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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-11
For the Eye of
The Young Mother.

II is a pathetic truth that more chill
dren are spoiled by too much love ;han
by too little. or. rather, by love shown in
the wrong way.
So anxious is n young mother to 500
her little one happy, smiling and amused
that in quite early days she often eX-
cites it with playing with it. talking and
tossing. when sine had far better let It
rest and sleep. The happiest and
healthiest babies are those accustomed
from the very first to lie on a thick,
warm rug on the floor. cooling and crow
ing to themselves, and not expecting 10
he picked up, nursed, rocked, tossed and
excited.
And later on the happiest children arc
those taught 10 wait en- and help moth
err not those perpetually expecting
mother to put aside her work to amuse
them. 1t is neither wise nor kind to so
wait on a ehilds pleasure. and to spend
your time amusing a little child, picking
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-11

Carrots should be scraped and washed.
cut 10 slices half an inch thick and cook
lI s1ite1 wafer Tor thirty inmates. Serve
l1 cream sauce String beans should
be boiled slowly for two hours
II is diihcut to get coal that does not
c!uker. These rliukers may lac easily re-
moved by putting an oyster shell occa
NiouaiIy n the stove when tie fire IL
burning brightly. The fumes arising
from tue oyster shell clean off the bricks.
Good housekeepcrs have long ago
learned that no stove or gas range can
he Kept clean unless it Is washed with
soap and water and scraped before Il Is
pollShcd. When grease is spilled pu the
stove and is rubbed off quickly with q
hard cotton cloth, il soon disappears. and
if the stove is hot it is not necessary TO
wash il off. 4 few drops Of Kerosene
put on the cloth will often remove an OBJ
stinate grease spot.
Ilousekeepers do not use charcoal
enough about their kitchens A few
pieces Of charcoal laid in the refrigerator
absorb impurities in the air. bag Of
powdered charcoal tied around the mouth
Of the faucet removes Impurities in the
water aS it passes through il. Charcoal
used IN this way soon becomes foul. and
should be frequently replaced by n fresh
supply II is best 10 burn up charcoal
that has been used as germ trap
Too much care cannot he taken by the
housewife in seeing that all the pro-
visions that come from exposed positions
in the market are thoroughly washed
This is n particular il which women fas-
tidious in other matt are often lax
All frut and vegetables Nich ARE not to
hc dcnudcd Of their skins Nould have "a
thorough bath No one Who has seen
bananas. for example. unloaded on the
pier ever eats one without first washing
it, Berries, currants. grapes etc. not
only gather the dust to which they are in
greater or less degree exposed. and bear
the contamination of pickers hands, but
are liable to have been treated with in
sccticides which are Of a poisonous ma
turc to man as we'll ms bugs.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-11
A Strange Inha hitant.

Recently Mrs Nathaniel Curriston,
who lives near Lapeer, Mich. was taken
seriously iii with stomach trouble. She
had had such trouble for years, but this
attack was moro Icute than usual. She
insisted that she could feel a reptile NOV
ing about in her stomach. The doctor
finally applied stomach pump and
brought to light a 1000-legged worm, D
inches long. Mrs. Curriston is recover
ing. She believes she swallowed the
worm when a little girl.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-11

is quite possible for young woman to
love twice. more especially when the
first love has been destroyed By jiiting.
And if the man she marries shows him
self to be a true husband in every sense
of the word. with a desire to make her
life happy. the mere comparison Of him
with the one who Tilted her would make
nearly any woman thankful that she had
after all discovered the man to make her
life happy and cause her 10 resolve to
make herself worthy Of her husbands
lnXe.-NeM Orleans PicaYune
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-11

either sets aside or deputies to others.
and every hour of every day IN the year
is listed to correspond with some duty
thar awaits it.
Miss Goulds New York home il the
old family mansion IN Fifth avenue. but
her country home at Irviagton-on-the-
Hudson j. wnerc she resides the greater
part OF the year. Eier nurses and dogs
ire there her garden and eoHservatOries.
In Ell Of which She takes greatest pleas
u9e and pride Her family OF little
orphaned children are near, aud with
acm she pa<.e~ mauy holidays, contrib
ming 70 their enjoyment. They are her
wards, eJcu oar Of whom /, is safe 10
81 viii be- weH established ia life IN
future yoars.-AIr,. Van Rensselaer,
Dpy in the Pilgrim.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-11

The old black and white spotted Dali
NATHAN dogs, better known as coach
dogs" that were so numerous and pOpu-
lar throughout the United States from
1869 to 1882, inclusive, appear TO have
become extinct in this country. having,
like the Newfoundland, which has
shared the same fate, gone out of style
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-11

Land crabs are a pest in Jamaico
They are black or brown and look like n
woolly spider about the size of an ordi-
nary crab. They penetrate everywhere.
frequently waking sleeping persons Inv
moving about the rooms of dwellings
Once year they migrate TO the sea shore
for breeding. At these times they cover
the land like plague. They are not ven
0mous
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-11
New System of Painting.

