davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
Rainfall OF Summer Makes Record

September compared with the other
month, al the past summer was re
markabiy dry q, but ~ inches had ial-
len up to the close OF the third week
, IL inches less than ior any previous
average temperature Tor the month was
o. degrees. the highest since 1897. For
nineteen days the temperature was iron
3 t. 10 degrees above the average. The
rainfall ior August was $50 inches, but
once exceeded in IS years; Tor July
5.,53 inches, the greatest Tor that month
in 20 years. For June the rainfall was
S.o4 inches. the greatest in 10 years
The past summer holds the record in
s. years ior tue feweSt Gear DAYS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
State Debts End In Siqht

Comptroller Atkinson. at the meet
ing al the Board oi Public Works on
Thursday, reported that the sale OF the
States holdings in the stock OF the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad had effect
cd a reduction OF the States debt to
SS.'S, 2oG.4I. Should the Northern Cen
tral railroad annuity be sold for ST.
ooo,ooo as has been urged. the State
Treasury would have a surplus OF $66I.-
1850. but as the annuity must be paid
for with State securities. OF which there
are not enough outstanding, the sale
is not likely to be effected. With an
nual appropriations kept within proper
limits, the yearly sum OF 100000, ap-
piled to the sinking fund would wipe
out the balance OF the State debt in
three wears
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
Salisbury Safe Blowers Sentenced

Judge Holland, at Salisbury, on Sat
urday, sentenced Frank Smith, alias
Reese, alias Specs, Robert Taylor,
alias John Pencil, James Hawkins and
Frank Matthews and James Avery, the
five "leggmen." who iruitlessly blew
the safe in the Salisbury railroad sta
ton on the night OF May y last, to IS
years i'll the Penitentiary. Avery, who
was desperately wounded by fragment
OF the safe, pleaded guilty, but would
not testify against his comrades Smith
and Pencil figured here last winter as
States witnesses against Frank Bines.
OF Frenchtown, who was tried for re-
ceiving plumber stolen from freight
cars at Perrvville, but acquitted Mat
thews was a Wicomico boy who went
wrong. and Pencil is said to hail from
Hartford county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
Rapid Rise OF Former Cecil Bow

DR.. Ira Burns, OF FIavre de Grace, a
former Cecil boy, has been appointed
one of the Medical examiners Tor the
Pennsylvania Railroad Relief Associa-
ton, having passed successful ex-
animation. He was to leave for Oil
City. Pa. on Monday. to assume his
new duties. The Havre de Grace Led
ger ys:-"Dr. Burns has been unus-
ually successful in practice here and
had every indication OF becoming one
OF our leading physicians, and only last
week was appointed City Health Off
GER. 1t is with no little regret that we
learn OF his leaving Dr. Burns is the
Youngest OF six brothers. the five others
forming the well-known firm OF Burns
Bros, Carriage Builders, OF Havre de
Grace"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
Observation-Disclosures Trolley By
Christmas

The contract for the prnnosed Toll
cheSter-Chestertown trolley road. to
cost 100000 and be completed BY
Christmas, has been given to d. f.
Baxter 4 Co., OF New York. The line
will connect Colchester, Rock Hail.
Sandy Bottom, Fairlee. Chestertown
and later Georgetown. Seventy pound
rails will be used. The power house
will be located at Fairlee. Steamboats,
will connect at Rochester and George
town with the line which will carry
freight as well as passengers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
AND
PLEASURE
Promised AT Coming Convention OF
Wilmington District Epworfh
League To Be Held Next
Week

