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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30
CURTISS FLIES
TO NEW YORK
(conoiudedl

AMAFfHN AHHAFff
and his mechanic. with a handful
OF spectators. went "a Van itmH.
noiaor ialaud, Ia the Hudson. three
miles south Of Albany. where he
was 10 start Waiting az the river
brink WAS a special train with Mrs
CuftiHs aud hor party
Curtiaa rose like rocket. with
out any preliminary manouvorH or
trial flights
The aeroplane ran hurrledly over
the surface OF the island. aud dart
cd straight Tor ~ goal. turning
once for "a moment 10 the west, so
that Curtisa might comply with tho
terms OF the competition and pass
the Albany city line Ito kept
ascending until he reached "a
height Of 600 feet In seven min
utes he had disappeared from view
Ia the south
As Curtisa shot into the air the
special train. with 10 five cars.
began 60 move. Tho engineer
threw the throttle wide open. and
the fireman never left Tho flrobox.
where he WIS ahoveling coat into
the furnace like mad
For 81 minutes the train. though
running "a nile minute. wae uu.
able 10 catch up with Curtisg At
7sg6. however. the train came
abreast OF the aviator. and thence
on % New York city those aboard
kept Curtiae IN sight He aid not
have 10 reckon with curves or
switches. however. and maintained
a substantial lead
Catakill was PASSED A. T:4i. with
the aeroplane 900 feet above the
Hudson
As the machine settled softly
into field NJ Poughkeepaic Of
s 20. Curtiaa had flown the u
miles from Albany IN 50 minutes.
The special train steamed up.
and Mrs Curtias Jumped from the
car steps as It stopped aud rushed
20 her husband. greeting him Jubl.
lautly. With tanks refilied and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30
LINDSAY RIGHT,
SAY JUDGES
(coneIuesd.)
and property owner from their
present course"


and property owner from their
present course"
Court Commissioner Lindsay
made the statement in refusing to
modify an Injunction he had is
sued against the Western ay re.
grade. The Standard Furniture
company secured the order on a
showing that the city was cutting
off all access to a building II own
ed without first settling for dam
ages.
The furniture company's attor.
ney argued that the board Of pub
lie works sole object In letting the
contract before the company had
been reimbursed was TO force the
corporation 10 take whatever set.
Element the city wished 10 make.
At a later hearing Commissioner
Lindsay modified the order 80 the
work would not be tied up com.
pletely. and at the same time no
injury could be done 10 the build
Ing until the furniture company had
an opportunity to secure redress for
the damage 10 its property
II is reported that other persons
who had been the subjects OF Com
missioner Lindsay's denunciatlons
from the bench also complained 10
the judges OF HIS language. Lind.
say Is an eppointee OF the judges
and IL very popular with them. His
actions have redounded TO the
credit Of the bench. The judges
take the position that the severe
language used by Lindsay has been
justified BY the abuses that ho has
exposed
Lindsay, since he has held that
position has uncovered gross
wrongs and irregularities that have
been perpetrated for years under
the cloak Of legal proceedings. He
has uncovered and put an end to
the legal loOting Of estates that
has been the custom In the past.
Lindsay has never refralned from
expressing HIS disgust with the dis.
honest and dishonorable acts he
has uncovered, and the guilty have
generally been treated 10 a rebuke
expressed IN forc'ble and unequivo.
cal language. The judges take the
position that Lindsay's remarks
were justified by the acts OF the
persons he has condemned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30
HACKERS OF
CANAL NOT
DISMAYED


To consider the decision handed
down By ho supreme court on
Saturday. n meeting of the Lake
Washington Canal association VIII
be- called within q few days The
decision Of the court. declaring
that The proposed assessment OF
property owners FOR the building Of
the canal was Illegal came af "a
surprise 20 the bnekera Of the
canal proposition
Frank r. Hunter and Judge
Thomas Burke brought the man
damua suit 10 compel the county
commissioner 20 make the asgese.
ment The supreme court decided
against the canal project on the
ground that the federal govern
ment had not displayed any inten-
ton Of aiding ia the construction ot
the canal
Harold Preston asserts that the
passage Of the appropriation for
the canal IA the harbora and rivers
bin changes this aspect Of the
case The appropriation was made
after the record was made 10 on
which the supreme court passed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30

