguong, one to 
be supplied. 

ee City, two to be sup- 
plied. 

Ne-du, Ding Cing Seng, one to be 
supplied, 

Sang-se-du, two to be supplied. 

Sek-chek-du, two to be supplied. 


F, Wilson, A. J.. Bowen, Nieh 
Chen Yi, Hu Chi Pin, Tsu Tsin 
Chen, Wu Teh Fuen, Tien Yu 
Ming, It Yuen Shen, Hwang 
Tse Sing, Chang Shuh Liang, 
Tai Ku Chen, Cheng Teng Yin, 
Kiang Ming Chih, Cheu Mei 
Fu, Lung Chen Tsai, Tsat Wen 
Yuen, and Yeh Hsio King, Mis- 
sionaries in Central China Mis- 
sion. 

J. O. Curnow, Missionary in West 
China Mission, 


Quest. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Foo-Chow, China. 





WEST TEXAS CONFERENCE, 


Held in Waco, Tex., Dec. 8=13, 1897. 


BISHOP MALLALIEU, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Meceived 
by Transfer, and, from what Con- 
Serences ? 

None. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 


Henry C. Cooper, John W. 
Stone—2. 
(Dd) In Studies of Third Year. 


None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
4d) In Studies of First Year, 

Thornton D. Hough, Richard H. 
Dunean, William F. Waters, Frank 
L. Kirkpatrick, Edward Johnson, 
Isaac Walker, Anderson Roach, 
Riley Sodia, John Neal—9. 


<b) In Studies of Second Year. 
Elliot L. Jackson, Grant Gas- 
per—2, 
{c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


<d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quzst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinred ? 
None. 





N. J. JOHNSON, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Victoria, Tex. 


Qurst. 7%. Who have been Admitted 
into Mull Membership 2 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. ¥ 
None. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. ts 
None, 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Noah H. Townsend, Lazarus H. 
Richardson, Allen S. Bethany, 
William Mooney, AndrewJ. Dyncks 
Burrell I. Adams, James Hutch- 
inson, John Bickham, Primus V. 
Crawford, George Pleasant, George 
W. Nevils—11. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 
Benjamin J. Goff, James K. 
Betts—2. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


None. 
(®) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
Henry C. Cooper, William F. 
Water)—2. 





(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quzxst. 12. What others have been 
Hlected and Ordained Elders ? 


(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13./ Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly attended to, as 
the name of each Preacher was 
called in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been. Trans- 
served, and to what Conferences ? 


None. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
Daniel Harper, Nathan Caswell 
2 


: (See obituaries, p. 451.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


Albert Johnson. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. ‘i 


QuEsT. 18. Who have Withdrawn? 


Thomas Watkins, Green Brag- 
ner—2, 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw wnder Charges or 
Complaints ? 

J. W. Gilmore, under com- 
plaints. 





Ve 


' WEST TEXAS CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
The orders of Taylor Morgan, a 
deacon from the Baptist Church, 
were recognized. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 

W. H. Stevens, Morton Lott, 

Jefferson Buell, James Jarmon, 

W.H. Davis, Austin Lockhart—6. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
Ephraim Jones, Christopher 
Young, Primus Gates, "W. J. 
Mitchell, Rodert Dukes, Anderson 
Brack, Willis Graves, R. P. Brown, 
C. C. Seruggs, Lee Reed, Charles 
Hart, E. E. Cooper, Gabriel Wil- 
son, James Brawley, Granville 
Norman, Peter Johnson—16. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

Samuel Gates, J. H. Swann, M. 
C. Cavenas, W. H. Mosby, J. T. 
Jacobs, J. W. Weakley, Mack 
Henson—7, 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 628). 


Quxst. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections o7- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? : 

$2,439. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$662. 


QuEst. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied 7 

$662, 


which has been applied under 
order of the Conference. 


Quust. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
{These appointments are allin the State 
of Texas. ] 
AUSTIN DISTRICT. 
Moses Smirn, P. E. 
(P. O., Austin, Tex.) 


Austin: Simpson Tabernacle, 7. 
H, Duncan. 

Wesley Chapel, Andrew Foster. 
Austin Circuit, TD. Hough. 
Belton and Knell Branch, A. M: 

Mason. 

Burnett, Round Rock, and Liberty 

Hill, Anderson Roach. 








‘ 


Cedar Creek and Mount Zion, B. 
I, Adams. 

Davillo, John Neal. 

Georgetown and Bailey, W. H. 


> 


osby. 

Giddings, Ledbetter, and Lexing- 
ton, to be supplied. 

Lockhart, Clear Park, and Bright’s 
Chapel, to be supplied. 

Luling, Arthur Jackson. 

Manor and Littig, C. L. Madison. 

Salado, to be supplied. 

San Marcus and Kyle, A. S. Beth- 
any. ‘ f 

Taylor, Granger, and Brushy, 
Samuel Gates. 

Temple, Troy, and Rockdale, to 
be supplied. 

West Point, Smithfield, and Bas- 
trop, to be supplied. 
Winchester and Salem, W. F. 

Waters. 


COLUMBUS DISTRICT. 
B. F. Surru, P. E. 
(P, O., Cuero, Tex.) 


Alleyton and Eagle Lake, Isaac 
Smith. 

Columbus, M. 8. Jordan. 

Columbus Circuit, J. A. Hall. 

Edna and Morales, to be supplied. 

pore and Industry, Alfred 

ickerson. 

Flatonia and Schulenburg, G. W. 
Nevils. 

Hallettsville and Adam’s Branch, 
J. W. Weakley. 

La Grange and Ellinger, G. A. 
Shanklin. 

La Grange Cireuit, George Pleas- 


ant. 

Oakland and Brown’s Chapel, J. 
H. Swann. 

Sublime, G. W. Townsend. 

Victoria, N. J. Johnson. 

Weimer and Dry Branch, to be 
supplied. ; 

Wharton and Caney, to be sup- 

lied. 

Nein: Sweet Home, and Moul- 
ton, William Mooney.” 

S. N. Smith, Conference Evangel- 
ist—member of Simpson Taber- 
nacle, Austin, Quarterly Conf. 


DALLAS DISTRICT. 
D. C. Laoy, P. E. 


(P. O., Dallas, Tex.) 


Blooming Groye and Antioch,John 
Buckham. 

Corsicana, Dawson, and Hubbard, 
to be supplied, : 

Dallas: Saint Paul’s, Mack Hen- 
son. 

Denison, T. 8. Moore. 

Foreston and Smithfield, to be 
supplied. 

Fort Worth, #. LZ. Jackson. 

Gatesville and Valley Mills, A. J. 
Lynch. 


419 


Lancaster, South Dallas, and En- 
nis, to be supplied. 

McKinney, Plano, and Melissa, 
to be supplied. 

Milford, Italy, and Waxahachie, 
B. J. Goff. 

Pilot Point and Denton, Grant 
Gasper. 

Sherman and Van Alstine, /% Z. 
Kirkpatrick, 


SAN ANTONIO DISTRICT. 
Harry Swann, P. £. 
(P. 0., San Antonio, Tex.) 
Belmont, P. V. Crawford. 
Cuero: and Yorktown, Emanuel 
Henderson. 


Fannin (P. O., Mission Valley), 
Isaac Walker. 

Floresville, H. C. Cooper. 

Goliad, Beeville, and Corpus 


Christi, P. B. Bennett, \ 
Gonzales aud Shiner, J. T. Jacobs. 
Gonzales Circuit, N. H Town, 

send. 

Hondo and Del Rio, J. H. Holden, 

Kerrville and Fredericksburg, to 
be supplied. 

Pleasanton and Rossville, 8. W. 

Harvey. 

San Antonio: Saint Paul’s, C. P. 

Westbrooks. 

San Antonio Mission and Lavernia, 

Riley Sodia. : 

Seguin, Olmus, and Ben Allen, to 
e supplied. 


WACO DISTRICT. 
AuFrrEeD Brown, P. E. 
(P. O., Waco, Tex.) 


Bremond, Reagan, and Long 
Branch, William Reed. 

Calvert and Monnt Zion, Z. H. 
Richardson. 

East Waco and Spring Hill, J. W. 
H. Pinckney. 

Groesbeck, Joseph Harriford. 

Hillsboro, Aquilla, and Ross, to 
be supplied. 

Lampasas and San Sabo, R. H. 
Ponton. 

Marlin and Bowman Chapel, M. 
C. Cavenas. 

Maysfield, Port Sullivan, and 
Saint Luke, Zdward Johnson. 

Mexia, Enoch Coggswell. 

Mooreville, James Hutchinson. 

Waco : Andrews, New Zion, and 

Golinda, J, W. Stone. 
Mount Zion and Sweet Home, J. 
W. Wormley. 

Saint James, G. R. Bryant. 


T. H. Wyatt and J. K. Betts, left 
without Gig ceeeuis to attend 
some oné of our schools. 


Quest. 30. Where shall the newt 
Conference be held ? 


In Denison, Tex. 


420 


TEXAS CONFERENCE, 1897. 


TEXAS CONFERENCE, 


Held in Navasota, Tex., Dee. 15, 1897. 


BISHOP MALLALIEU, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences? ! 

James HK. Betts, from West 

Texas. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
; None. 


Quest. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches? 


None. 
Qurst. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
James I. Gilmore, Walton 


Brown, Abram R. Luster—3. 


(0) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

“Matthew W. Dogan, Vance M, 
Cole, Emanuel M. Alexander, 
George B. Doggett, John P. Bel- 
cher, David C. Hailey, Frank R. 
Morton, Mitchell C. Gillespie—S. 


(6) In Studies of Second Year. 
Reiley Hillary, Charles 
Singleton—2. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued 2 


William H. Holland, Levi J. 
Jackson—2, 


Quezst. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership 2? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


M. 


None. 


(0) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 
None. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously, 


S. Helm, Scott Conley, 

Hailey—8. 

Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 


Joseph Epperson, Prince A. 
Dismuke, Gabriel M. Stewart, 


George 
Pliny i. 








J. HO REED; Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, Marshall, Tex. 
Edward D. Hubbard, Jesse A. | Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 


Stewart, Gabriel Todd, James K. 
Betts, Peter H. Jenkins, Willis H. 
Jackson—9, 


Quest. 10. What Members have 


Completed the Conference Course 


of Study ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 
year. 
None. 


merary Preachers 2 : 
Fletcher Norwood, Scott Conley, 
J. E. Shackleford, Pliny A. Hai- 
ley, T. C. Schienault, W. J. Hol- 
land, Jesse A. Stewart—T. 


Quest. 28. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers 2 

Doctor Morris, Daniel Battle, 

F. D. Bookman, John Guess, 


(db) Bes and Ordained Elders previ- | Oliver Watrous, Enoch J efferson,, 
ously. 


None. 


Horn, John Brown, A. J. 
Neeley, Henry Patterson, Wesley 


Quest. 11. What others have been | Harmes, Abner Thomas, Mason 


Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(q@) As Local Preachers, 
None. 


(®) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Reddick, Aaron Adair, Daniel 
Atkins, Louis Woodward, Wesley 
Fletcher, J. 8. Whitaker—18. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 


O. I. Jones, B. M. Taylor, J. 


Quest. 12. What others have been| W. H. Moore, Edward Lee, M. 


Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Q. A. Fuller, W. Hamilton, L. 8. 
Blakeney—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 621.) 


Quzsr. 13. Was the Character of | Quust. 26. What rs the Aggregate 


each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14, Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 


8. D. Brown, to Oklahoma. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 


Robert Williams, Austin Logan, 
Henry Dixon—3. 


(See obituaries, p. 454.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 

Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 

Quest. 18. Whohave Withdrawn é 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

C. G, Curtis, under complaints. 


Quxsr. 20. Who have been Expelled? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 


The orders of Walton Brown, a 
deacon from the Colored Methodist 
Episcopal Church, and John F, 

hite, a deacon from the Baptist 
Church, were recognized—2. 


of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$2,781. 


Querst. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? 


$936. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$936, 


which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. ; 


Quest, 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
(These appointments are all in the State 
of Texas. ] 
HOUSTON DISTRICT. 
Witiram Barrtey, P. E. 
(P. O., Houston, Tex.) 


Beaumont, C, M. Moore. 

Columbia, Edmund Holliday. 

Galveston: Saint Paul, Frank 
Gary. 

Tabernacle, J. O. Williams, 
Harrisburg, Gabriel Todd. 
Houston: Boynton, Alfred Brit- 

ton. 

* Mallalieu, to be supplied. 
Mount Vernon, P. Hr Jenkins. 
Saint James, Lewis Burton. 
Sloan Street, W. B. Pullam. 
Trinity, L. S. Blakeney. 

Kendleton, E. D. Blacknell. » 


ae 


TEXAS CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Liberty, to be supplied. 

Orange, 8. H. Grant. 

Oyster Creek, to be supplied. 

Richmond and Jones Chapel, 
Frank Gilmore. 

Richmond Circuit, Ison Snell. 

Roweville, William Josey. 

Velasco, to be supplied. 

Wallaceville, William McKenzie. 

©. I. Jones, Agent of Sunday 
School Union of the Methodist 
Episcopal Church—member of 
Sloan 8 
ly Conference. 


HUNTSVILLE DISTRICT. 
A. C. Cunsrern, P. E. 
(P. O., Huntsville, Tex.) 


Camilla, J. F. Cozier. 

Cold Spring, to be supplied. 

Colmesneil, Woodville, and Town 
Bluff, to be supplied. 

Corrigan and Josserand, Ellis 
Michaux. 

Crockett, to be supplied. 

Dodge, Cary Davenport. 

Huntsville; W. H. /ackson. 

Huntsville Circuit, J. H. Ander- 
son. 

Jasper, Newton, and Kirbysville, 
G. J. Izard. 

Livingston, Thornton Scott. 

Lovelady and Trinity, P. L. Jack- 
son. 

Montgomery and Conroe, B. 
Taylor. 

New Caney and Boggy, to be sup- 

lied. 

Prairie Plain and Iola, J. A. Til- 
lory. 

Spring, G. S. Helm. 
illis, W. S. Curtis. 


MARSHALL DISTRICT. 
W. H. Logan, P. E. 
(P. 0., Marshall, Tex.) 
Daingerfield, Jf. C. Gillespie. 
Harleton, 2. WM. Alexander. 
Hawkins and Quitman, J. P. Bel- 
cher. 

Jefferson and Valley Plain, 8. E. 
Ewing. 

Lasater, G. W. Gill. 

Lodi, Joseph Epperson. 


M. 


treet, Houston, Quarter- | 








io 


Lone Oak and Emory, J. L. 
Owens. 

Longview and Henderson, to be 
supplied. 

Marshall : 

Parker. 

Mallalieu, Anderson Williams. 
Wiley, J. H. Reed. 

Marshall Circuit, Raphael Beaver, 

Mineola and Terrell, J. P. Calvin. 

Park, to be supplied. 

Pittsburg, Winnsboro, and Sul- 
phur Springs, L. H. Barnett. 

Queen City, to be supplied. 

Texarkana, Walton Brown. 

Tyler and Troupe, Thomas Cole. 
oodlawn, G. W. Morris. 


I. B. Scott, Editor of Southwestern 
Christian Advocate—member of 


Ebenezer, Freeman 


Wiley, Marshall, Quarterly 
Conference. 
M. W. Dogan, President; J. H. 


Reed, Professor, in Wiley Uni- 
versity—members of iley, 
Marshall, Quarterly Conference. 


NAVASOTA DISTRICT, 
W. L. Duncan, P. E. 
(P. 0., Navasota, Tex.) 


Anderson, M. M. Muldrew. 

Belleville, W. W. Brown. 

Brenham, H. 8. McMillen. 

Brenham Circuit, R. J. Campbell. 

Caldwell and Lyons, L. J. Hogan. 

Caldwell Cireuit, W. E. Hutcher- 
son. 

Clay, to be supplied. 

Courtney, C. UM. Singleton. 

Hempstead, 8. M. Bolden. 

Hockley, Jesse Jones. 

Millican, William Brooks. 

Navasota, Edward Lee. 

Navasota Circuit, to be supplied. 

San Felipe, H. C. Watson. 

Sealey and Brookshire, to be sup- 
plied. 

Waller and Cypress, to be sup- 
plied. 

Yarboro, William Wesley. 


PALESTINE DISTRICT. 
W. A. Forrson, P. E. 
(P. O., Palestine, Tex.) 
Bryan, J. L. Gilmore, 





421 


Bryan Circuit, to be supplied. 

East Calvert, Reiley Hillary. 

Kast Mexia and Cotton Gin, Mason 
Wilson. 

Fairfield, 4. B. Doggett. 

Hearne and Sutton, Aaron Alex- 
ander. 

Jacksonville and New Birming- 
ham, D. C. Hailey. 

hence and Buttalo, Lymus Fel- 

er. 

Leona, J. K. Loggins. 

Madisonville, / &. Morton. 

Oakwood and Butler, #. D. Hub- 
bard. 

Palestine, M. Q. A. Fuller. 

San Augustine and Hemphill, Paul 
Pruett. 

Winkler and Brown’s Creek, P. 
A, Dismuke. 


PARIS DISTRICT. 
C. C. Mineean, P. E. 
(P. 0., Paris, Tex.) 


Arthur, to be supplied. 

Bagwell, to be supplied. 

Bonham and_ Revener, 
Young. 

Brookston and Cedar Hill, James 
Jordan. 

Clarksville, Aaron Taylor. 

Clarksville Circuit, John Jack- 
son. 

Cooper, A. A. Luster. 

Freehope and South, Chapel, G. 
M. Stewart. 

Gibson, to be supplied. 

Giddings, to be supplied. 

Greenville and Commerce, Taylor 
Moore. 

Hinckley, J. W. H. Moore. 

Honey Grove, H. R. Smith. 

Paris, Wade Hamilton. 

Paris Circuit, V. M. Cole. 

Pleasant Exchange (P. O., Clarks- 
ville), G. W. Love. 


J. E. Bryant, left without ap- 
pointment to attend some one 
of our schools. 


Tucker 


Quzst. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Clarksville, Tex. 





GEORGIA “COON FERENCE, 


Held in Mount Zion, Ga., Dec. 15219, 1897. 
BISHOP McCABE, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences ? 

None. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


Samuel W. Small (discontinued, 
Colorado Conference, 1891). 


Quxsr. 3. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial 2 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Benjamin F. Allen, George K. 
Woodward, Clarence J. Kinne—8. 





R. H. ROBB, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Clara, Ga. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 
William A. Parsons, William L. 
Hampton—2. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
Samuel W. Small. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Quzst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinned 2 


None. 


Y 


422 


Quzst. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 


William D. Stevenson. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 


Joseph M. Wolf. : 


Qusst. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
f \ year. 


Wiiliam D. Stevenson. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


William F. Pitts. 


Quust. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 


William A. Martin. 


Quzst. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 
year, 


George T. Byrd, Daniel W. 
Cook, Joseph M. Wolf—s. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(«) As Local Preachers, 
None. 


(6( Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 
(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None, 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly attended to, as 
the name of each Preacher was 
called in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans-: 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 
' None. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
None. 


Quest, 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request 2 


None. 
Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 
Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 





) 
ny 


Quest. 19.- Who have been permitied 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quzsr. 20. Who hauve been Hxpelled? 
. None. 


Quest. 21, What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
The credentials of Richard P. 
Lumsden, as a local elder from the 
Congregational Methodist Church, 
were recognized. ‘The credentials 
ot Lamont Gordon, as a local elder 
from the Methodist Episcopal 
Church, South, were recognized. 
The credentials of Bennett .J. 
Murray, as a local elder from the 
United Brethren, were recognized. 
Richard H. Waters surrendered his 
credentials as an elder—4, 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
: merary Preachers ? 
D. A. Sullivan. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
naated Preachers ? 

John Murphy, A. W. Caldwell, 

C. W. Parker, James Mitchell—4. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

J. L. Fowler, James Mitchell, 
W.H. Formosa, W. A. Stiles, R. 
H. Robb, A. F. Ellington, J. H. 
Dunn--7, 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 628.) 


Quest, 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$404. 

Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund 2? 
$500. 

Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$207.85, 


which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ¢ 


[These appointments are allin the State 
OF ceontm except as otherwise indi- 
cated. 


ATLANTA DISTRICT. 
W. H. Formosa, P. E. 
(P, O., Tallapoosa, Ga.) 
Atlanta: Marietta Street and East 
Point, A. F. Ellington, G. XK. 
Woodward. , 








GEORGIA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Atlanta: Wesley Chapel, R. C. 
Bramlett. 

Carroll and Bremen (P. ©., Mount 
Zion), to be supplied. 

Dawsonville (P. O., Juno), to be 
supplied. 

Demorest Circuit, W. B. Frazelle. 

Mount Zion, J. L. Fowler. 

Rock Springs (P. O., Lawrence- 
ville), W. A. Martin. 

Simpson (P. O., Cromers), J. H. 
King. 

Statham and Corinth, to be sup- 
plied. 

Tallapoosa and Berea Mission, J. 
M. Wolf. 


S. W. Small, Conference Evangel- 
ist—member of Marietta Street, 
Atlanta, Quarterly Conference. 


DUPONT DISTRICT. 
KE. F. Dean, P. E. 
(P. O., Dupont, Ga.) 


Albany and Fitzgerald Cireuit, L, 
D. Ellington. 
Dupont and Glenmore, W. D, 
LEVENSON, 
Fitzgerald, J. H. Stoney. 
Sylva and Tatnall, to be sup- 
ied. 
Trader's Hill, to be supplied. 
) 


ELLIJAY DISTRICT, 
R. H. Ross, P. E. 
(P. O., Clara, Ga.) 


Blairsville (P. O., Jesse), W. L. 
Hampton. 
Chickamauga Mission (P.O.,Chat- 
tanooga, Tenn.) G, T. Byrd. 
Cohutta (P. O., Lafayette), D. W. 
Cook. 

th eed fF, se 
ijay Circuit, to be supplied. 

Hiawoset J; 8. Ware. S 

Jasper and Cherokee (P. O., Hin- 
ton), W. A. Stiles, one to be 
supplied. 

Lafayette (P. O., Chattanooga, 
Tenn.), B. F. Allen. 

Lookout Mountain (P. O., Chat- 


tanooga, Tenn.), W. A. Par- 
sons. 

Morgantown (P. O., Attalla), to 
be supphed. 


Mountaintown, P. P. Carroll. 

Spring Place (P. O., Decorah), to 
be supplied. 

Tocco (P. O., Attalla), J. H. Dunn, 
F. L. Cochran. 


C. J. Kinne, left without appoint- 
ment to attend some one of our 
schools. 


Quest. 80. Whereshall the next 
Conference be held ? 

Rock S rings, Gwinnett County, 

Ga. Railroad Station, Buford, Ga. 


' LUNN 1) ie 
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ATLANTA CONFERENCE, 1897. 


423 


ATLANTA CONFERENCE, 


Held in Gainesville, Ga., Dec. 16-20, 1897. 


BISHOP VINCENT, Presiding. 


Qusst. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

S. C. Upshaw, from Savannah ; 

C. L. Johnson, from Central Ala- 

bama—2. 


Quest, 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been. Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 

Frank H. Rodgers, John A, 
Simpson, Elijah Kight, David C. 
Richardson, Ellis R. Miller, James 
A. Richie, A. M. Brooks—7. 


(bd) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on. Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(bd) In Studies of Second Year. 
David Gray, J. Owens Smith, 
Zachariah K. Gowen—3. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
Robert B. Laster, James L, 
Trimble—s. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 
None. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


John W. Bowlin, Samuel A. 
Stripling, Augustus C. Wright 
—3. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 
John W. Bowlin, Samuel A. 
Stripling, Augustus C. Wright 
—3. 


(b) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


John D. Lovejoy, Jephtha P. 
Lawson, Isaac Harris, Patty C. 
Price, Alfred J. Noland—sd. 





R. T. ADAMS, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, Frazier Street, Atlanta, Ga. 


Qursr. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 
James A. W. Usher, Lewis P. 
Kimball, John A. Wyatt, William 
Bailey, Alexander S. Johnson 
——Os 


Quest. 10. Whal Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


James W. Tharpe, Augustus G. 
Story, George M. Neal, William 
Young—4. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 


(a) As Local Preachers. 
Frank H. Rodgers, Frank H. 
Henry—2. 
(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quzst. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 


a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Bxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 

P. C. Price, left without ap- 
pointment, and his case referred 
to the Presiding Elder for trial. 


Quust. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 


A. M. Brooks, to Japan. 


Quzst. 15, Who have Died? 
J. H. May. 
(See obituary, p. 456.) 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 


I. G. Nunn. 


Quusr. 20. Who have been Bxpelled? 
None. : 





Qussr. 21. What other Lersonal 
Notation should be made? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 


None. * 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 


nuated Preachers ? 
_ Burris McCain, George Stand- 
ing, Jacob Jackson, George 
Washington, G. A. Arnold, Zsaae 
Harris—6. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

A. P. Melton, 8, J. Harris, A. 
J. Wilson, E. k. Kirby, Joseph, 
Sams, R. T. Adams, L. J. Preston 
ie : 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistiead 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 629.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$2,098. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$609. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$609, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
of Georgia.] 


ATLANTA DISTRICT. 
G. W. Arnotp, P. E. 
(P. O., 331 Woodard. venus? Atlanta, 
a. 


Atlanta: Chapel Street, S. C. Up- 
shaw. 
East Atlanta, dA. S. Johnson. 
Fort Street, C. L. Johnson. 
Gate City Street, E. E. Kirby. 
Lloyd Street, R. T. Adams, 
Saint Luke, J. N. C. Coggins, 
South Atlanta, G. W. Meri- 
wether. 
University, to be supplied. 
Vine Street, 2. R. Miller. 
Battle Hill, to be supplied. 
Fairburn, to be supplied. 
Fairburn Circuit, R. B. Laster. 
Grantville, A. J. Wilson. 
Grantville Cireuit, William Young. 


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Hogansville, F. R. Bridge. 
Hogansville Circuit,Samuel Smith. 
Long, to be ata 
Lutherville, G. M. Neal. 
- Newnan, 8. J. Harris. 
Newnan Circuit, David Gray. 


Newnan Mission, to be supplied. 
Palmetto, J. W. Tharpe. 


W. P. Thirkield, President of 
Gammon Theological Seminary 
—member of University, At- 
lanta, Quarterly Conference. 


M. C. B. Mason, Corresponding 
Secretary of Freedmen’s Aid 
and Southern Education Society 
—member of Lloyd Street, At- 
lanta, Quarterly Conference. 


W. W. Lucas, left without appoint- 
ment to attend some one of our 
schools. 


GAINESVILLE DISTRICT. 
H. R. Auten, P. E. 
(P. 0., Gainesville, Ga.) 


Cartersville and Acworth, J. P. 
Lawson. 

Center Side, to be supplied. 

Decatur, C. W. Adams. 

Duluth, J. O. Smith. 

Edwardsville and Roswell, J. W. 
Bowlin. 

Elberton, J. D. ra hea 

Elberton Circuit, to be supplied. 








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Gainesville, /. H. Rodgers. 
Gainesville Circuit, Willis Sagoes. 
Gillsville, Blijah Kight. 
Harmony Grove, 8. A. Stripling. 
Hoschton, to be pape ied 
Lavonia, A. J. Noland. 
Lawrenceville, G. W. Lamar. 
Marietta, N. 8. Sterling. 
Suwanee, W. A. Mitchell. 


GRIFFIN DISTRICT. 
J. P. Wraae, P. E. 
(P. O., Box 179, Griffin, Ga.) 


Conyers. A. C. Wright. 

Covington, J. W. Queen. 

Fayetteville, J. A. Wyatt. 

Griffin, E. H. Oliver. . 

Griftin Circuit, to be supplied. 

Hampton and Vineyard, to be 
supplied. 

Hampton Circuit, L. J. Preston. 

Hartford and Brooks, J. M. An- 
derson. 

Hopeville and East Point, H. C. 

ennis. 

Jonesboro, A. P. Melton. 

Locust Grove, to be supplied. 

McDonough, H. H. Monzon. 

Morrow Mission, to be supplied. 

Oak Hill, V. D. Jenkins. 

Oxford, J. E. Watkins. 

Stockbridge, to be Supplied. 

Sunnyside, /. A. Simpson. 

Union Grove, L. T. Beeks. 

Williamson, Z. A. Gowen, 





ROME DISTRICT. 
iJ, C. Hunt, P.E. 
(P. O., Fort Avenue, Rome, Ga.) 


Adairsville and Pine Log, Z. P. 

Awmball, 

Austell and Ebenezer, J. A. 

Richie. ; 

Calhoun, L. W. Coates. 

Carrollton, G. W. Matthews. 

Carrollton Cireuit, C. H. Blake. 

Cave Springs, E. D. Gildons. 

Chickamauga and Cohutta, Benja- 
min Boston. 

Douglass, A. G. Story. 

Floyd, to be aapehes. 

Heard, A. G. Gill. 

Livingston, Andrew Owens. 

Palmetto, W. C. Bryant. 

Rome: First Churen, M. M. Al- 

ston. 

Second Church, Joseph Sams. 
Seney, J. A. W. Usher. 
Summerville and Finley, D. @. 

Richardson, 

Tallapoosa, William Bailey. 

Temple, 8. B. Beauford. 

F. M. Gordon, Principal of Col- 
ored Institute for the Deaf— 


member of Cave Springs Quar- 
terly Conference. 


Quest. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Palmetto, Ga. 





BULGARIA MISSION CONFERENCE, 


Held in Rustchuk, Bulgaria, April 21<26, 1897. 


BISHOP GOODSELL, 


Quxst. 1. Who have been. Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 

None. 


Quxst. 2. Who have been . Read- 
mitted 2? 


None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Receined 
on Credentials, and from what 
Chauarches 2 
Pavel Todoroff, an elder from 

the Presbyterian Church of the 

United States. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial 2? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 
(b) In Studies of Second Year. 
None. 
(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 





Presiding. 


STEPHEN THOMOFF, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Shumla, Bulgaria. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quxst. 6. Who have heen Discon- 
tinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


Anastas Meshkoff. 
(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 


viously, 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 


year. 
None. 
(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously, sy 
None. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 
None. 

Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study 2? 

(a) Hlecies and Ordained Elders this 

ar, 


Zaharia G. Diimitroff. 





(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously. 


None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Hlected and Ordained Deacons 2 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Quest. 12. Wiat others have been 
Elected and. Orduined Elders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Quusr. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined 2 
This was. strictly done, as the. 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Qurst. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 


G. S. Davis, to Nebraska, 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
None. 


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BULGARIA MISSION CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Qoust. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
: None. 


Qurst.19. Who have been permitted 
_ to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 
None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Expelled? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
None. 


22. Who are the Supernu~ 
merary Preachers ? 


Economoff, M. G: Vulcheff 


Qusst. 


J. 1. 
—2. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 


nuated Preachers ? 
Gabriel Elieff. 


Quust. 24. Who are the Triers of | 


Appeals ? 
Tried in New York. See Dis- 
cipline. 





Wei 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 466.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$242. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$157. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


$100, 


which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in Bulgaria. ] 
LOFTCHA DISTRICT. 
M. D. Detouerr, P. E. 
(P. 0., Loftcha, Bulgaria.) 
Loftcha, M. D. Delcheff. 


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Orchania, Anastas Meshkoff. 

Plevna, Stephen Getcheff, Bancho 
Todoroff. 

Selvi, to be supplied. 

Tirnova, K. G. Palmidoff. 

K. G. Blackburn, . Principal; L. 
A. ‘Diem, Assistant, Loftcha 
Girls’ School. 


RUSTCHUK DISTRICT. 
Trico Constantine, P. E. 
(P. O., Rutschuk, Bulgaria .) 
Hotantza, Peter Tickcheff. 
Lom, Peter Vasileff. - 
Rustchuk, Trico Constantine. 
Shumla, Stephen Thomoff. 
Silistria and Tutrikan, Ivan Dim- 
itroff. 
Sistov, Z. G. Dimitroff. 
Varna, Ivan Todoroff. 
Tract Agency, to be supplied. 
Pavel Todoroff, Director of Stu- 
dents’ Home and Editor of Mis- 
sion Publications. 
Trico Constantine, Director of 
Publications. 


Quust. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Rustchuk, Bulgaria. 





CONGO MISSION CONFERENCE. 


Held in Quiahongoa, Angola, Africa, June 9-15, 1897. 


BISHOP HARTZELL, 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 

Serences? 

Amos E. Withey, Samuel J. 
Mead, William P. Dodson, Charles 
W. Gordon, William O. White, 
Robert Shields, Erwin H. Rich- 
ards, Herbert C. Withey (in studies 
of third year), and William S. 
Miller (in studies of second year), 
from Liberia Conference—9. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Ovedentials, and from what 
Churches ¢ 
None. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(5) In Studies of Third Year.’ 
] None. 





Quzst. 5. Who have been Contin- 
ued on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year, 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Second Year. 
William S. Miller. 


10 


Presiding. 


W. P. DODSON, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Pungo Adongo, Angola, Africa. 


(c) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? : 
None. 


Qusst. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Pull Membership 2 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 


Herbert C. Withey. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 


Herbert C. Withey. 


(b) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


None. 


Quxst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year? 


None. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 


year. 
None. 





(6) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 


None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders? 


(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
Herbert C. Withey. 


Quusr. 18. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ¢ 


None. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
None. 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 
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CONGO 


426 

Quezst.17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 

Quxsr.18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Qusst. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints 2 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hapelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
None. 


22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
None, 
23. Who are the Siuperan- 
nuated Preachers 2 
None. 
24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 
None selected. 


QUEST. 


QUEST. 


QuEsT. 


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x 


MISSION CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quzusr. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 

(See tabulated statement, p. 683.) 

Quest. 26, What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

Disciplinary answer not received. 
Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Bund? 

Not answered. 

Quest. 28. What has been Received 
ow these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

Not answered. 

Quusr. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
ANGOLA DISTRICT, 

W. P. Dovson, P. E. 

(P. O., Pungo Andongo, Angola, Africa.) 
Canandua Children’s Home, to be 

supplied, 


Loanda, to be supplied. 

Malange, C. W. Gordon. 

North Tombe (Congo), to be sup- 

ied. 

bangs Andongo, to be supplied. 

Quessua, S. J. Mead. 

Quihongoa, 7. UC. Withey, Robert 
Shields, W.S. Miller. : 

Vivi (Congo), W. O. White. 

A. E. Withey, Business Manager 
of Endowment Fund and Treus- 
urer of Missions in Angola Dis- 
trict. 


ZAMBEZI DISTRICT. 

E. H. Ricwarps, P. E. 
(2. 0., Inhambane, East Coast, Africa.) 
Gikuki, to he supplied. 
Kambine, to be supplied. 
Makodwein, to be supplied. 
Monque, to be supplied. 


QuEsT. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


Referred to special committee, 





NORTHERN SWEDISH MISSION CONFERENCE, 


Held in Ishpeming, Mich., Sept. 9-12, 1897. 


BISHOP CRANSTON, 


Quust. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 


None. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quust. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches? 

Carl J. Youngberg, a deacon from 
the Baptist Church. 


Qusst. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Carl A. Youngberg. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None, 


Quzst. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(@)-In Studies of First Year. 
Carl E. Dahl. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 

John A. Willman (name legally 
changed from Anderson to Will- 
man since last session); August 
Nordin, Louis Johuson, Olof Nel- 
son—4, 


(c) In Studies of Third Year, 
None. 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 





Presiding. 


J. W. SWENSON, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, Red Wing, Minn. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
_ tinued ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 
None. 


(b>) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Antony Lind, Andrew Ander- 
son, Carl J. Linberg—8. 


Quzst. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 
Antony Lind, Andrew Ander- 
son, Carl J. Linberg—3. 


(0) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously, 


Andrew G. Olsen, Magnus Pe- 
terson—2. 


Quzst. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 
John H. Levedahl, Axel Ander- 
son, Gustav Lindstrom, Otto W. 
Carlson, Solomon Lundberg—. 


Quxst. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 
None. 


(0) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 
None, 





Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
Charles 8. Rydell, James Stan- 
away, Edward Bickford—a. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Eiders? 


(a) As Local Deacons, 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? : 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 

Quest. 15. Who have Died ? 
C. J. Peterson. 

(See obituary, p. 456.) 
Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 

None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quzst. 18. Who have Withdrawn? 
None. 


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NORTHERN SWEDISH MISSION CONFERENCE, 1897. 427 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw wider Charges or 
Complaints ¢ 

None. 


Quust. 20. Who have been Hupelled? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
None. 


Quest, 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
None. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nated Preachers ? 
Bengst Borgeson, August Olsen, 
P. M. Johnson—8. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

Andrew Farrell, C. J. Andreen, 
C. G. Berggren, E. A. Wahlqvist, 
J. A. Anderson, J. A. Wagner, J. 
A. Palmgqvist—7. 

Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 

Report for this year ? 

(See tabulated statement, p. 509.) 

Qazst. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer / 

$1,974. 

Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 
$475. 

Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$350, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 





Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 


of Michigan, except as otherwise indi- 
cated.) 


LAKE SUPERIOR DISTRICT, 
Frank Gustarson, P. E, 
(P. 0., Ishpeming, Mich.) 


Calumet, O. W. Carlson. 
Carney and Bark River, Adolph 
Carlson. 
Dagget and Wallace, to be sup- 
plied. 

Escanaba and Gladstone, to be 
supplied, 

Iron Mountain, Andrew Anderson. 

Ironwood, J. H. Levedahl. 

Ishpeming, C. J. Berggren. 

Marinette and Menominee (Wis.), 
Solomon Lundberg. 

Marquette and Scandia, Awe? An- 
derson. 

Milwaukee and Kenosha (Wis.), 
Antony Lind. 

Norway and Cunard, C. J. Lin- 
berg. 

Prentice (Wis.), C. #. Dahl. 

Republic and Michigamme, Mag- 
nus Peterson. 

Stevens Point ( Wis.), Gustav Lind- 
strom. 

Wausau and Merrill (Wis.), Klaus 
Akerman. 


MINNEAPOLIS DISTRICT. 
O, J. Sreap, P. EH. 
(P. O., St. Paul, Minn.) 


Atwater and Rosendahl (Minn.), 
J. A. Wagner. 

Clear Lake and Winthrop (Minn.), 
J. A. Anderson. 

Farwell and Belgrade (Minn.), J. 
A. Forsberg. 

Hector (Minn.) and Palmyra, L. J. 
Edgren. 





Kandiyohi (Minn.), E. A, Wahl- 
vist. 

Litchfield and Maynard Lake 
(Minn,), A. F. Peterson. , 
Maiden Rock (Wis.), to be sup- 

plied. 
Mankato (Minn.), Olof Nelson. 
Minneapolis (Minn.): First Chureh, 
C.J. Andreen. 
Second Church, William Lundin. 
North and Carver, to be sup- 
plied. : 
Ortonville and Dawson (Minn. ), to 
be supplied. 
Red Wing (Minn.), J.W. Swenson. 
Vasa and, Goodhue (Minn.), to be 
supplied. 


SAINT PAUL DISTRICT. 
C. G. Nrtson, P. E. 
(P. O., St. Paul, Minn.) 


Afton and River Falls (Minn.), to 
be supplied. 
Cumberland (Wis.), to be sup- 
lied. 
Duluth (Minn.): First Church, A. 
G. Hultgren. 
Second Church and Cireuit, J. A. 
Willman, one to be supplied. 
Lindstrom and Scandia (Minn. ), 
C. A. Youngberg. 
Saint Paul (Minn.): First Church, 
Andrew Farrell. 
Cook Street, J. A. Palmqvist. 
Stillwater (Minn.), G. E, Kall- 
stedt. 
Superior ( Wis.), to be supplied. . 
Trade Lake and Blanding (Minn.), 
August Nordin. 
Two Harbors(Minn.), Louis John- 


son. 
Virginia and Hibbing, A. G. Olsen. 


Quest. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Ironwood, Mich. 





NORTH PACIFIC GERMAN MISSION CONFERENCE, 


Held in Spokane, Wash., Sept. 16-18, 1897. 


BISHOP FOSS, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
x Leaner, and from what Con- 
en 


ences ¢ 
None. 

Qusst. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted # 
None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ?. 


None. 


Quzsr. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(b) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


M. A. DE HUFF, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Spokane, Wash. 
Quest. 5. Who have been Continued | (b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 


on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 
(0) In Studies of Second Year. 
Joseph Schwirtlich, Frederick 
Berger—2, 


(c) {n Studies of Third Year. 
None. 

(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. 


Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 
None. 


Quzst. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 


(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year. 
None. 


viously. 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 


None. 


(b) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 
None. 
Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 


Heinrich S. Mickel. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? ; 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 
None. 


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= 


a —_ 


428 NORTH PACIFIC GERMAN MISSION CONFERENCE, 1897. 


{) Hlected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, 
None. 
Qugst. 11. What others have been 
- lected and Ordained Deacons ? 


(a) As Local Preachers. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
‘None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders ? 


a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


‘Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 


This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
‘in open Conference. > 


 vEST. 14. Who have been Trans- 

Served, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 

‘Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
None. 

‘QuEst. 16. Who have been Eocated 

at their own request 2 

None. 

Qvzsr. 17. Who have been Located 7 
None. { 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quxst. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None, ° 





Quust. 20. Who have been Bupelled ? 
| None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 
None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
mevary Preachers ? 
Charles Pegelow, G. J. Schlutz, 
H. §. Mickel—3. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
Adam Klippel, F. W. Buch- 
holtz—2. 


Quest. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

J. C. Jahn, Hans Hansen, C. A. 

Priesing, J. W. Beckley, Ludwig 

Gaiser, H. F. Lange, Joseph Hepp 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 615.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$1,171. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund 2? 


$113. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 

$113, 

which has been applied under or- 

der of the Conference. 


Qumsr. 29. Where are the Preach-' 

ers Stationed ? 

(These pe dase are allin the State 
cf Washington, except as otherwise 
indicated. ] 

Gro. Hanruna, Superintendent. 
(PB. ©., 357 Sellwood Street, Station B, 

4 Portland, Ore.) 
PORTLAND DISTRICT. 
Grorce Harrone, P. E. 


Bethany (P. O., Portland, Ore.), 
G. A, Jahn. 

Milwaukee, Clark, and Logan 
(Ore.), C. A. Priesing, one to 
be supplied. 

Portland (Ore.) : First Church, J. 

C. Jahn. 

Second Church and North Yam 
Hill, George Hartung and 
Hans Hansen. 

Ridgefield, Joseph Schwirtlich. 

Salem (Ore.), J. W. Beckley. 

Seattle, Snohomish, and Fair- 
haven, J. G. Mochring. 

Tacoma and Centralia, Carl Jans. 


SPOKANE DISTRICT. 
M. A. De Horr, P. E. 
(P. 0., 514 Webster Avenue, Spokane, 
Wash.) 


Colville Valley, Frederick Berger. | 

Harrington, Joseph Hepp. 

Helena (Mont.), to be supplied. 

Moran Prairie and Marshall (R208 
Spokane), to be supplied. 

Ritzville, Ludwig Gaiser. t 

Spokane: First Church, H. F. 
Lange. 

Spokane Circuit, Adam Buehler. 

Walla Walla and Bickelton, to be 
supplied. 


Quest. 80. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Tacoma, Wash. 





ATLANTIC MISSION CONFERENCE, 


Held in Ocracoke, N. C., Oct. 1-4, 1897. 


t 


BISHOP ANDREWS, Presiding. 


‘Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ! 
Ulysses S. White (in studies of 
‘first year), from Blue Ridge. 


‘\Quesr. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Chunches ? 

None. 


Qorsr. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Charles M. Levister, 
Jackson, Charles §. Davis, James 
B. Bridgers—4. 


Lolan | 





PPA SISK: Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Marshallberg, N. CO. 


(6) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Qussr. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial 2 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
Ulysses 8S. White. 

(b) In Studies of Second Year. 

Thomas S. Davis, Henry H. 
Lowrey —2. 
(c) In Studies of Third Year, 

None, 


(d) In Studies of Fourth Year, 
None. 


Qurst. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


None. 


Qurst. 7. Who have been Admitted 
tnto Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 
Jesse F. Usrey, Junius T. Har- 
desty—2. 


(b) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously, 
None. 


Qoest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 
(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year. 
Jesse F. Usrey, Junius T. Har- 
desty —2. 


(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


None. 


4 


ATLANTIC MISSION CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 


None. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Compieted the Conference Course 
of Study? . 

(a) Elected and Ordained Elders this 

year. 


James A. Sisk, Ulysses 8. Crow- 
der—2. 
(b) Pleated and Ordained Elders previ- 
Ve 


ous 
None. 


Qurst. 11, What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 


(a) As Local Preachers, 
None. 


(0) Under Missionary Rule. 
Thomas 8. Davis, Ulysses S. 
White—2. 


Qurst. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elder's ? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 
' None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


Qvusst. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Serred, and to what Conferences ? 


W. 8. Moore (in studies of second 
year), to Blue Ridge. 


ae 


‘Quast. 15. Who have Died ? 


None. 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request ? 


None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quest. 18. Who have Withdrawn 2 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw wider Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hxpelled ? 
None. 


Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 


The orders of John F, Warren, 
an elder from the Disciples 
Church, were recognized. | 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 


None. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


None. 
Quzsr. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 
None selected. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 


Report for this year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 617.) 


429 


Quest. 26. What ts the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$80. \ 

Quest. 27. What are the Claims 

on the Conference Fund? 


Not answered, 


Quxst, 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has it 
been Applied ? 


Not answered, 


Quest. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of North Carolina,] 
W. Q. A. Granam, Supt. 
(P. O., Marshallberg, N. C.) 


Avon, J. L. Stephenson. 
Beaufort, Zolan Jackson. 
Bethlehem (P. O., Marshallberg), 
J. A. Sisk, one to be supplied. 
Elizabeth City, to be supplied. 
Goldsboro, C. Uf. Leviston. 
Morehead City, 7. 8. Davis: 
Ocracoke, U. 8S. Crowder. _ : 
Pates, J. T. Hardesty. 
Richmond (P. O., Elrod), H. H. 
Lowrey. 
Rowlands, U. S. White. 
Swansboro, (. S. Davis. 
Wildwood, J. F. Usrey. 
Winfall, /. B. Bridgers, one to be 
supplied. we baat 


Quest. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 


In Morehead City, N. C. 





NEW MEXICO SPANISH MISSION CONFERENCE, 


Held in Raton, N. Mex., Oct. 7-11, 1897. 


BISHOP McCABE, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
Serences ? 
None. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 
None. 


Quzst. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Churches ? 


None. 


Quest. 4, Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(G) In Studies of First Year. 
Juan 8. Martinez. 


(0) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) Im Studies of First Year. 
None. 





J. B. SANCHEZ, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Santa Fé, N. Mex. 


(b) In Studies of Second Year. 
Dionicio Costales, Andres Maes, 

Cruz Martinez, Guillermo Mar- 
tinez—4, 5 
(c) In Studies of Third Year. 

None. 
(d@) In Studies of Fourth Year. 

None, 
Quzxst. 6. Who have been Discon- 


tinued ? 
None. 


Quxsr. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Full Membership ? 
(a) Elected and Ordained Deacons this 
year, 
None. 


(6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 


viously. 
None. 


Quest. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 


| (a) Admitted into Full Membership this 


year, 
None. 





(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 
viously. 


Bartolomeo Gonzales. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
Studies of Fourth Year ? 
Samuel Padilla, Epigmenio 
Flores, Leandro Romero, Agapito 
Mares, Camilo Varos, Juan A. 
Vigil, Romulo Suazo—7. 


Quest. 10, What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? f 

(a) Eleeted and Ordained Elders this 

year, 
None. 


(0) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 
ously, | 
None. 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 
(a) As Local Preachers. 
None. 
(b) Under Missionary Rule, 
None. 


/ 


430 NEW MEXICO SPANISH MISSION CONFERENCE, 1897. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Eiders ? 
(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(6) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 
Marcus Barela was suspended 
for one year. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences? 
None. 


Quest. 15. Who have Died? 
None. 


Quest. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own reguest ? 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quust. 18. Whohave Withdrawn ? 
None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints ? 

None. 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hupelled? 
‘ None. 


. Quest. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made ? 
None. 


22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 
None. 


Quest. 


23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 
None. 


24, Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 
L. Frampton, Leandro Fernan- 


Quest. 


QuEsT. 


dez, J. B. Sanchez, T. H. Har- 
wood, Eulogia Montoya, E. J. 
Flores, Marcial Serna—7. 


Qursr. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 616.) 


Quzst, 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 


$547. 


Qurst. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund? - 


$90. 


Quest. 28. What has been Received 
on these Claims, and how has tt 
been Applied ? 

$227, 

which has. been applied under 

order of the Conference. 


Quust. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 

[These appointmentsare all in New Mex- 
ico, except as otherwise indicated.] 
Tuos. Harwoop, Superintendent. 
ALBUQUERQUE DISTRICT. 
Tuomas Harwoop, P. E. 

(P. O., Albuquerque, N. Mex.) 


Albuquerque, J. S, Martinez. 
Albuquerque Circuit, to be sup- 
lied. 

Chilili and Manzano, Juan Garcia. 

Dona Ana and Mesilla Valley, to 
be supplied. 

El Paso (Tex.), T. M. Harwood. 

Hatch, Deming, Silver City, and 
Rincon, to be supplied. 

Hillsboro, to be supplied. 

Juarez and Santa Reamallta, Sylves- 
ter Garcia, 

La Joya, to be supplied. 

Las Cruces and Mesilla, Hpig- 
menio Fores. 

Magdalena and Kelly, to be sup- 
plied. 

Palomas, Todosia Chavez. 





Peralta and Las Lunas, Leandro 
Fernandez. ‘ 

San Marcial and Ssn Antonio, E. 
C. Salazar. 

Socorro and Escondida, Dionicio 
Costales. 

Solomonville (Ariz.), to be sup- 
‘plied . 

Tucson (Ariz.), Marcial Serna. 

Val Verde, Blas Gutierres. 


LAS VEGAS DISTRICT. 
Lacuoneus Frampton, P. E. 
(P, O., Tiptonville, N, Mex.) 


Cimarron, Andres Maes. 

Frampton and Tramperos, Leandro 
Romero. 

Las Vegas and Anton Chico, Aga- 
pito Mares. 

Martinez and Black Lakes, Gwil- 
lermo Martinez. 

Ocate and Lucen, E. J. Flores. 

2aton and Springer, Juan Sando- 
val. 

Tiptonville and Watrous, Lacho- 
neus Frampton. \ 

Wagon Mound and La Gallina, 
Samuel Padilla. 


UJ 
SANTA FE DISTRICT. 
J. B. Sancuez, P. EK. 
(P. O., Santa Fé, N. Mex.) 
Conejos (Col.) and Monte Vista, 
to be supplied. : 
Costello, Cerro, and San Luis, Fo- 
mulo Suazo. 
Dulce and Lumberton, Cruz Mar- 
tinee. 
Espafiola and Abaque, to be sup- 
plied. 
Penasco and Llano, Bartolemeo 
Gonzales. 
Rio Hondo, Camilo Varos. 
Santa Barbara (P. O., Periasco), 
J. A. Vigil. 
Santa Fé, J. B. Sanchez. 
Taos and El Ranchito, Eulogia 
Montoya. 


Quesr. 30. Where shall the next 
Conference be held ? 
In El Paso, Tex. 
N 





HING-HUA MISSION CONFERENCE, 


Held in Hing-hua City, China, Nov. 26=-Dec. 1, 1897. 
BISHOP JOYCE, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who have been Received 
by Transfer, and from what Con- 
ferences ? 

Franklin Ohlinger, from Cen- 
tral German; Neg Hong Siong (in 
_ studies of third year), from Foo- 
Chow—2. 


Quest. 2. Who have been Read- 
mitted ? 


None. 


Quest. 8. Who have been Received 
on Credentials, and from what 
Chusches ? 


None. 


T. B. OWEN, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Dek-hua, via Foo-Chow, China. 


Quest. 4. Who have been Received 
on Trial? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
U King Ung, Au Deh Lai, Da 
Seong Cho—3. 


(bd) In Studies of Third Year. 
None. 


Quest. 5. Who have been Continued 
on Trial ? 
(a) In Studies of First Year. 
None. 


(6) In Studies of Second Year. 
Au Teng Huak, De Hau Tong, 
Na Hoi To, Na Sing Dong, Go 


Ung Gi, Sang Bang Ciong, N 
Deng Hong—7. , wae 


(c) In Studies of Third Year, 


None. 
(d) In Studies of Fourth Year. 
None. ‘ 
Quest. 6. Who have been Discon- 
tinued ? 


Deng Heng Sing. 
Quzst. 7. Who have been Admitted 
into Hull Membership ? 
(a) ees and Ordained Deacons this 
ear, 


Ng Teng Siong, Deng Cik Ung, 


Dau Hok Gi—8. 


HING-HUA MISSION CONFERENCE, 1897. 


_{6) Elected and Ordained Deacons pre- 
viously. 


Ng Gek Ciong. 


Quust. 8. What Members are in 
Studies of Third Year ? 

(a) Admitted into Full Membership this 
year, 

Ng Teng Siong, Deng Cik Ung 
Dau Hok Gi, Ng Gek Ciong—4. 
(6) Admitted into Full Membership pre- 

viously. 

Thomas B. Owen, Ng Hong 
Siong—2. 


Quest. 9. What Members are in 
| Studies of Fourth Year? 

Li Ko Ding, Dung Cing Ga, 

Sang Hak Ming, Na Hong So—4. 


Quest. 10. What Members have 
Completed the Conference Course 
of Study ? 


(«@) Elected and Ordained Elders this 
year. 


Dung Seng Ngeng. 
(>) Elected and Ordained Elders previ- 


ously, N 
one, 


Quest. 11. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Deacons ? 


(a) As Local Preachers. 
Deng Seo Gi. 


(b) Under Missionary Rule. 
None. 


Quest. 12. What others have been 
Elected and Ordained Elders? 


(a) As Local Deacons. 
None. 


(4) Under Missionary Rule. 
Thomas B. Owen. 


Quest. 13. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open Conference. 


Quest. 14. Who have been Trans- 
Served, and to what Conferences ? 
None. 


Quest. 15. Who have died ? 
None. 


Quzst. 16. Who have been Located 
at their own request? 
None. 


Quest. 17. Who have been Located ? 
None. 


Quust. 18. Who have Withdrawn ? 
i None. 


Quest. 19. Who have been permitted 
to Withdraw under Charges or 
Complaints? 


Na Sing U. 





431 


Quest. 20. Who have been Hupelled ? | Au-Dek-Chiu, Monitor in Bible 


None. 


Qurst. 21. What other Personal 
Notation should be made? 


None. 


Quest. 22. Who are the Supernu- 
merary Preachers ? 


None. 


Quest. 23. Who are the Superan- 
nuated Preachers ? 


None. 


Quxst. 24. Who are the Triers of 
Appeals ? 

W. N. Brewster, F. Ohlinger, 
Li Diong Cui, Li Nga Ong, Deng 
Cih Sing, Au Deh Ciu, Na Ming 
Sang—7. 


Quest. 25. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year 2 
(See tabulated statement, p. 636.) 


Quest. 26. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections or- 
dered by the General Conference, 
as reported by the Conference 
Treasurer ? 

$800, gold. 


Quest. 27. What are the Claims 
on the Conference Fund ? 


$81, gold. 


Quest. 28. What hasbeen Received 
on these Claims, and how has at 
been Applied ? 


$175, gold, 


which has been applied under or- 
der of the Conference. 


Quxst. 29. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


(These appointments are all in China.] 
W.N. Brewster, Superintendent. 


HING-HUA CITY DISTRICT. 
W.N. Brewster, P. E. 
(P. O., Hing-hua City via Foo-Chow, 
China.) 

Bak-go-lau, U King Ung. 

Bing-hai, Na Ming Sang. 

Cheng-cai, to be supplied. 

Dang-gau and O-su, to be sup- 
plied. 

Hing-hua City , Si Sik Deng, Wa 
Sing Dong. 

Kau-bo, Go Ung G1. 

Kio-siok, Oi Gok Hing. 

Nang-nik, Na Cing Cing. 

Po-io, Dung Cing Ga. 

Sa-hoi, to be supplied. 

Siong-tai, Aw Deh Lat. 

To-tau, Au Teng Huak. 

W.N. Brewster, Principal of Bible 
Training School. 


Training and Boys’ Boarding 
School — member of Hing-hua 
City Quarterly Conference. 

Franklin Ohlinger, Manager of the 
Press, Teacher in Bible Training 
School, and Superintendent of 
Rebecca Orphanage. 

Deng Cik Sing, Teacher in Bible 
Training School—member of 
Hing-hua City Quarterly Con- 
ference, f 

Sang Hak Leng, Conference Evan- 
gelist—member of Hing-hua City 
Quarterly Conference. 


ING-CHUNG DISTRICT. 
Crne Cone Mine, P. E. 
(P. O., O-au via Foo-Chow, China.) 
T. B. Owen, Missionary. 
(P. O., Deh-hua via Foo-Chow, China.) 


Chiah-cui-hng, to be supplied. / 
Chiak-cui, to be supplied. 
Cui-kau, Li-Nga-Ong. 
Dai-cheng, to be supplied. 
Deh-hua, Song-Geong-Ho. 
Gia-tau, to be supplied. 
Ing-chung-City, Wa-Hoi- To. 
Ming-o, to be supplied. 
Ngo-bo, to be supplied. 
O-au, Wa-Hong-So. 
Si-lak-do, to be supplied. 
Si-ngo-do, to be supplied. 
To-ngeng, to be supplied. 


PO-CHENG DISTRICT. 
FRANKLIN OntineeR, P. EK. 
(P, 0., Hing-hua City via Foo-Chow, 
China.) 


Ang-tau, to be supplied. 
Dang-cia, Da Seong Cho. 
Dang-moi, Sang Bang Ciong. _ 
Dang-sua, to/be supplied. 
Deng-sing, Sang Hak Ming. 
Dua-do-kau, De Hau Tong. 
Gang-kau, Deng Soi Ling. 
Gua-au, Deng Ga Sing. 
Neg-ciah, Vg Teng Siong. 


SING-IU DISTRICT. 
Li Dione Cui, P. E. 
(P. 0., Sing-iu City via Foo-Chow, 
hina.) 

Beo-boi, Dau Hok G4. 
Oia-sua, Deng Cik Ung. 
Dang-hau, to be supplied. 
Dua-ong, Vg Deng Hong. \ 
Ga-deng, Z2 Ko Ding. 
Ging-sua, to be supplied. 
Heo-sua, to be supplied. 
Leng-ceo, Sang Gek Cheong. 
Leng-heo-sua, to be supplied. 
Leng-hua, Vg Gek Ciong. 
Meong-su, Vg Hong Siong 
Sing-iu City, Dung Seng Ngeng. 


Quest. 80. Where shall the neat 
Oon ference be held ¢ 


In Hing-hua City, China. 


i 


432 MISSIONS, 1897. 


MISSIONS. 


NORTH MONTANA MISSION, 


Held in Chinook, Mont., Aug. 12-15, 1897. 





BISHOP CRANSTON, 


Quest. 1. Who are on Trial and in 
Studies of the First Year ? 

C. J. St. Hill, John W. Brodie—2. 
 Quusr. 2. Who are on Trial and in 
Studies of the Second Year? 
None. 

Quest. 8. Who are Members of 
Conference and in Studies of the 
Third Year ? 

None. 


Quest. 4. Who are Members o 
Conference and in Studies of the 
Fourth Year? 


None, 


Quzst. 5. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been Ordained Deacons ? 


None. 


Quest. 6. What Local Preachers 
have been Ordained Deacons ? 


None. 
Quest. 7. What Traveling Deacons 
have been Ordained Eiders ? 
None. 
‘ Qursr. 8. What Local Deacons 
have been Ordained Elders ? 
None. 





Presiding. 


GEORGE LOGAN, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Choteau, Mont. 


Qurstr. 9. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Buamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open session of the Annual 
Meeting. 


Quest. 10. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 528.) 


Quest. 11. What is the Aggregate 
of Benevolent Collections for this 
year by Treasurers Report ? 

$1,466. 


Quest. 12. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Montana. 
F,. A. Rieerx (Montana), Super- 
intendent). 
(P. O., Great Falls, Mont.) 


GREAT FALLS DISTRICT. 


Augusta and Sun River (P. O., 
Augusta), Allen Rodger (Mon- 
tana). 

Belt, R. A. Armstrong (Montana), 

Ohinook, W. J. Gamble (Mon- 
tana). 

Choteau, George Logan (Montana). 

Fort Benton and Highwood (P. O., 
Fort Benton), to be supplied. 


> 


Glasgow, C. J. St. Hell (Northern 
Minnesota). 

Great Falls, N. A. Chamberlain 
(Colorado). 

Havre, D. E. Baldwin (Montana). 

Landusky, to be supplied. 

Lewistown and Beaver Creek (P., 
O., Lewistown), Joel Vigus 
(Montana), one to be Bipphed: 

Neihart and Monarch (P. O., Nei- 
hart), S. J. Hocking (Mon- 


tana). 
Philbrook and Ubet (P. O., Phil- 
brook), to be supplied. 
Saint Clair (P. “Sd Cascade), J. 
H. Little (Montana). 


| Saint Mary’s Lake, to be supplied. 


Sandcoulee, to be supplied. 

Sweet Grass Hills, to be supplied. 

West Great Falls (P. O., Great 
Falls), Sprague Davis (Puget 
Sound). i 


E. 8. Dutcher ioe Superin- 
tendent; /. W..Brodie(Montana), 
Assistant Superintendent, of 
Piegan Epworth Indian Mission 
—members of Great Falls Quar- 
terly Conference (P. O., Brown- 
ing, Mont). 


Quest. 18. Where shall the nexé 
Annual Meeting be held 2 


In Belt, Mont. 





NEVADA MISSION, 


Held in Reno, Nev., Sept. 2-5, 1897. 


BISHOP NEWMAN, Presiding. E. F. BROWN, Secretary. 


Posi office of Secretary, Reno, Nev. 


Quest. 1. Who are on Trial and in 
Studies of the First Year ? 
George H. Greenfield (Philadel- 
phia). 
Quest. 2. Whoare on Trial and in 
Studies of the Second. Year ? 
W. F. McClure (California) ; 
John J. Pardee (California). 


Quest. 8. Who are Members of 
Conference and in Studies of the 
Third Year ? 


None. 





Quest. 4. Who are Members 


0 
Conference and in Studies of the 


Fourth Year? 

G. C. King (California) 
H. Nicholas (California), 
sen (Southern California) 
N. Bott (Southern California), 


Melville G. Hamm (Kansas), Al- 


bert L. Hazlett (Northwest Kan- 
sas )—6. 


Quest. 5. What Traveling Preach- 


ers have been Ordained Deacons ? 
None. 


Thomas 
J. H. Ro- 
Willard 


Quest. 6. What Local Preachers 
have been Ordained Deacons ? 


None. 
Quest. 7. What Traveling Deacons 
have been Ordained Elders ? 
¥ None. 

Quest. 8. What Local Deacons 
have been Ordained Elders ? 
None. 

Quest. 9. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 

This was strictly done, as the 


name of each Preacher was called 
in open session of the “Annual 
Meeting. 


Quzst. 10. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 527.) 


Quest. 11. What is the Aggregate 
of Benevolent Collections for this 
year by Treasurers Report ? 

$1.660. 


Quest. 12. Where are the Preach- 

ers Stationed ? 

[These appointments are all in the State 
of Nevada, except as otherwise in- 
dicated.] 

E. W. Van Deventer (Kansas), 

Superintendent. 
(P. O., Reno, Nev.) 

Austin, A. LZ. Hazlett (Northwest 

Kansas). 


MISSIONS, 1897. 


Battle Mountain, J. J. Pardee 
(California). 

Eenep (Cal.), W. F. McClure 
(California). 

Bodie (Cal.), 8. W. Albone (Colo- 
rado). 

Carson, J. M. Wilson (Kansas). 

Cedarville (Cal.), G. C. King 
(California). 

Davis Creek (Cal.), to be sup- 


Goch 

Fall River (Cal.), to be sup- 
plied. 

Genoa (Nev.), G. H. Greenfield 
(Philadelphia). 

Greenville (Cal.), Theodore Tay- 
lor (California). 

Independence (Cal.), 7. H. Nich- 
olas (California). 

Lovelock, W. W. Bott (Southern 
California). 

Loyalton (Cal.), G. 8. 
(Saint Louis). 


Hatcher 





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488 


Mason Valley, Joseph Johns (Cali- 
fornia). 

Quincey (Cal.), F. R. Winsor (Cali- 
fornia). 

Reno F. C, Lee (Michigan), 

Ruby Hill, to be supplied. 

Susanville (Cal.), J. 4. Rosen 
(Southern California). 

Truckee (Cal.), John Telfer (Cali- 
fornia), 

Tuscarora, to be supplied. 

Virginia, to be su Pied. 

Wellington, W. H. Childs (Saint 
Louis). 

Winnemucca, M@. @. Hamm (Kan- 
sas). 

To report to their respective Con- 
ferences: W. C, Howard (Rock 
River), E. F. Brown (California). 


Quast. 18. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held? 


In Carson, Nev. 





Ay Orne en Ge Med. os: LOOUIN, 


Held in Laramie, Wyo., Sept. 2-5, 1897. 


BISHOP McCABE, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are on Trial and in 
Studies of the First Year? 
Lewis C. Thompson (Colorado), 
Elmer E. Hollar (Kansas)—2. 


Quest. 2. Who areon Trial and in 
Studies of the Second Year ? 


None. 


Quest. 3. Who are Members of 
Conference and in Studies of the 
Third Year ? 

Lincoln Steere (North Indiana), 

Henry A. Toland (Saint Louis) 

5) 


Quest. 4. Who are Members of 
Conference und in Studies of the 
Fourth Year? 

None. 

Quest. 5. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been Ordained Deacons ? 
None. 

Quust. 6. What Local Preachers 
have been Ordained Deacons ? 
None. 

‘ 
Quest. 7. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been. Ordained Eiders ? 
None. 








BENJAMIN YOUNG, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Sheridan, Wyo. 


Quest. 8. What Local Deacons 
have been Ordained Elders ? 
None. 


Quest. 9. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called in 
open session of theAnnual Meeting, 


Quest. 10. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 528.) 


Quzst. 11. What is the Aggregate 
of Benevolent Collections for this 
year by Treasurer's Report ? 


$725. 


Quust. 12. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are all in the State 
of Wyoming. ] 
E. E. Tarsitz, Superintendent. 


Big Horn, H <A. Toland (Saint 
Louis). 

Buffalo, E. J. Robinson (West Ne- 
braska), 

Carbon, E. H. Taylor (Kansas). 

Casper, J. H. Gillespie (Saint 
Louis.) 

Cheyenne, D. C. Winship (North 
Nebraska). 


Cheyenne City Mission, A. A. 
Johnson (Colorado). 

Douglass and Manville, ‘Lincoln 
Steere (North Indiana). 

Evanston, F, E, Du Bois (Upper 
Iowa). ; 

Evanston Circuit, to be supplied. : 

Hyattville, Z. C. Thompson (Colo- 
rado). 

Lander, to be supplied. 

Laramie, J. P. Varner (Detroit). 

Meriden, to be supplied. 

New Castle and Cambria, ©. D. 
Day (Colorado). 

Otto, Henderson Richie (Central 
Illinois). 

Ranchester, to be supplied. 

Rawlins, E. E. Hollar (Kansas). 

Rock Springs, to be supplied. 

Sheridan, Benjamin Young (Colo- 
rado). 


Wheatland, 8. A. Smith (Kansas). 


To report to their Conferences: 8. 
A. Wanless (Alabama), R. A. 
Ball (Northwest Nebraska), F. 
S. Beggs (Saint Louis), J. B. 
Long (Colorado), G. P. Sneda- 
ker (Northwest Nebraska). 


Quust, 18. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held? 


In Wheatland, Wyo. 


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MISSIONS, 1897. 


UTAH MISSION, 


Held. in Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept. 9-13, 1897. 


BISHOP McCABE, Presiding. 


J. D. GILLILAN, Secretary, 


Post office of Secretary, Mount Pleasant, Utah. 


Quest. 1. Who are on Trial and in| name of each Preacher was called in 


Studies of the First Year ? 
None. 

Quest. 2. Who areon Trial and in 
Studies of the Second Year? 
None. 

Quzst. 8. Who are Members of 
Conference and in Studies of the 
Third Year ? 

Wildman Murphy (Colorado), 

Frank J. Bradley (Montana)—2. 


Qurst. 4. Who are Members of 
Conference and in Studies of the 
fourth year ? 

Albert W. Hartshorn (Montana), 

Thomas J. Hooper Colersacn 

George E. Morse (Montana)—32. 


Quest. 5. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been Ordained Deacons ? 
None. 

Quxst. 6. What Local Preachers 
have been Ordained Deacons ? 
None. 


“J 


Quzxst. 7. What rae Deacons 
have been Ordained Elders ? 


None. 

Quest. 8. What Local Deacons 
have been Ordained Elders? 
None. 

Qurst. 9. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Lxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 





open session of the Annual Meeting. 


QuEsT. 10. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 638.) 


Quust. 11. What is the Aggregate 
of Benevolent Collections for this 
year by Treasurer's Teport ? 

$1,104. 


Norr.—After the holding of this Mis- 
sion, Bishop McCabe, by Enabling Act, 
transferred the Scandinavian District of 
the Western Norwegian-Danish Confer- 
ence to the Utah Mission, It wili there- 
fore properly appear in the report of 
this Mission next year, 

Quest. 12. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[These appointments are all in the State 
of Utah.] 


T. C. Inirr (Colorado), Superin- 
tendent. 
SALT LAKE DISTRICT, 
Ty Cp dim, RE. 
(P. 0., Salt Lake City, Utah.) 

Beaver, to be supplied. 
Bingham Canyon, E. P. F. Dear- 

born (New Hampshire). 
Gens ae and Helper, to be sup- 

plied. 
Corinne, Brigham, and Ogden Mis- 


sion, A. W. Hartshorn (Mon- 
tana). 
Eureka, E. H. Snow (Central 


Ohio). 
Logan, Naaman Bascom (Colo- 
rado). 


Mereur and Ophir, G. W. Rich 
(Northwest Kansas). 

Monroe, Marysvale, and Elsinore, 
G. #. Morse (Montana). 

Mount Pleasant, J. D. Gillilan 
(Ohio). 

Nephi, to be supplied. 

Ogden: First Church, N. P. Ted- 

rick (Oregon). 

Five Points, to be eae 


Park City and Heber, G. Hunt 
(Upper Iowa). 

Payson, Wildman Murphy (Colo- 
rado). 


Provo, Joseph Wilks (Michigan). 
Salt Lake City: First Church, A. 
H. Henry (Rock we: 
Heath Chapel, G. C. Waynick 
(Des Moines). 
Tiff, J. W. Taylor (Detroit). 
Liberty Park, Charles McCoard 
(Central Ohio). 
Second Church and Murray, G. 
KE. Jayne (New York). 
Spanish Fork, to be supplied. 
Tooele, F. J. Bradley (Montana). 


To report to their Conferences: 
G. P. Miller (Northwest Kansas), 
C. E. De La Mater (Colorado), 
M. 0. Billings renee Ww. 
K. Beans (Columbia River 


T. J. Hooper (Colorado), left with= 
out appointment to attend some 
one of our schools. 


Quest. 13. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held ? 


Jn Ogden, Utah. 





NEW MEXICO ENGLISH MISSION, 


Held in Albuquerque, N. Mex., Sept. 30-Oct. 4, 1897. 


BISHOP McCABE, Presiding. 


Studies of the First Year ? 
None. 

Qusst. 2. Who are on Trial and in 
Studies of the Second Year ? 
None. 

Quest. 8. Who are Members of 
Conference and in Studies of the 
Third Year ? 

Jacob L. Ruoff (Michigan). 

Quzst. 4. Who are Members of 
Conference and in Studies of the 
Fourth Year ? 


William John (Colorado), 


ADOLPH HOFFMAN, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Raton, N. Mex. 
Quest. 1. Who are on Trialand in | Quust. 5. What Traveling Preuch- 


ers have been Ordained Deacons ? 
Henry Clay Hutchinson (Cin- 
cinnati). 
Quest. 6. What Local Preachers 
have been Ordained Deacons ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. What Traveling Deacons 
have been Ordained Elders ? 
None. 


Quest. 8.. What Local Deacons 
have been Ordained Elders ? 


None, 


Quest. 9. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open session of the Annual 
Meeting. 


Quest. 10. What 7s the Statistical 
Report for this Year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 617.) 


Quxst. 11. What is the Aggregate 
of Benevolent Collections for this 
year by Treasurer's Report ? 

$1,280. 


QuEst. 12. Where ave the Preach- 
ers Stationed 2 
{These appointments are all in New Mex- 
ico, except as otherwise indicated. ] 
A. A. Ger (Northwest Indiana), 
z Superintendent. 
(P. O., Albuquerque, N, Mex.) 


Albuquerque, A C. Welch (East 
Ohio). 


Blossburg, William John (Colo- 
rado). 

Chama, to be supplied, 

Clayton, to be supplied. 


MISSIONS, 1897. 


El Paso (Tex.), J. G. Hall (Da- 
kota). 


Espafiola, to be supplied. 

Johnson’s Mesa, to be supplied. 

Las Cruces, Kingston, and Hills- 
boro, J. A. Mussell (Okla- 
homa), ‘ 

Las Vegas, J. F. Kellogg (South 
Kansas). 

Pecos Valley, to be supplied. 

Raton, Adolph Hoffman (South- 
west Kansas). 

San Juan, to be supplied. 

Santa Fé, G. 8. Madden (Ohio). 


435 


Silver ashley be supplied. 

Springer, W. A. Phelps (lowa). 

J. L. Ruoff (Michigan), Missionary 
Evangelist. 

To report to their Conferences: 
C. L. Bovard (Indiana), C. I. 
Mills (New Boglane), H. J. 
Hoover (South Kansas), . C. 
Hutchinson (Cincinnati). 


Quest. 13. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held ? 
In Silver City, N. Mex. 





MOR FOO N kee Ms 6 8°10 NG OH 


Held in Phenix, Ariz., Oct. 7, 1897. 


BISHOP NEWMAN, Presiding. 


Studies of the First Year ? 
Samuel L. Guthrie (Central Illi- 
nois), Norman H. Bartlett (South- 
ern California) —2. 


Quest. 2. Who are on Trial and in 
Studies of the Second Yeur ? 
None. 


Quest. 3. Who are Members 


0, 
Conference and in Studies of i 


Third Year? 
None. 


Quest. 4. Who are Members of 


Conference and in Studies of the 
Fourth Year? 
None. 
Quest. 5. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been Ordained Deacons ? 
Charles K, Jenness (California). 


Quest. 6. What Local Preachere 
have been Ordained Deacons ? 


F, W. Bartlett. 


Qurst. 7. What Traveling Deacons 
have been Ordained Eiders ? 


None. 


E. R. POLEY, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Tucson, Ariz. 
Quest. 1. Who are on Trial and in | Quxst. 8. What Local Deacons have 


been Ordained Eiders ? 
M. H. Downs. 


Quest. 9. Was the Character of 


each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called in 
opensession of the Annual Meeting. 


Qusst. 10. What ds the Statistical 
_ Report for this year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 617.) 


Quest. 11. What is the Aggregate 
of Benevolent Collections for this 
year by Treasurer's Report? 

$1,225. , 


Quxst. 12. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


{These appointments are allin the Terri- 
tory of Arizona.] 


8. A. THomson (Southern Califor- 
nia), Superintendent. 
(P. 0., Phoenix, Ariz.) 


(Alhambra, to be supplied. 


Flagstaff, C. P. Wilson (Southern 
California). 

Gila Bend, to be supplied. 

Glendale, to be supplied. 

Globe, lL. L. Rogers (Southern 
California). 





Kingman, J. M. Baxter (Southern 
California. 

Phenix, E. D. McCreary (Califor- 
nia). 

Prescott, C. K. Jenness (Califor- 
nia). 

Safford and Solemonville, F. W. 
Downs (Colorado). \ 
Tempe and Mesa, S. L. Guthrie 

(Central Illinois). 

Tombstone and Benson, David 
Roberts (Southern: California). 
Tucson, E. R. Foley (New York 

East). 
White Hills, to be supplied. 
Willeox and Pierce, to be sup- 
plied. ie 
Williams and Ash Fork, A. M. 
Gibbons (Southern California). 
Winslow and Holbrook, WV. 4H, 
Bartlett (Southern California). 
Yuma and Fortune, to be supplied. 


The following to report to their re- 
spective Conferences: G. F. Bo- 
vard (Southern California), G. 
L. Pearson (Detroit), C. J. Chase 
(Southern California), O. J. Me- 
Fadden (Southern California), 


QuEst. 138. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held? 


In Tueson, Ariz. 


FINLAND AND SAINT PETERSBURG MISSION, 


Held in Wasa, Finland, July 29-Aug. 2, 1897. 


BISHOP GOODSELL, Presiding. 


Quest. 1. Who are on Trial and in 
Studies of the First Year ? 
Johann E. Jahrl. 

Quest. 2. Who are on Trial and in 
Studies of the Second Year? 
August Ek, Johan Berg—2. 
Quest. 8. Who are Members of 
Conference and in Studies of the 

Third Year? 
Anton S. Hultqvist. 