An attractive and profitable program
has been arranged for the seventeenth
annual convention OF the Epw"rth
League oi Wilmington District. to be
held in ASbury NJ f. Church, in that
city, on next "Wednesday and Thurs
day. The sessions will open on We'd
nesday morning at 10 o'clock with de-
votional service, in charge OF +. a.
Gillespie. pastor OF ElSmcre Church
At 10 30 President +. F. Carpenter will
call the delegates to order for organi-
zation Rev. H. \. G.. Westerfield and
Col. c. NJ. Leitch, President OF City
Council. will deliver the addresses OF
made by +. f. Warrington and Mrs
Emma f. Haines Credentials and fin
ance will be next taken up. Committees
will be appointed and delegates assign
ed to quarters.
At the afternoon session Elmer Per
ny, President OF the Methodist Young
Peoples Union. will conduct the devo-
tional exercises to be followed by a
brief business session. S d. Gordon
OF Madison. n. J., will next conduct a
question box and give "A Quiet Talk"
on Prayer, Vt / p. m. there will be an
institute, under the direction of Rev
K. K Stephenson. OF Scott Church.
subject Junior League Work" A song
service directed by the leader OF the
Asbury Choir. will be held in the even
ing, followed by a reception to the
delegates.
J. Gilbert MearnS, oi Mt. Salem
League will conduct Thursday morn
ings devotional services Reports OF
Committees will be submitted, and an
institute. subject The bible and the
League" conducted by Rev. W. F.
Greenfield OF Silverbrook Church, will
follow. Rev. A. S. Mowbrav. will treat
OF Recent Attacks on the Bible" Rev
c. w Strickland OF Bible Study"
Rev. G.. 7, Anderson The Bible in Our
Work" and Rev c. r. Wyatt The
Bible in Our LEAGUE. .Nnothcr inSti-
tutc subject The Epworth League and
Missions" will be held before the noon
recess. conducted by Second Vice
President. Miss Ethel Parsons. OF Will
min"ton Among the speakers will be
]. NJ. Campbell, OF Port Deposit Vt
the afternoon session the question is
it Practicable t" Maintain Young Pco-
nlc'S Societies as Permanent Part OF
Church Organization, will be discussed
by Rev. l.. f. Poole, OF Elkton, and
others. Rev. J, J, O. Randall, ecu
eral Conference Commissioner field
accent, will conduct an institute on
Evangelism at $50 o'clock and de-
liver an address at mass meeting fol-
lowing song service in the evening.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
STATE w. {. 7. u.
Features Of The Annual Convention
In Session This Week In Fred.
erick City

he annual convention OF the Mary
land NomanS Christian Temperance
mon was held this week in Frederick
CITY. Miss Frances A. Cathcart, the
State treasurer, read her report on
" edneSday, showing a total member
snip in the State OF 1881, = slight in
trrt Sc over that OF last year. Errino
the wear the total receipts were $3,I2o,-
81; expenditures, S2,oo5..34; balance on
hand. S22I47. The subscriptions to
the Frances f. Willard Fund totalled
Sl2S52 The receipts for Free Kinder
garter Work reached $S4o74. and its
expenditures were S727.44 Mrs. Har-
rlett NJ. Curry read the report on the
Loyal Temperance Legion. which has
a membership OF 2.I23. a gain OF 900
over last year. Two legions were or
gan1zed in Cecil county during the
year with T37 members. a gain of 81
State President, Mrs. Mary R. Haslup,
rcnorted the sale OF the site OF the
Unions building in Baltimore, burned
during the great fire. the proceeds OF
the sale with the insurance reaching
$4,000, upon which the delegates sang
Praise God From Whom All Bless
ings Flow" Mrs. Stevens. of Maine.
and Miss Gordon, National President
md Vice President. attended the SEES
>ionS The Loyal Temperance Legion
banner, new one replacing the one
held then by Baltimore body and
burned in the big fire. was awarded to
Talbot county. Mass meetings were
held on Tuesday and Wednesday even
rnos i'll the CITY Opera House with ad-
dresses by Mrs Stevens. Mrs. Haslup
and others.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
Piekpoekefs Harvest Yearly Plumber

Pickpockets had their annual inning.
at the Oxford Fair 7. d, Hess, OF
Quarryville, lost a combined diary and
wallet with wad OF $40. The diary
was found empty. along a hedge. by a
couple oi boys. w. S. Campbell. Of
Sv'mar, was reported to have lost SCI.
but denies the report. Miss Emily Pitt
OF Oxford. carried purse containing
$50. which She feared to leave at home.
to the fairgrounds. and laid it for a
moment IN a WAGON seat while viewing
her fathers exhibit II moment she
found the purse missing Nobody in
the tent saw it disappear. IN empty
tan leather wallet. bearing a Philadcl-
mia womar'S address, was found along
tn" railroad. and, doubtless. there were
other victims not reported
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
Sheriff BaIks Wall ScaIers

Sheriff Kirk on Monday transferred
the prisoners sentenced at the recent
term OF Court, to the Penitentiary or
the House OF Correction. Several OF
them on Saturday afternoon made an
attempt, while exercising in the Jail
yard. to scale the wall with a rope made
OF bed clothing, cut into strips and
twisted, with stone at the end, which
they purposed throwing over the wall
and catching under the coping. Similar
attempts have succeeded in the past but
this one was ioiled by the Sheriffs sud
den appearance on the scene. He lost
no time on Monday in hustlng his
troublesome guests to their new quar-
terS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
Division OF CoIored Cooks Estate

