The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
FULTON NEWS NOTES.
The Events of the Past Week in That Lo-
coliiy.

The funeral Of Mrs. l.. +. Reams, the
mother OF Mr. J. o. Reams, TOOK place.
last Sunday evening at O'CLOCK at t he
home OF her son, Mr.. j. o. Reams, 5'o'
Williamsburg avenue. She was a pans
taking. devoted mother. Deceased leaves
seven children. The funeral TOOK piace
from Fulton Baptist church last MONDAY
evening and large concourse OF irlehuS
followed the remains TO the cemetery
where It was lad TO rest.
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: Messrs. Julian Mitchell, +. FL
lett. Captain u. S. Rice, Charles Seay,
George Chalkley. II. II. Allen. Norman
Jordan. and +. Booker.
MIR. John r. Moore. who died at his
house. on Fifth street, last Tuesday
morning at 1880 o'clock, was well known,
having lived N this section the most
part Of his life. His funeral took place
from 81. PatrlcK's church last Thursday
morning with requiem mass. The inter
ment was at Mount Calvary. The follow
ing gentlemen acted as pali-bearers:
Messrs. John Roach Peter Martin, John
O'Connor, w. j. O'Dwyer. John Mcmahon,
NJ. Mcnamara, John Shoehan. and John
Duffy
Charlie. the seven-year-old son Of Mrs.
Annie Klein, died at the residence of
his uncle, II. II. McCook, No. CO.. State
street last Thursday morning. The fu-
neral took place from No Goa State street
yesterday evening at O'Clock.
The residence of Mr.. II. II. Woodson
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock was the
scene OF very pretty home wedding,
when his accomplished daughter, Miss
Beulah. became the bride Of Mr. a. G.
Allen, a popular young man and an en-
ploye of the Richmond Cedar-W Works. The
l.. faE. .4afrr hT H..
dal tour, which will take in a visit TO
Mr. Aliens former home, in Caroline.
The large government steam tug,
Robert Leslie. which has been used by
the government engineers in surveying
James river for the past several months,
will be permanently located here. The
crew that came here with the tug have
been discharged. a local crew Will pro
baby run her hereafter on surveying
trips The ,eteam launch Nat wall be
used about the harbor and on short trips.
Captain Thomas c. Cunningham and
Mr.. John Combea. the captain and tho
chief engineer of the new city tug
Thomas Cunningham Sr., will leave this
month TO be aboard of the new tug when
she makes her trial trip at Philadelphia
Rev. J. w. Daughcrty. pastor OF Full
ton church. will leave for Newport News
Tuesday, where he will preach at the
Baptist church. During Mr.. Daugherty's
absence his place will be filed by Rev
Mr. Wood pastor of Newport News Bap-
fist church.
Mr.. James O'Con-or, Of West Point,
who has been visiting relatives on Louis
lana street for several days. returned
home last Thursday accompanied by his
niece Miss Nellie Duffy
Mrs Charles Deoppe. who has been
quite i'll during the past several weeks.
is at present much improved.
Mr.. ~ A. Emght left last Monday
steadily employed.
Mr.. James Sheahan, who for the past
several months has been at work in
West Virginia, returned home this week.
James Edward. the infant son of Mr..
A. Clarke died at his fathers residence,
No. 3S25 Williamsburg avenue, last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Julia Clarke a venerable and
highly-esteemed lady of Henrico and
mother of Mr.. George W. Clarke. post
master of Fort Lee, was buried last
Sunday in a private burying-ground on
her farm. in HenricO. large number
of friends of the family attended the
funeral.
Mr.. Simmons, drug clerk at DR.. Will
liam f. Farrer's drugstore, on Lester
street. is critically i'll at the Retreat for
the Sick. with typhoid-pneumonhl.
Mr.. 4. A. Gilmer returned Monday from
a business trip to Baltimore.
The fourteen-year-old son OF Mr. Julian
Mitchell is quite sick with fever at
his fathers residence. on Seventh street.