The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-26
A Full TON BOY
IS IN CHE FOO.
He Writes of the Condition Of Affairs
in China.
AN EXCITING RUNAWAY.
den,-seryices ut the Churches.
News, Personal and Brief,
ofEuiton.
AN EXCITING RUNAWAY.

Mr.. James Z. Grady received letter
Friday from MIR. stephen Mcmahon. the
young Fulton warrior who is IN Che Foo
China, on the United States Ship York
town. He speaks OF the bonlbardment
made and of tbs bravery exhibited by the
American soldiers, whom he says, know
no fear when maddened by the cannons
roar. It is d wonderful sight, he says,
to see the foreign war-siips, about 100,
ready to give China h@r death-knell. He
also speaks in glowing terms of the bra
very Of the japanese. who are fighters
pure and simple. 1t is no longer novelty
now, he says, TO ses dead Cinnamon
floating along the river, the result OF the
deadly fire Of the Allies
Among the other Fulton heroes who are
either III China or on thsir way there are
Messrs- William Ellerson John Linck,
William (Bee) Martin and Henry Sterling.
LIVES IN PERIL.
While MeSSrS. Louis Seals and William
Whitlow We're returning viii. their chill
dren from a visit to Mr. Patrick Clarke,
near Fort Lee, on last Sunday evening,
their buggy came in contact with q gate
post and the horse became frightened
and threw Mr.. Whitlow heavily to the
ground: one of his children also fell out.
Mr.. Seals, seeing their condition, at once
Grasped the reins, and with two small
children in his arms, tried to control the
frightened steed, but the animal had be-
come so crazy it was past controlling.
So picking up his little daughter Evelyn,
Mr.. Seals tried to drop her along on the
road, but the little girl fell to the ground
near the wheels and was run over, her
clothes being torn from her body and
many bruises inflicted.
Tbs horse. continuing his course. soon
collided with a cart that was passing and
overturned the buggy, throwing Mr. Seals
and Mr. Whit Lows dane n The
ground, but doing no injury 10 them.
The animal at this time stopped and Mr.
Whitlow arrived upon the scene. The
gentlemen borrowed cart, attached the
fragments of the buggy on behind
and SeturR=d home. a physician was
called in to attend little Miss Evelyn. and
after an examination it was found that
she had only received severa! bruises. She
is now able to be going around the house.
STRANGE ACCIDENT.
Mrs. William Seay, Of Williamsburg Az
enue, met with a very painful accident
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Seay. who was
suffering considerably with a boil her
face, was standing on her front porch
trying to catch a cool breeze of air when
she was struck on the boil by rock
thrown by a drunken negro "a another ne
gro VINO was passing opposite Mrs. Seay's
porch. The negro seeing the missile CONF
ing, lodged and it struck Mrs. Seay
heavy blow, causing a painful bruse. Mrs
Sea was removed into her house and was
treated by her family physician
AT THE CHURCHES
Rev B. c. HeninS, the pastor Of Full
ton baptist Church, will occupy his pulpit
on both OCCASION to-day. His subject at
II A. NJ. vii be "a Divine Plan for Every
Life. At S r NJ: A City Without q
Man.
The Ladies Auxiliary Society Of Denny
Street NJ. e. Church will hold their week
ly meetings with Mrs. w. J. Mays of State
Street Monday at p. NJ.
Rev J, Z. Routten will occupy his pull
pit on both occasions to-day at Denny
Street NJ. Z. Church
The Builders League of Denny Street
M E. Church will meet Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Capt. r. II. McCook,
OF State Street at o'clock.
Rev Mr.. ]. Y. bowman, of All Saints
Episcopal Church, will administer sacra-
ment at to-nshts services at Wadden
Memorial chapel.
The Kings Daughters and Sons VIII
meet Monday at S 2 NJ, at the residence
of Miss Martha Black Denny Street.
PERSONAL AND BEll1F-
Miss Louise Farmer the attractive and
accomplished dausn.ec OF Mr.. j. T. Ear
r1er of Raleigh, n. c., is visiting her
uncle, Mr. Fred. Keuster, of !0S Graham
Street.
Miss Nellie 3 sylmar, Of Louisiana Street
is visiting -elasives in Portsmouth.
Mr.. W. T. 1'rant, of Fourth Street. who
has been confined 70 his home for several
weeks, is improving.
Mrs. e r. Mecidue and children, accom-
panied by Miss Minnie Harden. are visit
ing friends in GOoGlland county.
Miss Annie Deoppe is quite sick at her
residence, on upper louisiana Street.
Miss Rosa Britton is spending several
months at Sweet Chalybreate Springs.
Rev. w. 3. Haisiip, of Leesburg, Va,
who has been visiting Mr.. r. L. Harri-
son, at Wavcrly, of Fulton Hill, has re-
turned home after a pleasant visit to
his friends in the city.
Miss Julia Markham, who had an at
tack OF malaria5 fever, is improving.
Miss Addie Dunkley is sick at her resi-
denCe on louisiana Street
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. w. Reams have return
ed from 1heir vacation spent at Vir
ginia Beach.