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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
CLOSED MOUTH or
CARRIE NATION
She Detained President
William Mckinley.
(By Associated Press.)

SEOUN CITY. IOWA, Dec. 5, Three
thousand people fought last evening to
sai,. entrance to the First methodist
Church, thrown open by the pastor for
an address by Mrs Carrie Nation. In
her remarks Mrs Nation declared that
William Mckinley put less brains into
the office than any other President and
that he and mis- crowd were no better
than saloon keepers. This was greeted
Icy Kisses.
Hiss. you devils" retorted the woman.
I'll say what | want
You won't defame our beloved Presi-
dent" declared James c. Marsh, church
official.
HE is no beloved President of mine
the woman replied and denounced Nc
kinney as the brewers friend
You'll have to stop that" declared
Marsh. rising and shaking his fist, when
half Of the audience started to its feet,
bent On dragging the woman from the
pulpit Evangelist English and Rev. l.
T. Weaver of Sioux Falls, stepped be-
fore her and appealed to the gailantry
of the audience. declaring she vas a
woman. The, crowd settled into its
seats, but Mrs. Nation said no more OF
Mckinley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
COURllNG HIS WIFE
A Mount Vernon inventor Returns
Wealthy but Wife'ess.
(Rr A ssociated Press.l

MOUNT VERNON, N. Y. Dec. 81
Peter Spies. the Mount Vernon inven or,
who left his home for England fifteen
months ago poor man and returned
home last Saturday with STOOD in id,
and who alleges that he fo.nd Paul
Miller. a boarder, apparently running lis
household. is counting his own wife d
irving to win back her affec tons les
saws he has served notice Oh his fe
that he would give her o II o'cltct Sat
urday to again kindle the love in her
heart for him, or he viii bring ac n
for divorce and the custody OF their
eight children.
Mrs. Saies says that her love for her
husband has grown cold This dos not
DISCOURAGE the inventor. who sill as
homes that he will win back her affec-
ton. The star boarder has let the Soes
home and Mr.. Spies Is living in n W
Yofk. Every day however. he vi its
Mount Vernon with the hope tat Re
can win his wife over asa n. He rea hes
his home early in the mo ming. and fter
greeting his wife afectonatey ks ses
al his chi dren.
Every day Spies says, he notifies his
wife that SATURDAY nom will be Ter la
opportunity to decide whether she will
take him back or be the defendant in
divorce a. ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
COALLESS WASHINGTON.
Dealers Refuse to Aerae Not to Charge
More Than ST 25 Ion.
nv Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The 1nVesu-
e,+;ons of the Committee of Ten. APP
noi,.ed bv the Commissioners OF the
district 20 inquire into the cause OF
tho coal famine in Washington, has
shown that the embargo, which has ap-
narently been placed on the capital city,
ca far as anthracite shipments from the
mines are concerned, is due Streiy to
Tho creed of the local dealers IN refusing
~ sign an agreement with the operators
nor 70 charge more than SD ton to
tbair customers in Washington. One
Of the local dealers who signed the
agreement, which, on the part OF the
operators. was designed TO protect the
consumer everywhere from unduly high
nricos has had no difficulty in getting
coal in carload lots in sufficient quanti-
ties 10 supply all his regular customers
Adyices have been received in Wash
;ncton from officers Of the Philadelphia
and Reading and the Lehish Valley Coal
C,o,nnanies, to the effect that there IS
no foundation for the report that the
roason coal could not be obtained by
Ioral dealers was that all freight cars
had been sent North and West. Pro
y;ded the coal dealers agree to sell
anthracite at a maximum price of $50
a TON they can obtain coal in any desir-
ed quantities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
TO VISIT ROOSEVELT
The Presidents Ola Guide and Com
pan,on in Maine Woods.
(By Associated Press.

