The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28

from his brother Charles, OF Ros%eH,
h. a., stating that has health IS iinp.os.
Eng rapidly. tdr. kaufelt lett futloh iast
tsummcr.
considerable excitement was caused on
Tho extreme end of St.llc street last taon-
,..avs oyeY,.n-- BY q family row OF some
huom,rcnt G:.rliies of that section tricks
sxyere fixing RAPIDLY, but when an oniceT
,r,nneared on the scene, they scattered
In every direction.
!. There viii be debate at Denny-s.reet
cM. l.. church next Tuesday night by some
of Iruiton.s most prominent debafers INC
subject win be: rs Turtle Fish or Is
II Camel"
Lester street, the main thorouSh1are
10 Fulton, IS In a very bad condition. The
receutly-laid paving and the previous
rains have caused many holes, whicn al
might hinder, and are very dangerous 10.
travel. owing TO the darkness Oh inc
street, there being but one gas-lalnp on
Ehat thorouEhfare between Maple and
Nicholson streets, a distance OF several
squares.
Mr. G. W.sRogers, of Fulton, has re-
sciyed q letter from John Link. Fulton
boy. who is now seeing active service on
the firing line. stationed at linus. eighteen
miles from Manila Mir. Link writes an
Interesting account of his voyage 10 Ma
Mia Bay. Air. Link loft San Francesca on
august IStI d1lu dTIlfcu III A'AtAiiAi" t't's
September the 18th. lie has been on the
firing Inc seven times since his arrival
at linus. Mr.. Link writes that he is en-
Joying the best of health.
Mr. Link wns in the Spanish-Amcrican
twar and saw active service in Cuba, but
mt the close of the war he was mustered
bout He remained at home few weeks
and then re-enlisted for the Philippines at
THE recruiting office of this city, being
10 Cnnr,an3, Fourth limited
Estates Infantry.
/ Miss May Rowe. who has been visiting
1he Misses Smith, of 100 State street. has
Returned home.
Jennie, the youngest daughter of Cap
tain and Mrs. G.. NJ. Rogers, who has
been critically III for several weeks, is
RAPIDLY recovering.
MYRTLE FILBATEs BETTER.
Myrtle, the little daughter Of Mrs. L.
%. Tlbates. S13 Graham street, who was
painfully burned about the head last Sun
day by the explosion Of lamp, is much
improved.
Mr.. Roy Dun had his hand badly mash
I'D last Saturday evening by the pile drir-
ier. which he Is employed upon.
The horse attached TO the buggy OF
AIRS L. T. Filbates was frightened by a
passing car at Twenty-eghth and Main
streets last Saturday evening" Mrs Eli
Sbates and a lady friend who was ac-
.companying her home. were thrown. out
tand bruised considerably. The buggy
was smashed to pieces The horse was
nnhurt
"A Duel in the Woods will be the
Sunday morning subject Of Rev. ]. 4.
Routten, the pastor of Denny-Strect Meth
aodist Episcopal church. At 1:45 p. NJ.
he will answer the question: who has
che best right to the Mife-her first OF.
0ast husband"
his pulpit at Fulton Baptist church to-
Cay both morning and night. His
subject at IL A NJ. will be Things to be
s1Iafu Aside" and at T:4o p. NJ, 1.-THE
Greatest Offer
Mr. Earl Meyers formerly of the Mill
tliser Manufacturing Company, has &C
,cepfed a responsible position with the
Clyde Line Steamship Company Of Phil
adeiphia.
Mr.. Gilbert Smith. an esteemed en-
foloye Of VIM. R. Trigg Shipbuilding Com
pany, has accepted valuable position
with the Newport News shipbuilding Co.
He will leave Tor his neT field of labor
about February 1st.
Mr.. w. II. Pease has announced HIM
self candidate Tor Justice of the
Peace.
Mcssrs. Dudley McCaul and Wesley
whitlock Will leave for Accomac county,
where they have accepted positions with
q large lumber company
SICK IMPROVING.
Mr.. T.. L. johnson is quite sick at his
residence, 3Sl7 Williamsburg avenue.
Mr.. James Avery, who has been very
sick at his residence on Louisiana street,
Us improving.
Mr.. C. S. Rea1ns, who has been quito
sick at his residence on Nicholson street
IS able to be at his business again
Mr.. Otto Markum, who has been SICK
for the past two weeks. mas recovered.
Mr. Andrew Boulware, who has been
4 rick for quite a while, is improving.
Mr.. James Vaughan, who has been sick
s,t his residence on Nicholson street, Is
able to be out again.
Miss Ella Jordan is sick at her residence
on Nicholson street
Mr.. Jeff Robinson has been quite SICK
Mrs. Nat Whitlow is quite sick at her
residence on Denny street.
Mr.. William Bacon is still sick at his
residence on Lewis street
AFR Lawrence Martin who has been
esick at his residence on Williamsburg
pYenue. Is able to be out again.
Mr.. Willie connan, of ZIP Louisiana
street, is Improving from a severe attack
OF pneumonia.
Miss Lizzie ToEnbs. of $50 Williamsburg
avenue, is Improving rapidly.
Mrs. T. IA. Samuel on River Road, Is
tmproring.
Mrs. sam Amber. of 6s2 Louisiana
street, has recovered from sever at
Z tack of pneumonia
Mrs. Armstrong. of lsi Louisiana street
Is improving,
sj Mrs. Mary Eacho, OF Dcnn! street, Is
! table to he out again.
Gladius. youngest daughter OF r. L.
Harrison, of Fulton Hill. is sick.
Mrs. Ben Levy is sick at the residence
anf her mother Cos Louisiana street.
MISS Beulah McDonough. who has been
slightly indisposed. is able to be out
Rsatu-
aence. 7o7 Graham street.
MRS. Tom stultz, who has been ex-
tren,sly Ill al her residence In Farmville.
IS Improving.
Bernard eldest son OF afr. Len Harden.
4s very sick al his fathers residence. on
louisiana street.
DELiGFTTFUL SOCI AL.
There was delightful social given at
The residence Of Mrs. T,yree. 622 Louisiana
j street. Mrs. Tsree was the hostess and
i In generous manner supplied her guests
with everything that the heart could de-
af preaf qYfioy-