The personal estate OF the late Geo
W. Green, well-known colored cook.
OF CeciIton. amounting to S4SS.5 50 was
distributed on Tuesday BY the Orphans
Court among his collateral heirs. Chas.
ClarkSon and Andrew Waters. half
brothers OF the deceased were awarded
$500 each and Cyrus F.. William w.
and lIyland Griffin. sons OF his hall
sister, received $2O.S7 each. Claims
OF Sarah r. Price and John Bordlev
Tor $1,000 and $I4 with the costs ag-
grc"ated S2I07I, and the residue went
to the heirs Green's real estate valu-
ed at about $500. will also be distrbut-
ed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
TWenfy-Seventh Teachers Institute

The teachers oi Cecil county will
hold their twcn,v->rvcrth annual in>ti-
tute in Mechanics Hall. Elkton. Octo-
Der 22-2o. During the first Jour days
there will be morning and afternoon
sessions, with a reception to the teach
crS on Monday evening and an enter
tanmcnt On Wednesday evening
Prominent educators will deliver ad-
dresses during the sessions Superin-
tendent Biddle is arranging the pro-
gram. which will be published when
completed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
Jackson Headquarters In Baltimore

Rooms I6S and 10 at the Hotel Rem
merit in Baltimore. have been secured as
headquarters for the Republican Cam
pagn Committee OF the First Congress
tional district 1t was thought that Mr..
Jackson's fight could be pushed better
from Baltimore than from any point on
the Eastern Shore. Each district will
have separate headquarters. and Chair
man Hanna will look after ARRANGING
for meetings and speakers and the dis
trbution OF reading matter bearing
upon the issues OF the campaign,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
STATE {. {. u.
CONVENTION
To Be Held AT Salisbury October
1918, Interesting And Profi-
table Program Prepared

The coming Convention OF the Mary
land Christian Endcavor Union. to be
held in Salisbury on October IS. 10,
y and Is, promises to be the best at
tended an dmpst profitable in the his
tory OF the organization. There is no
limit to delegates. and Salisbury will
welcome and entertain all corners. but
notice should be sent to Mr.. W. c.
Humphries. Chairman OF the Entertain
mcnt Committee. Salisbury. Md. in
advance. Reduced rates OF $3.50 from
Baltimore via. the Baltimore. CheSa-
pcake & Atlantic Railroad have been
secured. to which application should be
made to Mr.. W. c. Perkins, 1909 w.
Lombard street, Baltimore, before DC
tOber TO-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
To Honor Old Time Doctors

Drs Charles NJ Ellis and Howard
Bratton, OF Elkton, George S Dare of
Rising Sun, and J. J. Wright, of War
wick, attended the meeting OF the Med-
cal and Chirurgcal Faculty. OF Mary
land, at Annapolis last week On mo-
ton OF the former, committee was APP
pointed OF which he is member. to
arrange for placing in the historic old
Senate Chamber OF the State House,
where the faculty was organized in 1909
OF portraits OF two OF its founders. to
be chosen from five selected by the
Committee
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
BASEBALL
EIkTON. !: ELK MILLS. ;.

ELkTON. /: Elk MILLS. >.
\ fairly good crowd witnessed the
last game OF the season at the Ball
Park on Saturday between the Elkton
and Elk Mills teams. which was a fair
ly close contest, the former winning
by score OF / to ,. Reynolds and
Brown covered the points for Elkton.
and Eubank and Moore for Elk Mills.
Both pitchers were effective. Follow
ing was the score by innings:
Eiktnn .......... o o o o , o NJ
Elk Minis ...... o o , o o o.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
No Clue In River Mystery

Nothing has developed during the
week throwing light upon the parent
age oi the dead infant found by barge
captain floating in the river at Port De
post. 1t is thought the body was
brought there on a train. weighted with
stone and thrown overheard 1t was
wrapped in a copy OF the Baltimore
American. then with muslin and finally
enclosed in a -four bag. The news
paper was scarcely dampcned, showing
that the bundle had not long been in
the water.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
Fire On GreenhiIl Farm

Fire started on Thursday afternoon
it is THOUGHT. inside oi the barn on the
"Grcenhill'' or old Sn"wdcn Thomas
farm, near North East. now owned
by Cosdcn & Sinner, and tenantcd by
Reed Russell The barn, 3 tons OF
hav. two horses. a COW and it is said.
several hogs, were burned The loss
Is prrt at s.. 200.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
Bio Crowd AT BAPTISM

\ crowd numbering several hundred
witnessed the baptism OF fourteen can
didates. nine males and five females in
Little Elk Creek at Providence on Sun
dav bv Rev Mr. Brown OF Whining
ton. who with Others is conducting tent
services at that point
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
Fisticuffs On The Gridiron