NJ Raffaelli, an impressionist artist of
Paris. says he has discovered system OF
painting with solid sticks Of oil color, CIV,
ing all the eff cts of pastel drawings ana
also solidarity of texture. He claims
that ii will revOlutionize the entire system
Of painting and greatly symplifN the art.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-11
Valuable Lihrarv Acauired.

Cornell University has just acquired
the well-known library of Prof. Essen
lohr of Heidelberg University. It con.
sists Of over 1000 volumes on Egypt
finest collections on the subject in ez-
iSteuce
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-11
Murders in Euronean Russia.

Official statistics show that during the
year 1901 no less than S6S1 murders
were committed in European Russia.
This gives an average of more tnaH
twenty murders a day-a figure thas
throws much light on the standard OF
civilization in Russia.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-11
Concerning Ants.

\ Partisan scientist estimates that the
293 to 1904 These figures are the TO-
number Of ants in nest varies from r.
suit of careful investigation. and, lie
declares actual counting of several ordi-
nary nests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
COUNTY MAY ISSUE BONDS.
Petition to Be Presented to Judge
Wicktarn Asking This.

Under an act approved March Z. 1900.
which is entitled IAN act TO provide for
the -cpair, maintenance, construction and
permanent Improvement of tho public
roads of Hcnrico county, Judge I. Ashby
Wickham will shortly be presented with
a petition from the qualified voters OF
the county asking that an election be
held in the county 10 ascertain the sense
OF the voters as to the advisa bilitE of
issuing bonds to the amount of 500, COG
for improving the roads 10 secure this
special election, a petition signed by not
less than fifty OF the voters OF the county
Will have to be presented 10 the Judge.
Then it is with him to order an cleo
ton.
In the event that the election Is held
and the bonds issued, the Board of Su-
rcryisors will not have the spending OF
the money, but this will be left to
commission, consisting of one man from
each district, to be appointed by the
Judge.
The ovcrseers OF roads in Hcnrico are
very grateful for the increase in salary
from $40 to $50 per month, given them
by the Board OF Supervisors at meet
ing held on Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
SPORTSMEN'S BANQUET.
Association VIII Be Organized at the
Spread at MurphY's Tonight.

The Richmond City Sportsmen's Asso-
citation will be organized at Murphy's Elo-
Tel tonight, Wien those interested III
The movement will give a banquet, which
will be attended by many OF the most
enthusiastic sportsmen in the city and
surrounding counry. The object Of the
organization will be to create cordial re-
ations between county and city sports
men.
The ways and means of accomplishing
this ultimatum will be freely discussed
and a committee of ten appointed to
form the association on practical basis
Tho following representative sports
men of Richmond favor such an asso-
citation. and have obligated themselves
to support it: r. II. Johnson. William
Massie, L. D. EIotchlliss. c. d. Doyle,
Franklin Stearns, John Blair. Jackson
Guy, s. J. boswell, James Lewis Ander-
son, w. L. Boyd, John W.. Harrison.
Walter Buckner, Charles Q. SaNille
Charles L. Cross, P. 2. Winston, W. a,
Hammond, John P. Mcguire. j. w.
Young, William P. Wood, Bailey saun-
ders, Ashton Starke, w. G.. Harvey,
John B. Organ, S. w. Travers, Blair
Boiling, Charles S. Crenshaw, Judge
Henry Ingram, Horace S. HAYES,
Charles a. Rose, Thomas n. William
son, Henry NJ. Cannon, II. l.. King, Harry
Pollard, Jr.. w c. Saunders, I. N.
Vaughan, John 3. Pinder, j. II. Cox,
Horace Buchanan, Beirne Blair, G.. Har-
vey Clarke, Carlton jackson, J. Madison
Macon, H. Ellis, Jr., ]. S. Calvert, r. II.
HARDWOOD. r. A. S. Brine, E. 8. Wilson.
Henry T. Vaughan, Harrison Blair,
James Il. Sheppard Judge Z. c. Minor,
Benjamin r. Barrett, H. A. ellis. DR..
Armistead Wexford, William Todd, "A.
NJ. Lyon. John Adam, Bev. It. Crump,
G. w. Tiller, John Tyler, Jr, j. T. An
derson, c. D. Wingheld. S. H. Ellcrson.
Daniel Grinnan. J. B. Elan, w. Ben
Palmer. NJ. D. Hart, Barton Grundy, w.
D. Cardwcll. Wray Knight and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
MINING POPRERTY SOLD.
MIR. Burrows Purchases for $4,000
Midlothian Mines.

