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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
SMALLPOX IN SOUTHWEST.
Twenty>nine Cases reporred BY Medical
Board OF Washington County.
rSp.cial Dispatch to The Times

(SpsciaI Dispatch to The Tiues.)
ABINGDON, VA, Jan. 2.-The Medical
Board of the county Of Washington was
called together to-day on account Of
smallpox. Facts brought out at same
show twenty-nine cases at Tabor. eight
miles north of Bristol. Two-thirds are
of distinct type and remainder of the con-
fluent, among which Is DR.. Joseph Flee
nor. one of the physicians who has been
In charge.
The Board Of Supervisors have been
called to meet the sth to take quaran-
tine precautionary action and look after
the afflicted.
Preliminary measures have already
been taken The disease was brought
from the West Virginia coal fields
The Stuart Land ard Cattle Company
a few days ago sold eleven hundred acres
OF grazing land In Russell. adjoining this
county. to Judge David Johnston. for
forty-four thousand dollars. Judge John
ston is president OF the Bank Of Prince
ton, Princeton. w. Va, and is an ex-
circuit Judge and an ex-me1nber OF Con-
gress, Third District Of West Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
A LADY'S BAD FALL.
Warm Springs Cut OIL By the High Water,
Marriages.
Especial Dispatch to Tho Times.)

Especial Dispatch to Tho Times.)
WARM SPRINGS, VA, Jan. a.-Mrs.
Payne wife OF Editor r. T. Payne, while
walking down log walk yesterday. sIipp-
co on the ice, striking her head upon the
log She lay unconscious until late last
night. She Is resting easier, but Is still
Il bad condition. The wound IS very
painful.
m. .rations are out for the marriage Of
Mr.. Thomas W. Jordan, q prosperous
merchant Of Hot Springs, to Miss Bell
Warren, daughter Of Mrs. NJ. c. Warren,
at MIDWAY. the home OF the bride, near
Hot Springs. January It'll
During tho past year forty-one marriage
licenses were issued from the clerks Of
fee, great increase over the past year
For the past two days, Warm Springs
has been shut out from mail facilities, ow-
ing to the swollen condition OF Jackson
and Cowpasture Rivers. which nearly
surrounded it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
d1tions. Secretary Long requested ME-
Matchett to put his request IN writing, in
which event the matter would receive
due consideration.
FALL RIVER MILLS.
Some Increased Their surplus, Others Their
Indebtedness.