Delaware College and the Mcdico-
CHS oi Philadelphia, met on the Front
Saturday, and the former won by 10 to
:. Noss, Dclaware's left. and O'Toole
the opposing right tackle, had a spar
ring match during the game. and a
Delaware Sub" gashcd the lattcr'S face
with a nose guard.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
Sought And Got SaIve

The suit OF Willis King. colored. vs..
the p, h. & W. r. r. for damages for
iorcible eicctment from train at North
East on July /. 1904, was compromised
in Philadelphia by the plaintiffs accept
ing SIoo as compensation. Wilson l..
Coudon and former Deputy Sheriff J.
Wesley McAlliStcr had been summoned
as witnesses.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
Cigar Or Cigarette Burns Out Circus

Fire at Geneva, o., on Tuesday sup
posed to have been caused by a dropped
cigarette butt, or cigar stump. caused
the destruction OF Walter l.. Main 5
circus outfit which. with CumminS' Wild
West Show exhibited here on Septem-
Der Is. The show had gone into win
ter quarters at Geneva. One emplove
and all the animals except four Gle
plants and two horses were burned to
death. The loss is put at $4,000 with
NJ insurance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
One More Day To Register

Tuesday was the first day OF regis
tration. Most OF those applying were
seeking transfers but there was a fair
turn out OF first voters But one more
day remains to rcgjster-next Tuesday,
October 9, and all not on the lists or
needing transfers should make it a
point to attend to the matter. The
registers will sit on October I6 but for
revision OF the lists only. and those vot-
erS who fail to appear next Tuesday
will not get on the bOkS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
Good Slice OF UncIe's Wealth

BY the death OF an uncle in New
\ ork City, who LETT a S.3.oooooo estate.
Mrs. EnoS Strahorn. OF Toughkena-
mon. will inherit 100000. oi which it
is said she will receive $4,000 before
Thank sgiving. Mrs. Strahorn was
Miss Mabel jerks, OF Landenberg and
her husband is a carriage painter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
Personal Estate OF Senator German

The inventory OF the personal estate
ri the late Senator Arthur p German
submitted to the Orphans Court OF
Howard county ON Tuesday by his cx-
ccutor, his son. A. p. German. shows
a total OF $56r,256, OF which $500. 2II
consists OF stocks and bonds Counting
cash on deposit in New York, Wash
ingt"n and Baltimore. the grand total
reaches SOL, 4o6CI.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
Thrown Out OF LoIIidinq Team.

Mrs. J. c. Mccoy, OF Kirkwood, and
a child. who was riding with her on
Saturday afternoon, were thrown out
Of her carriage near her home when
her horse getting frightened ran away
colliding with another team Fortu-
nately both the occupants escaped Scri
OILS inil1rN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
LARGE BARGE Launched

+. Deibert & Bro. on TUESDAY
launched the barge Katherine Nell
vaine, 1917 feet long. % feet beam, with
IL icet depth OF hold, built at their yard
at Elk Landing for William J. Nell
vaine, Of Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06
EIkfon Town Council

Elkton Town Council met in regular
at o'clock. Present, VIM. II. Mack
all, O. c. Giles. George McQuilkin,
Treasurer and Bailiff Minutes OF last
meeting read and approved.
The Treasurer reported
Receipts ............ .S4S77.6o
Disbursements ...... 2.l7I4.4b
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06

Warrants were drawn on the Treas
urer fur the payment OF the following
bills:
Work ON StrcetS-Wm Hall. $I4. 49,:
VIM Willen, $IISS; Ed. Cannon $I2. so;
James Short. $24.Io: J. c. Smiley, $40.
Hauling on StrcetS-CadmuS Price,
$1,000: c. s. Boulder, sos: Robert
Wilson. S.. so
p. J. McGready. salary for Septem-
Der, S4T66; J. Frank Frazer, salary for
September. S2oSS: Edw, Taylor, S. so;
Express Co.. 4oc; l.. O. Cameron. S.. so;
Delaware Granite & Mining Co.$2o 60:
Keys & Miller Lumber Co.. Sill; Cecil
Democrat, STTSo: Electric Light Co..
S77.74; Maryland Water Co.. $I275.
The following report OF the analysis
the town water was read:
State Board ui Health ui MARYLAND.
Chemical Laboratory,
September y. 1905
laboratory number W. Elkt"n Water
Supply, sample OF water from Theodore
\. Worrall, marked No. I. from Mill
Race, Yields the following in parts per
million.
T.ral residue at go degrees. 90. 70
Nitrogen As free ammonia. 49,. Trace
~, rates .................. 100
\. as Albumenoid Ammonia. 600
For drinking water this is good
JOHN S. FULTON. Secretary.
W. d, p. PENNIMAN. Analyst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
Pen.lons lor pelawareans.