G. A. HIDEN, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Helsingfors, Finland. 


Quest. 4. Who are Members of | Quest. 7. What Traveling 


Conference and in Studies of the 
Fourth Year? 
None. 
Quest. 5. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been Ordained Deacons ? 
Anton 8. Hultqvist. 


Quest. 6. y 
have been Ordained Deacons? 
None. 


Dea- 
cons have been Ordained Hiders ? 


Erland Bjérnberg. 
Quest. 8. What Local Deacons have 
been Ordained Eiders ? 
None. 


What Local Preachers | Quzst. 9. Was the character of each 


Preacher Examined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
a | 


436 


name of each preacher was called 
in open session of the Annual 
Meeting. 


Quest. 10. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year ? 


(See tabulated statement, p. 638.) 


Quest. 11. What.is the Aggregate 
of Benevolent Collections for this 
year by Treasurers Report ? 


$336. 





MISSIONS, 1897. 


QUEST. 12. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 


[All the preachers in this Mission are 
members of Sweden Conference. } 


N. J. Rosén, Superintendent. 
| (P. 0., Helsingfors, Finland.) 
Abo, Halmar Bergqvist. . 


er nes J. E. Sart. 


Ekenas and Hangé, Johan Berg. 

Gamlakarleby, Erland Bjornberg. 

Helsingfors: Finnish, G. A. Hiden. 
Swedish, Anders Grénblad. 

Kotka, to be supplied. 

Kristinestad and Nerpes, A. &. 
Fiultqvist, 


| Lovisa Kreto, to be supplied. 
Nikalaistad, Herman Rabe. 
Saint Petersburg, to be supplied, 
Tammerfors, J. W. Haggman. 
| Viborg: Finnish and Swedish, 
August Hk, one to be supplied, 


|J. "W. Haggrnan, Principal of 
Theological School. 


G. A. Hidén, Book Agent, Editor 
of Swedish and Finnish papers, 


Quest. 138. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held ? 


In Helsingfors, Finland. 





DENMARK MISSION, 


Held in Aatborg, Denmark, Aug. 11-16, 1897. 


BISHOP. GOODSELL, 


Quest. 1. Whoare on Trial and in 
Studies of the First Year ? 
Peter Rasmussen. 


Quest. 2. Whoare on Trial andin 
Studies of the Second Year ? 


None. 


Quzxsr. 8. Who are Members o 
Conference and in Studies of t 
Third Year ? 


None. 


Quzsr. 4, Who are Members Uh 
Conference and in Studies of the 
Fourth Year ? 


None. 


Quzst. 5. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been Ordained Deacons 2 
None:* , 
Quest. 6. What Local Preachers 
have been Ordained Deacons ? 
None. 


Quest. 7. What Traveling Dea- 
cons have been Ordained Elders ? 


None. 


t 
Quest. 8. What Local Deacons 
have been Ordained Elders ? 


None. 


Presiding. 


S. N. GAARDE, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Langeland, Denmark. 
Quest. 9. Was the Character of | Svendborg, N. P. Nielsen. 


each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open session of the Annual 
Meeting. 


Quest. 10. What is the Statistical 
Report for this year? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 526.) 


Quest. 11. What is the Aggregate 
of Benevolent Collections for this 


year by Treasurer's Report ? 
Not answered. 


Quest. 12. Where are the Preach- 
ers Stationed ? 
[These appointments are allin Denmark, 


and all the preachers are members of 
the Norway Conference. ] 


J. J. Curtsrensen, Superintend- | 


ent. 
(P, 0., Stokhusgade 2, Copenhagen, 
Denmark,) 


COPENHAGEN DISTRICT. 
J. J, CurisTensen, P. E. 


Copenhagen: Bethania, Herman 
Jacobsen, 


Saint Markus, J. J. Christensen: | Veile, 


Faaborg, Rasmus Petersen. 
Kallundborg, P. M. S. Jensen. 
Langelund, 8. N. Gaarde. 
Nexo, Lauritz Petersen, 
Odense, Anton Bast. 


Anton Bast, Editor of Vaarbud ; 
Soren Gaarde, Editor of Son- 
dagsskolen. 


JUTLAND NORTH DISTRICT. 
L. C. Larsen, P. E. 

(P. O., Friedrikshayn, Denmark.) 
Aalborg, Christian Jensen. 
Friederikshavn, L. C. Larsen. 
Hjérring, to be supplied. 

Lékken, Christian Nielsen. 

Randers, 8S. K. Johansen. 

Christian Jensen, Director of the 
Theological School. 

8. K. Johansen, Editor of Kristelig 

Talsmand and Teacher in the 

Theological School. 


JUTLAND SOUTH DISTRICT. 
CurisTiAN THAARup, P. E, 
(P. 0., Horsens, Denmark.) 
Aarhus, Hans Hansen, 
Esbjerg, Laust Christensen. 
Give, to be supplied. 
Holstebro, Jens Nielsen. | 
Horsens and Hornsyld, Christian 
Thaarup. 
Varde, Peter Rasmussen. 
Anton Christensen, Hmil 
Nielsen. 


QuEst. 13. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held ? 
In Saint Marcus, Copenhagen. 


a i 


MISSIONS, 1897. 


} 


CENTRAL CHINA MISSION, 


Held in Nanking, China, Oct. 7-12, 1897. 


BISHOP JOYCE, Presiding. 


Quzst. 1. Who are on Trial and in 
Studtes of the Hirst Year? 

Wilbur F. Wilson (Foo-Chow), 
Sung Chen Tsai (Foo-Chow), Tsai 
Wen Yuen (Foo-Chow), Yeh Sheu 
King (Foo-Chow), Li Yueng Shen 
(Foo-Chow), Arthur J. Bowen 
(Foo-Chow), Chen Teng Yin (Foo- 
Chow)—7. 


Quest. 2. Who areon Trial and in 

Studies of the Second Year ? 

Tai Ku Chen (Foo-Chow), Chen 
Teng Yin (Foo-Chow), Kiang 
Ming Chih (Foo-Chow), Cheu 
Mei Fu (Foo-Chow), Hwang Tsz 
Sing (Foo-Chow), Chang Shuh 
Liang (Foo-Chow), Edward James 
- (Wisconsin), Jesse F. Newman 
(Foo-Chow), Ernest R. Jellison 
(#oo-Chow)—9. 


Quxst. 3. Who are Members of 
Conference and in Studies of the 
Third Year? 

Wu Teh Yuen (Foo-Chow), 
Tien Yu Ming (Foo-Chow), Tsn 
Tsing Chen (Foo-Chow)—3. 
Quest. 4. Who are Members of 

Conference and in Studies of the 

fourth Year ? 

Hu Chi Pin (Foo-Chow). 


Qusst. 5. What Traveling Preach- 
ers have been Ordained Deacons? 


Hu Chi Pin (Foo-Chow.) 


Quest. 6. What Local Preachers 
have been Ordained Deacons ? 


Ngo Yang Reu Shan (Foo-Chow). 


Quest. 7. What Traveling Deacons 
have been Ordained Kiders ? 


Jesse F, Newman (Foo-Chow). 


Quest. 8. What Local Deacons 
have been Ordained Elders ? 


None. 


Quest. 9. Was the Character of 
each Preacher Hxamined ? 
This was strictly done, as the 
name of each Preacher was called 
in open ‘session of the Annual 
Meeting. 





EDWARD JAMES, Secretary. 


Post office of Secretary, Nanking, China. 


Quest. 10. What is the Statistical 
Report for this Year ? 
(See tabulated statement, p. 639.) 


Quest. 11. What is the Aggregate 
of the Benevolent Collections as 
reported by the Conference Treas- 
wrer ? 

$2,097, Mexican, or $),048, 
gold. 

QouzEst. 12. Where are the Preach- 

ers Slationed ? 
(These appointments are all in China. ] 


C, F, Kuprer (Central German), 
Superintendent. 
(PB. O., Chin-Kiang, China.) 


KIU-KIANG DISTRICT. 


D. W. Nicuots (Missouri), P. E. 
(PB. 0., Kiu-Kiang, China.) 


Fu-Cheo-Fu, Wu Teh Yuen (Foo- | 


Chow), one to be supplied. 
Hwang Mei, two to be supplied. 
Kiu-Kiang Institute Chapel, James 

Jackson (New York). 
Kiu-Kiang Suburbs and Hwa 

Shang Tang, E.S. Little (South- 

ern California), Zien Yu Ming 

FKoo-Chow), [ 7sui Wen Yuen 

(ronChowy 
Kin Kiang: Saint Paul’s English 

Work, James Jackson (New 

York). 

Kung Lung, Tai Ku Chen (Foo- 

Chow), two to be supplied. 

Li Kia Do, to be iy 
Nan Chang, Nieh Chen Yi (Foo- 

Chow). 

Shui Chang, E. 8. Little (Southern 

California), two to be supplied. 
Yiu_ Lan Tang, Nieh Chen Yi 

(Fco- Chow), Sung Chen Tsai 

(Foo-Chow). 


James Jackson, Principal of Kiu- 
Kiang Institute. 
NANKING DISTRICT. 
OF: tre German), 
. Ez. 


(P. 0., Chin-Kiang, China.) 


Chin-Kiang: Institute Chapel, Hu 
Chi Pin (Foo- Chow). 
West Gate, Oheu Mei Fu (Foo- 
Chow). 








Chin-Kiang Circuit, Kiang Ming 
Chih, (Foo-Chow). ’ 

Chu Yung Hsien, to be supplied. 

Hwang Hoo, to be supplied. 

Nanking: North City, G. A. Stuart 

(Des Moines), one to be sup- 
plied. 

Saint Luke’s Chapel, R. ©. Bee- 
be (North Ohio), Chen Teng 
Yin (Foo-Chow). | 

Sleeper Memorial, Tsu Tsing 
Cheu (Foo-Chow). 

South City, Hdward James (Wis- 
consin), Hwang Tse Sing (Foo- 
Chow). 

Nanking Circuit, Ldward James 
(Wisconsin), three to be sup- 
plied. 

Shan Nu Mias, to be supplied. 

Tai Ping Fu, Yeh Sheu King (Foo- 
Chow). 

Wu-hu, J. £. Newman (Foo- 
Chow), Chang Shuh Liang (Foo- 
Chow). 


Yang-Chow, A. C. Wright (Saint 
Louis), one to be supplied. 

Yi-ki-shan, to be supplied. 

Yuen Tsao, J. /. Newman (Foo- 
Chow), Li Yuen Shen (Foo- 
ihews 


G. A. Stuart (Des Moines), Presi- 
dent and Dean of the Schoo! of 
Medicine; W. F. Wilson (Foo- 
Chow), Professor, in Nanking 
University—mem bers of Sleeper 
Memorial, Nanking, Quarterly 
Conference. 


James Jackson (New York), Dean 
of the School of Theology. 


B.C. Beebe (North Ohio), Super- 
intendent; #. &. Jellison (Koo- 
Chow), in charge of Medical 
Work, in Philander Smith Me- 
morial Hospital. 

C. F. Kupfer (Foo-Chow), Princi- 
pal of Chin-Kiang Institute. 

A. J. Bowen (Foo-Chow), Student 
of the Chinese Language and 
Teacher in Nanking Universit 
—member of Sleeper Memorial, 
Nanking, Quarter) Conference. 


Quxst. 18. Where shall the next 
Annual Meeting be held ? 


In Kiu-Kiang, China, 


DEATH-ROLL: FALL 


CONFERENCES, 1897. 








Name. Conference. Page Name. Conference. Page 
Adamson, W. W..... South Carolina.......... 456 | Dudley, J. McD..... Des Moines.......- faint 200) 
Alderson, C. B....... Upper Lorre ic). iereieu's ac 456 | Dueringer, Henry....Chicago German......... 456 
Alven, J. O......... Central Swedish,........ 447 Eifler, Nicholas...... Chicago German......... 456 
Applebee, Benjamin..Central Ilinois.......... 456 Ekeri, BG... South Germany........ , 456 
Bailey, N. W.....:.. Souler California..... . 456 | Fancher, Rufus....... Northwest Wah ry al Sos 456 
TAO OUT ISIme e ie Caressa eae eee 453 | Fawell, Nathan...... Black: EUS 5m axe teretevele eters 443 
Reger Veen Sat ie £56 | Field, J. Ware. ec ame Southern Illinois........ 455 
Ball, C. 0. : at : “ j s i .North Ohidws..eesnee 456 Fisher, DAIS. ee eee. Californias. srs, .lareee 456 
Raseats oy Non 455 | Flottman, Henry..... Saint Louis German..... 456 

Ne eae aid pe ea it ia nae i ; editorial easy en ache ssercnea tale 456 
Bates, G. W....-..+ ORI a i Sh toawants Gas 456 | Fong Sui......-.-..- ee 
Pree te ee /CletaiaasilX OVA ae meee a, 451 | Foster, Jedediah..... Kentineley i). ccku soy ttaleieiele 448 
Battelle, C. D........ ONO oes ee ee eee eee ee eens 456 | Graham, William.... Northwest Indiana...... 445 
Barnum, T. P........ Detroit... ++... esses eee 456 | Grover, J. L......... Cincinnati. 02... 4.j0sas ee 444 
Baume, J aMeS... +. + ROCK RLV Ol aercstcts eters siete 440 Hankemeyer, Henry. .Saint Louis German..... 456 
Becks Alexis. | ci-s <0. Moomtamacne aalvieta crore siete 456 amen cno eae 451 
7.7: atin A ) » Lisccace ANA. . ccc cevcvce eeeee 
wae * ie dea Ares Sy bp. ae epewn hay ee Hargrave, W. P..?.- Northwest Indiana..... - 446 
Sah an CH Dr MAL UPR ORI OD eR, ea ROM Harper, Daniel....... WestiLexas. . coat eevee. 451 
Bills, J. Bo. .... 6.25 Geneseo ie stints aieinin tore - 453 Yet h hus ‘ 
Birr Oo I ee RE ae es OER ier ie ORE ia OR ORs ses a56 
Bluford. William act Tennatsbe 456 Hermans, E.: J.5..50% Central New York....... 456 
A Seana ec yy eange < TOE ISTO R EL Herr, William....... Cincinmatits.ccs seers 444 
Bolles, Sias.......... Minnesota wes 2. oe ta vse 456 iB 4 2 
Bonnell; "Phonras,.. /WMoIs 234. Fie t ce vee 456 Roser oe Oe ae vee Lngaiees EN Sere Gi See 
iBpalin MO ose. Gaeta aT. doce 456 UTD Lise Wik cceoeiesetere jose Central Alabama........ 456 
Bradford, Elbridge,Jr. West Wisconsin......... 449 Holes Baie ohn Tapes ene alpen rai was 
aie oe | polar dy ebsyuet peal Norwegian and Danish:. 456 
Bradley, William.:..Genesee................ 453 Z i 
Brdanig Gas Contyal Garnian 456 Eat 1a O 6 ne eae ae Minnesota. .... 456 
; RE MR CS Wo Me oe ler lg olimes) O.WA cracls on BittsbUrg cen « cies, terete ne 449 
; orig tai Take ie ges REE Rg a Hueneke, John....... Central German......... 456 
Brindell, @. W...... Upper Lowa s/c. Wer cis sore ote 456 oe Br Roe 
FES i ena a (eS Ss ia eget 456 Hulburt, William....California.,...,........% 456 
Bull J. M Cerda New Work a 456 Hunsberger, Aaron...Michigan..:.........-.. 448 

,J.M...........Central New York.. SNe 
Burgess, John....... Towaltena goes swe celee 44y mnpram, Meds. 2:0 clare oa HastiOhioscme cases se 441 
Burton, W. H........ Tym eh fela, cass tialersiioreteretete 452 Jamison, D. H....... Fidlstonen ee Sars 456 
Bushong, J. W....... Puget Sound.... ....... 456 | Janos. F. N Michigan 449 

M828 INGE HCE GAO HReBa tases 
Caswell, Nathan ..... West Texas.......00.506 451 Are ire Te Ae ae ae oe A AES Spt! ; me 
Cawthorn, J. W.,...Michigan................ 448 Shoah fi Cia tae er RMI is MR RR aaa! 
Claypool, J. H....... Northwest Indiana...... 445 Os Ue Sa ee preteen pie yo 
Cebuta Meee cosa Caifocnin. Oviawe 456 Johnson, I. M....... Witnoiss <5 1 eRe ae 456 
: BT ah aes MH Soha Johnson,.J./H........, Norwegian and Danish.. 456 
Colby tele. ates oe Central Tennessee....... 456 : eS 
Colledge, A. B....... Kentuckyih i... cocdese 448 Justice, Alexander...West Virginia........... 450 
COMMON, IGE Ss oejeie 21> Indiina, . salae sie een 452 | Kilbourn, O. B...... West Wisconsin......... 449 
Copeland, A. T...... KastiOhiosateaacaeeemce 440") Woeh, H. A\s o.isercletaies Saint Louis German..... 456 
Corkhiliit, Wes sds Towa tise oclee PR Se a satin 448 | Krueger, Henry...... West German....... eoae 456 
Cramer, Frederick...Central German........ + 466 Tt Eshbrook. R. D Kentucky AAR 
Eee yy vier Disha ojos MOMUUCHKY instants ottrorcrere 
Cee s : RN eA ee Mlinois..... ess i Lewis, Allen......)... Northwest Indiana...... 446 
Uescsadie— nt era OT SOROS ThinnenWidsv. sess Colorado! cce.cc ce erate 456 
Daily, W. C.......-. Holston, i. icuaSuweee 456 | Logan, Austin....... TGEAG 5 eje sn staan seers BBB, 
Davis, Hg ok... Central New York....... 456 | Long, Joseph........ Colitornian.cteulcccites woes 456 
Davie, be Be.) 2 Detroitatcct sy eee 456 | Lowe, J. Ww. mieeterrcte Pre HOTIO srelotelelotelo reve rsiels evtertale 456 
Dixon, Henry........ Waxds | hoc. 455 | Lowry, Philip.. .... MOAN Asa. occ yee else 456. 
Doering, Ori a anne e North Germany......... 456 | McCabe, L. D........ Cincinnati.......... voce. A 
Denison, J. N......- OrGRON ss usa canes 458 | McCann, J. F........ MN inof s/o ov ds eb lwre’ 406 
Denning, 8. F...... Rock: River. ...cccsess se 440 | McCarty, John ...... Pittsburg... vsews vee 443 
Donnelly, T. Pis.\..: North Nebraska/........ 455 | McCarty, J. H....... Central New York..... «. 456 
Draper, C. (Bassa sves MINNOIS Ase rrecas Wceee 456 McClain, D. P....... Northwest Indiana...... 446 


488 


DEATH-ROLL, 439 


Name, Conference. Page Name. Conference. Page 
MoeClain Decne oe INGA AL /)siemslae cece ees 452 | Rogers, J. H....... .. Bast Ohio...... A Oe 1 
McCormick, A. D....East Ohio.../........... 442 | Rolfe, A. A........4. Michieanccs ssn. gesait.e 449 
McMillan, William...West Wisconsin......... 449") Roller, J. Reiss... Bast OHIO... ciyelis eons oe 441 
McNeil sy: © Biiictrsiate's Californias ieie:cisietie/elarstatche 456 | Ruter, M. A......... Tin dinnaentercwversieiaste vias vers 452 
spi allah Rae aor LS Oap eee ORIUATS tah Deer beantardy J: lasyay «+ North Ohio....-.:...... 456 
Martins Dy cA rca: Central Tennessee....... 456 g M. EF 
aces IE Pancimeuna 1486 HY 0) 0) ty Eat Persea a Coloradoisewrewelere cree ate 456 

SBCY Lod Grebe .igatcis uget Sound........ eos Savporiuaaenls South : 
Matti y Sasportas, J. A...... outh Carolina.......... 456 
attison, W. C...... Central New York....... POST iam. Midhagl) ugat awe 
May Ji anes 456 | O° nierle, Michael... .Saint Louis German..... 456 
M a ae EE ta iciae! deh jane SEE Re ie Schwinn, George..... Central German......... 456, 
en gens ple Mi rjcnrayek West German.......... - 4561 3, sek O F 
Milam, J. W India 459 a Sek Ong........ OO-GHOWsneae scoala tara 454 
ALIAS, Die NV, ats hate Secle’s ITCUATIAM A) .iafoteie eh niercial eee Smith. Cc. § Rondel 
Miller. Henr Gindiaetk “a ith, C. 8....... +e. CUTUCAV.nlleratn tars acaialennts . 448 
’ Yseeseeee ARCOM AUNS wis iets a) cleave, oincoie Smith, J. F Col 3 
: a a Beh ielsis ciclo gave OlOTADO A ase suit aaeme ae 456, 
Miller, James........ INITIO RE Gaeta Er ogboes SOONG odalear Gs B C NK 
3 5 Axes erche p sOeMtral, Pinos! Walser ete 456 
Mitchell, Matthew ...Des Moines............. 72) era George linois 456 
Moore, P.vAn. ein: ! Northern Minnesota..... Ca] er ME AML Or Bao Sea NGI Se ate 
Mower, Samuel...... Norte Ohionvs.6 cise 456 d Be Mave AN ah 
Murphy, A. H....... Das Moinesss oe ee 450 ee E. W. B....Northwest Iowa,........ 456 
; : Taylor, George....... Petrol he a eR Ee 456- 
Nelson, A. J.......-. Bee dine ECE OO BOC 456 Perry, J..Wa.e.-n0es Central New York....... 456 
Norton, J. D........ East Ohio... ...+.+-.++0. 441 | pincher, Sampson....Indiana.........0.0e..0+ 452, 
Pack, William....... Northwest Indiana...... ALG |S Todd? BPP. Saks ics Colorad oh esesae ie ees 456 
IPALEOTSOI. PWie El fate. ok OME s sis,< aicte'e a/-/o oe, cis cists BAT MROGG ea Lin's setae tec Colorado...... Facies aise 456 
Peoples, A. H........ Blue Ridge.. stan «sneaks 456 | Truman, Z. B........ Nebraska cajyohceiemiaresish 445 
Peterson, C. J....... Northern Swed.Mis.Conf. 456 | Turner, C. C........ Detroit isis cays ars ee soe iss 456 
Pillsbury, C. D...... TW sconsit Tee 456 | Turner, Aaron...... - Minnesota Mhode ab Qhudoads 456 
Pluenneke, Conrad...Southern German....... 455 Tweedy »M. T....... Des Moines.....-...... - 456 
Plumb, Francis...... Des:‘Momes.......-..... 450 | Twining, E. W...... ToWa . 6... see eee eee eeees 447 
Prickett, T. M....... INOS ONE BE res secs 45611 Seuk Hu.......... WOo- CHOW fain fae ee 454 
fr TRON aeiehiss Us1Oscdiste gece ata ie cise 440 ; 
a apt agt sa pent OBO ~ | Vancleve, J. W...... Southern California...... 456 
Gat : tif uf Snes Rea Be Svecis mb Fa oe Waeger, Philip ...... Northwest German...... 456 
iar one eae ay: SEO ; Wallace, Peter....... Titinoiseaceu sence mec 456 
Rader, I. K.......... Hast Ohio.........+..++5 441") Wickes, J. EB... <2. Californias... sgaces ores se 456 
Rankin, Samuel...... Ohio... 2. 0s esse seen eee - 456 | Whitehead, H. L.....Ohio. ...... sees ee eee ees 456 
Reeser, G. F........- Erie....... rset eeeeeece 456 | Whiteley, Duke..... Detroit iy ccieiecisersscie'stete . 456 
Reno, W. N........- Erie... 2... see eeeee eee 456 | Wilkinson, Samuel...East Ohio..... . seceosee 442 
Richardson, Daniel...Holston, ......+-++++++++ 456 | Williams, Robert..... Texas ......++e0e-++ we 454 
Risher, D, W........ Northwest Indiana...... 447} Wilson, O. M........ Kentuckyaseasaseasesen 448 
Robinson, F. S....... Central Ohio..........-. 451 | Woodcock, F. S...... Southern California...... 456 
Rodenbaugh, W. H...Pittsburg......... +++» 443 | Woodley, Matthias... West Wisconsin......... 449 


Roe, G. C......--. .-Columbia River....,.... 443] Worts, D. C...... ...North Nebraska......... 456 


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Rock River Conference. 


Josrpn 8. Best was born in Bloomsburg, Pa., Sep- 
tember 27, 1815, and died in Freeport, Ill., March 3, 
1897, after an illness of three weeks. He was con- 
verted at fifteen; very early the ministerial call 
came to him, and he was licensed as a local preach- 
er. In 1840 he entered the traveling connection of 
the Evangelical Church, in which he continued two 
years. In 1843 he united with the Pittsburg Con- 
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, in which 
he traveled five years. In 1848 he moved to Ili- 
nois, and settled his family near Freeport. In 1849 
he joined the Rock River Conference, and afterward 
served the following charges: Naperville, Cedar- 
ville, Crane Grove ieee Elroy, Savanna, Nora, 
Fair Haven, and Thomson. In 1878 he superannu- 
ated, which relation he sustained till his translation. 
His early education was very limited, yet his min- 
istry was greatly successful in thatsouls were turned 
te righteousness wherever he went. He was a very 
acceptable preacher, and his charges were always 
blessed with gracious revivals. On October 13, 
1836, he married Miss Rachel Snyder, who died nine 
years ago. Three children survive, one of them be- 
ing W. D. Best, of the Illinois Conference. On 
March 8, just as the day was ending, the weary 
saint of God sank to rest. 


Sotomon F. Drennine was born November 20, 1813, 
in West Chester, Pa. He came to northern Illinois in 
1835, settling near Peoria. In 1837 he married Miss 
Mary Zearing, of Dover, Ill., and fora few years lived 
at Princeton, in Bureau County., When he wasseven- 
teen he was converted in Methodist meetings held 
in Halifax, Dauphin County, Pa, In 1842 he joined 
the Rock River Conference, and for fifty-four years 
was present at every annual session, except in 1878, 
when he was sick with a fever. He was Recording 
Secretary of the Conference from 1847 to 1892, and 
then became Honorary Recording Secretary. Dur- 
ing his active ministry he was pastor of such charges 
as Ottawa, Sterling, Polo, Belvidere, De Kalb, Syca- 
more, Joliet, Lockport, Harvard, and Chicago City 
Mission. In 1847 he retired from the active work, 
and became superannuated, but he labored on in the 
local church, and as trustee, class leader, as well as 
in other official positions, proved himself unusually 
efficient. Full of years and ripe to mellowness in 
Christian experience, he ended his toils and suffer- 
ings in hope a few weeks after the Conference ses- 
sion of 1896, 


JAmEs BAuME was born October 23, 1824, in Wads- 
worth, England. He was left fatherless at fourteen, 
and asa consequence was early bred to honest toil. 
Although deprived of school privileges, he became 
a student, who read every book that came within 
his reach, and thus stored his mind with varied 
knowledge. He was converted at twenty while in 
the establishment of a Mr. Cooper, a grocer and a 
Wesleyan local preacher. He was first licensed to 
pence in England before 1848, when he came to the 

nited States. He joined the Rock River Confer- 
ence in 1850, and married Marie Antoinette Haw- 
kins, of Aurora, in 1852. His first appointment was 
at Saint Charles, as junior preacher, in 1850. His 
subsequent appointments included Aurora Circuit, 
Dixon, First Church, Rockford; Clark Street, Chi- 
eago; and Lockport. As early as 1854 he offered 
himself for the mission field, and volunteered to go 
to India. In 1859 the way opened, and in company 


with Thoburn and others he went forth to lay the 
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foundations of the Church in India, For eight years 
he preached the Gospel there, filling such stations as 
Lucknow, Shajehanpore, and Naini Tal. Bisho 
Thomson organized the India Conference in 1865, 
and Dr. Baume was appointed to preside at the Con- 
ference of 1866. In the fall of the same year he was 
compelled by the serious illness of his wife to return 
to the United States. She survived their return but 
a few months, passing away February 14, 1867, dur- 
ing Dr. Baume’s second pastorate at First Church, 
Rockford, where he remained from 1866 to 1869. 
On May 15, 1869, he married Elizabeth Rodd, of 
Rockford, who survives him, He still longed to re- 
turn to India, but as the way did not open he con- 
tinued his work in his Conference, filling with dis- 
tinction such charges as First Church, Evanston 5 
Ottawa, Galena, Princeton, and Fourth Street, Ster- 
ling. At the close of this last pastorate he felt that 
he could no longer delay his departure for India. In 
1883, largely at his own expense, he again went to 
that mission field. He was stationed five years at 
Naini Tal, two years at Poona, and two years at 
Bombay. While at Bombay, in 1892, doing the 
best work of his life, he suffered an attack of puraly- 
sis, superinduced by sunstroke. Little hope was 
entertained by the physicians that he would ever 
survive the long voyage home. When he reached 
England it was found necessary to interrupt the 
journey and seek treatment in the hospital of Lon- 
don. It was with gratitude that he reached Rock- 
ford and the dear friends of other days whom he had 
served in the glory of his best years. Here he re- 
sided until he was called to his reward. He was a 
singularly gifted man. His noble physical presence 
was the index of a mind of fine Panes and of a 
generous and sympathetic heart. His courage was 
unflinching. Missionaries can testify to his devo- 
tion when in sickness or distress they ever needed 
attention, and his heroic ministry to the dying dur- 
ing the cholera plague which visited Dixon in 1852 
-53 tells of his fearless consecration. He was the 
embodiment of culture, refined manners, and genial 
courtesy. As a preacher he possessed superior 
ie He commanded an elegant and forceful 

iction, thought clearly and logically along the 
higher intellectual planes, and infused into his ser- 
mons a spiritual fervor which often enabled him to 
rise to the highest pitch of sacred eloquence. His 
work in India, where he spent more than a third of 
his active ministerial life, belongs to the history of 
Methodism and of Christianity in that empire. 
At Evanston he accomplished a great work in fur- 
thering the construction of the present church build- 
ing. His last days of retirement in beautiful Rock- 
ford were characterized by great peace and a perfect 
reconciliation to the will of the heavenly Father. 
The missionary’s experience became rich with all 
the fruitage of the autumn time of a useful and holy 
life. He will be remembered as an honor to our 
humanity and a model preacher of the Gospel. He 
was a prince; he is a king. 


East Ohio Conference. 


Ditton Prosser was born in Otsego County, 
N. Y., July 2, 1818. He was converted in 1828, 
and was licensed to exhort in 1830. After spend- 
ing two years at the Western Reserve Seminary he 
was licensed to preach in 1888, and the following 
year became identified with the Pittsburg Confer- 
ence, In 1836 he was taken into full connection by 
the Erie Conference. In 1850 he came to Cleve- 


pend: He gave all his time to the Church in that 


OBITUARIES. 


city. Nine of the present Methodist churches there 
were organized in the first instance by him. He also 
started the ‘‘ Ragged School,” which later became 
the Industrial School. For twelve years he was in 
the Bethel work, seven as chaplain and five as 
financial secretary. He was also instrumental in or- 
genizing churches outside the city. He was mar- 
ried three times—in 1840 to Miss Caroline Blakeslee, 
in 1850 to Miss May Holloway, and in 1856 to Mrs. 
Cornelia McFarland, who survives him. His ready 
utterance and melodious voice, in speech and song, 
fitted him for great usefulness. His preaching was 
the story of the cross. His appeals were eloquent 
and persuasive. He had great power over children 
and youth, and often the Gospel as preached by him 
wondrously moved great multitudes. He did fifty- 
one years’ effective work, and was twelve years su- 
perannuated. He died in faith, and his record is 
on high. 


Isaac K. Raper was born in Tuscarawas County, 
O., October 29, 1848. He was converted in the old 
church at Newport, at seventeen, and graduated 
from Scio College with honor in 1873. The same 
year he joined the Pittsburg Conference on trial, 
and was sent to Adamisville as junior preacher. At 
the end of six months he was sent to supply the 
pulpit at Cadiz. A number of gracious revivals 
marked his ministry, but perhaps in no one year 
did he see more souls converted than during his six 
months at Cadiz. He servedat Asbury and Tyrone 
charges while yet a member of the Pittsburg Con- 
ference. At the formation of the East Ohio Confer- 
ence he became a member of the same, and for 
twenty-one consecutive sessions was appointed as 
follows: Norwich, Thomson Church, Steubenville ; 
Leesville, Richmond, Smithfield, Grace Church, 
Akron; and Simpson Church, Canton. In Septem- 
ter, 1895, he became presiding elder of New Phila- 
delphia District, which he served for one year with 
great acceptability. He was reappointed in 1896, 
but before he could atténd any quarterly meetings 
his death sickness came on, He married Miss Ade- 
laide Philpot, of Summertield, O., September 14, 
1876. She, with two daughters and one son, sur- 
vive. Asa preacher he was far above the ordinary. 
His sermons were eminently scriptural, convincing, 
and inspiring. His last. sermon was preached at 
Newport, September 27, 1896, not a hundred yards 
from the ruins of the old church where he was con- 
verted more than thirty years before. His text was 
Psalm exxxviii, 8: ‘The Lord will perfect that 
which concerneth me,’’ and in the light of subse- 
quent events his sermon sounded like a prophecy. 
He said: ‘I have no concern but to know and do 
the will of God. I will live long enough, and die 
soon encugh. God will finish the work of grace in 
me, and permit me to finish my work in the Church.” 
He returned to his home in Scio, and on Wednesday 
evening, September 30, soon after returning from 
prayer meeting, was seized with a chill. On Sun- 
day morning, October 11, he fell asleep in Jesus. 


Jamues H. Rogers was born in County Donegal, 
Ireland, December 30, 1815, and died in Toronto, 
O., April 26, 1897. In 1817 his parents came to 
America, and finally settled in Waynesburg, Stark 
County, O., where he spent most of his early 
life. He married Miss Rebecca Sample in 1834, 
three children still surviving. His wife died in 
1864. In February, 1867, he married Mrs. Minerva 
Z. Snyder, who survives him. Hewas converted at 
twenty-two, and united with the Methodist Epis- 
copal Church, though reared in the Presbyterian 
Church. At twenty-six he was licensed as a local 
preacher, and served as a supply about twelve years. 
At the session of the Pittsburg Conterence in 1853 
he was admitted on trial, and successively served the 
following charges: Leesville, Hanoverton, East 
Springfield, Smithfield, Senecaville, Malvern, Ad- 
amsville, Washington, Milnersville, Bellaire, Ames 


‘ian 
aah 


Church, Pittsburg; Wesley Chapel. In 1877 he 
was transferred to the Hast Ohio Conference, and 
later served the following charges: Toronto, Uh- 
richsville, Barnesville, Canton, Simpson Church, 
Bridgeport. In 1890 he took a superannuated rela- 
tion, and removed to Toronto, residing there until 
his death. He was ‘‘a prince in Israel.”” He had 
unusuil physical power, a vigorous mind, unclouded 
to the lust, and a native eloquence which few men 
possessed. He so presented Christ as to Jead thou- 
sands to a knowledge of him, many of whom are’ 
among the strongest of the servants of the Church 
to-day. Beneath a rugged and bold exterior was a 
soul full of kindness und tendersympathy. His re- 
mains were laid to rest in the cemetery at Toronto, 
to await the resurrection of the just. 


J.D, Norron was born August 26, 1824, in Ho- 
mer, N. Y, When a child he moved with his par- 
ents to Erie County, Pa., where most of his boyhood 
was spent. He was early converted, and soon felt 
that God had called him to preach, and immediately 
set about preparing for the ministry. He joined the 
Erie Conference in 1847, and his labors were 
crowned with great success. As a preacher he had 
fine pulpit power, and filled successfully a number 
of the best appointments in the old Erie Confer- 
ence. He enjoyed many gracious revivals, and was 
much loved. Several years ago his health failed, 
but his zeal for the Master’s work never ceased. A 
few years ago he was asked to take charge of a small 
mission in Cleveland. The congregations increased 
until a new building became necessary. The church 
was built and dedicated, and Grace Church, Cleve- 
land, stands as a beautiful memorial of his last la- 
bors. This work done, he was obliged to retire 
from active labor for several years. He had been 
gradually recovering, and hoped soon to be able to 

reach again, but God ordered it otherwise. On 
Del aber 80, 1896, about noon, he returned to his 
home from an errand in the city, talked with his 
family, and then seated himself to read. In a few 
moments his head fell forward, and he had gone to 
his reward. He had anticipated such a death as 
this, and was ready. 


Joun R. Rotter was born near Washingtonville, 
O., June 14, 1819, and died at Niles, O., July 30, 
1897, His boyhood and youth were spent én a farm, 
After reaching manhood ,he spent eight years in 
mercantile business. He married Miss Hannah Coy 
October 1, 1840, who died November 12, 1887. He 
was converted and -united with the Church in 1848. 
He was licensed to preach August 25, 1849. His 
usefulness soon became apparent, and he was re- 
quested to serve Columbiana, Alliance, and East 
Liverpool charges successively while still a local 
preacher, which he did with great acceptability. He 
entered the Pittsburg Conference at Cambridge, O., 
May 2, 1858. is first appointment was Sandyville 
Circuit, to which he was returned in 1859. His ap- 

ointments thereafter were Malvern, Hanover, Lees- 
bare. Carrollton, Beaver Falls, Union and Emory, 
Pittsburg, Sloan’s Station, Franklin Square, Mi- 
nerva, Damaseus, Vienna, Lowell, and Nelson. At 
the Conference of 1886 he was granted a superannu- 
ated relation. He was a successful Gospel minister. 
Revivals attended his ministry, which resulted in 
the conversion of hundreds. His sermons were 
lain, practical, and evangelical, and accompanied 
ny the Holy Spirit. His life was hid with Christ in 
God. In his last illness he was triumphant. From 
the very verge of time he answered ‘ Yes” to the 
uestion, ‘¢ Is the Lord ‘still with you?” Then he 
ell asleep to awake in the likeness of his Lord. 


Marruew J. Ineram was born in Allegheny 
County, Pa., November 25, 1836, and died near Sa- 
lineville, O., November 12, 1896. He spent his 
boyhood on a farm near Sewickley, Pa. Later he 
engaged in teaching, and for a time was in charge of 


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the Soldiers’ Orphan School near Sewickley. In 
1862 he married Miss Martha A. Neill, who, with 
three sons and three daughters, survive. He was 
admitted to the Pittsburg Conference in 1870, and be- 
came a member of the East Ohio Conference at its 
formation. 
his life. Theypastoral charges served by him were : 
Powhatan, Somerton, Leetonia, Vienna, Waynes- 
burg, Scio, Smithfield, Wintersville, East Spring- 
field, and: Hammondsville. He was a useful minis- 
ter of the Gospel of Christ and a good man. He 
retired from the effective ministry in 1892. Ilis last 
sickness was typhoid pneumonia, and began on Au- 
gust 15. His experience as a Christian was uninter- 
rupted, as manifested in his lucid moments. _To his 
pastor he gave this message, ‘‘ Tell my brethren of 
the East Ohio Conference that my anchor holds fast 
to the end.” 


AnprEw Doty McCormick was born in West- 
moreland County, Pa., September 25, 1825, and died 
at his home in Marietta, O., April 29, 1897. In 1848 
he entered the old Pittsburg Conference, and was 
appointed to Lowell Circuit, in Washington County, 
QO. Afterward he served the Church in that and the 
East Ohio Conference on Summerfield, Brownsville, 
Sharon, Beverly, Fairview, Woodsfield, Centerville, 
Saint Clairsville, Somerton, Moorefield, Beallsville, 
Norwich, Lebanon, Salem, Macksburg, Muskingum, 
and Pleasant Valley charges. His mind was marked 
by strength rather than superficial quickness. His 
sermons showed that he had been a close Bible 
student and evinced a mastery of evangelical the- 
ology. His ministry was successful, as thousands 
will attest. Altogether his was a potent personality, 
and many besides the wife and son who mourn his 
loss will miss him. 


SamurL Witxrnson was born in West Hartford, 
Conn., of Quaker parentage, October 15, 1807, and 
died in Madison, O., January 11, 1897. He was 
thoroughly converted in the third Methodist meet- 
ing he ever attended, and never doubted his accept- 
ance. While his early advantages for culture were 
limited, he was a man of power. He was a clear 
thinker, keen in analysis and forcible in expression, 
and when moved by the inspiration of a great 
theme he was truly eloquent. He was first employed 
asa supply in the New York East Conference in 
1850, and in 1851 on a small station in Connecticut. 
In 1853 he was employed as a supply on Thompson 
Charge, now in the East Ohio Conference. In 1854 
he was received on trial in the Erie Conference. He 
served Geneva, Bainbridge, Montville, Jefferson, 
Grand River, Albion, Pa.; Green, Thompson, Mor- 
gan, and in 1870 took a superannuated relation. He 
- was a faithful pastor, earnest and consecrated. He 
was twice married, first to Miss Esther Stearns, 
June 14, 1836, and was blessed with her compan- 
ionship for nearly thirty-seven years. His second 
wife was Mrs. M. L. Stone, daughter of the Rev. J. 
K. Hallock, of the Erie Conference. During his last 
illness his spiritual vision was unimpaired. In his 
severest pain, when asked about his faith, his face 
would brighten and he would say, ‘I settled that 
long ago.”’ 


Anson T. CopELaAnD was born in Jefferson Coun- 
ty, N. Y., September 15, 1880, and dicd in Girard, 

a., February 25, 1897. Born of Methodist parents, 
he was early converted at a camp meeting, He 
graduated at Wesleyan University, Middletown, 
Conn., in 1858. Soon after he became a teacher at 
Poland, O., and there married Miss Minerva Det- 
chon, who journeyed with him till God took him. 
Twosons and two daughters lovingly cherish his 
memory. He entered the Black River Conference 
in 1860, serving as pastor at Martinsburg, Cape Vin- 
cent, Clayton, Baldwinsville, Vienna, Gouverneur, 
and Rensselaer Falls, N. Y. In 1870 he was trans- 
ferred to the Erie Conference, and held pastorates at 


Here he spent the remaining years of 





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Kent, Charlestown, Hubbard, and Bristolville, At 
the formation of the East Ohio Conference in 1876 
he became a member therein, and was pastor at Bed- 
ford, Canfield, Rootstown, Windsor, Elkton, Greens- 
burg, Freeport, and Nelson. At the Conference of 
1893 he became superannuated, and settled at Gi- 
rard, Pa. Hewasamanly man, As a preacher he 
was sound, strong, and edifying. At his home in 
Girard all feel that a friend and a good man has 


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Pittsburg Conference. 


Joun McCarry was born near Somerset, Pa., 
March 22, 1822, and died March 15, 1897. During 
his boyhood the opportunities for mental culture 
were few. Hislove of knowledge, however, prompted 
him to prepare himself as best he could for life’s re- 
sponsibilities, which he accomplished to a good de- 

ree. At twenty he married Miss Elizabeth A. 

oyd, who, with one son and two daughters, sur- 
vives. At the session of the Pittsburg Conference 
held in 1850 he was admitted on trial. His first 
appointment was to Georgeville, where he spent two 
years, but contracted disease from which he never 
fully recovered. His subsequent appointments were 
Glade Run, Ligonier, Mount Pleasant and West New- 
ton, Murraysville, Berea aee Cireuit, Columbiana, 
Freedom, Agent for Mount Union College, Goshen 
and Benton, Damascusville, Beaver Falls, Union- 
ville and Concord, Wood’s Run, Dayton, and Penn, 
closing two years of service on the last ap- 
pointment in 1881. From 1850 to 1881 he was su- 
pernumerary one year, from 1865 to 1866, and twice 
superannuated, first from 1870 to 1871, and second 
from 1875 to 1877. At the close of his service at 
Penn he again superannuated, and so continued until 
his death. During the years when he was com- 
peuec by impaired health to retire from itinerant 
abor idleness to him was irksome. He was restless 
and longed for the conflict. Of his permanent su- 
perannuation he said: ‘‘It was a hard trial, but 
when I became satisfied that it must be so I accepted 
the situation and am living in peace with God anda 
good hope of heaven.’? One has well said of him, 
“In this alternating between effective and nonef- 
fective relations to the Conference we read the trav- 
ails of an earnest soul, filled with the love of Jesus 
and a consuming desire to save men, and yet forever 
contending with physical infirmities.’? After his 
permanent superannuation he resided a few months 
in Cleveland, and then moved to Willoughby, O., 
where he remained until his death. He was in the 
truest sense a manly man, the very soul of honor in 
all his intercourse with his fellow-men. As a min- 
ister he was faithful to his high calling; asa preacher 
he was clear, practical, earnest, evangelical. Though 
rarely demonstrative, his religious experience was 
deep and clear. He honored our common humanity 
and adorned the doctrines of our Lord and Saviour 
Jesus Christ. 


Cnar_es Avery Hotmgs, son of Rev. G. 8. Holmes, 
in his day a prominent minister of our Church, was 
born in Middletown, Pa., June 2, 1827, and died in 
Beaver, Pa., March 15,1897. In Steubenville, O., 
under the ministry of his father, when less than 
twelve, he was converted and united with the Church. 
When but seventeen he graduated from the Western 
University of Pennsylvania, and in 1693 the same 
institution conferred on him the degree of LL.D. 
In 1847 he was received into the Pittsburg Confer- 
ence and at once entered upon his lifework, in which 
he continued without a break until his death. Fifty- 
one continuous annual appointments-were filled by 
him. These appointments were: Ohio Circuit, 
Smithfiel.|, Cadiz, Coshocton, South Street, Steu- 
benville; Wellsburg, Washington, Washington Dis- 
trict, Christ Church, Pittsburg; Uniontown Dis- 
trict, Smithfield Street, Pittsburg; President of 
Iowa Wesleyan University and pastor of Main Street 


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Church, Mount Pleasant, Ia.; Sewickley, North 
_ Avenue, Allegheny ; Grace Church, Harrisburg, Pa.; 
Pine Street, Williamsport, Pa.; Trinity, Louisville, 
Ky.; Washington, Butler Street, Pittsbure ; Ouk- 
land, Cal.; Pittsburg District, Union Church, Alle- 
gheny; Arch Street, Allegheny ; and Beaver. Four 
times, 1860, 1864, 1868, and 1872, he was elected del- 
egate to the General Conference. He wasa member 
of the Book Committee from 1864 to 1868, and of the 
Board of Education from 1872 to 1876. He was pre- 
eminently a preacher. Physically he was endowed 
with endurance. Inteliectually he possessed keen 
and quick powers of perception, reception, and re- 
‘ flection. His memory was surpassingly retentive ; 
his command of English was unsurpassed. While 
the pulpit was his throne, it was not there alone 
that he was seen or his influence felt. He was the 
pastor in the homes of his people as faithfully as 
their preacher in the pulpit. His sympathies took 
in all that touched the welfare and happiness of all, 
high or low, of his charge. 


Wirtram H. Ropengaved was born in Harmony, 
Pa., February 29, 1856, and died in Pittsburg, Pa., 
October 5, 1896. He served as a supply on 'laren- 
tum Circuit in 1887 and 1888. In 1889 he was re- 
ceived on trial in the Pittsburg Conference and 
appointed to Duquesne Heights, where he served 
for four years ; in 1893 he was sent to McCandless 
Avenue, where he labored for three years with 
great success. He was reappointed to this charge at 
the Conference of 1896, but one week later was 
called to enter upon his reward. He was converted 
in Harmony, Pa., his native place. On October 26, 
1893, he married Miss Millie Myers, of Pittsburg, Pa., 
who, with two children, survives him. Asa preacher 
he was instrumental in bringing many souls to 
Christ and in strengthening those who had previous- 
y been converted. When appointed to Duquesne 

eights he found a struggling band worshiping in 
an unattractive and incommodious building; four 
years later they could boast of a beautiful church 

ome. At McCandless Avenue he transformed the 
unpretentious frame building into a fine, new brick 
church. Few years of his life were spent without 
suffering, yet without complaint. He was in labors 
abundant. At last typhoid fever, with his physical 
weakness, baffled the skill of physicians, and the 
weary warrior was at rest. On his last Sabbath, in 
answer to a question as to the future, he replied, 
“Tt’s all right; that was settled long ago.” hen 
consciousness was failing he fancied that he was in 
the presence of his people preaching, and thus he 
went to join the white-robed throng above in the 
song of ‘t Moses and the Lamb.” 


Black Hills Conference. 


Natuan Fawett was born in Barden Moor, 
Yorkshire, England, February 16, 18638, and died 
in Hot Springs, 8. Dak., February 11, 1897. At 
twelve he was converted and united with the 
Church. His conversion, he believed, was due to 
his mother’s prayers and the earnest efforts of his 
Sunday school teacher, At seventeen he was placed 
onthe toca preacher’s plan, and labored thus for some 
time. Believing a greater field of usefulness would 
be his in America, in 1891 he came to South Dakota, 
locating at Egan, where he was pastor two years, 
At its session in 1892 he joined the Dakota Confer- 
ence on trial. In 1893 he was ao een to East 
Sioux Falls, where he remained until October, 1896, 
when he was transferred to the Black Hills Confer- 
ence and stationed at. Hot Springs. In July, 1885, 
he married Miss Annie Croasdale, who, with their 
three little boys, mourns his death. He was an ef- 
ficient pastor, a strong preacher, and a true friend. 
When told that he must die, without a tremor he 
said that he was ready. With abiding faith in the 
blessed Christ he passed from the Church militant to 
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Columbia River Conference. 
Grorer Catvin Ror died in Hood River, Ore., 
October 6, 1896. Born in England, he came to 
America in 1849, and to Oregon in 1852. He en- 
tered the ministry of our Church in 1854,. In 1880 
he was transferred to the Columbia River Confer- 


Fence, of which he was an honored member at the 


time of his death. Ile was a pioneer in this great 
Northwest, faithful in his duties as a citizen and 
churchman. He was translated to glory on the 
wings of Christian triumph, 


Cincinnati Conference. 


Henry MILLER was born in Paris, Ky., Septem- 
ber 30, 1846. He early came to Ohio and settled 
with his father’s family at Felicity, where he lived 
until the breaking out of the rebellion. In Septem- 
ber, 1862, he enlisted in the Fifty-ninth Ohio In- 
fantry. In December of that year, at Stone River, 
he was severely wounded, a fragment of a shell 
shattering the structure of his face. This occurred 
on Wednesday, and the wounded boy lay on the 
field, with no one to minister to his wants, until the 
following Sunday, when he was taken to the hos- 
pital, where the surgeons removed thirteen frag- 
ments of bone from his shattered face. It is small 
wonder that having passed through such an ordeal 
he always looked frail and emaciated. But as soon 
as he was able to be about he raised a company of 
volunteers and went with them as far as Camp 
Dennison, where it was found that he was unfit to 
go further, so he reluctantly returned home. While 
Iving wounded upon the battlefield, being already a 
Christian, he received a call to preach the Gospel. 
He hearkened to the divine voice, and solemnly 
dedicated his lite, if God should spare him, to the 
ministry. For some years he taught school. -While 
teaching he sought to prepare himself for his high 
calling, and in September, 1870, was received on | 
trial in the Cincinnati Conference. His first ap- 
pointment was Cumminsville, where he witnessed a 
gracious revival, built a church, and made a host of 
friends, who clung to him through life. His other 
appointments were as follows: Finley Chapel, Cin- 
cinnat, where he married Miss Alice Irey July 1, 
1878; Williamsburg, Georgetown, Cumminsville 
again, Fair Haven and Sugar Valley, Mingo, Addi- 
son Circuit, Troy Circuit, Grace Chureh, Piqua; 
Lewisburg, Fairfield, Tippecanoe. At the Confer- 
ence of 1894 he found it necessary to relinquish the 
work. He came to the Conference of 1896 so frail 
and sick that he concluded to go to Christ’s Hospital, 
thinking that there, if anywhere, help could be ob- 
tained. But in spite of all that skill could do he 
sank into the embrace of death. The evening before 
he died, in answer to a question, he said, ‘‘ The Gos- 
pel which I have preached to others is my only hope 
and consolation. I shall soon meet the loved ones 
gone on before. Yes, glory hallelujah!” On Sun- 
day, October 25, 1896, his spirit passed peacefully 
away. He was a good man and an earnest and suc- 
cessful minister, many precious revivals attending 
his work. According to his desire, he was buried in 
Cumminsville, where he had commenced his min- 
istry. 


Wirr1am J. QuARRyY was born in Mossgrove, Coun- 
ty Cork, Ireland, November 18, 1816. His father 
was a descendant of one of the officers of Oliver 
Cromwell. His mother’s early home was often vis- 
ited by Wesley’s preachers in the early days of 
Methodism. In his boyhood he enjoyed the advan- 
tages of a common school instruction, and later, 
when convinced of his call to preach, he was sent to 
a classical institution at Bandon, where, for eight 
years, he devoted himself to study and teaching. 
His earliest religious instruction was received in the 
Established Church, in which he was baptized and 
confirmed. But he attributed the beginning of his 
spiritual life in a great degree to the instrumentality 


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of a pious mother. It was his own testimony that 
in childhood he “trusted in Christ, and received a 
conscious sense of his favor and inward peace.’”? In 
1843 he received license to preach from a body of 
“ ministers, although he had what he called a ‘silent 
permit”? to preach before that date. In May, 1845 

with his sister, he made a voyage to New York, and 
eame to Cincinnati. In the following December he 
Was appointed by Bishop Hamline to take charge of 
Patriot Circuit, and entered his new field in Janu- 
ary, 1846. The nine months spent on that charge 
were fruitful in a general revival throughout the cir- 
euit. In September, 1846, he was admitted on trial 
by the Ohio Conference, and received the appoint- 
ment of junior preacher on Fairfield Circuit. From 
that time he made “ full proof?’ of his ministry until 
1879, when he took a supernumerary relation. Dur- 
ing these years he served twenty-one circuits and 
stations, first in the Ohio Conference, and after its 
division in the Cincinnati Conference. His relation 
was changed in 1884 to superannuated. He was more 
than an average preacher, His language was often 
poétical and beautiful, always containing important 
truths, and occasionally rising into true eloquence. 
In 1852 he married Miss Harriet Elizabeth Bagby, 
ene daughter surviving. 


Witi1am Herr was born in Hagerstown, Md. 
March 9,1806. When thirteen his parents removed 
to Lancaster, O. Here he served in a mercantile 
house for four years, then going to the Ohio Uni- 
versity, in Athens, O., to prepare for the legal pro- 
fession. But before his college course was com- 
pleted: he was converted in a protracted meeting in 
midsummer in the town of Athens. His call to the 
ministry soon followed. At the close of the. colle- 
giate year he was licensed to preach, and at the en- 
suing session of the Ohio Conference he was admitted 
on trial. His commanding figure, urbane bearing, 
musical voice, and consecration to and anointing for 
the work made him an influential personality from 
the start. is successive appointments were: Ma- 
rictta Circuit, Charleston, W. Va.3 Gallipolis Cir- 
cuit, Agent for Augusta College, Ky. ; Letart Falls 
Cireuit, Mount Vernon Station, Detroit, Mich. ; De- 
troit District, Town Street, Columbus; Western 
Charge, Cincinnati; Fourth Street, Cincinnati; 
Wesley (now Grace), Dayton; Columbia Street, 
aes Walnut Street, Chillicothe; First 
Church, Xenia; Morris Chapel, Cincinnati; Urba- 
na, Dayton District, Piqua District, Superintendent 
American Bible Society, and Agent and President 
of the Preachers’ Relief Society. He received a 
doctor’s degree from the Ohio Wesleyan. In 1848 
he was a delegate to the General Conference. in 
Pittsburg. In 1830 he married Miss Sarah Whit- 
ney, of Marietta, the daughter of James Whitney, 
one of the founders of Methodism in Ohio. She 
died in 1848, In 1845 he married Eliza P. Swain, 
of Dayton. In 1878, at the session of his. Confer- 
ence, he preached his semi-centennial sermon. In 
1895 he attended his last Conference. His presence 
and words on that occasion were a benediction. He 
eee the closing years of his life in Dayton. 
His name was an ointment poured forth. His 
princely form, noble countenance, and snowy hair 
gave him a patriarchal appearance and made him a 
marked figure in an assembly or on the strect. 
Outliving his generation, he was as a lone palm tree 
in the midst ofa vast plain. He was a hopeful and 
happy old man. The operations of the Church mili- 
tant enlisted his liveliest interest to the last. His 
last conscious words were to his daughter, when he 
looked up with a smile, and said, ‘* The Lord bless 
you and keep you.”’ It was befitting that he should 
enter the everlasting rest on the Lori’s day. On 
Sabbath, March 28, 1897, he passed to the Church 
triumphant. 


James L. Grover, D.D., was born in Xenia, O., 
December 12, 1806, and died in Columbus, 0., May 


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OBITUARIES. 


5, 1897. Erect, graceful in form, courteous, intelli- 
gent, and retaining in very advanced years his 


mental vigor, he was a man of striking characteris- » 


ties. At his death he had entered his ninety-first 
year. At eighteen he had completed a classical 
course in the Xenia Academy. He became a church 
amember in 1832. Five years later he was admitted 
into the Ohio Annual Conference, being one of a 


class of twenty-six, of whom but one is now living, . 


His first appointment was 
Springfield  Cireuit. He subsequently served as 
follows: Urbana, Cincinnati, Marietta, Ripley, 
Piqua, Urbana Distriet, Chillicothe, Freeport, Il- 
linois, Chaplain Ohio Fanon Piqua again, 
Cincinnati, Oxford, Ageut of Franklin County Bible 
Society. He was elected the Columbus city livrarian 
in 1873 by a.unanimous vote of the trustees, and 
served in that capacity till his death. So quiet as 
well as so sudden was his removal that ‘tone mo- 
ment he was conversing with daughter, the next 
with loved ones in paradise.’’ He retired on Tues- 
day evening, May 4, 1897, and Wednesday, May 5, 
at one o’clock, he was at rest. 


Bishop R. 8. Foster. 


Lorenzo Dow McCasz, D.D., LL.D., was born 
in Marietta, O., January 7, 1817. His parents were 
of Scotch-Irish descent, pious Methodists—the father 
a class leader and exhorter, and the mother a woman 
of unusual gifts and mighty in prayer. _The parertts 
died when the boy was six years old. In the family 
of a kind merchant of Marietta he learned the les- 
sons of diligence andeconomy. His opportunity for 
education was conscientiously improved. Besides 
his brief attendance at school in the winter months 
he gave up his evenings to private study. His con- 
version at seventeen was the turning point in his 
lite. As he approached his apatite felt the call 
to the ministry, and began preparation for it. He 
was licensea to preach at twenty-one, and might 
then have joined the Conference, but determined to 
secure first a college education. Entering the Ohio 
University in Athens, he faithfully toiled through 
the entire course. He graduated in 1848, and in the 
fall joined the Ohio Conference, and was appointed 
to the Worthington Cireuit. In 1844 he.was elected 
professor of mathematics in his alma mater. The 
same year the Ohio Wesleyan University had been 
organized, and at the end of its first year he was in- 
vited to a professorship at that place. He. filled the 
chair of mathematics there for fifteen years. But 
gradually his thoughts were turning in another di- 
rection, and it was with satisfaction to himself and 
benefit to the university and the Church that in 1860 
he was transferred to the chair of philosophy. In 
the work of this department he spent thirty-five 
years of his life. He was an original and protound 
thinker, His first book, published in 1872, was his 
Philosophy of Holiness. In 1879 he gave to the 
world his largest book, Zhe Foreknowledge of God. 
This book and its successor, published in 1882, 7’he 
Divine Neseience of Contingencies, were daring yet 
devout attempts to place our Arminian theology on 
an impregnable basis. He brought with him to 
Delaware his clear and strong convictions respecting 
his call to the ministry. Though the apparent indi- 
cations of Providence pointed to the university as 
his post of duty, his scruples about engaging in any 
work exeept the pastorate long remained with him, 
and were often expressed to his friends. But he 
finally acquiesce in the appointment, which made 
him not a preacher, but a teacher of teachers and of 
coming preachers. He was a remarkable preacher 
as well as teacher. His zeal for religious work was 
always strong, and the people heard him gladly, 
He was always happy in revival work, and in such 
times he was especially effective, particularly in ex- 
hortation. He was twice married—first before he 
came to Delaware, in 1845, to Miss Martha Sewall 
the niece and foster daughter of the distinguished 
Dr. Sewall, of Washington City, she dying Novem- 
ber, 1850; and second, on July 19, 1857, to Miss 


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Harriet Calista Clark, preceptress of Dickinson 
Seminary, Williamsport, ae Their children have 
all grown up to maturity and to positions in the 
world, one of them being John J. McCabe of the 
Cincinnati Conference. Fora large part of his half 
century of active service he was senior professor, 
and for four years was acting president. When he 
had rounded out fifty years te voluntarily resigned 
his post that his services might not become a burden 
‘to the college which he so much loved. The board 
continued his appointment as vice president, and 
elected him to an emeritus professorship. But. his 
strength broke down almost immediately after the 
strain of his work was relaxed. Shortly after his 
resignation he quite suddenly lost the sight of one 
eye and was left with but dimmest vision in the 
other. Yet he was able to keep in touch with the 
outer world, to visit his friends, and sometimes to 
attend church services. A few weeks hefore his 
death he had an alarming illness, which left him 
greatly prostrated. But his faculties remained clear 
and his frame of mind was happy. No murmuring 
passed his lips, but grateful utterances of his confi- 
dence in God and a longing for release. To a visitor 
he said, ‘* You see theve is no gloom here.’”? To one 
of his sons he said, ‘Iam not afraid of death. Je- 
sus says, ‘In my Father’s house are many mansions,’ 
and he does not say, I will send for you, but I will 
come for you.” One evening when the family were 
gathered ahout him he said, ‘*O how happy [should 
be if I could know that I am to go to-night!” The 
last night of his life he had an earnest desire to last 
till his nephew, Bishop McCabe, could arrive; but 
the chariot waiteth not, and they will meet and greet 
each other in heaven. Happy in his recollections 
and in his anticipations, he patiently waited for the 
eal] of his Lord to enter into rest. That call came 
at the third watch in the morning, June 18, 1897, 
and almost imperceptibly he slept in Jesus. 


Nebraska Conference. 


Zenas B. Turman was born in Clinton County, 
[l., April 28, 1819. When yet a child his parents 
moved to Sullivan County, Mo., where he after- 
ward engaged in teaching. A part of his time he 
supplied a charge under the presiding elder in the 
Northern Indiana Conference. In 1856 he came to 
Nebraska and settled in Cass County, near Rock 
Bluffs; later he made an extended tour beyond the 
frontier settlement and preached to the Indians near 
where Lincoln now stands. He had charge of a large 
cireuit, embracing seven counties. In 1860 he was 
assigned work on the north side of the Platte River, 
with Tekama as the center of his work. In 1863, 
while stationed at Dakota City, a severe sickness 
compelled him toask a superannuated relation. For 
five years he resided in Nemaha City, and was 
elected mayor of the sname. For his last twenty-five 
years he resided on a farm near Table Rock. In 
early manhood he married Miss Sarah B. Swingler, 
who died inafewmonths. In 1860 he married Miss 
Catherine A. Gustine, of Omaha. He was a faith- 
ful student of the history, doctrine, and polity of the 
Church. Many articles from his pen appeared in 
the Church papers upon quéstions in which he was 
interested. He was a lover of music and wrote a 
number of hymns which breathe a deep spirit of de- 
votion. The hymns sung at his funeral were writ- 
ten by himself in anticipation of a home in heaven. 
His loyalty to his convictions and his striking orig- 
inality assured him a welcome to all our meetings. 
His end was peace. At eventime there was light. 


Aurorp Briewam died at his home in Newark 
Valley, N. Y., September 21, 1896. His death came 
instantly, and was doubtless the result of apoplexy. 
He was born in West Brookfield, Mass., in Novem- 
ber, 1823. Though a poor boy, he resolved to get an 
education, and spent three years in Cazenovia Sem- 
inary, after which he took a theological course at 








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Concord, N. H. In June, 1858, he married Miss 

Fannie P, Tinker, of Chelsea, Vt., and the same 

year became a member of the Wyoming Conference. | 
For twenty-five years he did the work of an itin- 

erant in noithern und southern New York, his last 

charge in that region being Leander’s Corners, where 

he was stationed in 1877. He came to Nebraska in 

1878, and served the Palmyra and Humboldt charges 

each two years and Filley one year, He then re- 

tired from the active work and settled at Table Rock. 

In 1892 he returned to New York. His Conterence 

cherishes his memory because of his studious habits, 

his fidelity to the work, his spotless character. his - 
fraternal spirit, and his unwavering faith in the 
blood of Jesus Christ to save, 

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Northwest Indiana. 


James Harvey Cuayroon was born at North Sa- 
lem, Ind., June 4, 1838. His father was a local 
preacher of repute and usefulness. He was con- 
verted at Pleasant Hill when but nineteen. He at- 
tended school at Thorntown, where he met Sarah 
E. Calkins, whom he married in December, 1860. 
He entered the Methodist ministry in October, 1861, 
and became chaplain of the Twelfth Indiana Cav- 
alry. Returning to his place in the Conference, he 
served, among other charges, Shawnee Mound, 
Michigan City, Danville, Ninth Street, Latayette ; 
Delphi, Goodland, and was presiding elder of the 
Lafayette District the full term. His health began 
to break when on district work. He moved to Ta- 
coma, Wash., about seven years ago, and had 
charge of the law library of that city. He died Sep- 
tember 11, 1897, while his Conference was in session 
at Lebanon. He will be remembered as a Christian 
gentleman with a sympathetic heart, as a good 
preacher, a good pastor, and a loving friend. He 
was aman of fine personal address, with a bearing 
that won the confidence of all that knew him. 


Witriam GraHAm was born in York County, Pa., 
November 9, 1821, and died at his home in West 
La Fayette April 17, 1897. His father was Scotch, 
his mother Welsh. He worked on: farms and had 
the usual meager schooi advantages of that period 
until his seventeenth year, when he attended York 
County Academy. His parents were religious and 
intelligent and spared no pains to cultivate habits of 
industry, economy, integrity, and piety in theirson. 
At eight years of age, while his mother was explain- 
ing a Scripture lesson, he felt his heart strangely 
warnied, and retiring to a lonely place, communed 
with God and rejoiced in his newly-found love. 
Though impressed that it was his duty to preach, he 
had other plans for life, and strove hard to suppress 
the conviction. At length the struggle ended in his 
full surrender, and he was licensed to preach July 
20, 1844, and was admitted to the Arkansas Confer- 
ence November 27,1844. His first appointment was 
Fort Smith Cireuit. The next two years he spent at 
Fort Coffee Academy in charge of a mission school 
among the Choctaw Indians, in the bounds of the 
Indian Mission Conference. In 1847 he came to In- 
diana and was received into the North Indiana Con- 
ference. In 1852 the Northwest Indiana Conference 
was organized, and he immediately became an in- 
filuential member of it, serving for years as secretary 
and filling important appointments in stations or on 
districts. He was twice delegate to the General Con- 
ference and several times a reserve delegate. He 
was a trustee of the Northwestern University for 
four vears, a member of the publishing committee of 
the Northwestern Christian Advocate for tour > ears, 
and a member for several years of the General 
Church Extension Committee. He was an official 
visitor of the joint board of trustees of Asbury Uni- 
versity for nine years, and a trustee for the same 
time. During these years the university was 
changed to De Pauw. He was for several years a 
trustee of Fort Wayne College, and was once elected 


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rofessor of mathematics, but declined. He ren- 


ered invaluable service to the ministers of his Con-, 


ference by his help in organizing its Preachers’ Aid 
Society. He was one of the incorporators of the 
Battle Ground Camp Meeting Association and was 
’ for several years its president. Thouyh he had not 
a college education, he mastered the classic languages 
and-biblical and scholastic literature, and, unsought, 
the degrees of Master of Arts and Doctor of Divinity 
were conferred on him by Alleghany College. He 
was a forcible, earnest preacher, and a frequent con- 
tributor to the Church papers. He was the soul of 
houor. No taint of suspicion ever attached to his 
name. He married, September 10, 1846, Miss Mary 
Kinnibugh, who died June 5, 1883. On September 
17, 1884, he married Miss Martha Mercer, of Brazil, 
Ind., her death occurring August 7, 1889. On Sep- 
tember 28, 1890, he was united in marriage to Mrs. 
Martha Warnock, who survives him, In 1861 he 
was surprised to receive an appointment by Presi- 
dent Lincoln as Consul to Liberia, the appointment 
having. been made on the recommendation of Hon. 
Henry 8. Lane and Hon. Schuyler Colfax. He re- 
turned the papers with thanks and continued in his 
work, In his relation to business enterprises in the 
Church he had great influence. His ability, integ- 
rity, and freedom from duplicity gained for him the 
confidence of all. He rests by the wife of his youth. 


Wiviram Posty Harerave was born in Craw- 
fordsville, Ind., June 1, 1832, and died in that town 
January 4, 1897. He graduated from Asbury, now 
De Pauw, University in 1854, and began the practice 
of Jaw in Evansville, Ind. He was commissioned 
captain of Company G, Ninety-first Indiana Regi- 
ment, August 31, 1862, and was appointed commis- 
sary of musters May 1, 1864. On his return from 
the army he resumed the practice of law in Evans- 
ville. His success resulted in his election us judze 
of the Cireuit Court. After his retirement from the 
bench he removed to Williamsport, Ind., was chosen 
lay delegate to the Annual Conference in 1879, 
served as president of the lay electoral college, and 
wus elected first reserve lay delegate to the General 
Conference of 1880. He was admitted tothe North- 
west Indiana Conference the following session. He 
filled with great acceptability his appointments until 
1889, when he was supernumerary for two years and 
published his Sacred Poems, with Biographical 
Sketches, In 1891 he received his last appointment, 
and after 1893 was superannuated. When a young 
lawyer in Evansville he married Miss Martha Ers- 
kine, who died October 18, 1886. In June, 1895, he 
married Miss Martha O’Neal. He was a man who 
exemplified the virtues of the model Christian min- 
ister, gentleman, and citizen. Ile cherished a great 
love for his alma mater, and left his valuable library 
as a bequest to that institution. 


Auten Lewis was born near Rosedale, Ind., April 
15, 1547. He came from one of the first families of 
Virginia known in the Revolutionary War and fig- 
uring largely in the history of Virginia. He was 
educated in the common schools of his neighborhood 
and spent a short time in the Bloomingdale Acad- 
emy, a school under the control of the Friends. He 
married Mary Mark in December, 1866. Ina pro- 
tracted. meeting at Mount Pleasant church he was 
graciously converted. Soon after he felt it his duty 
to become an itinerant minister, set his house in or- 
der, and a few weeks afterward passed examination 
for license. His first appointment was Bellmore, 
where he remained his full term of three years. He 
was then appointed to West Lebanon, where he re- 
inained three years and ‘saw one of the greatest re- 
vivals the charge had ever had; to Burlington Cir- 
euit, Winnamac, Lebanon, Brazil, Valparaiso, aud 
again Brazil. He entered the Conference in 1873. 
He was a great reader and a student of the Greek 
and Hebrew. He studied Wehster’s Unabridged as 
a boy would study a spelling lesson. Ile combined 





OBITUARIES, —_ ' 


the evangelist, pastor, and preacher to an unusual 
extent. He was a splendid specimen of the platform 
speaker—fiuent, direct, brave, and strong. He was 
deeply interested in civie as well as Cliurch work. 
He was a delegate to the General Conference of 1896. 
He embodied in an unusual way the old and the new 
of Methodism. He was as brave asa Spartan, as 
chivalrous as a knight, as loving and true as a Jona- 
than, as spotless as a Joseph, a favorite among chil- 
dren, and generous to a fault. His sickness was 
protracted, but he was permitted to enjoy the calls 
of a throng of friends. Just before his death he said 
that he had offered more than thirty thousand 
prayers for his fellow-men, but that be had not 
prayed a great deal during his sickness, as he was 
resting in God’s hands. . Hesaid, “I am like a sol- 
dier listening for the call, awaiting orders.’’ On 
Wednesday morning, February 24, 1897, an abscess 
broke in his left lung and he was dead in twenty 
minutes. His funeral was held in the Mount Pleas- 
ant church, where he was converted, and he was 
pe away within a few feet of the spot where he was 
ed to Christ. 


Davip P. McCrary was born in Oxford, O., Sep- 
tember 11, 1829. In 1851 he married Miss. Phila 
Wooley, and in 1852 united with the Church. He 
removed to Indiana in 1859, and in 1862 enlisted in 
the Sixty-third Regiment Indiana Volunteers. Aft- 
er serving two years as first lieutenant he was com- 
pelled by failing health to resign. He was admitted 
to the Northwest Indiana Conference in 1870, and 
served the following appointments from one to three 
years each: Walnut Grove, Alamo, Darlington, 
Jamestown, Russellville, Annapolis and Montezu- 
ma, Bellmore, Terre Haute Circuit, Clinton, Whites- 
town, and Camden. In 1889 he became superannut- 
ed, and soon after removed to Crawfordsville, where 
he dicd March 5, 1897. He has left the memory ofa 
pure life, spotless character, and a ministry able and 
successful. 


WiiuiaAmM Wuitr Pack was born in England Octo- 
ber 20, 1868, and died in Terre Haute, Ind., Novem- 
ber 18, 1896. His parents were lifelong members 
of the Wesleyan, Methodist Church, his father being 
alocal preacher for a number of years. He was con- 
verted at sixteen, was later licensed as a local preach- 
er, and traveled for five years as a lay evangelist in 
England, some fifteen hundred professing conversion 
under his labors. He came to the United States 
during the summer of 1891. In the fall of that 
year he entered De Pauw University, graduating 
from the School of Theology in 1896. He was ad- 
mitted into the Northwest Indiana Conference in 
1892, and was appointed to the Fillmore Charge, hay- 
ing traveled it dil the previous yearas a supply. In 
1893 he was appointed to Carbon, remaining there 
three years. During these five years he carried full 
work in the university, yet giving more than ordi- 
nary attention to his pastorate and conducting his 
own revival services. Ile married Miss Lucy Girton 
February 19,1896. In the fall of 1896 he was ap- 
pointed the first pastor of the new Trinity Church in 
Terre Haute. This pastorate lasted but nine weeks. 
He took up the year’s. work with great vigor, was in 
his pulpit every Sunday and in all the midweek 
meetings. During this period the church was dedi- 
eated, and each week was marked by increasing 
growth. The Sunday before his death he preached 
with unusual power. On Monday evening he at- 
tended an Epworth League service, making an eur- 
nest appeal to the unsaved. As if aware that it was 
his last opportunity, he repeated the exhortation, 
sank back in his chair, was carried to his home, pa- 
tiently waited for forty hours, and calmly passed 
from earth tou heaven. He was followed to the cem- 
etery at Carbon by hundreds of mourning friends, 
not afew of whom he had persuaded to come to 
Christ. His body rests in the field of his greatest 
victories ; his spirit with God. 


OBITUARIES. 


Danie W. Risuer was born of German parents 
November 3, 1833, in Armstrong County, Pa. His 
educational opportanities were limited to the dis- 
trict schools of that early period. In his twentieth 

ear he united with the Church, and the year fol- 
lowing was appointed class leader and licensed to 
exhort. The next year he moved to Marshall Coun- 
ty, la., where in the fall of 1856 he was licensed to 
ge and appointed supply on the Irving Circuit. 

is ministry during that first year was blessed with 
extensive revivals. In 1857 he was admitted on trial 
in the Upper Iowa Conference and appointed to 
Steamboat Rock two years, Onawa Mission, two 
years, and Denison, one year. He asked and re- 
ecived a location in 1863, and returning to Pennsyl- 
vania, engaged in the coal business until 1868, when 
he was readmitted to the Northwest Indiana Confer- 
ence and appointed to Bellmore Circuit two years; 
Montezuma, two years; Augusta, one year; Coats- 
ville, three years; Michigantown, three years, and 
Clearmont, two years. In 1880 he took a supernu- 
merary relation and in 1881 superannuated, and in 
1885 he again became effective and was appointed 
for a second pastorate to Coatsville, where he had 
been living. The year was remarkable for the most 
extensive revival ever witnessed in that community. 
He was at Annapolis in 1886, and in 1887 began his 
second pastorate on Terre Haute Circuit, where he 
remained five years, his labors being crowned with 
the salvation of many souls. At*one point, Rose- 
dale, two hundred ana twenty-nine were gathered 
into the fold. He went to Sandford Circuit in 
1592-93, and in 1894 superannuated, but supplied 
Bellmore Circuit one year. This closed his active 
work. He endured hardship asa good soldicr, espe- 
cially in Iowa, where he preached in groves, settlers’ 
cabins, and schoolhouses, and often where there 
never had been preaching. Many of the small soci- 
eties he organized on the borders of civilization have 
grown into flourishing churches. Ie was a man of 
the sweetest .spirit. e was cleur and strong as a 
vreacher, and was always beloved of his people. 
or many years he was a great sufferer from inflam- 
matory rheumatism, but bore it with utmost pa- 
tience. Much of his last year he was contined to the 
house while a lingering consumption was slowly de- 
stroying the earthly tabernacle. He died August 
14,1897. His end was glorious. 


Central Swedish Conference. 