tby associated freSS)
BANGOR ME-, Dec. 5.-When Presi-
dent Roosevelt was in Bangor on August
9th last ne met lis Old guide and
hunting companion in the. Maine woods,
Bill Seweli, OF Island Falls, and enter
tainel Inn at luncheon IN the Bangor
House. Later in the las Sewel ac-
c.nlpal4ied the President anu party to
Ellsworth where they were entertain
ed at dinner by Senator Hale.
When Sewer left the tram at Bangor
on the return .ha. night the President
said:
"Bill, L. am going to have you ard
your wife down to visit me in WASH
ngton some time
On Tuesday Sewell received the invita-
tioon and is going with Ills wife to
visit at the White House early IL. Feb
ruary They will be accompanied ty
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleetwood Pride Of lsiard
Falls, who are also friends of the Presi-
dent.
"Bilr' Sewell is one Of the most pic
turesuue characters in Maine and is a
typical woodsman. He first accompanied
President Roosevelt on his hunting ex-
neditions when the latter was a mere lad
Of eighteen. The acquaintanceship thus
formed has developed into lifelong
friendship When the President lived on
his Western ranch several years ago
he sent to Maine for "Bill' Sewe!l. and
his former hunting companion 4. once
responded He was one Of the foreulen
on the ranch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
EMP ER0R WILLIAM
TO W0RNNGM.E.N
German Ruler Delivers Bitter
Anti-Socia'ist spsach.
HE DEn0uNcEs AGlTAToRs
Declares That They Stir Up Strife Be-
tween Employers and Employees,
Not for Promotion OF La,ter's
interest, but Own Benefit.
he DEN0UNCES AGlTATORS
Declares That They Stir Up Strife Be-
(Rr Associated press.)

BRESTLAU, PRUSSIA. December g.
Emperor William, addressing deputa-
ton of worl1ingmen to-day made bitter
anti-Socialist speech, declaring it was
lie to say that workmen had to depend
on the Socialist party for beteerment
Of their position The Socialists. he add
ed, had terrol lied and trod the working
men under foot, and as men or honor
they must have no more to do Win
them.
The presence Of the wcrknen, En-
peror William maintained. showed theS
had not disappointed him in the eeXpec-
taton he expressed at Essen, and had
helped to keep free from reproach the
memory of his friend the late Herr.
krupp.
The working classes were always the
object Of deep interest and so'icItude TO
the Emperor Therefore he was JUSTIFIED
in addressing a word Of warning TO the
workmen. For years they had let them
selves be led by agitators and Socialists.
under the delusion that they must belong
t., that party if they wished to better
their position That was great lie,
and a serious mistake.
STIR UP STRIFE.
These agitators had tried to stir up the
workinsmen against their employers,
against other classes and against the
throne and altar and at the same time
thew had most unscrupulously exploited.
terrorjzed and enslaved them in order to
strengthen their own rnwer not for the
promotion of the welfare OF the work.
ingn1en but in order to SOW hatreu pe-
tween the classes and disseminate
cowardly SANDERS. from which nothing.
not even the grandest quality. the honor
of German manhood. remained immune
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
MISSING BALLOT BOX
Mrs. Matte Cana "a Says an Unknown
Man L. # it With Her.
By Associated P?

(By Associated PreSS.)
INDIANAPOLIS Dec. 5-NIrs. Matte
Canada, formerly residing in North New
Jersey Street, told the police to-day,
that shortly after the municipal election
In November 1889. a ballot box contain
ing talley sheets and papers of the city
election was brought to her home and
left in her care. a few months ago
man whom she does not know called
tor the box and carried it away. For a
long tina she was unaware OF the char
ae,er of the contents. When she learn
what was in the box she was fearful
OF trouble if the facts We're known
The box is supposed to have contained
the record of the vote cast In the rail-
way precinct in the western part of the
CITY, and Mayor Bookwalter to-day
charges that It contained the genuine
tally sheets that elected him Mayor IN
1893.
Charles n Elliott who was the candi-
date for City Clerk at that time and
was defeated by his Democratic oppo-
cent. says that he never hsard of a
missing ballot box. and he doubts if one
was taken away. The story IS not gen
orally believed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Grand 0 oera House Burned.


(Pv Acsociafed Pressl
STlLLW ATER. MINK. Dec. d fire.
which broke out under the stage in the
Grand opera House. at 5 o'clock this
morning. caused loss Of $4,000 The
opera House block. owned by local
syndicate. was totally DESTROYED with
loss of $1,000 Insurance s2l'e" Ot ne,
1nescs were: j. O. Nolen. grocer, S150QO;
Ho,combe block $4,000; Dische block, So
n0. ZeigIer Brothers, clothing. $ioo9o G.
Kirk and Company. shoes, stock of ST.
oo) badly damaged. There We're also a
number of smaller losses
The fire was under control by o'clock.
The St. Paul fire department sent appa-
rat,ls. but it arrived too late
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
DANGEROUSLY ACTIVE
Vessels Advised to Avoid The Coast of
Mart-;q IL.