Mr.. Lorenzo Burrows, of Albion. N. Z,
yesterday purchaser the Midlothian coal
mining property, paying for it $4,000.
The SAFE WIS ma aba
in front ofte custom house. The pur-
chaser was required to pay one-fourth
cash and the remainder in FIVE annua
instalmentS.
The property is located on the Southern
Railway at Coalfisld Station. thirteen
miles from Richmond, and though the
mines have not been worked in some
time, they are considered valuable ana
productive, containing good deposits OF
bituminous coal. Besides tho mines there
is other valua BILE property in timber lands,
houses and machinery.
Mr. Burrows, formerly receiver of the
,,npany, was present at the sale, aud,
discussing the purchase, said it was made
With view to disposins Of the property
q parties who would operate the mines.
He said he was now entertaining such a
,:oposition and would reach some decision
IN the next few weeks.
The sale was made by ]. B. Elam s.
co. and Augustine Royal & Co.. real es-
ate agents.
The special court comm issioners were
Beverly T. Crunp and William a. Mon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
PORT RECEIPTS
ON INCREASE
Every Prospect That Richmond
Will Become Distributing
Point for Imported Goods.

The remarkable increase in the receipts
Of the Richmond postoftlce, as shown by
the report Of the Collector OF Customs
for March, points to Richmonds necom-
ing a, great distributing pint for imported
goods.
Importations here last month broke all
records, exceeding in revenue the receipts
for any year previously. Until this year
the office has averaged yearl alb u,
$1,000. Since January i, 1902, the Business
has been on tho increase, caused by the
fact that many corporations and Ilr1nS
having large Southern trade are having
their imported goods shipped to Rich
lnond instead Of Northern ports, as here
tofore. This business is. going. to con-
tinue says Collector Stewart, because 1t
is realized n,y these dealers that ware
house storage. drayagc and items or eS-
pense in handling these importations arc
less in Richmond than in the Northern
ports. a large amount of the receipts
last month was duty paid on Cuban to-
bacco.
Harvey Beard, tho Buckingham youth
held hero at tho city jail since Saturday
by the Dost-offices authorities; 1'ndcr a
warrant charging him With embezzlins
letters from the mail. was released yes
terday morning on $500 bond, given by his
uncle. Mr.. Beard, Of Buckingham, Beard
left at once for his homo: His case will
probably come before tho grand jury at
the April term of the United States Court
Mr.. William Mckim Marriott, cashier
of tho Richmond postof1ice. submits
the following comparative report Of the
office for the month of March, Receipts
for March, 1902, see,S12.s2; Receipts for
March. 1901 s.s. 7os1o; Increase over last
year, S3,S11.29.
Colonel Wayne Ferguson, deputy reve-
nue. collector in the Western District was
at the Custom House yesterday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
Plans For the Academy.

Mr.. Thomas G. Leath, manager OF the
Academy OF Music, left yesterday for
New York. where he will remain until
Sunday. He goes there for consuiia-
ton with lllaw and Erlanser, who book
the house, as to just what can be uone
With the Academy in connection With
the Danrillc house and one or two other
theatres which are now in Mr. Leath S
control.
Meanwhile Mr.. r. L. Giffen and the
greater part Of tho Giffen Stock Company.
which will open at the Academy of Music
on April 18th in 1.-The Girl Left Behind
Me-" is expected here to-day. Miss Luz
ellie LaVerne. one of the company, has
been hero for several days. Rehearsals
will begin Immediately after the stock
arrives. and the season will open with
one Of tho greatest scenic productions
of the year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
RICHMOND ELKS.
installation of Officers for the Year at
the Home Last Night.

Richmond Lodge OF Eills met last night
and installed the new officers for the
year as follows Exalted Ruler J.. Q.
WendcnburS: Esteemed Leading Knight.
Thomas Boudar; Esteemed Loyal Knight,
Preston Belvin; Esteemed Lccturias
knight, NJ. ". Lawrence; Secretary, L. K.
A. Burke; Treasurer, John Stampcr;
Tiler, ]. L. Crone; Trustee, Gus. u. Della
rue.
The retiring Exalted Ruler, Capt. +. w.
Cunningham. made q pretty address, III
which he thanked the members of the
lodge for their assistance during the year
Il, making Of Richmond Lodge one OF the
most popular secret organizations III the
city, and in increasing its membership
to most gratifying results.
Capt. Cunningham will represent Rich
mond Lodge at the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge in Salt Lake City in August.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
WILL MARRY IN
DARK CONTINENT
Miss Alice Spragg, Goes as Mis-
sionary to South Africa, Where
She Will Wed.