Joun Oscar ALVEN was born February 28, 1852, 
in Skede, Jénképing Parish, Smoland, Sweden, and 
died April 1, 1897. He arrived in this country 
about twenty-three years ago and first lived in Ish- 
peming, Mich. Here, during the winter of 1874, he 
was brought into communion with the Lord. In 
the summer of 1879, at Dayton, Ia., he was licensed 
as a local preacher. At the Northwest Swedish 
Conference of 1881 he was received on probation 
and appointed to the churches at Keokuk and Mel- 
rose, Ia. In 1883 he was stationed at Omaha, Neb. 
In April, 1884, he married Miss Carolina Erickson, 
who, besides a son, survives him. He was pastor 
at Geneva and Batavia, Galva, and Red Wing, Minn. 
At the last place his health broke and he was com- 
pelled in 1891 to ask for freedom from a charge, and 
retired to Jefferson Park. Here he gradually grew 
weaker and finally went to the hospital at Kankakee, 
whence, after three years of suffering, he entered his 
heavenly home. He was an earnest Christian, and 
in days of health a faithful worker in his Master’s 
vineyard. He wasaman of prayer. His life coin- 
eided with his profession, and he was beloved by all 
who learned to know him. 


Iowa Conference. 


Witram E. Parrerson was born in Augusta 
County, Va., May 29, 1845, and died of valvular 


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parents to lowa in 1855, and settled in Davis County 
in 1856. In 1863 he enlisted in the United States 
service and served faithfully through the rebellion. 
He came to Agency City in 1866. Here he learned 
the trade of a blacksmith, was converted, and united 
with the Chureh. Soon winning the confidence of 
the Church, he was licensed as a local preacher. 
About this time he married Miss Susan Beam, one 
son surviving. From Agency City he moved to 
Greencast.e, Mo., and later to Kirksville, where he 
worked at his trade and served as a local preacher 
for about a year. In 1870 he returned to Iowa and 
was appointed to Vernon Circuit, At the Confer- 
ence of 1871 he was admitted on trial and returned 
to the same charge. There he was bereaved of his 
wife, and afterward married Miss Clara Ehrman, 
the mother of his only daughter, who survives him. 
In a few years he was again left to walk alone. He 
was pastor successively of the following charges: 
Vernon, Montrose, Independence, ‘Troy, Selma, Mil- 
ton, Drakeville, First Church. Keokuk; Ainsworth, 
Fort Madison, First Church, Keokuk, again; West 
Burlington, Brighton, and Agency City, where at his 
death he was serving his second year with great 
acceptability. He was a good preacher, rightly divid- 
ing the word oftruth. His last sermon was preached 
on the Sabbath night of his death, and seemed 
prophetic, greatly impressing the audience. His 
text was 2 Peter 1. 18-16. He wasahighly esteemed 
member of Conference. In 1886 he married Miss 
Ella Rush, of Ainsworth, Ia., with whom he lived 
happily until his death. Possessing considerable 
architectural skill, he was successful in building sev- 
eral churches. His character as a man anda Chris- 
tian was without a stain. 


Joun Burexss passed to his reward May 6, 1897. 
He was born in Frederick County, Md., May 2, 1821. 
In childhood he removed with his parents to Mount 
Vernon, O., where he grew to young manhood. At 
seventeen he entered Norwalk Seminary, Ohio, 
under the presidency of Edward Thomson, and from 
there he graduated with honor in 1841. While at 
school he was licensed to exhort and soon after to 
preach. At the North Ohio Conference of 1843 he 
was admitted on trial. On May 10, 1847, he mar- 
ried Sarah A. Reineck, who for nearly fifty years 
shared with him the sunshine and shadow of an 
itinerant’s home. . After ten years of labor in Ohio 
he was transferred to the Illinois Conference, and 
thence in 1858 he came to the Iowa Conference. In 
the war he served as chaplain of the Thirtieth Iowa 
Infantry until disease compelled him to return home, 
after which, as pastor of Exchange Street Church, 
Keokuk, he performed faithful labor among the sol- 
diers in the hospitals at that place. He was the 
author of a volume of earnest sermons and of a book. 
entitled Pleasant Recollections of Pioneer Metho- 
dism. In 1875 he was granted a supernumerary rela- 
tion, afterward living at Keokuk, Ia. He had a 
great desire to live for further usefulness, but as the 
end drew near he cheerfully awaited the summons 
to *‘ come up higher.” 


Epwarp W. Twintne was born in Tolland, Mass., 
October 5, 1814, and died in Corning, Ia., May 24, 
1897. Whien one year old his parents removed to 
Granville, O., where he spent his boyhood. He 
pursued.a course at the University of Ohio, and aft- 
erward studied theology at Lane Seminary under Dr. 
Lyman Beecher. After graduation he served the 
Presbyterian Church in Ohio several years as a 

astor, but a change coming over his doctrinal views, 
1e caine to Jowa and spent one winter at Muscatine 
in teaching. Here, havingfidentified himself with 
the Methodist Episcopal Church, in 1846 he became 
a supply on the Richmond Circuit, and that fall was 
admitted on trial in the Conference. His appoint- 
ments were: Bear Creek Mission, Iowa City Mission, 
Washington Mission, Marion Mission, Tipton, lowa 
City,and Fort Des Moines Mission. In 1856 he located. 


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OBITUARIES. 


In 1859 he again entered the active work and seryed | he was admitted on trial in the Kentucky Confer- 


Muscatine District, Bethel Circuit, Richmond Cir- 
cuit, -Lexington, Crawfordsville, superannuated, 
Keota, and Coneville. In 1875 he retired from the 
active work, and afterward resided at Corning, la. 
‘He was a preacher of more than ordinary ability, 
and his zeal and self-sacrifice gained him a warm 
place in the hearts of the people he served. He was 
closely connected with the founding of Cornell Col- 
lege, and personally secured the first teacher for 
that institution. On February 8, 1840, he married 
Adaline Weed, who died in 1848. On August 28, 
1849, he married Priscilla B. Ashby, who survives. 
Having suffered from paralysis, he was during’ his 
last years in feeble health, but was able to be on the 
street till within a week of his death. His funeral 
was attended, among others, by his neighbor, the 
Catholic priest, who united in honoring his memory. 
The Iowa Conference never had a truer member. 


Tuomas E. CorKuiit was born on the Isle of Man, 
April 24, 1822, and died in Mount Pleasant, Ia., 
June 30, 1897. His parents caine to America in the 
year of his birth and settled in Ohio. In 1849 he 
came to Henry County, Ia., and began the practice 
of medicine. Converted when a boy, and reared by 

odly parents, he was early called to the ministry. 
n 1844 he married Lucinda Crawford, one of their 
sons now filling a chair in Simpson College and an- 
other being a member of the Iowa Conference. He 
entered the Iowa Conference in 1851, His appoint- 
ments were: Middletown, Iowa City Mission, Du- 
buque, Agent of Iowa Wesleyan University, Chat- 
ham Square, Keokuk, Mount Pleasant District. In 
the fall of 1862 he was commissioned chaplain of the 
Twenty-tifth Iowa Infantry, but his successor as pre- 
siding elder having died in March, 1863, he retarned 
from service in the army and resumed the work of 
the district. In 1864 he was stationed at Division 
Street, Burlington. His subsequent appointments 
were; Oskaloosa, Main Street, Mount Pleasant; 
First Church, Ottumwa; Canaan Circuit, Centerville, 
Keokuk District, Bloomfield,’ Agent of Iowa Wes- 
leyan University, Simpson Church, Oskaloosa; 
Mount Pleasant Circuit, Salem and Willsboro. In 
1890 he finally took a supernumerary relation, In 
other ways than the ministry he was active. To his 
wise foresight and influence is largely attributed the 
establishment of the State Reform and Industrial 
Schools at Eldora and Mitchellville, Ia. By his 
influence the State Legislature changed the Mount 
Pleasant Collegiate Institute into the lowa Wesleyan 
University. He secured the services of James Har- 
lan, afterward senator and Secretary of the Interior, 
as its first president. For several years he was its 
financial agent; he also served as one of its trustees 
from its beginning, in 1855, to his death. He was a 
delegate to the General Conference of 1860. He was a 
man of many estimable qualities of mind and heart, 
being a fine preacher, a close student, a systematic 
worker, a faithful pastor, a wise administrator, a 
a true friend, and a devoted Christian. His charac- 
ter was without reproach. Men sought his advice 
and depended upon his judgment. During his last 
days he had marvelous strength of spirit. His faith 
was increased by several remarkable” revelations 
given him by the Lord. Serenely he ‘* walked with 
God’? and died’ well. 


Kentucky Conference. 


A. B. Cotteper died in Lexington, Ky., Mareh 
16, 1897, in his seventy-fourth year. He came of a 
family noted for piety and Christian integrity. His 
father, Samuel Colledge, was a minister of the Gos- 
pel, who came to America when his son was eight 
years old. At fifteen he was converted and united 
with the Church. In his twenty-sixth year he was 
licensed to preach at Dayton, O. His itinerant work 
began as asupply on the Hillsboro Circuit, He sup- 
plied charges in Kentucky and Ohio till 1866, when 


, ence, 











His labors were mainly in Mason, Lewis, 
Montgomery, Bath, Rowan, Ohio, and Grayson 
Counties. In 1878, while traveling in Lewis Coun- 
ty, he met with a serious accident caused by his 
horse fulling through a defective bridge. He never 
fully recovered trom this shock, His health soon 
began to fail, but his faith in God and.his Church 
remained to the end. He married Miss Eliza A. 
Thompson, of Maysville, Ky., December 2, 1857, 
who, with two children, survives—one being John A. 
Colledge, of the Kentueky Conterence. He remained 
at home for a number of years after his mental 
powers began to fail, but spent the last five or six 
years of his life under special medical care. A few 
days before his death his reason seemed to return, 
and he said, ‘‘The end is approaching, but I am 
ready.’’ His last moments were calm and peaceful. 


JEDEDIAH Foster, Daniex Srevenson, R. D. 
Lasuproox, C. 8. Smits, and O. M. Wuzson. 
[Obituaries not received. | 


Michigan Conference. 


Joun WesLteyY CawtTuorn was born in Newcas- 
tle-on-Tyne, England, December 17, 1822, and died 
November 18, 1896, at Millbrook, Mich. He married 
at Bennington, Mich., July 26,1853, Miss Jerusha M. 
Calkins, of Erie,-Pa., who, with two sons, survives. 
He was converted at eight, and at fifteen commenced 
preaching, filling the appointments of his father and 
others as occasion offered in London, England. He 
landed in New York September 23, 1848. In Octo- 
ber he went to Canada, where he preached until 
1854, excepting the time spent in Kingsford College. 
In 1854 he joined the Michigan Conference, and was. 
appointed to the following charges in their order: 
Lapeer, South Albion, Laphamville, Sparta, St. 
John’s, Flat River, Woodland, Flat River again, Kel- 
loggsville, Lamont, Ganges, Flowerfield, Monterey 
Salt River, and Millbrook. At the Conference o 
1873 he becume superannuated, and settled in Mill- 
brook, where he enjoyed the love:of all. His illness 
was of short duration. Pneumonia took fast hold of 
him, and soon he was in a semiconscious condi- 
tion, and thus slept away his last few days, to awake 
in paradise. 


Aaron HunsBercEeR was born in Bayham, Onta- 
rio, April 11, 1824, and died at Calumet, Mich., of 
paralysis, May 26, 1897. In 1844 he married Cyrene 
Nelles, who now remains to mourn. One son is 
now pastor of Grand Avenue Church, Milwaukee. 
At thirty he entered the Methodist ministry of Can- 
ada. In 1869 he came to Michigan and joined the 
Conference. His parents were not Methodists and 
did not like the Methodists, but he attended a 
Methodist revival meeting when but fifteen and was. 
deeply convicted of sin, and that conviction never 
left him through five restless years. When he was 
twenty one Saturday night he said to his brother and’ 
sister that the next day he was going to the Metho- 
dist class meeting and publicly begin a Christian 
life. They went with him, and all were converted, 
Soon after his father and mother, with their other 
children, were saved. He was soon made a class 
leader, then a steward, then an exhorter, and then a 
local preacher, and then an itinerant preacher, and 
he continued to preach in the active ministry for 
thirty-five years. He was a man of sterling charac- 
ter and of good religious experience. He preached 
good sermons, had good revivals, and many souls. 
were saved through his ministry. His appointments 
in Michigan were as follows: Berlin Center, Olivet, 
Tekonsha, Homer, Litchfield, Marshall, Casnovia, 
Middleville, Sparta, Allen, and Athens. In 1889: 
health failed, and he was granted a superannuated 
relation, taking up his residence in Albion, A good 
man isdead, He rests from his labors, and his works 
follow him, 


OBITUARIES. 


Atvern A. Rotre was born in. Alden, N. Y., 
April 6, 1835, and died at Los Angeles, Cal., De- 
cember 7, 1897. He was converted at Albion Cam 
Meeting in 1856, and at once felt the call to oreaelh 
the Gospel. He spent two years of preparation in 
Albion College and oneat Evanston. He first took 
work as junior preacher on the Sparta Charge. He 
married September 6, 1863, Miss Alice Atherton, of 
Lisbon. He served the following charges in order: 
Newaygo, Fallasburg, Orange, Okemos, Leslie, 
Eaton Rapids, North Lansing, Dowagiae, Manistee, 
and Whitehall. In October, 1885, he removed to 
Southern California, taking up his residence in Los 
Angeles, but supplying several charges as oppor- 
tunity offered. About 1890 he experienced an at- 
tack of creeping paralysis, which gradually reduced 

him to a helpless sufferer. His cheerfulness, which 

rose at times to sublime eestasy, under the most 
trying physical conditions, was the subject of gen- 
eral remark. While he often expressed a desire to 
depart and be with Christ he bore constant. testi- 
mony to the power of divine grace to sustain. 


F. N. Janes was born in Homer, Mich., January 
27, 1845, and died in Middleville, Mich., January 3, 
1897. He was born in a Christian home, and _ his 
religious training was of the best. In 1873 he grad- 
uated from Albion College and the same year joined 
the Michigan Conference on trial. His appoint- 
ments were: Olivet, Gilead, Lacota, Bloomingdale, 
Johnstown (Banfield), Oshtemo, Danby, Alma, 
Palo, Penntield, Mosherville, Sparta, and Middle- 
ville, He was a man of God, modest and unassum- 
ing, conscientious and careful, and universally be- 
loved. His influence with young people was espe- 
cially noticeable. He married July 8, 1872, Miss 
Delia M. MaCumber, who with one son, survives 
(him. In his last hours, fully comprehending that 
life was near its close, he gave joyful testimony to 
his victory over death, saying again and again, 
“« Jesus comes, Jesus comes.’’ 


West Wisconsin Conference. 


Witttam McMItten was born in Columbia Coun- 
ty, O., in 1826, and died in his home in Marshall, 
Wis., December 8, 1896. He was converted and 
united with the Church when only nine, and before 
his majority was licensed to exhort, For twenty 
years he worked as a supply under pe Heats 
elders. In 1872 he joined the West Wisconsin 
Conference, spending sixteen years in active work, 
and taking a superannuated relation, in 1889. His 
appointments were the following: Blue River, 
Springville, Liberty Pole, Mount Sterling, Leon, 
La Grange, Salem and Mindora, Springville, Liber- 
ty Pole again, and Bloomingdale. From Blooming- 

ale he moved to his little farm in Richland County, 
where he spent his last eight years. He was zealous 
and faithful. All his powers were consecrated to 
God and all his energies directed to the one supreme 
end of the Gospel ministry—the salvation of men. 
He cheerfully went to the hardest fields, and toiled 
with a heroism worthy of all praise. He never came 
up to Conference and reported a fruitless year. 
Many of the most substantial members on the 
charges he served claim him as their spiritual fa- 
ther, and many humble dwellings scattered over 
the hills and valleys of the La Crosse District thank 
God that: the feet of this: faithful itinerant ever 
crossed their thresholds. His death was sudden, 
but he died in the faith he preached to others, loved 
by his brethren, honored by the Church, and ac- 
cepted of God. 


Orrin: B. Kirgourn was born in_ Litchfield, 
Conn., March 12, 1820, and died near Lime Ridge, 
Wis., February 17, 1897. He was converted at fif- 
teen, and united with the Church. Some time after 
he received a local preacher’s license in Carbondale, 
Pa, In 1857 he moved to Sauk County, Wis., and 





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thére continued to preach as opportunity presented, 
In 1862 he supplied the Wonewoe Cireuit, and the 
next year joined on trial the West Wisconsin Con- 
ference. For sixteen years he preached with zeal, 
serving the following circuits: Wonewoe, Oxford, 
Reedsbury, Necedah, Strong’s Prairie and Friend- 
ship, Big Springs, West Branch, Sextonville, and 
Richland City. In 1878, owing to failing health, 
he was compelled to superannuate. He retired to 
his farm near Lime Ridge, continuing to work for 
Christ and his Church, however, as long as health 
ermitted. He was twice married—first, in 1841, to 
ovina M. Palmer, of Hopkinton, R. I., one daugh- 
ter surviving, and in 1856 to Clara E. Palmer, who, 
with three sons and one daughter, survives him. 


Marruias WoopLey was born in 1820, and died 
in California April 15, 1897. He joined the North- 
west Wisconsin Conference in 1860, In 1865 he 
took a supernumerary relation. In 1866 he was 
made effective, and in 1868 was located. He sup- 
plied under the elder for a number of years. a 
1873 he was readmitted and appointed to the Louis- 
ville Circuit. In 1876 he took a supernumerary re- 
lation, and in 1878 was superannuated. He was a 
devoted Christian, with a character unspotted. 
Disease and suffering were a constant menace to 
him, but with unbounded love for his work he bat- 
tled on and won many victories. His appointments 
were: Maxwell, Augusta, Menomonee, Durand, 
Ridgeville, Lincoln, Black River Falls Circuit, 
Loyal, Louisville, Pepin, Colby, and Wonewoe. 
He has entered into that rest which neither sick- 
ness, pain, nor death can evermore disturb. 


Evsrivge BrapFrorp, JR., was born in Newport, 
N. H., August 20, 1849, and died in Augusta, Wis., 
October 5, 1896. In 1851 he went with his parents 
to Washington, N. H., which was his home until 
manhood. He received his education at the New 
Hampshire Conference Seminary, and afterward 
pursued a theological course under private instruc- 
tion. While attending school at Tilton he was con- 
verted, and at once felt his call to the ministry In 
1873 he entered the ministry of our Church, and 
was ordained elder in 1877. Prior and subsequent 
to his ordination he was pastor at Croydon, Gofts- 
town, Hinsdale, ‘and Milford, N. H., and Ames- 
bury, Mass. On account of feeble health he left 
Amesbury, and, coming to the West, united with 
the West Wisconsin Conference m 1881, serving as 
his first charge Black River Falls. He thence went 
to Chippewa Falls. In both of these charges he 
remained the full terms and accomplished excellent 
service. is next work was on the Eau Claire Dis- 
trict, where he spent six years. His last charge was 
River Falls, where he served one year under great 
afflictions, and was then compelled to retire trom 
active work. He was appointed a member of the 
Ecumenical Conference of Methodism which met at 
Washington, D. C., in 1891. He leaves a son and 
three daughters. His wife died March 31, 1890. 
He was a man beloved by all who knew him. 
True in his ministerial relations, well balanced in 
judgment, and deeply pious, he made a success of 
every interest intrusted to his hands. 


Des Moines Conference. 


Marruew Mironpit was born in Huddersfield, 
Yorkshire, England, March 5, 1818, and died in 
Orient, Ia., November 2, 1896. At eighteen he 
united with the Wesleyan Methodist Church, and 
in 1837 was licensed as a local preacher. On Janu- 
ary 29, 1887, he married Sarah Dyson, who survives 
him at a ripe old age, In May, 1842, he immigrated 
to the United States. Immediately upon his arrival 
he made his way to Ohio, where the first Sunday of 
his coming he was engaged to preach. From that 
time until disabled he was actively engaged in the 
ministry. In 1850 he was admitted to the Southeast 


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Indiana Conference. In 1870 he was transferred to 
the Des Moines Conference, where he continued in 
~ active work until 1876, when he was superannuated. 
In this Conference he served the following appoint- 
- ments: Afton Circuit, Harmony, Greenfield, and 
Redfield. His life was characterized by persistent 


activity and fervent piety. During his last few | 


months his mind was clouded upon temporal mat- 
ters, but possessed clearness on the subject of his 

ersonal relation toGod. Among his last utterances 

e quoted Saint Paul’s statement: ‘‘ I have fought 
a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept 
the faith ; henceforth there is laid up for me a crown 
of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous 
Judge, will give me at that day.” 


Francis Pitums was born in Barrowby, Lincoln- 

shire, England, February 25, 1823, and died Decem- 
ber 6, 1896, near Hastings, Ia. In his boyhoed he 
labored on a farm, without educational advantages, 
but from earliest life was a lover of good books. In 
1845 he united with the English Wesleyan Church, 
and two years later began to preach. On September 
12, 1848, he married Ann Parker, who died Novem- 
ber 5, 1894. In 1858 he came to this country with 
his family, settlingin Wyandot County, O.; in 1855 
he joined the North Ohio Conference. After serv- 
ing Woodville, Fort Seneca, Quincey, Elida, Del- 
ree Lafayette, Roundhead, Marseilles, and Dun- 
<irk Charges, he was transferred, in 1869, to the 
Des Moines Conference, in which he served Silver 
Creek, Council Bluffs Circuit, Sidney, Milford, 
Conway, Dallas, ban Altoona, Winterset 
Circuit, and Saint Charles. He became a superan- 
nuate in 1888. He helped many into the kingdom 
during his long ministry. Not long before his de- 
cease he wrote: ‘‘I believe the divine promises; I 
hope in divine merey ; I cling to the blessed Christ ; 
and it is my constant endeavor to be always ready 
to live or die, as seemeth best to my heavenly Fa- 
ther.” He was an unusually upright and symmet- 
rical Christian character, whose memory is pre- 
cious. 


ArcnipALD H. Murrny was born January 1, 
1828, in Cincinnati, O. In 1852 he entered the 
Iowa Wesleyan University, in Mount Pleasant. 
Five years later he married Miss Lauretta Caroline 
Wood, one of the teachers. A month later he and 
his young wife started for a drive to Greencastle, 
his first charge. He wis conscientious and spiritual- 
minded. He néver missed an appointment when it 
was possible to go. The last ten years of his life 
were spent in California. He was regularly in his 
place at all services, one of the last being the sacra- 
ment of the Lord’s Supper, which he greatly en- 
joyed. He died March 22, 1897, in Los Angeles. 
He was a charter member of the Conference. 


Moses T. Twrepy was born in Iowa County, Ia., 
November 23, 1865, and died in Council Bluffs, Ta., 
May 17, 1897. He entered the Des Moines Confer- 
ence in September, 1890, and with great acceptabili- 
ty served the following charges: Crescent Circuit, 
Hillsdale Circuit, Persia Circuit, and Panama. In 
September, 1896, he was appointed to Fifth Avenue 
and Epworth Churches, Council Bluffs, and ren- 
dered most efficient service up to his last hour. On 
Sunday, May 16, he attended the regular services 
and preached a funeral sermon, returning to his 
home about 10 Pp. M., complaining of weariness. 
At 2 a.m. God had translated him to the glory of 
heaven. He was a most faithful pastor, a good 
preacher, and zealous in every detail of work. He 
married Miss Anna Boll, of Brooklyn, Ia., Septem- 
ber 23, 1891, who, with a daughter, survives. As a 
pastor he was beloved by all who knew him. 


Jonn McDvueat Dupiey was born in Marion 
County, W. Va.. April 8, 1818, and died in Des 
Moines, Ia., July 20, 1897. He was the son of a 





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soldier of the Revolutionary War. He was con- 
verted and joined the Church when fifteen, and 
spent his early years upon a tarm, in school, and in 
teaching. He was licensed to preach February 20, 
1842, and entered the traveling connection in the 
Pittsburg Conference the same year. ile married 
Jeniza EK. Price June 23, 1846, and after ten years 
more of itinerant service drove to Iowa with his 
family, and in 1857 joined the Upper Lowa Confer- 
ence. He became a member of the Des Moines 
Conference by division of territory. He remained 
effective until about 1872, when he moved to his 
farm near the Agricultural College at Ames, Ia., to 
educate his children. ‘He did several years of effect- 
ive service as a supply after taking a superannuate 
relation. Four ages and his wife, of more than 
fifty-one years, survive, two sons, being Homer P, 
and Willey M. Dudley, of the Des Moines Confer- 
ence, and a daughter, being Mrs. Mary Griffith, wife 
of A. E. Griffith, of Creston, Ia. He was a good 
man. No one came within the circle of his influence 
without being benefited. He was a careful student 
of nature, theology, and the word of God. For 
some time before his last illness he seemed to antici- 
pate that the end was not far off, but death had no 
terror. He expressed his triumphant faith in the 
language of the old hymns and the words of prom- 
ise, and shouted in joyous prospect of soon entering 
into eternal rest. He built for himself an enduring 
monument in the hearts of his fellow-workers in the 
Church, and his memory remains as a benediction. 


Joun Hustwoop was born in Eden Township, O., 
May 2, 1834, and died in Indianola, la., September 
4, 1897. He was the son of Rey. John Hestwood, 
one of the pioneer Methodist preachers of Ohio. 
He belonged to a family of preachers, being one of 
four sons, all of whom were honored and _ useful 
members of the Iowa, Upper Iowa, and Des Moines 
Conferences. He was converted when about sixteen, 
and married Miss Anna Griffith on October 11, 1855 
who died three years ago. He was received on trial 
in the Upper Iowa Conference in 1859. His ap- 
pointments were: Webster City, Steamboat Rock, 
and New Jefferson, all in the Upper lowa Conference. 
In 1864 he became a member of the Des Moines 
Conference, and was appointed as follows: Nevada, 
New Virginia, Winterset Circuit, Adel, Palmyra, 
Panora, Stuart, Atlantic Circuit, Presiding Elder of 
the Atlantic District, Dexter, Adel again, superan- 
nuate, Stuart, Missouri Valley, Financial Agent of 
the Des Moines Conference Preachers’ Aid Society, 
Scranton, Dallas Center, and South Indianola Cir- 
cuit. In 1893 he took a superannuated relation, 
which continued until his death. 


West Virginia Conference. 


ALEXANDER Justice was born August 5, 1869, in - 
Washington County, O. When a young man he 
moved with his parents to Raven Rock, W. Va. He 
took a course in the normal school at Fairmont, 
after which he taught school for some time. He 
next obtained a position in the employ of the rail- 
road company at Wheeling, but shortly afterward 
returned to his home, where he was converted and 
joined the Church, and at once became an active 
worker for the Master. Soon after his conversion he 
was given license to preach and joined the West Vir- 
ginia Conference on trial in 1894. He was appointed 
to Oilville Circuit, one of the most difficult fields in 
the Conference. While here he married Miss Sarah 
Browning on February 10, 1895, the second anniver- 
sary of their marriage being his funeral day. His 
second appointment was Hamlin. At the Confer- 
ence of 1896 he was appointed to Palatine Circuit. 
He entered upon his work with large hopes, and in 
three months of active service had won the people as 
few could have done. After a heroic fight for life 
he sank on the last battlefield, covered with victory, 
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Central Ohio oaterence: 


Frienp 8. Rozinson was born in Salem, Pa., 
August 10, 1856. His early education was begun at 
Starrucea, Pa. He taught his tirst school in South 
Gibson, Pa., in 1876. It was at this time that he 
was converted. He was a proficient student and 
musical composer. In 1883 he made a tour of 
northern Ohio, holding musical conventions and 
writing music, especially of the sacred order. In 
1884 he married Miss Rue Funk, of Rushsylvania. 
In 1886 he organized a schookat Agosta, of which he 
was president. He was teacher of the schools at 
Quincy, O., when he was licensed to, preach. He 
joined the Central Ohio Conference in 1889. He 
served the following charges: Jackson Center, Port 
Jefferson, Saint Paris, Anna, West Cairo, and Men- 
don. Upon the last charge he was instrumental in 
about one hundred and fifty conversions. He in- 
spired the people to build a new church, and the 
foundation was commenced but a few days before 
his death. This event was a heavy blow to his 
churches, and came as a sudden shock from a cloud- 
less sky to all. He was taken away at the hour when 
he was thought to be recovering. He awaits the 
resurrection of the righteous. 


Joun L. Bates was born in Cincinnati, O., Novem- 
ber 9,1827. The incident that led to his conversion 
was the sudden death of his father, who was killed 
by a falling tree. He was then thirteen. His hun- 
ger and thirst for salvation continued one year, when 

_atacamp meeting he found the Saviour. Shortly 
after Bishop Morris, at Tampico, in Darke County, 
ave him license to exhort. He began the battle of 
ife without much encouragement so far as temporal 
means were concerned, having to support in part a 
mother, feur brothers, and four sisters. He married 
Miss Mary Law on August 23, 1852, and located in 
Bellefontaine, O. Here he took up his trade—paper- 


hanging and painting. He was a born artist. At 
Bellefontaine he was licensed as local preacher. In 
1860 he joined the Central Ohio Conference. He 


served during his ministry the following charges: 
Port Jefferson, Versailles, Sidney, Bryan, Upper 
Sandusky, Fostoria, Delphos, Weston, Arcanum, 
Anna, Port Jefferson again, West Liberty, and Na- 
poleon. Failing health then compelled him to give 
up the active ministry. This was the trying time 
of his life, but he was submissive, and said, ‘‘ The 
Lord’s will be done.’? His characteristics were 
piety, consecration, and self-forgetfulness. He pos- 
sessed the wisdom that comes from God. Among 
the poorest he was one of them, and among the rich 
he was a brother beloved. Few men will be more 
tenderly missed. His last sermon was for his pastor 
during the session of Conference. He preached with 
remarkable zeal and power. He had a pleasing voice 
and used it in song and praise. As his body grew 
more feeble his prospects for heaven grew more 
bright. He frequently said, ‘‘I have Jesus with me 
all the time.’’ 
widow and son to mourn the loss of a kind husband 
and father. 


West Texas Conference. 


Danie Harper was a good and true man and a 
brave follower of the Captain of his salvation. He 
was born a slave, and knew the hardships and suf- 
ferings incident to that condition. He was not far 
from sixty-five years of age. He died June 30, 1897, 
trusting in his Saviour. He joined the Conference 
in 1875, and all through his life bore a spotless rep- 
utation. He passed away in sure hope of eternal 
life. 


Natuan Caswext was born a slave, and was about 
seventy years of age at the time of his death. He 
died December 20, 1896. He joined the Conference 
in 1875, from which time he was a good and faithful 


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minister of the Lord Jesus Christ. He had a peace- 
ful hour in which to die, and a well-lighted path led 
him from earth to glory. 


Indiana Conference. 


Grorce Peterson JENKINS was born in Clermont 
County, O., May 22, 1826, and died April 1, 1897. 
Near the family farm was a Methodist church called 
Bethel. Here in intancy he was dedicated to God 
in baptism, and here he was early moved by reli- 
gious impressions. He was apprenticed to a wagon- 
maker, and the contract forinded nine months of 
schooling. He afterward attended the Williamsburg 
High School, studying with unremitting diligence, 
and on Saturdays and through vacation working at 
his trade to meet expenses. In the fall of 1847 he 
received license to teach. On February 9, 1850, he 
married Mrs. Caroline Minerva Peebles. In 1850 he 
taught in Connersville and did some newspaper 
work. In 1852 he was licensed to preach, and a few 
months later entered the Southeast Indiana Confer- 
ence, serving Palestine Mission, Clarksburg, and 
Marietta. In the fall of 1855 he was discontinued at 
his own request and resumed teaching at Conners- 
ville. But the presiding elder appointed him assist- 
ant preacher on the Columbia Circuit, and at the 
Conference of 1858 he was readmitted and given 
charge of the Columbia Circuit. From this time he 
served the following charges: Carthage, Franklin, 
St. Johu’s, Madison, Moore’s Hill, North Vernon, 
Wall Street, Jeffersonville; Lawrenceburg, Shelby- 
ville, Grace Church, Indianapolis; Centenary, 
Greensburg ; Liberty and College Corner, Presiding 
Elder on Jeffersonville District, Wall Street, Jef-_ 
fersonville; Rising Sun. In June, 1886, he was 
elected piceden: of Moore’s Ilill College, und spent 
three laborious and étfective years in that important 
position. His health then compelled superannua- 
tion, after which he removed to Greencastle as his 
final earthly home, He was an earnest preacher 
and a pastor of untiring activity. Another element 
of success was his hopefulness of spint. Revivals’ 
followed his labors, and many souls were converted. 
Especially was this so at Jeffersonville, where be- | 
tween three and four hundred were saved. He was 
once a delegate to the General Conference. In 1880 
the Iowa Wesleyan University conferred on him the 
degree of Doctor of Divinity. Into superannuation 
he carried the same bright spirit which had always © 
characterized him. Never for a moment did hesink 
into eynicism of querulous age. Whenever he was 
able to give help in-any department it was his joy 
to render it. Death has no arrow in its quiver to 
slay such as he. Eternal life has claimed him, 


Curran Exrwoop Haregravr was born near Ot- ' 
well, Ind., January 18, 1858. He was converted and 
joined the Chureh when twelve years of age. He 
was admitted into the Indiana Conference in 1884. 
His first appointment was Yankeetown Circuit. | 
The two years following he was a student in De 
Pauw School of Theology. Subsequently he filled 
the following charges: Morgantown, Kingsley, 
Evansville, Mount Vernon Cireuit, and Owens- 
ville, On June 13, 1896, he was taken sick with 
typhoid fever and lingered many weary weeks. As 
the summer drew to a close he seemed to be slowly 
recovering, and went to Petersburg, Ind., where a 
surgical operation revealed cancer of the liver. From 
this time he was a great sufferer. When told he 
could not recover he said, ‘‘Life never seemed 
sweeter. for there is so much need of workers for 
the Master, but if it is the will of God to take me, I 
am ready.” In a letter written by his wife she 
says: ‘‘His sufferings were beyond words to de- 
scribe, yet amidst it all I never heard a murmur. 
His hours were full of rejoicing. His beautiful voice 
was full and deep, and even to the last he would re- 
quest me to sing with him ‘The Lord is my Shep- 
herd,’ ‘The Man of Galilee,’ and other hymns that 


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had been his delight in health.” While pastor of 


the Yankeetown Cireuit he married Miss Ammie’ 


Johnson, of Booneville, Ind. He died October 22, 
1896, while the name of ‘t Jesus” lingered upon his 
lips. 


GrorcE S. Connor was born in Coshocton Coun- 
ty, 0., September 18, 1825. Here he lived to man- 
hood, On June 4, 1845, he was converted and 
united with the Church. He was licensed to preach 
October 13, 1852. He was admitted to the South- 
east Indiana Conference in 1871, and appointed to 
Jonesville Circuit. His following appointments 
were: Elizabethtown, Canaan, Abington, Glen- 
wood, Fairfield, Morristown, Mount Carmel, Car- 
thage, Castleton, Fairland, Elizabethtown, Vernon, 
Seymour Circuit, Holman. In the fall of 1895 he 
took a superannuated relation. He married in Ohio 
Miss Isabel MeConnell, who died in 1895. He mar- 
ried his second wife, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Newhouse, 
October 3, 1895, at Indianapolis. After superannu- 
ation he removed to Columbus, Ind., and soon be- 
came infirm. At first ereeping paralysis threatened 
to render him entirely helpless. But a disease of 
the liver later prostrated him, and on August 24, 
1897, death came to his relief. During his sickness, 
after a mental struggle, he became reconciled to the 
pain and privation and anxious for the change to 
come. While not in estatic enjoyment, there was 
with him a steady trust and an abiding evidence 
that all was well. He had perfect reason until the 
last, and stepped into the waters of death without 
fear. 


WiiirAm Henry Berton was born in Browns- 
ville, Ind., December 4, 1837. He joined the Church 
at Delaware, Ind., to which place his parents, had 
moved, December 20, 1857. He was licensed to 
preach June 1, 1867, and joined the Southeast Indi- 
ana Conference in September of the same year. He 
serve’l as junior preacher on Versailles, Mount Ster- 
ling, and Canaan Circuits, and on Westport Circuit 
in 1870. His health failing,in 1872 he located. He 
was readmitted in 1873 and appointed to North 
Madison, and then in succession to Sellersburg, 
Henryville, Butlerville, Paris, New Washington 
Sugar Branch, Acton, Manchester, Canaan, and 
Lawrence and Bethel. He superannuated in 1896. 
He married Miss Alice Thompson, of Sellersburg, 
August 22, 1876, who, with two daughters, mourns 
his loss. He went into the army with the Eighty- 
third Regiment Indiana Volunteer Infantry and 
served as a clerk. Later he volunteered in the navy 
and served as mate on different gunboats until after 
the war, receiving an honorable discharge in Au- 
gust, 1865. He was stricken with apoplexy July 28, 
1897, and died in hope of the resurrection, of which 
he spoke among the last things before his tongue 
ceased its earthly testimony. A careful, patient, 
pure man has passed tu his reward. 


Tuomas B. McCain was born in Oxford, O., 
September 11, 1829, and died in Greenwood, Ind., 
May 1, 1897. He united with the Church January 
15, 1845. His parents died when he was a child, 
and his education was obtained under most (liscour- 
aging circumstances. He married Miss Louise Bow- 
man, of Madison, Ind., April 14,1859. He entered 
the Southeast Indiana Conference in September, 
1861, and successively served the following charges : 
Wooster, Lexington, Vienna, North Vernon, Browns- 
town, Madison, Laurel, Fairland, Massachusetts 
Avenue, Indianapolis; Rushville, Brookville, Ve- 
vay, Charlestown, Grace, Indianapolis; Brook- 
ville, New Palestine, Grand Avenue, Connersville; 
Milton. In thirty-three years of active work he led 
hundreds of souls to Christ, among them being thir- 
teen ministers now in various Conferences, many of 
them prominent in pulpit and educational work. 
As a preacher he possessed a strong, analytical mind, 
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OBITUARIES. 


obtained by close study and deep research. His was 
a cheery and attractive religion, and he deligited to 
portray the loveliness of Christ and his service. In 
1893 he superannuated and removed to Anderson, 
Ind., but was not idle there. He organized the 
Shadeland Mission, and preached, taught, and led 
the midweek service as strength permitted. In 
October, 1895, he removed to Greenwood, Ind., and 
there also he continued his work for the Master un- 
til he could no longer go from home. He was almost 
entirely helpless during his last sixteen months, 
and his suffering was very great; yet through it 
all his patience was marvelous. He was among 
the noblest men that ever stood for God in the battle 
against sin, 


Marcenius A. Rurer was born in New Market, 
N. H., May 10, 1819. He was the youngest son of 
the eminent Dr, Martin Ruter, so well known in 
Methodism as educator, author, and preacher, He 
was born in due time to imbibe the spirit of heroism 
and devotion so eminently characteristic of the peo- 
ple of his section. He was educated at Augusta and 
Allegany Colleges. He was first admitted into the 
traveling connection in the Pittsburg Conference, 
and in 1856 he was transferred to the Southeast In- 
diana Conference. In 1871 failing health compelled 
him to retire to the superannuated ranks. As a 
preacher he was scholarly, polished, and deeply 
spiritual. In 1887 he moved to Birmingham, Ala., 
making his home with his children, his wife having 
preceded him some ten years to the ‘‘home over 
there.’ His disease was of a spinal nature, and pain- 
ful. On October 22, 1896, he departed in peace to 
the heavenly rest. 


Sampson Trncuer died at Belleville, Ind., De- 
cember 26, 1896. He was born in Lawrence County, 
Ind., January 27, 1824. He married Mary Bales 
Aucust 11, 1842, one son being I’. 8. Tincher, of the 
Indiana Conterence. He was converted at the Salem 
camp ground August, 1837, and united with the 
Chureh. He was licensed to exhort in 1840, and to 
preach in 1843., He was admitted to the Indiana 
Conference in 1846. He served the following ap- 

ointments: Martinsville, Leesville, Brownstown, 
Morgantown, Springvilie, Bedford, Columbus, 
Charlestown, Robert’s Chapel, Madison; Aurora, 
Rising Sun, Presiding Elder of Lawrenceburg Dis- 
trict, Presiding Elder of Jeffersonville District, 
Moore’s Hill} Lawrenceburg, Grace, Indianapo- 
lis; First Church, Greensburg; Columbus, Shel- 
byville, Presiding Elder of Indianapolis Districts 
city missionary of Indianapolis; Clifford Avenue. 
He was forty-seven years in the active ministry, and 
three years superannuated. He was a delegate to 
the General Conference of 1872, a trustee of Moore’s 
Hill College, and president of the board for many 
years. He was of a somewhat philosophic cast, look- 
ing deeply into the nature of things, and original in 
his thinking above many. He held a reserve power, 
which was manifest on great oecasions ane large 
themes. At the old-fashionel camp meeting and 
quarterly meeting he would hold a congregation of 
two thousand people for two hours as he gathered 
up those logical arguments that convineed the judg- 
ment and then electrified his audience until a Pen- 
tecostal baptism fell upon the people. He wasa 
most excellent pastor. His parishioners had full 
access to his great heart, and always felt him to be a 
personal friend. For many years he was not physi- 
cally strong, and when his strength became unequal 
to the work expressed a desire to depart. In all his 
afflictions his confidence in the atonement of Jesus 
Christ failed not. When power of speech failed, to 
the question, ‘‘ Is it bright beyond ?”’ he nodded as- 
sent with kindling eye. He died as the Christian 
minister might wish to die—ripe in the graces of 
the Spirit, ripe in age, and ripe in character. 


J. W. Mrram. [Obituary not received.] 


Genesee Conference. 


Asa Suetpon Baker was born May 1, 1813, in 
Henrietta, N. Y., and died November 20, 1896, in 
Rochester, N. Y. He was reared amid Christian 
influences, and at the early age of ten was made the 
subject of converting grace. When about nineteen 
he examined the doctrine and polity of the Methodist 
Episcopal Church and gave his name to that denom- 
nation. He was educated in the public school, in 
Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, and in the Wesleyan 
University, at Middletown,Conn. At the last-named 
place he received license as a local preacher. He 
married Miss Sarah J. Eggleston July 29, 1848, who 
survives. He was reccived into the Genesee Con- 
ference in 1847. While in the effective relation he 
served the following charges: Victor and Bloom- 
field, Nunda and Sparta, Naples, Hornellsville, 
Dansville, Vienna (now Phelps), Corning, Palmyra, 
Benton Center, Seneca Falls, Clyde, Sodus, Penfield, 
Honeoye Falls, and Pittsford. At the last-named 
place his voice failed from overwork, and he became 
supernumerary, and after three years superannuated. 
On a number of charges where he labored remark- 
able manifestations of the Holy Ghost were the re- 
sult of his persistent effort, earnest appeals, and 
fearless presentation of truth. To make men feel 
that they: were sinners satisfied his conscience far 
more than any display of rhetoric. He believed 
what he preached. He loved the Bible and made 
apt quotations from it in social meetings when his 
public labors were ended. His life closed with great 
assurance and peace. A few hours before his death, 
in response to the inquiry, ‘‘Can you trust him 
now ?’? the whisper came, ‘¢ 1—do—trust—him— 
now.” <A quartet of his brother ministers’ sang 
touchingly at his funeral. 


James Eart Bits was born in Perry, N. Y., Au- 
gust 3, 1832. His early years were spent on a farm. 
His education was received in the district school and 
at the Genesee Wesleyan Seminary. In 1844 he 
married Mary Ann Gilbert, subsequently engaging 
in business at Wyoming. During this period he 
was so far from being a Christian that he questioned 
the verities of the Christian religion ; but in a phe- 
nomenal way he was converted during a revival in 
Wyoming in the winter of 1857. He immediately 
joined the Church, was accepted by the Genesee 
Conference, and served at Botley and Roanoke in 
1858, Wiscoy and Hume in 1859, and entered upon 
his ministry at Gainesville in 1862, but enlisted and 
raised Company A of the One Hundred and Thirty- 
sixth New York Volunteers, of which he was made 
captain. While at Portage a sunstroke completely 

rostrated him. Though incapacitated for two years 
or any sustained mental effort, he gradually recov- 
ered and was appointed chaplain of his regiment. 
On the return of physical vigor he again took work in 
the Conference, as follows: Attica, Perry, Saint 
Mark’s, Buffalo; Plymouth, Buffalo; Batavia, Me- 
dina, Niagara District, Genesee District, Frank 
Street, Rochester; Rochester District; Agent of the 
Genesee Wesleyan Seminary. Excellent revivals 
marked his pastorate. That of Bataviais recognized 
as the greatest revival the place has ever experi- 
enced, its influence extending to the elections of the 
following spring and resulting in the ¢losing of sa- 
loons and bars. This was repeated at Medina. His 
aptitude for business gave him a prominent part in 
eonnectional and Conference institutions. For nine- 
teen years he was a trustee of the Syracuse Univer- 
sity, and long a member of the auditing committee. 
He was twenty-nine years a trustee of the Genesee 
Wesleyan Seminary, and its treasurer from 1883. 
From him emanated much of the influence which 
_ secured the gift of large amounts to the seminary. 
He became personally responsible for financial loans, 
indorsing the paper of the seminary in the aggre- 
gate to hundreds ot thousands of dollars. He was 
president of the Genesee Conference Camp Ground 


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Association for many years, and long carried its 
finances niuch as he did those of the seminary. He 
represented the Missionary Society and Church. Ex- 
tension Society in nearly all the settlements of es- 
tates and trusts in his locality during the past fifteen 
or twenty years. Hefounded the Church Insurance 
Association of Rochester, N. Y., for the protection 
of the churches from loss by fire, after a three years? 
contest in the legislature, and in six years built up 
the association to two million and a half dollars of 
risks, covering forty-seven counties of the State. 
He was elected director of the General Conference 
Insurance Association, at Cleveland, and drafted the 
appeal to the Illinois public when the corporation 
was formed at Chicago in February, 1897. He was 
a representative to the General Conferences in Phil- 
adelphia, Omaha, and Cleveland. Allegany College, 
in 1858, conferred upon him the degree of Doctor of 
Divinity. He was presiding elder of one half the 
districts of this Conference, but carried every man, 
church, and interest of the whole Conference on his 
heart. He would lie awake all night thinking how 
to redistribute a Hes of ministerial appointments 
to get a happier adjustment of some ee preach- 
er’s assignment, when the brother did not even of- 
ficially come under his special jurisdiction. His 
mind was essentially judicial and his sympathies as 
boundless as humanity. His spirituality permeated 
his nature, and was the seeret of his dauntless cour- 
age in facing responsibility. Scores of times in’ the 
past dozen eas friends said to him, ‘‘If you do 
not lay down some of your cares and work more 
cautiously, one day you will snuff out like a candle.” 
Yet he rushed straight on, accumulating: burdens as 
if he would blush to shun responsibility that was 
properly his own. He-died suddenly, alone, on 
July 16, 1897, in his own home. From the First 
Chureh, Rochester, he was borne by devout men to 
his burial at Wyoming, N. Y. 


Wixu1Am BrapLey was born in Denton, Kent 
County, England, April 22, 1815. He came to this 
country with his parents in early life, was converted 
at seventeen and united with the Church. On May 
12, 1836, he married Susan A. Foss, who died May 
18, 1894. He joined the Genesee Conference in 
1844, and was appointed to Cuba and Black Creek. 
He was in the effective ranks about forty-five years, 
and served as pastor at Belfast, Angelica, Jerusa- 
lem, Avoca, Painted Post, Castleton and Emery 
Chapel, Poultneyville, Clyde, Emery Chapel again, 
Orleans, Macedon and Perinton, Webster and West 
Webster, Honeoye Falls, Geneseo, Mount Morris, 
Nunda, Wellsville, East Otto, Portville, Smeth- 
port, and East Bloomfield. During the war he 
served on the Christian Commission. Uprightness, 
fearlessness, faithfulness were his characteristics. 
His ministry was one of intense devotion, unsparing 
labors, and splendid achievements. The building 
of new churches, improvement of church property, 
and successful revivals are a conspicuous part of his 
record. Of ten children three survive him, He 
rests from his labors and his works do follow him. 


Oregon Conference. 


Joun N. Denison died in Grant’s Pass, Ore., 
January 14, 1897. In 1849 his parents left their 
country and kindred and started for Oregon. On 
the Atlantic Ocean on Christmas Day he was born. 
Two months later his father was buried at'sea. Ar- 
riving in Oregon, he lived with his mother in Linn 
County until he adopted the ministry as his life 
work. Inacamp meeting near Brownsville, at six- 
teen, he was converted, and united with the Church. 
He was later licensed to exhort, and soon after be- 
came a local preacher. For the work of the ministry 
he made diligent preparation. He first entered 
Stantiam Academy, and afterward Willamette Uni- 
versity. Being admitted to Conference, he passed. 
through the course of study, and then spent three 


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years at Drew Theological Seminary. Not less than 
ten years were devoted to getting ready for his great 
work. In 1871 he was received on probation in the 
Oregon Conference, and appointed pastor of a fron- 
‘tier circuit in Pacific County, Wash. For two years 
he traversed Shoalwater Bay in his boat, preachin 
in schoolhouses and cabins and holding reviva 
meetings, and the memory of his devotions lingered 
among the people for many years. Rock Creek was 
his next appointment, and then Skagit. In 1875 he 
became supernumerary and went East, remaining 
there three years. In 1878 he was appointed to 
East Portland, and in two years the membership 
more than doubled. After this his appointments 
were: Salem, First Church, Seattle; Port Townsend. 
He left Port Townsend to accept the agency of the 
Portland Hospital, which he retained for sixteen 
months. He then served Saint Paul’s, Portland; 
Centenary, Portland; and Grant’s Pass. While in 
the hospital work there came the first break in his 
health, and during part of his last year in Centenary 
Church he was compelled to rest. Briglit with eul- 
ture and warm with devotion, he was a workman 
that needeth not to be ashamed. Asa preacher he was 
sometimes overwhelming. A fine presence, coupled 
with eloquent speech and fervent exhortation, made 
him a power in revival services and camp meetings. 
Few men could snatch victory out of defeat more 
successfully. With individuals he was as efficient as 
with acrowd; he knew how to cast a net and how to 
throw a line. Asa result revivals adorned his min- 
istry, and in his crown there are many stars. He 
received the degree of D.D. from Willamette Uni- 
versity. He was Secretary of the Oregon Confer- 
ence three years, and reserve delegate to the General 
Conference of 1896, and in the preceding quadren- 
nium received similar honors from the Puget Sound 
Conference. From sin he was wonderfully saved, 
and his testimony was triumphant. Wherever he 
was known greetings and smiles awaited him. On 
July 3, 1878, he married Miss Jennie Harding, of 
Newark, N. J., who with three sons survives. His 
end was triumphant. 


Grorce W. Quimpy was born in La Salle County, 
Ill., February 2, 1842. He was the son of J. M. 
Quimby, a Methodist preacher. Born in a parson- 
age, dedicated to God in infancy, reared at an altar 
of prayer, his mind was early impressed with his 
obligation to God. As a lad of sixteen he was regen- 
erated by the Holy Ghost, and admitted into the 
Methodist Episcopal Church. During the rebellion 
he enlisted in a Misbantoeinent of artillery. For 
four years he braved the dangers of the battlefield, 
and was honorably discharged at the close of the 
war without a scar, though engaging in many a hot 


conflict. He married Rebecca L. Jones, of Georgia, 
in 1864. In 1867 he entered the ministry in Mis- 
souri. In 1883 he was transferred to Oregon, and 


preached for the Church, South, until the year 
1889, when he joined the Oregon Conference. He 
was appointed to the Wilbur Circuit, and in 1890 
was returned to the same charge. During this year 
he was removed to Myrtle Point and placed in charge 
of all the Coquille country. By hard labor he suc- 
ceeded in forming good organizations at Myrtle Point, 
Coquille, and Bandon. On this work he encountered 
many difficulties and much opposition, often labor- 
ing with his own hands to sustain his family. He 
was next appointed to Marshfield, where he faith- 
fully worked for two years, though with poor health 
and meager support. He swept the ehure building, 
kindled his fires, pulled his boat up and down the 
river to reach his pep eutipents; climbed the rongh 
mountains, contended with storm, rain, and mud, 
and preached Christ Jesus and him crucified, many 
homes being greatly blessed and many sorrowing 
hearts relieved by this faithful man of God. Think- 
ing a change of climate would improve his health, 
he next went to Viola Charge, among the foothills 
of the Cascades. For a time he seemed to grow 








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stronger, but it was only a temporary improvemcnt, 
yet with true fortitude he. toiled on. Upon this 

harge he erected two church buildings and dedicated 
them free of debt. At last he was compelled to 
seek treatment at the Portland Hospital and the aid 
of physicians. He made a heroic fight for life, but 


on September 6, 1897, sweetly fell asleep in Jesus. 


Foo-Chow Conference, 


U Srvx Hv was born in a village east of Kucheng 
vity, called Seng long. He studied the books and 
songs of Confucius and- Mencius in early life. Un- 
der the preaching of Ling Seng Ing about redemp- 
tion and salvation he repented of his former life and 
believed the truth. He soon made up his mind to 
be a Christian.. After baptism he was adimitted to 
the Church as a member. Then he was chosen to 
be a teacher in a Christian day school, and at the 
same time was licensed an exhorter. He joined the 
Foo-Chow Conference in 1888. Afterward he was 
chosen a teacher in the Foo-Chow Theological 
School, and later was located at Lek Du, on the 
Ming-chiang District, for four years. He preached 
diligently and met a great many persecutions, which 
he bore with patience. Betore his next appointment 
he was ordained a deacon. His next and last ap- 
pointment was at Iong-bing city. He climbed 
mountains and hills to preach the Gospel of Christ. 
In the summer of 1897 he returned home, and on 
October 20 he died. His age was thirty-two. 


Sra Sex One was born in Yek Yong, a small vil- 
lage about twelve miles from Foo-Chow city. His 
father, Sia Kai Lwang, became a local preacher, and 
was ordained after he himself had entered the min- 
istry. As a boy he diligently studied the Chinese 
Confucian books. He was then compelled to give 
up his studies and to work in the fields, He then 
succeeded in finding several boysin the village to 
teach, and was afterward employed in a school in 
the neighboring village, where he began to hear of 
Christianity at eighteen. One day he met a preacher. 
asked him why he became a Christian, and wante 
him to explain. He was again visited by another 
preacher, who declared to him the Gospel of salva- 
tion, Something in the preacher’s appearance and 
his manner made a deep impression in his mind, 
and he was convinced that Christ’s example was 
worth imitating. When he thoroughly understood 
the Gospel he conveyed the message to every mem- 
ber of his family, and also to his relatives, triends, 
and the visitors at his school, and persuaded them 
to become Christians. Afterward he gave up his 
teaching and was engaged by the late Dr. Sites asa 
personal teacher, who soon baptized him. He taught 
Dr. Sites the Chinese characters, and at the same 
time translated many hymns, tracts, and some valu- 
able books. In 1866 he entered the ministry. Two 
or three years later he was ordained deacon with 
six others, and also was ordained elder with three 
others at the same time. He traveled through 
many dark places, and in spite of many hardships 
and physical sufferings preached the Gospel to the 
people. He suffered many a persecution. The last 
was on the Yong Ping District, which he served as 

residing elder for four years. The rest of his life 

e was engaged in educational work in our school of 
theology, where he remained till he was forced to 
give up. Many young men were trained under him 
and became, successful preachers, and some of our 
oldest preachers in China were baptized and intro- 
duced by him, 


Texas Conference, 


Roserr Wixirams was born in South Carolina in 
1843, and died in Yarboro, Tex., November 15, 
1897. He was converted early in life and soon after 
felt the call to preach. He joined the Texas Con- 
ference in 1879, and was actively engaged in the 


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ministry for eighteen years. Many souls were won to 
Christ through his labors. He never wavered in his 
devotion to the Master’s cause. An earnest minister 
of the Gospel, he aimed to make the world better. 
His last words were, ‘‘ Peace of heaven, help me to 
cross over.” 


Austin LocGan was born in 1806. He was in the 
active work of the ministry for twenty-five years. 
In 1885 he was placed on the superannuated list, 
which relation he sustained until his death. He died 
at his home in Fulshear, Tex., December 11, 1897. 
As one of the pioneers of the Texas Conference he 
served faithfully the hardest places, thus making if 
pea to establish Methodism in that Southern 

eld. Being filled with the Holy Ghost, his words 
carried conviction to the hearts of sinners. The 
sword of the victor is laid away, and his spirit is 
eaihened with just men made perfect before the 
throne, 


Henry Drxon was born in Texas in 1849, and died 
September 4, 1897. He joined the Texas Conference 
in 1883 and continued in the active work until 
called to render account of his stewardship. He 
served faithfully the following appointments: Hock- 
ley, Prairie Circuit, Harrisburg Springs, Huntsville, 
and Prairie Plains—his last appointment. He was a 
- man of undaunted courage for the right. He pos- 
sessed a great will-power, and was hopeful even in 
the face of defeat. Many souls were gathered into 
the kingdom through his ministry. 


Austin Conference. 


Wituiam J. Bassett was born in North Adams, 
Mass., January 3, 1834, and died in Waco, Tex., 
June 16, 1897. His mother died when he was a lit- 
tle child, and at sixteen he was apprenticed to learn 
the carpenter’s trade. He was educated in the com- 
mon schools and at Amherst Academy, having for 
his teachers a number of famous men, among them 
the late Bishop Gilbert Haven, whose memory was 
a lifelong inspiration. He was converted in 1853 
at a protracted meeting in the Amherst Congrega- 
tional church, but did not join the Church, and soon 
wandered from God. In 1856 he went to Kansas. 
He was at Leavenworth, Lawrence, and Lecompton 
during the struggles of the proslavery party to gain 
possession of the Territory, and after much suffering 
and many hairbreadth escapes he settled in Manhat- 
tan, Kan., and was appointed sheriff of the Third 
United States District, then embracing western Kan- 
sas and the territory about the present city of Denver. 
He was acquainted with most of the famous actors in 
those terrible scenes, now a part of the history of 
our country—Governor Grary, Albert Sidney John- 
son, John Brown, and others. In 1860 he returned 
to Indiana, where his father lived, and joined the 
Presbyterian church at Brookdale, of which his 
father was an elder. Here he commenced studying 
for the ministry, and was admitted to the Whitewa- 
ter Presbytery as a candidate, but after a time he 
again became indifferent in religious matters. In 
August, 1861, he enlisted in the Thirty-seventh In- 
diana Volunteers, serving three years, but with 
broken health during the latter part of the time. 
After the war he settled in Nashville, Tenn. He was 
assistant city engineer, and for a time in the revenue 
office. He married Miss Rosa Musgroove September 
22, 1869. In 1876, finding a change of climate neces- 
sary, he came to Texas and settled on the Perdinales 
River. In 1878 an evangelist held a meeting in his 
neighborhood, and he was reclaimed and joined the 
Methodist Episcopal Church. In 1879 he received 
license as a local preacher and entered the Austin Con- 
ference as a probationer the same year. He served 
as pastor at Mason, Austin, Lawrence, and Gaines- 
ville, and was presiding elder on the Panhandle, 
Austin, and Waco Districts. He went to his last ap- 
pointment with shattered health, and it soon became 





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evident that despite his strong love for the work his 
reward was near. After months of suffering he was 
released and welcomed to his glorious reward. 


Southern Illinois Conference. 


FRANKLIN Otts Biair was born November 30, 
1822, in Blandford, Mass. He graduated from Wes- 
leyan University, Middletown, Conn., in 1848, and 
was soon afterward licensed to preach. The same 
year he was appointed teacher in Providence Con- 
ference Seminary, East Greenwich, R. I. In 1850 
he went to the Wesleyan Seminary, at Springfield, 
Vt., where he taught several years. In 1856 he re- 
moved to Wisconsin and became a member of the 
faculty of Lawrence University. While here he 
united, in 1857, with the Wisconsin Conference. The 
next year he was transferred to the Southern I]li- 
nois Conference, having accepted the chair of Nat- 
ural Science in MeKendree College. In 1870 he re- 
signed his professorship to take the financial agency 
of the college. After two years he assumed the 
agency of the American Bible Society. His district, 
including at first a few counties, finally embraced 
the greater part of the southern half of Illinois. For 
sixteen years he patiently pursued his work, collect- 
ing funds, visiting auxiliaries, preaching the Gospel, 
and building up the Church. In 1888 he asked and 
obtained a superannuated relation. He was married 


‘on August 7, 1853, to Miss Electa Anna Adams, of 


Luzerne, N. Y., their surviving son being now editor 
of the Daily News, at Trinidad, Colo. He was a 
genial], intelligent, earnest Christian gentleman. As 
a preacher he was direct, earnest, and desirous of 
making spiritual impression rather than of winning 
applause. It was largely through his earnest eftorts 
that a protracted meeting in Lebanon, in 1864, re- 
sulted in the conversion of more than one hundred, 
many of them being students and some of them be- 
coming ministers. Early in 1888 he removed from 
Lebanon, Il., to Trinidad, Colo. His last years 
were marked by increasing bodily weakness and 
suffering. His patient, genial spirit did not forsake 
him in the time of trial. After two months of keen 
suffering he died October 16, 1896. A good citizen, 
a conscientious Christian, and a tireless worker has 
gone to his reward. 


J. W. Fizxp, J. D. Crensuaw. 


(Obituaries not 
received. | 


Southern German Conference. 


ConrAp PLuENNEKE was born in Klein-Lafferde, 
Amt Peine Provinz, Hannover, Germany, Decem- 
ber 26, 1819, and died May 18, 1897, near the Llano © 
River, Tex. He came to Texas in 1845. Heserved his 
country in the war against Mexico in 1846. After 
the war he returned to Mason County, Tex., and on 
August 23, 1847, married Miss Johanna Sophia 
Leifeste, one of their children being John Pluenneke, 
of the Southern German Conference. He was con- 
verted under the influence of the Methodist Epis- 
copal Church, South, about 1850, and a year later 
entered the ministry of that Church, remaining a 
member of that Conference till 1869, when he united 
with our Church. His appointments were as follows: 
Fredericksburg, 1872-75; Llano, 1875-78. He be- 
came supernumerary in 1878, but continued to sup- 
ply the Llano Charge till 1895, when feeble health 
compelled him to lay down the work. He wasa 
faithful, earnest, and successful worker. 


North Nebraska Conference. 


Tuomas P> Donnetty was born in Ireland, of 
Roman Catholic parents, June 19, 1872. At fifteen 
he was converted. He obtained a copy of the Bible, 
and for twelve months read it in secret, at times 
hiding it in a haystack. His friends now found out 
that he was a Protestant, and various'means were 


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used to turn him from the faith. Failing in this, he 
was driven from home, but not from Christ. In 
1889 he was admitted to the junior class in King’s 
College, England. He came to Nebraska in 1892, 
‘and joined the North Nebraska Conference. The 
following charges were served by him: Chapman 
and Fairview, Wood River, The year 1894 he spent 
in the theological school in Boston. In 1895 he 
went to the Black Hills, hoping that the mountain 
air would be conducive to the restoration of his 
health. Asa last resort his presiding elder obtained 
for him a horse and covered wagon, with all provi- 
sions for outdoor life, and with this he went to seck 
health in Texas an! New Mexico. He returned to 
his friends in) Nebraska, and in, Fremont, July 5, 
1897, passed from the Church militant to the Church 
triumphant, 


Davin C. Worts was born in New Cumberland, 
Pa., June 1, 1825, and died in Wood River, Neb., 
January 10, 1897. He was converted when a boy, 
an had a clear call to the ministry. He attended 
school at Williamsport, Pa., and afterward at Dick- 
inson College. At twenty-three he began to preach 
the unsearchable riches of Christ. The Baltimore 
Conference, to which he first belonged, took in 
much of the mountainous country of Pennsylvania. 
Some of the circuits he served required from one to 
two hundred miles’ travel in one round of the 
appointments. On account of asthma he was com- 
pelled to go West. He joined successively the Up- 
per lowa, Des Moines, and North Nebraska Confer- 
ences. During his last twelve years he was a 
member of the latter Conference. His ministry was 
a soul-saying one. During forty-eight years he re- 
ceived some twenty-eight hundred members into the 

, Church. He was fully resigned to death, and calmly 
arranged the details of his funeral services. He was 
conscious to the last, happy in the assurance that he 
was going home, and passed away in triumph. 





Tue memoirs of the following deceased preachers | 


have not been received : 

Atlanta—J. H. May. 

Blue Ridge—A. H. Peoples. 

California—H. C. Benson, M. F. Colburn, J. S. 
Fisher, William Hulburt, Joseph Long, C. F. Mc- 
Neill, A. J. Nelson, Fong Sui, J. E. Wickes. 

Central Alabama—L. W. Hill. 





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Central German—John Hueneke, Frederick Cra- 
mer, George Schwinn, G. A. Breunig, | 

Central Illinois—G. B. Snedaker, Benjamin Ap- 
plebee, M. C. Bowlin. 

Central New York—E. J, Hermans, W. C. Mat- 
tison, J. H. McCarty, H. J. Davis, J. W. Terry, J. 
M. Bull. 

Central Tennessee—D. H. Martin, J. E. Cole. 

Chicago German—Henry Dueringer, Nicholas 
Kifler. 

Colorado—J. W. Linn, B. F. Todd, 8. L. Todd, 
J. F. Smith, M. F. Sapp. 

Detroit—George Taylor, Duke Whiteley, L. P. 
Davis, T. P. Barnum, C. C. Turner. 

Kust Tennessee— William Bluford. 

Erie—J. W. Lowe, G. F. Reeser, W. N. Reno, 

Holston—W. C. Daily, J. W. Mann, A. F. Cress- 
well, Daniel Richardson, D. H. Jamison. 

Illinois—George Stevens, James Miller, Lester 
Janes, Peter Wallace, Thomas Bonnell, C. B. Dra- 

er, J. F. McCann, T. M. Prickett, C. P. Baldwin, 

. M. Johnson. 
Minnesota—Sias Bolles, Aaron Turner. 
Montana—Philip Lowry, Alexis Berk. 

North Germany—C. H. Doering. 

North Ohio—C. C. Ball, Samuel Mower, J. L. 
Sanford. 

Northern Minnesota—F. O. Holman, P. A. Moore. . 

Northern Swedish—C. J. Peterson. 

Northwest German—Peter Helwig, Philip Waeger. 

: Northwest Iowa—Rufus Fancher, E. W. B. Tat- — 
ow. 

Norwegian and Danish—J. H. Johnson, H. H. 
Holland. 

Ohio—C. D. Battelle, Samuel Rankin, H. L. 
Whitehead, G. W. Bates. 

Oklahoma—O. R. Bryant. 

Puget Sound—T. J. Massey, J. W. Bushong. 

Saint Louis German—Michael Schnierle, H. 
Koch, Henry Hankemeyer, Henry Flottmaun. 

Savannah—Aaron Johnson. 

South Carolina—W. W. Adamson, J. A. Sas- 
portas. ; 

South Germany—E. G. Ekert. 

Southern California—J. W.Vancleve, F. 8. Wood- 
cock, N. W. Bailey. 

Upper Iowa—B. R. Holcomb, G. W. Brindell, C. 
R. Alderson. 

West German—Henry Krueger, H. M. Menger. 

Wisconsin—C, D,. Pillsbury. 


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Abbett, J. T....... 385! 
Abbott, A. H....... 3878 





Abbott, G. W...... 
‘Abbott, H. 0....... 3958 


Abbott, U. G....... 8482 
Abel, “Asi © ttactaneinae 8902 
Abel, Josiah .. 3621, 363? 
IADelS Wir dcaienisicins 8912 
Abels CwUH. ee 8282 
Aber, Clinton..... 8598 


Abernethy, William. 358! 
Abraham, Henry.... 3488 
Abraham, William... 365? 
Abrahamsen, Gustav 3248 


Abrams, J. rere 8052 
Achard, Clement.... 306? 
Acken, A. H........ 3741 


Ackerman, G. E.... 412} 
Ackerman, H. F.... 3811 
Ackerman, Klaus... 427? 
Ackerman, R. M.... 3858 


Ackman, J. M...... 818? 
Ackman, W.H..... 3188 
Acton, M. W....... 3782 
Adair, Aaron....... 4203 
Adams, A:\B 2.000 3662 
Adams, A. C,..3592, 361! 
Adams, A. D..... .. 8842 
Adams, B. I........ 4192 
Adams, ©. ligiccy..s. 832) 
Adams, C. M....... 3998 
Adams, C...P..). ... si 3183 
Adams, C. W...... 4241 
Adams, FE. W....... 4092 
Adams, F. W....... 3203 
Adams, G. H....... 2968 
Adams, G. W...... 396} 
Adams, Haywood .. 416! 
Adams, H. C......: 3603 
Adams, H. V....... 3668 
Adams, John....... 8921 
Adams, J. K....... 8113 
Adams, J. M....... 3633 
Adams, J. M........ 377) 
PAINS din Qs cies 3378 
Adams, J. Rv... 3968 
Adams, J.S........ 377) 
Adams, L. D.. 3951, 3972 
Adams, R. G....... 3143 
Aang; Rs Tis. j6 sear. 4288 
PROBS; GEL. Wy 3s) 9% 8993 
Adamson, W. W.... 4082 
Addicks, G.B...... 3078 
INGRIGHA A Cron asann 3942 


Addington, J. W... 4113 
Adriance, E. R..... 8721 
Adriance, Jacob.... 8712 
Adron, W. A...... 3918 
Agate, W. R........ 858! 
Agate, W. R... 4061, 4071 
Agnew, Le Emeriss 3618 
Agnew, W. D., 3593. 3621 
Abgren, Frederick.. 3008 
Ahrens, William.... 3131 
Aitken, Walter..... 8622 
Akers, E. W.8891,8902,4003 
AKGIS Ur Susacate 4011 
Albertson, C. C..... 8961 


Alder, Gottfried .... 


Alderson, ©. R 
Alderson, John 
Aldrich, Horace 
Aldrich, I. H....... 
Aldrich, Willard.... 


Alexander, Aaron... 
Alexander, C. E.... 
Alexander, E. M.... 
Alexander, G. W...- 
Alexander, J. F. 
Alexander, L. C.... 
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Alexander, R. P.... 
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Alford, E. H.. 3 


Allemong, C. 8 


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Allen, H. B... 


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Albertson, Henry... 370? 
Albertson, T. W.... 
Albone, 8. W...2978, 
Albrektson, K. A... 
Albright, L. M 
Albright, N.S...... 
Albritton, J. L 


Albrook, J. B 


4072 
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8038 
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853? 
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8863 
8808 
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3343 
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Allen, Thomas 


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Allens Wc iecetse ne 366) 
Allender, R. B...... 8198 
AMlort,:C. Bok caus 3282 
Alley, G.W........ 388? 
Alling sl ol eseateniese 8902 
Allinger, E. D. 3052, 307? 
Allinger, Jacob. .... 318? 
Allinger, Louis..... 314! 
Allington, William.. 3321 
ANMison di) We icce ve 401! 
Allman, W.H...... 3338 
Allshouse, G. M..... 373? 
‘AIM; Hug Osa ects 8408 
Alston, M. M....... 4248 
Alston, W. G....... 394? 
Altsman, H.J...... 873} 
Alen cde Onin care 3028 
Ambrosini, Valentino 
2951, 2958 
Ames, R. W.......- 3372 
Ames, W. D....... 356! 
Amhyrst, Grey..... 3778 
INTO Be a Geedoanne 3682 
Andersen, Abraham. 2928 


Andersen, Christian 291% 
Andersen, Grebert.. 3413 
Anderson, Alfred... 303? 
Anderson, Anders.. 3033 
Anderson, Andrew.. 294? 
Anderson, Andrew. 427? 
Anderson, Axell.... 427? 


