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Thi VOL. 2. NO. 18. SEMI-WE The Methodist Conferem Finally Adjourned Wedne day Creighton Four ^ Guilty of Charges Prefer ed Against Him?Appe to be Taken to Gener Conference?The Appoin ments of Conference. Columbia special in Tliur day's Charlo'te Observer: Tl jury ot 13 from the Methodi C mferei ce, appointed by Bi hop Wilson last. Wednesday i trv F.llitnr ft W f,painlitnn The Christain Ajipeal, tor libe ing the presiding eld?rs of tl Conference, instating that the constituted a ring to control th Conference and that for yea they had been uratiing on tl people and preachers bv beir able tftcontrol the appointment reported its verdict to the Ooi ference tins morning. The ve diet "sustains the charge" an reports that l,he is hereby d po-ed from tbe ministry and expelled from the menibershi oi the Methodist Episcop Church, South. Three ot the 13 members < the jury refused t? sign the r< port. They are: Revs. ,J. 1 Travwick, W, B Wharton an W. H. Ariail. As soon as the report was rea and it was received in silenci there b ing no discussion of under the church law, Rev. / Coke Manu? a defense wit net and a stromr supporter of M Creighton. arose to a question < personal privilege. "All 1 want to say," he hi gan, trembling with emotion " that if that verdict is true an correct, similar charges shoul be brought astainst three fourtl of the membership of theChurc in this State, for the same ta] is being indulged in against tli ring Mr. Creighton has attacke throughout this?" "1 rise to a point of order, sai the Rev. Dr. John O. Wilson, ? one time a presiding elder an for a number of yearr editor < The Southern Christian Adv< cate, jumping to his feet an interrupting Mr. Mann. The point was at oncesustair ed, and after the Rev. Dr. .1. \V Daniel attorney tor Mr. Creigl; ton, had given notice of appes to the General Conference, whic meets three years hence, the Coi ference formally adjourned an the annual appointments wer road. About two thirds of th members of the Conference ha left the citv, in spite of Bisho Wilson'9 request that memhei leave on permission of the Cor ference, and only a small crow heard the verd'et. Mr. Croigh'o did not appear on the fl ?or f the Conference. He says ho has just begun h frglit against what he terms t,h ring controlling the Conferenc and that he proposes to preaci ?! d lecture throughout theSfah iu addition to carrying on most stinging campaign in h newspaper. He savs the I ait knows that he is right. A PPO I VT M fc" VTS The following ?re the Confe cnce appointments: Anderson District, J. 8. Heasle* Presiding Elder. Anderson, St. John's; II. f Truesdslo; West End, W. E. Wi{ y pins; Orrvitle, C. E. Edward f z L1 LEDG EKLY. I Antrevillle, supplied * Shea ley ; Donalds, J Lowndesville, O M. Cormiclv,J. M Frida rael, J. \V. Bailer; Pe Barber; Pendloton, S. r_ : Starr, E. F. Scroggin . C. L. McCain; Towr ! plied by J. M. Brvanl al1 J. C. Youjjue; VVesu f i T. Harmon, Jr. ; \\ "jot,, R (J. Boulware ; ton aud B lton, R. L, (J. T. Harmon, eupern 8<p I Charleston District, ie Jones, Presiding st Allendale, T. C. O e- pleton, J. T. Peelei to and Port Royal, A. B o? Bethel Ct., J. R. 1 Black Swamp, J. B. ie Charleston: Bethel, J. \v with ; Trinity, W. I e Spring Street, G. I is Cumberland, S. T, C re Pleasant, L I) GiUc ?P hardt, T. L. Belvin; G. R. Sbafter; llenc i- H. R. Hardy; Ridg? r- Ma nil g; Round O , S ,/ ! i " ?