The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
MAD DOG sc ARES
.FuL TON NAN
An Effort 10 Get Electric Motor Power.
for Fans.
MR.. GEORGE sEAY RETURNS.
An Effort TO Get Electric Motor Power.
Was in the Battle of San Juan Hill.
Services in the Churches To-day.
a Ncdding-Personal Items
About Fulton People.

A mad-dog chase occurred near Csim-
borazo Park on last Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Clifford Drinker, proprietor Oh orl
Lee Dairy, was returning from ms MIN
route, and just after entering lne Gov
ernment Road at Chimborazo Park ne
noticed dog which was trying 10 bite
his horse. He cut at the dog with his
whip. The dog did not mind the whip.
He then tried with his team to outrun
the. dog, hut he could not do So Jumping
out of his wagon he attacked the dog
and knocked it down. The dog, recov-
ering, ran at Mr. Drinker, forcing him
to get into his wagon again. Several
dogs ran up and attacked the mad brute,
but the rabid animal got the best OF the
other dogs Mr.. Drinker says that seve-
raj ladies had narrow escape from be-
ing bitten. The last seen of the dog he
was going down the Williamsburg Road
past the National Cemetery.
The Fulton people for the past two or
three years have tried in vain to have
electric fans put in operation here. They
were informed that the wires operating
motors and fans came down only as far
as Twentylfifth Street. There are about
twenty-five or thirty persons in Fulton
who have said that they would take from
one to three electric fans. It is hoped
that the new company that Is now being
organized will grant the request of these
people or that some of the councilInen
will see that this end of the town does
have the same privileges as other portions
have, especially when the people are WILL
ing to pay for them.
RETURNS FROM WARS.
Mr.. George Seay, a Fulton boy, who has
been seeing service with Uncle sam In
Cuba for the past two years as pugler
in Troop NI OF the Eighth Cavalry
reached his home Friday night, after be-
ing honorably discharged, on account of
disease OF the throat, which he contracted
in Cuba.
On october 10th Mr.. Seay was trans
ferred to the Marine Service. When seen
at his residence Friday night he gave an
interesting account of the battles around
San Juan in which he took part and
also stated that after a short stay with
his parents he would re-enlist in the
Marine Service Mr.. Seay received
warm welcome from his many friends,
who were glad to see him alive again
after such a long absence. ME- SeaE
stated that Mr.. Edgar Hickman was also
a member of that troop stationed in
Cuba.
IN THE. CHURCHES.
Rev. J. T. Routten will occupy the pull
pit at Denny-Street Methodist Episcopal
Church at both services to-day. At
IL A. NJ his subject will be "a String
less Harp on a Weeping Willow;" at i:45
P M. What a Blind Man Saw and Felt
will be his subject
Rev. q. cabell Henning will preach at
the Fulton Baptist Church at both ser
vices to-day. At IL A. GI. his sub
ject will be THE Work of the Christian
is Greater than Working Miracles. AT
s P. NJ. he will continue the series of SER
mons on What Baptists Believe and Why.
He will speak on The Baptist idea OF
New Testament church.
There will be a called meeting of Pat
rick Henry Council, No. u, j. o. U. A. NJ,
at their hall on Williamsburg Avenue on
Monday night at o'clock.
The Ladies Auxiliary Society of Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal Church Will
meet at the residence of Mrs. r. Nielsen,
on Williamsburg Avenue.
The Builders League of DennyStreet
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet al
the residence of Mrs. Walter Wood, No.
516 Denny Street, on Wednesday evening
at 3 o'clock.
The Kings Daughters and Sons will
meet at the residence of Miss Florence
Montgomery. of louisiana Street, on Mon
day night.
Rev John w. Dawgherty, pastor of the
Apostolic Church, will fill his pulpit on
both occasions to-day. AT the morn
ing service his subject will be The Fall
of Nominal Christianity" AT night his
subject will be The Fifth Empire" On
Monday The will leave TOR Baltimore to
hold a series of meetings for a week.
There will be the regular Sunday SER
vices at Weddel1 Memorial Church on to-
day.
THEY WERE Welded.
Mr.. Harvey Holmes and Miss Sue An
drews were among the Fulton couples
that were married in Washington on
last Monday.
Mr.. Arthur Cornwall. of varina, has
returned home from a business trip in
Florida.
Rev. B. caben Hening mas been con-
Quoting a series of meetings at the Bar
ton Heights Baptist church for the past
week and the result is that Pastor Clarke.
of that church. will baptize quite num-
Der tonight.
Mr.. Four. of Newport News, paid a
visit sshis week to Mr.. Willie Routten, on
Denny Street.
Mr.. Jerome Brown. of Fulton Hill. Is
able to be out after an attack of the rneu-
matism.
Miss Blanche Coghill has returned home
after a pleasant stay in Newport News
and Norfolk visiting friends and relatives.
Master Joe Routten, who has been sick
for the past week, is improving.
Mr.. William Starden is quite sick. at his
residence near Talleyyile. New Kent
county.
Mr.. Eddie Coghill has returned to his
home, Nicholson Street. after having
been operated upon at the Sailors Hos
pttal, slightly improved.
Miss Lucy Merridue is confined to her
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