Anderson, A. J..... 8038! 
Anderson, B. F..... 403! 
Anderson, C. A..... 300? 
Anderson, C. A.... 3518 
Anderson, ©. A..... 3818 
Anderson, C., E..... 3693 
Anderson, C. H..... 3423 


Anderson, C. M.... 3821 
Anderson, C. W.... 3662 
Anderson, D. W... 4148 


Anderson, Edwin... 404? 
Anderson, E. A..... 896? 
Anderson, E. C..... 3363 
Anderson, F. C..... 3308 
Anderson, G. W.... 3291 


Anderson, Isaac.... 308? 
Anderson, John .... 4261 


Anderson, Joseph... 3561 
Anderson, J. A..... 2948 
Anderson, J. A..... 4272 
Anderson, J. B..... 8031 
Anderson, J. H..... 4213 
Anderson, J. M..... 4242 
Anderson, J. 8..... 2998 
Anderson, J.8...... 341} 
Anderson, J. W.... 8652 
Anderson, K. E..... 3708 
Anderson, Moses... 3148 
Anderson, M.§..... 2983 
Anderson, Otto..... 8561 
Anderson, Robert... 414? 
Anderson, 8. F..... 3498 
Anderson, 8. H..... 3573 
Anderson, T. W.... 3293 


Anderson, Wilhelm. 3013 
Anderson, William. 3849 
Anderson, W. T.... 3793 
Andersson, A. G... 3003 
Andreasen, Alex.... 324! 
Andree, William... 318? 
Andreen, C., J...... 4278 


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Andres, A. J....... 3662 
Andrew, Thomas... 2978 
;Andrewartha, D. S. 
3352, 8371 
Andrews, Elias..... 3982 
Andrews, H. C..... 398% 
Andrews, J. F...... 8982 
Andrews, J. B...... 3513 
Andrews, S. W..... 398% 
Andrus, E. E....... 3262 


Angwin, William... 351? 
Annable, E. §....... 399? 
Annable, W. H..... 4002 
Anner, EON seg . 2873 
Anthony, T. J...... 348! 
Antrimy Bio liteccs 3718 
Apfelbach, H.C.... 328" 
Aplin, N.J......... 3562 
Applebee, Benjamin 336? 
Appleby, M. H...... 3468 
Appleton, Harlan... 3295 
Appleton, John..... 350! 
‘Arbcstle, ICR 3772 


Arbuthnot, 8. K.... 3883 
Archer, G. R., 2981, 2992 - 
Archer,:L, W... 2.0. 8652 
Archer, 8. P........ 8373 
Archer, T. E........ 388% 
Archibald, A. R.... 370} 
Archibald, J. W.... 3958 
Armacost, H. E..... 8058 
Armacost, J. H..... 3198 
Armentrout, A. C.. 8622 
Armstrong, A. J.354!,3552 
Armstrong, A. W... 3662 
Armstrong, E. A... 343} 
Armstrong, F.A.... 3333 
Armstrong, J. E.... 396% 
Armstrong, Martin . 413? 
Armstrong, R. A. 3173,4322 
Armstrong, T. H.... 8292 
Armstrong, T.8.... 8772 


Arnett, A. S........ 384} 
Arney, George...... 2948 
Arnold, BPG@r aie.) 3912 
Arnold, G. A....... 4933 
Arnold, GOB ses. 8. 8352 
Amold, G. W...... 3362 
Arnold, G2 Wis... 4938 
Arnold, Ji Bec. 50's 3972 
APnOld sd co) trccaatare 4148 
ATHOLA MS OE vetci<re;0 883? 
Arnold, 8. W....... 3978 
Arthur, R.A...) 304? 
Artman, Charles. .. 8693 
ATtZ, Be Beye 862% 
Athi ella Sie. eke 3612 
Arvesen, Engebrit.. 8244 
ABDUL Co Hiovelewvpers 3498 
Asbury, der Gin cece 4092 
Ascham, J. B.. 8572, 3591 
ait 6 tye) D8 Da, ra sever 384% 
Ash, (GO. .2e eis 8502 
Ashi Orla cient 3608 
Ashbaugh, 0. M.... 3532 
Ashby, id DD) rirtiseoie 8843 
Ashby, 2W). Ritmo 2972 
Asheraft, H. C...... 3472 
SHO WAS J iacievs-cleis 3733 
Wishie SE ee ele sets 3942 


Ashford, William 8891,3908 





Ashleigh, F. D...., 376% 


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Ashley, J. P 3973 
Ashton, Charles,... 3652 


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Ashworth, Joseph.. 3958 
Askey, E. N..... see OLL? 
Askue, W. L..... e+ 3301 
SMM Gide Ele. sie Ne 3082 
Atchinson,,Charles.. 3633 
Atchison, H. D..... 3908 
Atchison, R. R..... 8888 
Atchison, W. D.... 3898 
Atchison, W. F..... 3901 
Aten, George....... 3778 
Aten, Ty Goinicse-cavee 3652 
Aten, Vincent...... 3378 
-Atherton, A. S..... 336? 
Atkins, Daniel...... 4208 
Atkins, Nelson. ... 3368 


Atkins, R. A. . 2933, 3351 
Atkinson, A. W.... 3298 


Atkinson, F. J. 8091, 3102 
Atkinson, H. A. 3491, 3502 
Atkinson, H. T..... 3358 
Atkinson, J. W..... 3772 
Atkinson, J. W..... 4033 
Atkinson, T. A. 349!, 3508 
Atkinson, T. W..... 2932 
Atkinson, William.. 3268 
Atwater, W. D..... 3018 
Atwood, Albert..... 2941 
Au Deh Lai.... 4802, 4312) 
Au Dek Chiu....... 4313) 
Au Teng Huak...... 481? 
Auer, Melchior..... 3612 
Augustus, H. C..... 361 

aN, MB. st atlas 3618 
Aultman, D. L..).. 8051 
Austin, AB. Sh AE 3048 
Austin, OV Bios cits 3591 
Austin, C.; Wi. o... 3333 
Austin, Dinsmore... 3653 
Austin, H. H....... 3092 
Austin, Thomas.... 357? 
Avann, J. M....... 3593 


G. P.... 2961, 2972 
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Avey, WiC... scorers 8608 
Avis, Ey:C... 0 cweaie 8162 
Avison, R.N....... 3812 
Axtell, N. H....... 3911 
Ayers, Daniel...... 3362 
Ayers, Joseph...... 3582 
Ayers, M. T....'.... 3532 
Aylesworth, W. W. 3443} 
Ayling, C..W.. .%j.si 8373 
Ayres, J. Cs... 1% 385? 
Ayres, R. O........ 3673 
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Baab, BE. H.i.... sis 3062 
Baab, W. G......:- 8081 
Babbs, A. V 8698 
Bachman, J. B..... 3261 
Backus, SPLidiot ott 3898 
Backus, R. G....... 8833 
Bacon; E. Dt. 0... 3428 
Bacon, C. E........ 3482 
Bacon, Joshua,..... 8333 
Bacon, W. F......3< 886! 
Badcon, J. A,.....- 3551 
Badgely, J. P....... 8152 
Badger, O. E....... 8613 
Badger, R. S....... 8752 
Badgley, Orlando... 853? 
Baechtold, J. J..... 3182 
Baecker, A. P...... 308? 
Baggett, Nicholas... 411° 


Bagnell, Robert..... 3708 
127211100 J WR ese 8042 
Bailey, A. M........ 8508 
Bailey, D.H........ 3598 





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Bailey,.G. 1......., 3362| Banks, L. A... 3281, 3301 
Bailey, Hiram...... 8863|Banks, W. P....:.. 3932 
Bailey, H.W: e5. 3051| Barber, G. W...... 3202 
Bailey, LL. Rew. .o/. 3023)Barber, W. A...... 3958 
Bailey, William.... 4248|/Barch, E.L......... 815! 
Bailey, Wiese wes 3322| Barclay, W.C...... 3202 
Balley, W. L........ 2972| Barclay, W.F...... 3858 
Bain, J. W......... 3472|Bareus, W. E. E..... 3742 
Bales Eisele ei. ayer 3123| Bardrick, David.... 8603 
3)Baker, A. L......... 8022|Barela, Marcus...... 430! 
Bakker, AS 03 «aes 8952|Bargelt, H.S....... 886! 
Baker, B. W332... 8872|Barger, W.J....... 2928 
Baker, C2 Hic... 3505 3633| Bargmann, Dietrich. 2872 
Baker,C.M. 3181,3571,3588| Barker, Aratus..... 8598 
Baker, D. W....... 8643|Barker, B. F....... 3988 
Baker, Edward..... 2998| Barker, J. A... .... 3151 
Baker, E.:8...:;.....~ 8801|Barker, J. C........ 4071 
Baker, Frank....... 4012| Barker, J. N........ 3582 
Baker, FEY. i. <. 8531|Barker, J. P....... 2991 
‘Baker, BY. Ki. see iiien 8518] Barker, S. B........ 3941 
Baker, Henry... ....». 4091|Barker, T. F......, 8202 
Baker, H. W........ 8512} Barklage, J. H..... 2872 
Baker, Ji Av... 3575 se 8673|Barkuloo, C. T..... 3873 
Balsery. Ju besitos 's 3852/Barkuloo, W. H.... 388% 
Baker, J.. F..3. 5.» 8852| Barnard, Joshua.... 38808 
Bakery J. Navies natn 3673|Barnes, A.C...... . 3582 
Baker,:J. W.......5 8473| Barnes, A. E....... 3838 
Baker’ J. Wee tock 8771| Barnes, B. C......4. 386? 
Batser,]o.: Este. 3 3532|Barnes, C. W....... 3048 
Balker,.M. Bodies’. 3643|Barnes, D. F....... 3423 
Waker, OS. oat ctes 3093| Barnes, Edmund.... 3638 
Baker, Bi Alt. show 3772| Barnes, F. G.. 3802, 
Baker, Todi... ee vs 8291 3841, 8863 
Baker,» Wi Abs ociy4 ow 3113|Barnes, G.S....... 8.428 
Baker, Wa Gs. sn-. 4128| Barnes, G. W....... 3708 
Baker, Wiidifi hierar. 8052| Barnes, ... Pi.) 0... 3938 
Baker, We W .. «.. <0 4093| Barnes, J. M’K..... 8528 
Balch, MAB a. eine 8253| Barnes, Leman..... 3321 
Baleh, $2 Wiee. os... 3621] Barnes, N. M....... 8442 
Balok, “Te 22. tisn 3093| Barnes, R. A....... 315? 
Balch, W. M....... 3262|Barnett, E. D....... 3533 
Balcke, William.... 3063|Barnett, J. F....... 8202 
Baldock, Charles... 3562/Barnett, J. W...... 8263 
Baldridge, H. W.... 3481|Barnett, J. W...... 397? 
Baldwin, C.C..... . 3523| Barnett, L. H....... 4212 
Baldwin, C. P...... 3602/Barnett, W. B...... 3778 
Baldwin, C. W..... 8332| Barnhart, C. L..... 8422 
Baldwin, D. E, 310}, Barnhart, G. W..... 2992 
3113, 3161, 817%, 4893|Barnhart, J. M...... 2973 
Baldwin, E. A....... 8998|Barnhill, W. P...... 848! 
Baldwin, F. L...... 3912|Barnickel, August... 
Baldwin, R. R...... 8472 2891, 2902 
Baldwin, R..T...... 3343|Barns, R. M........ 2978 
Bales, M’K. M..... 3911|Barnum, C. W.. ... 8331 
Balke, Henry...... . 3062}Barnum, F. W. 3891, 3908 
Ball) ASA sa. ien-sis'6 3523|Barnum, T. P...... 8318 
BAN? C25 @ sxiesk «0 exons 3522|Barrett, F. W...... 8531 
Ball, D: Os. 5% sess . 3422|Barrett, Richard.... 298% 
BAS Ge Work. fiesiets $523| Barrett, T. B... 2... 2918 
‘Bally Be Avs ase: 3101, 4833) Barrett, Wright..... 3422 
Ball, Silas..... 2... . 3982|Barringer, E. M.... 364? 
Ballantyne, J. A.... 8733|Barris, Alex........ 3501 
Ballew, R. T........ 3373| Barron, C.8........ 3598 
Ballew, W. A...... 404%|Barron, I. L...,.... 8258 
Ballou, 8/8... ..2.46 3963|Barron, J. H....... 3533 
Balls, James........ 8321 Barron, W... Gs. 22 3748 
Ballz, James........ 870!|Barth, J. H........ 3134 
Balmer, R. H........ 3582|Barth, J. L. J...... 3071 
Balmer, W.J....... 3322|Barth, William..... 8441 
Balsley, G. U....... 3843| Bartholomai, Jacob.. 290? 
Balson, Charles.... 371?|/Bartholomew, I. A.. 870! 
Bambini, Crisianzo.. 2953| Bartholomew, W. F. 366? 
Bamtord, Morris.... 3203|Bartholow, L. W.364?, 3661 
Banbury, J. J...... 8722| Bartle, J. B..... 2s. 8368 
Bancroft, E.B...... 3323|Bartle, William.... 395% 
Baneroft, W. E..... 8772|/Bartlett, A. R...... 83828 
Bancroft, W. G..... 3563| Bartlett, P. E...... 3703 
Bundy, W.8....... 3683| Bartlett, N. H. 3742, 
Bani, Vittoria...... 2958 3758, 4358 
Bank, Henry....... 818°|Bartley, Allen....... 354% 





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Bartley, J. B....... 365? 
Bartley, T. R...... 350! 
Bartley, William,... 4208 
Barton, A. Ci..)...46 8633 
Barton, A.cd<. <<: 8652 
2/Barton, C. M........ 3628 


Barton, H. A 
Barton, H. H 
Barton, H.H. ..... 
Barton, J. G 
Barton, N. G.. 2931, 2948 






Barton, Robt....... 3762 
Barton, W. B....!.. 3608 
Barton, W. J......: 3112 
Bartram, M. H..... 3328 
anzs WOM alae nates 8228 


Barze, W. L... 3821, 383% 
Bascom, Naaman 29784342 


Bash, Appleton.... 3731 
Bashford,.J. W..... 8048 
Bashline, Abram... 3111 
Baskerville, E. J... 3268 
Baskerville, T. H... 3321 
Bassett, G. M.....,. 391! 
Bassett, H. A...... 386! 
Bassett, T. J........ 8461 
Bassett,.T:S........ 3701 
Bassett, W. J... ., 413! 


Bast, Anton. 2923,4862,4368 
W.... 8922 
Batcheller, C. W... 3692 


Batcheller, J..W. 38413853 


Batchelor, A. D..... 348? 
Bateman, A. L. 8... 3523 
Bateman, J. D...... 8701 
Bates, A. Ti. tec 3661 
(Bates, Ga Wratse wat 3612 
Bates, G. W........ 3763 
2\ Bates, H.S........+ 811! 
Bates, J. H........ 3121 
Bates, J... Lees eae 3582 
Bates, Lynn......., 8462 
Batey,.Ts Ox... esis 8611 
2! Battelle, C. D...... 3763 
Battey, A. W....... 399% 
Battin, Daniel...... 3852 | 
Battis, E. M........ 3893 
Battle,. Daniel...... 4203 - 
Bau, Hartman..... - 8063 
Bauchop, Fred..... 8563 
eafpauer,, Ac Ost. 3 ti siale 3133 
patter, /C.: Be elas siet 3083 
Bauer, E.M......... 286? 
Bauer,.J. Go. isc. 4053 
Baughman, Charles. 3603 
Baughn, W. G. 3171, 3183 
Baumann, Christian 3131 
Baumann, Edward. . 2908 
Baumann, Frederick 3183 
Baume, James,..... 8892 
Baumgardner, Jacob 3598 
Baumgardner, M. D. 3593 
Baumgardner, N.L. 383% 
Baumgardner, Stew- 

1 SO en Ia 8598 
Bumgarten, C. E..... 307? 
Baumgarten, Wm... 4052 
Baxter, . Cote... 9\- 3661 
Baxter, F. L........- 4092 
Baxter, J... Masini... 

2933, 8752, 4353 
Baxter, J. M........ 38488 
Baxter, J. M........ 8583 
Baxter, Wo Beiedeljs , 8808 
Bayley, H. E....... 3971 
Beach, A..R........ 848! 
Beach, C. J........ 898? 
Beach; J..C.......- 3438 


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Beach, Te. Cx: sh 92 3112|Belknap, E.H...... 8842'Berg, P. dass oa tees . 3402 
Beacom, H. C...... 3783|Belknap, J. F,..... 407} Bergdahl, P. G..... 800? 
Beacom, L. R...... 8733| Belknap, L. F....... 3353 Berger, Fred’k...... 4288 
Beadle, J. B.....s+6 3992|Bell, C. D..... 298), 2991 Berger, H. C........ 3592 
Beadles, W. T...... 8613| Bell, Frank......... 826% Berger, Jacob...... 328? 
pGaletis. Kc «esis BUUBelL PI OCr a bcuseietes sts 337) sore C.J...... 4272 
Beal, E. H.. Ole Dies aaa kt 3p 3982 Berglund, K. 0. RaSh 2948 
Beale, John BOM Ce aeeeaes « 355° Berglund, L. G..... 3002 
Beall, A, P Pen g: 4 Seetlsictsiarre 3773 Bergqvist, Mls ae 
Beall, B. H BOM Ras cmita cates 8901) 3 
Beall, T. A Bell, Robert. ....-.. 3912 Bergren, J. E....... 3401 
Beaman, W. B...... 4042)/Bell, T. C.......... 3962 Berk, Alexis........ 3162 
Beams, D. M....... 3692/Bell, T. E.......... 8961 ser eel Henry. the 
Bean’ Hcl. sare sees 3629|Belly W. Bin. .0.s: 3752Berlin, BW... 2.8 3972 
Bean, TE Wier yererte 3151 Puneet, WiC OM Tee 414", Bernlocher, J. 8. te 
Beant DoS sees estes 880s Belts Ta AL ccc 8: wei. 3591' Bernreuter, George. . 
Bean. pie MS Sstidacor sxseh Beleami, Antonio... 2953 Berr, J. Ose i .. 314! 
Beans, W.K.. 298}, Belt: (Cas cece e's 4123 Berry, Arkinson.... 358? 
oh roe er 2991, er aise rae ue Oneriae pti ees, gee, Reg fe ae 
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Beardslee, Shes heer 3993|Bender, W. P....... 3591 Berry, eB) cc emiatears 3328 
Beardsley, H. L.... 2971|Benedict, D. D..... 8703 Berry, J. R...... . 8873 
Beardsley, 1. H..... 2968|Benedict, E. L...... 8693) Berry, O. H........ 3458 
Beasley, KR. L.¢..).... 4163/ Benedict, 8. S...... 3261| Bertram, Gustav.... 313! 
Beatty, G. W....... 3503| Bendix, John. . 8031, 8032/Besse, C. B........ 3641 
Beatty, G. W...... . 8503|Bendixen, J. C...... 2872) Best, J. S........26 3683 
Beatty, J. L 3851|Benham, George.... 3253/Best, J. 8...... ves O02 
Beatty, 8. R 3693|Benham, J. V...... 8993! Best, W. D......... 362? 
Beaty, C. B 4133| Benham, 8. G...... 3473| Bethany, A.S....... 4192 
Beauford, 8. B 4243|Benham, W. R...... 8972| Bethards, J. H...... 8593 
Beausay, R. 3591/Benjamin, A. J..... 3562|Bethauser, C. M 377} 
Beaver, Raphael. ... 4212/Benjamin, D. C.... 3472/Bethea, R. D....... 3948 
Beavis, R. B.....6.. 4012|Benjamin, Rial..... 2941! Bettes, John........ 3321 
Beazelle, B. F...... 874)|/Benjamin, W. D.... 3363/Betts, C. H......... 356} 
Beck, Edward...... 808%|Benner, W.S...... 3771| Betts, J. K.... 4198, 420) 
pees, 4 ao ectwiald sae Ava ate is a Bie; Ss , Betitenmilller, Sek Pe 
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BEG S.A. wie dielents 3138/Bennett, Charles .., 3591) 2891, 2903 
Beck, Samuel....... 8463/Bennett, E. P...... 8462, Bevan, D.C........ 8202 
BecksiNn; Awtsem cekte 8093| Bennett, G. H. 334), Bovier,\.J. As... ves 3562 
Beck, W. J....... . 8652 3351, 365! Beyer, Herman..... 3131 
Beckendorff, Fritz.. 4112)Bennett, G. P...... 365?) Beyer, W. F... 3271, 328? 
Becker, Bernhardt.. 3273)/Bennett, J. H...... 3448|Bibbins, R. K...... 8893 
Becker, Gustave.... 308%|/Bennett, J. H...... 863?! Bickell, E. J........ 3878 
Beckers OF Dr teh. 3043/Bennett, J. V ..... 3263| Bickford, I. B...... 38868 
Becker, P. B....... 3131|Bennett, J. W...... 8168| Bickford, J. H.. 8291 
Beckett, C. A...... 3642/Bennett, L. J....... 3108 8721, 3742 
Beckham, G. W.... 4082)Bennett, L: M...... 8423|Bickham, John..... 4192 
Beckham, J. J...... 3193|Bennett, Philip..... 419% Bickley, F.D. T.... 3848 
Beckley, J. W...... 4283) Bennett, R. B...... 877|Bicknell, J. S....... 3618 
Beckhart, A. D..... 3653/ Bennett, Silas...... 3042) Biddle, W. S....... 3482 
Beckman, C. Ow... 888?/Bennett, 8. C.. 3891, 3912) Biebighaeuser, Aug. 4053 
eo ul a Sieh oe Bennett ue . 3811, Fhe ewe tinly S. ee tee 
edfor MEO as ennet PR rereiae i harles.. S 
Bedford, J. W....-. 3832|Bennett, William... 356°/Biery, J. qe 34ii, 34g 
Bedwell, L. A...... 8923| Bennington, J. M... 4073 Bigelow, A. J...... 8321 
Beebe, Isaac....... 3523| Benson, A. Be 8021, 3033| Bigelow, G. M...... 3331 
Beebe, JeFiwcck sos: 3993| Benson, C. E....... 883! Bigelow, N. D...... 3788 
Beebe, OR ai.) 8551| Benson, E. C. C.381!, 533!| Biggs, Peter....... . 8592 
Beebe, R. C.... 8531, 4873} Benson, E. E....... 3991|Bigley, H. J....... 3582 
Beechgood, C. H... 350|Benson, H.C....... 350!|Bignall, W. P...... 3112 
Beeks, H. B........ 3261/Benson, J. H....... 326? Bilbie, H. G........ 8812 
Be ekes slant iisielsiaieg 4242|Benson, Michael.... 826!|Billing, Thomas.... 3888 
Beeler, Abram ..... 336°|Benson, W. W...... 333%| Billings, M. O.. 2973, 4848 
al alee S\Gonbog a Fe GoW en eens 886" Billingsley, A. M... 8302 
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Beer ; Oe Eaters - 3148 Bentley, E.N...... 386? Binkley, Le Hove. 8778 
Beetham, John..... 8301|Bentley, L. C....... 846?| Birch, H. C........ 8373 
Beggs, Pus tec . 4333|Bentley, Robert.... 3511|Birchfield, C. § 4078 
Beggs, 8. W. ...... 3612/Benton, W. H...... 3328/Bird, E.J.......... 8152 
Beharrell, T. G..... 3483|Benzing, Wm....... 378}| Bird, J. B.ws.. 8841, 3853 
Beinert, John...... 3282|Benz, J. E..... 4042, 4053/Bird, J. D,......... 3448 
Beisel, Francis...... 3462|Berber, J, A... 289', 2902|Bird, Robert....... + 3821 
Belcher, H. P....... 4023|Berg, August....... 8012 Bird. Re Behe s « 8363 
Belcher, Ji, Pick is 4211! Berg, A. C.....3... 828?| Bird, Samuel....... 8821 
Belcher, Thomas.... 4023|Berg, George....... S12 Bird, 8, Wick is. 8328 
Belian, M. H..:.... 3b52| Berg, Hae... ose 3243| Birdsey, C. P....... 3431 
Belknap, C. G...... 3752|Berg, Johan ...3002, 4862|Birkett, John....... 383! 





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Birth, Di Be... 4. 3822 
Bischele, R. C.....- 353} 
Bishop, Allen....... 3718 
Bishop, Charles..... 288% 
2)Bishop, R. F..... Rar ite: 
Bishop, 8. F....... 3201 
Bishop, 8. J...&... 8778 
Bissell, J. W....... 3862 
Bissell, Tew) «tie ariaie 3903 
Bithel, Thomas..... 3713 
Riven, Re Deets 318? 
Bjornberg, Erland. - 
3002, 4362 
Black, A.S:.i4....° 3008 
Black’ DD, Tiataes 3608 
Black, Hoi Sis cate tee . 8462 
BlaGks tea hires. 8118 


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Black, Je@.i.cec4u: 3042 





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Black, Ra Wiweie, jes 3853 
Blacks: Wis A. ae ater 8692 
Blacks. Wi Becucin' 8042 
Blackburn, J. H..,. 3583 
i)Blackburn, K. G.... 4258 
2/Blackburn, R....... 3562 
Blackburn, W. 8... 3548 
Blackford, O. J..... 3333 
Blackhurst, Jabez... 3811 
Blacknell, E. D..... 4203 
Blackwell, P. W.... 4118 
Blackwell, R. C..... 3851 
‘Blades, B.A So j016:2 8315 
Blain, Barthley..... 3712 
Blaine, D. E........ 2941 
Blair, F. O......... 3631 
Blain IIS. sopeert a oie 3582 
Laie cele Grose elersieye 3371 
Blairs R.A’ sae oS. 3778 
Blain, Wis Bie dais access 3623 
Blair, W. W........ 3262 
Blaisdell, H. R...... 318? 
Blaisdell, J. W..... 3112 
Blake,.C, Hs eace. 4 4248 
Blake, HP ec ss cnite 3261 
Blakeley, E.C...... 3998 
Blakemore, F. P.... 4072 
Blakeslee, M. P.... 8991 
Blakney, LS 4209 
Blanchard, 8. G.... 875% 
Blanchet, Louis..... 3442 
Bland, Ambrose.... 4038 
Bland, Hs Stokoe. 3501 
Bland, R. W. 374}, 
3763, 3892 
Blaylock, C. W..... 3941 
Bleakly, Gregory.... 884? 
Blessing, B. WV oe te 893% 
Bletsch, Jacob....., 3273 
Blevens, A. E...... 4122 
Bliss, Albert..... -. 8632 
BUSS, Ji. Dake teres oe 3371 
Biook  M: Oe. in. . 8248 
Blodgett, C. W...... 8323 
Blodgett, J. N...... 3865 
Blood, A. G........ 3823 
Blood. Wie Ming: w. 866% 
Bloomqvist, W. C... 3032 
Bie; Se Niet tease 8492 
Bluford, Wm....... 8793 
Blume; sO Es. OMe 4053 
Blink GAG ees oe 3618 
Boardman, B. N.... 3588 
Boatman, Ho Suc... 886? 
Boatman, J. A..... 3202 
Boch, Emil......... 318% 
Bockstahler, E. W.. 3183 
Bockstahler, Jacob.. 3183 
Bockstahler, J. J.. 


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Bodmer, J. R 
- Boecklin, Conrad... 
Boellner, G. L 
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Bovard, F. D 
Bovard, G. F... 8758, 4358 
Bovard, W. S....... 


Bowden, H. B 

Bowder, H. J 

Bowen, A. J.. 2931, 
2933, 4161, 4188, 4373 


. Boezinger, Bruno... 4112 
Boggess, F. R 


Bohlander, George.. 3063 
_ Bohmfalk, Friede... 4112 
Bohmfalk,\H. F 
Bok, George... 2891, 2902 
Bolden, S. M....... 421? 


Bower, Aaron 


Bowers, Adam 
Bowers; A. C...2... 
Bowers, David 


Bollier, Wilhelm 2851, 2861 
Bollinger, OC. F..... 3741 
Bollinger, G. H 
Bollinger, W. W.... 
Bollman, J. B 


Bowers, W. B 
Bowlin, A. M 


Bowlin, M. C 
Bowman, J. M. ... 
Bowman, John 
Bowman, M. E 
?/Bowman, W. P 
Bowser, Wellington. 2983 
Boycourt, Jephtha.. 3452 


Bonn, Christopher... 306?! 
Bonn, Frederick. . 
-Bonn, Gottfried 
Bonnell, C. C 
Bonnell, Thomas... 
Bonner, C. W 
Bookman, F. D 


Boydson, B. M 
Boyers, Henry 
Boyers, 8. L., Jr... 3591 
\Boyers, William..... 


Bozenhard, Carl.... 


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Brachetto, Bernardo. 2961 
Brack, Anderson... 419} 
Brackney, N. § 
Brackney, W. McK. 3598 
Brackney, W.S 
Bradbury, C. J 
Braden, John.. 4031, 403? 
Braden, W. T 
Bradford, Elbridge. 8252] 
Bradford, G. H 
Bradford, J. B 
Bradford, Lewis 3641, 


3618 Bradford, W. G 


286? Bradley, Franklin... 3321 
286? Bradley, F. J.. 3172, 4343 
3281|Bradley, F. W 
. 3943 Bradley, N. C 
4243 Bradley, William... 395? 
4083 Bradley, W. F 
Bradley, W. R 
835}, 3372 Bradner, E. J 
8563 Bradrick, I. A 
8713 Bradrick, I. B 
Botkin, C. H.. 4003, 4011 Bradrick, T. H 
: 8481 Bradshaw, T. P 3751, 8753 

366! Bradshaw, Z.C..... 869? 
Bott, W.N.... 3753, 4832 Braeuer, John....... 
Bottger, Hermann.. 2873 Bragner, Green 
.... 4078 Braithwaite, J. T. N. 3533 
3261 Bramlett, R. C 
8561 Brandebery, David. 3591 
355? Brandenberg, B. C.. 8228 
865? Brandle, Friedrich.. 290? 
332% Brandle, Ludwig.... 285% 
863% Brandon, William .. 
Brandt, Adolf 
8462, 3472, 4853 Brandt, Henry 


Bopple, A. F.. 2891, 2903 


Borchardt, C. A.... 406) 
Borcherding, Wm... 313% 
Boreing, Amon 
Boreman, J. S 
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Borror, C.H. ..8%761, 3772 








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Boston, Benjamin... 
1, G. M. 8018, 


Bosworth, R. W.... 
Bothwell, J. M 


Botkin, W. C 


Bottorf, C. N.... 


Botzer, William 
Boucher, W. A 
Bourne, J. G 
Bourns, A. F 
Bovard, C. E 
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Branfield, William,. 8112;Brockway, N. L.... 3423 
Brannon, D. C..... 8143|Brodie, J. W........ 4393 
Brantvds Pes ei. aa 3531! Broils, M. W....... 4041 
Brantley, J. P...... 4042/ Brokaw, A. L...... 305} 
‘Brasher Joi. osc 4123| Brokaw, S. P....... 294% 
Brashiers, Iva...... 369?|Bromaghim, F. L... 401! 
Brattstron, O. V..., 3518/Bronson, Ashael..., 3852 
Brauer, Herman.... 3213/Bronson, G. A ..... 3993 
Braun, Jacob....... 3133) Bronson, 8. C.. 3841, 8863 
BraunsjJe: Bes. sein. 6 3138?) Brook, CRS 3461 
Brawley, James..... 4191|/ Brooker, E. J....... 3992 

PINS SANs NIG ee ermine 3112) Brooks, Aneil...... 377} 
Brayyidaglcicve...i3 3291| Brooks, A. M.,. 4231, 4232 
BrayoeNeslin ous... b% 344?! Brooks, B. B....... 3832 
Brayton, F..C...4%. 3571|Rrooks, B. F....... 2942 
mead ya wi AG ais. s 3433| Brooks, C. A....... 2972 
IBrendyaph. He eit. 3443| Brooks, Daniel..... 3942 
Brecount, C. B..... 3873| Brooks, E. C....... 3208 
Breedyibls GQ. cmie see 4133| Brooks, Jabez...... 388? 
Breeden, J. A.. 3462, 3491) Brooks, J. H........ 371? 

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reene, Edwin..... 1 Brooks, P.'C.., ss s< 
Breeze, Emmanuel... 8263 Brooks, PSB c awe 3792 
Breneman, H. B.... 8262/Brooks, William.... 4212 
Brenner, Andrew... 3282|Broomfield, W. H... 3453 
Brenner, L. A...... 3263| Bross, F. W.......% 38712 
Brenner, L. J...... 3223|Brothers, J. D..... 3262 
Brennum, T. P. 362}, 3642/Brower, G. W...... 8942 
Bretnall, F. W...... 8863|Brown, Alfred...... 4193 

62} Bretnall, G. H...... 3841|Brown, Alonzo..... 3708 
Bretnall, John...... 3852) Brown, A. A....... 3303 
Bretnall, 8. C...... 3863| Brown, A. D....... 4092 
Brettle, R. E........ 8971|Brown, A. 8. J..... 4092 
Breunig, G. A...... 3123|Brown, A. W.. 8°01, 381% 
Brewer, C. P....... 4063) Brown, Benjamin... 409! 
Brewer, C. R....... 3622| Brown, Carl........ 366} 
Brewer, C. W...... 2963) Brown, C. A... . 843! 
Brewer C2 Wes) es. 3662/Brown, C, F.....:.. 3443 
Brewster, T. A. 389', 8902|Brown, C. R........ 4093 
Brewster, W.N..... 4312| Brown, Daniel...... 4091 
Bridge, F. R........ 4241|Brown, Edwin..... 389% 
Bridgers, J. B., 4281, 4293/ Brown, E. C........ 4082 
Bridges, John...... 3202| Brown, E. F... 8508, 4332 
Bridgman, G. H.... 3813)/Brown, Fletcher.... 3663 
Bridwell, C. W..... 2972| Brown, Frederick... 
Brient, Wide. s.5 1 si 4133 8392, 3393 
Briggs: A. Ts east. 2971/Brown, F, J........ 384% 
Brig gs val tbs isis 846?|Brown, F.J........ 4162 
Briggs, -C. W....... 3052|Brown, F. J. R..... 4092 
Briggs, E. T....... 3261|Brown, George..... 3261 
Briggs;:;S. G....... 3811|Brown, G. A..... -. 3448 
Brigham, Alfred.... 8143/Brown, G. D........ 4002 
Brill; He Biss. ais wa 3773| Brown, G. M.. 371}, 
Brindell, G. W..... 38851 3951, 3962 
Brink, Henry nae soe 3872| Brown, G. W....... 4032 
Brink, M. O....... . 8843| Brown, G.W.L..... 8708 
Brinks DP. Besse. 808?| Brown, Henry...... 2993 
Brink, V. H... 3851, 3363|Brown, H. A....... 3582 
Brinkmann,  Fred- f Brow, a be pao ie 

OPIN. sleisi pee ca lola 4058|Brown, H. J........ 
Brinkmeyer, Frank. 807!|Brown, H. N....... 416% 
Brinkmeyer, Henry. 3062}Brown, John....... 4208 
Brison, J. D... 872}, 873?/Brown, J. A........ 4092 

$'Bristol, F. M....... 8903| Brown, J. E........ 3103 
Bristol,1, B.... 2%. 8973| Brown, J. F....... . 8293 
Bristol, M. V. B.... 356! Brown, as Woe OS. oe 
Bristow, E. J...... 8693| Brown, J. H........ 
Britsch, Kleinholé.. __|Brown, J. L........ 3468 

2861, 2873|Brown, J. M........ 3463 

Britten, George..... 4003|Brown, J. M.......° 3882 
Britten, J. H........ 8992) Brown, J.S........ 3963 
Britten, V..8. 3.1. is 3991|Brown, J. W....... 4092 
Britton, Alfred..... 4203| Brown, J. W. H..... 353} 
Britton, D. W...... 8611|Brown, L. D..... wa OOTS 
Britton, G. S....... 4071|Brown, M. R....... 2993 
Britton, O. A...... 3253| Brown, M. V.....-. 3461 
Broadway, A. W... 3993/Brown, N. C..... +. 829! 
Brock, Francis...... 3543| Brown, N. J.......+ 3368 
2872) Brockway, E.H.... 3318/Brown, N. L....... 374! 
Brockway, H. L. 395!,3972/ Brown, N. P........ 343! 





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Brown, R. AG... . 8372 
Browns Re Pee. 4191 
- Brown, Stephen.... 3953 
PSVOWi= Al. s(csparete 3998 
Brown, 8. D... 4061 
4071, 4202) 
Brown, 8. E........ 3661 
Brown, 8. F........ 4011 
Brown: S. He. das. 4018 
Browny li deen ati 3652 
Brow, Ls Wis. seer 3682 
Brown, U.S... 314!, 3151 
Brown; V. F....,.'. 3058 
Brown, Walter..... 3291 
Brown, Walton. 420}, 
4202, 4212 
Brown, William.... 8808 
BLOW Ns Wi Bie cw stele 3973) 
Brown, W. B....... 8768 
Brown, W. E....... 4002 
Brown, W. H...... 4148 
Brown, W. K....... 38043, 
Brown, W.N....... 385?) 
Brown, W. W...... 370! 
Brown, W. W...... 3812 
Brown, W. W...... 421? 
Browne, G. D...... 3258 





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Brumbaugh, E.G... 
Brumbaugh, E. H... 


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Bruner, A. B.. 2961, 2978 
Bruner, Aden oa. 3641 
Bruner, F.C........ 8911 
Bruner, John ...... 3472 
Bruner, M. C....... 3678 
Bruner, WiBac sec 3632 


Brunkau, Frederick. 405% 





Brunner, Heinrich.. 286? 
PSOUNB yey GE es lousrei ate 2908 
Bruns, Henry ...... 8082 
IB TUSH, Bee Ls tele core 8853 
PITS HEH eh ate Sets ee 3208 
Brashs Dies a 8523 
Brushingham, J. P. 3901 
Brusie, Sanford..... 3963 
Bryan, C.M........ 8348 
Bryan, John....'.... 3938 
Bryans Je EVs) .5 wise'e 3661 
Bryans des Wve ets 3262 
Bryans." Deis sais 3833 
Bryan, O. 8........ 8702) 
Bi yany 1. Des sie 3481) 
Bryant, E. H.. 8541, 3553) 
Bryant, G. Re... ..:. 4193, 
Bryant, JAE sv... 4213) 
Bryant, J. W....... 3512 
Bryant, O. R.... .. 4068 
Bryant, 8; P....2... 4148 
Bryant, William.... 4023 
Bryant, W. C....... 4243 
BublitzOF Ree soe, 4058 
Buchanan, P. G.... 350! 
Bucher, A ie sake 2863 
Buchner, George.... 3062| 
BuckwGe Rs measens 3953) 
Bucks elias eve 3622 
Bucks ‘MVD ae 3518 
Buck; “Wi De ees 8953) 
Buckels, L. C...... 3462) 
Buckels, L. 8..,..2 3461 
Buckey. (ish. siete 8362 
Buckholz, F. W..... 4982 
Buckley, Joseph 8552 





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Buckner, A. B...... 3653) Burns, W. H....... 891! 
Buckner, D. M...... 3662| Burnworth, J.C... 3738 
Buckner, J. D. M... 4071|Burrough, John.... 4088 
Buckner, N, 8...... 8343| Burroughs, E. B.... 409? 
Buckner, R, J...... $798) Burr, Mie Wsis< sheolels sie 315? 
Bucks, (ers rt ean 3893 Burr, He. Oe eet aees 3971 
Buckwalter, F. L,.. 370!|Burrill, 8. L........ 399? 
Buechel, Charles.... 3081) Burrows, J. R...... 3122 
Bueckner, Samuel Burrows, Thomas... 3108 

8071, 3082; Burrows, W. P..... 3261 

Buehler, Adam..... 4988| Burson, C. C....... 4118 
Buehlmeyer, L. C.. 823!/Burt,D. W......... 2968 
Buehrer, William... 4103; Burt, J. E. 3291, 4061, 4073 
Biol G Avis aiveniete 3442) Burt, Sylvester..... 3308 
Buell, Jetferson..... 4191] Burt, William, . 2953, 2968 
JS) RS eel ee ano 3442; Burton, G. E....... 3622 
Buell, J, W 7. ./terte 3441| Burton, Lewis...... 4203 
Bulle DT. Des katie 8771|Burton, N. J....... 3761 
Bueltemann, August 3063] Burton, 8. 8........ 3128 
Buerkle, C. E...... 3133; Burton, W. B.. 3171, 3188 
Buker, (cna prem s 8628| Burton, W. H,..... 3472 
Bull, Fee Maes sit eieh 3812| Burton, W. W. 3821, 883? 
Bull, J. Moves ss 398?/ Burwell, L. M...... 3512 
Bull, Bade cass lle. 898?| Busby, E. 8... 8351, 337? 
Bullen, George ..... 344?) Busby, I. N........ 3193 
Bulley, C. J. R..... 856?| Bush, E. H......... 3528 
Bullock, A.M...... 356%| Bushnell, H. W..... 3268 
Bullock, L. B....... 356?/ Bushnell, J. J. 3682, 3703 
Bulloek, M. J....... 3943| Bushong, J.W...... 2941 
Bunce, B.S... 2 one 8873| Bussard, A. J.. .... 3583 
Bunce, W. H....... 3113/ Butcher, J. C....... 8922 
Bunker, A. W...... 8753| Buthmann, John.... 308? 
Bunker, C..A....... 3901| Butler, C. Waites 3331 
Bunker, D. A...... 2898| Butler, KE. L.. 2.2... 3491 
Bunnell, W. H..... 398?/ Butler, H.W. H..... 2972 
Bunshichi Onuki.... 2898|Butler, 8. S......-. 4098 
Bunting, E. T....... 360"! Butlin, Henry...... 3958 
Bunting, F. 8...... 8661) Buttelman, J. H.... 3811 
Bunting, T. H...... 884?| Butterfield, O. W... 3028 
Burch, Hiram...... 8143) Butters, A. F....... 3368 
Bureb. Hi. Wx. oscae 8713/ Butters, C. B....... 8262 
Burch we. Ci, weiaeee 4092/ Butts, A. W........ 3298 
Burch, O.-E ie b.c0% 3895) Butts; PL Sica os wc 3778 
Burch, Wi-Az. see '3901) Buxton, A. J. 3351, 
Burchard, J. L.....; 3502 8371, 8561 
Burchett, William... 3511) Buxton, E.O....... 304? 
Burchitt; J.: Ase... 3611/ Buxton, J. W....... 3512 
Burdeshaw, R. W... 4123| Buzza, Be Aik de 3112 
Burdick, F. H. A... 401%/Buzza, W. B....... 8111 
Burdsall, Edmund.. 8051] Buzzell, F. L....... 2992 
Bures, 0. L.... 3541, 3551/Byerly, A. C....... 3611 
Burge, G. H... 3411, 3481|Byerly, W. R....... 3682 
Burgess, O.W...... 385?|Byers, G. W....... 3948 
Burgess, John...... 3193/Byram, ©. E, 3101, 
Buri, A. Bee... 55 3201 3118, 3952 
Burk, Js Meant ce.e 8685) Byrd, G..T 2.206 4298 
Burk, M. R. M...... 8681 Byrd, HEDsece .. 4158 
Burkes: Go./ea crt sate 3748|Byrkit, G. W....... 3202 
Burkey Io... Shee 8538 
Burke, Wi. Fy... 3652 5. 
Burkhardt, Carl.... 2902/Cable,G. E......... 3738 
Burkhardt,Heinrich. 2872/Cable, M. M....... 8663 
Burkitt, D. C...... 3612/Cable, W. H....... 3668 
Burkitt, W. L..\... 364?|Cadle, A. G........ 3678 
Burks, J. A....... “, 3603/Cadman, T. H...... 3568 
Burleigh, C. H...... 3101 Cadwell, E. W...... 3472 
Burley, Robertson.. 3511/Cady, 0. T......... 3368 
Burling; WiC... 8913| Cady, H. O......... 39138 
Burnes, G. W....... 8781| Cady; M, E...0t00, 3911 
Burnett, C. S.. 3641, 8653) Cage, G. A. W...... 2972 
Burnett, G. M...... 3182|Cahoon, G. A....... 3813 
Burnett, H. D...... S183} Cain, «CIN. saniciies 3621 
Burnett, J. 8....... 4043/Cain, F. M...... «+. 8833 
Burnett, W. Q...... 8821) Cain, W. Js... .s.de. 318? 
Burnett, W. 8. R... 3861|Calder, A. B........ 8862 
Burnip, Robert..... 3693|Calder, F. H........ 3348 
Burns, A. W..... ... 3433/Caldwell, A. W..... 4292 
Burns, H. M....... 8113) Caldwell, Frank 3642, 3653 
Burns J.P ss 8, 811%¢Caldwell, Joseph.... 3913 
Burns, William... .. 888?/ Caldwell, J. M..... 3903 





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Caldwell, L. B....,. 368? 
Caltee, Di W...... 8503 
Calhoun, J. D......\ 38373 
Calhoun, William... 311! 
Calhoun, W. 8..... 361! 
Calkins Hy Rai seca 3902 
Culkins, L. W.:.... 3438 
Calkins, Sylvester... 3321 
Callaghan, Robert... 378! 
Callaghan, R. H..... 3771 
Callen, M. M....... 3431 
Callister, Joseph.... 3538 
Calloway, J. B.. ... 4131 
Calton, HON Eis 3933 
Calvert, Ax di.. 5.0. 3561 
Calvert, Greenlee... 3641 
Calvert, Jolin....... 3158 
Calvert, W. H...... 3182 
Calvin, J Pes cmne 4212 
Cameron, Albert.... 3838 
Cameron, D. W.... 2941 © 
Cameron, H. N..... 3738 
Canjeron, J. R...... 3852 
Camp, Alonzo...... 8868 


Campbell, Alonzo... 3898 
Campbell, A. B. 362}, 3641 


Campbell, A. M.... 362! 
Camphell, D. D..... 3993 
Campbell, D. H..... 333? 
Campbell, E. A.... 3482 
Campbell, F..A..... 3153 
Campbell, G. E..... 3991 
Campbell, G. W. 3251, 3262 
Campbell, H. G. 368}, 
3702, 3851 
Campbell, H. M.... 3462 
Campbell, J. F..... 3652 
Campbell, J. G..... 3462 
Campbell, J. M..... 375? 
Campbell, J. S...-... 3101 
Campbell, J. W..... 3128 
Campbell, J. W..... 833? 
Campbell, Lewis.... 3715 


Campbell, L. M’K.. 


Campbell, R. C.... 40938 
Campbell, R. J..... 4212 
Campbell, 8S. W..... 8058 
Campbell, T. H..... 3583 
Campbell, W. J.... 832! 
Canaday, T. A...... 3611 
Canfield; J.) Te. ot: 3968 
Canfield, Roswell... 3953 
Cannom, G. F...... 820! 
Cannoni'Cs; Be .at es 8692 
Cannon, C, P.. 4183, 4148 
Cannon, H. H...... 8453 
Cannon, J. R....... 4041 - 
Canon, Waehh wis 3702 


Cansfield, Hartley... 8821 
Cantine, R. 8. 3502, 
3741, 8753 
Cantrell, J. W. 3171, 8183 
Caple, G) Bet. ..0. 3803 
Carboneri, Giacomo, 2962 


Wardees Jia). eee 3513 
Carder, DJF. 5 i ¢ 3843 
Cardus, Thomas.... 3963 
Cardwell, J. L..... 3683 
Cardwell, J. W..... 3678 
Carey, J. R........ 3652 
Carey, J. W......... 874! 
Carey, 8. Wee... 004 8042 
Carhart, A. E...... 40132 
Carithers, W. B.... 2983 
Carland, Patrick 3031, 3042 
Carley, Mid), hie 8318 
Carlin, P..C........ 3642 


Carlisle, J. W. H... 3432 
Carlos, C. R.uw...... 8622 





Carlson, Adolph.... 4272 


Carmichael, G. C.... 3563 
Carmichael, J.H. 3311,3332 
Carnes, J. Hotes s5. B48! 


Carnes, 8. W....... 3768 
Carnine, ROA. eve: 2978 
Carns; 'd-, Bu cid-k0a..cdT12 
‘Carns, J. M........ 3628 
‘Carpenter, A. T.... 3693 


Carpenter, Charles.. 3971 
Carpenter, C. E.... 3571 
Carpenter, C. K. 3891, 3912 


Carpenter, D. M.... 3113 
Carpenter, H. A.... 3983 
‘Carpenter, L. B..... 3662 
Warr: HEB cas east 3612 
Game Ga Be aac oss 3122 
Warr, (Ge Wie beck cneie 3701) 
Carrs J PMY kas 3302 | 
Carr Rie Hee sake 3643, 
Gare Whe dig mcs cas 8701 
Crag WV RO Re, «00 3372 
Warrel: Mi) oie )oc sk 3441 
Carrico, WeDie. iin 383! | 
Carroll, J. M.. 4111, 4123| 
Carroll. July. we sas 3831) 
Carroll, J; W..2.... 3833 
@arrol; Pi Ps. iss.cs 8972 
Carroll, Py vies: 4228 
@arroll, So Ies.kecse 3512 
Carroll, U.S. Geis. 3833 
@arryer, 0s We oo: 3972 
arson, Bo Dies 2<tk 3633 
Carson, J. W....... 3202, 
Carson, Presley..... 3623 


Carson, Robert..... 3648 


Carson, Thomas.... 3701] 
Carson. DT, Cot. aes 8972 
Carson, William..... 3642; 
Garten AC. 2 .\, 4163) 
Carter, Byram...... 3472 
Carter, Daniel...... 359?) 
Warten, (Gz) Wisse «4: 8321 
Carter, J, M.A ss. 3931 
Carter, L. S.......,+ 383? 
Carter, RK. Hage... 3598 
Carter, RR. Mi... 3878 
Warter, TBs «teres 3703 
Carter, W..C....... 8928 
@artet; Wis Hid. 4.°.% 371? 
@arter, Wie Me a). «3 8611 


Carter, W. R... 4132, 4148 
Cartland, A. T. 8412, 3442 
Cartwright, C. L. E, 373% 
Cartwright, Richard. 3731 
Carver, Jj: (Wi. 6 i vx 38701 
Carwardine, W. H.. 3903 








Case, A. J..... 8491, 8511 
Case, Co Bie u./. Je. 3321 
Case, G.. Wi 2s nie 326) 
Case, Hei Ta ie sis 3702 
Case, J. L..... 8491, 3503 
Case, W. W......-- 8512 
Casey, M. Av.wss.se 8598 
Casler, David....... 3323 
Casper, C. C... 3551, 3568 
Casper, Frank...... 3318 
Casper, W. E........ 3323 
Cassy Te cAGi rere wie, «106 3673) 


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Carlson, B. A...... 3003) Cassatt, J. W....... 30d! 
Carlson, C. A....... 3661|Cassidy, F. P...... 3853 
Carlson, C. O. 3391, 8403] Uasstevens, ©. F.... 4048 
Carlson, O. W...... 4972/Caster, EK. E....... 3331 
Carlsson, Carlee: 3008) Castle, James....... 3822 
‘Carlsson, C.. Pe. ...: 3003/Castle, J. G........ 3731 
Carlsson, G. E...... 3033/Castle, M. A....... 353? 
Carlton, W, W..... 8853)Caswell, E.W...... 8761 
Carmagnola, Arman- Caswell, Nathan.... 4183 
Osa Ry: 29651,.2953/Cater, J. H........, 8592 
Carman, Ay iB ai) rc 3431|Cates, Samuel...... 371? 
Carman, A. O...... 8442|Cates, Theodore.... 3641 


Cattermole,E. G.3161, 
3168, 3361 
Caughlan, J. C...... 
Cavenas, M. O.:... 
Cawthorn, J. W.... 
Geel, So Asse eu) Bold 
Cederberg, Richard. 3033 
Ceng Cong Ming.... 4318 


Cessna, O. H....... 391! 
Chadwick, A. E.... 8152 
Chaffee, F. M >. .... 3362 
Chaftee, J. F....... 388! 
Chatfee, J. G... ... 8472 
Chaffee, W. N...... 8853 
Chalfant, Arthur... 3262 
Chalfant, H. M .... 3733 
Chalker, F. L...... 3301 
Chalker, 8. M....... 3830! 
Challis, Dy ©) vi. sie 8333 


Chamberlain, Allen. 3558 
Chamberlain, D. W. 4011 
Chamberlain, H. C.. 3432 
Chamberlain, H. L., 3562 
Chamberlain, H. M.. 3103 
Chamberlain, N. A.. 
2972, 4898 
Chamberlayne,D. O. 3971 
Chamberlayne, O. 8. 396? 
Chamberlin, F. H.. 2942 


'Chambers, Arthur.. 3848 


|Chambers, E. E.... 3953 
Chambers, E.M..... 38488 
Chambers, H. C.... 3262 
Chambers, H. M.... 386? 
Champion, E. D.... 3603 
Champlin, J. E..... 3941 
Chan Hun Fan..... 3502 


Chandler, C. E.3761, 3772 
Chandler, D. W..... 3293 
Chandler, I. L 3928 
Chandler, J. M. 3761, 3782 
Chandler, L. W..... 3553 
Chandler, Perry..... 2998 
Chandler, Sidney... 3703 


Chandler, T. W.... 3972 
Chang Pai Lin..... 8398 
Chang Shuh Liang 
4183, 43773 
Chang Yu Ch’eng... 3383 
Chapin, Aj Bees: iyl. 354? 
Chapin Jc As ashe 3158 
@hapin, i: Av....,.i. 3108 
Chapler, C. E...... 3698 
Chapman, A. R.... 3302 
Chapman, C. L..... 3051 
Chapman, F. A..... 3448 


Chapman, H. L.... 3788 
Chapman, James... 3331 


Chapman, J. A...... 837? 
Chapman, J. C..... 360? 
Chapman, W.S. .... 3533 


Chappalear, P. H... 8781 
Chappell, Benjamin, 289? 
Chappell, KE. § 401? 
Chappell, H. A. 3702, 3721 
Chappell, S. A. 4001, 4012 
Charles, Jabez...... 3722 
Charnqvist, Carl.... 418? 








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Ghase, (Al Tit Wa. 2977)/Clare, Peter.... 881%, 3872 
Chase, C. J... 349! Clark cA pretences 361! 
351%, 8751, 4353/Clark, Adam........ 343? 

Chase, HS. soc. aise 3753|Clark, Alexander.,.. 3942 
Chases hs Jasinissnek 8963/Clark, A. F...... te O913 
Chase Gee yeni 843!/Clark, A. L........ 3458 
Chase, J. Gov sce: 843?/Clark, B. M........ 39738 
Chases). Sots 8963/Clark, (Cj -Bieiin on. 333? 
Chase, RY AG sc.) 2978 Clark. CB icmcsticnts 4012 
Chase, S. Moy.) 3.0). 8757|Clark, C. Ey.) 0. 3848 
Chasen Th GiWe sas... 8678|Clark, Daniel...... 3968 
Chase, W..R........ 8582/Clark, D.J..s..es ce 8098 
@hase, W. Si. .0s 5. 8803| Clark. (Die Taye ealeste. 3298 
Chassell, OF Boe. oh. 8018/ Clark, DiSWoons ses 318? 
Chaves. deen. veces 8942/Clark, F. A. L...... 4048 
$|Chavez, Teodosio... 4802)Clark, F. G......... 3658 
Chavis, Wi..Moa:. ... 3942/Clark, F.M......... 3718 
Cheadle, F. Bi... 378?) Clark, Gu Ow eae e 391! 
Cheap, Jolin....... 3188|Clark, H. D........ 3362 
Cheesebro, O. F..... 8053|Clark, H. E......... 3901 
Cheeseman, C. P.... 8713/Olark, John........ 388! 
Ch’en Heng Te .... 3391/Clark, Joseph...... 377? 
Ch’en Ta Yung..... 3383| Clark, Joseph ...... 897? 
Chen Teng Yin, 4188, 487) Clark, J. G......... 317} 
Ch’en Wei Ping”... :8892/Clark, J. Ti. ...4.0. 383! 
Ch’en Yu Shan..... eogsiClark, Lie Ch ke 8 ae 3863 
Cheney, D. D:..... 305?|Clark, Nelson...... 3343 
Cheng Ung Uong... 4173)Clark, N.G........ 3362 
Cherrington, E. H.. 3053/Clark, N. N........ 333! 
Cherrington, George 8781\Clark, N. W . 2962 
Cherrington, W. 1. 3775|Clark, O. B........ 3568 
Cherrington, W. P.. 8775)Clark, Robert....... 3603 
Chesbrough, G. W.. 3103|Clark, S. H........ 3603 
Chestnut, Jilin sce 4091/Clark, S. L......... 3933 
Cheu Mei Fu.. 418%, 4872/Clark, S.M..... Gone ely 
Chew, W..C .vs 0c. 8202) Clarles, ‘Rasen 8528 
Chidester, T. W.... 3831)Clark, Thornton.... $628 
Childers, We He 5.48192 (Clarice, Ee athe 377? 
Childs, W. H....... 483°\Clark, T. T........ 3493 
Chilson, D. W..... 8512)Clark, William..... 3568 
Chilson,; M. D...... 3523|Clark, W. A........ 3108 
Chin Ch’eng,....... 8897/Clark, WB ste os 2 3462 
Ch’in Lung Chang... 3391|Clark, W.H........ 337? 
Chiong Hok Chu ... 4173)Clarke, J. H....... 4073 
Chipperfield, R. T.. 8152/Clarke, J. R........ 3628 
Chipperfield, Thos.. 8362)Clarke, William .... 3893 
Chisholm, John.... 8512/Class, Matthias 2891, 2903 
Chittick, O. Bs..:. 3701|Claus, John........ 313! 
Choate, W. H...... 8431|Clausen, G. C...... 8232 
Chou Hsueh Shen... 388%/Clay, C. 8..... ee oeoole 
Christ, Emil........ 4053)Clay, S. S........:. 8593 
Christensen, Anthon Claycomb, H. G..... 3153 
\ 2923, 4363|Claypool, EH. V...... 2948 
Christensen, J. J... Claypool, J. H..... 345? 
2998, 8243, 4862/Claypool, J. J...... 3453 
Christensen, Laust. . Claypool, J. W..... 3833 
2928, 4363/Clayton, J. R...... 3938 

Christian, O. P..... 857?/Clayton, Kynett.... 89393 
Christianbury, H. D. 4043/Clayton, 8S. D....... 38051 
Christophersen, C... 8241/Clayton, T. E...... 3953 
Chrysler, N. J...... 3543|Clayton, W. W..... 8932 
Chubbuck, 8. A.... 898?/Clearwater, J. E.... 3702 
Chujo Nagano...... 288?|Clearwater, J. F.... 361? 
Chujo Nakayama... 288%|/Clearwaters, J. A... 3453 
Ghuroh. Cant sas $321|Clemans, E. C...... 8881 
@hurch, C. Noss: «.,. 830!/Clemans, F. M..... 3048 
Church, H. 8 ...... 3852/Clemens, J. D...... 3118 
Churchill, E. 8. .... 3971/Clemens, J. H..... 3112 
Churm, James...... 8563/Clement, Henry..... 4058 
Chynoweth, W. H.. 8263/Clement, W. H..... 8853 
Chynowith, J. B... 3512/Clements, I. N...... 3982 
Cissel, J. Hy, ws sii 8453|Clements, Samuel... 331 
@rssell Co 3@.s de aiare 8713\Clemo, F. 8........ 8172 
Clack, W..) dit ifs <a 8323)Clemo, W. C....... 833% 
Clague, William.... 8821/Clemons, B. G...... 3568 
Olair,” Peter sit.\enrt ors 8801/Clemons, J. C...... 3592 
Clancy, Di Cur... 3911/Clendenen, G. W... 3682 
Glaney y(J. Wi./ctoi stetase 8911/Clendening, H. T.. 391! 
Olapp, W. Jb. «.. 8201/Clendenning, T. C.. 38711 
lave, AAT iveies ati os 3121|Cleveland, C. W.... 3863 


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Cochran, Thomas... 
Cochran, W.S...... 
Cocking, R.J....... 
Cocks iG ves 
Coe, G2 we 
Coen, M. E.... 
Coffeen, D. B...... 
Coffleld BN. 3s. 
Coffin, B. Y 
Coffin, Eugene...... 
Comin To. Je... 
Coffman, A. W..... 
Coffman, J. F....... 
Coffman, W. M..... 
Coggeshall, Charles. 
Coggins, J. N.C.... 
Coggswell, Enoch... 
Coghlan, T. H. M.. 
Cogley, J. M....... 
Cogshall, W. I...... 
Cohagen, G. W..... 
Co Kong Ching..... 
Colboro, Wels...) 
Colburn, A. F...... 


Colburn, M.F...... 3 


Cole, Jesse... we... 
Cole, J.B 
Cole, J.D 
Cole: Divide svc it 


Cole, Thomas ...... 
Cole, TS .a5 3 mates 


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Cleveland, F. P..... 3898 
Cleveland, H. A..... 3802 
Cleveland, J. G..... 2898 
Cleworth, G. D..... 4018 
Cliff, W. B.... 3958, 3963 
Clifford, George.... 3511 
Clifford, Leonard... 3898 
Clifton, C: Wi...2.> 8692 
Clitton, Ia. AN c seer 4118 
Cling, gO sr Becuaerte 8352 
Cline, Isaiah....... 3182 
Chine; Wisi Teor eae se 8151 
Clingman, Daniel... 3258 
Clinton, De Witt... 3853 
Clinton, William.... 3483 
Clippinger, H. C.... 3491 
Close, NiiS ier. oae'e 3528 
Close, QuB. 324). S53 3982 
@louds Ga) Cases. 3483 
Clouds, John....... 3483 
Clough vA. Beers 332! 
Clough, E. E........ 3022 
Clough, tteo Me. = see 38992 
Clough, WeL...:% . 8962 
Clower, J. T.... 8593, 3623 
Coates, J. M........ 820! 
Coates, L. W....... 4248 
Coates, R. W....... 386! 
Coats, Frederick . .+ + 8382 
Wopb eG roLisnsse _ 8158 
Copberd sits Nine hia 815? 
Cobb, William..... 3852? 
Cobbledick, H. A... 3293 
Coburn, C. M....... 2971 
CODY. Od eacweterteekne 8585 
Cochran, A. 8...... 3698 
_ Cochran, F. L...... 4228 
Cochran, George.... 3488 
Cochran, L. G....... 33538 


3898 
8822 
3722 


38051 
8208 
4238 
4198 
38902 
3733 





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ColasiWor Mic weriveate 4218 
Cole; Wien ee es. . 857? 
Coles AWreZiaisteestsla'e 8433 
Coleman, A, E...... 4033 
Coleman, F. M..... 885° 
Coleman, G. W..... 368? 
Coleman, Henry.... 357? 
Coleman, H. T. 2981, 2992 
Coleman, J. P...... 8692 
Coleman, J. T...... 3198 
Coleman, M. G..... 362? 
Coleman, Willman.. 4153 
Colgan, J. R....... 8598 
COMPADE Ndi. aerauers 3588 
College, A. B...... 318! 
College, J. A....... 818? 
Collett, E. M....... 894? 
Collett, Thomas..... 8051 
Collett, W. E....... 2978 
Colley, J. R.......- 8042 
Collier, E..8)2...-. 3538 
Collier, George. .... 311! 
Collier, “Gaw. 2. cides 8533 
Collier Wi Ma Ey. eres ale 3618 
Collier, Richard.... 3203 
Collier, S.C. ..2 0/3. 8293 
Collinge, J. A....... 8568 
Collings, D. R...... 836? 
Collins WA Hone: - 866! 
Collins, H. B.. 2961, 2972 
Collins: Hwee. /= 3621 
Collins, John....... 2972 
Collinss (JB os 318} 
Collins, J. O........ 861} 
s/Collins, J. W. J.... 8482 
Collins, W. B. 8171, 318° 
Colman yol. Busca. 326? 
Colony ;By Ay wae. os 3152 
Colt, D. S..... 8721, 8732 
Colvin, H. C........ 8828 
Colvin SEP we ech. 3461 
Colvin, W. H...... . 4018 
Colwell, J.B....... 3612 
Combs 7d. bre cect 8452 
Comer, ‘(GoW 3.'s's.0 2932 
Comfort, George.... 8168 
Conard, A.M... :... 8362 
Conaway, E. C...... 3838 
Conaway, H.M..... 878? 
Conciano, Hederigo. 2952 
Conder, KE. R....... 3932 
Cone, F.A..,...... 38811 
Cones, Meni na 3678 
Congdon, ADE eee oe 3962 
Congdon, N. B..... 8953 
Congdon, Rufus.... 3898 
Conger, «Co een: 3058 
Conkle, J. Tews i... 3298 
Conley, H. W...... 3712 
2!Conley, Scott....... 4208 
Connell Cosi ieestale 38098 
Connell, C. Lie. .s:. 3983 
Connell, David..... 3948 
Connelly, J. W..... 4093 
Conner, Jobing ce 3742 
Conner, J. E....... - 3372 
Conner, J. R........ 398? 
Conner, W. F..... » 2971 
Conner, Wai Hs tas.) 4158 
Connor, Andrew... 8941 
ConnoraGr Sere 8472 
Connors TW ).e.< 3472 
Conrey; Aw eiswsrastac 3662 
Conrey, T. H....... 8182 


QConstantine, Trico.. 4258 
Constein, W. W.... 3593 
Conway, W. E..... 3258 
Conwell, John...... 
COCOA Tre eee 3748 
Cook, Christopher.. 8268 








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Cools; CXC. sek a ceeies 2941|Cornelius, S. B..... 
Cook, De Diane ne 3953\Corner, R. M.....- s 
Cook, Diapers 3592/Cornish, J. W...... 
Cook, D, W-....... 422%/Corr, ie ae ae 
Cook, Be Dacaie salts 8583|Correll, I. H.......- 
Cooks Ho Jsa. ees . 8953/Corry, J. B........- 
Cook Goths te cemree 855? rains oe Asis dessie 
Cook, He Bein. 2973'\Coryy Wet s. ce isierens 
Cook, Joseph...... 8852/Coslet, Alonzo../.... 
Cooked Consens. . 8483/Cosner, F. M....... 
Cook, J. M........ 8181/Cosper, W. I....... 
Cook UO iicssteils 3592|/Costales Dionicio... 
Cook, M. C......... 4083|Cotton, Joseph..... 
Cooly St An percep 3813|Cotton, 8. J......-. 
Cooker Tn Pep sa seats 2973|Cotton, Thomas... . 
Cook, William ..... 3321/Cotton, Thomas..... 
Cook, William...... 8811|Cottrill, Fred....... 
Cook; We Be westas 318%\Couch, C. B........ 
Cook Wid ses tie. 3423|Couchman, A. M... 
Cook. WiiWare cars 8692/Couchman, T. B..... 
Cooke, C.D icine se 3561|Couffer, G. M...... 
Cooke, E. A........ 8881|/Coultas, G. W....... 
Cooke, G. A.....'... 8812/Coultas, T. 1....... 
Cooke, R. J........ 8681/Coulter, C. G....... 
Cookingham, R. T.. Coulter: sCSean sete 
8891, 3911/Countryman, A. F.. 
Cooksey, N. B..... 8632/Countryman, J. B.. 
Cool, Daniels: .... 3362|Courtney, A. M..... 
Cool, P. A..... 298!, 2991/Covington, L. J.... 
Cooley, Elias....... 3428|Covington, M. A.... 
Cooley, a Yaseliee OOOs a . ee 2981, 
Cooley, L.S ....... 3852/Cowan scyac os 
Cooli ge, Herman.. 337} Cowan, Wis Geter 
ene Vic tie ete rele 3332 ae G steerer cs 
OMAGH Gane saiioels 4012/Cowgill, A. T...... 
Cooper, Absalom... 4083/Cowgill, F. B...... 
Cooper, B. W...... 8483/Cowles, W. F...... 
Cooper, C..8........ 8202|Cowley, William.... 
Cooper, E. E........ 4191|\Cowman, F. H..... 
Cooper, E. L....... 3262/Cox, C. Wee onies 
Cooper, G. W..... - 4092/Cox, E. J.......... 
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ooper, H.C... Oxy, Gam aaelem siete 
Cooper, Judson..... ” 3392 Cox, Hen rysseist alors 
Cooper, J. B....... 3562/Cox, J. S..... Seas 
Coopers: dealuiew sae 8491|Cox, Thomas....... 
Cooper, J. Re. 5. .-'. 8291/Cox, William....... 
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Cooper, Theron..... 8992 Coxe, Jal CiWi ee ee 
Cooper, W. A...... 4183|Coy, C. F........... 
Cooper, W. G ..... 8561|Coyle, John........ 
Coors;A. Hoy eat. 3441/Cozier, B. F. W.... 
Cope, (Ds Bien mana 8292) Cozier, J. F........ 
Copes nL seeieenie 3311/Crabb, W. D....... 
Wopes ai. Whaticeeee 8151/Craft, A. N........ 
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ope, Reiss cee 8322/Craft, G. H......... 
Coolant Arthur... 3992 Craft, VAS Or ince ; 
Copeland, A.T..... 8291|\Crago, W. J....... 4 
Copeland, Benjamin 8963|Craig, A. E........ c. 
Copeland, E. G. 3841, 8858/Craig, G. F........ 
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Jopeland, Rk. W.... 3971/Craig, J. C......... 
Copp, William... 373 Craig RoW. 
oppage, J. H..... 22/Craig, W. E...... iS 
Copper, E. K.. 8871, 8882|Crain,W. H........ 
Coram, A.J....... . 8262/Craine, W. H....... 
Corbett, F. W...... 8441/Crall, C. W......... 
Corbett, L. W...... 4043|Cramer, Albert. 312', 
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Corfman, A. C...... 3531/Crampton, B. A.... 
Corkhill, C. E...... 8193/Crandall, C, E...... 
Corkhill, T. E....... 8193/Crandall, E. M..... c 
Corkill, T. Hoan. - 4182/Crandall,S. C...... 
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Crane sOe Aue ie tine 2068) Cross, Mi Seats. cco 3518/Curtis, Hiram...... 8153| Davies, J. P........ 3918 
Crane, C.F .....:.. 8378|Cross, S. J.... 8461, 8488/Curtis, O. A........ 3902|Davies, W. W...... 3782 
Crane, D. W 8552) Cross, W. A........ 3641/Curtis, W. S........ 4211/Davis, Anderson... 3793 
Crane, Frank....... 8901|Cross, W. A........ 3922/Curtiss, W.H...... 3982] Davis, Arminius.... 381! 
Crane, H. A... 3971, 3993/Crossman, James... 3501 Curts, Lewis....... 3908) Davis, An Elec a, 3183 
CIN 0l Be 3492/Crosthwaite, A. C.. 8158/Cushing, ©.,W...... 3963| Davis, A. J........ 8261 
rane dsiwijrast sc 8608|Crouch, J. A.....:.. 8758/Cushman, W. W... 3121 Davis, Cass......... 8898 
Crane, Rs. Co... ee 8318|Crouch, J. M....... 3112/Cusic, H. Mees a5 3622| Davis, C, F........ 388) 
Crane, Re Wei... 8291)Crouch, Thomas.... 8258/Custer, A. R........ 8303) Davis, C. H........ 8622 
Crapp, William..... 3362] Crouse, Samuel..... 3291/Cuthbert, A. R. 8682, 3702 Davis, C. 8... 4281, 4299 
Craven, E.8....... 3342|/Crow, Nathan...... 3641/Cutler, F.B......... 372?|Davis, D. J........ 3733 
Craven, R. M....... 3172|/Crowder, J. S....... 8458 Davis, D.S........ 3153 
Craven, William.... 8911/Crowder, L. O...... 3683 D Davis, E. A........ 8832 
Cravens, 8. H...... 3781/Crowder, R. H...... 86383/Dahl, C. E..... +. 4273|\Davis, BE. L......... 3588 
Craw, A. A........ 8963|Crowder, U. 8...... 4293|Dahlgren, Ludwig.. 3513|Davis, E. W 343? 
Crawford, Clark.... 8758|Crowder, W. G..... 8862|Daily, E. T........ 358?| Davis, F. B........ 383? 
Crawford, E. B..... 8918|Crowe, James...... 8992/Daily, W. C....... - 8672/Davis, F.8........ 3773 
Crawford, J. W.... 3112|Crowe, John....... 3488/Dalbey, J. L....... 8058)Davis, F. W........ 3491 
Crawford, P. V..... 4198|Crowe, S. E........ 8503] Dalby. Lc eee td, 8972/Davis, G.J........ 4093 
Crawford, R. C..... 8428)Crowther, W. M.... 2933|Dale, Isaac... ¢--- 3467/Davis, G L........ 3298 
Crawford, William.. 8948|Crozier, J. G....... 8481|Dale, W. W........ 8112/Davis, G. R........ 3392 
Crawford, W.C..... 3483] Crull, HgeAQe cue 4063|Dallas, Israel....... 8291| Davis, GS... 3152 
Crawford,W.H..... elon Crum, Ca Ts ati vs 3042/Dalrymple, C.H.... 3151) 8951, 3961, 4248 
Creamer, G. H...... SLUM: thee Deze c re 3752|Dalrymple, H. A.... 8853/Davis, H.J......... 3982 
Creamer, NeDiei. 8781 Crumbaker, MOVi (8873 Daly, (Os .S oc eccai as 3953 Davis, H. L........ 3458 
Creasy, MeN gee 8933|Crummett, 8. P..... 8848|/Daly, E.S.......... 320?/Davis, H. T,....... 8152 
Creech, F, L........ 3183}Crumpton, 8. R..... 4121|Damerow, Albert... 3231 Davis, C0) ct Waa Reese 8193 
Creighton, C.F..... 3778)Cuddy, G. L........ 2948/Damon, E. E.. 2921, 2932|Davis, J. A........ 8863 
Creighton, J. H.... 3771/Cudlip, J. H........ 8883|Dandy, W. C....... 3895| Davis, J. B........ 4113 
Creighton, J. K..... 8482/Culbreath, A. C.... 4211)Danely, A. AN Gaines 3612/Davis, J. F........ 3653 
Creighton, J. R.... 3562/Cullom, A. D....... 8632/Danford, T. J...... 8783|Davis, J. H........ Be 
_ Creighton, T. W.... 378!/Cullom, G. W..... . 8632/Dangel, D. E....... 3133| Davis, John H. 362), S64! 
Crenshaw, J. D.... 3631/Cullom, L. F....... 8372) Dangerfield, C. H... 4093|Davis, J. J......... Ds 
Crepin, Ernest...... 8082/Culmer, C. C....... 366}|Dang Seng Ling.... 4173/Davis, J. 8......... 3562 
Cressey, Alfred..... 8811/Culmer, G. F....... 8472| Daniel, W. M. 2931, Davis, J. T........ a 
Cressey, C.. A:..... 3813/Culmer, J. W...... 8478 ‘ F 2942, 4041) Davis, J. W........ 854) 
Cresswell, A. F..... 8672/Culmer, S. L....... 3661| Daniels, V. C.. 8091, 3102| Davis, J. WesGeence oti 
Crewes, Richard.... 3871/Culp, W.S......... 3592/Daniels, William,... 4148/ Davis, Lafayette... ee 
Crews, 3s, Best, oo 3621|Culp, W. T.S...... $30!/Danielson, Henry... 8241/Davis, L. A........ Sp 
Crews, Jobn....... 8718) Culver, A.C... 063. . 8708| Danielson, J. P..... 3003/Davis, L. M........ a 
Cribb, W. J. H..... 33853/Culver, H. H....... $383|Danks; -‘T. C.o2.05.. 3472|Davis, L. P........ oo 
Crider, Gos... S55. 8793|Culver, O. F....... 3648/ Danley, 8. B........ 4032/Davis, M. W....... 8878 
Crider Ja Oa.cae acs 3593/Culver, R. M....... 858?|Darby, E. F.S..... 3152/Davis, N. H........ us 
Cridland, William.. 3832;}Cumbow, A. F..... 3098|Darby, J.M........ 815?|Davis, O. D........ 300 
rm AS A es os areis = 3708/Cumming, F. H.... 3361|/Darby, Washington. 3291|Davis, O. S......... ei 
Crinklaw, G. B..,.. 386?/Cumming, J. 8..... 8371|Dardi, Felice... .;. . 2958| Davis, P, B....... : 2s 
Crippen, A.'M...... 8628}Cumming, W. A.... 3363/Dure, J. B.......... cabs Davis, Sprague 2943, re 
Crippen, E. B...... 3548/Cummings, E.B,... 3561)Darias, W. L....... a Davis, 8. vec mes 
Crippen, E.. E.. 2... 3551/Oummings, Stephen 3303/Danley, E. L........ B618 Davis, re nisi steahens ha 
Crippen, GBs coc.< 8143/Cummings, William. 3862|Darling, E. 8....... 4008 Davis, 7 x meister rie 
Crippen, J. T...... 8861/Cummings, W.S.... 3748)Darling, I. D....... ae = a EO oy se 
Crippen, J. W...... 3321/Cummins, J. B..... 3633/Darling, J. D...... B06" avis, co en” 
Crisps AL) Reis 8181;Cummins, J. 8..... 8633|Darlington, Benj... ses Dare Bow... : a 
Crisp. eM saRe.< tine 8153/Cummins, J. W.... 364!/Darlington, N.W... 304 Davis, re Coenceeine eS 
Crissman, G. D.... 3742/Cummins, L.G...... 8641| Darrow, C. W...... 2948) Davis, a a eA > : 
Gmmsty PAG MG oe  iwreless 3591/Cundy, Thomas.... 3051 Dart, Crap bowce : ue Davis, Se re Oe She 
Crist, Benjamin.... 3673}/Cung Daik Ming ... 4173}Da Seong Cho.. 480°, ae ooh Pie Tae ee 
Crist, C. M.... 3742, 3753 Cunningham, Gilmore861?2 peniell 7: Wiaretae ee Davis, Ee 541, ae 
OnstvHe date. aes 8753|Cunningham, C. E. 2943|Datson, W. J....... 3325|Davis, W. ae He 
Critchfield, Asa..... 8852/Cunningham, J. L. 363? eta nery M. A... as Davis, ple e BI ate 
Crittenden, L.S.... 3953/Cunningham, W. L. 3648/Dau Hok Gi........ 4314 Davis, aye ee ee 
Oriia Dri esis 9537) Curls He Dee ai. tees ss 4011| Davenport, Cary.... 421 Davison, ete mek 
Groker,)Di'Cirs .s ic 4047/Curl, W. W........ 8591 Davenport, R.J.3092, Davison, obert.... ee 
_ Crolley, John...... 4148/Curless, H. G....... 305% 3541, Soy Feel yan a meee ee 
Croman, W. M..... 4118|Curnalia, J. H...... 3321| Davenport, W. H... oe Deets aie eh 
Cronce, A. R....... 8912|Curnick, P. C...... 3048| David, Charles..... 836? ee apegett Paeres a 
Cronk, Delos....... 8431/Curnow,'J. O....... 418%David, I. E......... dal bib bs ee tebe 
Cronk, H. H........ 4072/Curnow, W. T...... 3503|David, J. 8........ eb See i Rie rere 
Crook, Bradford.... 3771|/Curran, A. B....... 8863/David, William,.... ats he a ae pas 
Crook, 'C. W......-. 3482|Current, C. R ..8598, 8618| Davids, J. W...... << a, Boe Hoe ys t 
Crook, Isaac... 8152, 3782|Current, J. D...... . 8483|Davidson, C. W 3702, Be ot Seance 
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Ciabhe Reuben.... 333? Curtis, 2: \ea Ue rere 3658| Davidson, Robert... oy eee gi A sista ssn 
Crosby, 8. A....... 8772|Curtis, A. J. L..... 383?|Davidson, W. H.... ek Ae ee ce 
Crosby, W.. Koi iw.s 8112/Curtis, C. G........ 420?| Davidson, W. J.... ae pet PELE! OUR 
Crosier, H. H....... 886?/Curtis, D. A....... . 8821/Davidson, W. L.... ae Day an der 
Cross, Charles. .... 347?/Curtis, E. C........ 5982) Davies, A. i 8 MAE oo eee seteewe eee es 
OTOss ERAS. ates 3331|Curtis, E. H......... 8661/Davies, David...... 3 ? ree hie ers oa 
Cross; Levis oi... 8825|Curtis, G. L........ 8482|Davies, J. R.......5 3883] Day, F. E......5..-. t 





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Day, S. 3833 
Day, Thomas...... 356? 
Dayton, J. N....... 3448 
Dayton, §. M....... 3958 
Deacon, Edwin..... 388? 
Deal, C. H... ocean 2 8d 
Deal, Francis....... 315! 
Weal. Je Bi... ete 318? 
Deal, William....... 358? 
Wea, Ey Weseticstee s 4012 
Dean, E. E, .0..\a 42.28 
Dean, ele Sz Wiearks 3151 
Dean; liv Es 33 wks. 3821 
Dean, M..C ed. 397? 
Dean, SA ww. 3338 
Deane; B. 8....4 2%... 3103 
Dearborn, E..P. F.. 484? 
Dearing, A. L...... 375? 
Deas, W.2G) Le 4092 
Deaton, B. F.uil. 2th. 3923 
Deaton, W. Aw. .ik. 3042 
De Bra; HRs... 355} 
De Castello, Richard 3853 
Decker, A.W... .1.. - 896?! 
Peckers2) SA. 8578 
De Clark, Fletcher... 3378 
Dey hay Gi sik. bicivdnre 3638 
Deeble, W. D....... 4012 
Deeds, J. A. .h.. 353? 
Deem, Re KL. tk 3058 
Deets, IoD. shal. 8808 
Dei Graff, J. Ac.ls« 34338 
De Hau Tong....... 4313 


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De La Gardie,O.A.H. 337! 
De Lamarter, Louis..' 3441 
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De Lap, W. Fi... 3268 
Delaplains, E.C..... 4072 
Delcheff,,M. Di... 4252 
Delenoy,.A. E..... 3588 
IDA OAS ANS ene oe 3108 
Deshong.-A. Hin. 8458 
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De Long, J. $...2.. 3431 
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De Motte, J. B..... 3452) Diffenbaugh, E. E.. 
Dempsey, R. H...... 388! 3351, 
Deng Cih Sing...... 4818] Digby, C, C......... 
Deng Cih Ung...... 4318! Diggs, J: Di...ciieus 
Deng Ga Sing...... 4313| Digos, Leroy...... 5 
Deng Heng Sing.... 4803/ Dille, E, R......... 
Deng Soi Ling...... 4313] Dille, J. B...... seh 
Denison, J..M.. 2931, 2942] Dillenbeck, Cornelius 
Denison, J. N...... 334?) Dilling, G. F....... 
Denman, William... 3441/Dillon, Isaac....... 
Dennett, Ei Piw.t!. 3503) Dillon, Josiah...... 
Dennett, Wesley.’.. 3512] Dillon, J. Wows ud. 5 
Denning, J. W..... 337?| Dillon, T. M....... 
Denning, 8. F..i..... 3892| Dillon, W. He. ...5. 
’ Dennis, BUCO. 6. 9s . 3363] Dimitroff, Ivan..... 
Dennis, G. W...... 353?| Dimitroff, Z. G...... 
Dennis, .H. C....... 4242/Dimmick, G. D..... 
Dennis, Joseph..... 396!|Dimmitt, L. F...... 
Dennis, J. L....... 4048|Dimond, E. D...... 
Denny, D. W....... 3493|Ding Bek Dak..... 
Denny, N. Ee oi. . 3492) Ding Bo Cing...... 
Densmore, A. L.... 3993|Ding Cing Seng.... 
Denton,.D. A...... 3842| Ding Daing Dieu... 
De'Pew, Nida. ox 398?) Ding Daik Liang... 
Deppeler, Friedrich. 2862)Ding Gin U........ 
Deppeler, Paul..... 2863|Ding Hieng Ngieu.. 
Deputy, L..O0..0. 0.4 305?) Ding Iok Nguong... 
De PuyyeO: C.c.M. 2 2862) Ding Sin Kung..... 
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Dinsmore, J: G..... 3791| Down, T. H...... e+ 8973 
Dinwoodie, William Downs, E. B...... « 8853 
3741, 3752| Downs, F. W.. 2978, 4358 
Diong Ming Dung.. 418?/Draeger, E. C...... 4108 
Diong Senk Buo.... 4173/Drake, F..H....... . 2942 
Dismuke, P. A..... 4218/Drake, J. M........ 3953 
Disney, B. A...... 8528 Drake, J. R.....,.. 8993 
Dissmeyer, C. F... 38281|Drake, Lewis....... 4153 
Dix Di Hoke. te 3652| Drake, T. F........ 3462 
Whxgs M7 Biesstepeterets 3902/Drake, W. H.. .... 294! 
Dixons. Ei: ‘Creme 3261] Drake, W. W...... 3623 
Dixon, Henry...... 4202| Draper, C. B......., 8602 
Dixons in Als cater cats 8263) Draper, G.Co. a... 3452 
Dixon, M. P... 3341, 8352; Draper, G. F....... 2882 
Dixon, Wdi.25 sas 8302] Draper, James...... 3428 
Doak, A. Mots... 374! AR ee a al ox pe 
1B Yor Vead Sain Eyer aoe 8291) Dresser, Hap. 3) s.63 gt 
Doane, Nehemiah.. 3348}Drew, M. A........ 357! 
Doane, O. dasita. 24/5 2948| Dreyer, J. H....... 308! 
Dobbrick, David ... 3138 aa ae Ee cade ec satas aes 
Doble, William..... 8913] Droke, J. W......., (39¢ 
Débreiner, Carl 2891, 2902) Droke, R. P........ 3608 
Dobson, C. W...... 8491] Drum, P> W..... a 8003 
Dobson, John...... 3442) Dry, LT. H.. ae 855! 
Dobson, J. M.....- 3953| Du Bois, A. E...... 4063 
Dobson, J. O......- 4012) Du Bois, D. G...... 3611 
Doddridge, J. H.... 8473|Du Bois, E. V.. 2961, 2978 
Doddé, Fi. Bos. ono 3322|Du Bois, F. E..3863, 4339 
Dodds, RE Gali jos 3122| Dubois, G. W...... 3048 
Dodge, Eity Ohi-tae siete 3963| Du Bois, J. H...... 398? 
Dodge: i. Wr eFax 3503] Duckert, C. V. M... 2912 
Dodge, L. A........ 2813}Duckwall, B. L.... 396! 
Dodson, W. P. 4251, 4262) Duckwall, J. L. 3031, 3052 
Doering, C. H..:... 2863) Dudgeon, Richard.. 3258 
Doerr, G. C. T.c3.4 4111|Dudley, 0. §....... 3151 
Dogan, M. Wer. fa. 4912! Dudley, H. P......... 3663 
Doggett, G. B...... 4913) Dudley, J. M...... 3651 
Dolan, Charless <<). 8862| Dudley, W. M...... 365% 
Dolliver, J. J..... 3831| Dudley, W. R...... 3041 
Dolliver) R..H. «si. 6 8912|Dudman,W.F...... 3362 
Dolph, Babe pecs 8481| Dueringer, Henry... 3272 
Dolph, Jobin tc. 88521 Duff, J. Moo. ce. cae 3621 
Domver, Acs Hid eects 3301|Dugan, J. J........ 361? 
Pomer, F. Bails siakeye 3303| Dugger, E. M..3161, 
onaldson, George.. 3428 3172, 365! 
Donelson, J. D..... 3523| Dukes, Robert...... 4191 
Doner: Wi. Tvs gare. 8861|Dulany, J. M...... 363! 
Doney;; Ci Ge sete 8772| Dulitz, Adolph..... 3233 
Doney, Thomas.... 8363]Dunbar, F. P....... 3842 
Dong Gieu Hua ,... 4181/Dunbar, F, I....... 353? 
Donnan, J. W...... 8593| Dunbar, 8. T....... 3533 
Donnelly, T. P..... 8711|Dunecan, A. C...... 351! 
Donovan, J. L., Jr.. 3648}Dunean, A. L..°3462, 3473 
Dooley, J. A... 2s. 8622|Dunean, J. W...... 3481 
Door, James....... 8803) Duncan, R. H....... 4191 
Doran, Frank....... 3813}Duncan, W. L...... 4212 
Doran, John.. 3873, 3883] Dundas, J. W...... 3638 
Doreas, H. F,.. 8841, 8853/ Dung Cing Ga...... 4312 
Dorchester,Dan’l,Jr. 3741]Dung Seng Ngeng.. 4313 
Dore. J. W pitaadaaes 4091|Dungan, G. W..... 3608 
Dorn, Heinrich..... 2902)Dunham, E.S..... . 3859! 
Dorris, J. C.... 3411, 3433} Dunham, G. W. 3841, 386? 
Dorsey, 8; O.04 os 8481| Dunham, W. J...... 3048 
Dorwin, W.S,..... 3852) Dunkelbarger, E. M. 346? 
Dosdall, Gottlieb... 4103}Dunkle, V. F........3112 
Doty. A Aly Se ahs 4073)Dunlap, Henry..... 4033 
Doub, J...Ni 8. ce . 4043; Dunlap, R. E....... 8352 
Doud, H.W eve 3201) Dunlavy, A. A...... 8462 
Dougan, W. J....... 3263|Dunlavy, D.S...... 3203 
Dougherty, F.K. 3442, 8453} Dunlavy, E. W. 3442, 3453 
Dougherty, F.M.... 3872|Dunlavy, H. H..... 3453 
Doughty, W. E..... 8262/Dunleavy, C. E..... 3387! 
Douglas, E. F...... 4033|Dunlevy, O. M..... 3377 
Douglas, T. W..... 3111)Dunlop, J. F....... 3709 
Douglas, W. L..... 3363| Dunn, F. B....... .« 8653 
Douglas, Wid, ..%.0865eDunn, J. Hence 4298 
Douglass, W. J..... 3448|Dunn, W. N....... 3461 
Dower, J. Gases ike « 31/82 umm,: We Deesiss +. 3183 
Dow de Je Wirth or nic 358?}Dunnaven, A. M... 3603 
Dowell, R. A....:.- 4028) Dunning, William... 3981 





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Dunton, A. All... 3423| K 
Dunton, L: M.!..... 4098 
Dat Pais) Bes! 3331 
Dupuy ek 375? 
Durbahn, Jacob.... 4053 
Durfee, Bu Be. 365? 
DrarhianeeH Is os os 3612 
Durham, J. M...... 368? 
Durham, J. P...... 344? 
Durling «Be Be i. 3788 
Durr; George......: 3382 
Durr sALHOS: 1 see ses 333? 
Durston, A.S...... 398? 
Dutcher, E.8.. 3173, 4328 
Dutton, A. Co0..2% 4088 
Duvalsed. Cowen. 3542 
Duval seDe Sars ee 8481 
Puxbury,J. Sse... 373} 
Mwello,. PLNi Aen 3862 
Dwinell; O. Tie... 337? 
aDiwirey dl. Wi oc<s ks <2 855} 
Dye, Wio Hes. ca. pe e298 
Dye, W. M....:367, 368! 
Wierd. Tassie 2968 
Dyer eR dats ee 2948 
Dykes, A. MeK.... 412? 
Dynes, Walter...... 3963) 
AD ese Wim kun iersteso1sics 3861 


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Eads, Abraham..... 2998 
Eagle, Irving....... 348} 
Bakin, -W.-B...c.2% 2991 
Harhart, R. N...... 3861 
Warl Li We secs 3428 


Earl, Wellington.... 348? 
Karle, J. W. 378,379,379 


Early, A. M..2..5.. 3898 
Earngey, Samuel... 391% 
Earnhart, S. A..... 4048 
. Eason, J. N... 362}, 3648 
Hat CoP Wis wereaklaet 343! 
Easter, John....... 398? 
Eastman, C. S..... 832? 
Eastman, J. P...... 8968 
Easton, G.S........ 3051 
Haston, J. A....... 3048 
Eastwood, Loren... 399? 
Breeonty tH, dan, ./ace ae = 366? 
BLOM celia (a) a /cictevotors 830? 
Batons Jie Weeder oats 8648 
Baton, (SasW a. oe)’ 399? 
Wiaton, Wisi As clorale'< « 363? 
WatonsrWNw nt octre-s 3738 
| Eberhardt, Conrad. 308% 
Eberhart, J. G...... 3862 


Eberhart, J. 8..... 8852 
Eberhart, Uriah .... 385? 
Eberhart, W. F.... 405 
Biberle, HH. ise 2872 
Eberly, J. N... 3978, 3991 
Ebersole, G. C.....- 8151 
Ebert, D. J. 8972,3973,399° 


Ebright, P. H...... 318°) 


‘Eckerson, Ray. 3951, 396? 
‘Eckerson, William.. 395! 
Eckles, J.C... 3671, 368} 


Eckles, J. W....... 865? 
Bekley, Be: Woteoes > 8368 
Eckman, J. W..... 361? 
Economoff, J. I....:. 4251 
Eddleblute, L. H... 311* 
Eddy, Charles...... 3998 
Eddy, C. M......-. 3988 
Bddy,.S. L..u.. env enoe 
Edgar, G. M......% 304 
Edgar, J. P..... 2. 8608 


‘Edgell, B. E........ 3298 


Edinburg, Frank... 
Edlund, A. G. A... 