every wire aud screw adjusted,
CurtlBa tcok bis seat for the final
dash % New Yora
Az ho ncarcd. New York he sight
"a broad cKpanne Of green Hwerd
on the northern boundary o. Man
haitian island. lie 8teered for this
Gliding lazily over railroad
bridge. with the propeller barely
turning. he mHneuyerod carefully
and then alightod lie had flown
from Albany % NoW York IN 2
hours and ~ minutes Sc sought
a telephone aud Informed the
World that he had made the flight
Returning he inspected the motor
finding everything intact and feel
Ing grhtlfled al bis success. ho de-.
oldcd 10 give the City another view
" hin machine. with New York in
n turmoil. whistles acfeechlng. bells
changing and hounetoph black with
people. be flew 20 Governors island
Halt an hour later be was Ia
the World office. and had received
his check FOR $4,000
In winning the World prize he
incidentally captured the Scientific
American cup for the longest flight
IN America for a heavier than air
machine
Paulhan's Night from London 10
Manchester. isG miles. exceeded
the Curtisa feat OF today In dis.
lance. but not In speed and dan.
ger. The Frenchman'a average
Was ff3 miles an hour. and below
him lay English mehdowlhnds
CurtiaH followed the winding
course Of tho historic Hudson, With
lutting headlanda. wooded slopes
and treaoherous palisades.
only once ala his craft show
signs Of rebellion This was off
Storm King. near West Point.
when. at a height Of nearly 1000
feet. treacherous gust struck bis
planes The machine dropped 90
feet aud tilted periioualy. but Cur.
tisA kept his head and by adrOlt
manipulation restored the equliib-
rum o. tho man made bird
The boast of heraidy the pomp ~
power.
Al that beauty. all that wealth ere
gave
What's it al compared 30 being the
hero pitcher for the home
team. anyway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30
TAFT REVIEWED THE
NEW YORK VETERANS

NEW YORK. May 3o.--Me-
mortal day for President Tsft
was . quiet one, with the eNcep-
ton Of q public appearance az
the Grand Army parade. Taft
rods in a carriage al the head
Of the veterans.
When the column reached
Riverside drive and s9th st.
where stands the soldiers and
sailors monument. the presi-
dent entered a stand and re.
viewed the naarchera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30
Odds and Ends From Everywhere

win graduate - pupils. june 10. the
largest senior class ~ the school
Vancouver. q. c.-The new British
steamer WsitemAtR has arrived
from Glasgow. straminK the ne 600
miles without a stop Al an average
knottage % itis an hour
Cleveland. Ohio. Lena B~rtsau
and Henry Meinrke we're drowned
yesterday IN the Vcrmiiiion river
while trying % change seats ~ a
canoe.
FairhHnkG-- Strawberry" Andy
pederron has HE to-aere tract al
ready planted and expects 20 make
ever $500 this summer. last ysar
he cleared Ss.ooo--Rnd .his IN enc
interior 81 Alaska. IN Latitude IS de
srees north.
Annoy. china.--The high cost ~
living has hit China. The price -
rice has risen 50 per CEN. and the
poor are unable 20 bus food In
c,sf sequence. anti government riots
took place yesterday
Cody, Wyo..-A big brown bear
stopped % look at an automobile al
/ the G. q. Rudeaon ranch az the foot
81 tho Big Horn mountains yesicr-
day. and e. q. Rudeann. the cow
Z boy chauffeur with one hand on the
wheel. laSaoed the animal
New York.-MrH Grover Clevs-
[ land and four children returned
from Europe today on the steamer
George Washington.
Kew York.--Gifford pinchot 70.
turned from Europe today. on the
steamer George Washington.
Cineianasi.--Mrs Taft. wife Of
the president. arrived from Wash.
I inBson today ard yyas taken iuansdi
ately 70 the bedside % her father.
John W. Heron, 81 years old. rho
Is seriously ~.
Nav York Mira Roosevelt aui
/ 90 guests VIII have "A private box az
TIRE reception e. her husband. on hia
[ refurn from Europe The box wlll
adtoin the platform from which
I Roosevelt and Mayor Gayuor viii
/ speak
Portland, Unusually brill
liant Halleys comet. which laymsn
believed had disappeared. was seen
I hy thousands here last night. The
I tain % tho celestial wandercr
I stretched half way across the sky
great band 81 white
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30
Two Occupants Injured
Arrest Of Superinten-
dent of Hospital Who
Failed to Report Case to
Police.