fRy Asso:ia.ea Presa)
FALL RIVER, MASS, jan Figures
have been ITepaved. based upon the re-
ports to the Secretary OF state. showing
the profits and losses OF Fall River cor
Porations during the year just closed.
Eight corporations have not yet reported.
Nine Increased their net Indebtedness In
a year, and five increased their surplus:
three decreased their Indebtedness anu
six decreased their surplus
i.ie American linen mill cut down It's
surplus account sl1.:29s; Flint, sSl,o22;
King Philip. sss.D7; Sycamore. $40;
Narragansett. s3.7es; Mechanics, sSs.5N
The Iecuuseh decreased Its debt Seoo';
Border City, sIs,sa1: Parker. $685.
The Union increased its surplus SS5'3i;
Chace So ISL, Cornell, s5zz; Granite, SSSl.49;
Richard Borden, s3l,S43. The AEkwright
increased its debt s62,71s Barnard sSs,-
ss: Bourne, 1854, ss3: Hargraves. $3.50;
Merchants, s9e,2Ss; Laurel Lake, $3.50;
Zacconnet, $500: Wanpanoas. sl2L4 ~
The Stafford changed a surplus account
of s7o,1so into a. debt OF sl55, 4Hs Many OF
the debt increases are direct results of
purchases of new machinery or the bullo-
ing OF additions. and others came out OF
the cuvta.lment of production and the
large sales of print cloths last year at
the lowest prevailing prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
NEW YORK CHAMBER,
Resolutions Adopted DlsappEoys OF Reel
prociy Convcntion.
Ak Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, jan "A meeting of the
Chamber OF Commerce was held mere TO-
day. The Committee on FOREIGN Com
merce and the Revenue Laws presenleu
a report and resolutions disappioVing the
action taken by the RECIPROCITY conven-
ton held in washington. This report
and the resolutions We're ADOPTED atter
considerable debate. The resolutions
read as follows:
whereas. this Chamber has consist
entity favored the establishment Oh
through reciprocal concessions in taTlH
rates. of closer trade relations between
the United Sales ana the commercial
countries of the world; and,
whereas, the National Reclprocity
Convention, in its recent session III
Washington. D. c., adopted a resolution
recommending reciprocity through tariil
notifications where 1t can be done WITH
c,,t triIir,yy to any of our home lnteres.s
Of rnanufac .uring commerce or iariaitss'
thereby renuering any application OF re-
ciprocal Tariff concessions impfactlca-
BE; and,
whereas, TIE National heclproc.ty
Convention, in a second resolution reeoiii-
mended the establishment OF a ne" Com
mission 10 which shall be referred the
consideration Of all reciprocal trace
"a pree,nents ttereb, nuliifying and dis
repar9ing the valuable lid benehciai
work successfully accomplished by lie
nresent commissioner plenipoteftiaEy IN
The negotiation of important tfeatieS',
whereby a great part of ne trace OF
,bese countries would be thrown open to
US: therefore. De 1t
..Resolyed. nat this chamber hereby
axnresses its disapprora. OF lie acton
taken by the National Reciprocity Con
yention in washington on November 2vsh,
as snbyers!ve of all attempts to orlng
about closer trade relations with our SIS
Ger nations. and to open new and wlder
markets for our proul is; and be 1t tur-
Their ,,. ,-,esr-u
Nth apprehension the policy advocated
hv the reciprocity Convention - LAZY
10 invite hostile legislation on the part
~ ether nations against this country, to
tne great detrlment Of its commercial IN
The following substitute fo- the report
Of the committee was offered, but was
rejected: -. ra.or, er,,
So,;n-ocity in our trade with foreign
countries where it can be cone WITHOUT
e sninrine any of our own products or
manufactures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
Y skeficid Arrested.
lBr Associated Press. J

SOUTH BIRMINGHAM, MASS, Jan 2.
A warrant has been secured from the Dis
trict Court mere, charging perjury against
William C. Wakefield. the young promoter
OF large financial enterprises who is now
in jail at Cambridge. The instrument
was issued on complaint that Wakefield,
as treasurer of the International Copper
syndicate swore falsely to returns made
to the Commissioner of Corporations as
to the capital stock of the concern. The
warrant will be served on him just as
soon as attempt is made to secure his
release on bail on the charge of larceny.
on which he was arrested on ms arr1Fa1
here from London just before Christmas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
sCOURGE OF SMALLPOX.
A Physician Alleged TO Be Responsible for Il
Srread.

Especial Dspateh to The Tlmes.)
WINSTON-SALEM. N. c.. Jan DIR.
Bynum, county physician, reported to tho
Board of Heale.. twenty or more cases OF
smallpox in the northern part OF the coun-
ty. MaTr OF tn patient white and
sew r. case of the malignant type
Mr.. Joseph Grubbs. a prominent farnei.
h vii ana q -Ls-icn .t4 is
ease. 1t was brought there from Soutn-
west Virgi ia b. negro who has been
working for Mr.. Grubbs. DR.. Sullivan. q
physician, toll the people it was not
So allpox, ami. upon his advice, they went
where they pleased and thus scattered It
r. Bynum was authorized by tina
4 Of Health to have DR.. Sullivan and
others who fail to obey his instruc-
4i0ns II rega-d to vaccination arrested
and sent to the pesthouse at once. All
" 40 have as-ocla.e>. win these who have
the disease, are terrib g excited since DR..
Bynum announced that 1t was genuine
smallpox.
1t Is feared some of the patients win
III,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
Kerr-N ali.
fspecia, Dispatch to The Ttmes-1