Edmiston, 8. W.... 
Edmonds, E. F 
Edmonds, E. P 
Edmonds, L. M 
Edmonson, J. A... 
Edmunds, William.. 
Edson, H. 0... 349, 
Edwards, Arthur... 
Edwards, A. W 
Edwards, C. A 
Edwards, C. C 
Edwards, C. H 
Edwards, D. L 
Edwards, H. B 
Edwards, J. Ru... 28. 
Edwards, J. T 
Edwards, J. T....... 
Edwards, J. W 
Edwards, lL. A... ... 
Edwards, Thomas. . 
Edwards, Timothy. 
Edwards, W. W.... 
Egelund, Peter 


Eggleston, Oscar.... 


Bolin, We Hes. kG 
Ehlert, Charles 
Ehrsam, John 
Kicher, J. W..# J... 
Eifler, Nicholas .... 
Eighmy, P. H 
Kijiro Takasugi 2891, 
Eignus, M. © 
Eiken Aibara....... 
Eilers, Friedrich.... 
Kisaku Tokimasa.... 
Eitaro Hirano 
Ek, August.... 


Ekert, Wilhelm.... 
Eklund, August.... 
Eklund, K. J.. 2992, 


Eldred, M. H 
Eldridge, I. 8 
Eldridge, John 


Elford, James 
Elieff, Gabriel 
Elkins, L. W 
Ellenwood, C. M.... 


Ellerbeck, Henry... 
Ellery, Samuel 


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Eltzholtz, C. F 
Elworthy, H. B 


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Embree, J. W 
Emerick, J. F 
Emerick, R. A 


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Emery, Reuben 
Emery, W. F 
Emig, Charles...... 
Emmerson, C. C.... 
Emmons, J. H 
Emmott, Amos..... 
Empey, F. D.. 3682, 
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England, J. B 


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English, C. F 
English, C. J 
English, D. W 
English, F. C 
English, Nathan.... 
English, T. J 
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English, W. D. 3031, 


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Enyeart, N. M..,.... 
Enyeart, 8. H 
Enzeroth, George... 
Epperson, Joseph... 
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Ellis, H. A.... 810!, 8118 


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Esterbrook, F. M... 815? 
Bthell, HvC3). gn.% 8198 
Euster, WoT. iil. 317) 
EVANS Dew oyig enti 3845. 


Evans,.B, D..:. «1 8788 
Hivans,. Babs 1 tas (8078 


Evans, ©. W......2 8198 
Evans, F. M...... 377? 
Evans, FW... 2s 0 3193 
Evans, George. 3561, 4182 
Evans, Henry.....:: 3948 
Evans, James...... 3262 
Evans, James...... 3523 
Evans, John.'....... 2992 
Evans, John,....... 3318 
Evans, J. Ge... .... 3368 
Evans, Matthew.... 3573 
Byans,’ MEF oh. 3308 
Evans, Mo V.B..2)877? 
Evans, Nathan..... 2992 
Evans: I. MM. tai 8853 
BWans,- Ti Ds 46-845 407? 


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3782| Evans, W. D.. 8352, 3371 
368?/Evans, W. J.......- 4048 
8322|Evans, W. T....... 361) 
3261| Everhart, M. W.... 362! 
3073| Everly, H. J....... 3652 
3733| Eversz, M. L..:.... 3563 
3443| Evins, W. H....... 8192 
4011|Ewan, F. W........ 3661 
8703) Ewell, H. A........ 336? 
8012} Ewers, M. H....... 8612 
853?/Ewert, A. L. To... 8618 
8273| Bwing, Larr........ 3503 
3241/ Ewing, 8. B........ 4211 
3293|Ewing, T. N... 3593, 3612 
3423) Ewing, W. D...... 8291 
3832| Ewing, W. M 
8831| Ewry, D.S......... 
358?/Excell, Benjamin... 3291 
8662|Exline, J. G........ 3293 
8618} Exner, W. A....... 3432 
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4162|Face, E. D.......-. 3991 
311:|Fagan, Z. W....... 3771 
Mahs, RaZt caveat 2942 
365)|Fair, A. S.....00005 3318 
3012| Fair, Frederic....... 3108 
3403|Pairall, H. H...,... 386! 
384!| Fairbank, G. K..... 3432 
3611| Fairbanks, C. J..... 356} 
3623| Fairbanks, F. E. 3871, 3888 
3853| Fairburn, R. H...... 8368 
3273|Fairchild, A. C..... 3352 


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Fairchild, E. E..... 3961 
Fallen, William..... 383? 
Fancher, Abram.... 398? 


Fancher, Rufus..... 3692 
Farber, J. L.......- 3883 
Barley, Jie Lic ch..00 0 3668 
Farley, R. F.. 3821, 3838 
Harley,cowoois ot avin 3883 
Farlow, Samuel... .. 3652 
Farmer, J. E....... 3562 
Farmer, W.B...... 3473 
Farmer, Z.J. W.... 3633 
Farmiloe, F. F..... 3922 
Farmham, E. D..... 3562 
Farnham, 8. C..... 3962 
Farnsworth, Charles. 358° 
Faroat, W. H......-. 3108 
Farr, M. A.......-. 8478 
Farrah, W. B....... 8523 
Farrell, Andrew.... 427% 
Farrell, J. M........ 8128 
Farrington, F. L.... 4138 
Fast, J... W.iG. 2. seins 373? 


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Francis, D. Woes «e' 8362 
Francisco, G. T..... 3688 
Franklin, A. B..... 4092 
Franklin, Benjamin. 399) 
3/Franklin, D. C..... 366? 
Eraniclin,: De Gente 4071 
Franklin, D, N..... 404? 


Franklin, Freeman.. 369? 


Franklin, J. P:..... 3948 
Franklin, J. W..... 3632 
Frazelie, W. B...... 4298 
Fraser, M. E........ 8893 
Frazee, EH. W....... 833! 
Hrazer, Gi JA eis 3603 
Frazer, Joseph...... 333! 
Frazier, Elijah...... 4168 
Brazier, Hy Oceans 3472 
Fredengren, Gustaf, 300? 
Frederick, B. G..... 4093 


PLAN ccevattcare ee accoa ets 2921 
Freeman; C20 <7. 2942 
Freeman, F. J...... 3433 
Freeman, J. L...... 4138 
Freeman, N. O..... 3901 
Freeman, R. D...... 8432 
Frei, Gottfried... ... 2863 
French, W.. Pe... rai 344? 
Frenger, G.. Ry. .... 3182 
Freshwater, R. M... 830! 
Pretts.ds Rig. aeuee 3571 
Wretz5 iH, Hsochis sens 3762 
Bricks Wil Foal ok 6 3083 
Kriend, D.-Al./as.11s 3832 
Friend) Hi. hci 3833 
Brisbie,rAg diesels 3582 
Fritsche, C. G. ...4 8131 
Fritsche, C. G., Jr.. 318? 
Da ye Ne ee al 8273 
Fritze, G. R...... je» 4052 
Britze,. Weel esate 4052 
Frizzell, J, W....... 3363) 
Frizziero, Aristide... 296! 
Froeschle, J. F..... 307! 
Froeshle, David..... 3072 
Frohock, H. E...... 4091 
Fromen, Carl....... 4132 
Frost,.d), I. eye seie 8192 
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Faulkner, J. P.J.... 319! BHinkeyeWs Hoste 4053|Foote, Horade..... «| 386? 
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Faulkner, J, W.:... 8932|Finley, J. S........ 3923) Foote, J. B......... 3s f 
Faulkner, T. R...... 8831|Firl, Wilhelm...... 2903|Foote, J. E......... es 
Faweett, C. D...... 3662| Fischbach, B. E..... 318°%/Foote, L. T........ a 
Faweett, J. N...... Se Tt Mish AL Bsc el. 4148 Foote, Ry Cots Sates oop. 
Faweett, William.... 3911 tele aie myatemtichae ee ees eee ees sie ree 
Fawell, Nathan. 3011, 3013) Fis Rel aSeyee eave ae ¢ orbes, R. J........ 
Beak, do Hésscss ies "9988/Fish, Elmer........ 3862|Forbes, W. C...:.. 3929 
Feather, C. E...... 3841/Fish, R. W......... 3492|Ford, C. R....0-.0s 3548 
Feather, J. B....... 388!/Fisher, Alexander... 3362)Ford, F. G. W..... 3838 
Hee, GarAck ainedeee $327|Wisher, AGN‘. .oc0.. 8612) Nord, Hin i. rs rrams 3442 
Hee, Ge Wise tiers cists 3042/Fisher, C. H........ 8423|Ford, James........ 3262 
Hees Wistar tate 3053|/Fisher, E. D....... 8692| Ford, J. H......... 3491 
Feese, G. H..:..... 2983) Fisher, E. K........ 352! |\Mord, J. Eee <b. one 364? 
eet ys H..lvastrenaa 3701|Fisher, Ferdinand... 3223/Ford, J. K......... 3582 
Feetly, Jacob....... 8652/Fisher, F. P........ $853|Hord,, S.uBe. on csees 3448 
Felder, Lymus...... 4213/Fisher, F, V... 3491, Oras Ss Wie octets 3562 
Feller, J. W......... 823 3501, 8741, 8763|Ford, T. B......... 3348 
Fellers, Lorenzo.... 3503/Fisher, G. E........ 87/72) Ford, W. Tot... 226 2941 
Fellows, C. A....... 3788|Fisher, John........,826?/Fording, Miller, 3112 
Fellows,S.N....... 8862/Fisher, J. E........ 3491) Foreman, A.G...... 3548 
Felsing, William.... 4103 rey A Se He ee oe Sagal a Bae ma 
WOES PAL Hey. eie'e, ete 8183/Fisher, J. S........ 5 oreman, W. M.... 
Pelt SBM aa es 310°|Fisher, J. W....... 4148 Forkel, William... S01! 
Heltons) CB). assis 377)| Fisher, O..D........ 4001| Formosa, W. H..... 
Fenn, TWh ” 3333 Fisher, Oven ss 4183) Forrest, Bilises peck 4091 
Fenton, A. W...... 8992|Fisher, P. D......). 3832|Forrest, J. F........ 3893 
Fenton, C. E... 3541, 3552/Fisher, W. S....... 3772|Forsberg, J. A..... 4272 
Fenton, W. H...... LLB EN ISKs EHS te ai stayeles 3908|Forsgren, Olot..... . 3408 
Ferguson, A.'T..... 348° Fisk, Wilbur....... 3918|Forsyth, D. D...... 3552 
Ferguson, E. C..... 3681|Fiske, L. R......... 3323] Forsyth, W. H.W. «. 8551 
Ferguson, Grant.... 348!/Fitzgerald, J. B.... 367%|Forsythe, B. F..... 3298 
Ferguson, G. G...... 294?/Fitzwater, G. W. 4061, 4072) Forsythe, J. P..... 3362 
Ferguson, J. A..... 4071|Fitzwater, J. H...... 3592| Forsythe, J. W..... 8692 
Ferguson, J. B. 3572, 3593/Flack, G. K........ 3901/Fort, G. C.......... 3708 
Ferguson, J. S...... 3193/Flagg, A. H........ 3612/Fort, J. L.......... 3148 
Ferguson, 8. R...... 386?|Flagge, G. W ...... 8623|/Fortson,’ W. A...... 4212 
Fernandez, Leandro. 4303/Flanagan, David... 3873?/Fosbinder, George.. 3998 
Merrea,'S5Gikuty cs 3603|Flannigan, A. S.... Moss tls Het seit std 2918 
Ferris, E. L..3802,887!,388? 3591, 3611, $691| Foss, T. E.......... 3263 
MOIS, is Mies crete oases 385?|Fleharty, J.Q. A... 8721|Foster, Andrew..... 4191 
Ferris, J. W... 3352, 3363/Fleming, Archibald, 3771|Foster, A. D....... 3172 
MONG Ths EL. ciate a seke 2991/Fleming, E. M. H... 3652)Foster, A.L........ 393? 
Betch, WB... 2... 329?/Fleming, H. D. 3521, 3533! Foster, Caleb....... ~ 8893 
Fetz, David........ 3153| Fleming, 7 a Baraat 4152 1 at : : BESO co ae 
Fetzer, Amos.. 309, Fleming, T. E...... 3863|Foster, G. E... 3741, 8752 
: 3108, 3452 Maine Wi Siiones 3853|Foster, G. N....... 3262 
Fickensher, Richard. 405?/Flemister, G. Y..... 4143) Foster, Jedediah.... 3181 
Fickle, A. B........ 386%)/Flescher, Charles... 3662)Foster, J.M........ 8121 
Fidler, Sylvester.... 3111/Flesher, J. W. 2963, Foster, J. O....... - 3898 
idler We Bist astcele 3043 2981, 2992/Foster, J..S......... 4022 
Fiedler, G. F. Pai 313! eel = didiel atl ge aaah ee ae ... 8063 
Fiegenbaum red- Fletcher, R. R. 4061, 4072|Foulke, C. W:...... 3122 
onck 5 Mee mW sth 3081| Fletcher, Wesley.... 4203 Foulkes, Thomas... 326? 
Fiegenbaum, Henry. 308!/Fletcher, William... 3881| Foust, EN a 3948 
Fiegenbaum, H. R.. 3233/Fletcher, W. N...... 3481/Foutch, A. E....... 3668 
Fiegenbaum, Wm... 306?/Flewelling, R. ‘I'.... 3483)Foutch, M. S.. 3013, 
Field, A.D. ez .c% 880° Blick, Wi. Kur. o/s se 3123 8541, 3548 
ield. Giese. 4033/Fling, P. E. A...... 4073|Fowler, Alfred...... 4018 
BieldghcAs si... o2es 3321/Flinn, G. H........ 3733|Fowler, J .E......... 8718 
HC] ay Jieidicevs beset v0 341?2/Flinn, John........ 2941) Fowler, J. L........ 4223 
Wield Wi svelereys s/s SES Ming, Ie Waren, cect 3633] Fowler, T.S......... 8152 
Field, 8; G. A... s.: 4063/Flint, W. H........ 3703/Fowles, R. M....... 3738 
Fielder, William..... 388'|Floody, R. J....... 3498|Fox, O.8.......... 3498 
Hields, ACuNic ens 3752/Florence, G. W..... 3982/Fox, E. 8.......... 3708 
Fields, C. L........ 4033 Flores, Epifanio..... 4808] Box. Cum tute 4001 
Fields, eat) San0c5 3173/Flores, Epimenio... 4302/Fox, W. A......... 3492 
Fierce, T. H..:..... 38603\Floreth, ©. W.....% 3073)Fox, W. D......... 3982 
Bifery OW: crusts 315?|Floreth, Henry..... 8072) Foxworthy, Joseph.. 3618 
Figgins, R. H...... 336%|/Flottman, Henry ... 3061|Foy, J. W Orc Apca 3441 
Figley, M. M....... 3583|Flowers, C. L...... 8612|Fradenburgh, E. M. 312! 
Filben, Thomas.... 3518/Floyd, J. C........ 3433| Fradenbur h, J. N..° 8112 
Filkins, D.'G@.o..... 3703/Floyd, Morris...... 3301|Fraker, J. W....... 320! 
Fillebrown, C. L.... 3589/Fluck, J. E......... 39%1|Fraley, F. O. . 3442, 3453 
Miller, Wis Hi cnteeaists 378?/Folden, A. L....... 3153|Frambes, 0. S...... 38752 
Filmer, George..... 8201) Foley, E. R........ 4353/Frame, G. W....... 2942 
Finch, BR. Hi..3). 40 3293|Follensbee, W. G... 3$11|Frampton, C. H.... 3112 
Findlay, J. J....... 3589/Fong Sui...... 2... 350!| Frampton, Lachoneus.4303 
Finerus, I. G....... 800?|Boot, J.Lo c. ec... 8562| Frampton, 8. C..... 377) 
Winger, c AWE <i crate 3281| Foote, C. L......5.- 3523| Frampton, W. E.... 3113 





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Bry, ds De. ee es 3812 
By, esc ees ta 8788 
Fryckberg,J.W.380!, 3813 


MTV Os Wiehe ates 3443 
Rrye, Wis lees ce 3203 
Fuerstenau, A. F... 328) 


Fuhrmann, Alex...., 308! 
Fulford, A. R.. 3311, 3332 
Hulk Ne Li. ee 404) 
Fulkerson, Charles.. 3591 


Fulkerson, E. R.... 2883 
Buller H.-e hs cet 2943 
Mullery Gabe ee 384! 


Fuller, L. $3672, 37618777 


Fuller, M:, B:.s..2e 3053 
Fuller, M. Q. A....; 4218 
Fullerton, J. A..... 3828 
Fulmer, BoM ...0.0.4 8253 
Fulmer, C. E....... 2948 
Fulmer, D. P....... 353! 
Fulsom, A. J..... -. 8703 
Fulton, G. M.o..... 303 
Fulton, ‘I. Heit. 409! 


Funck, Alfred, 2861, 2873 
Funck, G. H.. 2891, 290! 


Bunks Bid) eases 4053 
Funk, J. H.../.... 384! 
Funkhouser, J. L.. 348? 
Funnell, A. J....... 398% 





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Gage, Ca Acorn. is 
Gage, Rodney...... 
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Gallimore, Charles. . 
Galloway, William. . 
Gallup, Jason...... 
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Gammon, R. H...... 
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Gascoigne, Stephen. 
Gasper, Grant...... 
Gates, D. W.....).- 
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Gay + aola ais. 3 I. Does 
Grays Peay eases 3628 
Gearhart, E, B..... 398? 
Gearhart, J. Ro... 3712 
Gearhart, W.'S..... 3111 
Gebhardt, Samuel... 2902 
Gebhardt, Ernst.... 2903 
Gee, A. A..... 3463, 4351 
Gee, sha Wirncaee We 3461 
Geers Galen necnecs 3881 
Geer, J. A.... 3871, 3881 
Geiger AWACg J 34438 
Geisinger, G. A..... 8042 
Gelling) Jodie is... 0) 3563 
George, Dubin. o... 2988 
George, D. 8.0... 4048 
George, El T3242 3713 
George, Mathias.... 3131 
George: Sheaves 3432 
Genkine Here 3491 
Gerlach, JiiCe s:.. 3138 
German, W.S...... 3758 
Germer, B. R....... 3972 
Gerry, Sener ya cr. 4148 
Getcheff, Stephen... 4253 
Gettys, J. R........ 8151 
GeyerWA Gun sncans 3458 
Gey.ensy Galli vans 3782 
Geyer, William..... 38128 
Giambruno, G. B... 3961 
Gibbard, Isaac...... 3958 
Gibbons, A. M. 8752, 4353 
Gibbons, A. 8...... 3508 
Gibbons, W: A..... 3862 
Gibbons, W. H..... 3771 
Gibbs, Calvin...... 3321 
Gibbs HG. acu 3613 
Gaibos cdi Mien ee oa 4118 
Gibbs yNet Haas aa. 3442 
Giberson, D. W.... 3812 
Gibson, Benoi...... 3322 
Gibson, C. E....... 2991 
Gibson, G. W...... 3963 
Gibson, Hugh.. 3352, 8371 
Gibson, J. F........ 3662 
Gibson, L. B....... 3941 
Gibsons o).Bi. te, c+ 4143 
Gibson, 8S. A....... 8948! 
Gibson, W. C...... 3941 
Giddings, C. E...... 4132 
Giddings, F. J..... 83871 
Giddons, E. D...... 4248 
Gideon, E. D.. 8141, 3153 
Giesen, Hermann... 
3121, 3133 
Giesler, Jonathan... 3063 
Giffin, G.C.... 4001, 4011 
Gifford, M. W...... 3331 
Giichi Suzuki ...... 2888 
Gilbert, A. B.. 3682, 3702 
Gilbert, E. E....... 3703 
Gilbert, H. F....... 3202 
Gilbert, J. E....... 3482 
Gilbert, Levi....... 3291 
Gilbert, Paul....... 3451 
Gilbert, S. N....... 2988 
Gilchriese, S. M.... 3398 
Giles, HS oin feees 3738 
Giles, W. H........ 3991 
Gillh A AGE, coca 4043 
GE Gea We arieise ae 4211 
CSUEICIEN S Bagb a sea t.d 2978 
Gillans Dy Ale ce. 8753 
Gillard, J. L........ 3992 
Gillespie, Alex..... 8792 
Gillespie, James.... 3472 
Gillespie, J. H...... 4042 
Gillespie, J. H...... 4332 
Gillespie, M.C...... 42]1 
Gillette, E. 8....... 330? 





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Gillette, J. C........ 3113 
Gillham, J.D. 3212) 3632 
Gillilan, Frank..... 3773 
Gillilan, J. D.. 3783, 4348 
Gillingham, Harry.. 3331 
Galis Oa SO ee vy 3818 
Gillis, William...., 3818 
Glens Ui Zio s sects 861! 
Gilmore, C. H...... 8153 
Gilmore, Frank..... 4211 
Gilmore, J. I... 4201, 4212 
Gilmore, J. W...... 4188 
Gilmore, W.F...... 4208 
Gilmore, W. F..... 3612 
Gilruth, Archibald... 3783 
Gilson, Alfred...... 3552 
Gimson, John...... 3373 
Ginader, B. A...... 8113 
Ginader, J. G...... 8128 
Gana eRe Aen on are 3708 
Gann Se GWi A atoll (s 3702 
Gisaburo Tanaka.... 2893 
Gittins, Edward.... 335: 
Given, Oliver....... 3823 
Given, Samuel..... 3593 
Gawler Vi cose o. 8732 
Giwits, C.E........ 3158 
Gjerding, Elias..... 3248 
Glascock, J. L...... 3048 
Glasgow, E. M..... 3693 
Glass. Dot sh ce 3352 
Glass, RiiCoee Jo aan 3698 
GlassGWisdk. asic sats 3432 
Glassner, W. O...... 3102 
Glattli, Kasper...... 2858 
Gleason, Levi...... 8808 
Gleason, W.F...... 3698 
Gledhill, Joseph.... 3292 
Glenny AGG sietcnes 4162 
Glick, Jonathan..., 3612 
Glockner, A. B..... 2972 
GorEiraga nt). ah.see 3502 
GowUngiGie. see sates 4312 
Gober Wie Rs. sy a 850! 
Gobin, HAL on... 3461 
Odo y5) A. eA sens, 3481 
Godby, John....... 3181 
Godby, Th. Rivne 3183 
Godfrey, Samuel.... 3452 
Goess, George...... 4061 
Goetz, Emil........ 3072 
Goff, Benjamin..... 4198 
Gogley, J. G....... 3731 
Gomes OR MGs. aeolian 4153 
Golden, O. J.J....2 8431 
Golder, Christian... 318? 
Goldie, Howard,.... 8322 
Goldsmith, G.B.... 3603 


Goldsmith, Stephen 360? 


Goldston, William., 


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Goldthorpe, ©. E... 857} 
Gommel, August... 2903 
Gommel, J. C...... 3133 
Gonzales, Bartolome. 4303 
Gooch di Co... oes 3643 
Goods ING We eisai. 3778 
Goodell, E. H...... 381? 
Goodell, G. L...... 366? 
Goodell, G. W.. 3752, 3871 


Goodell, I. N.. 2933, 388? 


Goodell, M. A...... 8858 
Goodfellow, Wm... 3898 
Gooding, W.M..... 3612 
Goodlett, York..... 4092 
Goodman, G. R..... 3643 
Goodrich, HE. E..... 365? 
Goodrich, F, 8...... 3323 
Goodrich, I. B...... 3291 
Goodrich, J. C...... 3858 


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Goodson, L. W..... 
Goodspeed, J. M.... 
Goodwin, W. R..... 
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Gordon, C. W.. 4251, 
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Gordon, Lamont.... 
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Gordon, W. S.. 8341, 
Gorst, William..... 
Gortner, Henry..... 
Gortner, J. N....... 
Gosling, G. W...... 
Gosnell, James..... 


Gould, Bo Age. 
Gould, Hiram....... 
Gould, J. W. 


Gracey, J. T.....4. 
Graessle, Andreas. . 
Graessle, David..... 
Graessle, P. J...... 
Graessle, L. H...... 
Graft, HC oisas Nese 
Graham, A. Y...... 
Graham, C. B...... 
Graham, F. A. 389}, 
Graham, John...... 
Graham, John...... 
Graham, John...... 
Graham, O..H. P... 
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Graham, William... 
Graham, W.1...... 
Graham, W.P..... 
Graham, W. Q. A.. 
Gram, W. O..... sale 
Grames, R.C.....-.. 
Graniss, G@. W...... 
Grant, A. R........ 
Grant, J. E........ 
Grant, J. H........ 
Grant, Sv Hie. [5.3 
Grant, W. P........ 
Grant, W..8........ 
Grantham, Dae. Jidssehens 
Grantham, R. R. C. 
Grantham, W. M... 
Grassmueck, G. G.. 
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Graves, Samuel..... 
Graves, Willis...... 
Graves, W. P....... 
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Gray, D. S.....2968, 2978 


Gray, George....... 4083 
Gray Get We seis vs 8291 
Gray, GoW... .2i5. 3371 
Gray, James........- 853? 
Grays Bc terns vel » 8732 
Gray, MEV enero ates 4092 
Grays Wi Cute. ecoes 3512 
Graynn Wier rederc sere 8528 
Gray,> Wake weeds. 8718 
GLa eieatlesotes 8051 
Gerais: Wie Wil avelectere’+ 2948 


Graybeal, Adolphus. 404? 


Graybeal, D. M..... 404? 
Green, A. W....... 8982 
Green, D. A........ 8433 
Green¥ Bs ..% <mie 38708 
Green ws il 4.2 3863 
Green; °J.-By sce 38758 
Green, J. Nis ss). 8461 
Green, J. W........ 3452 
Greens iGaNioei estas se 4142 
Green, i: Nin... 32 386? 
Green, Nelson...... 8452 
Greens Re Me cman 8798 
Green,, Scipio ...... 4093 
Green, Silas........ 3641 
Green, Tk iia 3911 
Green HDs Rl. ole 8991 
Greens 8.2.0.0. 8958 
Greens) WicAnes ssf 4012 
Green, W. H...... . 2968 
Green, W. Joes i 8592 
Green, We. ts 2.7. 4121 
Greene, BE. P....... 2981 
Greener, J. H...... 2983 
Greenfield, G. H.... 4382 
Greenlee, KE. H...... 8733 
Greenlee, 8S. H...... 373? 
Greenslade, James.. 2998 
Greenway, J. L..... 3463 
Greenwood, T, A... 3338 


Greer, D. H....4182, 4148 
Greer, George... 3621, 8648 


(GTCOri ele Latecters dtr 8268 
Greer, Samuel...... 8673 
GEST Ee Wie telat 3h 3611 
Greer; W.-H... 0.3: 4092 
GTEC OL AGIs 3.a)5)- 2 . 2942 
Gregory Cee sui 377 
LS anehog etic Ion ORR AR Ae 8042 
Gregg, J. P........ 403? 
Gress iG sires. - 4092 
Gregg, Reuben..... 3603 
Gregory, H. L...... 8508 
Grecory Doh. 23 2992 
Grentzenberg, Her- 
DAN alevetarateretate ete. s's 313? 
GriCeN lan wats feete 4092 
Grider, Frederick... 8183 
Grieve, “Wad. b:), 22! 318? 
Gerifting Wis ae! oo 8498 
Griffin, R. b...../,.. 3912 
Griffith, A. E....2.. 366? 
Gritiths "A Viel 3042 
Griffith, A. M...... 344) 
Griffith, C.M....... 3718 
Griffith, Joseph .... 8773 
Griffith; R. H...... 3661 
Griith, S> ING secs 3261 
Griffith, W. J...... 377) 
Grigsby, L. M...... 3482 
Gaim Wikio teee on 3493 
Grim Wi Siac sce 3482 
Grime, D. A........ 3452 
Grimes, A. M.. 3821, 3833 
Grimes, G. W...... 8832 
Grimes). Fa 8773 


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Grimes, M. C...... » 8293 
Grimes, 8. B........ 3458 
Grimes, W. B....... 3488 
Griner? lk Tena. 4143 
Griswold, Charles... 3808 
Griswold, G. A..... 3913 
Griswold, J. M..... 3912 
Griswold, O. L...... 8538 
GrizzlewN eGo 2 os 818? 
Grob, Ernst........ 286} 
Gronblad, Anders... 


3002, 4362 


Groom We Ni ais 3208 
Groover, Peter...... 4113 
Grose; J..M...:. 20. 883? 
Groses Li Sove. 8833 
Grose rls Wiens ets 3533 
Grossenbaugh, Louis 344% 
Grossman, A. B..... 315! 
Groth Ie Core 3 4112 
Grotz, A. E.... 286), 287? 
KE HOVCs See iclet instars 4092 
NOVER die Naseer trates 304! 
Groves, Anthony... 3111 
Groves; Gast tect # 3641 
Groves, Isaac......: 3603 
Groves, Jy Meee i. 3 OL0® 
GrovicssS ileum.) er 3638 
Grubere Aa sO roasts 391? 
C§rubermAwe Wasi. 38308 


Gruenewald, Frank. 3063 
Gruenewald, Philip. 306? 
Gruetzmacher, F. C. 3278 
Grunewald, Paul... 


2868, 2891, 2902 
Gruwell, E. T...... 8853 
GuGsGeWieecacimia 335! 
Guenther, Charles... 3072 
Guenther, Hugo.... 8278 
Guenther, John..... 313? 
Guess, John........ 4208 
Guest, -C.. Bess 3662 
Gulid, bs Thos Se 3152 
Guiler Ars nae 317} 
Goimn, Wie. hei: 8832 
Guiterres, Blus...... 4303 
Gulick, Jehial. 3425, 3448 
Gullets Ci Were. %- 8048 
Gullette, J.C... 200. 2971 


2/Gulliksen, Gustav... 292} 


Gundersen, Ananias. 2918 


Gunderson, C.G.. . 324? 
GunnsleiGerene xa. 4128 
Guunett, A. I... .... 3758 
Gurney, J. T.. 8311, 3333 
Gustafson, A. J..... 3513 
Gustafson, Frank... 4972 
Gustafsson, G. A... 3003 


Gut, Heinrich A.... 2861] 
Guth, George....... 3218 
Guthrie oe Je 4028 
Guthrie, F. A...... 3481 
Guthrie, J. A....... 3792 


Guthrie, 8. L.. 3352, 
3363, 4353 
Gwynn, E.8-J..... 8973 


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‘)/Haake, F. W. B. 2861, 2872 


Haass. Mis. se 8781 
Haas, John.... .... 8131 
Haas, William...... 327? 
Haave, SaS\e.\ ue 2918 
Hackley, J. W...... 320? 
Hackman, H. H.... 3083 
Hackney, C. P..... 3253 
Haddox, LG%, sah 3788 
Haden, G: Wit i.: 379% 
Tadley we O. a yeee 2992 
Haefner, Gottlieb... 3232 


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Haffen, Georg’e. 3741, 375? 
eat kel a Mee orate otal 3602 
Hagenbook, A. M... 346? 
Hagensen, Andrew... 824? 
Hager, Benjamin..., 883! 
ager, C. i 4012 
Hagerman, E. T..... 3538 
Hagerman, W. J..... 8592 
Haggerty, W. A... 
Haggman,J.W. 299}, 
3002, 4368 

Hagland, A. F..2992, 3018 


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Hahne, F. Wet. 301! 
Haigh. | Gaderer tec 3982 
Haight, F. M....... 8261 
Haight, W.-H... 3898 
Hatley, sDsnOse als ac 4218 
Hatley.-P: (Hee. 4203 
Haines, A.W... 3208 
Haines C.cH 3051 
Ea MG eivirs peteielees 3808 
Hairston, J. D...... 394? 
Hairston, Robert.... 3948 
PI VEDstisbeeHy Wis cscelaebala 3438 
Haldeman, J. 8..... 3523 
TENG. OPA a seater . 8548 
Hale: Wii Gueseaeis. ots 3648 
ELE GSaNVicullpementeeercins 3582 
Haley, Elijah....... 3881 
Haley Her Wen teree 3818 
iatey. Wixi nie 8628 
Hall, Ashford....... 358? 
Halls Asa: A 8t sae 4002 
Halll): Cs Cin veeoest ones 
Halll; si Gace seiete 8588 
Hall, BGs Weak te 3962 
SEL STs: se ne* ate ener 4013 
Haus 4 Ghee aie ote 8112 
ECU S Gals WAM an ia 8518 
Halls J ohne gtr vse 8028 
Hall, Joseph........ 8808 
TEVA ie Avatar cree ers 4192 
Hall (Is! Cee ae 3668 


Hall, J. G..... 4013, 4352 


Hall; Josh elt 8919 


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Hall Ooh isis tictey see 3918 
Halll SP onkei eee tare 377} 
JB ENE URS Bapmande.sa 3983 
Hall, Whitfield..... 3461 
Hall, William...... 317} 
Matl-W. AM, tesa 2988 
Hall Wir chic 3571 
hall SWING fe, de . 8193 
Hall, Wie Wissh sta 3738 
Hallen, Albert...... 852? 
Hallenbeck, J. W... 3488 
Haller, John........ 3083 
Haller; J.Gi nak 8322 
Halliday, J. D...... 3328 
Hallock, L. C...... 3292 
Hallowell, J. W.... 3428 
Halsall, Robert...... 3538 
Halsey,::As Css. oti. 3268 
Halsey, Sabin...... 3571 
Halstead, W. R .... 8152 
Halton, W. (Opts. of 4048 
Halvorsen, Anders... 292? 
Halvorsen, Emil.... 2918 
haem. 0) Ea ate 416} 
‘Hambly, Thomas... 8815 
Hamilton, Andrew.. 8052 
|Hamilton, B. W.... 4001 





\Hamilton, C. E..... 3978 


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Hamilton, C. L.....- 3151 
Hamilton, E. A..... 361? 
Hamilton, Frank.... 399? 
Hamilton, James.... 5448 
Hamilton, J. B..... 3472 
Hamilton, J. R..... 3891? 
Hamilton, M, J..... 4148 
Hamilton, P. P...... 3501 
Hamilton, 8. L..... 8428 
Hamilton, Thomas.. 3869? 
Hamilton, T. J..... , 3118 
Hamilton, Wade.... 4213 
Hamilton, William.. 825% 
Hamilton, W. E.... 366% 
Hamm, Me Gites 4338 
Hammell, J. D...... 3083 
Hammell, J. J..... 3082 
Hammil, H. M...... 3618 
Hammond, B. C.... 386! 
Hammond, D. 8.... 883? 
Hammond, D. W... 3313 
Hammond, J. A.... 3831 
Hammond, J. D.... 351 
Hammond, J. R..... 3343 
Hammond, R. G.... 3468 
Hammond, W.H... 383? 
Hammons, R. P. 292!, 2932 
Hamp. MALS. snes. 3131 
Hampton, J. A..... 363! 
Hampton, W. L.... 4228 
Hanawalt, G. H..... 8202 
Hanawalt, G. L. 3331, 
3521, 8532 
Hanbey, A. L...... 876% 
Hancher, J. W..... 3012 
Hancock, G. E. 3188, 3191 
32} Hancock, Richard .. 332% 
Hancock, T..L...... 3613 
Hancox, Andrew... 366% 
Handley, David..... 3468 
Handschin, Charles. 

. 8271, 8288 
Handy, Elias....... 3208 
Hanes. N.-D.aese et 3868 
Hanes, 5. Mews cess 3948 
Haney, J. Besvades 3542 
Haney, J. W....... 3371 
Haney, «Me 1b.28% Jf2 3362 
Haney, Richard..... 336% 
Haney, Richard.... 3622 
Hanford, Thomas... 3182 
Hankemeyer, Henry 3061 
Hankins, B. G. 3191, 3291 
Hanks, John........ 3201 
Hanke, LP. sates 3182 
Hann, J. G..... eeee 8908 
Hanna, E. D....... 3848 
Hanna, W. M...... 4088 
Hanna, Joseph..... 381! 
Hanner, J. R. A.... 3863 
Hannken, Frederick. 3278 
Hanscom, L. L...... 381! 
Hansen, Andrew.... 324% 
Hansen, .C. -L...4 «ti 8418 
Hansen, Eliot....... 3248 
Hansen, Hans. .2928, 4368 
Hansen, Hans...... 4288 
Hansen, J. M...... 2968 
Hansen, Martin .... 3413 

Hansen, N. C....... 8942 
Hansen, NDT 22k 3418 
Hansen, O. L....... 8242 


3888 
3491 
3518 
3082 
2921 


Hansom, William... 
Hanson, A. J.. 2933, 
Hanson, H. J 
Hanson, Knut...... 
Hansson, Seved.... 
Harbaugh, Hy Oehi2. v881s 
Harbit, N.-Jveoet.. 8262 
Hard, ©. Poe ductavs. 8612 


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Hardy, J.B 
Hare, T. M 
Hargett, H. W. 
Hargitt, C. W. 


Hargrave, C. E 


Hargrave, W. P.... 


Harker, R. C 
Harkness, J. S 
Harkness, N. J 


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Harmes, Wesley.... 


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Harmon, H. C. 
Harmon, J. C. 
Harmon, J. F.. 
Warmon, J. G. 
Harmon, J. N 
Harms, Charle 
Harned, AW.. 
Hamed, C. W. 
Harned, John. 
Harned, M. R. 


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Harper, E. C.. 
Harper, E. P... 872}, 


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Harper, W. G...... 3292 
HPAL DET; NV a. td cleo o 2 8332 
Harpst, Henry...... 3982 
Harrell, J. A........ 4092 
Harrer, Daniel...... 3131 
Harriford, Joseph... 4199 
Harriman, 8. F...... 8528 
Harrington, H. J... 3812 
Harrington, W.8... 294? 
Harris, Albert....... 3643 
PIAUEIS CAL, AD). si ors's 4 4092 
Harris, AscW ise. ose 8302 
Harris, D. T........ 363? 
Harris, Emmanuel.. 826% 
Harris, BE. QO... 2923, 2042 
Harris, Fred........ 366? 
grrigs Wc bn, siaetees 8872 
Harris, G. Mos ese 3963 
Harris, Harrison.... 8794 
Harris, Harvey..... 3481 
Varris, 1. H.. 8412, 3433 
Harris, I. J veces B297 
Harris, Isaac... .%. 4233 
Harris, John....... 3268 
Haris. J. Biss... 8668 
ELSITISs iA eas gta te-- 3938 
Marrigie. Ne) os sre 2973 
FLAVIIS eM AM sia 0.6 8 8502 
ATS Ee on Ae os 4091 
FITTS Birdy sibs steis 4241 
arria shia i-)-\s 8992 
Mlarviss Pogo. sos 8042 
Barris MMi va iets cle « 337) 


Harris, W. A.. 8951, 3973 


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Harrison, A. H..... 4091|Haw, John......... 3262 Heidel, Charles..... Ere 
Harrison, Joseph.... 4088|Hawk, A. J........ 8778| Heidel, G. E...... 3072 
Harrison, J. F.H..., 8389/Hawk, J. V......... 3812|Heidlebaugh, M. D. 3598 
Harrold, T. H. D... 858?|Hawk, P. H........ 8831| Heighway, F. E.... 8292 
Harrop, F. W....... 8183)/Hawk,U. F...:...., 299?) Heinmiller, Louis... 
Harroun, Alexander, 8995|Hawke, F. A....... 3811 8972, 8973, 3992 
Marry, F. M... 3593, 8611| Hawkins, C. E...... 8812) eins... Aly oni. <> 4052 
Harshaw, Charles... 8943) Hawkins, L. T..... 8077) Meinz. a), Hy akeneeen 3062 
Harshaw, J. G...... 3111/Hawkins, P. U..... 3308) Heiserman, G@. L.... 3853 
Harshbarger, J. F... 8592)Hawkins, 8. T...... 816? Heiser, H.'Ounee a 8642 
Harshman, C. W.... 8293| Hawkins, 8: W..... 8753) Heitmeyer, C. F..., 8131 
Hart ASE aie as 28 8441|Hawks, M. C...... 8333|Heizo Hirata....,.., 288% 
Hart, Charles....... 4191|Hawley, A. E...... 8422|/Held, Anton........ 8283 
Hari, UES dude sienrs 3262| Hawley, A. L...... 8352| Helen, G.8......... 4g11 
Hart, E Wi cheek 8883| Hawley, H. R...... 8442/Helm, J. Q......... 3551 — 
Hart, Joseph....... 3363| Hawley, W. E...... 8811|Helm, J. W..... 22-2592 
Hart, J. Wop Ata ie 8488|Hawn, U. A........ 8852|Helman, Cait. \.. 2982 
Hartel, William..... 8961) Hawn, C. H........ 8701|Helmers, John...).. 3062 
Hartke, J. F........ 329\Hay, flugh......... 3701|Helmick, D. M,Z... 3662 
Hartl, Frank.. 8271, 8283|Hayes, Amos....... 3923| Helmick, J. b rg ts 4063 
Hartley, Charles.... 8041|Hayes, A. W....... 3973|Helmick, J. W..... 3608 
Hartley, J. J....... 3481|Hayes, J. H......... 318*|Helms, D. F........ 3592 
Hartley, L. M...... 3753|Hayes, R. B........ 4142|Helms, E. E........ 3962 
Hartman, Jacob ... 3893|Haylett, H. P....... 857?|Helms, W. T....... 3828 
Hartinan, T. F...... 3622)Haymond, Jacob... 8852/Helwig, O. W...... 3132 
Hartrick, Jo Hs. 3.7. 8619! Hayn, W. Bis... as 8131|Helwig, Peter...... 3222 
Hartrick, R. A. .... 3612)/Hayner, J. F....... 8398 Hempel, Gustav.... 287% 
Hartshorn, A. W.317%, 4342) Haynes, Charles.... 8993]Hempke, Emil...... 3071 
Hartshorn, O. N.... 329|Haynes, Herbert.... 4011|Henderson, A. R... 378} 
Hartsock, J. D...... 3473) Haynes, P. W...... 8172|Henderson, Emanuel 419% 
Hartsongh, Lewis... 4011|Hays, D. A......... 8503|Henderson, H. A. M. 304* 
Hartung, George.... 4283|/Hays, J. J......... 8731|Henderson, H. P... 342% 
Hartupee, G.H..... 8532|Hays, 8. M......... 8452/Henderson, I. R.... 358? 
Harutoshi Kawasumi 2893|/Hays, W.LP........ 8943) Henderson, J. K..... 3513 
Harvey, F. H........ 8263|Hayward, D. L..... 8652| Henderson, J. L.... 4092 
ttarvey, iG: Riss 2. ¢ 8972| Hayward, F. L..... 8662| Henderson, 8. H.... 354% 
Harvey, H. L... 3809}, 310?|Hayward, J. Il..... 3862|Henderson, W. H... 2992 
Harvey,:d%@) sat.t'% 8693|Haywood, B. 8..... 3551) Henderson, W. H... 3973 
Harvey, JiBs..0 92! 8483|Haywood, C. F..... 8718| Hendricks, T. H.... 3862 
Harvey, J. 8.. 382}, 384%|Hazard, Leonard.... 8823|Hendrickson, J. T.. 4063 - 
Harvey, R. EB... ...: 866:|Hazelton, 'T.J...... 8093) Hendricksson, J. E. 300% 
Harvey, 8. W...... 4193|Hazleton, J. O...... 3953 |Henke, C.F... 3281 
Harvey, Wo Woi. ss 3653|Hazlett, A. L..... » 4331|Henke, E. W....... 3282 
Harwood, R. A.... 3893|Hazzard, A.C...... 8752/Henn, H. L:....... 4073 
Harwood, Thomas... 4802|Hazzard, R. Y...... 3372)Henne, A. N......,; 342 
Harwood, T.M..... 4392) Heacock, H. B..... 8513|Henneman, J. W... 4052 
Hasenstab, P.J..... 890}|Head, M. A........ 8873|Henness, P. J...... 8202 
Haskin, John ...... 3172|Headen, 0.8....... 8481) Hennessey, J. D.... 368% 
Haskins, A. 8.2... 3903|Headland, I. T. 8391, 3743) Henniger, G. 8...... 3482 
Baa, Ty Tal) hia ke 8778|Heald, 8. W........ 3858|Hennon, W. R...... 3832 
Hassel, J. A‘... 22. 8982|/Healey, E, A........ 38763|Henry, A.H... 8912, 4348 
Hastings, H. K..... 8702|Heard, ©. M........ 8862|Henry, J. H........ 3752 
Hastings, J. F...... 3532|Heard, J. W........ 3881|Henry, J. T0320 3792 
Hatanoshin Yamaka. 289%|Heater, W. T....... 3612|Henry, Patrick..... 3782 
Hateh@ Ay Pie 8893|Heath, C. B........ 8452/Henry, P. H....... 368% 
Hatch, William..... 2941|Heath, J. M......., 4043)Henry, W.M....... 8982 
Hateher, G. S...... 4332| Heath, Squire....... 8842|/Henry, W. W...... 361) 
Hatfield, J.L....... 877|Heath, Willard..... 8423|Henschen, William.. 303” 
Hatfield,.T. ©.. 022: 2731|Heatley, F.'T....... 8861! Hensell, G. D...... 3362 
Hathaway, D. H.... 358%|Heaton, E. B....... 8652!Tenson, Mack...... 4192 
Hathaway, G. P..... 8703; Heaton, T. M....... 8481|Henthorne, C.B.... 330? 
Hathaway, R. } . 8603|Heavenour, U.S. A. 3672)Hepp, Joseph....... 4283 
Hatherall, W. J..... 8441| Heavenridge, Gideon 3472|Heppe, W. H....... 8208 
Hatton, Dus) 522% 8603|Heavenridge, M.S.. 3492)/Herben, 8. J....... 3908 
Hauck, John....... 4061|Heazleton, J. D. W. 8743|Herdman, T. H..... 3638 
Hanges Ost Niss,'acvs 8413| Hebblethwaite, kh. C. Herman, C. W....,. 4001 
Hauge, TM: ).5% 3242 -3973, 3993| Hermann, Christian. 308? 
Haugan, Paul...... 3242|Heckathorn, A. C... 8652}/Hermann, J. M..... 308% 
Hausam, Jolin..... 8081|Heekner, C........ 8413| Hermann, Matthew; 808° 
Hausser, Frederick.. 8082|Hedden, W. H...... 3472|Hermans, C. E..... 3992 
Hanser PAs. 62. 8071|Hedding, M. E..... 8971|Hermans, KE. J..... 3982 
Havekost, Theodore 4112/ Hedges, D. T...... 8481/Hermans, W. S. H.. 399% 
Haven, G. C........ 2992|Hedges, EB. A..,,... 3621|Hermsmeyer, Fred’k 405? 
Havens, James..... 8%53| Hedler, Charles..... 3282|Herr, David........ 3052 
Haverfield, W. H.... 3802/Hedler, Charles, Jr., 828'|Herr, William...... 804 
Havermale, M. F... 336? Hedrick, SW adie os 8181| Herrick, Cordelio,.. 399? 
Havighorst, OC. R.... 359?|/Hefley, J. L... 4061, 4071; Herron, Dennis..... 416% 
Havighorst, E. S. 1. 8063|Heggen, Ole........ 3413)Herron, J. L....... 3298 
Havighorst, Rudolph 3062|Hebner, J. P....... 3063|Hershey, Henry.... 304% 
ariand, ADS cxotetets 8423|Hehner, Philip....< 806?! Hertel, K..L,,..!.. + 5232 





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Hertig, Andreas.... 2861 
Hertzler, A. H. F... 3068 
Hertzler, C. W...... 4053 
Hertzler, E. E...... 3068 
Herzer, C. G....... 3138? 
Herzer, Herman.... 3138 
Herzog, W. K....... 806? 
Hess, Casper....... 3228 
HESS. eda (ikl ere cpecelatore 3831 
Hess, Martin....... 3038 
Hessel, L. J........ 308? 
Hester, C. E........ 3483 
Hester, E. K.D..... 392! 
Hester, F. A....... 3472 
Lester, OM ae. ere 351? 


Hester, W. M’K.... 


Hestwood, John.... 365! 
Hestwood, J. F..... 8852 
Hewes, M. A...... . 3611 
Hewett, C. W..2921, 2938 
Hewitt, S. P....... 3423 
Hewson, R./L...... 3332 
Piatt, Ay Jes ee poe 3292 
Bint, J. Acts. be 3832 
Hickernell, C. B.... 358? 
Hickerson, J. M. P.. 2948 
Hickey, G@. 8....... 3422 
Hickey, Manasseh.. 332! 
Hickman, G.W..... 3812 
Hickman, H. J..... 3733 
Hickman, J. W..... 304? 
Hickman, M. C.... 3578 
Hickman, R.'L...... 373! 
Hickman, S. M..... 3291 
Hickman, W.H.... 3461 
Hicks,) Beilin cc tios 2991 
MACKS, (Ga Sis eisten iene 3422 
Hicks, H.W........ 3321 
HLCKS 2 cE sieves 357) 
BALK Sof skys cioreinpeia ste 3111 
Hicks, To) Hiei... ... 8173 
Hicks, W. C........ 3332 
Hickson. R. L...... 4363 
Hiden, G. A... 3002, 

4362, 4368 
Hierholzer, John.... 411? 
Higbie, Alfred..... - 350! 
Higbie, F, E...... +» 38598 
Higgins, D. J....... 38873 
Higgins, T. C...... 332) 
Bi oh MAA sis oste 3713 
J BOTS) IRI CO Era a . 373! 
Hightshoe, A. B.... 320? 
Higley, E. E....... . 8113 
Highleyman, R. R.. 3692 


Hilberry, H. K. 3521, 
Hilbish, J. M....... 
Hilburn, Joel....... 
Hild, Rheinhart..... 
Hildebrand, M. M.. 
Hildebrandt, Wm... 
Hildenstein, J. G... 
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FAT OND). sieve oyale nus 3428 
Hill, J. A...... 3251, 3261 


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15 6 Bs Re RR Be 3198 
de hil a ilonig one er 373? 
Leb iad Bip oy iogentae 3588 
Hl Jn Bi ewete waa 3058 
HD IS cea gee ates 8332 
Let PisHap natn odae 3798 
EULA Rao Aa nonode 858? 
PUTT De Wescsjow eicieies 359? 
Hilly Jo, Wieticti gee ¢ 3618 
BET Ta Wate sic tetas 4152 
Hill, -Moses,...:...6 5 329} 
MSV Ba oe aave 3612 
JODSE EU Oi ee an bcadoue 3498 
HA ea ieeAGe a aisio's.oiete 4148 
HA Wie Biss ais. wiv 3588 
Haar I eye. 3112 
Hillary, Reiley..... 4213 
Pliers Cs Cob verse 2971 
Hiller, G. E...... 3132 
Hillerud, Martinus.. 3248 
Hilliard, J. M...... 347? 
Hilliard, S. M...-... 3912 
Hillman, J. L...... 3772 
Hillner, August..... 2878 
olimer, cAC Wh cis\ sien 8231 
Hiimer; Hs. Ye. 3222 
‘Hilmer, Hs a). oso 8232 
Halimers Weg es., 3238 
Hilpert, Johann .... 2873 
Hilton, H.S......... 3482 
Himebaugh, Matthias 3573 
Hindman, L.S...... 8852 
Hindman, R. B..... 41438 
ads: NG sci. bates 3912 
Hindson, Frank.... 351? 
Hines, H. K........ 2992 
Hingley, J. B...... 388? 
Hinkle, Gi: Bit. 3501 
Hintrager, C. E.... 328? 
Hippy pie Giececc sei 3422 
Hirseh, Bobet. rst 3238 
ELINt Ani Curt; ereracenoe 3911 
LEB Gre) ohn) s eed Aerie cae! oe 4011 
Hitchcock, Alonzo.. 8873 
Hitchcock, B. F..... 3978 
Hitchcock, John.... 3913 
Hitchcock, J. C..... 3993 
Hitchcock, Luke.... 3902 
Hitchcock, W. H.... 3362 
Pa XON, AS ps iis fone 3781 
Hixon, F. W... 3442, 3458 
Hixson, James...... 3492 
Hoadley, B. J...... 2942 
Hoag, Clatiss Soodee 358? 
Ploag, (OnE seehs stele 3438 
Hoagland, D.D..... 3463 
Hoagland, J. S..... 3468 
Hoagland, Theodore. 298% 
Hoak, J. hae ee - 3533 
Hoar, (Bucy. sae 3633 
Hobart, A. L.. 8973, 3998 
Hobart, M. E....... 3613 
Hobart, W s\Torciives 3398 
Hobbs, J. C. H..... 8153 
Hobbs, J.H........ 3371 
Hobbs, M. M. C.... 3472 
Hobbs, R: Gu so.c.. 3613 
Hoberg, Joseph..... 3348 
Hobert, Chauncy... 3803 
ober.) Heidnce sacs 4058 
Hobson, G. A...... 3143 
Hocking, C. L,..... 3268 
Hocking, 8. J.. 3173, 4323 
Hodee, JC. ase cs es 3683 
Hodge, J idl csyeseu 3313 
Hodge, J. W....... 3583 
Hodge, il: Hiss Vion 3683 
Hodgetts, Alfred... 3713 
Hodgson, F. D..... 3982 
Hodgson, T. G..... 2991 















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Ho Dieu Ieu........ 4173| Holmes, W.'L..... . 3442 
Hoehle, William.... 3273)Holmgren, F, G...: 3008 
s|Hoerger, George.... 405?)Holmqvist, N. J.... 301 
Alle kay sige yd OL Ae pee oo 3663] Holstad, Julius....- 292? 
Holt, Fo A thine 8181] Holt, (D.Pis v5 -o2e< 6102 
Hofler Ayghinae sitine 3613| Holt, Enos........% . 391! 
Hoffman, Adolph... 485?) Holt, H. V......... 390? 
Hoffman, C.H...... 8911] Holt, John..... sfezive) OBOE 
Hoffman, C. W. 3572, 8591| Holt, W. J.......... 3832 
Hoffman, H. H..... 3081|Holteamp, Charles.. 306? 
Hoffinan, Jacob..... 3583| Holtcamp, J. H..... 3138 
Hoffman, Jacob.... 4053|Holtz, E. D......... 3298 
Hoffman, J. T.... . 3641|Holzwarth, F. J..... 4008 
Hoffman. O. P. 303!, 304%)Homan, Fletcher... 3661 
Hofiman\-85A0r anes 3261| Homburg, Herman.. 4103 
Hoffmire, Henry.... 8998}Honegger, Karl..... 2861 
Hofmeister, G. W.. 289!| Honeywell, I. E..... 3901 
Hofmeister, Wilhelm 2902|Hoober, J. M....... 3208 
1s Uovepihage DRA a a one 4212|Hood, Hiram....... - 3321 
Hogan, Johu........ 4073| Hook, A. W....... 8052 
ogle. Poy Cigsiers ie a'tes 8193}Hook, F.U....2.... 8592 
Hograefe, Frederick. 4052|Hook, William..... 358? 
Hohanclicl W.G... 3662|Hooker, Conrad.... 3663 
Hohenwald, H. A... 808?}Hooker, D. W.S.... 3983 
Ho Ik Ngung....... 4163|Hooker, W. S...... 3661 
Hoisington,L.E..... 8262) Hoon, HW. T.n.0ess-« 8008 
Hokashichi, Kihara. 3502}Hooper, T. J... 2972, 
Holbrook, Aquila... 350? 8162, 4343 
Holcomb, Bethnel... 385!|Hooper, W. S...... 3608 
Holcomb, F. R...... 8198|Hooper, W. W..... 8681 
Holeomb, F, R..... 3751| Hoopingarner, N. L, 3148 
Holeomb, U. H..... 8773|Hooton, William.... 356? 
3]Holeomb, W.S.....- 3773| Hoover, C. W....... 3782 
Holden, A. A.. .... 8752| Hoover, G. K....... 3903 
Holden, A. D.. 3571, 3573] Hoover, H. J....... 4353 
Holden, C. W....... 34382|Hoover, J. R....... 3303 
Holden, J. E........ 3263| Hopkins, Abraham.. 3593. 
Holden, J. H....... 4193} Hopkins, A. 8. M.. 3113 
Holding, C. B...... 3593| Hopkins, Ebenezer.. 2942 
Holland, Enoch..... 8153| Hopkins, F. D...... 3572 
Holland, H. H...... 3233) Hopkins, G. F...... 4013 
Holland,-J. D...... 3932| Hopkins, J. F...... 8183 
Holland, J. W...... 3592| Hopkins, J. H...... 3422 
Holland, W. H..... 420!|Hopkins, J. H...... 4048 
Holland, W. J...... 4203| Hopkins, N..S...... 3398 
Hollar, KE. E........ 4333| Hopkins, T.B...... 3512 
Hollenback, F. R... 3153|Hopper, J. T....... 4122 
Hollett, CG. Me..\acii0. 8301| Hopper, W. J....... 3633 
Hollett, W. E...... 8293| Hopson, D.C....... 3551 
Holley, TO. eae 3641|Horlocker, Daniel.. 3771 
Holliday, Edinund.. 4203/Horn, A. | PB 3911 
Holliday, E. C. 3642, 3662}/Horn, C. W........ 8051 
Holliday, W. C..... 3772 Horn, J. Cs... cc isieeres 2972 
Hollingshead, Jc ds) 8808 orn, Vs His. esta. 4203 
Hollingshead, J. 8.. 3303)Hornady, W. H. D.. 3552 
Hollingshead, W. B. Hornbeck, M, D.... 2972 


2982, 3341, 8351|Horne, J. W... 3342, 


Hollingsworth, E. L. 3052 3641, 3661 
Hollingsworth, J. H. 3461)Horner, E. R.....:. 3353 
Hollington, Ambrose. 3582]Horner, Joseph..... 3742 
Hollington, R.D.... 3583}Horner, J. W...... 8423 
Hollingworth, A. J.. 3151|Horner, 8S. W....... 8322 
Hollister, D. M..... 8733|Horney, C. H....... 3232 
Hollister, G. E...... 8423) Horney, J. B....... 361! 
Hollister, J. E...... 8301|Horney, J. F...... 3614 
Hollman, F. H...... 3063] Hornibrook, 8. E 2981,2993 
Holloway, J. B...... 8753|Horr, 8. l.......... 3443 
Holm, Adam........ 3853] Horst, J. H........ 3134 
Hotm SHS iSe. sant 8913| Horswell, Charles... 3663 
Holman, F. O..... . 8872) Horswell, J. R...... 365? 
Holman, Matthew... 4142/Horton, A. A....... 3112 
Holmes, A. J....... 3332| Horton, E. R.. 8351, 3372 
Holmes, ©. At... 3723) Horton, G. W...... 3263 
Holmes, D. J....... 3902| Horton, Jacob...... 3323 
Holmes, E. M...... 3653| Horton, L. W....... 3093 
Holmes, G. 8....... 8733|Hosford, G. L...... . 8152 
Holmes, Na Hee 22... 8732|Hoskyn, J. H...... 386% 
Holmes, O. W...... 8292/Hoskins, William... 2992 
Holmes, /W.) Ass «sis. 4143|Hoskyn, Edward... 3763 
Holmes, W.H...... 8913|Hosman, E. E..... . 872) 


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Hotchkiss, N. L.... 3708/Huft, P. D......... 3431) Hurlburt, R. F...... 320!|\Ivison, James...... 3401 
Hotchkiss, R. V.... 3682/Huftaker, Eb.. 3491, 3511 Hurlstone, Albert... 8491|Iwert, Charles...... 3282 
Houchins, C.D..... 368?| Huttman, G. H...... 3733|Hurni, Gottlieb..... 808! |Izard, G. J......... 4911 
Houck, E. R... 3801, 3812|Huttman, L. 8... 358°|Hurrell, Jacob...... 3852|Izer, G. W......... 3732 
Houen, Johan...... 2918|Huffman, P. B...... 362?|Hurtigs, K. J....... 3003 
Hough, A. M....... 375?) Hug, Eduard....... 286?|Hu Sing Ni........ 4172 J 
Hough "Day ol. 4191) Hughart, E. M. 8171, 8188|Hushour, Benias.... 8533|Jacklin, J. E....... 3329 
Houghton, H. L. 3551, 3572 Hughes, Bird....... 818?) Husted, A: E...,<. 8733| Jackson, Arthur.... 419? 
Houghton, H. W... 3852/Hughes, ©. A....... 3782/Huston, H. J....... 3893) Jackson, A. N, 4131, 
Houghton, L. L.... 832!/Hughes, C. S....... 3848|}Huston, J. M...... 8302 4143, 4152 
Houghton, O. A.... 399!|/Hughes, E.L....... 2942)Huston, J. W...... 2998| Jackson, B. F...... 38778 

BELO Weer oWie law 5 3533 Hughes, G. A...... 3523|Hutcherson, F. A... 3472|Jackson, B. S...... 4092 
Houlgate, J. E. 3148, Hughes, G. M...... 8661|Hutcherson, W. E.. 4212/Jackson, Berry..... 4158 
3871, 388?|Hughes, James..... 3702| Hutchings, E. E.... 3981/Jackson, C. H...... 3291 
Houpt Jie Wieesee ts 3472|Hughes, J. E...... 368!) Hutchings, G. E.... 3992/Jackson, E. L...... 4192 
House, Micajah..... 3632| Hughes, J. T....... 365?|Hutchinson, B. W.. 3832/Jackson, F. M...... 3661 
House, T.M. 3602,3681,370!| Hughes, J. W....... 4073|Hutchinson, H. C... Jackson, H. Gi! 426 8901 
Household, Harry... '3733|Hughes, M. 8........ 3882 305%, 4353|Jackson, H. S...... 3802 
Houser, F.M....... 3592| Hughes, Rowland... 294%/Hutchinson, H. E... 369%/Jackson, Jacob..... 4238 
Hou Menon ces gitve 8383| Hughes, R. B.. 3011, 3022|Hutchinson, James.. 4193/Jackson, James..... 3328 
Hou Wan. Your. 452 3392] Hughes, Samuel.... 389%|Hutsinpiller, S. D.. 3112/Jackson, James..... 4142 
Hover, Cornelius.... 3652/Hughes, T. B....... 320?) Hutton, M. L.. 8871, 3881/Jackson, James 4372, 4373 
Hover, W. H....... 8103/Hughes, W. F...... 3191) Hwang Tsz Sing 4183, 4373| Jackson, John...... 4213 
POwISge PAs eis rec 3811) Hughson, O. G...... 350!|Hyde, A. A... 2961, 2973/ Jackson, J. C...... 3768 
ovis: Wiesbere acs 3468/Hughston, P. T.... 3993)Hyde, A. B........ 2971| Jackson, J. C., Sr.. 3772 
Howard, Elisha..... 3942/Hulbert, N. E...... 3301/Hyde, B. F......... 3602|Jackson, J. J....... 3291 
Howard, F. G.. 3442, 3462/Hulbert, William... 3501/Hyde, H. E........ 3992|Jackson, J. W..... 3641 
Howard, H.C...... B8ss halls ON SP Ae aes Meg 8104) Ey Ae solos att ee ate/s 89y2|Jackson, L. H. 4111, 4123 
Howard, R. E...... 8558| Hull, E. D......... 892!|Hyde, M. B........ 8473| Jackson, L. J...... 4201 
Howard, W. C. 3893, 4333/Hull, J. F.......... 8042|Hyde, R. S......... 3481| Jackson, Lolan. 4281, 4298 
Howard, W.R...... CUE Fr UN he 2 eee 3452/Hyde, W. J........ 3532/Jackson, P. L...... 4211 
Howard, W. R...... 3161) Hull, Paul... ...%2- 3261|Hyden, 8. W....... 3673| Jackson, T. J...... 4168 
Howard, W. W..... edge WE eS PACS. isch os 3158) Hypes, B. D...... .. 3042/Jackson, W. A..... 3203 
Howarth, Francis... 3561) Hull, W.G......... 3993|Hypes, Fletcher.... 3042/Jackson, W. A...... 3792 
Howe, Bernt........ 2948|Hultgren, A. G..... 4273|Hypsher, Owen..... 8793/Jackson, W.H...... 4211 
Howes Ghee ios 3423| Hultgren, Carl ..... 3013 Jackson, W. P..... 305? 
owe) .ihi us... ae 362?/ Hultqvist, A. S 3002, 4363 aT Jacob, Arno NB aSAO Re 2873 
Howe; Di Ne. sad. 5 386!) Humble, G. T....... 8803/Tams, J. E.......... 8123|Jacob, Franz....... 2872 
Howe, E. W....... 8773|Hume, J. A........ 8103/Idleman, E. P...... 8841| Jacob, J. R........ 830! 
Howe, G.W.2...2. 843)}| Humes, L. M....... 8742|Idleman, 8. E....... 8533| Jacobs, B. Wy itiateth ets SIAt i 
Howe, JK......... 373?) Hummason, G. H... 388!|Iek Ing Guang..... 4181| Jacobs, C. C....... 4091 
Howe, W. Ey..!.2.: 3653] Humphrey, J. F..... 3615|Ilgenfritz, E. E..... 3662| Jacobs, C. W....... 8612) 
Howell, B. F... 3821, 3833} Humphrey, L.H.... 3653)Tliff, T. C...... 2972, 4342) Jacobs, F. J........ 4033 
Howell, B. M.. 3341, 8353] Humphrey, U.G.... 3052/Ilitf, W. H.... 3841, 8352|Jacobs, J. T........ 4193 
Howell We Ts. 2932 Hungerford, Bradley 3603|Imboden, F. W..... 8363| Jacobsen, Herman.. 
Howes; Cudisels «ssc 3183|Hunsberger, Aaron. 342?/Immer, Andrew.... 3223 2923, 4362 
Howes, G. W....... 3183} Hunsberger, W. A.. 3571/Ingersoll, P.S...... 3873| Jacobsen, J. A..... B24 
Howes: Ji Recs oie 3183| Hunscher, BA 3301|Ingham, A. V. 3251, 3261|Jacobsen, Ole...... 324! 
Howey, M..C........ 3592| Hunt, C.C.7..... 4% 8113|Ingham, H. A....... 8203|Jacobson, John..... 3413 | 
Hoxie, Elias........ 8993) Hunt, E. E......... 8721|Ingham, Lathamn.... 3208 Jacoby, H. C.i. 03. 3073 
PON be BS ose gisele 353!| Hunt, E. G.... 3861, 4843/Ingham, 8S. W...... 8852/ Jacoby, P. W...... Br 
Hoyt. John... 4... 3423|Hunt, J. C......... 4243|Ingraham, R.S..... 8563|Jacokes, C. A...... ee 
Hozier; J. Ne... 8661| Hunt, W. W........ 8992/Ingram, M. J....... $291|Jacokes, T. H...... ae 
Ee SA cB Since site sale 8903|Hunter, Aleany..... 3615}Innes, G. 8......... 388? Jacques, William... 200° 
Huang Wei Kang... 8392|/Hunter, A. S....... $733|Inskeep, J. E....... 8782) Jahn, Gs Ay. n.d. bie 
Hubbard, C. W. .... 333?/Hunter, G. M....... 3592| Inwood, Alfred..... 8753| Jahn, J. C.......... e25! 
Hubbard, E. D..... 4213| Hunter, J. F........ 8653|Inwood, E. J....... 8753)Jahraus, J. V....... pl 
Hubbart, R. B..... ... 3611| Hunter, J. H....... 3948/Toder, A. E........ 8873|Jaiser, G. J........ Ene 
Hubbell, E. P...... 8962| Hunter, J. J....... 8362}Iong Hie Ung...... 4173| Jakes, Charles...... 345° 
Hubbell,.J.; D...... 8823| Hunter, J. K....... 3641|Treland, A. L....... 3832/James, Alfred...... 869° 
Huber, Heinrich. ... 285% Hunter, Jin S406 3041)Treland, W. B...... 8203| James, A. W....... ; me 
Huber, Jz W.. sc... 3132/ Hunter, William.... 3841/Irish, J. E.../..... 3253| James, Edward 3572, Ban 
uber Paul). i. :cixes:2 2902|Hunter, W. A...... 8772\Irish, J. W..... vei. epbe(sames, BP... .<- ae 
Huber, Sables. sic 3611|Hunter, W. C...... 4142|Trish, R. 0.3551, 3563, 4172/James, H. A........ He 
Ha But Mila. 3.)sasecdste 4172} Hunter, W. F...... 8734\ Trish, W. B........- 8262] James, ees ere atetonars ne 
Hu Caik Hang...... 4172) Hunter, W. H... .. 3373|Irminger, L. H. 3071, 8082|/James, J. Toscan: ae 
ue Chin Pine Geass. 3 4183| Huntington, D.W.C. 3151|Irmscher, E. R..... 3062} James, J. A sae cae 
Fy Chic Pinkae. i... 4372| Huntington, E. A... 3993/Irons, C. E......... 3502|James, S. P........ : 
i 1 ( 2 Labs tae ees 3953| James, Thomas..... 356 
Hucksid . digicics seins « 3071) Huntley, R. E...... 3982/Irons, John... . Woy aoe 
Huddleson, J. M. D. 3473/Huntsberger, F. H.. 353?/Irwin, D.C......... 3972| James, ee one, 
Huddleston, G. W.. 3533|Hunziker, Adolf.... 2861/Irwin, G.M........ 2993| Jameson, Hi oad: ae 
Huddleston, J. F... 3292}Huong Diak Chiong. 4173/Irwin, G. W........ 3152| Jameson, WR Bees 
Hudnutt, I. B...... 3973|Huong Do Nguong. Isham, G. W....... 315? Jameson, eee a 
Hudson, C. K.. 384!, 3858 4162, 4173|Isler, William. 305?, 3063/Jamieson, on re 
Hudson, G. B...... 8731| Huong Pau Seng.... 4173/Ison, Benjamin..... 3831 er pare os 
Hudson, J. L....... 8313) Huppert, J. L...... 3283/Itsuke, Honda...... 289 pacar DA sate ae 
Huehne, David..... 8062|Hurd, C. H......... 8793|Ives, A. J.......... 361 Jan Foi Bah i reo 
Huene, G. B. F..... 2972)Hurd, W. W....... 3261/Ives, B. I........-- 3991 ieee Br Renee: ae 
Hueneke, John..... 3123/Hurlburt, F.8...... 3332)Ivey, B. F......... 8453 sane fe Der boa 
Hiuett; Cj Wises .< 2963! Hurlburt, J.G...... 3553/Ivey, James........ 3332| Janes, Lestat p+ 