-?i ui, omoaics, J t*. e-J South Hampton, W. iqibaugh; Walterboo, J. ip Young's Islatul, supp al A. Wimberlv; Oharii society, P. A Murray >f student in Vanderbilt ?. P. C. Garri". -* Columbia Diatiict, H. Presiding Elder. j Aiken, W. J. Sny< 1 burg, A. J. Cauthen; Waabiuglon Street, P L Main Street, A. N. Green Sireet, B. II. 'I Granby, J. T. Maclarlt )t land, supplied by J. < Edge wood, C. E. Pe< field, Marvin Auld; I a , . 1. Spinke; Gilbert, J. J Graniteville, J. N. Wr "j stun, J VV, Arial ; Li M. Brabham; Lexing 'S Leslie; Lexington Ft J Wayne; North Augu Stokes; Ridgeway, O. ? tree; Wagner, suppli i Stone; Warrenville, s IJ. R. Roof; Water* e, ; i(1 W. D. Patrick; Coin lege, W. W. Daniel, d < n m-m. /.liti mr| niitn. i " worth Orphanage, VV. * ton, superintendent: d lejje, G. W, Walker, Assistant Sunday ?ch i L. F. Bea'y; Conferen r. ary secretaries, P. F. i I). Browne. {} Cokesbury District, V ^ s can, Presiding El (] Abbeville, J. C. Ro| e O. L. Durant; Cokesbi e Whitaker; Green woi (1 Street, i\t B. Kelly; < and Abbeville mills, J *on; KinauD, D. P B berry ; Central, B. j O'Nealle Street and M T. Millei; Newberry C t Ninety Six, K. T. Hod ville, B. R Dovle ; lJ jfl E. Strictland ; Prospei Whilaker; I'rinceson, e Saludft, R. W. I I Verdary, E. I*. (ireen 0 W. E. Barr; Whitmi Speer ; Lander voiles;* Willson, president; IH Vanderbil? university v uore. Florence District, W ow8, Presiding El Bennettsville, M. Bennettsville, Ct., A lap; Brightsville, i*. B Carterpville, supplied 5. Taylor; Cheraw, C. (i i s; Concluded on I'agf YNCAS' ER 1852 REVIEW 1878 LANCASTER, S. C., DECEMBER !e. Bo?rd; Death of Mrs. W. B. Dr Ahnev; Me-1 y; MrOar The Ideal Wife and M. dzer, K. \V . W. Henry, Succumbed to an A s; Seneca, pneum0nia, at her b iville, 8upW> 1'ialla, in Rock Hill. ninister, C. illiamston, . 1 fie many friend*! nnd n< ci' Williams J 1 Holroyd ; ances'n Lane ?ster, lier old I umerary. of Mr?*. W. B. Duuiap wen It Herbert f?undly shocked at d gi Elder. Wednesday to hear of her <1 'Doll* Ap- wilich occurrrd that morni p; Beaufort o'clock at her home in Watson ; Hill, When the sad anno Copeland; roeiit was m de here a yloor Campbell ; ca8^ OVer the entire corami ^01 ^rs" .^unlap was '* Wa'son* 'v be'oveii b-v HH wh? knew reech; Mt. A. lafiy most lovable char ispie; Ehr- and disposition, she natt Hampton, made friends of all with \ lersonville, s]ie, came in contact, dand, J no. The Ro(j. Hm Recoa! of T . D Vauch- . 8< j umor; d ,n ,ts s*?co uit of the Id D. Beden- death of Mrs. Dutilap. says L. Dan el ; Mis. Dunlap was a 1 I: . i i- "t "9"on"Vro? Chrstia" l"<ly and'tl.e idol , chaplin; ,<leal ,lome; !in(1 she't was university, made that, homo what it Site was a perfect wile, a p< B Browne, mother, ami no better te-ti ial of this is needed than to :ler; Bates to ^ier ?ne children, whon Columbia, raised rizht, and every c F. Kugo ; whom bears the impress ( Brunson; mother's right, guidance urnipseed, |,,vlcheerful help. The me; Brook- ... t (j iJoiiey. a "VJiiR monument to the i ale; Edge or who has gone before. ll 'airfield, J. l?ng been known what an id K. Inabnet; happy home it was over v ight; John Mrs. Dunlap presided. .ehViile, M taUght her boys to live righ ton, Ah J , ?rk A E riK"B a,1? 