Special Dispatch to The Timcs.1
WINCHESTER, VA. Jan. "a very
pretty wedding took place In the Brad
dock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South, this evening. when Miss Gract
Wall, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs William
W. Wall. became the bride of DR.. GeorN
DaIgetty Kerr, of Abingdon. Va. Rev
W. II. D. Harper, OF Roanoke, OBLIGATED
The bride is one OF Winchester's most
popular and accomplished young ladies
a pronounced beauty Of the Grecian typ>
and graduate of the New England Com
seryatory, OF Boston.
DR.. Dalgetty Kerr is a graduate OF
Easton College, England. and Edinburgh
College, Scotland, and is descendant OF
t prominent English family. He is aIs<
one OF the official chemists OF the United
States. a scientist, Journalist and super
intendent of chemistry at the Acme
Bark and Extract Company, OF Damas-
Gus. Va The Wedding was fashiena.
bic event.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
Exposition Races.
(By Associated Press.)

CHARLESTON. 8. c., Jan. 1.-The fav-
orites had the best Of the racing at the
Exposition race track to-day. Weather
cloudy, track good. Summaries:
First race-for four-year-olds and UP
wards, six and half furlong s-Lelia Barr
first: Ben O'Fallon, second: Gratia, third.
Time, 1:26 IA
Second race-for four-year-olds and
upwards-six and a half furlongs-The
Brother. first: Suffice, second; Nellie O.,
Third race-an ages. five furlongs-By
George. first; Clifton Boy. second; Bette
b. L, third Time, los.
Fourth race-selling. for four-year- ODDS
and upwards, one rnile-Frank B., first;
Ventoro, second; Dominis third. Time,
l:4S IL.
Fifth race-selling, for four-year- ODDS
and upwards. six furlongs-Donna Bella,
first; Ellis. second; lncandescent, third.
Time, 1:19 ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
FAMILIES CAMP
ON THE KNOLLS
Chattanooga Almost Surrounded
by Water = Tracks
Submerged.
Submerged
fBy Associated Press !

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. January q
A hundred families living in the rats
and Iowlands around Chattanooga ca..-p-
ed on the knobs last night because OF
lue high water. Suburban strset-car
traffic is crippled and many houses are
submerged.
"A trap containing PRESIDENT Robert
Pritchard. Of the Chattanooga Hunt Club:
Colonel w. P. Henderson. II. H Matlock,
OF Athens, Tenn. and Hon. Gordon Lee.
of Georgia; while r, turning last night
from the new-year's meet of the Hunt
Club, went into washout near Eastlake
and was overturned Colonel Hender-
son suffered two broken ribs and the
others were slightly injured.
Twenty-seven miles of track are under
wa.er on the Western and Atlantic Roa,l.
Chattanooga Is almost surrounded by
water. BY noon to-day the river had
fallen two inches. Most OF the damage
has been due. to back water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
New Orleans Races.
lRr Associated Press.

(By Associated IEeSs.t
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Cadet. in the
third race, was the only beaten favorite
to-day. Summaries:
First race, mile and an eighth. selling
Jim Breeze Is to p first, Campus g to =
second. Balloon g to u third Time, l:os
Ii.
Second race, selling, six furlongs-Mo-
roni g to y first. Weird 90 to secono'
Aaron a to y third. Time, lis.
Third race, Ave furlongs, selling-Or.a
6 to u first, Caeet e to u second. Wild
Bess go to y third. Time. 1:oS.
Fourth race. seven furionss, handicap
SemicoIon e to 2. first, B. G. Fox g to y
second. Circus Is to y third Time, LIS
IA.
Fifth race, selling, mile and a sixteenth
w. B. Gates e to 2o) first. Star Cotton
go to u second, Farmer Bennett Is to y
third. Time. Isl.
Sixth race, six furlongs, seliing-Velma
Clark ul to 100 first, MasterfM GO to y
second, St Wood 90 to y third. Time,
i:lb
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
N. P. REFERRED
STOCK RETIRED.
Each and Every Holder Of Certificate
May Receive Cash at Par.
BONDS WILL BE RETIRED ALSO
The Belief Ia Wall Street is Tha, This Action
gsmovcs Obstacles ia the Way OF
Adiasimen, of Coaiest for
Control of Road,
BONDS WILL BE RETIRED ALSO
The Belief Ia Wall Street. is Thn, This Action
1Rr Associ,,ed prr.sA