The superintendent or the
one IN charge OF hospital,
public or private, according 60
city ordinance, must notify the
police Immediately upon the ar
rival Of any persons hurt In ar
accident. or any other police
case. Failure 90 DO so subjects
the superintendent 20 arrest,
and, upon conviction, 20 a fine
Of sio0 or 30 days IN jail, or
both such fine and imprlson.
uent.
Under this ordinance Chief.
ofPolloe Wappenstein this
morning Instructed Inspector
Powers TO az once secure a war.
rant tor the arrest Of Mrs. E.
N. Day superintendent Of the
Pacific hospital, for failure 20
report the arrival Of Johnson
and Seifernan following a Joy
ride automobile acc dent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30

Heffernan, unr ~ the men lea the
auto. was able 90 b. moved o. poo
lice headquarters today, where he
told the thrilling experiences ~ the
night
kramer was very drunk." said
Weflornan "Hc offered 20 take ua
home. bat when he got ua "a the
machine De wouldn't stop anywhere
Johnson and had nothing 60 do
with the taking % tho auto
1--WE weren't bound for anywhere
Sea particular when the accident hap.
pened just touring around town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30
ARREST MILLER
AGAIN FOR SALE
OF COCAINE

In the crusade against the sale
Of cocaine 10 It's victims. Solomon
Miller. proprietor OF the Miller
DRUG company's store. GA Weller
Vt, was arrested By Patrolman
Margett last night miller just paid
a fine OF 1900. imposed By Judge
Gordon. for selling drugs without
a prescription lie ana his wife
we're arrested for thla offeuae three
weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30
BALLARD TO SEE
PESKY FLY FILM

shipped to Nottingham Tor inter.
ment. but services will ho held
Tuoaday or Wednesday a. W. g..
Mayfiold's chapel
The Catholic order OF ForoatcrH
will give dance this evening In
Recreation hail Sears orchestra
will furnish the music
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30

just two feet from death. a bis
ioy-rlding automobile. its speedo.
meter set 40 So miles an hour. was
stopped by crashing into the guard
rail Of the WestlRke trestic. near
Crockett 81.
As result Claude Johnson 10.
and William Heffernan. rs. are IN
the Pacific hospital suffering from
serious injuries. while the police
sre hooking Tor the third man Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30

would not uow have a congressman
named Richmond Pearson Hobson
The New Orleans Il was that
brought SIMPSONS order to schley
70 sink collier IN the narrowest
part OF the channel -Four days
later Hobson and his crew sunk the
Merrimae and the public has almost
forgotteu that the idea and the or.
der for the maneuver came from
Mole 81. Nicholas, where Sampson
then was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30

5ossen---Georwe Hubbard. former
mayor ~ Boston. defeated Hast fall
by John Fitzgerald. died last night.
Of tuberculosis
Ravenna, Ohio.--Mr and Mrs
Samuel Barr. both IS. were killed
yesterday when the automobile ia
which they we're returning from
decorating their daughters grave
was hii by train
New York. Three Chinese we're
Killed and o number Injured Ia
fire that destroyed a tenement house
last night Two hundred Of thagn
stood IN the halls and shrieked for
aid. bat did nothing e. escape. po-
Iieemen literally threw them out.
chiesgo.-so great has been tho
success % the art smoke crusade
that n collar, dirtied in a day year
ago, car now be worn tsso days here.
according 20 City Smoke inspector
Bird.
Cleveland. Ohio Plunginr head
foremost down q flight n stairs and
through the window ~ the front
door. william Raddatz had his hsaI
almost severed from his body
Brenerton.-~Joe coiborn. Is
year-old boy ~ Charleston. was
crowned yesterday while trying 70
recover his skiff. He was attacked
with cramps.
Puysliup.-The local high school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30

New Tork.-fsifford Pinchot re.
turned from Europe today on the
steamer George Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30

Cineianati.---Mrs. Taft, wife OF
the president. arrived from Wash.
inBson today and vas taken in1msd
ately 70 the bedside % her father,
John w. Heron, 81 years old. rho
is seriously 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30

Annoy. china.--The high cost ~
living has hit China Tho price %
rice has risen 50 per cent and the
poor are unable 20 bus food In
c,sf sequence. anti government riots
took place yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30

New York.-MrH Grover Clevs-
land and four children returned
from Europe to-day. on the steamer
George Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30

EDWIN ,. bkoN ,,leek. (
.Ia First ANc- niys
seattle. Wash, susil'
Omen evenings until , ark
until for people who WIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30

! could rot even get u - n
records q thls Dental Bosr4 -
the Legislative COMMITTEES "a :.
vnsftaatfmH the Board o. ch4'f3|
preferred hg me Isn't tat A. "a
light. closed corpors tioa fcf . ~
Institution under = free gofffnze'.
when dental beard defiss Iis =
with impunityG It's surely : 4
uH.F4sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30

6cston---George Hihbard. former
mayor ~ Boston. defeated Hast fall
by John Fitzgerald. died last night.
Of tuberculosis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30
TO-DAY IN HISTORY