PoINTB a PTwRI. ISLAND OF quad
AJOUPE. December 5-Professor La
Croix who was sent out by the French
Government TO Investigate the volcanic
rituation in Martinique and who has es-
tallished MS headGuarters at Forbes St
Dcnts, near Mont Pelee, rerorts that the
volcano has been in dangerous activity
,irriug The rast week There have been
severe eruptions and ashes have been
,lorn out but have fallen over the re-
,-ions already devastated and evacuated
During the night rumbings have been
heard and the center cone appears mean
descent. Ii falls frequently and reforms
i'm different shapes. The smoke rising
from the crater is sometimes three kilo-
metres high.
Vessels are advised not to approach the
coast According to the latest news.
however. Mont Pelee is somewhat Quieter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
MAD ST. GERHARD DOG
FIERCELY ATTACKS A BABY
Rv Associated Press.l

MORRlSTOWN n. j., Dec. ga large
St Bernard dog which is believed to
have been mad terrorized the inhabitants
along the Mendham road a few miles
from, this city yesterday afternoon and
bit two persons before it was killed. Mrs.
john l. FRANK, who was out driving with
her children. was to first attacked The
a,.ilnal leaped into the wagon and bit the
haby's check The dog then sprang out
and ran across the fields. Stopping at a
fern house. Mrs. Frank took her child
If and washed the olood from its face
aud applied some salv,.
Several farmers started for the daS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
OFFICERS INDICTED
a Curious Miecarriage of Justice in
Polk Ccun'v, Tern.
nv Associated PreSs)

KNOXVILLE. TENN. Dec. 5.-1n Gu
rious miscarriage of Justice. the grand
,nrv of Polk county has drawn indict-
y,ants against Henry Hatfield. Charles
sRennett and John E. Montgomery. three
Governmental storekeepers and saugers.
and came within an ace of indicting In
ternal Revenue Collector Henry c. Hart
on the charge of illieitly operating dis
t,,lery. 1t seems that an Illicit distii-
lery- carefully secreted, was located
above Benton within one mile OF Gov
eminent distillery, and the grand jury
he'd that because they had visited the
locality to inspect the registered distil-
lery they were implicated In the opera
lions OF the Illicit still. As soon as
the facts are known the indictments
will be Quashed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
SAXON BURNED AT DOCK
Sister Ship of the Norman Which Went
A-rou Thur day.
1Er Associated PreSs.l
(By Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, December s.
The steamer Saxon, of the Boston and
Philadelphia Steamship Company. was
burned at her dock at midnight.
The vessel is a total loss. She is sis
ter ship OF the steamer Norman, which
went aground in the Delaware River near
Chester Yesterday lie fire originated
in the engine room. and Captain Briggs
and the crew of twenty-one lnen aided
the local fire department in fighting the
flames. The loss is unknown.
The vessel was 129 tons register, and
plied between Philadelphia and Boston.
She carried passengers and freight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06

with shotguns but the animal shelter
ed itself in a barn Of Milton j. Pierson,
and could not be found When Charles
! White and Mr. Pierson were driving
the cows in the stable for the night. how
ever, the beast sprans out and ran across
the road toward Mr.. Persons dwelling
Pierson and White cornered the animal
and it dashed at White. biting his right
hand 1t then ran into Mr.. Persons Gel
la. where it was shot.
White went to the Pasteur Institute in
New York to be treated. A part OF the
spi,lal column of he dog will be sent to
the pasteur Institute in New York for ex-
a,nination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
United States by way of the Caribbean

United States by way Of the Caribbean
Sea and the Gulf of Mexico.
The consul says the squadron lett FORT
of Spain yesterday, going through Bocas
Grande and steering eastward. with all
the sllins well supplied with coal The
commander of the fleet casually inquired
before leaving as to the health cond!-
tlcns at Bermuda. which the consul Eus-
poets is a crafty device to mislead him
n. TO the real destination of the squad
ron.
The State Department will perform It's
mart in the play by informing the Nevy
Department Of the consuls advice. 50
that Rear-A dIniral IiiEgfnson VINO com
mands ;ha defending squadron. may take
~, -z,,rar measures to overhaul his foe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
THURLoW GOES TO PIECES
The Bark Crashe % c Man ki!lec
and Anstn = Jured.
t8y Associated press.)
CHARLESTON, S. G., December

CHARLESTON, S. c. December s.
A .pe,iai from Beaufort, n G., says:
The Dark Oliver 1'nurlow. which was
stranded Sunaay night broke to pieces
last night. The COOK Was nIled pN Il
falling mast and another man had his
back broken. Five OF the crew We're
rescued. Cataia Hayes. OF the ThurIow,
had ms leg broken in three places peiuw
tile knee The captain set his own ietE.
lie was bEought here, where he received
medical attention.
The Thu,low was loaded with lumber
a; Charleston and bound for kew York.
she broke while gear Vas being Set
The captain has advised the owners 10
tow % destination
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06

with which power the working classes
should not have anything to do. The En-
peror concluded by asking the deputation
to send conrade from their midst,
simple unpretending man from the
workshop, into the National Parliament.
Such a man would be gladly welcomed
as a working representative of the Ger
man working classes The representatives
of other classes would willingly work
together with such representatives, how
ever many they might be.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
UNDER FALLEN WALLS
Fatal Fire in Cleveland in Which Free
men Are | jured.
BY Associated Press.)