NEW YORK. Jan. 2.--Formal notice
was issued to-oay that, In exercise OK the
power conferred upon IL. the Northern
Pacific Railway Company retired its pre-
fcrred STOCK in whole yesterday. Eacn
and every holder Of a certificate Tor pre-
ferrod stock, not heretofore surren-
dereIa, VIII, upon presenta--on and sur
render of Ais certificate at the office OF
the company, No. II Wall Street receive
payment in cash at par. Except as to
this claim, all rights and claims of the
preferred stockholders have ceased 10 eX-
ist.
Notice was also gwen py the -,orthern
Pacific Railway Company that II had
elected to require the holder of every 4
Ter cent convertible certificate o. the
company to convert the same into com
mon stock of the company at the rate
OF one share of 500 for each $1ps Of the
unpaid principal of the certificate, and
upen presentation and SURRENDER of sue
certificate at the company S office the
holder will be ent tied 10 receive therefor
common stock Of the company AT the .ate
aforesaid. No interte. ,sLl accrue or be
payable upon any such certificate from
and after January l. 19l2.
SETTLES CONTEST.
These notices showed Tat from and
after TO-DAY the capital stock OF the com
SaSS'S"s'SSSl
IN common stock. and that the bond GER
I4.4catcs issued to provide for the retire
1nef1t of the preferred stock would be re-
tired Immediately. he effect of this was
10 put what was formerly preferred STOCK
on the same basis as the old common.
Ali oil the Northern ac,flc STOCK Is to
De taken over by the Northern SecuFl-
ties Company, which Will also acquire
all of the stock of the Great Northern.
The Northern Securities Company VIII
ttais hold the stock certificate of TWO
great companies in the Northwestern
field. and under t..e settlement agreed
upon between the contendi;lg interests
fol control in that field will administer
tie properties in its charge to the END
that harmony may prevail.
The belief in Wall street was general
to-day that the RAPID retirement OF the
Northern Pacific preferred stock FOL
lowed by the redemption Of the bonds
issued, for its retirement lad removed
the obstacles in the way of the carrying
out of the plan for the adjustment OF .-ie
difficulties which grew out Of the contest
for tie control OF Northern Pacific iast
May.
1t was this contest and a sensational
rise of Northern Pacific common to Sl,eeV
a share. which brought about the seilsa-
4ional decline in the prices of other Sc
curities on May 9th-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
UNION TROUBLES
IN PETE: R,SBURG
Charge Of Taking Dues Of Members
Under False Pretense.
]. A. FRIsBlE UNDER ARREST,
Members Who Have Been Suspended for
Non. aynent Claim to Have the Scores
tury's Receipt for Dues Paid-0ifi-
Gers OF Odd-Fellows Installed.
!. A. FRIsBlE UNDER ARREST,
Special Dispatch to The Timcs.)