'ler gtr' to he ista, J. L. tieand kind; and over all and , N. Roun- the mother's teaching wa ed by I. N. wonderful power of the mot upplied by |uve> which was always and -..ppli ,l b> Jor j^er C}1 ii?iie,? and her hUsl tmhia Co president; i Mrs Dunlap belore marria?j nsrent; Ep Miss Elizabeth Baskins, dj B. Whar- ter of Mr. Wm Baskins, v 1 aine Col- wjfe was Miss Rosa MeColh ' PJ"08*^* "ti anj was born at HaileGold ' ool editor, ce mission her lather at that time I Kilsro, H. superintendent of the mint at one time before the Civil V. T. Run- wa* bursar Sou'h Car Icr. college. Alter lnjr marriaj 3er; But]#", Dunlap they made iry, (t. R. h( me in Lancaster until 9i] ad, Maine years ago, when they move Greenwood thin place. M. jaw Mrs. Dunlap was take ov d ; New 1 M (drier; ^''iday night wiih a chill ollohan, .J fiom that developed pneum t, H Best; She ha 1 an attack throe i Lre-; Parks- ago, widen greatly impairec ' ? ii!' health, so nothing that was rit v, 11 W. , , I L Rav 8Pemetl to have any effect. Iuniphries; At the time of her deatl ; Waterloo, was in her 06th year. She h re. Poster beside her husband five chil ludent ft' Mr9 w- J llxl'lf.y, Ir , J. B Kil-; Burnie U., Walter M., and ert rvi. Dunlap. all living in P. Mead Mill except Burnie, who hv der. St. Louis. W. Hook; The funeral services were . T. I)un- ducted at the home on Oal Ingraham; avenuo yesterday afternoon l ^ i^" o'clock, the last sad rites I. Murphy; ' . _ ? . performed hy Mrs. Dunlap i ? Eight. tor, the Key. Dr. L'ngle, ft rER NE ENTERPRISE 1891 8. 1906 PRICE?FIV miap ed by Kev- A s* K?aers. Til# ^uqj interment was in Laurel wood Cemetery. Other The pallbearers were Mr. .J A. Mr. Jc ttack Black. Mr. O. S. Poe, Mr. J. LI. the lome Miller, Mr. J. T. Roddey, Dr. (jOL W. W. Fennel 1, Mr. F. C. Whit ner, Dr. J. R Miller and Mr. .J. Wilson Moore. mint Among the out-of-town rela- kancas tome, 'ives and friends present at the most h 3 pro- l,ineral were Mr Robert Dtinlap, d.ed li ieved Mr nnd Mrs* W J Cunningham, home i leath, J""9 Lre"e Ool He wa, L?rov hpnn!T9 and Mr. R. L. ?? Wylie, of Lancaster; W. W. *,,d 110 Rock Gaston, Misses Ethel and Anna C?d -vei unce Gaston, Lando; and I)r. J. N. up to ,i n was Gaston, ol Fdgemoor. a man mity, - ? ? quiet <le,,r A Lovely Home Wedding. ci"z"" / her. tion ot acter '~~ *vas 'ds ,rally The Marriage Wednesday feb-m vhom at Dudley of Mr. Charles in the M. Duke and Miss Eula sistent hurs- Mae Funderburk. church, e and In accordance wi h announce- ^h'ment previously made in The ,ersi M r.Velv News, there was a brilliant wed M,s- I ot an ding at Dudley, Chesterfield s? 9U1'% who ?nty, 'ast Wednesday, at the ^111 ^ was. hospitable home ?' Mr. and Mrs. ai ^ 3rfect 'Fh"m >s Funderburk. Their the R' mon. 'ovely and fascinating young L??ncag point daughter, Miss Eula Mae,' was service 1 she happily married to Mr. Charles ? me of M. F)ulte, of Nashville, Tenn., jf the 'he well known and popular mr and Raveling salesman of the Kern- been"s? ,y are Pler-Woolwine Candy Company. ?0u;he noth- 1 l,e interesting ceremony was pjent hi a Performed by the Rev. B. S. Snence ?ally Fuuderburk at 12:30 o'clock, in 8er ^ vliicli 'h? presence of a number of in. kil'el She vite(1 g?esfa. The aftendants in.,'^ fcand *ere Mr. George li. Page, 0f gro |mt gen Atlanta, with Miss Minnie Fun- had on lwith derburk, sister of the bride, and c?,vbm a the Mr. Mack Cameron, of Laurin. , * her's h?rg, N. 0, with Miss Alma ,h^ [ril ever hunderburk, also sister of (lie ,i rni , ,. lie (1 band ur,ut5- ineweaaniR march wasjxhursd played by Mrs. Eugene Funder- S-year ' burK,of Lancaster. The