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Dec. Sat 1
g cock this morning while members O,
the Fire Department were still fighting
the flames in the ruins of the .rickly and
Rocket factory, at the corner of Case
and Hamilton Streets. q portion of the
wall fell in upon members of Engine Com.
rary No. II, buryins them in the debris
,rnose who were thus caught were Cap
tain Daniel Finucau, James l.. Oshergei
and Arthur Garner, who We're working
Just outside the wall; Lieutenant Robert
McIlenua. Hoseman Samuel Jones.
Charles Needing and Patrick Fl. joyce.
who were on the inside.
Ambulances were hurriedly called and
.he firenen soon brought from the r'itrs
all but joyce. who is still deep under piles
of brick with no hope of MS icing saken
OUT alive.
The injuries OF McKenna. Jones and
Needing are serious, while the others ara
but slightly injured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Ccmi- Fr m t. Philippines.
d. tcsnctatnd prasSl

WASHINGTON, December 5-Tn con-
rorrnitv with the poicy ii has sometimes
pursued IN relieving the troops in the
Phf-iDDines If tFcy spent q reasonable
fine in the islands the War Department
today issued an order for the relief Of
fftcen Philippine regiments or organiza-
tons by the same number Of troops in
the United States. The Philippine troops
are to begin TIER homeward voyage as
soon as relieved by the home troops,
and the latter will begin their outward
movement from san Francisco Febru-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Marriage Marsha and iss Waller

The announcement OF the marriage in
chicago on Wednesday last of Mr..
}riala.ng Lewis Marshall and Miss Vir-
finia Alexander Waller WAS read with
a great deal OF interest by Mr. Mar
Sh5il,s MANY friends in Richmond. But
The announcement did not come as
s,,rn,.ise. aud there was q discrepancy
l., he special as sent from New York
80 THE Times. Sir. Marshall's age is
fo,ty.tiye, and not eighty-three, as
stated in the special. Iie is the son Of
Cononel Thomas Marshall. the e., grandson
sI,,,is,1t cCt Nh Marshall confused
,,,ith another one of the family. who
was killed in the Valley campaign in
1861
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06

yI7HEN a woman is suffering
w with female weakness all the
function, of womanhood are
affected. If irregular menstruation
is corrected, bearing down pains,
nervousness and weakening drains
are relieved. All these troubles are
symptoms Of female weakness, and
Wine of Cardui is the medicine for
any woman of any age. suffering
with irregular functions. bearing
down pains or weakening drains.
Anv woman knows when she has
female weakness. 4 doctor to point
out the symptoms is unnecessary.
Wine of Cardui searches out the
weak parts and builds them up and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Oh Was Poor.
lRr Associated Press.N

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Dec SIN
,.sstfea ton into the causes which led to
The explosion on the steamer Prosresso
AT tie Fulton Iron Works, Wednesday,
nv which thirteen men are supposed to
have lost their lives. and others badly
manned. has shown that the quality Of
the oil which exploded on the steamer
vac moor. The law prescrihes that oil
IA he used for fuel must not fash al a
ta,,,oars4 t2lre of 10 degrees. while that
furnished 10 the Progresso flashed at 1ol
fnrraeS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Rac.rts Aru tired.
AZ Assncirted rress.1

NV AssOctTtFd Press.)
NEW YORK, December 5.-Wiiiiam
Becker. who was arrested several weeks
go in the pos+office. charged with send
ing Matchmaking letters to merchants
IN this CITY demanding $1,000 On pain
OF death at the hads OF nihi''sts. vas
acqufttad to-day. Judge Nawburger TAX
ire- tr-a caea f-n-, the herds of the jury
and ordering his discharge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Edward to V sit ir land.


IN \ l1lI''f1 TF.'l i-~.
LONDON, December 5.-The Lord May
on Of Belfast announced to-day that the
Earl of Dudley has informed him that
KING Edward would probably pay visit
10 ireland in 1903. This intimaton, com
ing through the Lord Lieutenant of Ire
land, is regarded as practically an official
announcement of His Majesty's decision
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
MRS. CARRIE NAT ON
is PUT IN JAIL
Bv Associated Press.)