PETERSBURG. VA. jan. III. A.
F'risbie was arrested this afternoon on a
warran. sworn out by Mrs. Laura j.
uoswood, charging him with taking dues
and fees paid by. her as member of the
Tobacco Union No. e and branch OF
the Tobacco Workers International
Union of louisville, KY. Frisbie, as the
financial secretary of the Petersburg
union, collects the initiation fees and
dues.
Mrs. Hollywood joined the union on Sep
tember ID, and paid her dues regularly
up to November 31st, when she stopped
by the advice of a friend. A few days
ago she was approached by Frisbie, who,
she sai6 presented her with another
blank for admission into the union,
telling her that she had never been
member. Mrs. Hollywood demanded OF
Frisbie the amount of money she had
paid into the union, which he declined to
surrender. and to-day she swore out
the warrant for his arrest.
MEMBERS SUSPENDED.
The case will he tried tomorrow morn
ing and promises to be an interesting
one. as there are a. number Of members
or the union In this city who have been
paying dues to Frisbie, and they also
say that he has failed to pay the same
to the International Union, in conse-
quence OF which they have been sus-
pended for ron-payment Of dues. The
parties referred to hold FTisbie's receipt
for dues paid.
The Council adjourned again this al
ternoon for want Of q quorum. called
meeting will be ordered for next Mon
day afternoon at o'clock.
A BAL POUDRE.
A ''bnl poudre'' given by the ladies OF
Petersburg was danced at Library Hall
tonight. It was one of the largest ger
mans Of the season. there being about
fifty couples present. The music was
furnished by Thilow's Orchestra, OF
Richmond.
At the meeting Of Petersburg Lodge,
No rs, /. o. o. F., the officers recently
elected were installed. After this supper
was served to members and visitors at
the Pythian banquet hall.
The handsome chatelaine purse
snatched from Mrs NJ B. Updike Mon
day evening by a negro has been found
in the rear OF the Salvation Army par
racks on Hinton Street.
PETERSBURG SHIPPING.
The report of Port Warden Mays for
the quarter ending December 31st, 1901,
shows the value of imports to have been
se4, sos and Of exports si15.139.s0.
Mr.. C. D. Miffleton, we'll known
Young blacksrS on Bollingbrook Street,
had his eye painfully burned by a piece
OF red-hot iron flying from the. anvil
The sight was not injured.
Mr.. w. B. Dyson is quite i'll at his
residence on Liberty Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
VIII Ask Roosevelt to Speak.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 2.-Rev.
I. Garland Pom. of Atlanta. who aad
charge of the negro exhibit at the At
IL L. Exposition, to-day called upon Pres
ident Roosevelt and arranged for the re-
ception OF delegates Saturday, January
18th, who are to invite him to a Young
Negroes Christian Congress in Atlanta
next August which is to consider the
moral and spiritual training of young
coIored people. President Roosevelt told
DR.. POM that he looked upon the move
ment to be promoted by the Atlanta con-
grss with favor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
Miss Wilkins Married.
(By Associated Press.)

RANDOLPH, MASS, Jan. 2.-Friends
Of Mary e Wilkins at this place to-day
received cards announcing her marriage
to DR.. Charles 81. Freeman, of Metuchen,
N. ]. When the cards. were printed IT
was the intention that Tie ceremony
should take place at Randolph, but word
was received that DR. Freeman
mother, on account of illness, was IN
able to make the journey to Massachu-
sets, and Miss Wilkins consented to go
= >-ew Jersey. where the wedding was
solennized last evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
SAN FRANCISCO IN COMMISSION
Breeeh Blocks Needed to Make Her Guns
Effective.
(snecia1 pispatch to The Times

Special Dispatch to The Times)
NORFOLK, VA. JAM 2.-The cruiser
San Francisco after undergoing repairs
at the Norfolk Navyyard. which con-
sumed three years, was placed in COM
mission to-day. She was modern.zed and
practically rebuilt. Her oTd-fashioneG
guns were removed. and modern rapid
f,re battery substituted. The breech
blocks. however. are rot yet in all her
guns. and it will be some weeks before
She is ready for sea- Captain Asa Walker
commands the ship. She will probably
toin the South Atlantic Squadron.
Frank T. Lewis, who robbed the yacht
Esther II, the Dismal Swamp on Christ
mas and fed, taking with him 800 In
cash. a watch and gum was to-day sent
to jail Tor one year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
A RUNAWAY MARRIAGE.
A Widely Known Operator Retires from the
Key.

go ciaI Dlspat n 10 Inc II1ues.J
GOLDSBOhO, N. c.. Jan. miss Nam
ME E. Moye and Mr.. ]. M. Hostetter
were married in the Presbyterian Church
at Kinston yesterday afternoon, Rev. E.
D. Brown, pastor, officiating. This mar
riage sayors Of the romantic. in that it
was a runaway affair. The bride is very
popular and WIDELY known through this
State and Virginia. She is the daughter
Of Mrs. Kate B. Moye.
Mr. John G. sizer, who for the past
eight years has SO satisfactorily hlled
the e1acting position of manager of the
Western Union Telegraph office OF this
city, also White Sulphur Springs. Va.
has retired from the service of the West
ern Union, and will conduct general
stock brokerage business here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
New Orleans Street Railway.
nv Associated Pressl