Delawareans hav e been granted
monthly pensions as follows: L. p. Chon-
mann, $40; G. p. Bonner, SD; Jacob
Buster, $40; II. " Mcintosh, So.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29

Saturday evenings The affair Is under
the auspices of the Sodahty of the Blessed
Virgin Mary
Mr. and Mrs James T. Challenger en-
tortained a party of friends at o. musicale
at their home, on Sixth street. near South,
last evening, at which Thomas Is. Ian
caster was the guest OF honor and sang
several selections. Those present were
Mrs. Edward Challenger. Miss Harriet
Challenger Mr.. and Mrs Elwood L. vii
son. Miss Elizabeth N Wilson Mr.. and
Mrs John NJ Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. VII
liam Deakyne, Horace Dcakyne.
The Brylgon Giants and Brylgon A. G.
will play a game of ball at Battery Park
tomorrow morning at 1890 o'clock for
purse of $40.
Shirts, pants, overalls, suspenders,
hosiery, underwear, caps, gloves Eiggs.*
No mail viii be delivered by the rural
mail carriers tomorrow and the mails
will close al 1890 q. m. until p m,
when the Office win be open until g o. clock.
William II. Beebe. the boat builder
has sold for Lawrence OConnor the
pretty combination pleasure and fishing
boat, built last year by Mr.. Beebe The
new owner, who resides in Chester, Pa,
has taken the boat there
Walter Wipf has disposed Of the launch
Edith TO Wilmington parties and sold
with the boat, the shad net The price
was S265
House for rent-Eliason Bro
The people Of this city especially lovers
Of baseball, will be pleased to learn that
Emmet McGrory the pitcher of the New
Castle a. A. team. has decided to remain
in this city, and last evening told Manager
Murphy that he will pitch for tho team
and not 60 10 Elkton. Charles Countiss,
catcher on the local team win play behind
the bat in the game tomorrow afternoon.
unless he should have recurrence Of the
recent illness. The Browntown team
will have Leonard in the pitchers box.
The other players will be Balantine,
Rainey, Beatty Duncan, Crumlish, Scott,
Donlin Neasey. The locals viii have
Countiss, Duffy, Chase, Kirby. Newlove,
Mclirory, Oliver, Bradford. Hahn. Wise
The Board of Education will meet in
regular session tonight A resignation
will be placed before the board and the
annual election of teachers will take place
Mrs. Samuel S. llon OF Wilmington
was among those who attended the Chill
dren's Day services i'm the First Presby-
terian Church. Sunday night Her son
is organist az the church
Personal. Miss Julia McGrath Miss
Anna Brown. Miss Margaret McCaughan.
Miss Bessie Mcclure, Miss Edith Palmer
of Philadelphia have been visiting their
homes here Mrs Mary r. johnson and
Miss Emma r. Walker Of Wilmington
have been visiting here Miss Emma
Hubbard and Carlisle Hubbard Of Wash
ington, ID. c., arc the guests Of friends
here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
zee A. M.E. coNFERENcE.
Ninetieth Session, Held in York, Pa.
Closed Yesterday.

The Goth session Of the African Method
ist Episcopal Conference, which was
held az York, Pa, closed yesterday,
following the reading of the appoint
ments The assignments for the Will
mington district are as follows:
Presiding elder, DIR. p. Il. Mills; Bethel,
Wilmington, DR. NJ W. Thornton;
Shorter Chapel, Wilmington, Rev J. d.
johnson; Smyrna, W. II. Edwards; Sea-
ford, Perris Daker; Laurel, Ephraim
Johnson; Lewes and Burton, ]. W. Palk;
Frankford, Del. b. B. Hoxter; Dover,
i. w. II West; Greenwood. j. NJ Hol-
land: Milford S. G.. Dorsey; Moore s
Chapel. C. +. Wilson; Middletown. j. H.
Holden: FredericSa, Ct, r. W. Wright;
East Frederick. d. j. Blackston; Har-
rington. Miss J S. Hernsleyj Wyoming
W. II jenkins, West Dover, c. W. Sat
chell Mount Friendship, G. r. Bivens
Milton. NJ p. jackson; Georgetown, J
B. Hill; Star station, J r. Lee; Clayton
cts. w. II. Williams; Mount Zion W S
Cain; Allen Chapel, DR. NJ c. Brooks
Newcastle. to be supplied; Fredericg
Mission, to be supplied; Grant Chapel
William Stewart