Sisa Alice NJ. SpraGE VIII leave Ne"
York on April sd, ACCOMPANIED by Rev.
md Mrs. w. NJ. Perry, and will so 10
africa, where she will be married to the
Rev j.. Al. Dupal, a missionary, working
under the Foreign Board of tho Southern
baptist Convention.
Since she will engage i'll missionary
work with her husband, Miss Sprasg ap-
piled To tie Foreign Mission Board, 10
Gated here, for appointment, ana mas
just been accepted. She is an unusually
attractive and accomplished young lady
and is a resident Of St Johns, New
Brunswick. At the present time she is
n student in a training school in New
York City. She was engaged TO MI.
Duyal before he went out.
The dedication G. the new Grore-A1e-
nue. Baptist Church, OF this city, VIII
take place next Sunday. At IL A NJ, Or.
Eawtl,ronc will preach on Public Wor-
ship and DR.. Whltsitt will make the
dedication prayer. AT o'clock III the
afternoon. the Rev. NJ. Jones will preach.
and the Rows. w. Z. Hatcher, u. r.
and Nollu Harmon, .. n, will make ad-
dresses At night at o'clock, there VIII
l., general service. at when brlct al
dresses will be made by the ReTs. {. .
Gardner. D. D.. w. r. l.. smith, -. -
$. c. Mithell, j Calvin Stewart, IL w.
Battle, D. D., and Il. ii. Pitt, j. D-'
aud by Mr. William Ellyson.
A class of Chinese is being conducted
in IN. Calvary Baptist Church OIL tilis
city. OF which the Rev. II. a. BaseE Is
the pastor The class consists OF t"tiN.
and meets each Sunday afternoon a. A.. d
o'clock and studies till ) O'Clock. Inc
members appear TO be sIAious ~
more of tho gospel.
The House of Bishops Of the protestant
lrpiscopal Church will hold a speclai
meeting on April 18th in Cincinnati. blsil-
on r, A. Gibson, of this city, Will aLIeilo.
The meeting will be hello III SHiis'
church. OF which Bishop Gibson was the
rector for about ten years. ana uo'ii
which, place he came TO this diocese
priyate memorial Of the late William
pauaridse Thomas. for many years pro-
lessor of philosophy in Richmond Col
,cpe. has Just been issued. The memorial
contains a sketch of DIR. Thomas and an
article by DR.. G. Is. Fleet on his work as
a preacher. There are also the resolu-
lions adopted by the WaITenton Baptist
Church and the First BAPTIST Church OF
,.,,oeryille, S. c. The address delivered
nv DIR. w. Il. Hatcher at the funeral OF
TT 7 ho,aas, which occurred on May "a
Of last year, is also contained in the lit
lie volume.
ON the last page OF the memorial is
printed a copy of DIR. Thomas last letter.
written in February. 1901, 10 his sister
upon the death Of her husband. Or. W. II.
wyer.
mr.. Robert J. willingham has just re-
,urned to the city from the Georgia
BAPTIST Convention. lie reports hne
,,,aetinr After the convention he Sis-
lted Macon, where lle preached last Sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
AN EASTERTIDE BRIDE.
Miss Blanche v. Butler the Bride of MIR
Eddie Loving.

Mr.. Eddie T. Loving and Miss Blanche
V. Butler, Of this city, wero married in
Washington Monday, March the 31st, at
3 P. NJ, at the residence of Miss Bessie
Moss, of No. 31S Indiana Avenue North
west. Rev. j. f. Hessie officiated.
Tho bride IS the daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. .. G. Butler, of the West End, ana
is a popular and charming young lady,
while the groom resides on. Church Hill,
and is u valuable employe Of the Southern
shops.
The bridal party was given a very de-
ligbtful dinner by Mr.. and Mrs Stuart
Simpson, of No. Gil South Alfred Street,
Alexandria, which was largely attended.
Htr. and Mrs. Loving will be at home
to their friends at No. 11O1 North Twenty
first Street after April 10th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
Resolutions of Thanks.