May 80. tsaS
the u n lite a
states cruiser
New Orleans ar
rived off santi
ago This may
Tot look impor
tans but n II
bad not hap.
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30

New York. Mrs Roosevelt aui
90 guests VIII have private box az
tire reception r. her husband. on hia
return from Europe The box will
adioin the platform from which
Roosevelt and Mayor Gayuor viii
speak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30

Cleveland. Ohio. Lena Rgrtsau
and Henry Meincke we're drowned
yesterday In the NcrmiHion river
while trying % change seats "a a
canoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30
10 the Legislator, q Il
State > Of WashiD,,'
Rules Records and NJ
ties Of Dental Bo,,l y

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ION niinHlpu d. fHlnl.ts.., hs1ff u
ifHflu" 81 law. aad a. tas.s
D. aufhvFised aHd ,h.t. 49, -.
fnfd end limited ~ ~ anilss 4
creating such board ~ ~ =
n "'N'f ihnt the public $50 =.
'ii7 ~ 50 hgnesf ~. ~,
~" 'H"t Individual risht. lne
% n'Ait"t a. and 80 fhat a,el I
90 OF the Dniugsss,..'',.., ~
=, = go -, ni1eni 81 Law. 80 ~
~ ihr niYersify Of ".
abused our students liz ,sa.axs
Hoard does dentists In ~. hsis
rFs "rd 10 rrnmiunfions ssit !
not BE- studeat IN 80, ~ ~
ppprFsHioH would rss4s. s.t'fzl
vacant hnd drsHrY and h. - =
hHhitrd pntr ~ eolnasu.,..- sss !
tn"i Human iiatsB. = n
To- mg article Iast He.a.
tfr written and unwriffs- ! q
tln Dental Hoard. ard i.is ;
thetf records and fytf.s ~ Il
70 Dol asserted - nj. fS.t.
faE ~ hia book. entitled =
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ever D.l.latsf ia fhs 49,. -.alsl
nfftf fHat arFaalzad sorIs.s ~ ''
on ode rsrfH flr tao frsSs.s ~ -
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ta1 thr.f origin 10 safassr, slza'
tNlrk CHAR fHH state n a.
faf frw ~ fla saFsss ~-.f
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fnaf nuf state needs 4 rss,t.a.' =
% ruiCl1e treatment 49, -
strong political COMPOUND 80. -
fnr external arG lnierrsl -.
bufifltafian. and n tks 49,
this ancient t0Ciafy' ven Il
go could prove this fact -.
ana rfUDrdr are what i ~ -.
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Dental Board hec9rdse
Evening journal., 1910-10-17

land on the same territory where
landed the nobleman who named the
present State of Delaware, and the
Booth anniversary of de Ia Wares ar
rival is marked with double signifi-
canoe, for while the aviator engaged
to instruct and delight the visitors to
the Dover Carnival, Captain Jack
Dallas by name, is sailing in sight of
the Delaware Bay. there is. crossing
the ocean in the same pathway taken
by de la Ware, another manbird who
is in a tight airship and not depend
ing on either wind or wave to a
marked degree-the daring Wellman
and his crew.
Not depending on the will OF the
winds, Captain Dallas brought in his
railway car last night tanks OF
sulphuric acid and drums Of other
chemicals with which he makes his
big airship lighter than air. He Il
also master OF the aeroplane. but be
cause Of the uncertainty OF the flights
OF the heavier-than-air machines, the
committee has asked him TO only
demonstrate his biplane. but make his
ascensions and flights over Dover ia
the big alrship.
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
STATE NEWS NOTES

Workmen have begun the erection
Of new Methodist Church in Selby-
willie.
The Seaford potato chip factory,
which recently was destroyed by fire,
has been rebuilt and is running full
time.
The annual state convention of the
Christian Endeavor Societies of Del
aware will be held I'm Seaford next
Thursday and Friday.
l.. Ray Otwell. formerly assistant
cashier of the Millsboro Trust Com
pany, has left to take a similar posi-
tion I'm Wilmington.
DR.. James p. Lofand, l.. w. Evans
and W. H. Marcy, OF Milford, in three
hours shot 30 black ducks, Is rail-
birds. Is ployer, p reedbirds and 20
snipe.
Tho twentieth annual Sussex county
Sunday school convention opened in
the Millsboro Methodist Church To-
day and will continue tomorrow.
A gavel and stone obtained by the
Rev r. p Perry while in Jerusalem
this summer has been presented by
him TO Franklin Lodge, f. and A. NJ,
of Georgetown.
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
DOVER IN GALA DRESS
AS CARNIVAL DRAWS NEAR

