The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-28

away. She said nothing to me about his
being sick at that time. The, child was
vomiting before she got to the store. She
came back later in the afternoon and
helped nurse the baby, sent for DR.,
Terrell that day and he came. The child
remained in the house all day Tuesday,
and On "Wednesday Mrs. Bryant took him
to her house between and O'Clock
in the afternoon and kept him until
about 5:45 o'clock
Brought Back Sick.
"she brought him back vomiting, and
said: willie is very sick ] called the
doctor again. Mrs. Bryant assisted me
in nursing him again Wednesday night.
He was with no one outside of the house
on Wednesday except Mrs. Bryant. He
was better Thursday morning. No one
outside OF the house was with him on
Thursday except Mrs. Bryant, and she
came in the afternoon about $3.50 O'clock
and took him Zip in her arms and carried
him out Little Octavin followed her TO
tho gate, and she said: 'Yot go back,
'Tavin; | don't want anybody but WILLIE
She brought him back In licr arms about
ten minutes TO G o'clock. She fixed the
time by the time the whistle ut tho shops
blew She had him about twenty min
utcs, and brought him back. and he was
vomiting very badly, worse than ever.
She put him down and said: Mrs. Per-
kins, take Willie: lio won't drink tea
or eat Ice. She didn't stay a minute, and
went home, saying she had to fix her
husbands supper, and would como back
She came back about o'clock and helped
to nurse him til he died.
Recess was here ordered until o'clock.
Session After Recess.
DR.. Taylor and the members Of The
nhd Mrs. pcrlins resumed tho Witness
chair. The attendance at the AFTERNOON
session was not as large us In the morn-
ing. All Of the witnesses remained IN
Chief Wcrncr's private office above the
coroncrs room, While Mrs. Perkins was
tcstifv'ng.
. .ahii's up VIC .nreaa "''ele sue i'','
nv - peio,e al''e., N.is' ,e.n,.s SUI
49,. i,n, , ~ - a,,r, ~, -, ,,nis
nnod ~. d,od ~ ~ o.c,nn,, y,h,,rsd,y
niyht sontrmhe,. ~. o1st sha snid n,
yns sick iris last time from 6 o'clock IN
the afternoon the time she said Mrs.
Bryant brought the child back and left
1t vomiting on the porch. until II o'clock,
when 1t died. Tho odor of the vonlit
was like matches and onions, said Mrs.
about 'a an hour ,"fnre IFS death II would
scLe'tiii oul US - ~ sA.,siiis' a'lu "ou.'
car lor Wnter a. me t,Imr y vs. CIV ,n
a,,n!1 ~. -, ~, " ,.s,oi.,s - onns
sn Joni 81 ~ Mrs p'1 nrrnnt left her house
ond went homo about half an hour be-
ora tho child died having been near the
l,ods,do since seven O'Clock. Mrs Brv.
-, ~ !. ss,stnd ~ sbrond tho child Mrs
ass.s,ei ~ ,o, ,i,,,n no
5sryaht toid me over a d"znn 'ilnes ..'u.
4 II dldn Keep my chi,aren OUT OF !,
certain neighhor's yard they would all
die.
At the time Of Wllics last sickness
nv visitors were Mrs. Cornell and her
dnuphter Bculah, Mrs. Smith. Mrs.
I1o.coo Nrs Powers Mrs Rrvnnt. Mrs
mescoe. MIS-. IoWers. MIS- Slyi'.t' W.
i Bath ana MIS- otei'z. =, octavla. sizes
ness my Visltors were MIS-. Conneli ihha
her daughter, Bcu'ah. Mrs. Smith. Mrs.
Bryant and Mary Price, Il colored woman
was called In to wait in the room with
mo whiln Mrs. Cornell was preparing
braoLf,st 49, =
Hcctavin tainted ~ breokfast table and
Monday previous 20 me tlme OF aeatn.
Mrs. Bryant didn't like Octavia, yet
took her away on the Friday preceding
the child's death. She said she was going
49, $500