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Janes; Wit... 2... 8962 
Jannusch, E..C..... 8288 
Janse, Kurl....... 06 4288 
Jansson, J. A. T... 38008 
Jansson, KK. Ane 54 3011 
SATUAON, eel Aces ayers te 3008 
JAQUAY. Web. o 2.2 ols 
Jarl, J. E. 2992, 3002, 436? 
Jarman, J. 0......-. 396? 
Jarmon, James..... 4191 
Jarvis, Kdward..... 3993 
JAVIS, LCV. icles oe « 3692 
Jauch, William..... 3132 
SAV COX, Ce Wiens, oleate, 3912 
Jaynes Ger Biss. - ss 4348 
Jean, Lorenzo. 314', 3158 
Jeffers, E. M....... 362? 
Jetters, J. G...,.... 361? 
Jeffers, W. M....5.. 3303 
Jetterson, Enoch.... 4208 
Jefferson, James.... 326? 
Jefferson, 8. H..... 408} 
Jefferson, J. A..... 8652 
Jeirey, Ae Woe. ea6 3662 
Jeffrey ,G. M.3663,3891,3918 
Jeffrey, Jaies...... 3508 
Jeffrey, Joseph..... 3692 
Jeffrey, J. D....... 3481 
Jeffrey, Laurence... 3491 
Jettrey.s LicW v.20 « 2968 
Jeirey, Wi Rei... 3202 
Jeffries, E. W....... 3852 
Pemries, GaP recs... 318? 
PelDANt, die WL cies sss 311! 
Jellison, E. R.. 4183, 4378 
Jenckes, J.S....... 3472 
Jend, Henry........ 8138 
Jenkins, G. P...... 3472 
SOMA: he Le ue eve 4148 
Jenkins, G. W..... 38172 
Jenkins, J. P....... 4018 
Jenkins, J. S....... 3828 
Jenkins, N. F...... 8351 
Jenkins, P. H....... 420° 
PONMEING IS.) ssc oss 4032 
Jenkins, V. D...... 4242 


Jenkins, W. 8. 328, 3308 


Jenkinson, J. A..... 305! 
Jenks HDi wee... 8258 
Jenness, C. K.. 3518, 4358 
Jenness, J. F....... 8501 
Jennings, G. W.... 3338 
Jennings, H. C..... 3818 
Jennings, J. H..... 368? 
Jennings, J. W..... 38718 
Jennings, Samuel... 333? 
Jennings, 8. J...... 4128 
Jennings, W. H.... 375! 
Jensen, Christian 292%,4368 
Jensen, Cornelius... 824? 
Jensen, Lars,....... 292} 
Jensen, Peter....... 8241 
Jensen, P. M.8./ 2923, 4362 
Jeppson, Peter..... 301? 
Jerman, J. N....... 3483 
Jerome, J. Jee sj... 3578 
Jervey, W. R. .... 4091 
OBECLs Tea srspcianerels 3308 
Jeutter, Christoph... 2908 
Jéwell,,C.. By... 4002 
Jewell, PSB. sss... 351? 
Jewell, Isaac...,.... 8768 
JEW, ip O cate ecinics 3431 
Jewett, EB. P........ 3481 
Jewett, G. O....... 4072 
¢ Jewett, W. J.j..2... 3878? 
Jewitt, SOR ae ee 3598 
Jinshiro Kambe.... 288% 
Jiuji Nakada....... 2878 


Johannes, Frederick, 3182 


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‘ 2911, 2991 
Johansen, 8. K 2923, 436% 
Johansson, C. J.... 3008 
Johansson, Johan... 3008 
John, D. Gs 857} 
John, William. 2973, 4354 
Johns; A. Res... 3323 
COMMS SH eects coe 2992 
Johns, Joseph, . 3518, 433% 
SoMMS Wis Avs ees a ¢ 301? 
Johnson, Aaron.... 414! 
Johnson, Albert.... 418° 
Johnson, Arne..... 3242 
Johnson, A. A. 2977, 4338 
Johnson, A.C. ...... 373? 
Johnson, A. E...... 3783 
Johnson, A.G...... 303? 
Johnson, A. H..... 3958 
Johnson, A. J...... 4048 
Johnson, A. L...... 4048 
Johnson, A.S.....% 4233 
Johnson, B. A...... 3875? 
Johnson,Christopher 299% 
Johnson, C.F...... 353? 
Johnson, C4 Were 3698 
Jonunson,-C; Hats. 3242 
Johnson, ©. L. 415?, 4231 
Johnson, ©. Ti... 3. 4938 
Johnson, D. B...... 8372 
Johnson, D.G../... 4091 
Johnson, D. L...... 3748 
Johnson, Edward... 4193 
Johnson, E. R...... 3462 
Johnson, E.8...... 3870! 
Johnson, F. I... 3521, 353? 
Johnson, F. W..... 8752 
Johnson, G. H...... 8082 
Johnson, G. T.. 3932 
Johnson, G. W..... 3873! 
Johnson, Il. B..... 2891 
Johnson, H. J...... 8321 
Johnson, Isuae...... 3561 
Johnson, I. M...... 3602 
Johnson, John...... 2948 
Johnson, J. A.. 336}, 

3701, 3722 
Johnson, J. B...... 8478 
Johnson, J.G...... 4121 
Johnson, J. H...... 3238 
Johnson, J. H...... 3538 
MONVEONG GO) dele cnc oe 3718 
Johnson, J. H...... 4093 
Jobnsony Joplin ce. 8658 
Johnson, J. W...... 3483 
Johnson, Louis...... 4278 
Johnson, L. A..... 2992 
Johnson, L. B:..... 3492 
Johnson, N.B...... 3832 
Johnson, N.J...... 4192 
Johnson, N. P...... 3411 
Johnson, Olof...... 3038 
Johnson, Peter..... 4191 
Johnson, By Ce /.hv se. 3151 
Johnson, P.M...... 4271 
Johnson, P. O...... 3321 
Johnson, Robert.... 4023 
Johnson, R. J...... 2988 
Johnson, 8. L...... 3948 
Johnson, T. W..... 4081 
Johnson, U. G..... 3642 
Johnson, V.8...... 4091 
Johnson, William.. 8642 
Johnson, W. A..... 3448 
Johnson, W.H, 4132, 4143 
Johnson, W. W..... 3428 
Johnston, D. M..... 8812 
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Johnston, J. M..... 3318 
Johnstone, A. H. 3551, 3668 
Johnstone, W. Il... 294% 
Joiner, Da Moe. 4161 
Jolley, G. N....... 318? 
Jolliffe, Samuel..... 3578 
JOA VACHS teemtont wre 4012 
Jolly, Thompson ... 398? 
Jonassen, Nils...... 2912 
Jones, Al. ssc 4063 
Jores; Aue Ce neers 8422 
MOLES A dep awiae a cine 3148 
Jones, AR eee. 8363 
JONES: HAG ia ser atte 3481 
Sones: osha 3 toe ee 8528 
Jones, Clinton...+.. 3108 
Sones 1 ©. teresa ere 3798 
OME On bres terete 3502 
Jones eh CL Wire .is% 3441 
Jones, Ephraim..... 4191 
Jones, H. M........ 4162 
Jones, E. R.......- 330! 
Somes Ba OMe share 332? 
JONCR Gee sereciaiecs 3741 
Jomes\ Gavia tuslr 351} 
domes, GurNiy ees 3153 
Joneses He Wisiss. seo 4118 

8) Jones, Herbert...... 381! 
Jones, Jesse........ 4212 
JONESH I Bee tee 3858 
JONES: Ji Or sce sie ne 3918 
JONCSi rd slnc eyes 3501 
JONES, ta ar ldt. oe 3638 
SOMES fda uglier 3982 
Jones, J. Ui. Bivr. 3838 
MOOS, Wlcpea art tacrers 3942 
JONES, apace sans 3688 
PONESs lens vets « 8482 
LOWES vitae a. ale 8688 
Jones, J. We... .0eee 89438 
Jones, Lawrence.... 347? 
Jonesy das Nasi se ses 8481 
SOMERS Maeve s ele ars 3738 
Jones: Mirena elas 394? 
TOMES | INL Hause se 3108 
Jones, O. B.i...... 3298 
MONCS TOn We ayetentes 4211 
JONES. See Beenie 3942 
omessthu esate 3578 
Jones, Seneca..... . 3011 
Jones, 8. His. cee es 3838 
Jones, 8. "Geiss 2 4198 
JONES, Sa Grice sate vse 3708 
Jones: De Ae erates 3812 
Jones WL Tie eae 3358 
Jones, William...... 318? 
FOUeS, “Wis PEt etes 4072 
Jones, W.,G....5.:. 3268 
Jones, W. H....... 3202 
Jones, Wave sisc402 4098 
SOMOS Anis eh tae 3638 
Ones, “Wiekleae naee 3148 
Domes,» Wish Wace nr ak 3452 
Jonssen, Anders.... 8008 
Jordan, BE. C........ 3473 
Jordan, Hews sr 3.428 
Jordan, James...... 4218 
Jordan, J. W. P.... 38898 
Jordan, Ti.sH rs ance 3838 
Jordan, M.8....... 4192 
Jordan, P.“A....... 4018 
Jordan, 8. H........ 41438 
Jordan, 8. J........ 4161 
Jordan, W.H....... 2942 
Jordan, W. H...... 4018 
Jordan, W. H...... 4153 
Jordan, W.8....... 3472 
Jorgensen, Bernt... 2918 
Jory, Frank... 2... 3702 
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Joscelyn, R. N..... 383i? 
Josephsen, C. H..,..° 38248 
Josey, William...... 421 
Joslin, SAB. Nae s © 3328 
OSM EU idapyastetoea 8328 
JOSEY, =A.) ata ott v6 2948 
Tostyn, Goa ia. sg eo eoe 
Joy, Ephraim...... 363? 
Joyce, J. Be... 377} 
JUG Rig amteis ea 3562 
Judd, William...... 3452 
Judy, Martin....... 3762 
Jualiam AL A. wk cites 3098 
SUA Benet aiviniae 3472 
Julian, George...... 367% 
Julian, id .,Wieatee cso 3472 
July SI en ee 4092 
Jungmeyer, Adam.. 308? 
Junker, P.-Ge..% oa. 2878 


Jupin, C. 8 ....317, 318? 


Justice, Alexander... 382% 
Jutkins, A. Sit. ta 3893 
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Kageyoshi Kato.... 288% 
Kagi. Albert./2s 2. ‘2863 
TR elaile AD Sos. raters levers 3912 
Kahler. Sinieo 3751 
Kahlgren, ©. J...... 2943 
Kaho, J. Ae ah 8298 
Kaizo Naruse....... 2893 
Kalo eicriNG sens sharers 3592 
Kalbfus, C. H...... 305! 
Kaletsch, George... 313? 
Kallstedt, G. E..... 4078 
Kaltenbach, Fred... 308? 


Kameji Ishizaka..... 288% 
Kamp, H. D.. 327%, 328? 
Kanes aNahls th sue ate 3608 
Kaneen, Edward.... 357? 
Kanezo Jita ........ (2888 
Kanichi Miyama.... 2893 


Kao Fu Ch’ing. 338}, 338% 
Kapsch, F. J....... 3131 
Karholsen, L. P.... 399? 
Karnopp, August... 328! 
Karnopp, Ferdinand. 328? 


Karnopp, Henry.... 328} 
Karnopp, Willian; 38272 
Karr, James...... #. Ban? 
Karr, “Nus Oe snctanne 8338 
Karr Wiener ane 3333 
Kasaburo Mizoye.,.. 2878 
Kashizo Shiratori... 288? 
Kaste, Henry...... 3281 
Katara Kawase...... 288% 
Kathon, ©. Soss.nsse 3882 
Katsumi Kimura.... 3502 


KatsusaburoNagasaki 
2872, 2888 


Katterhenny, L.8.. 3132 
Kaufman, B. E..... 3362 
Kauffman, Michael... 3042 
Kauffmann, Jacob... 2902 
Kaye, John......... 4018 
MKeagle. shies at ve 3852 
Keast,- Be sAen eee 3511 
Keathley, H. P..... 3932 
Keathley, I. W...... 3928 
Keck, Charles...... 3281 
Keck, H. M........ 3042 
Kecks Jo Mi eres 3301 
Keebler, Solomon... 8732 
KeelariA7 diiskcek. 2948 
Keeler macy can oreter 3433 
Keeler 1 sila \egeinne 3812 
Keeler, J. E.A..:.. 4093 
Keeler. aie). ecn. 3292 
Keeler, R,Viii.. 00: 8382 
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Keeler, W. C.. 3191, 3202) Keplinger, P. R. 3621, Suds 
Keeley, J. H...3721, 3738) Keppel, David...... 3992 
Keenan, J. T........ 818!|Keppel, J. H......5 3858 
Keene Gaines 3443] Kertoot, S. F... 38801 
Keeney ane Deca 38992 3822, 3872 
KMieesey, WR... S8lPKern,) J.) Wess cic - 3098 
Keinosuke Kosaka,. 288%/Kern, Joseph...... . 313? 
Keip, Bernhard..... 2872} Kern, W. 1.... 3801, 3812 
Keister, He Jae .cvsieds 3591) Kernick, E. M...... 3112 
Keitaro Ichiku...... 2888|Kerr, D. Fok... css 3188 
Kerth. (Ga i. SHOU Kerr, dD cBiew cad eters 4078 
Ielths Fl. HL. Sej.seras BUse AWOL Nok auaeitactels 3742 
Kellam, J. A.. J... 3528 Akerrs) WieMnomt ose. vos4s 
Keller, D. W.. 4061, 4071) Kerridge, J. M..... 3331 
Kellen. BSiuatieats 3598| Kershaw, Andrew.. 8353 
Peller Gai dewek mtes 3081| Kershaw, G. H. R.. 8261 
Keller. Jin) sate 3603) Kessler, Friedrich. . 
SOI RS ee ek ee 3281 2861, 2878 
Keller, William..... 8273| Kessler, J. W...... 3741 
Kellerman, C. R.... Kester, A. Boh. et 3612 
2928, 3311, 3331/ Kester, R. B........ 8902 
Kelley, A. Avcewd.< 8833) Ketcham, A. E..... 8423 
Kelley A. Cy sets 3771| Ketcham, Eugene... 886! 
Kelley, C. A 8901 Ketcham, H. D..... 38058 
Kelley, E. M....... 8973) Ketcham, J. H...... 8481 
Kelley, KF. T... 3171, 3183| Ketcham, M. E..... 38048 
Kelley.G: Mo... 5. 3742/ Ketron, 8S. G.....-. 8682 
Kelley, Mark. ..:. o.. 3977) Kettle, J: Ast... 370! 
Kelley, O. A.. 8821, 3832|Kettlekamp, Wm... 3063 
Kelley: Sy Beg cts 3188) Ke-we-tah-pe-na-sise 
Kelley,. Thomas.... 4003} (John Clark)..... 8881 
Kelley, W. W...... 883)|Key, H. W......... 4038 
Kellner, W.'@. .d: 2 308!|Keyes, FE. Di. cc... 3483 
Kellogg, Ai Dees. 5 3712) Keyes, J.. Res. ihc. 8298 
Kelloge,. D. B...... 3992| Keyes, M. J........ 8532 
Kellogg, EB. L....... 3433| Keys, 8. G.... 406, 4072 
Kellogg, Hirain..... 3291 Keyser, Aw ©...) 2i08 328? 
Kellogg, H. W..... 3292| Kiang Ming Chich.. 
Kellogee lis He. Jy. 8958 4188, 4373 
Kellogg, J. F....... 4352) Kichiji Ukai........ 2883 
Kellogg). W. Ho... 8953) Kidder, J. J........ 3862 
Kelly, ‘Isaac... si... 8652] Kidney, J. E........ 373? 
Kelly, aM ah. sates 8582] Kienast, Heinrich... 2863 
Kelly, W.S........ 3511|Kienle, G. E........ 3298 
Kelsery M.tG* picnls 8581) Kiernan, R. M...... 8698 
Kelser, Philip...... 8532| Kies, Theophilus.... 8068 
Kemble, Duston.... 3531|Kiesling, Willard... 3642 
Kemble, I. O....... 3202|Kight, Elijah,. 4231, 4242 
Kemeret,y S.Do..:.,« 8813|Kight, W..S8........ 8201 
Kemerer, S.W. 8801, 3822| Kilbourn, I. B...... 3698 
Kemp He Girt wick. 8713| Kilborne, O. B..... 825% 
Hein ps Jie Cardiaal 3461] Killeen, Gcorge..... 3442 
Kemp; Rw Ascssicssis 8483/ Killip, J. T......... 3372 
Kemp, Theodore.... 3613) Kilpatrick, Jesse.... 3333 
Kemper, J. 2B ites. 8153| Kilpatrick, J. H.... 3313 
Kendall, A. L...... 8731] Kimball, C. O...... 8648 
Kendall, J. Wa... .% 8022} Kimball, E. J...... 4148 
Kendig, M.S....... 8731| Kimball, H. D...... 3912 
Kendrick, A. V..... 8203| Kimball, L. P...... 4248 
Kendrick, J. C..... 320?|Kimbro, Daniel.... 362? 
Kendrick, W. F..... 3441) Kimmell, 8. B...... 8321 
Kendrick, W. H.... 3472/Kinder, J. M....... 8832 
Kennedy, A. B..... 4083|Kindig, H. L....... 3453 
Kennedy, C.. Cvs ie. 8593| King, A. A......... 855! 
Kennedy, C. W. 3681, 3702|King, D. D......... 343} 
Kennedy,.G. H..'... O08 amg | Bye. OW. ore bape 8842 
Kennedy, G. N..... 338?| King, H..E........ 8843 
Kennedy, Hugh.... 3433|King, E.H......... 8501 
Kennedy,.H. W.... 3113|King, FE. H......... 3992 
Kennedy, 8. Y..... S808 Kanigs Foy. deb? oe 3971 
Kennedy, W. A..... 8513| King, F. H. J...... 383} 
Kenney, M. W..... 8815| King, G. C.... 3513, 4332 
Kensall, D. D....... 8612}King,G. D......... 317} 
Kenyon, J. B....... 4002| King, Harsey....... 8998 
Kenyon, L. B...... 8442) King, H..E...../... 8391 
Kenworthy, Allen.. 3551|King, H. N......... 3478 
Kephart, B. F...... 3882 King, I. BF... . 1.6% 3778 
Kepler, G. W...... 3842|King, J. H......... 4998 
Kepler, William.... 3533/King, J. L.......... 3961 
Keplinger, J. L..... 8641! King, J. W......... 329? 





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King, Lewis. 7... 347? 
King, L. D. 3361, 38018812 
Reino MC, Wah satya eras 3632 
HG, Oe Di a fox one 384? 
King, Spencer..... . 3843 
Reino Su Aah iciolatan 4088 
US WEB assoc scare 383? 
MEW Bieri yctici 3968 
GMO IWS Masse siecsiere 3818 
Bano Wee. cre 3861 
Kingsbury, C. T.... 3291 
Kingsley, H. V. 3821, 3838 
Himes) Cad)... Vers ccs 4228 
Kmmear, (Gr) Byas 65) <4 8588 
Kinnear, Rob. j25:. 8472 
Kinneson, J. C..... 8642 
Kinsey, Solomon... 38503 
Kinsland, William.. 3683 
Kinsley, W. M. 3821, 3843 
Kinsman, T. H..... 3808. 
Kiplinger, O. L..... 360? 
Kirby, Edwin...... 8302 
Gia bya Heys che serie 4233 
Kirby, John........ 8503 
Kirby, J. Bu. sees.as 3498 
Kirby, Robert...... 3318 
Kirgan, F. M....... 8042 
MGT KC. Sie ub scisriets 4161 
ark. Cube wekctcn 3708 
SLO eael Oat Bilge ee ae 3308 
Kirkbride, C. H.... 3502 
Kirkbride, 8. H...... 2972 
Kirkman, J. C..... 2991 
Kirkpatrick, F, L... 4198 


Kirkpatrick, J. O... 
Kirkpatrick, J. W.. 


8611 
378? 


Kirkpatrick, W. V.. 3642 
Kishpaugh, H. C.... 8318 
Kistler, ‘A. H....... 8911 
Kiyohito Fukagaya. 2883 
Kjelstad, M. L...... 8242 
Klaus, i hee eee 8228 
Klaus, WH...’ 8232 
Klawiter, Emil... 8283 


Klein, Karl.... 2891, 2908 
Kleiner, Jakob 2868 


Kleinknecht, John. 4113 
Kleinknecht, Wilhelm 
2908 
Klenzkie, F. F..... 828! 
Kime) Pers. eis 8153 
JeQitaye ar asic aoe ae 37S? 
MAIN Gis Wie ater scat p 337? 
Klippell, Adam..... 4282 
Kliver, G. W.. 3702, 8718 
Klocksiem, C. O.... 8138 
Klose, John........ 3441 


Roseicke 3261 


Kloster, W. E 


Kluckholm, Charles. 3223 
Klumph, Erastus.... 3821 
Klusner, Franz..... 2878 
Knapp, ZAI se apices. 3853? 
Knapp, E..R....... 8108 
Knapp, G. M....... 3538 
Knapp, John....... 8953 
KOEN relied) wien falans 8112 
Knapp, M. W....... 8422 
Knapp; W. C4..2.s 8362 
Knappen, A. A..... 8423 
Knauff, Henry. 4042, 4053 
Kneale, Daniel..... 353! 
Knehans, J. H..... 3078 
Knepper, A. V...... 8668 
Knickerbocker,Smith 385? 
Knight,-D. W..<..). 3302 
Knicht, HB. .% 4018 


Knight, Samuel..... 


Knighten, W. A.... 8753 
Knoll, Alfred....... 3668 
Knoll, Charles... .++ 3612 





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Knoll, Christian.... 2861 
Knott, Elijah....... 3792 
Knotts, D.i8'.c72 ¢5,. 3482 
Knotts, Marcellus... 3833 
Knowles, D. C..... 33083 
Knowles, H. W..... 3883 
Knox ibid w.saeieties 373! 
Wn xa Liperarerieer sce 3561 
Knox. jemneracls 3253 
Knuckey, J. T...... 3713 
Knudsen, Asle,..... 824? 
Knudsen, L. C..... 324? 
Knudsen, Oscar..... 8242 
Ko Ch’ing Yun..... 8388 
Koch, 0. 2B aig sean 3132 
2! Koch, George..:.... 4108 
Koo hs He UAg, eine 806: 
Kochs Jd Hcseccieat 384! 
Kochs Karls, case. 3138 
Koch eeIuns ava secre 8883 
Koehler, John........3083 
Koeller, J. P.. 3042, 307? 
Koeneke, A. alu: 35% 4053 
Koeneke, “Fi. is. sa'-% 306? 
Koeneke, William.. 306? 
Koenig, Frederick. . 3073 
Koenig, George..... 306? 
Koenig, W. 1 ee: 405? 
Koepsel, Hermann.. 308? 
TNO CIN CT, Acille's deers 4053 
Koennerss©. sic wees 8082 
Koerner, William... 8222. ~ 
Koerner, W.F...:.. 8232 
Koewing, August... 3807? 
Kohlenberger, ‘Wm. 
8211, 3218 
Kohler, Oscar... .... 2872 
Kolb, ki Nig. 286), 2872 
Kolb, Gud). i280) joe S084 
Konig, J. C.... 2891, 2908 
Konig, Karlie: <i. 2908 
Konosuki: Sawi..... 9882 
Konzelman,, Jacob... 2902 
Koontz, By Euw.s.. 2992 
Koontz; Wik et.) 2998 
Kopp, Frederick.... 405? 
Kopplin, ACE ee 3282 
Korsm0o, Jiid iit. a2 3248 
Kosaku Yoshioka... 
2872, 2883 
Koser AiG. als mae 13912 
Kowls Carve t. ae oye 
Kracher, John...... 3081 
Kraettli, Jacob..... 8082 
Kramer, M. G.) 2861, 287? 
Kraus, Gottfried... 286? 
Krell, Samuelayic nc. 13658 
Kress, Eduard...... 8133 
Kriege, O..E....... 3083 
Krienke, A. F. W.. 406? 
Krienke, C. F. W.. 405? 
Krill, Henry....... 313! 
Kristoffersen, Sev- 

OP UN state ete ce) ejelsiere 2921 
Kroeck, Louis....... 321° 
Kroft, C. M.j.c.. sss 3489 
Krogsrud, Ole...... 2913 
Krohn, Charles..... 328% 
Kero pp eA cn ssiieitouu 
Krueckman, W. F.. 3278 
Krueger, Charles... . 823? 
Krueger, FeT.. 28. 2972 
Krueger, Henry..... 3073 
Kruel, J. D... . 3442, 8458 
Kruse, OC: Benne sists 8088 
Ka Clenrerieseetsis 3398 
Kuder, Wilhelm.... 290? 
Kugler, M. M...... 30438 
Kuhnle, Frederick,. 313 
Kulp, George B..... 8482 


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Kalpana esters sidiars 3851 Laster, R. B .. 4281, 4288 
Kumler, J. A....... 361!|Latham, D. R...... 3428 
Kummer, Alfred.... 8513/Lathrop, A. H...... 377? 
Kummer, J..A..... 3108)Lathrop, C. G...... 314° 
Kundert, J. E....... 3268|Lathrop, E. R...... 3818 
Kune Te Lin....... 3391/Lathrop, J. B....... 347? 
Kunisaburo Nakaga- Lathrop, J. R. T.... 348? 
WO Aislsra doses 2871, 2891|Lathrop, Noah...... 3878 
Kunz, August....... 2902/Lathrop, Oran.. ... 3958 
Kupfer,C. F.314%,4872,4373| Lathrop, W. R..... 348? 
Kurtz) IY Jics.c.2 =) 800) |uatimen:sAvs <0. « 3198 
Kuster, John....... 3133|Latimer, E. H..... « 89% 
Kuykendall, J. W.. 351)|Latimer, W. H...... 3992 
Kwansuke Kudo.... 288% Latshaw, D. G...... 3128 
Kymer, MoSic0..00% 3982| Lattimore, S. A.... 3978 
Kynett, A. J....... 3861] Lattin, Wesley selehes 3562 
Kynett, J. W....... 8852|Latson, J. T........ 408% 
Kyu Kichi Nakada... 2882)/Lauck, 8S. W....... 3918 
Lauenstein, C. W.. 308? 
L Lauer, John........ 8088 
Lace, J. J. ... 368!, 3693|Laufman, W. L..... 343! 
Lacey Di Cy... 2. dare 419?| Laughlin, Charles... 3781 
Lackland, M. P.... 337?|Laughlin, J. A. ..-. 393? 
Tay Wie. © Warnieccretore 361!|Laughlin, R. W..... 363? 
Baey,o Waele caiele's © 4173|Lauver, Samuel..... 3928 
Ladd, G. W.... 8641, 3653} Lavely, J. A........ 311? 
Wad diode ube lee ies 3913] Laverty, J. H...... 373? 
Ladwig, A. F....... $283| Laverty, S. B....... 8738 
La Fontaine, C. V.. 3913|La Violette, F. A... 2948 
Bangs An, Ri. 2% eevee 3321|Lavis, E. J.......-- 3991 
Laing, E. W....... 3483|Law, H. M......... 2978 
Baird. (Sos. eed 3053}Law, James........ 3738 
Laird, J. M....406!, 4072} Lawhon, E. W..... 3461 
Laity, Thomas...... 3441|Lawrason, R. O..... 3818 
Lake, D. B.... 3141, 8153)Lawrence, C. H..... 375? 
qdeakin tC. Ec .'c c's ee 8848| Lawrence, Oman.... 853! 
Lamar, G. W....... 4242|Lawson, C. W...... 3888 
Lambert, J. W..... 3208|Lawson, J. D...... 3678 
Lambly, M.0O....... 8693] Lawson, J. L. T..... 3198 
Lamont, Daniel... .. 365?| Lawson, J. P....... 4241 
Lampert, Bartholo- Lawson, Thomas... 3258 
MUO W ateigiaiehare sinter 8273) Lawton, S.S........ 4091 
Lampman, T. A.... 365?|Layton, J. C. R.... 355! 
Lamport. W. W.... 343) Lawyen, H. C.. 3541, 369? 
Lance, Wa WE cae 3591| Lazenby, Christoph’r 3898 
Landen, G. A....... 293?/Lea, J. Dike bea 3538 
Handin, BE. sce 3003|Leach, Charles...... 8758 
Landis, William.... 3602/Leach, D. H... 2981, 2992 
Landrum, J. W. 4151, 4161/Leach, J. M........ 8973 
Landsittel, J. L..... 8781| Leach, J. W...--00 375? 
Lane, A. F.:......5 408?/Leuch, W. B.......- 3902 
Lane, A. J. cess 3291|Leak, Thomas..... - 350? 
JL CRANE COM SILA R ea BOT? eae. Jake oels sietere 3741 
Lane, E. T......... 805!|Leake, BR. N....... . 898? 
Neeiion Tau Laevevarcie «ie « 4013/Leaman, E. R...... 386? 
Lane, Sylvanus..... 8991)Leamon, T. H...... 343? 
ae Ts TW eirere sete s 8298) Lean (dis Sics. blevsete + 857? 
Ban tid) Crave sites 3571|Lease, Gershom.... 358? 
Langdell, A. J..... 3692) Lease, J. H........ 3051 
bange vB. fon 4283|Lease, William..... 386? 
duangley, Hi: C.....: 3512|Leatherby, C. E.... 884! 
Langner, Karl. 2891, 2903|Leatherman, J. A.. 3638 
Damier, 1) Ares si. 16 4042/Leatherman, Wm... 363? 
Lanning, R. C...... 3321|Leatherman, W. H.. 3598 
Larasche, G. I...... 3902/Leavell, 8. C....... 391? 
Larges ds Aves... 3682|Leavitt, I. S........ 3561 
Larkin, F. M....... 3758) Leazenby, U. G..... 8461 
Larkin, George..... 8501|Leazer, F. E... 8801, 3812 
Larrick, W. H. 3642, 3661|Le Cornu, John.... 2993 
alae? Ne ORs 3718 ee Mer Gand 3c 404? 
arsen, Os Jin... eateilee- Chin. saree es sre 850? 
Larsen, Christofer.. 2922/Lee, C. W......... 347? 
Larsen, H. T... 3231, 8243)/Lee, D. R...... 8412, 3433 
barseni J4 Ps ie ae 3002|Lee, Edward........ 8868 
Varsen,. GL.) Ans .h2ar 3241)Lee, Edward....... 421? 
Larsen, L. C... 2928, 4868|Lee, F. C...... 3431, 4338 
‘Larson, PeAs/ ace S008 bee, GD niehinens 8428 
La Rue, E. I... 3462, 3481|Lee, John.......... 3908 
Bashy iC. C vere ck 3482) Lee, Joseph........ 3841 
Lashbrook, R. D... 3181|Lee,.J. T........... 3701 











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Lee, Js Wise putes 391! 
566s NEL deleneste cee 2971 
Lee, R. C. 2938, 3341, 385? 
IEC PAS eae 3358 
Lee Tong Hay...... 350? 
Mee iIWisC hile cates 8811 
Beech, Sse Viewss etses 3452 
Leech, W. H....... 2948 
Leedom, E. R...... 3718 
Leedom, J. B....... 3718 
Leek, Ji. Ds sanceike 8913 
Leek} Jc Misenc ses 3562 
Beek, Wiebe: tiny en 3568 
Leeper, John ...... 3648 
Leeson, C. H....... 3462 
Leeson, H. A.. 3311, 3321 
3)Leet, M. S......... 398s 
Leever, Frank...... 3058 
Leewood, William.. 4153 
Le Gear, J. Tyee 8912 
Lehnart, C. L...... 4062 
Lehnert, J. G...... 4053 


Leimkuhler, John.. 3261 
Leist, Henry... 3071, 308? 


Reist, Jc, Geechee 3083 
Lellkey, Nils....... 8002 
Lemaster, R. A....: 3778 
Lemasters, Philip... 3582 
Lemen, W. M...... 3858 
Lemke, Henry..... 3281 
Lemke, John....... 328? 
Lemmon, W. G..... 8292 
Lemon, ewe f epeee aa 3332 
Temon, Ho Gore sviate 3672 
Lemon, L. C...... - 3153 
DbenckejmUiane niet. 8062 
Lenfest, C. B....:. 8152 
Lennin, J. H....... 3181 
Lennox lish...) o.. 34381 
ent. J. eWeek 3422 
Ibe) itis deers reap saoaoe 3902 
Leonard, A. B...... 8058 
Leonard, A. B...... 318? 
Leonard, F. L...... 8332 
Leonard, H.:G.... 2. 3908 
Leonard, James .... 3552 
Leonard, W. G..... 3752 


Le Page, L. W. 3281, 3292 
Lerch, Abraham.... 2862 


Leseman, Louis 3891, 8911 
eslie, L. Bi. <...6s's 883? 
Leslie, T.: Mivwsty.% 377? 
Le Sourd, D.G..... 2948 
Le Sourd, Marion .. 305? 
Lessemann, Louis... 8068 
Thester, Bs Ac... cia oe 3481 


Letterlough, Osborn. 3941 


Leutz, Philip....... 2878 
Levahn, John.:.... 340? 
Levedahl, J. H...... 4272 
The Viert DiGi ce 4168 
Levister, C. M. 4281, 4293 
Lewis, Alfred...... 4091 
Lewis, Allen....... 8452 
We wis Ban eserves 4158 
Lewis, B. F........ 8382 
ewisiOscaveascm es 335? 
Lewis, C. ya: sist 353? 
Mewis; Ci Wissen = 3488 
Lewis, David....... 3562 
Lewis, H.-G. 25.00% 3432 
Lewis, EB: 8......2:. 3531 
Lewis, G. W........ 8828 
Tews. Bsn Bae sctate eis 3258 
Lewis, J. F... +» 8583 
Lewis,-di.Thweteees 3548 
TUS WIS, Hels NVicio eee eters 3148 
bewIs; Jee mteitestenis 3303 
Lewis, J. Weessess. 3208 
Lewis, Samuel,..... 3291 


Lewis, Spencer ..... 3913 
Lewis;.2.. Jeter , 3263 
MSWiS,; Wea Ehe a pe cits 377? 
Lewis, W. S. 368}, - 

3701, 8852 
Lewtas, John....... 4012 
Tubiby5 Ceili wiccts nin OLO2 
Libby, I. K....0...° 396? 
Liberton, W. J..... 3901 
ACh, AG aoe eee 3132 
Li Ching Tsai. 33881, 338% 
Lichliter, M. D..... 3741 
BAYS eal mares Oc 2918 
Lienhard, Albert... 286} 
Lienhardt, Ernst.... 286? 
Li Diong Cui....... 4218 
nites Dey WU ssctoksy ceateke 3788 
Diighitss OP. rare craars 3198 
Li GiChiong...... 4178 
Li Guong Sien..... 4183 
TaiKely.( Sat seieie nize 2 3478 
Li Ko Ding......... 4312 
ii Ko Dungec.ess 4172 
Liljegren, N. M.... 3038 
Liljenberg, A. F.... 3008 
Liljigren, F. U. 297}, 

3021, 3032 
Limper, G. dis... 3282 
Linberg,'C. Jiii.%.00 4272 
Lincoln, T. W.4 3... 3752 
Lind, Anthony..... 4272 
Lindeberg, 8. A.... 3408 
Lindh, Ke)M. oe... 3008 
Lindner, Oscar...... 2878 
Lindqvist, H. L.... 340? 
Lindqvist, M. P.... 3002 
Lindsay, A. J...... 3123 
Lindsay, L. H...... 3592 
Lindsay, Solomon.. 358? 


Lindsey, C. C..372!, 374} 
Lindstrom, C. O. P.. 3018 
Lindstrom, Gustaf.. 3008 
Lindstrom, Gustaf.. 4272 
Lindstrom, L.M.... 340? 
Lindstrom, Nils .... 3012 
Lindstrom, O. F.... 303? 
Line, C. E..... 8801, 3811 
Lineberger, Isaac... 391} 
Lineweaver, P. G... 3912 
Li Nea Onge.ces- 4315 
Ling Dien Daik.... 418} 
Ling Dien Gek..... 4172 
Lingenfelter, C. D.. 3682 
Lingenfelter, V. D.. 3632 
Ling, F. D 








Ling Heng Tung. .. 4172 
ing Mi Inge? /b. 35. 4178 
Ling Sen Uong.4162, 4172 
Ling Sin Ing........ 418! 
Ling Ui Sieng...... 4181 
Link, J. J...... wojsis) OLE2 
Linn,) DD. Withers. 8898 
Tain y ese idajeretetete 3862 
Linn, John. J 5 .u. « 340} 
inns Were cles «= . 2968 
Lin Te Hsin... 3392 
Linzell, L. E. 3.2... 8042 
Lippincott, O. W... 3653 
Liscomb, J. N...... 3702 
Li Shao Wen....... 3392 
Lisle, James........ 3548 
Lisman; Pe Coin 3492 
Li Te Jen..... 8381, 3393 
Littell) Ay Jae... a0 3642 
Littell, W. G....... 8582 
Little, De dis.deacat 3632 
Little, E. 8... B753,.4372 
Wsittle rd): UB. tore hie ore 3678 
VavttlesVa\Giseiee ole 3603 


Little, J. H.... 3173, 4328 


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Littlejohn, Wiley... 4093 
Littler, J. Js... 26: 3852 
Litzrodt, F. L...... 3068 
Hin Chisbun. 5.2... 3392 
Tau MaKe... 339} 

_ Li Yuen Shen.. 4162, 

4188, 4373 

Lj BneeTon Carl.... 8008 
hovids WW. .s ae. us. 3502 
iolovds Ei Da.can) 44) 3762 
Talos Wie He ees 3328 
Loar M. Ho. 3... 3643 
NHOGEA TD iene s sacs 3608 
Lockard, W.S...... 3748 
Locke, C. E.3342,3491,3512 
Thockes-Mivdhst st.ca5:2 3868 
Locke, T. W....5. 5 8772 
Locke, W.-H....... 3308 
Wecke, W.. He... ..'. 3922 
Lockhard, L. L.... 386? 
Lockhart, Austin... 419! 
hoekhart; J. Ce... 361} 
Lockwood, A. M... 3113 
Lockwood, E. J.... 385? 
Lockwood, F.C..... 3901 
Lockwood, J. K.... 4082 
oder sds Wain). 345? 
Loeck, William .... 3238 
Loemker, H.J...... 3231 
Loeppert, Henry.... 328} 
Lofgren, Albert.... 3008 


Lofgren, A. J....... 3403 
Logan, Austin...... 4202 
Tordny Crise cs 3918 
Dogan, (CO... ss ss 4092 
Logan, George. 3173, 4822 
Hogan) Ws: EH. ..'<. 6 4211 
Loggins, J. K...... 4218 
Logsdon, C. E...... 3863 
Lohrer, Jacob....... 2853 
Boke OOM.) cscs 2922 
Londahl, M. M...... 328! 
onary At. A Soe 2 enls%e 373? 
Long, Henry....:.. 373! 
Long, James....... 3582 
TOD ode Arriacle 5 cleie%e 2972 
Long, J. B..... 2968, 4338 
Long, Joseph....... 8502 
Long, J gu ie sede 8532 
auong, 2b Ws Bi. 22. 4078 
Lin syaVeggN A RRA 4063 
GONG), We des sisieleva'e 5 3741 
Long, William...... 8472 
ionig Wis iss: ctietoss'- 3673 
ong Wi Wiisics te 3533 
Longden, Samuel... 3472 
Longden, W. C..... 3431 


Longfellow, J. M... 358? 
Longley, Benjamin.. 3812 


Longman, C. B 
Longnecker, W 


Bee 


Longworth, E. G... 
Longworth, J. M.... 

3542, 8571, 3592 
Lonnis, Henry...... 


Loomis, A. A.. 
Loomis, M. F. 


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377? 
3203 
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3711 
3268 
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Loomis, W. E.. 3871, 388! 


Loose, 


k. E... 3521, 3538 
Léppli, Ludwig 2891, 2903 
Tord. F : 


pp ciisae cata 3371 
Lorentz, John...... 3242 
Ror deine cea 3698 
Lothian, J. W...... 38701 
Tei ns Mec 366! 
Toth Gs Wiswatels estes 3783 
loeindi de REA Beem 4121 
Lott, Morton....... 419} 
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Lounsbury, E. B. 316,3172|Luse, O. A. 2933, 3341, 3351 
Louzecky, James.... 3303/Lusher, Jolin....... 3112 
Lovall, A. S........ BROS MMe ls! Chai eae sae 3852 
ove, Grow vaewisice 4218) Lusk, R. C......... 3868 
ove, No Bs @. ive 8593|Lusted, W. H...... 3858 
Loveall, 8. J......- ,. 3631/Luster, A. R... 4201, 4218 
Lovejoy, C. C...... 8918) Luther, A. T.....+: 3442 
Lovejoy, I. R....... 2042)Lutz, G. W.......%. 3811 
Lovejoy, J. D...... 4241) Lutz, J. J......)... 3812 
Lovejoy, L. E...... 8434\Lyda, A: J..8...5.. 3832 
aes OURS ees S48 Eyles Ou Sie ss 2938 
Lovelace, W. H..... 4148) Lymer, E. E........ 3028 
Loveland, F. L..... 3853 bynch AY Jie. svc es 4192 
Loveless, J. Bow... 4118\ynch, BN... 5... 3833 
Lovett, W. E....... 8841|Lynch, William.... 3732 
Lowden, A.M...... 8488/Lynn,:C. E........ 8652 
Tuowe,. Dolan hte Slo2TbymmnePeetn ei 3962 
Lowe, J. Wi c...ces 3108|Lyon, A. J......... 3538? 
Owe sScn Var wen ae 368?/Lyon, E. R......... 8442 
Lowell, ©. G....... 3961/Lyon, G. M........ 3318 
Trowell Ma Se 1... sc 3751/Lyon, Thomas...... 3422 
Lowen, O. T........ 8248|Lyon, W. S....8973, 3991 
Lowery, I. E........ 4083/Lyons, N. G......., 8872 
Lhowerys..J Ws ns 3912 
Lowrey, Asbury.... 804? M 
Lowrey, J. A....... 8333|Maag, Gustav....... 8188 
Lowry; GC. Bis. s% 4091|Maas, William...... 4063 
Lowry, He Hise. 6% 8391|McAdoo, S. N...... 8882 
Lowry, H.-H: Soo. 4293|Macaffee, William.. 3772 
Lowry, FOuD., wees 3162/McAdam, G. H. 3022, 
Lowther, A. W..... 3368 4121, 4188 
Lowthian, W.P..... 8113} McAllister, J. J.... 3172 
Loy, F. W..... 316%, 3633|McAllister, J. W... 3441 
TOY Gy JiR ve sactee oe 8042|McAllister, W. C... 8882 
hoyids SisPsschoeme. 3302|McAlpine, J. J..... 3301 
TORR Sa Wie ses) of a 3971|McArthur, KE. H.... 3948 
Loyd, W. G........ 8848|Macaulay, F. G..... 353! 
Homer, J; Hist. tos.5 3692|Macaulay, J. P.. ../ 3502 
TUE ASS AL SEL cere atin 6 3741|Macaulay, P. C. J.. 3382 
Hancas Cs We nsec. 8182|}McBeth, P. H...... 320! 
Dracas BGs. aactt 861:|McBlain, A. W..... 8208 
Lucas, Joseph...... 4091|McBride, H. G..... 369? 
Meas Si. Acdece nce 361!|McBride,W.H .... 373% 
Lueas, J. B......... 3911|McBurney, D. A.... 3693 
Lucas, J. W. 3041,3641,365|McCabe, J. J....... 3052 
Bueas, Wis Wreak leer. 4241|McCabe, L. D...... 3041 
Tuecock,! disi Wire. c% 3772| McCaffree, F. J..... 370? 
Luccock, Naphthali. 3723}McCaffree, L. A....) 3703 
Pace, Ax Also. os 8853|McCain, Burris...,. 4238 
Tce; UAL. Wie Antares 6 3702} McCallister, W. 8S... 8478 
LUCO;, Be Wires cmtarstete 3853|McCallom, B. R.... 332? 
Tunee, (G.Al. ose 3.2: 3722|McCamey, J. A.... 8128 
ace; OF AN piss iar ce 3853|McCammon, C. D.. 364! 
MWe, oS «Avis sare erates 3982/McCammon, E. E.. 359! 
Luckey, G.i J... eve 3371|McCammon, G,. E.. 364! 
MCy, Ceca tame retere 3591|McCann, J. F...... 360? 
Ludwick, W. M.... 2942/McCarthy, C.F..... 2998 
Ludwig, A. F....... 8063|McCarthy, J. P..... 8433 
Ludwig, W.P...... 8071|McCartney, W. H... 3953 
Mire eos. Sele eeteteiate 8613| McCarty, Battelle... 33803 
HTS tial Are sectors 3571|McCarty, F. A...... 8628 
Lugg, Samuel...... 4573|McCarty, John..... 3728 
Lukemeyer, J. H... 3131/McCarty, J..H...... 398? 
Lumber, E. T...... 3423|McCaskey, Robert.. 3531 
Lumpkin, A. M..... 8373|MeCaslin, Charles. . 378? 
Lumsden, R. P..... 4292)McCauley, E. B.... 416? 
Lundback, Nils....: 38003)McCausland, Arthur. 381? 
Lundberg, F. A. 4121, 4132|McCaw, James..... 347? 
Lundberg, P. A.... 3403}McChesney, E.S... 


Lundberg, Solomon. 4272 

Lundeen, John. 302', 
3082, 3398 

Lundegaard, E. J... 


3412, 3413 
Lundell, K. E 3002 
Lundgren, Kari..... 3002 
Lundin, William... 4273 
Lundqvist, K. L.... 3003 
Lung Chen Tsai 4161, 4183 


Luring, A. 8........ 3663 





McClain, D. P...... 3452 


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McClure, 8. W..... 3302 


McClure, W. F. 3513, 


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McCollom, C.8..... 
McColm, D. A..... 
MceColim. iS. Fos. 4.3 
McCQolm,R.8....... 
McComb, A. H. 3412, 
McComb, John..... 
McComber, J. H.... 
McConnell, S. J.... 
McConnell, T. L.... 
McOord, J. S....... 
McCord, J. W...... 
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McCorkle, S.R...... 
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McCormac, W. E... 
McCormick, A. D.. 
McCormick, J. P.... 


MoCoy, M: S..2. 2.2 
McCoy, Theophilus. 
McCracken, G. H... 
McCracken, J. E.... 
McCreary, E. D.... 
McCreight, M.M... 
McCulloch, C. O... 
McCullough, And’w, 
McCullough, A. E.. 
McCullough, R. W.. 
MeCane, JH 4.5 
McCurdy, J. N. 364), 
McCurdy, J. W..... 
McCurdy, 8. W..... 
McCutcheon, W. T.. 
McDade, E. W...... 
McDaniel, Evander. 
McDaniel, J. F 
McDaniel, R. 
McDermott, Charles 
McDonald, F. E.... 
McDonald, J. C.... 
McDonald, J. D..... 
McDonald, J. M.... 
McDonald, L. G.... 
McDonald, Samuel. . 
McDonald, W.H.... 
Macdonald, W.T... 
McDougal, G. L.... 
McDougal, J. W.... 
McDowell, W. F.... 
McDuffee, E. E..... 
MacDuffee, F.C..... 
McEady, James.... 
McEldowney, John. 
McElfresh, B. F.... 
McElfresh, Franklin 
McElfresh, G.R. 8. 
McElfresh, W. M... 
McElphatrick, W. A. 
McElroy, B. 
McElroy, W.N..... 
McEuen, John 
McEvers, Edward.. 
McFadden, M. B.... 


8562| McFadden, O. J.375!, 


MacFarlane, Arthur 


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McClary, Thomas.. 388?|McGaha, C. F..3281, 

McClaskey, W. P... 3261 8308, 3561 
McClay, J. B...... 3582/McGee, J. P........ 4118 
McClesky, J. H,.... 4188/McGee, J. W....... 3682 
McClelland, J. M... 3203]McGee, M. S.. 874}, 3758 
McClintock, Alfred. 8701/McGee, T. B....... 3323 
McClish, Eh........ 3513|MecGerald, Samuel.. 3962 
McCloud, J. E...... 3462|MceGhee, W. H..... 361! 
McClung, T. M..... 8262|McGowan, J. R..... 39382 


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McGregor, D. W... 8713)McLean, D. C...... 4013)Mahood, J. W...... 3702|Marshall, I. R..... « 8051 
McGregor, J. F.... 3472|McLean, G. B...... 3942/Mailley, James..... 3152)Marshall, William.. 350? 
McGregor, R. 8..... 3433|McLean, Lauchlin.. 4012/Main, D.8......... 3652 Marshall, Willis. 368,370 
McGriff, J. H....... 3641|McLeish, David.... 3371)Main, G. H......... 8713|Marshall, W. K..... 8812 
MeGutiin, J. B..... 3902/McLemore, George.. 4168/Main, W. A... 4175, 418!|Marteney, John..... 3831 
McGuidwin, Jokn.. McLendon, David.. 4143|Maine, C. A........ 3661) Marti, Rudolf..... -» 2852 
3951, 3971|McLennan, W. E... 3903/Maine, G. W....... 3661|Martin, B. M....... 868? 
McGuire, Latshaw.. 373?}McLeod, Jerry..... 409?)Mair, W. F......... 3193) Martin, C. L........ 3473 
mecane Me he ite nae Me Menon, M4. . 8322 Malcom, # i Gicalee ea whee e a 8 Ce 3442 
eHenry, A.D aii. 293{McManus, J. H..... 3261|Mallory, E. N....... 2973|Martin, D. H....... 3928 
Machlan, John A haere 3488 McMaster, A.W.... 3948 Mallory, Tra O.......'s 886% Martin, Dy Sra rapes . 4148 
Machlan, Merritt... 3482]/McMichael, W.8.... 3483/Malmstrom, Emil... 3402/Martin, D. Ban aie de 8208 
McHugh, Edward... 394?/McMillan, E. W.... 3143/Maloney, C. H.. ... 8718|Martin, Gideon..... 383! 
Mcllwain, J. A..... 3323|McMillan, G. S!.... 4091|Maltbie, S. B....... 8852) Martin, G. W....... 371? 
peeks f a Hawa Kes eeM en, aN tee oe He peele, we a: Lee Be SIShi Martin: SE Eb. 1s 4063 
elntier, E..O...... 3|McMillan, J. A..... 3752|Manaton, R. K..... 856%)Martin, H. L....... 3922 
Melntire, John..... 3348 McMillan, William.. 8252|/Manchester, C. E... 3298 Martin, Jie Ato sfelae 317% 
ae nee ee Os, be thn, YB Severs ae Mondeo, « E..... 8902|\Martin, J. Ags. sf. 3302 
Melntosh, J. H..... 2|MeMirn, J. Cz..... 8731}Manier, R. H. ..... 2988|Martin, J. B........ 36u3 
Melntosh, J. Wietciarets 3632 MeMorrow, William. 363?) Manifold, Henry.... 363? Martin, Gna) bless ones etek 
MelIntosh, 8. A..... 3642|McMullen, J. W. T. 345?|/Manini, Augusto... 2962|Martin, J.C........ 3462 
McIntosh, Waters. . 4093;MeMullen, W. T.... 304?/Manker, J. J....... 3681| Martin, J. C........ 4092 
MelIntosh, W. C.... 3331|McMurray, Irwin... Manley, G. L.. <5... 8333)Martin, J. G. A..... 359! 
oy ees a Sate Ronite 3621, a Seen ae occas 886!|Martin, J. H....... 2991 
eIntos .W.... 8603)McNabb, R. L...... 1/Man PB dials = sete 8293| Martin, J. H........ 3483 
McIntyre, J. W..... 3732)McNamee, A. J..... 2942 ree ROC eee 3882| Martin, J. J..0..... 8512 
McIntyre, Robert... 2901;McNamer, F. R..... 3912| Mann, A. Mit... 2a5 8781|Martin, J. N....-.. 3501 
McIntyre, R, A..... 8112)/MeNary,,J. Hi... 305?}Mann, C. L,....... Ali Martiny JD copes ere 4163 
McKaig, R. N...... 388?/McNaughton, G, F., 348%)Mann, leva lson gene 8773|Martin, J. W....... 3818 
McKay, E. E....... 3918|MeNaughton, 8. W. 347?) Mann, Ge Weise org 4163|Martin, J. W....... 4153 
Mackay, E. H...... 3512|McNeeley, G. M.... 359?/Mann, Heinrich..... 2903|Martin, N. A....... 8722 
MeK ays Wid asi\'er 326?)MeNeil, L. K....... 3721|Mann, J. M......... 8543|Martin, Peter...... 307? 
McKean, John...... 3528|MeNeill, C. F....... 8501|Mann, J. W... 2.2.2 8672|Martin, Peter....... 3792 
McKee, D. 1S Renee 3743) McNeill, J. W...... 3633}/Mann, Ludwig..... 2902}Martin, R.S........ 3853 
McKee, G. S....... 8481 MEGIN GAT SND. O} estate 8873|Mann, 8. L........ 8798|Martin, W. A...... 4223 
McKee, L. U.. 368}, MeOmber, Eddy.... 8373]Mann, Theophil. 2891,2903| Martin, W. C....... 3661 
eee fe 3702, Bs in eta Ts Beat a anne ¢ e Bs ae, ae Parse, we - Raat . 3263 
Ralit, JiR asetic e bby eo? Manning, J. E..... 5 UTELING  WWictvorsts feiniche 3653 
McKelvey, Charles. 3518 McQuoid, John..... 8722 Manning, NoSvElE eras 3448 Martindale, Ets Cos 3538 
MecKenny. J. E.3541, 3548 HY iColat teed bell Bo ee a 3298)Manning, W. Hl..... 396?/ Martindale, Thomas. 3693 
McKenzie, A.B..... 3681 McRae, Dorsey.. wee 8948) Mansell, Josiah..... 8781) Martinez, Cruz....... 4803 
McKenzie, Donald.. 3261}McReynolds, Rk. C.. 371?/Mansell, R. B....... 874!) Martinez, Guillermo. 4803 
McKenzie, E. H.... 326!)Macurdy, W. C..... 8861|Manus, M. T....... 3982|Martinez, J. S. 4291, 4302 © 
McKenzie, H. W.... 368° MeWVety; sh Wiesaieey 8363}Manwell, A. C..... 885?|Marting, J. C...... 314t 
| McKenzie, R.J...., 371?|MeVey, W. P..3871, Mapes, Charles..... 8632)/Marvin, C.E....... 8322 
McKenzie, William, 4211 __ 8881, 4171 Marable, J. L., 4151, 4162|/Marvin, M. H...... 2992 
ee he Een 366° patter oun 2942/Marcy, A. A........ 3698|Marvin, W. E...... 3332 
WosUa Ub ARE Near 305 MeWillie, William.. 4092]Mardorf, Conrad.... 806?|Marzolf, Jacob...... 3423 
moe Pee eepests ae optae BY au RONG Es oe vida eer Gi cues 4303] Masachika Ono.. 2872,2883 
Mackey, S. M...... Madden, F. B...... argrave, W.D..... 8633/M: ii a 
McKibben, L. W.... 326?/Madden, G. S.. 8788, 435 Maring, BT... 3171) Masanosk iMitanis4sh, 3502 
he eres : ee Lae - ge sietelecane er oerk pause Jones 3193|Masden, C. P. 2961, "2973 
Lal BA oor addox, A. D...\.... 53] Mar ped Ai oe (is 
McKinley, C. hea 3128 Madely,. JODnEdanae 3552 Mark, debe ee Mov ae 3od aes cae ROE He 
McKinley, G. A.354!, 3552] Mader, ‘Hans,...... 287°) Markin, ©. 8.00... 3183|Mason, A. M....... 4192 
eKinley, G. G.... 3913/Madison, C. L...... 4192)Marks, W. H....... 3752|Mason, A.S........ 3912 
Moe? eral rae eeison, = a valtde eae Heri MG M.... 3583)Mason, H. B...,... 3972 
i geen W is isle Madison, W. C..... arlat oe ONI ae wii 3481 Mas care 
McKinney, E. A.... 8261|Madole, Alvin...... 3143| Marlatt, E. W...... 3738|Mason? 5 W pans. aoa 
Mek aN : ae ict Nee on i cs be feet qs “ Sqooaer 2948 Mason, M.C. Bu... 4241 
McKi gta, Ave rtee Keb sce arle Se ake 3052) M. i 
pen iouny M. M... 4153 Magahay, Hamilton, 3322 Marley: Wi lense ate 38792 wor Woies 4001 
Moker A. as an rena eo adele pt Marple, Er a ashes ea oe NY) SINGS arctare 8053 
i pW Abcists Ma a Whaeraer anples Ui Ost cr a ili ; 
McKinzey, W. P.... 3461 Magavern, William. 3963 Meraacrda TAN elintaec 3132 ee ea yearn 3182 
ee : Aik mahaat eae Magdsick, Gustav... 328?}Marquardt, Gustav.. 2863 Massey, Bie Bia irae ” 4033 
ee eS ont ree Magee diy Ci siginies 3863|Marquette, David... 8713|Massey, R. H....... 2942 
eerie t oe BS aie Magee, Disclopacts ass 8773|Marsh, A. H...... . 2942/Massey, T. J....... 2941 
Aeleniahe, oer en Meck head sototete Hee eet i a Ratersicis 3153|Masson, J. P........ 8482 
PAIR OS arn a 5 odor... ars SIN RN oe a ‘4 
ee Co Berets 3612)Magnusson, Josef... 3003 Marsh, G. B... 3814, xe Masters ey Fe He 3503 
rier naam ora ee Otto.... 3011]Marsh, G. W....... 4032 Masters, Sin) eee 378? 
<iapeedtpape pee eeu de ... 8053/Marsh, H. J. B..... 3322|Mastin, C. A....... 8551 
MeL uch nWtET eee Manche We 320°|Marsh, Jephtha..... 3143|Matheny, G. F..... 377 
Mislipehiine Jad, ate Mahlon R. Wotan. ae Moe eee Bi Rena, WF op sale 
MeL oughling 3. Lc Baal Maton WH coca oa alseren an Pee oe sao Merce: eo as eee, 
Maclay, R.8....... 3753|Mahone, B.D....-, 3838|Marsh: We Boosco, 300 Mather Bo at pees 
MeLeas, 6. 01.2..1 8762|Mahood, B; R\""7. 870o|Marsht We Viol. ssstlMathere k Ont ls. Bade 
McLean, C. F...... 885?|Mahood, H. W. L.. 8702/Marshall, G@. A..... 3789/Mather, F. D....... 3759 





Maxwell, G. W 
Maxwell, Joseph.... 
Maxwell, J. A 





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; Page 
Mather, George..... 3533 
Mathers PR. (S205. 3268 
Mather, W. R....... 3778 
Mathiesen, Gustav.. 3242 
Mathis; Re Be. occ... 3618 
Mathison, D. M..... 4042 
Matlack, J. A...... 3912 
Matney, G.W...... 4048 
Matney, J. F....... 4043 
Matney, W.C...... 4043 
Matson, Aaron...... 3873 
Matteson, C. E...... 4018 
Matthaei, Daniel.... 3133 
Matthaei, P. W..... 3088 
Matthews, D. R.... 416} 
Matthews, George.. 3598 
Matthews, G. W.... 4243 
Matthews, H. H.... 4091 
Matthews, James... 2942 
Matthews, L.S..... 8438 
Matthews, W. A.... 3468 
Matthews, W.E.... 3552 
Matthews, W.S..... 3758 
Matthies, Wilhelm.. 2872 
Mattison, O. F...... 3908 
Mattison, W. C..... 3982 
Matton, W. Ganeee 4042 
Mattoon, V. W..... 3992 
Mattox Ba Reet 5.2. 3372 
Maughiman, W. B.. 353? 
Maupin, C. W...... 3482 

/Maupin, J: Pi... 348? 
Maveety, P. J...... 3423 
Maxey, A.S8........ 3633 
Maxey, W. N....... 3042 
Maxfield, J. B...... 8721 
Maxfield, J. K...... 3158 
Maxham, A. S..... 3893 
Maxon, O. N....... 





Maxwell, J. W 

Maxwell, Thomas. 

May: Dio Miasicse oie 
May, Jolinicc.. --~ 
Mayer) x T. sccee wees. 423? 
Na 75:109 5, lit ataterelate sons 3948 
Maybee, C. C....... 8652 
Maybee, W. J. 3422, 3971 
Mayer, Andreas..... 3131 
Mayer, John....... 3138 
Mayer, Ro cris. 3538 
Mayfield, G. B...... 8551 
Maynard, H.C...... 38878 
Maynard, O. K..... 3693 
Mayne, Wee. 350! 
Mayo, H. M....... 2978 
Miays,b. Cir..... 5s. 2831 
Maywood, A. A 331}, 333! 
Mead, A. J......... 3572 
Meads'C. i: os... 3483 
Meads C20). /5 .'3's,5.5 20 8112 
Mead, G. F...:..... 2942 
Mead? Ma Bi ...%.). 353° 
MIG Nok Os Base ame 3128 
Mead, 8. J.... 4251, 426° 
Mead, W..G.......- 3878? 
Meader, R. E....... 8438 
Meadows, E. L..... 383? 
Meagher, M. A...... 3758 
Means, W. 1350 caOABE 3603 
Mecham, E. E...... 3878 
Mechem, James.... 3733 
Mechlin, J. L....... 3108 
Meck, Joseph..... . 8283 


Mecklenburg, Walter 
4042, 


Medland, William... 
25 


4053 
856} 





ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PREACHERS. ° 


: i Page Dy 
Medley, William.... 374?/Mikels, W. R....... Evi 
Medlin Ss. Jeske oces 355? Milam, J. W....... 3472 
Meek, W. C........ 8293|Milburn, W. H..... 3602 
Meeker, Henry..... 8982/ Miles, D. T......... 3603 
Meeker, J. M....... 8041| Miles, J. W......... 3742 
Meese, G. M........ 850?,Miles, Nu H........ 3552 
Meierbachtel, F. E.. 4063|Militzer, K. A...... 313! 
Meinzer, W. Li... 4012| Millar, qe, 8333 
ivel bys PON Seeing 341°) Millar, Frank....... 3563 
Melear,! JM. 2. vcr 3683|Millar, G. B........ 3912 
Mel AL. Weed acc sats 3668|Millar, J. W. H..... 2992 
Mellberg, C. J...... 8403|Millar, Perry....... 3572 
Mellender, J. W.... 8472/Millar, Webster..... 3563 
Mellin | AC uRS. seca 3403|Millard, G. R....... 3431 
Mellott, W. R...... 3563|Millard, H. H...... 8713 
Meloy, J. M........ 4078|Millard, R. J....... 8712 
Meltony AvP ike sass 4242) Millen, B. F........ 4088 
Melton tdcAm strc 8928|Miller, Adam....... 8042 
Meminger, 8. E..... 8343|Miller, A.C........ 3911 
Mendell, J. W...... 8472\Miller, A. H........ 3902 
Mendenhall, J. K... 3191/Miller, A. L........ 8462 
Menger, H. M....... 3073)Miller, A. R........ 3662 
Menzerjd. Tins. 3282/Miller, B. F........ 3661 
Mercer: Licoa- rte 8883| Miller, Crelius...... 4153 
Mercers' J... oe 8363) Miller, C. E... 8161, 8168 
Mercer, William.... 3653/Miller,C. H........ 2998 
Merchant, A. J..... 8112)Miller, C. H....... -.. 8182 
Merchant, J. H..... 8293|Miller, C. H........ 8658 
Meredeth, B. J. 4021, 4032)/Miller, C. H........ 3733 
Meredith, C. B..... 8831! Miller, C. J........ 3761 
Meredith, Thomas.. 3461/Miller,C. M........ 8782 
Meredith, T. G..... 8882/Miller, C. W........ 3682 
Meredith, W. J..... 3661|Miller, C.W........ 3741 
Meriwether,. G. W. 4283|Miller, Emory...... 3663 
Merrells, Arthur.... 883?/Miller, E. L........ 3861 
Merrick, Hy Lis .../% 8642|Miller, E. R... 4231, 4233 
Merrifield, George.. 3263|Miller, Frederick... 
Merrill, C. M....... 8441 3582, 8741, 3761 
err shy Witew steels 8872/Miller, F. H........ 306? 
Merrill Ts. G..t tas 8103) Miller, F. §........ 348? 
Merrill, (OVE bras BOTS Maller. 7H aXGete vicateyovs 3853 
Merrit, Pees tte 8961| Miller, George...... 4158 
Merring, Joseph.... 8983|/Miller, G. A,....... 3752 
Merritt; J. H...0..2 gO7l Millers Gow. c. ws o 4092 
MCEriGh, bs. ect sicves 8881| Miller, G. G........ 4128 
Mersenhur, Berea tee, toyed ih Gt Kes gi 6 ed Ui ere 3603 
Mersfelder,Frederick 813%|Miller, G. P........ 4343 
Mershon, N. A..... 8863/Millér, Henry....... 8041 
Merten, Frederick... 8228/Miller, Henry....... 3072 
Meshkoff, Anastas.. 4253|Miller, Howard..... 3268 
Messenger, C. J.... 8693/Miller, H. F........ 3068 
Messner, Jacob..... 8432|Miller, H. F........ 3112 
Metealf, Co Pio. csi 8151|/Miller, H. H......'.. 8293 
Metealf, Hi. Ks. ).5; 8871|Miller, H. H........ 3441 
Metcalf, J. B....... 8863|Miller, I. H........ 3683 
Mettler,A. B....... 8913) Miller, James ...... 360? 
Metzger, Henry..... §123|Miller, Jasper...... 3613 
Meyer, C. G........ 8082| Miller, Jesse.....7.. 3481 
Meyer, Fred...:.... 8213|Miller, J. B........ 4122 
Meyer, Herman..... 8281|Miller, J. A........ 38741 
Meyer, H. H... 8211, 3213/Miller, J. H........ 3102 
Meyer, H. W....... 9873 (Miller, oJ. Pe. .s ces 3083 
Meyer, John....... 8081|Miller, J. P......... 8062 
Meyer, William..... 8273|Miller, J. Q. A..... 8291 
Meyer, W. L...... . 8082/Miller, J. R........ 8111 
Meyn, John........ ' 8283|Miller, J. 8......... 3188 
Michaels, M. A..... 826?)Miller, J. T........ 8781 
Michaux, Ellis...... 4211'Miller, J.W....... . 2942 
Mick, Asbury...... 8881|Miller, J. W........ 8848 
Mickel, A. L....... 8712|Miller, J. W........ 8438 
Mickel, H. 8....... 4282] Miller, J, W........ 8592 
IMGeKe)y dipstick roi 817}/ Miller, J. W... 3611 
Middlekauff, 8. H.. 369%/Miller, J. W....... 362! 
Middleton, H.C.... 3052 Miller, Louis....... 81382 
Middleton, H. M. ,. 3463 Miller, L. W....... «877? 
Middleton, J. B..... 409!|Miller, Manassas..., 811% 
Middleton, J. H.... 3042/Miller, M. L........ 3371 
Middleton, R. N.... 8482) Miller, N, G........ 373? 
Middleton, Samuel.. 3603) Miller, P, E........ 8852 
Middleton, W. N....8771|Miller, R. A.......- 386} 





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Miller, R. D 
Miller, R. L 
Miller, k. T 
Maer So, Jae ete tost 
Maller: 5. Tee cine 
eve ers) TVA ene 
Miller, T. C. 
Miers WinO ta seus 
Miller. WB. vee 
Miller, W. F 
Miller Wy. jennie 
Miller, W. H....... 
Miller, W. L...... 5. 
Maller, Wi Siacee aan 


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Milliaman, H. C.... 
Millice, H. C..5.... 
Milligan, 8. W..... 
Mills, A. D., Jr.... 
Malls, HA 5 Girne 


Mills, A. W... 3592, 


Mills, B. J 
Mills, B. 8 
Mills, C. I. 
Mills, E. M........: 


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secre wees 


Milton, A. G 
Milward, Samuel.... 
Minear, G. L 
Minear: PINE ote 
Minegan, C.C...... 
Minery'C. W...... 45 
Miner, GoSite asters 
Miner, M. M.. 5 

2932, 8161, 
Minium, W. J 
Minor, Henry 
Minty, W. F 


Mintzer, O. W. 2933, 


Minus, D.M 


Mitchell, F.G...... 
Mitchell, H. G...... 
Mitchell, H. L...... 
Mitchell, James..... 
Mitchell, James.... 
Mitchell, John...... 
Mitehell, J. A 
Mitchell, J. D...... 
Mitchell, J. S..... 
Mitchell, J. W...... 
Mitchell, Matthew. . 
Mitchell, 8. T 
Mitchell, T. S 
Mitchell, Walter.... 
Mitchell, William... 
Mitchell, W. A...... 
Mitchell, W. C 
Mitchell, W. E...... 
Mitchell, W. H 
Mitchell, W. J 
Mitter, George 





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2961, 2973, 





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396! 
3203. 


311! 
3628 
353! 
8422 
4358 


317! 
3368 
3808? 
4011 
2942 
4092 
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409? 


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5611 
3619 
8603 
4242 
2998 
38798 


ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PREACHERS. 





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Mock, C. B......... 8461|Moores, R. T... 3171, 3188 
Moehring, J. G..... 4283) Moorhead, G. R.... 299? 
Moeller, C..J....... 8082} Moors, A. P........ 8442 
Moers, W. A....... 4108) Moots, T. C........ 337} 
Moffit, A. S.........° 8528/More, J. H......... 8893 
Mohn, BOT... 00s 3302|Morehead, G. W.... 3948 
Mohn, M. B........ 858?|Morey, A. F........ 3958 
Mohney, A. A...... 8912/Morey, G. M....... 3155 
Moler, W. B....... 8041/Morf’ C.F......... 3278 
Moles) J.. We. ..04 3372]Morgan, A. R.. 2871, 2888 
Molesworth, A. M.. 3712/Morgan, B. F....... 3472 
Molesworth, T. 8... 3662/Morgan, C. H...... 8333 
Moll) BicBisnise. y's 3562|}Morgan, David..... 38138 
Moller, H. R ...2861, 2872/Morgan, J. G....... 3318 
Molyneaux, H. B... 3873)Morgan, J. T...... 3263) 
Monett,.T. J....... 8528|Morgan, R. D...... 377? 
Money, F. M....... 8591|Morgan, Taylor .... 4192 
Money, Keneth..... 8853|Morizo Yoshida .... 3502 
Monosmith, C. M... 3583)Mork, E. E......... 3418 
Monroe,J. A....... 4072| Morley, J. P........ 3668 
Monroe, J. D....... 8762|Morley, R. A....... 3902 
Monroe, M. H...... 8683/Morrill, F. L....... 3752 
Montague, C. R. 3551, 3562) Morris, A. J........ 3428 


Montgomery, C. H... 3202 
Montgomery, H. B.. 3612 
Montgomery, John. 385? 


Montgomery, J. 8.. 3593 
Montgomery, M. J.. 3731 
Montgomery, W. H. 3703 
Montoya, Eulogio... 4803 
Monzon, H. H...... 424? 
Moody, J. M........ 4038 
Moon, A.D... oo. 3622 
Moon). DL y.4)7. 3382 
Moon, Lise Necks: 3 3323 
Mooney, George,... 3092 
Moony, William..,. 4192 
Moore, Andrew..... 3648 
Moore, Archibald 3842 
Moore, B.C........ 333? 
Moore. CiqM.. ise ee 4208 
Moore, \C..82....'8. 3901 
Moore; Dini ois 378? 
Moore, E. J......... 8301 
Moore, E. M........ 3321 
Moore, E. W....... 4148 
Moore; Beli... 3. 3351 
Moore, F. L........ 3702 
Moore, F. W........ 3618 
Moore, G. W....... 3103 
Moore; Hy Ais... 4 3108 
Moore, J. A. W 4028 
Moore; J, Dy. ....a4 3652 
Moore, id. Bi) csi e 3712 
Moore, JV occu 3472 
Moore, J. W....... 3293 
Moore, J. W. H.... 4218 
Moore, Ln) Dt ee 3481 
Moore, MitP Alii. jeer 4148 
Moore, O. J........ 2972 
Moore, O. T........ 3108 
Moores PAA Aasls). 3872 
Moores Rea. 8 3481 
Moore, R. M., Jr..... 
2981, 2991, 3342 
Moore, RK. 8........ 35 
Moore, Taylor 
Moores 03D... 
Moores DiS ane hiss 
Moore, William 
Moore, W. B........ 
Moore, W. H 





Moore, W. L 
Moore, W. M 


Moore, W. S.:...5.5 

Moore, W. S,. 4081, 
4048, 4991 

Moores, L. M....... 4028 


Morrissey, A. B..... 4098 
Morriston, A. T.... 8831 
Morritt, Walter..... 3518 
Morrow, C. R....... 3963 
Morrow, F. A...... 3503 
Morrow, Henry..... 3472 
Morrow, Joseph.... 3978 
2!Morrow, J. 8....... 3652 
Morrow, Richard.... 3291 
INPOrsesr As Gila sent ie 3668 
Morse, \C.. Macs..0 3108 
Morse, OC. Soi. cece 361? 
Morse, C. W.......5 382) 
Morse, G. E... 3173, 4348 
IMIORS@ yi) en lan n vec 3908 
Morse; Ss Ak ene 3962 
Morton, A..D..\..:. 3291 
Morton, F. E. W.... 3798 
Morton, F. R....... 4218 
Morton, J.P... Juss 3618 
Morton, .di Ts. 5.26 3302 
Mosbey, W. H...... 4192 
Moses, Matthew... 3308 
Mosher, G. C.. 8171, 3183 
Mosher, Ward...... 3992 
Mosier, W. P...... 3448 
Moss, C. M......... 3602 
Moss, '0.. Deo .4 sei 399! 
Moss, James........ 3962 
Mossman, W. H.... 3103 
Motor R.'C. 0/8008 2992 





Morris, C. C... 4031, 4048 
Morris, ©. Gs... -.0. 2948 
Morris, C. O... 3621, 364? 