(By Associated Press.l
NEW ORLEANS Jan. I'll. II. Pear
son, of the Pearson syndicate of Phila-
delphia, to-day gave out the statement
that out of the 1900 shares of common
stock of the New Orleans City Railway
Company, the syndicate had secured $4,000
and would enter into the lease by jan
uary Is. The dissolution of the Louis
Vile pool yesterday, which held 2o,os3
shares of stock and would not sell, is
considered to have brought about the
deal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
To Become an Editor.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
LURAY, VA, Jan. I'm. Bolts Lewis,
of Harrisonourg, for four years United
States deputy revenue collector for this,
the Sixth District of Virginia, has re
tired from the office in order to take
charge of The Spirit of the Valley, OF
Harrisonburg, his father, D. s. Lewis,
the veteran editor Of the paper, being in
capacitated by bad health.
l.. H. Lewis, OF Harrisonburg, has been
appointed to succeed his brother on jan
uarv LIST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
A NORFOLK MYSTERY.
Secretary OF the Norfolk Produce Exchaugs
Disappears.
'xchaugs
Especial Dispatch to The cimes.)

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 2.-No trace has
yet been found Of Mr.. ]. P. Lee, secretary
of the Norfolk Produce Exchange. who
disappeared from here December 18th.
ana the cause Of his absence is still tTs-
explained.
He came here from Richmond about q
year ago, and, it is stated. has vito
and three children in Richmond. A search
of his lodgings showed that he left no
effects. Lee had been a victim of acute
indigestion. and it is feared that he COM
mitted suicide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
Liabilities Are Heavy.
fRv Associated P-essl

.
NEW YORK, jan 2.--Charles L
Vaughan, a broker, of No. % Broad Street.
fled a voluntary petition in bankruptcy
today in the clerks office Of the United
States District Court The liabilities are
stated to be STE. 600 of which $4,000 was
secured. There are no assets. The pria-
.,,,as creditor is Mary A. Banigan. OF
Providence, to whom $4,000 is due as en-
dorser on q note
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
Q - - I O XVI < n.
Beers the The Klad You Hans Always Baug
1sl e @A &ztz<5g

Mr.. C. II. Hurkamp. the owner of
..Kinock," the celebrated hunter and
jumper. who won the cup at tho New.
York Horse Show recently. is a good
judge of horse, and also knows a good
Liniment, too. He writes:
Gentlemen,-I have given the sample
bottle Of Dixie Nerve and Bone Liniment
a fair and impartial trial. and find 1t an
excellent remedy for sprains and shoulder
Iameness in horses. In fact, have used
several bottles Of the Liniment with
gratifying results, and / am very glad
to recommend it to all in search Of a
good Linlmert for lameness or soreness
OF any kind In horses, and snail hereafter
never be without It In my stables.
Very truly,
CHAS. II. EURKAhLP.
pixie Nerve and Bone Eminent Is the
.Raet an Earth for strains. sprains,
rheumatism and all pains. 25c. for a
large bottle everywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
HOT SPRINGS in YOUR HOME.

The new Buckeye Folding Bath CabI-
net is the most complete Bath Cabinet
made. Its simplicity and ease Of adjust
as the best Bath Cabinet on the mar
Eet Nothing better than a good sweat
for most any trouble. Price IS for Bath
Cabinet, Alcohol Safety Stove and Reel
nes for all kinds of medicated baths at
owens & Minor Drug Co. and at the City
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
Wedding Cards.
Special Dispatch u The Times.)

Special Dispatch u The Times.)
BuRKEyILLB, VA. Jan. MIR. ana
Mrs. Thomas A. Horne. OF Iilesville NJ.
C.. have issued invitations 10 the mar.
rage of their daughter. Cortnne covtng-
ton, to Mr. Mclean Bacon Leatn, or tnas
place. January 18th.
Mr.. Ieath Is engaged In the nnercan-
tile and feed business and Is president
OF the Burkeville Stove Manufactnrinx
Company. new plant that win soon be
In operation. L