TOPEKA, KAN, Dec. 5.--Mrs. Carrie
Nation is in Jail to-day on the en- rye
of disturbing the peace. She was forclbiy
elected from several drug stores am
one of the most prominent o'els in the
city. Some saloons let her walk IN, and
as she was closely watched she attempe-
cd no smashing Towards the last q
bootire mob followed her and other
druggists and joints slammed the doors
in her face.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
VIII sign til Treaty
nv AAc!ated PIrss.,

HAVANA. December 5.-As-er con-
ference with Secretary saldo and Monies
tonight. President Palma said:
My Comm ssioners. Senior Saido and
Monies. VII sign the reciprocity agrees
ment with General Bliss on Monday or
Tuesday next I will then be sent to-
Washington where the treaty will be
sierled by Secretary Hay and the Cuban
Minister Quesada.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Fer F rtherw IS h F'e ut.
rRy Associated Press,

DETROIT. MICH. December 5-The
METROPOLITAN Athletic Club OF Detroit.
agreed to nut UP $500 forfeit for the
Young Corbett"-McGovern ftsht for
January 81 sam Harris. for McGovern,s
and John Considine. for Corbett 1t is
said he-e. have practically accerted the
local clubs proposition TO give sixty per
cent Of the gross receipts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Pa.ricx's New rial.
E&v Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Dec. Argument OH the
motion for a new trial for Albert t.
patricll the lawyer. who was convict
ed of having murdered William Marsh
pice the aged millionaire. on Septem-
her y, 1905 was begun to-day before Re
corder Gotf.
an adjournment was taken until to-mor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
PROPRIETOR AND CLERK
PLACED UNDER ARREST
CBy Associated Press.)

CHICAGO, ILL. Dec. 5.-Frea A.
Smith proprietor OF the Lincoln Hot.l,
IN which four cen men Wee s1,othe e /
10 death yesterday. and Night Clerk A.
Z. Weber were alraigned in the har :
son Street Police Court this morning on
a charge OF manslaugh'er as. accessorj. :
before the fact. The men were arrested
last evening at the instigaticn az
Coroner Tracger and Chief OF Poll, @
O'Ncii. The cases We're continued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
NNl,u Thaw Cam, 10 Terms.

Tl5W NSSNCIIIttF 7 3SS'F
EERLIN. December 5.-The reason the
government came to terms with the ma
inrity parties in the Reichstag on the
tariff was because it learned Russia was
cling to denounce the commercial treaty
ana wished to get the tariff bill passed
IS quickly as possible in order to have
\ basis for a new treaty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
r d Riysr Verv HE n.
~ ; seoeiatsd P1.ess }

SHREVEPORT. La, Dec. She
situa ton in the Red River valfey sh q
no irnprovenent to-day. At Sh ev rore
the wa.e- is wi hin few iucses CT he.
dsucer lire and rising raj l.. TIE e.
has been great darrage to pro-e-.y ard
stock. No loss of life has been re-.
ported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Mir; terDi I'd Suddenly.

Secretary Mckee of the Y. NJ. c. A.,
received intelligence Yesterday OF the
sudden death of his former pastor, Kew.
]. j. McCarree. OF the Flrst fresps te,
rian church. of Mckeesport. He had
lust completed a handsome new church
and parsonage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Adm iral r. gers Leaves orien,
nv Associated Press J

By Associated Fress)
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Dec. 5-Rear-
Admiral Frederick Rodgers. former
co1nmardsr-in-chief of the Asiatic
SQUADRON. has relinqufshed his command
anl left to-day for the Brooklyn Navy
Yard.
Fear-Admira1 Casey. now at sandiego.
on the Wisconsin. has besn advised that
the New York is at his disposal as hts
faghip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06

the nronerties Of the individual operators
to the large coal carrying companies.
It is estimated that he col cries Of the
sixty-seven ope atoms can be purchased
for s1i5. 900, goo. These operations produce
three ,enths Of the total output of coal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
REAL WAR GAME
State Department Keeps Tab on Nov
of "Eostile'' Squadron.
fBy Assoc!ated Press.)

WASHINGTON, December 5.-Repro-
dl.ting real war conditions in connection
w;tl, the naval manoeuverS now In pro-
,eress in the Caribbean Sea, United States
consul Smith. at Port OF Spain, to-day
cal.led the State Department an account
OF The movements OF The .tencmy's
squadron, which is supposed 10 be a for
c,en feet attempting I" approach the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06


Of The cultivation OF
tobacco
in o southern colonies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
For D,ck Tri.I.

The revenue cutter Mohawk. now In
course of construci ion at the Trigg Ship
yards, Will be taken out Of her do
and into the channel this morning. TIC
boat is nearing completion and is now
heinp mt IN trim for her dock trial