Morris, Doctor...... 4208 
Morris, E. E....... 2948 
Morris, E. G........ 8748 
Morris, 20 Sos.4 aoe 3298 
Morris,|G: Bir. tele 3831 
Morris, GK. 63.0 3048 
Morris, G. Vika nace 8051 
Morrisy J.-C. 5 a. 3828 
Morris, Sc: Pisnt ah ae 3942 
Morris, J. V... 3921, 3933 
Morris, INGS i/o. te 3608 
Morris, William.... 3771 
Morris, W. .E...... 8572 
MOTHS y Wieder 3642 
Morrison, A. B..... 38753 
Morrison, A. P...... 4138 
Morrison, C. R...... 3628 
Morrison, C. §...... 4122 


Morrison, J. G.. 8871,'8883 
Morrison, J. W. H.. 358? 
Morrison, Leander.. 3158 








Motoi Hirakawa.... 2888 
Motojiro Yamaka... 2882 





2/Murph, J. W 


Henry 


Moton, 
T. M 


Mott, 


seen 


Page 
. 4168 
. 8383 


Mottershead, Joseph 353? 


Mueller, J. A 
Mueller, J. C 
Mueller, J. E 
Mueller, John 


Mougey, J. W..... . 8781 
Moulton, G. H...... 3158 
Moultree, J. W..... 4098 
Mount, Gases 8431 
5} Mountain, W. W.344%, 346! 
Mounts, Bes oe apes 358? 
Mouzon, M. M...... 4098 
Mowbray, G. W.... 4063 
Mower, J. W....... 3882 
Mower, Samuel..... 8522 
Mowry, E. D....... 311? 
Moxcey, G. W...... 3993 
Moyer, Ee Cig 3983 
Moyer, J. C. B..... 8991 
Moyle, William.... 3578 
Moys, Henry....... 2992 
Muchmore, lu. J..... 3962 
Mucker, David..... 875? 
Mueller, Ernst...... 3133 
Mueller, E. W.. 325), 3262 
Mitiellers Hei Witas: ators 3135 
Mueller, G. J....... 3083 
Mueller, H. F....... 3288 


- 8182 


Mueller. O. P.. 3702, 3718 


Muldrew, M. M..... 4212 
Mulfinger, J. A.... 8273 
Mulford, Uri....... 3962 
Mulholland, R. N... 3333 
Mullen, Matthew... 3448 
Muller, .D. :H......... 8291 
Muller, GG... 5... 2991 
Mulligan, A. S...... 335! 
Mulvaney, J. M..... 8632 
Mumford, A. W..... 3448 
Munden, J. N...... 374! 
Mundy, Mareus..... 3942 
Munger, Hl. '§. hiss! 38752 
Munger, R. D...... 3983 
Munsell, C. W. C... 3603 
Munsey; C. D...... 3058 
Munson, H. C....... 3241 
Munson, Peter ..... 3408 


Munson, R. W 


Munz, Frederick... 


Murdock, D. Y 
Murken, J. T 
Morlin, L. H 


Murphy, Alonzo... 
Murphy, A. B 
Murphy, A. H 
Murphy, G. H 
Murphy, H. M..... 
Murphy, John 
Murphy, J. D 
Murphy, J. E..... 
Murphy, Wildman. 


. 3068 


. 3472 


. 4091 


2973, 4343 


Murphy, William... 


3608 


Murr, J. L. 3011, 3022, 3092 


Murray, B. J 


. 4222 


Murray, D. G.. 8351, 8371 


Murray, George 
iiatay. ce ee 
Murray, J. F 
Murray, O. E 
Murray, Roderick.. 


. 377 


3871, 8883 
Murray, W. P...... 3722 
Murrish, J.T ...20 5 3512 
Murry, 2A. dG eee 4078 
Minis e5w CEL sev eentevats 8022 


Musgrave, P. Z.... 


. 3841 


Page 

Musgrove, W.H.... 862? 
Musington, G. T.... 

3781, 8791, 8799 


Mussell, J. A.. 406}, 
4078, 4852 _ 
Myers, Clement 1... 3158 
Myers, C. L........ 304? 
Myers, D. W..2- 20. 8992 
Myers, Bl. 3.3... 3 3462 
Myers; H.'@v; 6. #5) ont 
S| Myers, Q. Avisos 3462 
Myers, R. E.2962,4061,4072 
MVOrs UI ereretetote 3203 
Myers, W. H....... 8355 
Myres, J. G. 8. .... 3859 
N 
Nachtrieb, Christian 405? 
Na Cing Cing ...:.. 4312 
Nackels, G. W...... 398% 
Nagler, A. F........ 3441 
Nagler, Bo Wes) 3...) 0 4053 
Na Hong Co........ 4318 
Na Hoi To iva, 4318 
ONall se) Wie tetorereteyete 3632 
Na Ming Sang...... 4312 
Nankervis, Henry.. 333? 
Nanna, V. A....,.. 3848 
Nasakiehi Nakarai.. 288% 
Nash, Calloway..... 3632 
Nasi: Cake 4048 
Nash: .Je Mik ct ectete 3461 
Na Sing Dong...... 4312 
ING Sing Ure deities 4311 
INasty. Avadis® cclecicnts 3132 
Nast, William...... 3132 
Nate, John........4 3898 
Naugle, J. F... 3341, 3352 
Naumann, Henry... 306? 
Naumann, Philip... 3062 
Nauthrup, E. L.8401, 3412 
Nave, Ord spi sclelesters 3728 
Naylor, \SaviWis clas 3572 
Neal,"A: Baw. duck 377) 
Neal, Gs, Mit. 4 icite 4941 
Neal H.. Coe. cae 3463 
Neal, John... .0.- 4192 
IN@al id) Etna eaiceue 3962 
Neal. Tibet 31538 
Nease, Charles..... 848% 
Needham, A. H.... 3503 
Needham, A. T.... 3508 
Neelands, Abraham. 388? 
Weel yA Cidise ciel chet 4208 
Neel ye SM ur cases 330! 
Neely, Ji. W fo..0045. 3662 
Nett, dx Bs. brennan 3112 
Neti 2 Jic/Sityeiasts ess 3572 
Neher, J. H........ 8472 
Neigh, F. §...... oe OLS 
ONG 1IGEW ihc del vatyessSetecrye 3668 
ONCIT Wits iscloci ae ce 4092 
INCI daa verre stereye 3262 
Neitzel, Ci H.W vee 3282 
Nektmann, Anders. 3003 
Nelsen, Ole......... 3248 
Nelson, Alonzo..... 403? 
Nelson sv Agi) cur secrets 3501 
Nelson, ©. Gi... 4278 
Nelson, C. J........ 3082 
Nelson, C.W.F.... 3752 
Nelson, E.. G....... 4042 
Nelson, J. Ov., Js0.. 8031 


Nelson, Osborn..... 4162 
Nelson, Martinus... 8412 
Nelson, N. G....... 8513 
Nelson, Olof....... 4273 
Nelson, W. H..... . 4161 
Nettleton, K. D.... 3953 





Neuhart, Jakob..... 2872 


Neupert, R. R 
Nevils; G.. Ww. 0c.. 
Newcomb, G. T.... 
Newcomh, J. F 
Newcomer, J.C 
Newell, BH. F 
Newell, O: Ro... 2... 
Newhouse, F. D..... 
Newing, W. A..... . 
Newkirk, G. R..... 
Newkirk, J. L...... 
Newland, T. E...... 
Newland, T. P 
Newman, E. L 
Newman, J. F. 4185, 
Newman, Ralph.... 
Newman, S.B...... 
Newsome, A. H..... 
Newsome, J. E...... 
Newton, A. D...... 
‘Newton, A. G....:.. 
Newton, B. KE 
Newton, C. H 
Newton, H. L 
Newton, Isaac 
Newton, Isaac...... 
Newton, W. H...... 
Ng Deng Hong 
Ng Gek Cheong 
Ng Hong Siong 430}, 
Ng Teng Siong. .... 
Ngoi Gi Lang...... 
Nichol, J.oBa oo cep: 
Nicholas, R. W..... 
Nicholas, T. H.3513, 
Nichols, Alfred 
Nichols, A. A 
Nichols, D. W 
Nichols, EH, .N... +... 
Nichols. Repay. 5s 
Nichols, J. A 
Nichols. JC. s:. os 
Nichols, Melvin.... 
Nichols, O. T.. 364}, 
Nichols, Thomas... 


ween 


wee eee 


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Nichols, William... 
Nicholson, Christo- 
Lae Sedasnoahee oe 


Nishclson, Co Diss 
Nicholson, E. H.... 
Nicholson, E. L.... 
Nicholson, John.... 
Nicholson, ‘Thomas. 
Nicholson, W.S8.... 
Nickerson, J. E.... 
Nickerson, J. I..... 
Nickerson, M. E.... 
INie@kile. O05 Eos ee 
Nickle, S. Mi. ..c... 
Niederhuth, Otto... 
Wieh Chi Yi... 3382, 
4161, 4188, 

Nielsen, Christian. . 
2923, 
Nielsen, Emil. . 2923, 
Nielsen, Jens.. 2923, 
Nielsen, N. P.. 
Nielsson, Johannes. 
INGE eG Is enamine e 
ING S5@ OS UAB A Re eopt 
INDI p! 3 Ela Bae aras G 
Nilsen, H. P 
Nilson, August..... 
Nilsson, Emanuel... 
iNimiits, BAe iene. 


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Page} 
2873) Nixon, George 


2923, 


ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PREACHERS. 


419?) Nixon, G. J 


8591 Nobbs, Henrys. <3 
34382/Noble, D. 
3448/ Noble, E. E...... 
3863| Noble, J. R 
3811 Noble, O. A... sc... 
3563|Nocka, W. E........ 
3612} Noland, A. J....... 
3321| Norberg, K. M...... 
336?) Norcross, A. H...... 
3652) Nord, Carl......... 
3958| Nordin, August 
4373! Nordvig, H.O.. ... 
3448)Norman, A. V...... 
8028} Norman, Granville. 
394?! Norris, A. R........ 
8202) Norris, C. H....... 
peo i ENOrris ss Gli ainetete 
8051] Norris, G. W 
3153] Norris, M. L 
414?) Norstrom, K. E..... 
8958) North, Nathan 
3582) North, T. W....... 
385?| Northcott, H. 
411?| Northcott, T. 
4318! Northrup, A. J..... 
4315! Northrup, H. C..... 
4318! Northrup, J. A..... 
4318) Norton, C. H....... 
4173) Norton, C. R 
3658] Norton, F. J 
3268) Norton, J. D 
433?! Norton, N. F....... 
4153| Norton, W.-B 
3831] Norvell, J. E.. 20... 
437?! Norwood, Fletcher. . 
Sit) Notsons:G.> De sciscies 
4015|Nott, Benjamin..... 
315?| Notzold, F. G...... 
3993! Noyes, J. B 
8018] Nuelson, J. L....... 
865°! Nulsen, Heinrich... 
333°) Nulton, J. D 
SIA NII L1G. gatecere 
Nunnally, G, W.... 
POLS PN WSS. A. Ose sinker 
299?| Nutting, Wilder.... 
388?| Niitzmann, Malte... 
3743) Nuzum, G. W 
8761) Nuzum, I. F 
3861|Nuzum, W. O...... 
Doe NYC, OTs..5 <5 oi9 o'elbie 
3638) Nye, De Witt C..... 
832"|Nyrop, N. H........ 
4012) Nystrom, G. L...... 
3118 
38112 
S223 (Oalce: Ge TR ai. catss 
Oaks, Wazens.. i x7. - 
Oakwood, J. M..... 
Oberg, Harold...... 
O’Brian, M. W 
Odegaard, Anton... 
Ode DE Dies. 6 aves 
Odell, W. P. 
Oden Ris ce sae 
Odgers, J. H 
Odinga, H. G....... 
Ole GH aoe clei nine 
Odlum, G. A 
Oetjen, John 


se eeee 


4372 


4363 
4363 
4363 
43638 
300? 
3088 


beeee 


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3328|Oglesby, Daniel.... 3632 
365?| Oglesby, L. W. A.. 4083 





3338|O’Harra, M, L. 8352, 3368 
388!|O’Haver, J. F...... 3473 
8482/Ohlinger, Franklin 
. 3538 8123, 4801, 4313 
8313/Ohstrom, J. A...... 38003 
2991/0i Gok Hing....... 4312 
3181 Sipholn, CR as Seas 4132 
4242| Olander, O. E....... 4132 
3008|Oleott, D. T........ 3712 
878:/Oldham, W. F..... 3778 
3403] Olds, 8. C.:........ 8701 
4273) Olesen, Ole.......... 2913 
8413/Olesen, Samuel..... 8573 
8009} Olin, Bo Bi... ces nen 324) 
4191]Olin, 8. A....c. 2... 3562 
4072] Olive, J. F......... 3592 
3961)Oliver, E.H........ 4242 
3301| Oliver, G. F........ 3302 
4912/Oliver, J. B........ 8328 
8918) Oliver, J. H........ 8868 
8012|Oliver, N. H....... 4078 
8953|/ Oliver, S. A........ 317} 
8562]Oliver, Thomas..... 8852 
8181)Olmsted, G. W..... 3612 
8481|Olmsted, W. J...... 8562 
8888/Olsen, Anders...... 2921 
8333/Olsen, August...... 4271 
3363|Olsen, A. G........ 4273 
8811] Olsen, Christian.... 3248 
8203|Olsen, Johannes.... 2913 
4018)Olsen, Joseph...... 3412 
8291/Olsen, Lars........ . 8411 
8863|/Olsen, Martineus... 299} 
8912/Olsen, Peter........ 2912 
4018\Olsen, T. A.... 8801, 3813 
4203|Oneal, E. W........ 3911 
4018|O’Neal, H. H....... 3611 
8263/0’ Neal, J. T....... 3482 
2902/0’Neal, R.R........ 4148 
S572 (Opie, RoC. stevie. ois 8873 
40538|Opphiger, Friedrich. 2861 
2853|Oppliger, J. F...... 2868 
8291|/Orbin, George...... 3741 
4232/Orcutt, G. W....... 3301 
3932|Orin, J. V......----- 3292 
3568/Orme, T.-H. 5.3.5 89538 
8173|Ormerod, John..... 8582 
3063| Orndorff, R. C...... 377? 
3253|Orr, Anderson...... 8608 
8262\Orr, Daniel..)........ 3641 
3263|Orr, D. B...2.. 2... 3828 
B66H Ore, J, Cuciures .s0iae 3642 
3973|Orr, J. S.......2.6- 3143 
$248 |Ore, Je Ts y4o5 and «: 3628 
8082 Ormill, “R.N sass ess 8151 
Orton O. Ue tlanes 2972 
Orton, Trevor...... 2992 
8692/Orvik, Erik........ 2918 
8673|Orwick, J. F....... 8431 
8611|Osborn, Thomas.... 8208 
83853/Osborne, Albert.... 396? 
8363/Osborne, Arthur.... 
2918 8952, 8971, 8998 
8321/Osborne, D. C...... 8292 
8961| Osborne, F. L...... 3322 
3423/Osborne, H. F...... 3971 
8902/Osborne, H. R...... 3202 
2861| Osborne, R. H...... 3613 
8423/Osburn, William.... 29/78 
843%/Osment, J. W...... 3931 
8131/Ostrander, Ambrose. 365? 
8652/Ostrom, Henry..,.. 357? 
8752/Ostrom, O.W....... 3402 
3462|Oswald, B. F.. 8052 
3458 8761, 38783 
3442| Oswalt, W. H.. 3521, 3539 
3483|Otjen, W. H...+.... 3912 
8682|Ott, Charles........ 3082 





Ott, Jacode. vile se 
Otterman, J. W 
Ovall, SO ee 
Overbeck, Henry... 
Owen, A. K 
Owen, C. A 


weet ewes 


Padilla, Samuel..... 
Pafford, Virgil 
Page, J. F 
Pagenhart, William. 
Mca ad au Bae Vom ee 
Paine, Louis........ 
Painter, W. H 
Painter, W. W...... 
Palmatier, C. H..... 
Palamidoff, K. G.... 
PalmiyOsaRaige «tees 
Palmer, Aj Refs .<bc 
Palmer, Byron..... 
Palmer cs aResc aan 
Palmer, G. R...... 
Palmer, G. W 
Palmer, G. W...... 
Palmer, Horace 
Palmer, H.B 
Palmer, J). Bis.. secs 
Palmer, M. R....... 
Palmer, N. A 
Palmer, eB ccu fa 
Palmer, W. R. A... 
Palmavist, J. A.... 
Plan (Cheng se... ae 
Pang Ding Hie 
Panwitt ii J 
Pape, Heinrich 
Papenhagen, C. L.. 
Parcells, DA... ./.. 
Pardee, Ji Ick. «ees 
Parham, Ro A‘. \s 
Parish) iaGircets si 
Park. Gyieis st wntias:. 


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peewee 


Parker... Ge oh 
Parker, T. A 
eamicer ils) Bice taeate 

Parkhurst, F. 8.... 
Parkhurst, M. M.... 
Parkin, C. A 


sete eens 


Parrish, P. R 





Parrott, J. Be. f cies 


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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PREACHERS 

















Parsons, D. W Pane 
SRUAVY vacteleta 3432) P + Page] 
Barsons, George. ...« 356) Me abate eA G gaa Weel 3461 Pi 
Parsons, He Jo... PbS ra et ceo 3542 |Peters, Henke seek Pickett, 8. D..-.-+. 3072 
; AT eiaie eas 3352| Peck hoon Honan ay ters. Ei) kanes icKles, fF. M..... 3 AS, 
Taaone. J mx eck, EH. A.. 3992 jp HL. Di eeeeeve 3282] Piehl o> 294: 
VhASS aes 3192| Pack Ge Wo... 992|Peters, J. W 1enier, Franz...... 3073 
Parsons, N. E eck, G. W.. 3961 nina turns eee 3051|P eb A 
° as Dyaptenear 2993] Peck WW eee eeeee 961| Peters, W. lerce BR ie 94 
Parsons) Ac. SID IPeo, Jeo 000000, 86 Deter W. 001 0) a Pn Bee 
oD eetecke 386 Peck. NOR Muah ae etersen, Augus uy lerce, H. P...... 3323 
Parsons, Richard eck, N.R ... 35011 P. , August... 341?/Pi -. 832 
; i Uimigeeelpeak Wesley... b: tersen, Chris lerce, F; B.... 9392 
Parsons’ W. A 3781}Peck, Wesley.... 3501 Pe shed iristen.. 8413/ Pierce, H sees 832 
Parsonse wero 4993| Peckham, L: E..... 3262 eee ey Gastal. haotl Pierce’ Flee neae 3512 
SETI U eos nam, L. H..... tersen, H. J : 1erce, Ralph... 
aoae W.R 3481] Peddicord, C. A. 3853 Pe 7 H. ds... 3071! Pierce, R i en Oe 
erreurs: ante 3923] Pedersen, Jens... “** 3008 ee Tees case Ca Renae 3633 
Puiidee BRL 3i6t|Peobles, Re We... nee oe Jonchiny. 2 2018\'Pioron, Jon Uae oe 3613 
pede BAe 3982| Peeler, 8. A......++ Fe ala Sd eed 3241| Pierce, W. peer aes 
Paschal, Se ee 3432| Peep, Thomas "|| 8562 etersen, Lauritz... 4362} Pi TE og: . 3918 
i ~G..... . 3933/P. ae acter Aha 62|Petersen, O. P. 1erce WeiRviokt 
Prscho,'@, Lees... 30% Beoples, A ths... 408 Petoron asm 3 g242|Piorsal, L, Ba... 31st 
: ) aR i 3331 © Geese ev eee ) eterson.! ny Ue lerson, 1. Heels 
Bake e Wile 574s Pouca, B aa ce, Peano, er 3089| Pt got, We icp. 3298 
: Nien ae 3748| Pegues, B. M....... Ree ere gee eae 2 
Passmore, Wo 3953| Peik, Anton. 4053 on, U. | peer fe 4263] Pik 9 Fee Poeseeeseee 3203 
eel ae are 3331| Peirce, J. D....4111 053| Peterson, F. wes) Ce ts 
Pato, Re Hen ee Peters an See Peterson, HE AL She 3402 ae Henan we 
Patterson, C. D..... BEPC o-Ps ac boos 3472 Pe erson, L. 8...... 873?| Pil ie Natit Ras 
eee eB 3533|Pelly, E. G......... eis tae Leonard. 301!|Pile, D’ Np ea ai7t 
Patterson, G. H..... 3113|Pelsor, H. C........ 3481 Boa Magnus... 427? Pill eee 368° 
Patterson, G. W.... 3961/Pemberton, John... 3818 ae P. W..... 3561 Pian Up aaa 388° 
Patterson, ene: 8652|Pendell, G. M ity eterson, Theo...... 3033] Pi ow, E. M....... 3821 
ae ¥... 4208| Pender, J.T... 0... 8702) Peterson, W. illsbury, C. D.. 
Paterson He He 23 ondln, JW. dh ou Pettorsoi, Auyust.. 800 PMD FC. ae 
eae nee ee 43| Pengelly, Fig ta, aed ettis, C. E...... 3513] Pi ott, J. R.. 8571, 8592 
Wilson : tichard.. 8423! Pettis, G ate Pinckard, J ’ 
eattomon: tos 2942 Eoetly Richard 39631 Petti 9 We Cs RRs: 3792] Pinck 9 Ue Bans 8448 
ee NW Coon ars Penley Fy said teens Sate M.S.... 3551, 8572 Pincknan. E. M..... 4098 
EE TN ce 2772| Pennell, O. H...... 3292 Hone MEAS iG. » 8577) Pinckney, H. M.... 8553 
Pe Oe 3113] Penninetti, Angelo.. 2958 etty, An Lo... Praline cd J. H..... 4148 
al bysskianes . Petty. Cc. T 25 Pingree, J. G 
Patterson, Thomas 3202|Penrod, 8.8... Y,C.T....... 32931 Pi 70. Geeeeeee 356! 
ens ante: 3481| P a3 Pin 
Patterson, Wesley a Pee om Hl ore 3061 Pee wget 3st Pinmee  D W.H.. 410° 
erson, W. EB.... 3193/P ye Wee eee ee 835381! Ptaff. D: MSO CKO OGG 02! Pinne P. eelebetel als 
Pattinson, es W. 3G eee mie Pear “ae 4059|Pinniok ape ok als 3112 
ee Ls epee 3432 Pereesr S ve Piste asi Pfalzgraf, Henry... a reel Tue Bars 
pia ail aselodtotazere 3901| P. piece rey oie een 2) Pfei 1 roeey per Giles 
ee ae 3051 Pelee Manin 3308 Pham 1 aN Saas ae Piper Wale aa 3858 
=e, CUES Ue Ansty “apis USE SE. a SRN 35821 Phel eo dewce rece chemelewehcaeh ieee 
Patton, W. M 3562| Perkins, George 3771 ps, F. A... 2921, 2938] Pitkin, A. A ra ea 3.4.93 
Arh RRO ae . Gewese = : kin, A. H ee 
Pattyson, W.'A 3051| Perkins, H. M Ae Phelps, G. H.. 292%, 2939 HAgbot WEG Blo HG 5 3643 
UA Das PO ae teases 91] Phel , 2938) Pitman, P : 
Paugh, I. C 3961] Perkins, P. D As elps, J, D.... 39611 Pi _P. R...... 3992 
SONS, BEN ei ne NL 91}Phelps, J .... 8961) Pitner, W ota 
Paul Geav f $292] Perkins, T. J elps, J. M... 39121 Pi SW is te alone 8863 
_ W.... 3671, 3681| Perkins, U. 8. G. 317 318%] Phel .... 891?) Pittenger, H me 
Paul, TONG: ) erkins, U.S. G.3171,31 DS, Jan Wiens 35121 Pi ger, H. G.. 3703 
MON atic aes 28. G, GallPHolos Seo Nie lle 512| Pitten, PRS 
Payleenei- C 4161| Perkins, W. H ’ elps, S. N... 38021 Pi ger, John..... 8753 
é IS hs ae 9913 Seah ae earls 37931 Ph wee. 880?! Pitt oe 
pees Henry... PUR GS anaes peace 3328 Pheloet Det cai pie Pittenger, William. S761 
Gi StL SRE rae mM, D. A...--6. 3632|Phelos, W. rots ceer ors ittman, Eli i 
Tae Dara) 3461| Perrin, O. J elps, W. R.. sy1\Pitts D” IWeaetse 3992 
aWeorts dis Bis i ie Benet Pe GA tn 3303| Phenix. (MAA. ck. 718| Pitts, D. ies 
a 0. Bees. 3450 Perny” As Divssess 3841 Phifer, WD... 366i ae Pitts Want cae 
> o the sacece ny : Bes illi ' a lace H Sree sa Neae el ene, , M 
Payne, J.B 3043| Perry, B. L Phillipp, P. C.. ” 30721 Plannette Biceioee 3531 
RG 9 Ys Be Levee eases ose 1 eaeegeee 
eee ere ae a eee 
acé,.S. F. B.. ‘ > VD. Hh. Soe 3118|Phillios. David... 3123] Platt. 1 sees. 8068 
Peale "G M Bel Be Som Perry, Enoch illips, David att, DETACEeCe . 3112 
NE ip TU ; ty, Enoch....... shal Phillipa D. Ose 3203] Platt, J veele. S11 
Peake, T. D. W 8628| Perry, G.S illips, D. C. J. No... 3852 
,T.D.W...., 8568|Perry, G. Ta... 2... 3811! Phillips, G.S.W.... 3151| Platt, W. ee 
Peale,'C. C......... 3058 oe 305% Phillips Sees, cays vats ree: 3861 
pee: geat\Perry, JF. 5 ou, ass hillips, J. G.. 3412, easant, George.... 4 
MPSS. 1). B00 Peery de Roe oem 113] Philli . . 3482] Pleas: sees 4192 
Pearce, Orlande 399? Perry, J. F. 3 Lips, M.E ants, W.H 
SARS call ac ada ay 673|Philliss O01 AC 3753] Pletch HID Lota 8793 
tpaaes er 3523) Perry, J. L 3 illips, O. A. er, Ernest 
BAGG toh eA Sans Parag NEE ae 462\Phillips, On Chol 4012|Ploch, C SE lt 
Pearman, E. E 3373| Perry, M. W. S illips, O. C. 10. E.... 3 
Ly i. He... 3771 ¢ oDereee a6ertPhillina (RD el 8843] Plo ose nis 3138 
He Thomas... oe cee 0: Hs. pBdex Erne ¥ Dee an. B81 Phicddent A. Li... 3612 
Pearne, AWS is Ree 3052|P y, William..... 4162 ps, Sheridan. . cat et ann, Rich’d 3133 
cease, fe Ee a 3991 Pore ae DAR A Sen 2973|Phillips. T 3598, 8613 ineancke. bays 4102 
Pearson, Far ee 9948 Pee 5 ] mrebsclatalote 3573 Phillipe. ane Aenea 3292| Plumb Eo camie 41083 
Soon eiacieeneee amet cu innerie Plum? Meer. Sa 
son, John...... ar aesericea slic a gd 3781|Phillips, W. L...... 913|Plumb, N. J........ re 
Pearsons Rea ershing, J. N ips, W. L mb, N. J... 
Siededeal Povching (aA hes 373!) Philips Nate eee 3505\ (Plummer @. Bells 4172 
ee ope re Phung Wn a 
Pease B A PNK eRe 353] Pervis, 8. W "3951 hilpott, W. M Nr Wlen, PA Lu ns 
PAC be Coe tenes Siete 3962] Phil y YY. Me wee 8261 Poe WwW sees 4032 
Peat, oy EF oe Peschman, Jose h ’ 5 1 pott. W. S ? ° M. © 
sa oy ue ee 3 .. 3443 Pick 9 WV eS scene 858s ||Poland eOnGe anal 3618 
Peate, John 628| Peter, August P ickard, G. E and, O. C. 

‘) hn.....-. . 8103 Star dle cen Geel: 3273 foe em be S88UliPololaisen Aci kes 8973 a 
eating, J B.os00. BA Boor, Ae Geen) Bae Pickard J 3. 8 Pollen Oscar Si et 
fy Ae Boe wen eee 3613/P + Crececeee 81] Pick ase Poli ’ 

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re Pe erg sie 8112 Pickett, Sees hee ee Poling, H. M.. 3808 
«+++ 4087} Polkinghorne, S, Ge 833! 








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Pollard, Thomas.... 811? 
Pollock, Andrew... 858? 





Pollock, He Beene. 2. 8632 
Polsinelli, Domenico 2961 
Pomeroy, C.0 Ros. 2948 
Pomeroy, Fletcher.. 3893 
Pomfret, Alfred..... 3571 
Pommerenke, Wm.. 3083 
Romi O Gi sieaisce 8082 
Pons, Giovanni,.... 2958 
Penton, Re Hens. «. 4198 
HEGOlem Xcite aeerehaiae 8202 
TEOKOUA CGR cae esc 8201 
Pool, Re Das.. 8191, 3202 
OOHM I Sis sikts oleic 8201 
POO}, H.W. stcet iets 353} 
Poole, W. Eh. arse 3642 
Pooler eG Bis: «(ste 3868 
Pooley. Re Ts 5% 3922 
Poorman, J: Fi .o.. 361} 
HRODO mele tle wretetane at 3583 
Oper. Pe iueche Ss 3588 
HPOpe, Re Beek ths 3298 
Opes LW Eat. ee, 8322 
EBOPOs Whew Wed aise tase 8943 
Porter, Andrew..... 3538 
Porter, Andrew..... 4038 
PROTiOr VA Awe alants's « 3792 
Porter, DSi... 377? 
Porters di. Hie ceiss'= 3822 
Porter; ee ae v= 8051 
Rorter’ L.. Wj. ic! = 3642 
Porter, Marion...... 4073 
Porter.) WieS- sexe. 3363 
Post, Bdwin........ 38478 
POSH Dad suciectae sss» 2971 
TOs i BSG Seen Adio 8308 
Post, Woodrutf..... 3958 
Rosen, Co W5 s+ 3652 
NZOStLOY de Sas alerel> © © 3782 
Rostlesla AR. o..oe6 3771 
ROSbIN Ce Wi ciere'eo se 3453 
Potter, Andrew..... 3422 
PEG tECEy Baton lesa alais 8572 
MP Otter, bs Dubie: sca vie 3448 
Battery as Py. = sere 4012 
Potter, John... 2... 8198 
POC s An ss eines 8462 
Potter, J. W......+ 3202 
Potter, Thomas..... 3562 
Potters DLGs ater sels 3321 
Potter, W. Neots. 8202 
ROUESs Siw bdaycrereiste!= ote 3431 
Poucher, John...... 38478 
Poucher, J. F....... 8722 
Powell, E. E........ 2952 
Powell, H.S....... 35382 
Powell, J. W....... 3808 
Powell, J. W., Jr... 3833 
Powells eer Arete late ote 8603 
Powell, L. C... 2961, 2972 
Powell, N. L....... 4122 
Powell, W.1...... . 8302 
Powelson, C. W..... 3201 
Powers, H. L...:..+ 3728 
Powers, M. N....... 863? 
Powers, P. W...... 8911 
Powis, William..... 8642 
‘Prather, S. Hos. 3.5 311% 
Teen Sa TSG cae ABO Oe 3423 
Pratt pO. (Ceci. 6 . 2942 
Pratt, 'G. Wis acisss 3568 
iprabts Gar Weilels c=" 8693 
Pratt, Wd. (Ove cress 21 3862 
Prathy Si) Soe. a dew 3991 
Prat, We Ass. oss. 3991 
Praute, August..... 2878 
Preme, Fo dis... 5. 4058 


ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PREACHERS. 


Prentiss, b. Ei+, ..\/ 
Prescott, W. H..... 
Presson, Harrison... 
Presson, J.) H2. oh 
Preston, H.C....... 
Preston, Ts. <scc 
Preston, William... 
Prettyman, Wesley. 
Pribble, Ulysses.... 
Rab Oy Caveat acters 
Hence we HG ata aie ye 
Price, George....... 
rice, ol, hw agers 


LEAR es (in es OW GSM ea ia ay 
Priest shai. racic 
IPTiOsb coho asthe, savers 
Priests. Jig Winco nar os 
Prigmore, J. F....: 
Primm, Henry...... 


Pritzlaff, Pau 
Procter, W. G...... 


Procter, A. G.. 362}, 
Procter, C. W. 3642, 


Proctor, G. Wire = 
Proctor, Robert..... 
Prose, LR aaa ae 


Pryor: Wi Aer. sei 
Pucklitsch, Ervist... 
Puett, W. With 


Ieurgii lel wae AR ene 
Pallas Wie tetas 3 
Pullman, Henry.... 
Pully, J. W 
Pumphrey, J. §.... 
Purdue; 2. IN. 5. 
Purrington, O. J.... 
Busey, Miacdiie ays sie 
Putnam, W. A...... 
Pye, Nathaniel...... 


Pyke, J. H.... 3383, 


VAC eWicl Siciaeqeee.2 ie 


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Quant, H.R. £...... 
Quarry, W.J....... 
Queal; L. C 

Queen, F. W....... 
@neens yd. Wikre anes 
Quenzer, Adam..... 
@inek, A. Ey aisle 
Quick, C. H 
Quigley, G. H...... 
Quimby, G. W..... 
Quinn RAS, veers 


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8158 
3662 
4942 
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4152 
8831 
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Moe; GaLA Weasels 3 


Rabe, Herman.. 3002, 


Rabex Oooo. sai08 
PRRCHANO Ss saein savas 6 
Rademacher, F. D.. 
Rader, D. Li..." 60 


' Raihle, Gottlieb..... 


Reaimess lis, 8 <li ein.s 
Rainsberger, M. F... 
Raith, Christian.... 
Raleigh, A.D....... 
Rambo, M. G...... 
Ramdhor, Richard.. 
Ramey, Alfred...... 
Ramey, 8..K..,2... 
Ramke, Heinrich... 
Rampey, J. N...... 
Ramsay, -O. L...... 
Ramsdell, D. H..... 
Ramsdell, 8. L...... 
Ramsey, W.W..... 
Randall, A. A...... 
Randall, E. J...... 
Randall, E. M. Jr.. 
Randle, E. B....... 
Randle, G. W...... 
Randolph, A. W.... 
Randolph, Reuben.. 
Randolph, R. F..... 
Rankin, JR 


Rankin, Samuel...:. 
Rankins, E. B...... 
Ransom, Albert..... 
Ransom, D. C...... 
Ransom, T. M....... 
BAD, ds: Cicotecteiesiers 
RAD Psi dai. eee olan 
Rariek, C. GC... 2 

Rasmus, Henry..... 
Rasmussen, J. A. W. 


286}, 


Rasmussen, Peter.. 


2911, 2923, 8231, 3233, 


Ratchford, M. M.... 
Rathke, J: Wiis. 
Rauch, Reuben..... 
Raveille, J. W...... 
Ravenscroft, J. B... 
Ravenscroft, W. E.. 
Rawlings, William. . 
Rawlins, B. F 
Rawlins, Joseph.... 
Rawlinson, J. W.... 
Rawls, B. Bisset 
Ray, A Wee eos 
Ray, Spencer....2... 
Rayle, y Sey Meyers 
Raymond, C. W.... 
Raymond, Miner... 
Head, Fs Avion. scant 
Read, W. 8. ....., 
Reade, O. E.s...... 
Reading, B. F....... 
Reager, J. S...-...- 


2|/Ream, T. E......... 


Rear, Ds isc ae oot 
Reasoner, J. R...+. 
Reasonover, Joseph. 
Reats, A. H 


961, 


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4058 
4368 
303% 
3492 
308? 


297? 


3901 
2971 
335? 


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4368 
4048 
405? 


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403? 
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669 


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Rech, Peter... 30). Bons 
Reckard, C. H..... 3748 
Rector LV. 6 ei ane 8461 
Rector, Robert...... 4063 
Redburn, W. B.365:, 
4001, 4012 
Reddick, Mason.... 4203 
vederwl deisisetentan 3468 
Redfield, W. H..... 4098 
Redfield, W. O..... 4013 
Redhead, Richard.. 3982 
Redinger, F. A. 3101, 311) 
Redmon, J, H...... 378? 
Redrick, N. H...... 416? 
Reece, Me Wisk tae 3531 
Reed, Clarence..... 3618 
Reeds) cBin. gee te 3482 
Reedy He) Cixtmccrise 3621 
Reeds Gi. aan oseae: 3837? 
Reed, -G.W #...c6.12 4 361! 
Reed, Horace....... 361! 
Reed, H. A.....- Ade routs 
Reed IoC. wagaus 4152 
Reed. jd, Hise sen 4212 
Reed, Lees... 6. 6+. 4191 
Weed, PAs. Js 3673 
Reed. Re Titres. se 317} 
Reed, Seth......... 3821 
Reed, William...... 4198 
Reed, W. D.... 3821, 383? 
Reed, W. G........ 3993 
Reeds, Wet Me. scant 3603 
Reeder, G. A., Sr... 353! 
Reeders (uu! Beso stecieie 8932 
Riek oo ete 363? 
Rees, Mo Sisce.. sss 12 
Rees, Wise Hes Wren, 3663 
Reese, Andrew...... 308? 
Reese, W. H..,..... 8972 
Reeser, G. F........ 8103 
Reetz, Fritz........ 4103 
Reeve, Benjamin... 333% 
Reeves, C. W...... 8292 
Reeves, G. W....... 4158 
Reger, Av uA2./ caves 336? 
Reiber, cies Crop harchelenate 3128 
Reiboldt, G. H...... 848} 
Reichardt, Frederick 308% 
Reichemeyer, Wm.. 3131 
Reichert, Martin 289!, 2908 
Rereli Sae Mane srcoaen 364! 
Reid, Samnel......- 348? 
GIG, nieces senior 3468 
Reiderman, J. W... 3213 
Reiser, Fritz........ 3212 
Reitz, G.. Wiss cele 306? 
INS HY AG reese rescpeys 308! 
Renner, Johann.... 2908 
MRCWO,MiaAeks nie'sin< 811? 
Reno, W..N...:...- 3108 
Requ aida cay acter 3958 
Re Qua, E. W.F.... 3573 


Resseger, L. E. 352, 


Retan,O.A.395!, 397°, 
; Reuseh, WMG era 


Reuter, W. C....... 
Revelle, C.S....... 


Rexroth, George 289', 


Reynolds, A. C..... 
Reynolds, E. H..... 
Reynolds, G. F..... 
Reynolds, G. T..... 
Reynolds, G. W.... 
Reynolds, H. U..... 
Reynolds, J. J.....- 
Reynolds, John.... 
Reynolds, W. A.... 
Reynolds, W. W.... 
Rheinfrank, G. C... 





Rhoades, 8. H...... 


3831 
398? 
3433 
2998 
2948 
2908 
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4041 
38578 
38738 
38993 
8898 
382! 
3573 
361? 
348? 
405% 
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Page 
Rhoads, B. F....... 3533 
Rhode, J. M....... 3078 
Rhodes, J. Onn resiae 3113 
Rhodes: 3. Be vs. 2: 3991 
Rhodes, P. T.. 3351, 3362 
Rhodes, Ree ater 2968 
ERAVEO, etd) seialelesiee 4042 
Riason, i cAntes eine 3371 
iblen Dy vie cere 3422 
IRice, Aas. ae ae 2973 
EIKO NE Serta tic 3991 
iGe; WE WAU iscsi 3953 
Rice, William....... 3873 
Rice, Wied Orrver sete 3812 
Rich, A. J ace oseces 373) 
Rich, Ae Ra Seek 3111 
Riche. His cs eae 3503 
Rich, iG Wises... 4348 
Richy JeeMl sieeve « 8761 
RNC I Ons Sen aves 3803 
Richards, Arthur... 3333 
Richards, A. J..... 3321 
Richards, E. H. 425', 4268 
Richards h.WAce a... 373? 
Richards, os Pass 353! 
Richards, James.... 359? 
Richards, He DW are 3461 
Richards, Jt Wee ae. 3912 
Richards, Urls, 2. h8 08? 
Richards, W. Ae AE 3701 
Richardson, A. L... 388? 
Richardson, Daniel. 3672 
Richardson, D.C. 4231,4248 
Richardson, D.S.... 4048 
Richardson, F.C... 357} 
Richardson, George. 3893 
Richardson, G. B... 3982 
Richardson, G. L. G. 3732 
Richardson, G.O, 2928, 
2981, 2998 
Richardson, G. W... 2928 
Richardson, H.C. 349',3512 
Richardson, H.8.... 356! 


Richardson, 1. B.... 
Richardson, J. C.... 


3258 
4048 


Richardson, K.F. 3973,3983 


Riehardson, L. H... 4198 
Richardson, W. B... 4048 
Richie, J. A... 4231, 424° 
Richmond, G. M....° 3512 
Richmond, J. F..... 4038 
Richmond, J. M.... 3762 
Richmond, J. W.... 4031 
Richmond, Taylor.. 3832 
Richner, BR. Gieaieteyee 2861 
Richter, O. Ri ..; 3008 
Richtmyer. L. P.... 3441 
Rickenbrode, E. C. 
3101, 3103, 8118 
Ricketts, JInS.3.. 5. 377} 
Ricketts, T..M:...., 3788 
Riddick, I. H...... 3448 
Rider, a een 3832 
Rider; W. (Ho <<... 3301 
Ridout, J. G.aA. .. :. 3121 
Ridlington, Joseph... 3852 
Riegel a PesHer, ck... 3998 
Riehl, DIGI 3422 
Rieker, Heinrich.... 2908 
Riemenschneider, 
Carlxnnarhcceiee as 3141 
Riemenschneider 
Englehardt....... 3138! 
Rite: Jai Mop nes 377} 
Rife, Mir Be Peo ee 3532 
Rifenbark, Duane... 4013 
Fite seb. JG 7s seat 3832 
Rifle, SVT. cc atees 3182 
Rigby, ROW solace as . 2983 
Bigg, MocAw ess saces 3732| 





ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PREACHERS. 


Page 
Rigo WIN Mcrae 3621 
Riggin, F. A... 3173, 432? 
Riheldaffer, W. G.. 8663 
Riker,-A* (Bisex ces 3832 
Riley, Charles...... 3148 
Riley ien@.2 raat. 3458 
Riley, John...:.... 4123 
Riley edarereste cscs 407? 
Riley MCIB. ise = 8122 
Riley, Thomas . 8423 
Rinder, Osean 3278 
Rinehardt, B. W.... 407? 
Rinehart, D. B..... 358? 
Ring, Frederick .... 324! 
Bing whi Osis. est 3011 
Rinkel, J. M....... 3073 
; Rinker, INAS eats Sere OF Ue 
Rintoro payne, .. 2888 
FeIplo ys AG ks sis eccl6 3953 
Ripley, H. Mt SISOS 38958 
Rippetoe, J. E...... 3154 
Rippetoe, O. B..... 3463 
Rippetoe, W. .B aed ate 3683 
Rippey; W. E...... 390? 
Rishell, C. Bribe d 3058 
Risher, DWE 3452 
Risk, i Ee ON 3738 
Risleyin OsSi-so5 a 5 8482 
Rist, Benjamin..... 3918 
Rist, Franklin...... 3363 
Ristvedt, Helge..... 2922 
Ritchie, "Henderson. 
3362, 4383 
RIUKOR Be eters ars 3998 
Ritxon il alicry emis 399! 
Roach, Anderson... 4191 
Roach, “Ws she ss... < 4032 
Roads, John........ 8912 
Roan, J. M.... 3981, 3942 
Robb, de eles fones ona 4228 
Robbins, Ephraim.. 3693 
Robbins, Ji. C... 6.0. 3942 
Roberson, Fletcher.. 3572 
Roberson, J. D...... 3682 
Roberts, David. 3753, 4353 
Roberts, E. G.. 3551, 3573 
Roberts, Bradenton eee 3881 
Roberts, 1: Pin 3. 3562 
Roberts, James..... 838? 
Roberts, J. C....... 3591 
Roberts, J. E....... 4063 
Roberts} J. 7.25.5 < 3152 
Roberts,) D.C. ear 3181 
Roberts, L: W...... 3833 
Roberts, Robert..... 8482 
Roberts, 8. Ai... 365? 
Roberts, He Oe oer 3591 
Roberts; Ts Gs oo 3528 
Roberts, W. N...... 38588 
Roberts, Wi Wooo 3608 
Robertson, A. J..... 3611 
Robertson, Benj.... 4092 
Robertson, C.C.... 4092 
Robertson, CME. see 3628 
Robertson, D. A.... 3482 
Robertson, HR Arce 3482 
Robertson, HP yn 13812 
Robertson, HS sciree 3512 
Robertson, BM ait 3862 
Robertson, Re Deen 3551 
Robertson, Ressho... 3641 
Robertson, W. #H... 3982 
Robinette, J. J..... . 368! 
Robins, J. W...... 8292 
Robins, Wii Canes 3508 
Robinson, Anthony. 8198 


Robinson, A. A. 4151, 4162 
Robinson, Auer 4091 
Robinson, C: R.. 3913 
Robinson, E. J. 3558, 4332 





Robinson, E- 8 
Robinson, F. 8 
Robinson, G. 8 
Robinson, G.8 .... 


‘Robinson, Hiram. 


Robinson, fe 
Robinson, J. A 
Robinson, J. B..... 
Robinson, J. F 
Robinson, J. P 
Robinson, J.5 
Robinson, J. Q..... 
Robinson, J. W. 

Robinson, J. Wee ae 
Robinson, R. L 
Robinson, R. L...... 
Robinson, 8. C 
Robinson, Als a 
Robinson, T. 

Robinson, aD i 
Robinson, William. . 
Robinson, Wes Ab vada 
Robinson, W. A.... 
Robinson, WES ets 
Robinson, Wis eee 
Robinson, W. H.... 
Robinson, W. J..... 
Robinson, W. T.... 
Robinson, Wate. 

Robinson, W. T.. 

Robinson, W. W.. 

Robjent, Ye at 
Robson, John 
Rochell, F.C 
Rochelle, J. W 
Rockberg, August. . 
Roekw ell, ALO 
Rockwell, As 
Rockwell, W. D.. 

Rodabaugh, DiPs 

Rodda, Richard. .... 
Rodemey er, August. 
Rodemeyer, Theo... 
Rodenbaugh, W. H. 
Rodenberg, Charles. 
Roderick, G 
Rodger, 


Rodkey, 8. E 
Roe, Andrew 


seer ece 


Roedell, Adolph... 
Roeder, G.S 
Roeder, Michacl.... 
Roegge, William. . 
Roehl, Charles. . 
Rogatzky, Hermann. 
Rogatzky, Oscar. 
Rogatzky, William. . 
Rogers, i ae 
Rogers, B. F 
Rogers; Cain 
Rogers, D. A 
Rogers, Gilbert 
Rogers; ‘G., Ring. tees 
Rogers, G. W....... 
Rogers, Le Dep Neate 
Rogers, James...... 
Rogers, el OL ree 
Rogers; Ja Boeke. 
Rogers, dnglu lees otto 
OSES da leet 
Rogerspd bles ss td ae 
Rogers, L. D 
Rogers, L. L.. 
Rogers, LG 
Rogers, M. u 


Allen. 8173, 
Rodgers, F. H. 4231, 


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Page 
Rogers,'S.. 0 0.0. .08 2972 
Rogers, W.C...... 378? 
Rogers, W.. C....... 3833 
Rogers, Bil epee 398? 
Rognerud, B. G..... 2928 
Rohner, Emil Ree ta 2902 
Rohr, Diedrich..... 2872 
Rohrbaugh, A.B... 384! 
Rolen, A. p eateicniers 3862 
Rolfe, tig seers 8422 
Rolfing A i Bred 8223 
Roller, H. B........ 8132 
Roller, SER eee 3291 
Rollins, William 3162, 3571 


Romero, Leandro... 4308 
Rominger, Ae 6 Bes 5 4042 
Rominger, LOAN 2 a 0a 
Rominger, W. A.... 372! 
Romoser, See 3283 
Rompel, Bs 8084 
Roo Hh eee 3423 
Rood, 15 Mel bates ese 
Roorick, yea 3712 
Roork, 6. Wo 3343 
Rork, We WAM oe 8423 
Résch, G. F.... 2891, 2903 
Roscoe, HoT 2931, 2941 
Rose An MUR EE. 3678 
Rose,' C2 HN S0h.4 nee 3482 
Rose; Bideictercwis Ja 3921 
Rose, O. W....05.. 3861 
BOSC 5 > Wher breeanetare ene 3621 
Rosemond, J. R.... 4092 
Rosen, J. He | 8758, 4333 
Rosen, N. J.. , 300, 4362 
Rosenberry, Ge: W.. 3992 
Rosengrent, E. J.... 3992 
Roser, OP NR Ae 3131 
Rosness, A. W....: 3248 
ROSS; Al taitan seayerttta 3083 
Ross) \CaUEAthi ne one 3763 
Rosss Di Weerecclae 4071 
oss; Wee Ba, ieee ieee 3882 
Rossy Elentiyeaeterg enn 3063 
Ross, Henty. 5.2. 3462 
Ross, TY Wate wtsyoaerne 3501 
Ross, ine plesceaatwete cle 366! 
ROSS. dn Becieeceae ae 3452 
VOSS wel Elinerereiasats 3982 
ROSS, "he tee atuicyasras 3753 
VOSS, nel) j  Wasssatoreisreges 3511 
IROSS5 RUB Soereiasace 373? 
ROSS On Hien ater 3298 
ROSS Syl. Gesamte 877! 
Ross, Ds MS eogectsnee 
Ross WEN Ca tree ien 5253 
ROSS." (Wi; Hisense ae 38538 
Rotert, William..... 4052 
Roth, Johannes..... 3003 
Rothweiler, Jacob... 818? 
Roughton, Gervaise. 3048 
Round, Gin . 8385! 
Rounds, Eley Nie yobs 335! 
Roundtree, M. M... 3183 
RoushyaWiy Ole 7.ces 3611 
Rowan, GeReec.i. 3678 
Rowan, Jit Be vone. 4122 
Rowbotham, W..... 356? 
Rowe; Cowie eee 3153 
Rowe, James....... 3911 
Rowe; cA cis scat 3332" 
Rowe) ditAse sans 050° 
ROW esl Wis mnclerta 3978 
Rowe, William..... 3263 
Bi Rowe, W. Si. .c oe 3301 
Rowland, BSsee 396! 
Rowland, G.M. 3973, 3993 


Rowland. W. D..... 3432 
Rowley,.©. Biss... 3582 
Rowley, F. H..... +» 396? 


ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PREACHERS. 


Page ; 
Royal, David....... 4161|Sallenback, Edward. B0Rs 
Royal, J. H. B.../. 3348|Salmon, 8. B....... 3301 
RoyalsS.On 0202. 3068 |Salt, To Wilk ete. 3932 
ROALD Ba citer 3343 |Salters, Dickerson... 4091 
Royer, John........ 349) |Salzwedel,W.F..... 3068 
Royse, Cs Divev sc. 3462/Sample,O.N.. .... 4148 
Royse, CUS nak. sons 8812/Sampson, 8. 8...... 3752 
Ge Jy Wesecs sme 315!|Sampson, William.. 3302 
Ruble, Di We... 0. 3848/Sams, Joseph....... 4248 
Ruble, J. A......... 3688 |Samuelson, K. A 2992, 3002 


Ruck, G. F.... 2891, 2902 
Rick, J. F..... 2891, 2902 
Rick, J. G.... 2891, 2902 


Rucker, August..... 2908 
Areker, dis Orc fea 3602 
Rudisille Ie Bic nos 3781 
Rudstrom, J. A..... 3008 
Rantiem OSSas ha 3538 
Ruff, Frederick..... 3131 
Ruggles, J. Sy..2... 3052 
HG BS Mise. rei o's 3812 
2 Reo A a 3683 
HUUIlOss Wee die sce aichsnate 2942 
Rnd. Os Poses 2k 2. 2913 
Rumberger, C. C... 3111 
Runfeldt, Emil..... 3011 


Runyan, Harrison... 3198 
Runyan, William... 3042 
<unyan, Wi We. 398? 
Ruoff, J. L.... 3443, 4353 
Rupert, A. G......:. 8531 
Ruppanner, Andreas 286? 
ACUI G TDacbaAsteis eiavois ots 3943 
GUIS WARMED es yah. 3663 
RUSS WNW Go ie so 3501 
Russell, :C.ol 2.2 2. 353? 
Russell, John....... 3321 
Russell, J. B........ 3321 
Russell, J. E....... 8298 
RMisselly Uy Beewce ccs “3682 
Rasselly THs es. es 3673 
Hast, th. Eo cis os 304? 
Rast, Re Sts sacs: - 3043 
Bitoni Ayo sre 3472 
Rutherford, J. P.... 363? 
Rutledge, C,H. 7.2. 3522 
Rutledge, David.... 358? 
Rutledge, J. A..... 3293 
Rutledge, J. S...... 3301 
Rutledge, W. A..... 3308 
Rutledge, W. J..... 3608 
Rutledge, W. N..... 362? 
Rutter, J. B.... 3373, 350! 
Iga eee Dee rages 3113 
Ryan, Daniel... ...% 3483 
EUAN io. Wis ore n'o:6\s/n 3321 
GV AT Els wer phe tice 3371 
Ryerson, J. E...... 3331 
Rynning, Anton..... 2921 
Ss 
Sabine, C. W....... 3641 
Sackett, J. N.w..... 3982 
Saddler, C.'N. .....:: 3932 
Saegesser, Samuel... 8071 
Saehachi Kurimura. 2882 
RAGE e) Oa eters ve 3812 
Sagoes, Willis...... 4242 
St. Clair, Elmer. .... 3483 
St. Clair, so Ee .. - 8818 
St Clair di Bos s..5 - 8658 
Sta Clary Deets 3712 
St. Hill, C. J.. 3883, 4323 
St. John, J. W.. .. 3938 
Sta vohny OG... .-- 3292 
StyJohn eb WAC. 337} 
St Louis, H. Hiss... 3713 
Salazar, H.C... 2... 4308 
Salisbury, H. R..... 3862 
Sallen, Andrew..... 8038 





Sanaker, James. 2913 
3231, 8241 


Sanborn, D.O...... 3563 
Sanborn, J. W...... 3972 
Sanborn, Orlando... 3321 
Sanches, J. B...... 4308 


Sandberg, A. R. 2992, 3008 


Sandell, IN. 4B... 3002 
Sanders, D. J....... 4098 
Sanders, D. N...... 3828 
Sanders, E. L...... 3482 
Sanders, E. M...... 2928 
Sanders, J. H....... 3362 
Sanders, Reuben.... 3452 
Sanders,-We7l ok bk, 3682 
Sanderson, E.G. P.. 3812 
Sanderson, EH. P.... 326? 
Sanderson, F. H.... 3722 
Sanderson, H. H.... 8873 
Sanderson, Robert.. 2971 
Sanderson, R. A.... 3881 


2/Sanderson, Thomas. 401! 


Sandford, G. A..... 403? 
Sandford, H. C..... 3842 
Sandmeyer, J. J.... 306? 
Sandoval, Juan..... 4303 
Sanford, A. M...... 357? 
Sanford, B. Buy: 3562 
Sanford, H. W...... 3988 
Sanford, Js! Loy. 8522 
Sanford, J. Roc. 8862 
Sanford, §. F....... 3991 


Sanford, Van Linden 3831 


Sang Bang Ciong .. 4818 
Sang Geh Chong.... 4313 
Sang Hak Leng..... 4313 
Sang Hak Ming..... 4318 
Sanji Mizuhira..... 288? 
Sanner, N. H....... 373? 


Sanshiro Kokita.... 
Santi Ricardo.. 2951, 2953 


Sargeant, W.G..... 8533 
Sappe Mir Win. swans 2968 
Sargent, J. A....... 3488 
Sargent, J. C....... 3608 
Sarner, J. F......... 4182 
Sartwell, 8. M...... 3113 


Sarubbi, Umberto... 
2951, 2953 
Sasportas, J. A..... 408? 
Satterfield, M. W... 8902 
Satterfield, T. R.... 8893 
Satterlee, E. E...... 381! 
Satterlee, G. Eu... 388! 
Satterthwaite, J. W. 3302 
Saunders, A. E..... 3911 
Saunders, M. L.3191, 3208 


Sauter; C.H. 7.2.5. 406! 
Savage, D. C....... 3568 
Savidge, C. H...... 371? 


Sawyer, J. T.. 3441, 
3442, 3452, 8463 


SaKer Agr dies «sissies 3991 
SATE weA A revels 378} 
Sayre, ow ubbria sissies 38771 
Scamahorn, J. A.... 3098 
Searborough, M. T.. 3532 
Searritt, J. A....... 3641 
SIGE Wah DHS Gna sinh 3242 
Scawthorn, G. W... 8648 





Sehaals Js. Gy ake .se: 3138 
Schaarschmidt, Carl, 2872 
Schaedel, Henry .... 3135 
Schaefer, F. W. 3231, 3223 
Schaeter, Jacob..... 3282 
Schaller, Wilhelm. . 
286!, 2878 
Schanzenbaecher, 
PACCAENIN arateishe «cists 
Scharpft, Adolph... 
Schaub, Frederick... 


313? 
2902 


8222, 3223 
Schaub, Philip..... 8222 
Schaum, John:..... 8088 
NeheersJ.(Hio.. ais S618 


Schell, E. A... 3441, 3468 


Schell, Karlie. ents: 2871 
Schell, Walter...... 8198 
Schellton, S. W..... 318? 
Sehenk, C. Hi... 3042 
Scheu, John........ 8081 
Schewe, E. F....... 8068 
Schienault, T. C.... 4208 
Schiepp, Hermann.. 290? 
schilde :G, ANG. 2878 
Schilde ky A vei 3001 
Schilling, Emil..... 2902 
Schimmelpfennig, J. 

BL tis iis cine eerie 313! 


Schlagenhauf, John. 38062 
Schlenker, George.. 3201 


Schlein, William.... 3228 
Schlinger, C. F..... 3062 
Schlueter, Henry... 38072 
Schlueter, F. W.... 3062 
Schlung, B.B....... 328? 
Schlung, W..V:..... 3228 
Schmalz, Hermann.. 4108 


31\Schmeisser, Herman 2872 


Schmidt, Ernst..... 2672 
Schmidt, Ferdinand. 2872 
Schmidt, H. F...... 3283 
Schmidt, H. J...... 8223 
Schmidt, H.R. oso: 3232 
Schmidt, W. G...... 3282 


Schmidt, W. H..... 8222 
Schmidt, W. K. M.. 38073 
Sehmidtmann, E. K. 2863 
Schmutzler, William. 3218 
Schnakenberg, C. H. 308% 
Schneebeli, Johannes 2853 
Schneider, F. W.... 3141 
Schneider, G. A.2891, 2908 
Schneider, H. W.... 3223 


3/Schneider, Jacob... 3213 
Schneider, John.... 3131 
Schneider, John.... 857? 
Schneider, John.... 405% 
Schneider, J. S..... 3131 
Schneider, L. E..... 8218 
Schnell, Ludwig.... 290? 


Schnierle, Michael.. 3061 
Schnitker, Henry... 405? 
Schoefflin, W. G.... 8953 
Schoenheider, Chas, 405? 
Schoenheider, Chas., 

4058 
Schoenig, William.. 3063 


Schofield, Simon.... 332? 
Schollert, FE. T...... 3248 
Schon, August..... 38008 


Schoonmaker, R. M. 2948 


Schott, Jacob....... $283 
Schramm, P. C..... 8082 
Schreckengast, I. B. 320? 
Schreiber, G. BF. W. 410° 
Schreiner, E. L..... 3208 
Schreiner, H. F..... 3068 


Schroder, Bernhard. 2863 
Schroeder, Bernhard 287% 


671 


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Schroeder, George.. 3213 


Schuett, Rudolph. deaeny a 
Schruft,) WoAce. 3182 
Schuckai, Herman.. 3283 
Schuette, E. E...... 3238 
Schuldt, C. A...... 8232 
Schuldt, F. H....... 3228 
Schuldt, Henry..... 3228 
Schuldt, William... 3218 
Schuler, Carl....... 4103 
Schuler, Charles.... 3273 
Schultz, W. Hes: 3082 
Schultz, G. dice oe 8213 
s/Schultz, G. Jo... 4982 
Schultze, W. C...... 3063 


Schulz, Christopher. 3223 
chal Ry Cree cae 4052 
Schulze, Gustave... 411! 


Schuman, F. A..... 8188 
Schutte, Ernst... 2872 
Schiitz, Eric... 2... 8008 
Schutz, Henry. .... 3063 
Schutz, Wilhelm.... 2873 
Schutz, William.... 3073 


Schwartz, H. B. 2883, 2891 
Schwarz, Christian.. 2908 
Schweikher,S.P. 2891, 2908 
Schweitert, H. H.... 3998 
Schwiering, W. H.. 3073 
Schwietert, J. B.... 8068 
Schwind, William... 3063 
Schwing, A. L...... 2873 
Schwinn, George... 3128 
Schwirtlich, Joseph. 4283 





Scism, William..... 3953 
Scofield, Isaac...... 8103 
Seotield, Joins. 8122 
Scoles, Hs Bisa: 8208 
Scoles, Jey De ss. 3652 
Scoles, W. H.....:. 8592 
Scott, Alexander.... 87381 
Seote Cs Ce jaeas 4093 
Scott, Davids... 3... 4022 
Scotts HB 3392 
Neott, Gn Anamecien 3621 
ScotteGo Hes aces 385! 


Scott, Herbert.. 3761, 377? 
Scott, Hezekiah.... 383% 
Scott, H. H.... 3281, 3292 





Scotts draane s..a4 3101, 3111 
Seott, MBs. syccrare 4212 
Beott; Johnie.) j..0:4. 83382 
Mcottaade air asetanracers 2963 
Scott, J. H......... 8378 
Necthy MAC ae. Cea. 8292 
Scott; MirD. ces 8591 
Scott: RW cis 3103 
Beott, S) Wer... <a 8592 
Scott, Thornton'.... 421% 
Seott, Wi Hi../..2s Werobus 
Scott, W. J......... 8151 
SCOthss Wise wens secle 3812 
Scoville, A. B...... 8262 
Seoville He T..... 3893 
Scrimger, G. E..... 361! 
Scripps, H. C....... 8328 
Scruggs, Charles.... 4191 
OU elite liecvareke efaraters 3481 
Seaberg, C. A...... 3402 
Seaberg, John...... 3403 
Seabrook, die Wee ae 
3012, 3018, 3152 
Seaman, J. R....... 4078 
Seaman, R. B...... 33871 
Searl, Silas......<.. 3893 
Searles: Ji Dia... 3262 
Searles, William.... 3991 
Searles, W. E...... 3962 
Sears, Hiram....... 3632 
3538 


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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PREACHERS. 


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Page Page 
Seaton, a es Be ays ao Shaw, ae ia 
Seaton, J. Wiss... 3853 2, 37 
Seckner,, H.iD.....5 297! Shaw, J. AS, ROE sy: 3598 
Secrest, JS... 5...6 8302|Shaw, M’K ........ 
Sedweck, Ephraim.. 3888|Shaw, 0. F......... 8653 
See, Michael........ 8193!Shaw, R. E......... 3661 
SOBOK Cow Vecne ohloc 8633|Shaw, W.E........ 8363 
Seeds, F. 8......... 8811|Shaw, W. H........ 383} 
Seeley, C. B....... 2942] Shawber, Joshua.... 2968 
Seeley, M. T........ 8838|Shea, A. M../...... 3662 
Seeley. Wiaykbsct tcl 8291|Sheafe, G. A..:.... 2942 
Se: walt, JOAN sean 3962{Shear, G. H,........ 38858 
Seiz, Wilhelm....... 2908|Sheard, 8. A....... 3568 
Selby,.G. Wisse 815?|Shearer, W. S...... 8202 
Selby, Zach.......¢. 8491) Sheckler, T. H...... 
Selins Karli, .o5 ) 4) 3038 3802, 3841, 3853 
Se Aye a es 4115|Sheehan, J. W..... 3431 
Bellen shu este cere 4188|Sheerar, J. B....... 3982 
Selleck, W. H. .2931, Sheets, H.eD acca 3902 
2942, 2982/ Sheets, F. H........ 3902 
Sellers, O. M..,... . 8058|Sheets, G. A....... 3738 
Senseny, J. H...... 8662| Sheets, W. H....... 347? 
Sennosuke Ogata .. 2891|Sheffer, Danicl..... 3858 
Senter, W. T....... 3683|Sheldon, C. E. .... 3863 
Sentman, J. E. H.. 8052/Sheldon, Fred...... 3663 
Serna, Marcial...... 4303|Sheldon, H. A...... 3382 
Sessions, C. M...... 8852/Sheldon, H. B...... 3512 
Sessions, F. W...... 3992|Sheldon, H. H...... 8482 
Severin, Ernst. 4121, 418?/ Sheldon, O. jae 8148 
Severinghaus, C. E.. 3182/Shell, J. W......... 8468 
Severinghaus, H. A. Shelland, J. C...... 8882 
b 3121, 3182/Shelton, A. H...... 4072 
Severinghaus, J. F.. 3132/Shenton, David..... 3662 
Sevits, i ge ae eee 3431|Shepard, E. D...... 3972 
DOW Ye le Di ieteetaiciasais 4018| Shepard, E. L...... 8183 
Seward, 'C. L....... 4023|Shepard, W. S...... 3122 
Sewell, Henry...... 3571| Shephard, William... 3268 
Sexton, H.@...2... 8771|Shephard, W. O.... 8901 
Seymour, H. B...... 8151/Shepherd, A. C..... 4018 
Seymour, S. D..... 3523|Shepherd, C, E:.... 388? 
Shackelford, C.R... 3832|Shepherd, C. M..... 3158 
Shackelford, G. 'W.. 4091/Shepherd, C. W.... 3202 
Shackleford, J. E... 4208/Shepherd, G. F..... 2892 
Shacklock, R. F..... 3713|Shepherd, G. W.... 3633 
Shadford, J. G. B.. 3912|Shepherd, W.0..... 38998 
Shater, Hy Hoo...) 8713|Shepherd, W.8..... 4012 
Shafter, F.iPic.. 6. 8862|Shepler, J. M...... 3308 
Shaffer, G. C....!...% 3363|Sheppard, R. D..... 8908 
Shaffer, J. M....... 3293|Sheridan, W. F..... 3328 
Shaffner, H. J...... 8751|Sherman, C. O.....: 3038 
ees Ul ches Aas 8462 ler ne Be 4001 
NOAKe SS .rditas ca ote 848!|Sherman, G. W..... 3428 
Shambaugh, William 38718 Sherwin, B. Ie gc 3888 
Shahan, G. A.. 3821, 3848|Sherwin, F. B...... 3571 
Shamel, AVW...<:i.. 8152|Sherwood, Edwin.. 3778 
Shane, By He seones 8202|Sherwood, J.W..... 4078 
Shang Ching Yun... 3392)Shick, G. W........ 3718 
Shank, Jee ate tac ctetees 8831|Shick, J. G......... 3721 
Shank, J.W.... 2... 3798 |Shideler, G W...... 3702 
Shank, W. W....... 8723)Shields, J. K.. 3891, 3902 
Shanklin, G. A..... 4192|/Shields, Parker ..... 3612 
Shanklin, W. A..... 8862) Shields, Robert 4251, 4263 
Biiankes; Tae By i... 04 8811|Shier, D. B......... 8392 
Shannon, D. M..... 3351|Shier, H. F......:.. 3322 
Shannon, J. R...... 2963/Shier, Richard. .... 3432 
Shannon, T. H. 3821, 3833/Shier, W. H........ 3328 
Shannon, W. A.-... 3881|Shiffer, J. K........ 8862 
Shannon, W. Q..... 304! | Shigagiro Furusawa. 2891 
ShanoneGuBia acs 3051 | Shigeya Kimura 2872, 2593 
Sharp, (Cap berieatentels 388!| Shigeyo Matsukuma. 2883 
Sharp; G.cBi ica ec 8333 | Shigeyoshi Sugihara. 2883 
ele ee Maan 3841 | Shindledecker, L. H. 
arp, W. N....... 3982 3101, 3111 
Sharpe, Thomas.... 3572|Shinichi Kato...... ” 9888 
Sharpe, W.J....... 383: | Shinn, Benjamin.... 2653 
Shaw, C. Heh. . a 3833| Shipman, A. B..... 3652 
Shaw, George....... 3812|Shipman, W. H.... 3653 
Shaw, (G. Cie de eters 8833|Shipp, Benjamin... 3613 
Shaw, H. C.... 3171, 8182/Shippen, W.C..... 3198 
Shaw, James........ 8603 Shires. CM). Saree te 38701 


31! Sholty, 


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Shively, J. L. 
Shoemaker, G. B.... 
Shoemaker, H. L... 
Shoemaker, H.R... 
Shogren, Eric....... 


Uae eae 


Shook, E. J 


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Shook, H. A... 352!, 


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Short, G. R 
Short, H. M 
Short, W. F 
Shosaku Takahashi. 
Shouse, Douglas.... 
ROUSE, ales! jeme pias 
Shove, Benjamin... 
Show, 8. T 
Showers, J. E 
Shreeves, Oramel... 
Shrigley, E. W 
Shrode, D. L.. 387}, 
Shrode, T. J........ 
Shroyer, J. L....... 
Shugg, W. E 
Shulse, J. M........ 
Shult, F. E.... 3352, 
Shultz, J. 
Shultz, J. McK 
Shultz) Weeds <a 
Shultz, W.R 
Shumacher, Fred’k. 
Shumaker, E. B..... 
Shumaker, E.S..... 
Shuman, George.... 
Shuman, M.G...... 
Shumard, Cc. D 
Shunk Lisest ere 
Shurtliff, A. H..-... 
Shute, A. L 
Sia Heng To 
Sia Sek Ong 


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Sibley, 
Sidebottom, J.E.... 
Sidell che iaseleerane 
Siek Gi Ciong 
Siekmann, Herman. 
Sie Seng Cang 
Sigler, I. G 
Sigurdsson, Anders. 
Z.M 

Sills, B. C 

Silverthorne, B. A.. 
Simester, James.... 
Simkins, J. N....... 
Simmons, A.N..... 
Simmons, A. W.... 
Simmons, C. W..... 
Simmons, E. E...... 
Simmons, F. P 
Simmons, J. T 
Simmons, J. W..... 
Simmons, L. W 
Simmons, R. M 


Simmons, Stewart... 


Simmons, Thomas. . 
Simmons, T. J. N.. 
Simms, A, J 
Simms, G. F 
siecle ID ON eres 
Simon, E. W........ 
Simonds, Royal..... 
Simonds, 8. D...... 
Simonds, S. W...... 
Simons, E. A....... 
Simonsen, N. E.... 
Simonson, W.S..... 
Simpson, Charles... 


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8043|Simpson, John..... 38038 
8863|/Simpson, J. A. 4233, 4242 
8702|Simpson, W. N...... 315} 
4002/Sims, C. N:........ 3482 
8023|Sims, James.......- 825% 
846?/Sims,J.L.......... 3481 
8202|Sims, Thomas...... 4092 
8531|Sinelair, D. M...... 8268 
8773|Sinclair, E. L...... 8438 
8373|Sinelair, J. A....... 3208 
8573{Sinclair, J. C....... 8593 
3603|Singenstrue, Henry. 405? 
8622|/Singleton, C. M..... 4212 
2883|Singleton, J. H..... 2968 
8648|Siniff, O. V........ 378% 
3648|Sinnex, T. H.. 3501, 3515 
3982/Sinnock, J. W...... 3608 
3873|Sipfle, W. F.......- 3073 
8991/Sirdefield, A. C..... 329} 
3592/Si Sik Deng........ 4312 
896! | Sisk, J. Al. ashe 0 ac 4293 
8883|Sisson, F. M........ 3872? 
8491|Sisson, T. E........ 2978 
8483 Sites, J. B......... 8452 
8992|Sivertsen, Peter.... 323} 
8852|Sjoberg, Johann 2992, 3003 
3378 cere JDM citer aroOae 
3582|Skidmore, E. R..... 384! 
3051|Skidmore, J. H..... 3351, 
304?| Skinner, Elias...... 8852 
8582/Skinner, H. D...... 3442 
8081|Skinner, I. H....... 3442 
8533|Skinner, W.S...... 885} 
8461|Skipworth, N. M... 334% 
8153)Skipworth, Walton.. 299% 
8815) Slagle, Peter........ 3618 
3633|Slattery, P. J...... 3112 
8301|Slaughter, W.B..... 390} 
8982) Slavens, Duke...... 3143 
8912|Slease, W. D....... 3742 
4£179| Slee, B,J. x. does. 3438 
4171|Slee, W. W........ 3438 
4173|Sleeth, Asa......... 315? 
3202/Sleeth, W. T. W.... 3833 
8111/Sleppy, M. J....... 373? 
8473|Slessor, A. E....... 8698 
3253] Slingerland,H. A... 396% 
4173|Slingerland, W. H.. 3862 


38088 
4172 
87538 
38008 
3742 


3431 
4178 
3971 
8623 
3442 
2978 


3938 
8508 
346? 
4091 
4012 
3608 
4078 


3828 





Sloan, Archi 
Sloan, G. E 


Slocum, P. § 


balidecs 


860% 
333} 
3861 


Slowthower, A. E.. 3662 


Slusser, F. M 


Small, John. 


teeter ee 


pew eeece 


tee wees 


337? 


Small, S. W... 4211, 4298 
Small, W. J... 8101, 3128 
Smart, A. B... 3891, 3903 


Smart, F. A 
Smedley, M. 


stew eee 


AUR eee 


3318 


Smedstad, Gustav.. 2913 
Smeland, Hans..... 3241 


Smiley, F. H 
Smiley, Robert 
Smith, Albert 


Smith, Alexander... 
Smith, Appleton.... 8333 
Smith, Arthur...... 


