The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
STEAMERS
REP AIRED: !: :
The Two. Lines on the Kappa
# hammock to Resume.
MISSES FISHER PRAISED '.t',l;::
Young Ladies Who Have Been Nursing
Smallpox Patients IN Richmond chr '' e
County and Helping Bury 5Il the
Dead, Have Returned Home. as

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TRI1D pR1CKs VA, March 0.
-,rha steamer Tourist of the Peoples
limo did not resume her schedule che, !.e q To-
day as expected, having been detained ''1. nee
IN Norfolk, where slo Is being over.
ho,,led. repaired and painted. The
steamer will resume her regular ll trips Fps,
tho latter part Of this week between
fills city and Urbhnna. 1t Is expected
that the route will be extended to
Wccms and 1rvngton IN q short time.
The steamer Lancaster Of the Waems
limo has been thoroughly oyerhauled
and repaired ana has. resumed her reg
ular trips on the Rappaiannock route
The steamer Potomac is now laid up
for repairs, and the Calvert has taken
its place Capt. NJ. w. Gourley has
been put in commando Of the lianca
ter and Capt. Joe Smith transferred TO
The Essex. The new steamer Middle
sex OF the Weelns line Is In port at
Baltimore and will start out on It's first
TRIP in n few days. This steamer VIII
lply regularly the fRappahannock river.
rho new schedule of the NVccms line
Is now being arranged and the an
nounccment Is awaited with much IN
5tcrest as 1t Is expected there VIII 20 a
number OF changes from former sched-
ules
,rhe Misses Fisher, the two daughters
OF DR.. Fisher, who have for the past
SIX weeks been nursing the smallpo
patients in the Decker and Elliott fam
lilies in Richmond county, have returned
q 10 their home. The smallpox patients
have about recovered and 1t Is now
thought that all further danger from the
disease is past. The noble work OF the
NIissca Fisher In volunteering to nurse
the stricken families. when other help
could not be secured, has been praised
All BRoA1PToN.
Mr.. Nv, s. Copeland, one Of the; edit
ors OF The Times Dispatch. delivered
, before the Young Peoples Union at tho
Baptist Church here last night a most
interesting and instructive address,
which was listened to with the closest
attention by a large audience. Mr..
Copeland was accompanied on his visit
hero by his daughter, niece, ana Two
other ladies'. They. were the guests Of
Capt NJ, B. Rowe and family at Bromp-
ton during their stay here.
Mr. John It. Coleman of the Theolog1-
cal Seminary. near Alexandria. preach
ed at st. Georges Episcopal Church
hero yesterday at both the morning and
evening services in tho absence Of Rev
w. ID. Smith, the rector, who Is indls-
Mr.. Warren Courtney is having a
largo canning factory erected ut Kin
sale, Nyestmoreland county, which VIII
make the fourth enterprise of the kind
to be in operation at that point during
the coming season. IN "a.
Capt. William Dillon, former superin-
tendent Of the National Cemetery here.
now in charge of the cemetery at Fort
Smith, Arkansas, has had sent to him
q number Of cedar and holly trees from
the battlefelds Of Spotsylvania county,
which he is having planted in the GEM
etery at Fort Smith, These young trees
are regarded with interest there as hay
ing come from tho famous battleiields
| Of this section. 5s
HOLINESS TABERNACLE
Nine acres of and has been purchased
near Goshen Baptist Church In Spotsyl-
vanilla county on which will DO built q
Tabernacle for the annual camp meeting
for the promotion of scriptural holiness.
a. dog belonging TO Mr., Fred Webb In
Orange county went mad q few days
ago, and a hog belonging to Mr.. Alvin
Mason In the Same nighborhood, was
also affected at the same time. but both
| were killed before they could DO any
damage.
Capt. T.. II. Revere and Lieutenants 7.