Mr. Pollard, of tho Constitutional Con-
vention. was yesterday waited on by a
committee Of prominent members of the
A1cGill Catholic Union, who presented
him with handsomely engraved set
of resolutions, thanking him for his sue
cessful effort in so amending the re-
port Of the Committee of Taxation as to
prevent discrimination between the re-
ligious denominations in the matter of
eNempting: property from taxation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
MALARIA ,,.,, A.;
Means bad air and whether it EnenaY Ia Health

and *
of country the filthy and the cities
and its effect the human system is the
These atmospheric beaed into the lungs and taken
and Of facilitating illness is laid
chi and chronic dyspepsia torpid and enlarged liver kidney
auudce biousnes frequently to that invisible
and matter collect the
the liver kidneys fail and poured the blood
polluted literally break through
the and o ulcers erpons of
depicting life itself
The weaken the and destroy
blood thin and watey
and carried system before the patient to
getri of Malaria
S. this and quickly produces entire
change the organ and
NJ not only purifying but tonic properties
- - general health the appetite
Potash,
strictly entirely vegetable
will gladly help
hce. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlant..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

AFR. Charles Frischkorn. Who is one of
the most talented aIncteurs in Richmond.
will be seen as Dazzle in London .Assur-
ance at the Academy of Music Monday.
April 18th. for the benefit of tho Richmond
pcltce fund.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
+ Council

The Committee on James River I'm
,rovement did not meet last night be-
>ause there was not a quorum present.
The Grounds and Buildings Committee
WIN meet at z 80 o'clock this evening for.
the transaction Of routine business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

day The First Church of Macon will
Give this year about $500 for foreign mis-
sions. There are only two other churches
in the convention which give SO mucl, as
thistle Utall-Place Church, in Balti-
more. and the Broadway Church. In
Louisville
Fast Hanover Prcsbytcry held a called
meeting i'll this city yesterday morning
and dismissed the Rev. c. NJ. Chumbley
tt the Presbytcry of Traasylvania. Reso-
lutions commencing his work here were
adopted and a committee was appointed
to aid the Samuel Davies Church. in
Hanover, which he leaves, in securing
pastor. This committee consists OF
L.. L p Kerr, Rev. c. N. Van Houten
and Mr.. james G. Tinsley.
In leaving East Hanover Mr.. Chumb-
ley goes over to the Northern Presby-
tcrian Church. The church of which he
becomes the pastor is located in Lam
caster county, Ky.
The revival services at Hasller- Memoir
al Methodist Church are being continued
with much success. There is preaching
each night by the Rev. r. B. Beadlcs
and others.
a committee consisting OF Drs. Smith,
Cooper, A. Bagby and Derieux has been
appointed by the Baptist Ministers Con-
ference to make arrangements to hold a
memorial service soon in honor OF the
late DR.. II. a. Upper.
The Rev Herbert E1. Hope, Of tic
Christian Advocate. Of this city. is still
confined to his home in Petersburg by
thickness. He is gradually improving,
however, and hopes 10 be out before very
long.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

There will he a rally Of the citizens OF
Lee Ward next Saturday night at eight
o'clock in the assembly-room Of the Ma
sonic Temple. The meeting will DO held
under the auspices of tho Lee Democratic
Club, and ali candidates for the Board
of Aldermen and Common Council. as
we'll Is the general offices, will be pres
ent and address the meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

+
tonight at $50 O'Clock at Bah
ems Hall, corner Second and Duval
Streets, and as this is the final meeting
a large attendance is expected. All of the
municipal and ward candidates have been
extended invitations.
Mr.. Claude l.. Batkins was among those
who paid I'D and entered the race for
the City Committee from Lee Ward. Mr..
Batlzins is a. popular young man and has
strong backing for the place.
Mr.. Thomas Wesley. a well-known mer-
chant of Jefferson Ward, who Is q prom,
inent candidate for the Common Council
from that ward. has received much en-
coura cement from his friends, who anti
cipate his election by a good majority.
Tho southsfde Democratic Club will
meet at Moorc's Hall tonight. This VIII
he the last meeting, and a, large attend
ance is assured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

The Union Democratic Club Of Fulton
will meet at Donahoc's Hall Tonight and
on Friday night the Old Dominion Club
will meet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

pr. Robert j. willingham has Just re-
turned to the city from the Georgia
BAPTIST Convention. be reports a hne
meeting. After the convention he Wis
1ted Macon, where lle preached last Sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

The Tammany Club will meet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

a nomination at the primary is equiva-
lent to an election, SO that those who
seem o be tho choice of tho people on
tho 10th arc practically elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

ON the last page of the memorial is
printed copy of DIR. Thomas last letter.
written in February. 1901, 10 his sister
upon the death Of her husband. Dr. ". II.
WNer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

Colonel Wayne Ferguson, deputy reve-
nue. collector in the Western District, was
at the Custom House yesterday morning.