Smith, A. C 


337% 


3742 
3992 


Smith, A. D... 3871, 388 


3268 


Smith, A. B......... 3583 
Smith, A. M....... 8202 
Smith WA. Tey a aie 4092 
Smith, A. W........ 336} 
Smith. Ba Dijsennee 3862 
Smith? B. F........ 4192 
Smith? B. @...2123. 4153 


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Smith, B. 8........ 3641|Smi a Bane 
Smith’ Bowe ye a a, Reset. 407° Snodgrass, J. W.... 38652/Spragg, C, H....... 
i Richie states eres sieve 3511\Snodgrass, J. S...... 8592/Sprague, J. A 
Smith, B. W........ 3452/Smith, J. S........ 3612|Snodgrass, T. J..... 326!/Spring, L.G........ 
Smith CAs... 3262/Smith, J.'T.... 3171, 3182/Snow, E. H.... 3591, 4342/Spri Bee Gheiehion. 
Smith, C. Alls...) 3623|Smith, J.T......... ”'3693|Snow, J. H.. Sees sea 
BOs Deak eat 3992/Smith, J. W........ 362%|Snyder, E. J....... siaispringer 1, Bo.-c, 
Smith, C.. E.. 3841, 3862/Smith) J. W Uerder ste M... fA eee pace a 
Smith, C. F........ 3103/Smith Laverde...... anes ke RD sree pow 
Smith, C. F........ 317!|Smith, Lawrence... 364?/Snyder, R. L..-..-. 3881 Biroel t areas 
Smith, C. G 3583/Smith, L. B ieee -+++. 388!\Sprowl, O, H....... 
Ee Se aver Snyder, Samuel. .... 8693|Sprowls, Silas...... 
peGie ks SEO aE tae 3158 Snyder, Sanford.... 3483/Sprowls, T. W...... 
Cea Go ae eek ae ae Snyder, Seymour .. 8692\Spruell, W. F. T... 
Smith, C........«. 818!/Smith, L, W....... 3ids|Suyder, W. W..--” a7418oe age 
ea ea 8303/Smith, Milton...... 811*/Sodia, Riley........ 4193 ete we oan 
sane a a enti eye ate i oa sae ae pg te amas eres rae Spybey, W. Elta 
ith, C. W....... ith, M. C....... S »G.dJ......... Spyker, J. A.. 357?, 
Smith, Cc. W.. BS! 404 Smith, M. c Se 8362/Soll, Christian... 2903/Squier, E. A........ 
_ eas ae oy ‘ Se aR 886) Sollers, I, M........ 8773/Squier, 8. R........ 
Smith? Soa a Senne a eee 2941)Solomon, EON ay era CRC Me Seiseece 
ay peice ROS teed TELS 2 . eee a Ye 
Smith, ID Wieieci sees 3782 357), 3583|Solomon. J. W. 3593. 3622 eables Ge disor We 
Smith) D. W 3082|Smith, O. H. P...... 3818 Rel ae 
[See ee eae a Sommer, J. J... 2891, 2908 303}, 
Smith, Edward..... 9991/Smith; P. A... 3642 oe cere Seek ee 
Smith, Erastus. .... 3551/Smith, P. H........ plesicoper, B.W..s.. seellsesciier D. Soo. 
one oe AGS ee Pe eee ojarsvand ae Soper, Julius....... 2892 Stafford, Camarasa 
ee eee eas : yee Sas iatne oe Sorensen, 8. J zs NLS 2913|Stafford, D. N...... 
Smith? ee eee ae oa Bae ae ee a is ables Dek Stafford, GSW. 
ean n 3692| Smith’ RN 2961,3078,4068| Soule, W. W.s....., 8568\Statford. J. Mo... 
Smith, E.J.... 307 al smiths Be Pooh 8s: 8171/South, T. A........ 4143|Stafford, J. T...... 
Rune ae 5 Oe ae Ee PDE eh eats 3792|Southall, Herbert... 4002/Stafford, W. T...... 
ae = eee he Seas ; Mess Mistake Se Southwell, G. W.... 3702 Stahl, McKendree... 
Sais pra a, Soe Se Be Sas eee Southwell, Je Wo csi B699 Stahmann, C. C.... 
ae ames ee os , Sidney...... 2991| Sower, G. Wie tens 3583/Staiger, Johannes. . . 
Bt Views:'sce:svetrs mith, Stephen..... 3573|Sowers, C. H....... 8782/Stalions, J. W...... z 
Smith, 8. A........ 4333|Sowers, J. E....... 8773\Stalker, A. W...... 
Smith, 8. Bet. Bocas 3042|Sowers, P. P....... 397)|Stalker, Thomas.... 
Smith, 8S. N........ 4192/Spaeth, Christian... 3133/Stambaugh, W. D.. 
Smith, 8. SHG anes 8641|Spahr, A. N........ 3052/Stamm, J. W...... 
Smith, 8. 8......... 3853|Spahr, M. E........ 3523|Stamp, T. W....... 
Smith, T. B........ 362?/Spangler, J. W..... 3348/Stanard, J. G....... 
Smith, U. B........ 8203|Sparks, EK. E....... 3302|/Standing, George. -. 
Smith, URE eae tiges 8201|Sparks, J. D........ 866) |Stanforth, C. B...... 
Smith, Wis Avante. ofete 3462;Sparks, L. B........ 8783|/Stanley, G. R....... 
Smith, W. A hese teres 3621|Sparks, L. C....... 8772|Stanley, L.H...../ 
Smith, W. C........ 2992|Sparks, 8. S........ 4092|Stanley, R. DeW... 
Smith, W. C.. ..... 3661|Sparling, J. G...... 3321 3973, 
Smith, W. F....... 329! |Sparrow, C. B...... 3961|Stanley, W. H. 314', 
Smith, W. F....... 8483|Spaulding, D. L.... 3843/Stanner, William.,.. 
Smith, W. F....... 4162|Spaulding, F. R. 2981, 2992/Stansell, R. B...... 
Smith, W. F. F.... 3473/Spaulding, W. J.... 319%/Stansfield, Joshua.. 
Smith, W. G....... 884?|Spears, John....... 8472|Stanton, F. W...... 
Smith, W. H....... 8583|Speckman, T. A.... 3132/Stanton, Jamies..... 
Smith, W. H.. 3841, 3853/Speckmann, J.C... 3138 Staples, Arthur..... 
Smith, W.H.. .... 3921|Speckmann, S. P... 3081/Staples, Asahel..... 
Smith, W. H. H.... 365%|Speight, N. H...... 4161|Staples, G. W....... 
Smith, W. J........ 4161|Spence, F. E........ 8993/Stark, J. K........: 
Smith, W.S........ 3481|Spence, Frederick... 3333\Starkweather, C. M. 
Smith, WD. ot..0- 8663|Spence, G. A....... 8771|Starkey, W.D..... 
Smith, W: W....... 3852|Spence, J. F....... 3673|Starr, 3. alee 
Smock, C. O....... 8461/Spence, W. L....... 8053/Starr, M.L........- 
SmythyG. Ba 250); 4172/Spencer, C. B....... 2972/Starr, P. M......... 
Smiucker, C, A...... 8591|Spencer, D.S....... 288eiStarr, S.A... 6. é 
Snapp, Hi. Ci... 3171, 3182/Spencer, E. T.-... 8472|Starrett, J. H...... 
Snavely, A. Y...... 8682|Spencer, G. S...... 3973/Stasio, Eduardo. 2953, 
Snavely, Charles.... 8553/Spencer, I. L....... 3753|Statham, G. K...... 
Snead, Wis Bi wos 3183|Spencer, J. O...... 2892|Statham, Walter.... 
Snedaker, G. B..... 3361|Spencer, McDonald. 4148|Stautfer, B. H...... 
Snedaker, G. P. 3093, Spencer, N. T...... 4091|Stauffer, H. D...... 
3363, 4888/Spencer, W. A..... 3902|/Stauffer, Nelson.... 
i 3/Sneed, J. W... 892, 3932/Spencer, W. U...... 3591|Stavely, R. M...... 
ca J.H Snell Asa er asryseranse 368?/Spicer, E. F........ 8883|Stead, O. J........- 
mith, J. H........ 4143|Snell, Isom......... 4211|Spicker, J. J....... 3223/Steadman, D.S..... 
Smith, J. I......... 2942|Snell, I. H.......... 3811/Spille, Johann...... 2902|Stebbins, J. W..... 
Smith, J. J........ 3319/Snider, 8. E........ 3172|\Spivey, B. J....... 412|Stecker, Daniel..... 
See AEA DRE Nasr 3878 Sniff, EAN Dn lelet tebe 3778 Spohr, E. T...... .., 8451/Steed, R. Tater 
Smith, J. L....... . 8452)Snoddy, Nimrod... 415%/Sporri, Gottlieb.-... 9862/Stedman, C. E...... 
mith. O)). 2... 4941|Snodgrass, E. M..... 896%|Sporri, Jacob....... 2861\Steele, C. B........ 








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Steele, Eben..,..... 3321 
Steele. By TAT. a nc.sisie 3481 
Steele, John........ 3258 
Steele; J. H......... 3488 
Steele, J. F........ 3771 
‘Steele, J. W.......- 377) 
Steele, Salmon...... 3423 
MLO INL ly -eciciatelare 33638 
Steele, W. F........ 2971 
Steere, Lincoln...... 4338 
Stefie, Jie Witivcn 3422 
Steffer, J. G........ 4052 
Steffier, F.C....... 3231 
Shettycds alec detente. 3742 
SHO LOW) SUE siecle 3082 


3281 
8218 


Steinacher, Sebastian 
Steinbach, Reinhart. 


Steinbrenner, Wm.. 2908 
Steiner, J. F....... 4062 
Steininger, J. J..... 3088 


2902 
306? 


Steinmetz, Christian 
Steinmeyer, C. C... 


Stensen, M, W...... 3242 
Stenstrom, Nills.... 3008 
Stephan, C.\W..... 3833 
Stephan, J. W...... 3308 
Stephan, S. A...... 3058 
Stephans, J. T. M.. 
3161, 3172 
Stephen, Joseph..... 366? 
Stephens, A. A..... 344! 
Stephens, A. M..... 3808 
Stephens, A. W..... 3571 
Stephens, Robert... 3611 


391? 
3805? 


Stephenson, D. T... 
Stephenson, James.. 


Stephenson, J. L.... 4298 
Sterling, N.S8...... 4242 
Sterling, William... 376? 
Sternberg, F. J..... 3072 
Sternberg, J. L..... 308? 
Sterrett,) Hi: Do .0..: 3481 
» SSEHACIUN ISO baleen nee 350! 
Stevens, Asby...... 383! 
Stevens, A. C....... 4012 
Stevens, A. D...... 386? 
Stevens, C. H..)...... 3698 
Stevens, C. G...... 3963 
Stevens, D. G....... 3352 
Stevens, E. G...... 3428 
Stevens, HE. L....... 3708 
Stevens, Hit... ..... 386? 
Stevens, George..... 360? 
Stevens, John...... 3518 
Stevens, J. A...... 365? 
Stevens, J. C.....:. 3953 
Stevens, J. Gia... 3452 
Stevens, L. A...... 3961 
Stevens, L. Hy...... 3322 
Stevens, M. J....:. 3331 
Stevens, W. D..... 3308 
Stevens, W.G...... 3321 
Stevens, W. H...... 4191 
Stevens, W. W..... 3571 
Stevenson, C. H.... 388) 
Stevenson, Daniel.. 3181 
Stevenson, F. T.... 365% 
Stevenson, R. T.... 3532 
Stevenson, William. 3661 
Stevenson, William. 3753 
Stevenson, W. D.... 4228 
Stevenson, W.F.... 3612 
Stever, D. M....... 3108 
Steves, H. L... 3531 
4121, 4132 
Stevick, F. D...,.. 3538 
Stewart, A. K...... 3442 
Stewart, G.G....... 3903 
Stewart,G. M....... 4218 
Stewart, Hlenry..... 8263 


ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PREACHERS. 


Stewart, H. W. 3281, 
Stewart, J. A 
Stewart, J. M 
Stewart, J. W 
Stewart, J. W 
Stewart, L. H 
Stewart, Morris..... 
Stewart, N. B-.... 
Stewart, 8. L....... 
Stewart, W.B 


Stewart, W. F...... 
Stewart, W. J 
Stickleman,K.A..... 
Stiefel, Carl 
Guten, MEWS is, forsee 
Stiffy, J. L 
StU CSD Aye tie srt 
Stiles, Dy Bac 7 wen. 
Stiles, Loren 
Stiles, W. A 
Stillwell, R. L 
Stimmel, R. T 
Stinchecomb, W. R.. 
Stincheombe, E. J.. 
Stires BO cmeje rete 
Stirtan, A. M 
Stivers, T.S 
Stock, Martin 
Stockbarger, C. U... 
Stockdill, W. F.... 
Shockers Je aaesole 
Stocking, A. M..... 
Stockland,M.0.387!, 
388), 

Stockstill, W. T..... 
Stockwell, C. A..... 
Stockwell, E. 8. 2948, 
4061, 

Stoddard, H. N....: 
Stoddard, W. P..... 
Stoffragen, Fred.... 
Stoker, Daniel...... 
Stokes, N. M....... 
Stokes, R. H 
Stokes, W. T.. 4111, 
DHOMe ANOLE crscaclale 
Stone, Elijah........ 
Stone, E. E.... 3761, 
Stone, F. D.... 3893, 
Stoney Ge Mir enrte 
Stone, J. W.... 418}, 
Stone, M. V........ 
Stone, Wisk sercnt 
Stonecipher, M. C.. 
’ 3621, 3622, 
Stoney J. Htiehaac 
Stoody, J. H 
Storer, David........ 
Storms, 


sence neces 


Stout, Givens. es 
Stout, J. 
Stout, J. Pes. ek 
SLOUE, Helo Wut perenne 
Stout, T. W 
Stover, Away, ose 
Stowe, George...... 
Strader, H. M 
Strader, J. C 
Strahl, R. S 
Strain, J: Hie ske 
Stranahan, W.S..... 
Strange, J..S.0....¢ 
Strassler, Jakob.... 
\Stratford, J. L 
Stratton, C. C 





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Stratton, George.... 3953 
Stratton, J. L...... 3112 
Stratton, T. B..\% «. - 8182 
Stratton, W. J...... 8652 
Straw, twice 3258 
Strayhorn, 8. M. 4021,4031 
Strecker, E. W..... 3132 
Streeter, Douglas... 355! 
Streeter, G. R...... 3461 
Streit, John..<2.)./2% 4108 
Strebe. dpb ca eae 353? 
Stretton, J. T....... 3568 


Strickland, 8. C.... 
Strickland, W. M... 


4151, 4163 
Stricklin, 8. H...".. 3928 
Stricklin, T. J...... 393? 
Stricklin, W. H..... 3938 
Stripling, S. A...... 4242 
Strobridge, TAR saoole 
Stroeter, E. F..... .. 3073 


Stromberg, Hjalmer. 301? 


Stromberg, K.A.... 3408 
Stromberg, O. L.... 3402 
Strong aC nia 3588 
Strong, Frederick... 333% 
Strong ds Mi iaec. tie 4073 
Strother, E. A...... 3591 
Stroup, P: Boat... . 3533 
Strout, W. Tins... 38938 
Struggles, Thomas.. 3533 
Stryker, A. W...... 3198 
Stryker, M.S e 6) jcea: 3652 
Stryker, S. W...... 8352 
Stryker, W. R...... 320? 


Stuart, C. M 
Stuart, C. W 
Stuart, ID. Ose sacs 

Stuart, G. A... 3663, 4373 
Stuart, T. Mck 366! 
Stubbins, B. A..... 
Stubblefield, D. H.. 3608 
Stubbs, J. KE... 3491, 3592 
Stubbs, L. D 3858 
Stubbs, R. N 
Stubbs, R.S 
Stueckemann, C. J.. 3063 
Stueckemann, A. D. 3083 





ae eeene 


sew ee ee 


Sou, BTA eee 3152 
snl CenChreanodade 3168 
Stullken, J. E...... 3063 
Stamp nC. torent 3183 
Stumtz,jG Teva ci 3118 
Stuntz, H. C........ 3853 
Shaeibivan dM GUS Se piste 3878 
Sturgell, ey) Ses ae 3183 
Sturgis, A. 1H... 0... 8432 
GUT OAs Gre geen te 3902 
Stutz,S. Hoi. csc. 3533 
Suazo, Romulo...... 4303 
Sudbrock, C.H...... 3088 
Suddoti, J. Wied... 3698 
Suffron, J.T be 356! 
Suggs, .L. Poss... 3932 
SullicersSUSie. fees 2941 
Sullivan, C. W...... 8583 
Sullivan, D. A..:... 4222 
Sullivan, W.H..... 4063 
Sulzberger, Arnold, Jr.2901 


Summerhill, J. R... 40382 
Summerville, D. T. 3353 
Summons, J. C 4163 


|Sunderlin, N. A.... 3928 


Sung Chen Tssai.... 4372 
Sun Chiu Kao...... 3392 
Surer, Gottfried... .. 2902 
Surface, I. H...).27. 3588 


Sutherland, W. H.. 304? 
Sutherlin, Harvey... 296} 
Sutton. Cistic.were. 396? 





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Sutton, C.) Wa. ... ie J OLOF 
Sutton, E. M..... >. 38611 
Sutton, F.D. A..... 3118 
Sutton, G. A... 8101, 311? 
Suttons J “Aciicc sees 3812 
Sutton, J.S...,.... 332! 
Suyenoshin Kawashi- 
TAU irs, onePerateletoteetahe ake 849? 
Svensen, Bernhard., 2918 
Svenson, A. F...... 8008 


Swain, W. A........ 376? 
Swany cH Ps. danni 3403 
WAM clin: Wigrereavcte as 815? 
Swan, Oks Wieck 3402 
Swans hs Agveeccste ste 3792 
Swaney, F. I....... 3308 
Swank, Jesse....... 3583 
Swann, Harry...... 4198 
Swans ds As. ..u 3982 
Swann, JnH...... 2. 4192 
Swanson, F. J...... 3408 
Swart, PAiin. 22% te 2603 
Swartz, C. Croat 3268 
Swartz; Di yea. oe 4073 
Swartz, EH. C.8...:. 396! 
Swartz, .G. Becciee 3201 
Swartz, H. W...... 2883 
Swartz, SoHo. 2... 3918 
Swartz, W. H ..... 3612 
Swearengen, Richard 3863 
Swearer, W. C...... 374! 
Swearingen, M. J... 358% 
Sweath, (Cu Fis. <i 3882 
Sweeney, J. M..... 3353 
Sweeney, M.M..... 373? 
Sweeny, N,, Die ue 3633 
Sweet, A. N.......5 326! 
Sweet, John........ 3333 
Sweet, T. V. E..... 3912 
Shigditnn ded Crne oar 3692 
Swenson, J. W..... 4973 
Swenson, William.. 3032 
Swickard, N. A..... 

3018, 4012 
Swift, Andrew...... 4032 
Swift, C. W....0. 6. 3961 
Swit, esl ees 390! 
Swit, Wie ies staat ore 3428 
Swinehart, F. M.... 378? 
Swinnerton, R. J. W. 388? 
Switzer, G. W...... 3461 
Switzer, W.F...... 8453 
Sydow, Albert. 310!, 311? 
Sykes, A. O...... «8972 
Sykes, Gabriel...... 8352 
Symons, E.J....... 8563 
Paths EL aS. awit 3168 
PatheEl Soe ead 3492 
Tait, ME. llijasete ee stele 3392 
AN eoaesdl io abet Os Scar 3291 
Mapparte sleet: 3042 
Taggart, W.. B. ws. 3528 
Taglialatela, Alfredo 2953 
Taglialatela, Pietro.. 2952 
Taichiro Miuro..... 2891 
Tai Ku Chen... 4183, 4372 
Tainter, A. L...... 38708 
Malte DWWerietsesicriere 3168 
Tatas Bichttee at 8291 
Takayuki Namae... 2892 
Takeshi Ukai...... 2891 
Takitaro Sugo...... 2883 
Takuhei Kikuchi... 288? 
Talbot, Martin..... 3831 
Talbott, H.J....... 848% 


Tallant, J. E.. , 
395!, 3972 


| 


Pa 
Talmage, W. H.328:, 3303 


Tallman, H.C...... 3502 
Tellman lo as! 3423 
Wally oA. ese e <5 was 3663 
Tamblyn, 8. D...... 3883 
Taneyhill, C. W.... 3592 
Tannehill, N. B.... 3738 
Manner, AoE: ve. =. 4013 
Tanner, B.A). 5... 3482 
Tanner, Jacob...... 3088 
Manner, J: Hick os 3428 
Mansey, 'O. He. 2:..% 3472 
Tansy, John....... 3472 
Maplin, MO Dis tenes 8983 
Warbill, He We tn t20% 4332 
Marts (Cx Wiatica ears 8753 
DAC Gel, Wis Races si a0's 4163 
Tatlow, E,W. B.... 3692 
Taylor, Aayon...... 4213 
Payot, AGB. <tc <s 3963 
Mayor Bs Bohl tes 3501 
Taylor, B; M.n...!-../4212 
Parlors Bu Scnesentes 3321 
payor, (Cubans aeons 3611 
pBarmlorg Css 5s oys.d 3862 
Taylor, David....... 3112 
DAVLOY, JEN VEL 2 2ts ee 4332 
Marlon, Bi Misc cate 3881 
Taylor, George..... 3313 
Taylor, G. J... 2931, 2942 
TayloryGa Lis. ss st 337} 
Taylor, Harvey..... 385? 
Taylor, J. A........ 868% 
Waylon, Je Bins. «dsc 373? 
AVALON ie: Bice. sass. 4098 
Mavilors tdi: Bisse rte 20 3371 
EREON, in bles. Seer 320! 


Taylor, J. S...3 2. a 


Wavlor, ili Wie xclse BLOF 
MV OL I I.) Wisin lore 3148 
Taylor, J. W.. 3333, 4348 
Taylor, Marion..... 884? 
Mayor, MidB! )o2c. B77? 
Mayors Mie cc tele 3498 
Wa ydor, pOs Wire's < 381! 
Taylor, Ross........ 351! 
Waylon, HRW. ces 3882 
Daylor: Re MD.) 23573 373} 
PRAM OR. 5! Giek eos 8322 


Taylor, Theodore 313,433? 


Baylor. 71. fiis\ a.) ist; 386? 
Meighan’, Le tess 0 ¢ 330? 
SPrvloyy 20.2 Mv sche hae 3788 
Taylor, William.... 331 
pili cikoy Seth dees Gree 344? 
Marlon Wyllie nce a2" 297? 
Mayon, SWiswsies sce che 3258 
Teachout, E. C..... 3813 
Megoue sl’. Eee keels 416? 
Deats, He cAy cess: 812? 


Tedinan, A. 8...... 333! 


Py eduaany us Sy... 832? 
Tedrick, N. P. 3353, 4348 
ECCLON., CO ralienty «ia a09'e 2938 
288° 


Ea TikuU DO eta os 
Teikichi Sunamoto.. 288% 


Teitsuji Kitazawa... 288° 
LSU a oe 3391, 8392 
Telfer, John... 3513, 433° 
Telfer, William..... 3478 
Temple, Henry...... 306% 
ae ae Benj.... 4041 
Tench, Edwin...... 343! 
Tennant, ‘C. L...... 820? 
Tennant, E. L...... 8208 
Pennant, Gale. <..: 3698 
Tennant, R. J...... 366! 
Tennyson, J. W.... 364? 
Terbush, G. W..... 374) 


Wornyin d's Lathes. «s/o 


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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PREACHERS. 


Terry, Ma So io.ee 
Terwilliger, Melville 
Terwilliger, M. D.. 
Meter Ti Raree ates 
Meters) dei Ge wanes ave 
Tetsuji Hasegawa... 
MOWAS Wel). Stars esis eee 
UO VASL AWA W Selo ears 
Thaarup, C. J.M... 
2923, 

Thackery, J. E....: 
Thalenhorst, Charles 
Tharp, -Jesse....... 
harpexst dW inns: 
Thatcher, Watson... 
Piteis, AdOuys, «i im. 
Theobald, C. H..... 
Theobold, W. W.... 
Thero, Samuel...... 
ANGUS) 1c EE Een Soe 
Thiele, Charles..... 
Thirkield, W. P.... 
Thoburn, C.R...... 
Thoburn, J. M...... 
Thoburn, Lo Ress ois 
Thomas, Abner..... 
Mhomus, Aves. es 
Mhomas yi AwiGo no. 
Thomas, A. E...... 
Thomas, :B.tE 0.65% 
Thomas, B. F...... 
Thomas, B. F....... 
MR OmiesS SB tise 
Thomas, C.G......: 
Thomas, 
Thomas; C2. 2.37 
Thomas, D. L. 3162, 
3313, 3641, 

Thomas, E. A...... 
ihomas, He Ove... 2 
Thomas, John. 293), 
Thomas, John...... 
Thomas, John...... 
Thomas, J.B... - 
Thomas, J. 
Thomas, J. 
Thomas, J. 
Thomas, J. 
Mhomas sk Mec gee 
Mommas ice see ets 
Thomas, J. 
Thomas, L. 
Thomas, L. 
Thomas, R. 
Thomas, R. 
Thomas, R. 
Thomas, §. 
Thomas, T. 
Mhomas.: Vi O's2))3 
Thomas, Washington 
Thomas, W. E...... 
Thomas, W. L....: 
Thomisson, Howard 
Thomoff, Stephen... 
Thompson, Alfred. . 
Thompson, A. A.... 
Thompson, A. F.... 
Thompson, C. M... 
Thompson, C. R.... 
Thompson, D.W... 
Thompson, K, L. 3342, 
3491, 

Thompson, E. W... 
Thompson, F. C.... 
Thompson, F.L.... 
Thompson, H. W... 
Thompson, H. W.. 





Thompson, I. N.... 
Thompson, James... 


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3982)Thompson, John... 3333 
3572/Thompson, John.... 3511 
3983) Thompson, Jonathan, 3333 
333?|Thompson, Joshua. 3953 
3203/Thompson, J. G.... 3198 
3873|Thompson, J. H.... 3858 
2882)Thompson, J. J.... 3452 
8472/Thompson, J. N.... 3483 
848!'Thompson, J. W... 3533 

Thompson, L. C. 29734333 
4363|Thompson, Peter... 3962 
8092)Thompson, Thomas. 4143 
8071, Thompson, Tom..... 3333 
3613) Thompson, Virgil.. 2973 
4241/Thompson, V. R... 3263 
3893)Thompson, W. B... 3653 
2902)Thompson, W. EK... 3811 
3422|/Thompson, W.H. 3171,3183 
8621/Thompson, W. H... 3442 
3201|Thompson, W. 8... 4093 
3231|Thomson, Edward.. 3753 
2861) Thomson, 8. A. 3753, 4852 
4241)Thorkildsen, Johan. 2922 
2943/Thornaes, J. P...... 2922 
3323|Thornaes, P. M..... 2992 
8113 Thornberg, P. F.... 3603 
4203/Thornbrook, G. W. 4122 


3583/Thornbrue, Asaliel.. 
8593 
8531/Thorne, I. J......2. 
8772|Thorne, W. G.....4 
8771) Thorness, Nels...... 
3942)Thornley, A. E..... 
8733|/Thornton, C. W.... 
3441; Thornton, 8. W..... 
377? 
8781|Thorsell, K. O...... 
Piva rel le sp Wiser ctr 
Thrapp, 
Throckmorton, J. 8. 
Throckmorton, R. N. 
Thurber, T. H 
Thurrisson, T.E.... 
Thurston, A. W.... 
Thurston, lun P26 
Tiang Nguk Cen.... 
Tiang Nguk Chin... 
Tiang Siong Hui.... 
Tibbetts, J. M..... 
Wibbles; J. Regen. 
Tabbies, Wier: 
Tice, David. visa 
Tickcheff, Peter.... 
Tien Yu Ming. 4183, 
Tiffany, Horace..... 
Tillinghast, J.S.... 
Tillmann, KR. J..... 
EPilonyeed eA ince. 
Tillotson, Demetrius 
Tilroe, William..... 
Tilroe; Wi Wits... 
Timberlake, Luther. 
Timmons, ¥. B..... 
Timmons, 8. B..... 
Tincher, Sampson. . 
Tincher, F. § 
8653/Tindall, D. K...... 
8883|Tindall, G. E....... 
$32%Tindall, O. L. .... 

8112)Tindall, R. W...... 
B22 Piney, Set; sesiiten 
Tinkham, A. E...... 
Tinkham, N. E..... 
Tinsley, Charles.... 
Tinsley, C. W 
Yipper, William.... 
Tippett, J. H 
3571! Tippett, T. W...... 
3472|Tippey, W.M...... 
888?)Tipton, N. F.....-. 


3653 
2992 
38482 
2942 
318% 
8548 
4093 
3192 
806? 
3328 
3922 
3932 
4092 
4168 
3448 
4092 
4083 
3958 
394? 
3193 
3318 
3703 
409? 
4128 
390? 
4078 
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Thorn, W. R... 3462, 


Thorp, E..C... 8702, 


3663 
3481 
3303 
3202 
3242 
3202 
8912 
8613 
3721 
8013 
3643 
3632 
3652 
3721 
3548 
3961 
4012 
3962 
A181 
4181 
4182 
3702 
3773 
8898 
3881 
4258 
4372 
3362 
38652 
3071 
4211 
3461 
3632 
3902 
3302 
3182 
3048 
3472 
8483 
8712 
388% 
8602 
3431 
3433 
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Mobey, Cae cea 361? 
Tobias Sepdigi. hie a 3902 
odds BSB wis, « wt: 29658 
Oda UN Bare eet 4 2991 
Todd, E. H... 2931, 
2942, 2982 
Todd, Gabriel...... 4203 
MOMS) asec seta 4162 
Moddhts:io tue eee 2968 
Todd, Wi Me) ava, 3663 
Todoroff, Bancho,.. 4253 
Todoroff, Ivan...... 4258 
Todoroff, Pavel. 4241, 4253 
Tokumatsu Ikeda... 3502 
Tokusaburo  Mori- 
OKO Aan Suri. 8502 
Tokutaro Nakamura. 3502 
Wolands sEiwAw eens 4332 
Toland, J. W....... 3302 
Tollefsen, J. C..... 3242 
Tollis, Constantino.. 2963 
Tomami Nody...... 2873 
Tomijro Kasahara... 2893 


Tomiya Sakamoto. . 

2871, 2889 
Tomkins, W. O..... 3886! 
Tomlin, J. N}. 2961, 2972 
Tomlinson, W. F... 8261 
Tomokichi Hasegawa 2883 | 


Tompkins, D. M... 391! 
Tompkins, E. 8..... 853? 
Tonat, Wilhelm..... 80831 
Tooke, FAW. .2sse.2 8988 
Toranosuke Yamada 2892 
Torasuke Sato...... 2882 
Torbet, H. L .. 3031, 8051 
Torbet, James...... 353! 
Torbet, Walter..... - 8532 
Torgersen, i. T.... 8248 


Torjussen, Christian 291% 
Tornblom, K.J..... 8008 
Torrey; Ss Bese 3118 
OTT Y; OE erat tars 8983 
Toshio Fujiwara.... 2891 
Tourn, Edoardo.... 2953 
Tower, L. L... 316}, 
3171, 8422 
owl ike eee 3611 
Downs: Si. Be lee 8453 
Towmmere sh VAs a tvs 29983 
Townsend, A. G.... 4095 
Townsend, F. H.... 3331 


Townsend, F. 8. 8821, 3842 
Townsend, G. W... 4192 
Townsend, H. L.... 385% 
Townsend, Israel... 416! | 
4091 


Townsend, J. R.... 

Townsend, N. H.... 4193 
Townsend, Robert.. 3983 
Piabues Op nu. 3 . 8553 
EEVACCY Rs Bed aor thereie 3998 
ANNO DER Se eee 3318 
Tracy, 1. Wi ik... stte 3028 
Traeger, Andrew... 410% 
Traeger, W. H...... 3071 
MraninyC,, Bios). 3228 
Trammell, W. T... 41638 
Dramsue,G. Sins «sie 3993 
Tranter, Watson.... 3893 
Traveller, A. D...... 8902 
Travis, Claude...... 3461 
Mravis, Gx Lise ares « 8048 
W reansgtegy wy Slane cao 4148 
Trayler, Alexander... 4048 
Treadgold, E....... 8423 
Trefren, J.L....4.. 3508 
Treiber, HueAyy....%. 38083 
Treider, Christian... 3242 
Trelstad, A. M...... 8243 
MReM ery, tdci cctools 3563 


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Tresidder, John..... 3263) Tuttle, W. H....... 8921 
MChivebeatkcnccmne: ac 3153} Tweede, O. O...... 3415 
Treuschel, Charles... 3181] Tweedie, M. T...... 3651 
Trever, G. H....... 307?| Twining, E. W..... 3198 
Trevithick, T. H..... 3863|'Tyler, C. .W....... 396! 
Trewin, Samuel.... 3443) Tyler, J. 1..... Risen Ue 
Trezona, Henry... ....) 3714 Tyler; J.Sies as ance 4091 
Triem,,C.. J. W....:. 3863 
pirigos ~ MoE tanere 3898 U 
riggs: W. Ma <2 oe 8321| Uber, J. B......%... 3738 
Drimble;jAsiB tse 4063] Uhl, Emil.......... 4058 
Arimible\ J. Been 8702)| Uichiro Sasamori.... 2883 
Trimble, J. L 4231) U King Ung... 4302, 4312 
‘Primble,b./5H )e 4073) Ulland, A, O....... 8241 
inmble. eh. Aeneas 3863| Ulman, J. A......... 3303 
Trimm, Edmund... 326!}Ulmer, G. C........ 3018 
ELNTMES AGW kegels es 2oguWirichs AG. Hn. ese =a 3182 
Dip pa Ghee cok 3338?| Ulrich, Anton...... 4102 
Trippett,,C. J... 25 3832] Ulrich, Karl........ 2908 
Trites, G. P......... 855!/ Umenosuke Bessho. 2892 
Pritt, Cu Sizex 3621, 3643|Umpleby, A. L..... 3812 
Prott; Arthur.0.c).hy. 3432} Umpleby, G. S..... 3752 
Trousdale, 8. W.... 3263)Uncopher, W. E..... 3548 
rout, sebult pins bic. 8048| Underhill, J. K.... 3978 
PRTOUTROW ee Wiest aise 3773| Underwood, William 4012 
Troutman, L. F.... 8698} Underwood, W. H.. 3721 
Mroxelleds: Wee aes-s 3453| Ung Seng Chuarg .. 4173 
MDrOY? kth BWV. Cesare Se 3263| Ung Uong Ciu...... 41738 
TroyersiS. Wesco. 3483| Unland, Frederick.. 3081 
Trudgeon, W. G.... 3503}Uong De Gi........ 4172 
Truitt, Owen....... 3371} Uong Hong Siong... 4172 
Trusdell, C. G...... 390?/ Uong Hung Nguong 4178 
Tryon, ENCES ache, 3603{ ong Huong Sing.. 4172 


Tsai Wen Yuen 416}, 


Ts’ui Wan Fu 
Tsunenari Otake.... 
Tsunezo Takami.... 


4183, 


Tsu Tsing Cheu 4188, 


Tubbs, C. D 
Tubbs, F. H 
Tucker, F. B 
Tucker, J. Bais. 


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Turner, C. C 
Turner, C. W 
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Turner, Isaac... .\... 
Turner, J. W 
Manner, dh Wis eles. 36 
Turner, K. H 
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Turner, 8. E 
Murner,W..|Cee Bete 


Murnes Waseca aes 
Purreli; Ali@e ese a. 
Burrey ly eWay Els esters 


Turrentine, J. N.... § 


Turton, J. J 


437? 
3392 


Upchurch, D. H.... 4068 
Upshaw, 8. C.. 4141, 
4231, 4983 


2888 Upp, A. Bed ee 3538 
2888) Uppling, Axel...... 3001 
4373|Uppling, Otto...... 300! 
3443/Upton, C. W....... 384? 
3873} Upton, Delorain.... 3828 
8203) Upton, J. C......... 8431 
404$|Urbantke, Carl..... 4108 
Urbantke, J. E..... 4108 
WrCho Widnes Meccies 3442 
Urech, Jacob.. 2891, 2903 
Urech, Karl.... 2891, 2902 
Wren) ohmseee lan 2998 
Uren ESS cate cecil 3758 
Urmy, WAS faves acre 3512 
Urner Bin Beaten ee 3473 
WSeuk Hue. eres 4171 
Usher, J. A. W.... 4248 
AWS SiC Us Hs eae mes 4173 
3148) U Sin Ling......... 4178 
8805} Usrey, J. F......... 4298 
331%| Utley, B. F.... 8621, 8642 
S262) Utter, Be. Bes venane 2991 
3561| Utter, R. D......... 3468 
3792 
3622 
$483|Viail; BePae esos 365? 
g4el) Vinil, id. Disede kab 3291 
S632) Vail, M. Sse ccsncelse 2888 
4031) Valentine, J. S..... 344) 
3605| Valentine, J. W.... 3883 
3633) Valentine, W. G.... 4083 
3983| Valentyne, G.G..... 3883 
3782| Vallow, J. L..... 42978 
2983) Van Alstine, Rufus. 3332 
3042/Van Anda, C, A.... 3901 





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Van Anda, J. A.... 3503 
Van Antwerp, C.T. 3441 
Van Benschoten, H. 3953 
Van Buren, William 
3023, 3141, 3153 
Van Buren, W. E... 3861 
Van Camp, Albert.. 3531 
Van Camp, J. F.... 3811 
Vance, D: C, 3052 


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Wance, Ba, We vise acter 8035 
Vance, BOW! eckson 4092 
Vance, John......'.. 304? 
8 Vanee, el.iklion sateen 3112 

Van Cleve, Br 'T.... 348? 
Van Cleve, J. W.... 3623 
Van Cleve, J. W.... 3875! 
Van Cleve, 8. M..... 3618 
Van Cleve, William. 363? 
Vanderhoof, C.J... 406! 


Vanderveer, Albert.. 3648 
Van Deventer, E. W. 4831 
Van De Waiker, F. A.3432 
Vandiver, A. T...... 4122 
Yan Dusen, W. W.. 299! 


Van Duzer, W. H...: 3648 
Van Fleet, Peter.... 315? 
Van Fossen, H. J... 388? 
Van Fossen, R. B... 3298 
Van Horn, C. E..... 38708 
Van Horn, G. R.... 3923 
Van Houten, A. W.. 364? 
Van Keuren, F. H.. 396? 
Van Kirk, John.... 398% 
Vankirk, J. W..... 3292 
Van Marter, C. M... 3702 
Van Meter,C. H. 8682,370! 
Van Ness, J. G..... 3868 
Van Orsdel, W.W.. 3173 
Mane Pelit@ aM rete 305? 
Van Pelt, J. R...... 2971 
Van Pelt, Samuel... 837} 


Van Schoick, R. W. 3442 
Van Schoick, W. C. 320? 
Van Scoy, Thomas. 335? 
Van Treese, F, M... 868? 
Van Tuyl, D. M..:. 3988 
Van Veit, G. H 3512 
Van Voris, Jackson. 356! 


Van Winkle, J. E... 38208 
Varion, George..... 8433 
Wale ys Wildl aiicrss thle 3662 
Marner dite aabani sis 4338 
Warner aWieabecess occrs 3748 
Varnum, ©. Av... «1. 343} 
Varos, Carmelo..... 4308 
Varty, John.......; 856? 
Vasileff, Peter....... 4253 
Vater, George....... 3572 
Vaughan, A. C.. 3251, 3268 
Vaughan, Edward.. 8812 
Vaughan, J. G...... 3058 
Vaughn, Isaac...... 4163 
Vaughn, M. D...... 3771 
Mang hts dl Gy. a. cate 3452 
Vayhinger, Monroe. 8483 
Vedder, P. V. D.... 3661 
Weeder, J.C. stones 2972 
Venning, James.... 8821 
Verity, (CUE ieee ee 3398 
Verity, Jonathan.... 3041 
Verner, Hardy...... 4042 
Vernon, H. K....... 3912 
Verran, Alfred...... 8268 
Vessels Wi. Gs... #2). 8458 
Vest, Hoven tay 8473 
Vickers, J. W...... 3431 
Wael, 8. detente 4168 
Vigil, Jowk an waes 4303 
Vigus, Joel ....3173, 4328 
Villars, Isaiah...... 391s 
Willers UiSoe aes 3898 
Vincent, B. T..:... 2971 
Vincent, John...... 3262 
Vinson, F, W...... 3652 
Vinton, J. A....... 8802 
Virden, A. M...!.. 3463 
Virden, Charles..... 3918 
WWitvian,; Rea: cleric 3371 





Voelker, Franz...... 306% 








Vogel, Christian.... 
MopelduvG eae ter 
Voigt, Arthur...... 
Vollkner, W.L..... 
Von Bohr, 8. F 2861, 

2872, 289), 
Von Ninden, J. F... 
Von Ochsen, Johan- 


Voorhees,. Elliott... 


Viorhis; (GoW eins é 


Vosburgh, Henry... 
Vosseller, D. B 
Vossholl, Heinrich. . 
Vulcheff, M. G...... 


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Wacker, Philip 
Waddell, M. C...... 


Wagoner, W. B.... 
Wagusson, Gustav. . 


Wahl DR. cise 


Wahl, George ..... 
Wahlberg, J. O..... 
Wahlbey, R. A..... 
Wahlquist, E. A.... 
Wahlstrom, K. J... 


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Wakefield, J.S..... 
Wakefield, J. W.... 
Wakefield, S. N.... 


Wakefield, T. G.... : 


Wakelin, Thomas... 
Wakeman, A. C.... 
Walburn, A. A...... 
Walburn, J. M...... 
Walby, Lewis...... 
Walden, L. F....... 
Waldron Elie beracs 
Walker? A: Tose: on 


Walker, G. D....... 
Walker, Isaac....... 
Walker, I. T 
Walker, J. G 
Walker, J. L 
Walker, J. L....... 
Walker, J. W 
Walker, J. W 
Walker, L. P 
Walker, L. S 


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Walker, Robert 3671, 


Walker, Samuel 
Walker, S. T... 
Walker, Thomas.... 
Walker, T. H 
Wiallken, Ta Siie tebe 
Walker, Wyatt..... 
Wiallzer, iW uh asciales 
Walkington, H. H.. 
Wallace, I. W 


Wallace, J. B 
Wallace, J. J.... 
Wallace, Peter 
Wallace, Richard... 3598 


Wallenius, Carl 
Wallenius, ©. G 


Wallis, William 
Walls, Alfred 
Walls, James....... 


Walter, Daniel 
Walter, J. J.... 


Walters, J. M.. 3951, 397! 
Walters, J. W 
Walters, W. G 
Waltman, V. E 
Walton, F. R. 


Walz, Konrad....... 
Wampler, D. W.... 


Wang Ch’ing Yun.. 
Wang Ch’ng Yu.... 
Wang Mao Yin 


Wanless, E. A 
Wanless, S. A.. 4123, 4338 


Ward, J. 4.3841, 3852, 3872 
S 


Ward, Thomas 


Warden, C. M 
Warden, J. M 
Wardle, Joseph 


Wareham, G. H 


Warman, Clummer. 384! 
Warman, Henry.... 
Warmo, A. O 
Warne, A. J....8702, 3713 
Warner, B. C 
Warner, EH. H 


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Warner, BE. Le. 2. 


Warner, F. M...... 
Warner: Hee hive. 
Waren cB oos.. 
Warner, M. F...... 
Warner, Peter...... 
-Warner, Robert..... 
Warners Serbek awiceiss 
Wieiners te Paint sac 


Warner, W. G...... 8041 


Warner, Wea. 5.04 
Warners Wai Reiss. 
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Warren, O. H....:.: 
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Warren, W. EB... 3: 
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Warrington, L. P... 
Warrington, T. C.. 
Warrington, Uriah. 
Washburn, J.S...... 
Washburn, Sanford. 
Washburn, W. W.. 
Washburne, D.W. C. 


Washington, George 


Wasmuth, Edward.. 
Wass, Sen Giiii\.. cen 
Wasson, W.C...... 


Wasuke Ishkawa.... 


Waterbury, J. H.... 
Waters, A Ay. ws. 
Waters, George..... 
Waters;) No Me... 3. 
Wiabers Ole Wien iker. 
Waters, R. H....... 
Waters, W. F....... 
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Watkins, A. S...... 
Watkins, F.L.. ... 
Watkins, J. E...... 
Watkins, O. D..... 
Watkins, Thomas... 
Watkins, W. C..... 
38) Watrous, Oliver.... 
Watson, E. L....... 


Watson, L. D... .. 
Wiatson,.O) dist e) 
Watson, Ralph..... 


Watson, S. J....... 
Watson, T. R.. 376}, 


Watson, William... 
Watsons We Had: % 
Watson, W. R....... 
Watters, Di A... cic 
Watts, John........ 
Watts, Martin...... 
Wisi yoy GrroEdcacotels«.'e'e 
WEEK aN Woe isp page e 


Waynick, G. C. 3663, 


=| Weakley, H. C..... 
Weakley, J. W..... 
Whee nn dian bite wei sejtais 
Weaner, Cornelius. . 
Weatherwax, B. F.. 
Weaver, Eugene.... 
Weaver, Martin..... 
Weaver, O. B...... 





Weaver, W. B 
Weaver, W. C 
Weaver, W. R 
Webb, Aquilla 


Webb, Harvey 
Webb, Harvey 
Webb, J. A. 4112,4121,4138 


Webber, S. A 
Webber, W. A..... 
Weber, Louis 
Weber, William.... 
Weber, W. J 
53| Webster, Brinton... 3692 
Webster, C. A 
Webster, E. J... 8571, 3591 
Webster, James.... 3423 
Webster, J. E 
Webster, J. F 
Webster, J. W 
Webster, L. C 
Webster, M. R 
Webster, T. CU 
Webster, West 
Webster, W. H 
Webster, W. N 
Weeber, Henry 
Weeden, John 
Weekley, W. P 
Weeks, G. W 
Weeks, O. W 
Weeks, Sylvester... 


Weese, Renix...... 3202 


nes, Conrad.... 818} 
Wehrley, W. H 
Wehrli, Adolf. .2851, 2862 
Wehrman, Charles.. 3613 
Weidman, J. C 
Weiffenbach, Eugene 3068 


Weil, Johannes..... 2918 
Weiler, Gustav 
WSIS s shares) ors 3318 


Weir, Samuel 
s|Weiss, K. C... 2891, 2903 
Weiss, Leonhard... 
Weiss, W. A 


Welker, W. A 
Wellborn, F. M 
Wellborn, J. R 
Weller, Gottfried 2891, 2903 
Wellmeyer, F. H... 
Wells, Abraham.... 
Wells, A. M... 3593, 361? 








WrellsseMle Taye, craeca 
Wells, Mo Sisco... 3: 
Wells, Nelson...... 
Wells, William..... 
Weells,.We Buss itie 
Welti, Heinrich..... 
Wemett, F. L., 395, 
Wendell, E. L. 3598, 


Wentzel, Piuul...... 
Wenz.) Mia Get sevice 
Werner, Charles..... 
Werner, Ernst...... 


Westbrook, J. H.... 
Westbrooks, C. P.. 
Westenberg, C. A... 
Westenburg, R.C... 
Westerfeld, Henry.. 
Westergren, A, T... 
Westergren, N.O... 
Westerman, J.A.... 
Westervelt, H.B.... 
Westfall, C. H...... 
Westfall, Daniel. ... 
Westfall, S: T.2.... 
Westhafer, F. M..... 
Westhafer, S. T..... 
Weston, F.C.....- ay 
Weston, Hi-:C. 2.155 
Weston, W. P...... 
Westphal, H. A.... 
Westwood, H. H... 
Wettstein, Johann.. 


Wetzel, G. T..... 


Wharton, F. L...... 
Wharton, J..C.)....: 
Wheat, C. M.....2. 
Wiha, Meee retstere ore 


Wheeler, F. M...... 
Wheeler, N. M..... 
Wheeler, W. C.cac. 
Whipple, J. A. J... 
Whippo, J. K....... 
Whisler, John...... 
Whitaker, George... 
Whitaker, James... 
Whitaker, J. D..... 
Whitaker, J.S...... 
Whitcomb, J. G.... 
Whitcomb, L. J.... 


Whitman, Prentiss.. 3433 
Whitmen, C. W.... 348? 
Whitmer, A. B 3151 
Whitmore, A. C.... 3538 


Whitney, E. J.. ... 3963 
Whitney, G. H..... 838? 
Whitney, J. L...... 3693 
Whitney, J. 8...... 305) 
Whitney, J. W..-.. 356? 
Whitsell, G. M..... 363? 
Whitsitt, W. M..... 3482 


Whittaker, E. E..... 330° 
Whitted, C.8.. 346%, 3481 


Whitwam, E. A.... 3372 
Whitworth, John... 3523 
Wiant WAS ere. . 3052 
Wible,-E. A........ 3508 
Wick, Lewis....... 311 
Wickersham, L. B.. 3653 
Wickes, J./H......: 350! 
Wickman, ‘J. Z..... 3012 
Wickman, M. L..... 303! 
Wiegand, F. J... .. 4058 
Wier, Jolingsiee nh i 2892 
Wiersen, O. A..:... 324) 
Wiesenauer, J. A... 2861 


Wiesenauer, J. F. 2861,2872 


Wiesnauer, J. C.... 2891 
Wiesnauer,  Chris- 
VAD Cina ciety s o's 2903 


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White, David....... 3962|Wieting, A. M_.... 3288 
White, E. C......... 3983)Wigham, W. M..... 3801 
White, E. D........ 2983)Wightman, O. E.... 342? 
Weinte BeBe t oe 3741| Wigle, Eli.......... 8422 
Wihite,.G.. Hi \.2.3% 3383| Wigle, Lemuel...... 3322 
Wihite, G. Wire siereie 3571| Wigren, John...... 3023 
White, G. W. 3753| Wigren, J. ‘I’....... 3038 
aWinite, ED. UM Nas ae 4143] Wigstead, D. 8. 3491, 351! 
White,’ H. 18.05.90. 4% SOOT Wak: Ki ate eles 6 300? 
White, HuiSit.2 2 3462|Wilbor, A.D... ... 3958 
White, H. W.....-. 8753| Wilbor, C. C...:... 399? 
White, H. W....... 4031} Wilbor, W. C....... 397? 

White, Joshua..... 3441| Wilburn, B. R. 317), 
White): J. Ags. ws... 3805? $183, 3728 
White, J. Eo... ... 3423) Wilcox, A. A....... 3692 
Wihite,: J.B Woes 2963] Wilcox, C. B....... 3461 
Waite; Js. Bae ose. 3 4202| Wilcox, Elsworth... 3718 
White, Seen 2 3.83 329}| Wilcox, E. J...... . 2963 
White, J. J......... 8882| Wilcox, G. E....... 2983 
White, J. S. 3351, WWalcoxs HOMES tr 386} 
8371, 8802) Wilcox, H.G....... 3151 
White, J. W......... 2943|Wilcox, Isaac...... 333? 
White, J. Wi..s. 2. 8481] Wilcox, Jason...... 3582 
White, M.V. B..... 3373| Wilcox, J. H... 3411, 3441 
White, Ov A. ws ce 3352|Wilcox, J. M....... 8523 
White, P. Bo... 3828] Wilcox, L. L....... 3988 
White, S..Si...7..% 8813] Wilcox, M. C....... 4178 
Waite; EDS. eae 3782| Wilcox, Ralph.:.... 3528 
White, U.S. 4041,4281,4293) Wilcox, R. W..... . 8718 
White, Van Chester. 3648|Wilder, G. B.. 331}, 833} 
White, W. G....... 4093| Wilder, J. M....... 2932 
Wihitie, Wi. Jiciiet soe 2983| Wilder, W. H...... 3618 
White, W. O.. 4251, 4263| Wiles, P. H........ 3988 
Whitehead, H. L.... 8763) Wiley; Amos....... 3898 
Whitely, Duke..... $313| Wiley, A. M....... 8458 
Whiteman, B. F.... 3181|Wiley, B. D........ 3612 
Whiteside, C. B.... 3641|Wiley, G. L........ 3898 
Whitfield, A. J 2931, 2942|Wiley, H. S... 3192, 8202 
ati “4 _ ee moe Ber ae aac 4072 
nitfield EH. Dic. 3742} Wiley, W. R....... 8368 
Whitfield, William.. 3698 Wilhelm, eben 3068 
' Whitfield, Wilmot.. 2942)/Wilhelmson, Rasmus 3248 
Whitford, J. B..... 3333/Wilke, Otto........ 8218 
Whitford, J. G...... 8562) Wilkening, William. 3072 
Whiting, D. J...... 3263) Wilkerson, G. N... 8648 
Whitley, B. F...... 4032| Wilkin, L. C....... 3642 
Whitlock, E. D..... 3589| Wilkin, M. P....... 361? 
Whitlock, S. H..... 8613| Wilkins, J. E...... 3202 
Whitlock, W. F.... 3532) Wilkins, K. M. 8021, 3038 
Whitman, B.H..... 8428) Wilkinson, Asbury. 3472 


Wilkinson, Edward, 3143 
Wilkinson, H. 8.... 886? 
Wilkinson, John.... 8371 
Wilkinson, J.G.... 8852 
Wilkinson, J.M.380°, 
3811, 8851 
Wilkinson, L. S.... 3788 
Wilkinson, R. C.... 8452 
Wilkinson, R. H.... 3908 
Wilkinson, Samuel. 3291 
Wilkinson, 8. L.... 8108 
Wilkinson, Thomas. 4013 
Wilkinson, T. H.... 3741 








Wilkinson, T.H. 3801, 8811} Wills, John........ 3572 
Wilkinson, W. E... 3911] Willsey, L. A...... 8812 
Wilks, Joseph. 8481, 4343} Willson, C. A. 3971, 3982 
Wall) West Wes clases 8322] Willson, W. J...... 3968 
Willard, Anthus..., 3612} Wilmoth, R. F...... 3923 
Willard, Henry..... 3612| Wilsey, M.B....... 3318 
Willets, INCa 28 3201] Wilson, Amos...... 8652 
Willett, George..... 3883| Wilson, Austin. ,... 8292 
Willetts, O. W..... :. 8822) Wilson, A. J....... 4233 
Willey, A. ©... 8971, 8992] Wilson, A. V.....:. 3152 
Willey; 1d: AG he 3268| Wilson, A. W...... 3328 
Willey, J. H.. 3281, Walson, GC. (Bik hte 4032 
8292, 3982} Wilson, C, C....... 355? 

Williams, Anderson 4212] Wilson, C. D....... 390? 
Williams, A. B..... 3303| Wilson, C. P.. 8758, 4352 
Williams, A. C..... 8753| Wilson, GC. “Bie... < 8758 
Wilson, C. V....... 8973 


Williams, A, L.,.... 818? 


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Williams, A. S..... 3448 Wilson, C. W...... 
Williams, A.S...... 416!| Wilson, D. E...... = 
Williams, C. A..... 2943| Willson, D, F...... 
Williams, C. F..... 3208 Wilson, D.T.....-. 
Williams, Dwight.. 3983)Wilson, E. B....... 
Williams, Edward.. 378?}Wilson, E, H....... 
Williams, E. A..... 3292] Wilson, E. J....... 
Williams, E.W. 397%, 4001| Wilson, BE. S....... 
Williams, ¥. M. 397%, 4002) Wilson, Gabriel... 
Williams, G. I..... 3883] Wilson, G. M...... 
Williams, G. W.... 4091] Wilson, Harry...... 
Williams, Hadwen.. 8853) Wilson, Isaiah...... 
Williams, H. W.... 8991/Wilson, John...... 
Williams, James.... 3148} Wilson, John ...... 
Williams, James.... 3503] Wilson, J. A.B. 3491, 
Williams, James.... 4121 3512, 
Williams, Jefferson. 358%] Wilson, J. A. H..... 
Williams, Jesse..... 8523) Wilson, J. E....... 
Williams, John..... 8512} Wilson, J. I........ 
Williams, John..... 8911| Wilson, J. M....... 
Williams, J. C..... 4071| Wilson, J. M....... 
Williams, J.C...... 4143} Wilson, J. S....... 
Williams, J. E...... 2942) Wilson, J. T....... 
Williams, J. E...... 2993) Wilson, J. W.....-. 
Williams, J. E...... 8742| Wilson, J. W...... 
Williams, J. E...... 8963| Wilson, L. E....... 
Williams, J. F...... 8771) Wilson, Mason..... 
Williams, J. H. N.. 3503| Wilson, M. L....... 
Williams, J. M...... 8453| Wilson, O. H....... 
Williams, J. M...... 8653| Wilson, O. M...... 
Williams, J. O...... 4203} Wilson, 8. P.. 3691, 
Williams, J. P...... 8932) Wilson, T. W....... 
Williams, L. D..... 4162| Wilson, W. A...... 
Williams, L. W.... 4091} Wilson, W. C....... 
Williams, Miles.... 4081} Wilson, W. C...... 
Williams, M. B..... 8913] Wilson, W. F.. 4161, 
Williams, Oliver.... 4018 4183, 
Williams, P. J..... 3993] Wilson, W. G...... 
Williams, Robert.... 4202} Wilson, W. H..... 

Williams, R. B..... 8863| Wilson, W. J...... 
Williams, 8. D..... 4083| Wilson, W. J....... 
Williams, 8. R...... 3331] Wilson, W. J....... 
Williams, T. D..... 8563] Wilson, W. W...... 
Williams, T. G..... 8051| Wiltsee, H. T.. 85/72, 
Williams, W. G..... 8591| Wiltsee, T. L...... 
Williams, W. K..... 8153) Wiltsie, G. B...... 
Williams, W. W.... 3202)Wimberly, M.A..... 


Williamson, G.R 8821, 3831 
Williamson, H.R... 3968 
Williamson, John... 8902 
Williamson, J. C.... 407? 


Wimmer, BYES 
Winchester, C. W.. 
Winchester, J. S... 
Windnagle, F. M.., 


Williamson, R. W.. 8501] Windberg, Knud.... 
Willing: Hie Wie eros 8038 3231, 
Willinghofer, Hein- Windsor, A. H..... 

Tich «ato eipe et awiers 2872) Windsor, J. A...... 
Willis, FE. B........ 3511| Wines, J. M........ 
Willis, Tt. My eve, nce 3501] Winger, S. E....... 
Willis, Timothy.... 8983} Wininger, Willis.... 
Willis, T. H........ 8473) Winkler, E. J...... 
Wallis, LT. Keeagaane $48?) Winkler, J. A...... 
Wallis, Viste wet . 8183) Winkler, T. W..... 


Williston, Horace... 2948 
Willman, J. A. 4261, 4278 


Winn, Frederick. .. 
Wann Gy Bye oirleatee 


Winnell, A. F 
Winning, C. E...... 
Winning, E. A...... 
Winning, E. B...... 
Winquist, K. A..... 
Winship, D. C. 3723, 


Winslow, G. W.... 
Winsor, F.R.. 8513, 
Winsor, H. J....... 
Winsor, 8. cA... 
Winter A, Hy. voi 
Winter, C. B...i... 
Winter, F. H...3141, 


Winterbottom, Jos.. 
Winterbourne, Geo.. 





Winterbourne, J.... 


8362 


3752 
38762 


38692 


4378 
8202 
2942 
8292 


8572 
3592 
3583 


8472 


$115 
8488 
4048 


38512 
8508 
3012 
433? 
89]? > * 
4338 
8508 


3628 
3664 
3662 


1 Page 
Winterburn, G. W.. 


2921, 2938 
Winters, T.8....6.; 3292 
Winters; Wi. °Al sje... 3598 
Winters, W. B...... , 3380! 
Winton, O. F...... 8332 
‘Wipperman, F, H.. 3082 
Ware; OM @sseirs 85 3352 
Wirsching, 8. H..... 391) 
Wise, W.H........ 3458 
Witherbee, H. J.... 326? 
Witherbee, 8. H.... 326? 
Witherspoon, B. F.. 4092 


Witherspoon, Poly- 
COTE saeerceckers cis -ice 4088 

Withey, A. E.. 4251, 4263 

Withey, H. C.. 4251, 4263 


Withey, J. Be. ..... 332) 
Withrow, C. F...... 3512 
Witt, J. WAS... 4111 
WittenysJU..w. 3791 
Witter, W. H...... 38378 
Wobith, Richard.... 290? 
Woerner, H. C..... 3081 
Woestemeyer, W. B. 
307}, 808? 
Wohlfarth, J. F.... 361! 
Wolcott, W. A...... 3862 


Wolf, B. B.... 372}, 3748 


Wiolbs BoC BS set's» 375} 
Wolf Davide. si..5... 3348 
WOlt Deon we a0 ee 4298 
DWiglficele SMivtexcine fete, 373? 
Neil cit het CE a ae 3738 
Wolfe, OC. W... 358? 
Wolfen. Crs... 3852 
Wolfes FS 2 Ac. 3.4. 8528 
Wolfe, G. B........ 3608 
Wolfe, G. D....... 3481 
Wolfe, H. E........ 3328 
Wolfe, J. B........ 8608 
Wieolle days toa stoi 3508 
Wolfe, Reese....... 3852 
WolfesR. Wa... sci. 3133 
Wolford, Charles... 412? 
NOLES His Tuto sire «c's 815? 
Wolverton, I. M.... 356° 
»Womer, J. (Ca... 8122 


Wones, Creighton... 305! 


Wones, Timothy.... 304? 
Wood, A. A....... 3321 
Wood, Al Asus... 356! 
Wood. At Bos. anc 8318 
Wood, A. W........ 8458 
Woods CLG: ..o.5<% 3603 
Wood, C. H... 3491, 3508 
Wood, D. J. M..... 4073 
Wicod@'DseMor terete 8453 
WiOOGe Bis plat. o:sts\c.e010 349? 
Wood, E. M........ 3741 
Wood, E. W........ 343? 
Wood, G..C....%... 3998 
Wood, G. F....3868?, 369% 
Wood,G.2W sic. 8653 
AYA Orays 7S ai OR een 8568 
Wioods/d) Eis-.a...3~ 2992 
Wi O GAN ei Natscehoya\siace 2978 
Wood, Moses....... 345? 
Wood, M. H....... 845? 
Wood, Nathan...... 3818 
Wood, Preston..... 8622 
Wood, Preston, Jr.. 8615 
IWid0G, "SE. s.'s cs 3292 
Wood, Thomas..... 8302 
WiOOGS Ws ivsicr picts 3373 


Sy ks 
Woodard, D. C..... 
Woodcock, F.8.... 
Woodeock, J. R.... 
Woodford, L. C.... 369? 
Woodhams, Roland. 332? 


ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PREACHERS. 


Page 
Woodhead, J. T.... 356! 
Woodley, Matthias.. 3252 


Woodley, R. D..... | 3638 
Woodlock, A. L..... 34383 
Woodring, T. H.... 8748 
Woodrutt, E.C..... 8828 
Woodrutf, G. C..... 3362 
Woodruff, R. E..... 3592 
Woodruff, Warren.. 3262 
Woods, C. W. .... 348? 
Wooods-H. Ox. si0.< 396! 
Woods, M. W...... 3422 
Woods, Thornton... 408? 
WioodSe Whoa sana 3498 


Woodside, W. W... 857} 
Woodson, ©. E, 4063, 
412*, 4133 
Woodson, P. R 403! 
Woodward, Duniel.. 356s 


Woodward, G. K... 4222 
Woodward, J. N.... 366? 
Woodward, J. M... 3568 
Woodward, Louis... 4203 
Woodward, 8. M... 38508 
Woodward, T. H.... 3503 


Woodward, W. M.. 3512 
Woodworth, C., A.. 397} 
Woodworth, L..H.. 3698 
Woodyard, J.B, 3821, 384! 


Woodyard, ReL.... 8828 
Woolery, J. M...... 369? 
Wooley, E. E:..... 3322 
Wooley, L...N....% 3261 
Wooley, William... 336? 
Woolpert, S. B..... 875? 
Wooten, Ralph..... 844? 
Wootton, John..... 396? 
Worden, N.S...... 8528 
Worden, W.S...... 2893 
Workman, J. B..... 8833 
Workman, W. W... 383 


Worley, J. H...4172, 418? 


Worleye ele Hei. 8158 
Worley, W. M...... 315? 
Wormley, J. W..... 4198 
Wornom, L..E..... 2942 
Worrall: ede bsnee 8463 


Worthington, H.8.. 359? 
Worthington, N. C.. 329} 


Wortley, J. C..... . 8322 
Wiorte seb)... Coy eaten 371} 
Wir a0 god of scsstcrele'te 4242 
Wiarede sh oGiaanes 3281 
Wright, A. C.. 4242, 4378 
Wright, BoA... 2. 8862 
Wiarght; C. Avy. 3368 
WarehtnG 1Bise ccs 8868 
Wright, F.H....... 3262 


Wright, F. M....... 3718 
Wright, F. N.. 8352, 3872 





Wright, F. 8......-. 2942 
Waright, Gerken. .crc. 3153 
Wright, G: Dooii... 38798 
Wright, G. W...... 333! 
Wright, G.W. T.... 3808 
Wright, H. E....... 378} 
Wright, H. W...... 3331 
Wright, I. E........ 376? 
Wright, John....... 3292 
Wright, J. A.,..... 3292 
Wearraht,: Je cA icctesas 358? 
Wright, J. A....... 3788 
Wright, J. C....... 367? 
Wright, J. E....... 345? 
Wright, J.E....... 351? 
Wright, J. E....... 3748 
Wright, J* M....... 3422 
Wright, J. 8....2...- 3463 
Wright, J.8....-.- 8662 
Wright, J. W...... 3653 


Wright, J. W 


Yetter, D. M 
Yingling, E, H 


Wright, J. W.. 876), 


Yeomans, Grant.... 


Yingling, W. A.... 





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38773 
8962 


Wright, Lynderman, 2968 
Wright, LiwA....... 3961 
Wright. : Mo At es. 5 866? 
Wright, Owen...... 8648 
Wright, O. Pi... ... 2978 
AVrighte Ped, Sos 3333 
Wright, R. A. s.\5.. 343? 
Wirteht, SicCs-i. a. a% 38591 
Wright, “2. Boo... 362? 
Wright, W..A.c.... 3876? 
Wright, W. H...... 3432 
Wright, W. S...... 8982 


Wriglesworth, John.” 3291 


Wriston, William... 8831 
Wroten, Homer..... 3856 
Wuerfel, Paul...... 3133 
Wuhrmann, Johann. 2853 
Wulzen, H. By... 3138? 
Wunderlich, Engle- 

bertack ete toes 2873 
Wurster, J. C....... 813} 
Wu Teh Yuen. 418°, 4372 
Wyatt, C. B........ 3818 
Wyatt, C.C.3671, 3673, 3768 
Wyatt, H. F....... 386) 
Wiyattyds, Aoki... 4242 
Wyatt, J.B... os... 3862 
Wyatt, Richard..... 833? 
Wyatt. Hee ($2... 4198 


3852 
Wykes, Joseph..... 3582 
Wivkoil; Radio. a6 3042 
Wykoff, W. F...... 8292 
Wykoff, W. O...... 3488 
Wrylder, Joab 8, 3633 
Wiles td Sota 3442 
Wylie, W. H....... 8481 
Wyman, 8. W...... 3958 
Wynant, C. W...... 8641 
Wynegar, D. A.... 348} 
Wyrick, F. H...... 3862 
Wiyrick, eR. Wi. ck. s 8308 
Wythe, J.H.,Jr.... 351) 
Wythe, W. W...... 3112 
a6 
Yager, Eugene...... 382? 
YAggy Sarthe olen anes 885? 
Yang Ch’ang Fa..... 339? 
Vane Oh? a0. sie. 3398 
Yang Ch’un Ho..... 3383 
Yard, W. H....3978, 3991 
Yarnell, James...... 4158 
Yates, Horatio...... 3998 
Yates, hit ssesas. 8112 
Yeh Hsio King 4162, 
4188, 4373 


38691 
3693 


Yingling, W. K.... 38308 
Yingst, Adam...... 8635 
Yoeum, Elmore..... 8258 
Yoder, R. M........ 3538 
Yoitsu Honda...... 2891 
Vokum), | Dae sen 8322 
Mork Cop bivtslste aac 86383 
Voor Hey eas setae se 8548 
Work: et tMe est: raters 868} 
Workecdiwlrecnn ences 4042 
MORK ws. Cr cra scisternrs 3321 
Voork; W ines alte 3983 
Yoshinosuke Sekiza- 

Wie vena tenckeraerez 2863 
Yoshito Tsuda...... 2888 
BOS ty le eetsataceiniotnsats 371? 
Meaty A Meee 2932 


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Yost Ri /B acs. seat 3438 
Yotaro Kudo.. 2872, 

2881, 8491, 3502 

Youker, Alexander.. 3893 


Youker, J. C....... “391! 
Youmans, J.8...... 880} 
MOUNE LAS Miilebn ss + 3148 
Young, Benj... 2973, 4838 
Young, Christopher. 4193 
Young, D. M....... 8498 
Young, BE. Cn... 45 353? 
VoungeB cio... 8428 
Wouter Gans ene 3853 
Younes BAPE sisi 2932 
Young, G.'Si.,.« <0 3903 
Young,Heaa) 25." 4053 
Young, H. H....... 3683 
Young, James...... 3502 
Young, Jason....... 8592 
Young, J. A........ 3803 
OMNES ca aco 3062 
Young, J... Mec. iis 3608 
Young, J: S55). 8663 
Young; Li: Basis. i. 3042 
Aioung,. Ni Ee ctaeate 318? 
Young, R. 8... 3621, 364 
Young;-8.) Owes. cero 3582 
VYoungsiS. Paceaye sek 3648 
Young, Thomas.... 3443 
Young, Tucker..... 4218 
Young, William .... 385? 
Young, William.... 4238 
Young, W. D. H.... 337? 


Youngberg,C.A. 4261, 4278 


Youngblood, L. B... 3472 
Younglove, W. N.,. 8428 
|Youngman, T. H... 4013 
Youngs Bi dissicene 3441 
Youngson, W. W... 373 
Younkins, J. A..... 3732 
Yount As Gere es 346} 
Montz; EAN. cis cos 3643 > 
Yubi Kojima....... 2892 
Yue Kwai..... 8491, 3502 
Yungling, J. P..... 3633 
Z 
Zaring, J. W....... 2992 
Zaring, Robert...... 348? 
Zaring, W. M......° 8478 
Zartman, J. H,..... 4092 
Zarwell, A. F.....:. 313! 
Zeal, Woden tees 3301 
Zedler, John....... 3442 


Zocher, G. Li... 





Zeigler, F. A.. 3742, 8753 
Zeigler, G. W.3793,402!,4031 
Zellers cI ute aes 3372 
Zellers, W. H...... 2988 
Zenichi Kawano 2872, 288? 
Zenjiro Hirota...... 350? 
Betiers Cw deces ss yite all} 
Ziegler, Herman.... 405? 
VANCE AUS Pay peony Se 3258 
Zigler, AW Roe 394? 
3/Zimmerman, C. H. 

855}, 8572, 8891, 3908 
Zimmerman, C. RK... 320% 
Zimmerman,E.F.334!,335? 
Zimmerman, F, A.. 359? 
Zimmerman, J. W.. 318} 
Zimmermann, Her- 

MADD... 22+ sees C008 
a) Zink, Mi. Pos. ss esse 8042 


Zinnecker, Henry 370!,37 11 
. 8072 


Zoerb,F red. 8277,855!,3562 
Zollicker, Jacob.... 
Zollman, Gustav.... 
Zook, Jonathan..... 
Zwinek, J. M....... 


2862 
3278 
353? 


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(ALPHABETICAL.) 
CONFERENCES IN THE UNITED STATES. 
Conference. Place. Time. Bishop. 
Arkansas........-.Siloam Springs, Ark..Feb, 3., Merrill. 

' Baltimore'.... Washington, De BO .Mar, 2..Merrill. 
Central Missouri.. Topeka, Kan.. Tar. 23..McCabe. 
Central Pa....... ‘Danville, Pa. .Mar, 16..Andrews. 
Delaware.....+-..- Orange, N. J. .Mar, 24..Hurst. 
East German,.....Rochester, N. Y.....April 4..Hurst. 
East Maine........ Bangor, Me.......... April 27..Cranston, 
Florida........ ‘ii Jacksonville, Fia:‘iiJan, 13. -Andrews. 
Gulf Mission. aha Crowley, La...:..... Feb, 3..Ninde. 
Kansas............- Lawrence, Kan...... Mar. 9..Fowler. 
Lexington.....---- Terre Haute, Ind....Mar, 30..Fowler. 
Little Rock........ Van Buren, Ark J 27.. Merrill. 
Louisiana.........Franklin, La........ Je . Ninde. 
Maine ........0.00+ Norway, Me......... ..Cranston, 
Mississippi.........Hllisville, Miss....-.. 19. .Ninde. 
Missouri......... «Hannibal, Mo........ Mar, 16..McCabe. 
New England...... Worcester, Mass..... April 6..Newman, 
NewEng’dSouth’n, Attleboro, Mass...., April 13.. Vincent 
New Hampshire... Dover, N. H......... April 13..Newman. 
New Jersey Camden, N. J... -Mar, 30,.McCabe. 
New York..... .. New York, N. Y, -Mar. 30..Hurst. 
New York East....Brooklyn, N. Y. .Mar. 30..Mallalieu, 
Newark ..... Kast Orange,N.J....Mar_ 30..Goodsell. 
North Dakot Castleton, N. Dak... April 27..Joyce. 
North Indian Hartford City, Ind. -Mar, 23..Fowler. 
Nor’n New York..Fulton, N, Y........., April 13..Ninde, 
Northwest Kansas. Minneapolis, Kan....Mar. 23..Cranston. 
Philadelphia ...... Chester, Pa........++ Mar. 16..Goodsell, 
Saint John’s River. De Land, Fla......... Jan. 20..Andrews. 
Saint Louis........ Springfield, Mo...... Mar. 9..McCabe. 
South Kansas .....Ottawa, Kan......... Mar. 9..Cranston. 
een Rane Lyons, Kan.......... Mar, 16..Cranston, 

Yoda sive aeeesae Amsterdam, N. Y....April 20..Mallalieu, 
Upner Mississippi.Okolona, Miss....... Jan, 12,.Ninde. 
Vermont.......... -Springfield, Vt..... -April 20.. Vincent. 
Virginia ...../...... Falls Church, Va....Mar. 9..Goodsell. 
Washington....... Cumberland, Md....Mar. 9..Andrews. 
Wilmington....... Lewes, Del........... Mar. 23,.,.Newman. 
Wyoming.......... Norwich, N. Y:...... April 13..Fowler. 

ForEIGN CONFERENCES 
Bengal-Burmah...Mazafarpur.......... Jan. 27 §Foss and 
Thoburn. 
Bombeyee?s storie ..Bombay.. Jan. 5 §Foss and 
Thoburn, 
















BulgariaMiss,Conf.Rustchuk May 11..Walden, 
Central China Mis, Kiukiang. Sept. 8. eacaee 
Congo Miss’n Conf............. -May 4..Hartzell, 
Denmark Mission. “Pop caliesen July 13..Walden. 
Finland, etc., Miss.Helsingfors ... Aug. 24..Walden 
Foo-Chow.....-+:. Foo oes NOV, 72 0uceebee aie mae 
Finghns Mis.Conf.Hinghua. . NOVe: SO vesinnenenenen 
pietelefaisia stern niate Turing eae -May 25..Walden 
5 Bene de atasti eis Yokohama. Oy Gs oats duties eee 
Koren’ Mission... p SCOUL sees AUB. Aal ecee 
Tiberias. <.2..:%. Greenville. -Feb. 3.,.Hartzell. 
Malayela Mis.Conf.Singapore..........55 Feb. 24 {Foss and 
hoburn. 
IMOXACOle ove ee aciso 19, .FitzGerald 
North China....... 12 Eien ie PA Dante AN 
North Germany... 6.. Walden. 
North India....... 12 + Foss and 
oburn, 
Northwest India..Allahabad .......-... Jan. 20 5 ee and 
‘hoburn, 
NOPWAY css ccm eas 27.. Walden, 
South America Mar. 30..Warren, 
South Germany... 22..Walden. 
South India,...... .. Dec, 16,’ 97. {Rose and 
oburn, 
Sweden..... Me eiai ete Sala cise. .. Aug, 10..Walden. 
Switzerland....... wise Gallen ..June 8..Walden, 
WestChinaMissionChentu. PL SS fy Oe Aree SIS 
W.S.Am.Mis.Conf.Concepcion.......... Feb. 24..Warren. 


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(CHRONOLOGICAL,) 
CONFERENCES IN THE UNITED STATES. 
Conference. Place. Time.’ Bishope 
Upper aber Okolona, Miss....... Jan. 12..Ninde 
Florida.. . Jacksonville, Fla. . “13.. Andrews. 
Mississippi . See host Ellisville, Miss....... “19. .Ninde, 
Saint John’s River. De Lands Fla........ “ 20.. Andrews. 
Louisiana ......... Franklin, La,........ “ 96.:Ninde. 
Little Rock. -. Van Buren, Ark...,. “  27..Merrill. 
Arkansas... . Siloam Springs, Ark, Feb. 3..Merrill. 
Gulf Mission,......Crowley, La.......... 3..Ninde. 
Baltimore..... Washington, D,C,...Mar, 2..Merrill. 
Washington. . Cumberland, Md ie 9.. Andrews. 
Kansas..... Lawrence, Kan.,,.... “_ &.. Fowler. 
Virginia . Falls Church, Va.... “ 9..Goodsell, 
Saint Louis, . .. Springfield, “  9.. McCabe. 
South Kansas..... Ottawa, Kan “ _9.. Cranston. | 
Central Pa...... Danville, Pa “ 16,. Andrews. 
Philadelphia . . Chester, Pa... “ 16..Goodsell. 
Missouri..&....... Hannibal, Mo. “-16..McCabe. 
Southwest Kansas. Lyons, Kan.......... “ —16.,.Cranston. 
North Indiana, .... Har tford City, Ind. ‘“ 23..¥Fowler. 
Wilmington... Lewes, Del........-.. “  23.. Newman. 
Central Missouri. . Topeka, Kan. “  23..McCabe. 
Northwest Kansas. Minneapolis, *  23..Cranston. 
Delaware. range, N. J. “« 94, Hurst. 
New York. New York, N. “30... Hurst. 
New York Brooklyn, N. “  30..Mallalieu. 
Lexington.. Terre Haute, In “ 30... Fowler, 
Newark,.... East Orange, he Goodsell. 
New Jersey. .Camden, N. ~ «McCabe. 
New England...... Worcester, Mass... - April we .Newman. 
Nor’n New York... Fulton, N. Y......... 13..Ninde. 
Wyoming.......... Norwich, N. Y....... “ 13.. Fowler. 
New Eng’d South’nAttleboro, Mass..... 18... Vincent., 
New Hampshire... Dover, N. H....- -... “ 18..Newman. 
Rast German...... Rochester, N. Y. “ —14,. Hurst. 
. Amsterdam, N. .. “  20.!Mallalien. 
Springfield, Vt....... “  20.. Vincent. 
.. Norway, Me......... ‘“«  20..Cranston. 
Casselton, N. Dak... “ 27..Joyce. 
Bangor, Me.......... “27... Cranston. 





FOREIGN CONFERENCES, 







South India....... Bangalore......... Dec, 16," 97 sFor and 
oburn. 
Bombay.........+. Do Eee aoe 
oburn. 
North India. 12 3Foee and 
oburn. 
Mexico...... 19... FitzGerald, 
Northwest In 20 ros and 
‘hoburn, 
Bengal-Burmah ...Mazafarpur. Oy Age and 
oburn, 
Dibertae nested Greenville........... Feb oe . Hartzell. 
WestChina MissionChentw;....... Nee pointe We Re Nae 5 
.S.Am. Mis. Conf,Concepcion. oer Oe th Warren, 
Malaysia Mis, Conf. Bites eae manip oes scmnod {Hose and 
South America.... 
Congo Miss’n Conf. 
pulgariallice, » Conf. ee mercies sees 
BLY Vasc cceenei aes 


Switceriand eee ce 
South Germany... 
North Germany.. 


earabwie hae ‘Walden. 














JAPAN. v0 0s10 orec0 dee Yokohama, . 653 aay 
enianee Mission. Copenhagen......... “ 43.) Walden. 
NOrway.e-ssvedesss cya al ae oA “ 27.. Walden. 
Korea Mission....Seoul............ malar Aug: 34.382 uae ceos 
Sweden..........+: Upsala. j.cccssensess * , 10.. Walden, 
Finland, etc., Miss. Heleinetsrs Pemeceiie, init ts oe ties oe 
Central China Mis. Kiukiang i 

North China,......Peking.. 12 

Foo-Chow.. :.Foo0-Chor 

Hinghua Mi nf, Hinghua.. 


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