Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
DEATH OF Mr.. FULKS.
THIS POPULAR YOUNG MANCHESTER
MAN succuMBS TO FEVER.
mr.. Ben. Goode. of Chesterfield, Passes
Away-Arrested on q New warrant
Bold Robbery-Personai, sc.

One OF the saddest deaths that mas
occurred IN Manchester for long time
was that OF young stratton Fuiks' whien
happened yesterday afternoon shorty
after O'Clock. Fourteen days ago tns
vopn9 man was taken sick with typhoid
foyer. and for the past four or h'e
DAYS his life had been despaired OF.
stratton FuIks was possessed OF all
those characteristics which go to make
man and Christian. He was inc
idol OF loving household. being most
dutiful son, and tender and anecuoha'e
brother, and his happy smile ana bright
face always brought sunshine into MS
home. He filled clerkship in the seed
establishment Of r. w. Wood * sons
and was held in the highest esteem by MS
employers. The deceased was the eldest son
of Mr.. S. l.. Fulks and came 20 TINS
city some years ago from hlchniohu'
though the family were originally from
Huguenot Springs, in Powhatan county.
His parents three sisters, ana one
brother survive him. He was MEMBER
OF the Second Baptist church, OF hlch-
mond, and sang in the choir. Inc rune
raj arrangements have not yet been
made.
DEATH OF MRS. BEN. GooDE.
Mrs. Alice Goode, wife OF Mr.. d. Ben.
Goode died Tuesday evening after an
illness of several months at the nome OF
her husband In Chesterfield county. near
branches church. Rev. l.. r. Thorn
hill preached the funeral yesterday after
noon at Branches's, and the interment
was made in the church-yard burying-
ground.
Mrs. Goode was sister of the lats
Lieutenant A. Z. DuVal. and Il. II.
DuVal, of Richmond, and niece or Or.
L. Il. Chiles, Of Norfolk, and Mrs. VIZ
gina Snellings, OF this city. Sne was
woman of beautiful Christian character.
Kind hearted and true TO every duty in
life she won friends wherever she was
known. >,
Ola MAY. infant daughter of Mr.. H.
Chester Reams died Tuesday night about
10 o'clock at the residence OF her parents
in Swansboro'; aged months. Inc
funeral took place yesterday afternoon
at o'clock from her parents residence
and the interment was made In Maury
cemetery.
SENT ON TO THE HUST1NGS.
Alonzo Saunders was before the Mayor
Court YESTERDAY charged with stealing
COW from the late Alexander Harrison.
The COW was stolen several months ago,
and about ten days before MIR. Harrison
died. Saunders was arrested ana was
sent TO the grand jury by the Mayor.
The grand jury indicted him for stealing
the COW from Mrs. Harrison. He was
tried In the Hastings Court TUESDAY, ana
upon instructions from the court tne JuIy
ately arrested on another warrant, dna
the case will come before the Hastings
Court again. -
Hobeck was accidentally run over by a
buggy belonging 10 Mr.. Charles Watkins
early yesterday morning, but was not
front Of Mr. T. b. Cersleys grocery,
Several years ago Mr.. Hobeck had a enid
killed near the same place by street.
car. ,,,,
free were married Tuesday night AT the
residence OF the officiating clergyman,
Rev. Thomas G.. Reynolds. There We're
only few OF the intimate friends OF the
couple present 10 witness the ceremony.
Mr. William CournOW and bride (nec
Baber), who were married In Pelham. n.
g, Tuesday. returned to this city yester-
The HustinGs Court was engaged short
while yesterday in the consideration OF
chancery matters.
There will be an adjourned meeting Of
the City Council tomorrow night
PRETTY NEARLY PERSONAL.
Miss Aureia Blankenship. of Swift
Creek. Chesterfield county, who has been
visiting IN Portsmouth and Manchester,
has returned home.
Miss Lottie Coleman, who has been witt
ing friends In this city, returned TO her
home in Chester last evening.
MIR. NJ A. Cogbill and Mr.. I. Z. Petit
grew, of Chesterfield, will be among the
Chesterfieldians who will attend the Meth
odist Conference in Danville tAis week.
MIR. Claude b. Davis, who has been Ill
with typhoid-fever, Is SLOWLY improving.
4 regular meeting of the School Board
will be held in the public school build
Ing tonight.
Mrs Charles s. Maurice continues ex-
tremely i'll. and her death is expected at
any moment.
Mr.. George T.. Robertson, of Chester,
was I'm the city yesterday.
Mr. William III. Kennon. OF Powhatan,
was In the city yesterday.
A VERY BOLD ROBBERY.
A very bold robbery was committed
Monday night on the farm of Mr.. j. w.
Alley. who lives on the Ninth-street road,
not far from Manchester The thieves
went to his stable, tied a wire around
the neck of a valuable heller and led her
down In the pasture a few hundred yards
miss the heifer until Tuesday afternoon,
when he found a portion Of the carcase
in the field. About Il year ago Mr.. Alley
suffered q similar loss.
Mr.. II. Clay Chamblin, proprietor Of
Whitby stock farm in Chesterfield, was
race at Fleetwood Park, New York. be-
tween the king of trotting stations, Di-
Tectum. and the western turf-queen, AK.
The Methodists Of this city are very
much interested in the appointments of
the conference now IN session In Danvllle,
will be returned.
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