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Oct. 17-Dover is
decorated and delighted.
Dover, at the beginning OF her
greatest Carnival, is the JOY center of
this populous peninsula and as such
was further gratifed to receive the
news from Philadelphia that was the
best news so far of the Carnival.
This news is that the Pennsylvania
Railroad will run special night trains
out Of Dover so that Delawareans who
can spare only a whole night on the
Dover pike or roaming around the
State capital town may come here
without losing much time from their
daily avocations elsewhere.
It is believed that this will increase
the attendance here this week from
5000 TO 10000.
The railroad company only promises
this extraordinary service for Thurs
lay evening" but the committee hopes
20 get the company a little more en-
.husiastic over helping the State CAPT
,al with it's celebration, and the com
nittee feels that when they see what
1 real thing" Dover has this week
n the way OF celebration. that the
official equipment boss will further
unbend and come TO Dover's aid.
n any town in the United States
ever showed the handiwork of profess
sional decorators, Dover does now
The professional decorators had
week off and the committee wrote for
them and got them. Now everybody
seems to be after the decoration prizes
offered by the committee Everybody
of any prominence or with an ounce
of public spirit or love of the flag has
had something done in the way of
decorating, even the secondhand
stores and the homes of widows be-
ing trimmed with the finest handiwork
Of the decorators art.
Wilmington looked like bride
adorned for her husband during her
recent functional occasion, but Dover
looks like the whole wedding party,
With the ribbon wagon thrown I'm.
Lord de la Ware sailed up the river
shich afterward bore his name and
entered the territory which has since
borne his name, I'm 1910.
He sailed in tight brig, depending
on the viii of the winds for his motive
power.
Tomorrow a man will sail over the
same shores in a tight airship and
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
MISSION FOR
EPISCOPALIANS
Weeks Service Opens In
Church at New Castle
With Large Attendance
METHODISTS PLAN
ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Oct. 17.-Large con-
gregations attended services in the
Emmanuel Episcopal Church yester-
day when sermons of deep interest
were preached by the Rev. Henry
Bedinger, of Salem, Mass. Last even
ing the sermon was on the First
Commandment and each evening this
week the commandments will be con
sidered. Twenty years ago he preach
ed in Emmanuel Church and those
who heard him then intend to be
present at all the services OF the mis-
sion.
The Rev. f. X. Moore. pastor of
the Methodist Church was warmly
greeted by his congregation yesterday
During the week he had a severe at
tack of tonsilitis. He is now engaged
in perfecting arrangements for the
ninetieth anniversary celebration OF
the church.
Two colored men got into a scrap
on Saturday night and both were
badly used up during the perform
ance.
Property owners, city officials and
representatives OF the Delaware Rail-
road Company held a conference on
Saturday afternoon regarding the
grades for the trunks that are to be
laid for the new line across some Of
the streets.
When Frank Shilling, who has
charge of the lookup, went to clean up
the other morning he stepped into the
Mayor's office to get a drink Of water
He stumbled across something and
upon looking around found a mans
feet sticking out. Officer Harrington
told Frank a colored man had died
during the night. Frank moved faster
up street than at any time for years.
During the night a caretaker on boat
became cold and went TO the office
where he wrapped a heavy blanket
about him and fell asleep.
A delegation of local "drys" will go
to Rose Hill school house tonight
where a mass meeting will be held in
the interests of the anti-license move
ment
Societies of the various churches
are now planning much work for the
coming winter.
At Battery Park on Saturday the
All-Stars defeated the High School
/ baseball club by the score of S to 3
! The proceeds went for charity. II
was a pleasing sight to see the ball
players of the city once more united
Local fans see no sound reason why
New Castle cannot have first class
club composed of local men.
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
ZION CHURCH
100 YEARS OLD

RISING SUN, Nd. Oct. 17-Centen-
NAL exercises of Zion Methodist Epis-
copal Church we're observed yester-
day.
In the morning the Rev. W. r. Now
bray, Lewes, Del, delivered the SER
mon. Platform meetings were con-
Quoted in The afternoon by the Revs.
l.. W. Layfield, of FELTON, and A. P.
Prettyman. of Golena, Md. In the
evening J. II. Mitchell. Of Newport
had charge Of the services. The Rev.
w. H. Briggs is pastor Of the church.
Prior to 1850 all records of the
church were lost, if there were any
At that time the church was in the
Nottingham circuit of the Philadel-
phia Conference, which was divided
at conference held in October OF
that year at Elk Ridge, a place un-
known to the residents Of Cecil county
to-day.