charming this st:^ UI~ bride was the recipient, of many -g (jeRtj kho.e handsome and usetul presents- , . , . . . , , . . the buj ugh, :\n elegant wedding feast was dine, served at the conclusion ot the a^-v NV >ttin,r ceremony. The bridal couple held U] lie hifl in the afternoon for Monroe, ton Th where they bo ?rded a train for able si ^war their future home. whosa to <rf Unic 3 . Wants our Council Sent to ,n(j wo ir Columbia, as well as to ,1a : . mI'Io GreenWOod" Four.From the Greenwood Journal. ed by | The Lancaster News makes Thursd the following generous oiler to many an Greenwood: "The Council has freight OU1 , completed the work ot making ajSoulhe I cement sidewalk in front of ihe day I nor1 , , Sp ings block. and if is a line -u ite c job and a big improvem nt over ters ol former conditions. The News Greenv 1 h',(' congratulates the town and at utcndt Javes the same time ex'ends thanks to a delig dren: our citv fathers. .In#t ?""n ? - ??",? IIHW I'll (> B > | as Home other pavements receive ?n hie Her i tJie attention thev need, we are p?,st y? Bock j going to lom! i?iii* Council to l?ro. ns ( es hi .Gardner of I lie G.eenwood Jour,, person: con i All right, Bro. Connors, send p; kland them along, and when we are The ? at 4 through with them do please let VivrV n being them go to Columbia; for from H<tt'etlu ' goeH rii<n s pas- what we hear thev are ^reatlv hc? neb* . , , , * ' Mackey < i?sist needed there. bnrJt 'W<^ i VY E CENTS PER COPY. 'her Landmark Gone. )hn M. Harper, one of Oldest Citizens of the mty, Passes Away. John M. Harper, one of ter county's oldest and iuhly esteemed citizens, st Tuesday nitrhl, at his n the E gin community. i nearly 80 years of age, twith^tanding his advanars, he led an active life i short time ago. Me was of industrious habits and , peaceable, law-abiding He was the persomficahonesty and every man Iriend. He was a Con e vetera't, having served Reserves. He was a conmember of the A. R. R. Harper leaves two (laughrs. J. W. fw. Harper and aimer Mobley. He is alived by one sister, Mrs. larshall. The burial was ike Wednesday afternoon, ev. Chalmers Fraser, of iter, conducting the funeral 8. News in Brief. W. W. Finley, who has ?cond vice-president ol the rn, has been elected presto succeed the late Samuel r Mr. Howard Mo: Louisville, N. C., was Wednesday by a tree fallbim Because a tieiseilL'er Oil a ICunoMo train a K. of P. pin two Texas s tried to lynch him. The scaped by jumping from in As the result of hcharge o? a shot-gun ay by Ileinisch Coggius, old boy, at Cedar Springs, ite, his little sister Hattie i, and a colored girl and j himself are probably laounded Three men ) a treight train near Clin- j iirfday, securing consider- * verware. One of the men, ( ' v vs his name is John Knox, >n county, N. C., was shor unded by t!io condnp^ now under arrest. . ; jn buildings were (> the explosion ut/''* av in t.vnii ***? - J ""1 " per-ons injury 'r un wa< wrt' rn,near Blythv Nobody t>urf on vent ion of; l ho ContedA ilie It)is waE^ 'd and the Dp" htful time. , apters wore ^ reuse in me ml 'a i Lon?^ :aus* I a Ho ?1 in' a. this iv ek. Eh-.^jlrn h were drowned. imous Strike Breakers. u>Ht fatuous strike breakers in the Dr. King's New Life 1'ills. When I bowels go on strike, they qniekly t trouble, and the purifying work t on. best cure for constipation, > and dizziness 'Jfie at J. F, ?o . Crawford Hros,, and Funderirtuacy, druggists.