Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
NEWS FROM FULTON.
some Ono Engaged In Insutffng
T.adies-Personal Ite0s.


T.adies-Personal Itens.
Some mlscreant has been insulting ladies'
who are employed in Fulton and reside
on Church Hll. Several OF the Lower
gas-house men are on the lookout for
The perpetrator Of these outrages. and II
he IS caught he will no doubt be severely
dealt with.
There wac much excitement on Chin
borazo Park last Sunday, when 1t was
thought that the man who had been
soaring the ladies had been apprehended.
An officer was 'phoned for. and on his
arrival the man proved that he was not
the guilty party.
Jack McCauiey, who was here some
years ago on government-contract work
on the river, arrived last week. and will
proceed again to try TO dynamite the
rock out Of the river. The machine which
was brought here 10 smash the rock by
osolating power did not prove a success
on this rock and the contractors VIII
use dynamite.
Mt r. L. Harrison has a spring on
his place which has a capacity OF 5000 gai-
Ions a day. He recently put In hydraulic
ram. and his house. barn. and out-houses
are now supplied with the water.
The funeral Of Jimmie. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Il. Smith. took place Friday
afternoon.
Mr. J. b. Blckeretaff had his valuable
riding horse stolen from him last Satur-
day while the steed was tied IN lot on
Williamsburg avenue.
Walter T. Johnson. son OF Henry John
son. a prominent citizen Of Varina. and
Miss Eva Tuck. were united In holy mat
rinOny on last Wednesday evening at
5 O'Clock. Mt the residence Of the brides
mother, near Four-Mile Creek Baptist
church. by the Rev Mr. Hoover.
The members OF Engine Company No.
g. had a great time Tuesday night
smoking a box Of cigars Mr.. l.. Leslie
Powell presented them with.
A delightful fruit supper was given
Friday night at the residence of Mr..
Robert Gaulding. $50 Seventh street, ny
a number Of young ladies. Parlor and
other games. and vocal and instrumental
music did much to enliven the occasion.
Supper was served at II o'clock, efter
which the merry party wendell their way
home. much pleased with the evening
spent
Among those in attendance were Misses
Linda Gaulding. Nora Childrese, Eva
Weber. Pearl Breeder, Pearl KilgrOw.
Annie Rock, Lula Enroughty, and little
Miss Emma Gauldng; Messrs. c. Mosby.
J. Welsh. b. Alley. c. Chalkley. ID. Mar
tin. c. Tyree. r. Childress. J. Enroughty,
and j.. Johnson.
Mr.. Wilson r. Reams Will leave to-mor-
row for Madison. Wis, 10 enter the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin, TO study for the
ministry
Mr. Reams Is n son Of Superintendent
G W. Rcams. Of the Cedar Works.
Miss Alice Walker, Of Walkerton, who
has been spending some time with Mr..
and Nrs. 8 j. Wad1ill. on Fulton Hi.
returned to her home this week.
Miss Emily Waddnl. who has been
spending the summer at Goshen, returned
home last week.
Mrs. s. 7. Waddlll, who has been sum
mering at Goshen, returned home last
night
Miss Cora Smith. the popular organist
~ the Denny-Street Methodist church, ie
on an extended visit TO relatives at the
seashore.
Miss Matte Harvey has returned home
qftar n delightful visit Of several weeks
g. relatives I'm Newport News and Norfolk.
Misses Nellie and Rosa Duffy, after a
several months trip 10 the Eastern Shore,
returned home last Thursday.
Mr.. James O'Connor and daughtvr,
Miss Agnes O'Connor. OF West Point.
after a pleasant visit to relatives on
Louisiana avenue. returned home last
Thursday.
William Simmons has returned from
the mountains. where he has been for
the benefit 81 his health.
Peter 9. Wells returned last week from
Rockbridge Alum Springs much improved
Miss Moody Johnson, Of Ashland, re-
turned Tuesday 20 her home. She was
accompanied by Miss Maggie johnson
and Miss Oracle Mays.
The infant child II Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kennedy. on Louisiana street. was ex-
tremely Ill last week, but IS now much
better.