The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

,,a irrv in San Antonio. Tex. served an
iaIl' ."
r,dv Henry Somerset is credited with the in
.eniion OF making her home III America beii"~-
nently.
Tho Penobscot Indian tribe now numbers ony
s~ members and this l. gam ~ "'''0
the year. o.,
vl,oro ara I'm, few hundred dollars unpala
-, 10 c,.trge i'm Los Angeles winch the Wo men
oY SsjiJornja have given ID Jessie Benton re-
mont.
The body Of a man who had killed himself ia, &C.
cidant.llv while hunting. near ioihl3Nr' 49, -
"a fr,g daysap was faithfully guarded ~ " ~. rs
until 10 was discovered, many hours ai'oi '"0
fatal occurrence.
Probably the Youngest woman evangelist IN
Tho country is Fannie Edwards. nIteeh 1cHi
oid louisville girl. who has been preachih,s 'Ho
Go.Del % Tennessee mOuuiaineera. NV
very attractive Ia appearance AAh 4"''o
Quent, IT. SAID.
Mrs. r. 4. htwater Of Omaha. Neb who mas
been Surviving ior some time IN lonuyn ro ei,.
Paris with view Of singing opera III a''t ~
and England. ls now IN iefis huu sAp0o
make her debut IA concert TINS hiOhlA'
Tbore is n very amusing quarrel going on N
every dav about their complaints. each one hot.
getting her suferugs IN trying % piof0 '''@'
She suffered twice as much as the olHoi'
New Yorker who was seriously ~ WIN e1f
grin received a notice from the tax department
$3.50, ain, ,qffr iaiav possessed OF n3ND
worth of personal pr0pcrit AS nls ce .it M i
i0uglngs were not worth more t.aI e.,,, .,,o "a
came So worried that ne "as 1nlo" VA The
violent persuirauon which drove anA' lily
fever and cured nina.
General Low Wallace is suffering from I'm
embarrassment OF riches IN the way o5 Jill
from he publishers for MS he" nOfet i""Ni'i
Tat .ays tlat one puhlshn2-house mas aeteel
n, give him AN advance payment or c-.|W lot
hls new Dry ami royalty Of wl her CEN. "a e, ~
f0ftaun seems TO DE snLuls Oh 'A7 Ahoo''0' ~
thor just az present.
Assistant Secretary Bussey has decided that
fho war began March a. 1851, AMI that the
widows. orphans ant dependent relatives on
persons who served IN me army 10. ninety uH,'
,uhseQlient tO that dlfe are emitted % pen
eiOns This decision. presumably IN the hssl--
tanf ~etrpfarys mind. r verses me opinion ~
The United states 81 pr8me Court. which held
th1t Che war began April 1, 1861. When tIes tieh1
Lincoln gave notice OF MS intention 10 prool"''N
blockade
General Booths daughter La Narechsle'"
who d. i'm command of the salvation Army lh
France and switzerland aEd Is now proseyllhs
i'm this country. is tall slender and very grace
mi eirl with fresh tugl sh face. 20 when me
blue bonnet of her order lends an adultouSl
/ aftractfvfuoss -no Possesses an ind0mltable
spirit as WAS shown ly the influence she eN-
erted over the rough canaiiie / Iarls VINO az.
tended her meetings. Altogether she IL most
/ picture cue character Tor tht hihcttSAtA ND--
tury-a Joan or Arc IN time OF peace.
Tho report from the Bureau of Statistics
shows that The total exports or breadstuIs l1l
/ l~lI amounted in value 20 s22A3l9:tV- ms 10
So f-3.sDl in excess OI the eNpOrlNol pieeu7tul9
| for 1880 The exports from Ihllaoelphla IoI
ISL loot mp 10 Sl1.g465l IN value akalllaI
/ sl1OG.55l for $500. The exports OF provisions
! for 1891 from the whole country amounted III
valve tO sl2lgil.g24. against Sl3l3'oO4l lot l4s9
/ showing a falling OIL OF elO455ll9. from VII
/ nor. the EXPORT of provisions for 1891 amounted
/ in value 90 sh1lO2li. against saOOOJ2 lol 4oJO'
! showing decrease OF eg2r'0l.
Dress reform for women is making It's way in
/ srite of the ridicule sometimes directed against
H. Not long ago Miss Helen VI. Cole assumed
charge of tine Physical Culture Department,
/ of the state Normal School at Baltimore ana
/ established q rule that no girl should take part
n The exercises unless she discarded her corsets
/ and garters Health-waists aud elastic stock
/ INK supporters were put on by the demurrlng
/ pupils. but tho rule o)n became popular ana
/ now the girls of tho school. three hundred in
! number. have of their own sweet VIII given up
the prOscrl ed articles. never wearing thelu a.
amy part or the home, school or outdoor uIes~
dispatch from Middleton. n. Y. SAYS: The
work of raising d fund for a suitable memorial
10 liambletOnlan. the great sire OF the most IA
/ nous Of American trOttlng strains, has received
/ q fresh impulse from a generous oier made Dy
/ Ex-Governor Leland stanford, or talIoInl4'
/ When the old horse died IN 1876. ais owner, vii
/ liam W. kysdyk buried him on hi5 farm on tho
summit OF signify Knoll near in s rl9 s III
/ of RAISING trains movement was started
/ Il year or two ago for erecting on the
/ spot % suitable memorial ln the form or
/ heroic figure of the old sire IN bronze. IA re-
/ srOuse TO an appeal contributions % funi Tor
tho purpose were received from Nj Nilnam
Rockefeller llr. Charles Backman, Mr. G.. W.
! Archer. Mr. H. 7. lreacy OF heniueky' ana
/ from other Wcll-knOwn h0rsamen. The tund
/ has reached $3.50. and $1,000 Is tho estimated
/ amount required Mr.. Stanford has recently
/ n3tiHed the gontlemen having the matter IN
charge that when $500 ls secured from other
/ sources ha will add the $500 necessary 90 CONF
/ p.ete the fund.
Christian Fehiger of Wilmington Del was one
Of rho most prominent men In his state. lie was
som of Christian Carson ieniger, Of PonnsYl-
] yania. and n grand-nephew Of Colonel Christian
| FcDiger. of tho Revolutionary war. colonel
! Febilcr was lOrn in fhliadelphla ln ISL. 40
/ was the eldest brother of Colonel George enl-
/ ger and Admiral aonn fellkeI. IN ISL nc mar
I r,eI Miss Sarah J. latnall. daughter OF Edward
/ Iafuon of the BranivWlue milling hrm OF Tat
/ nall Il Lea They had daugh ter and son inc
former died iu childhood, and tine sou Is Chris
/ tiau Carson febigcr " the publishing frn or
/ Henry q. Lea 0 Co.. Philadelphia. Colonel tebi-
/ yer began business life as dlstiiier1n tincin-
/ uaff and when hi, plant was washed away in Tie
/ flood of 1872 or 1888 me went 20 Wilmington. lie
/ MAS for several years bank teller, and after
/ wards was connected with the firm OF IA tuali
Tea. He retired at the close ~ tho war. lie
Was one Of the organizers OF the Fifth Delaware
he he resented the Ninth ward IN the city c0un-
/ ell and iOari OF education. and Wilmington
/ hundred iu the levy court At the time OF his
/ death he had been n water commissioner TOR
/ efrIt years was director OF the Philadelphia,
/ Wilmington and baltimore railroad president
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company. lie
I was 81 ltpruIIlcau III TOIlfirs.