The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
MANY MAD DOGS
DOWN IN FULTON
The Intense Heat Has Caused the
Disease Among Them.
AN ELECTRICAL PLAN 7,
Rev. Cabcll Henin: Has Returned
The Tenth: Club Oh an Outing.
Church, Services To-Day.
O,her News OF Suburb

The whole city OF Fulton has been dis
.urbed for the past week with mad dogs.
Five have been killed in and around Full
ton in the past few days. Dogs, horses
and COWS have been bitten by the sup
posed mad dogs.
In al, interview with several citizens who
are lovers of dogs The reporter in
CURED Of them their view about the DIS
case and was told il was due TO the
hot weather, which Fulton has experienced
during the past week, which caused the
poor dumb creatures TO prowl around
during the day seeking cool places in
which 20 rest 10 avoid the warm rays oil
Old Sol and being unfortunate, they be-
come cross and begin to snap al every
Ting that crosses their path. For an
instance one dog was seen for several
minutes swapping nj telegraph pole, as
.nadly as If he was trying TO gnaw IL into
spiinters.
A beautiful greyhound was taken with
the awful 1nalady and was killed near
Williamsburg AyeiSle on Thursday. No
persons or horses hive been affected TO
any extent from the bites.
1t is rumored that prominent northern
capitalists will erect electrical plant
in Fulton TO supply the merchants and
business houses with fans. motors
Rev B. Cabeli Hening, pastor nf Full
ton Baptist church. returned on Thursday
from Wythev!lle. Va, where he had been
In the interest of the State Mission Board
and will occupy his pulpit at both ser
vices to-day, as he will do during me
balance of the summer. His SUBJECT al
II A NJ. will be- Telling Each Other Our
Faults" AT P. NJ. III the Righteous
are Scarcely Saved, Where will the UnSod-
ly and Sinner Appear
The pulpit of Denny-Street NJ Il.
Church viii be occupied to-day during the
absence of the pastor, who with his ram
tiv, is summerins al Buckroe Beach. AT
II A NJ. by Rev. L. II. Boggs. of Bar
ton Heights and at S 2. NJ. by Rev. W. IL
Reynolds
The Ladies Auxiliary Society Of Denny,
Street Methodist Episcopal church VIII
hold its meeting on Monday at ) t. NJ.
with Mrs. Jenkins on Fourth STREET
Miss Belle Childress, of Nicholson Street.
is visiting at Lawrenceville. Va.
The Builders League Of Denny-Street
Methodist Episcopal church will meet at
the residence of Mrs. Leonard, No. 700
Louisiana Street, on "Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Mays. of Blacks
burg, S. C.. are visiting relatives In fui-
ton.
Mrs. A G. Allen and son, Russell. are
visiting friends and relatives at Freder-
icksburg-
TENTING CLUB OUTING.
The Fulton Tentng Club left Thursday
for months stay at Buckroe Beach
and other seashore resorts. The party
consisted of Misses Lille and Matilda
Nielsen. Pearl Smith, Emma Porr and
Mrs. Fncsa Reams, and MesSrs. Horace
Seals. Barney McDonough. Arthur Nielsen,
Bernard NARROW. w. T. Witty ana Rev.
J. I. Routten and family. This club has
had their annual outings for the past
several seasons at Buckroe.
Miss Lettie J. Whitlow and Mr.. Leonard
Manly Austin We're married in the pres
ence OF a few friends at the parlors of
Rev. W. A. Laughon. at his residence, on
South Fourth Street, on last Tuesday
night
John Whitlow, of Fulton. and Mr.. Austin
Is an esteemed emnloye of the Richmond
Cedar Works. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Austin will
reside al No. 3S16la Seventh Street
GOOD RECORD.
The Fulton Brownie Ball Club have made
record for themselves which will al
ways he known in the history of baseball
In Fulton. The Brownies have been vic
Iorious the whole season. having defeated
some OF the pest amateur teams in the
city. On last Saturday they defeated the
Rosehuds of Oregon Hill by score of 10
Ia i. On Wednesday morning they defeat
ed Buffers Pets by a score of is to IA
and IN the afternoon they iollied out to
Lee monument grounds with victory stamp
ed on their foreheads and defeated the
heavy hitters from Triggs Shpyard by a
score of 5 10 i. The feature of the game
was thu work Of T!gnor. the Brownies
pitcher, who struck out i men and only
aiiSe...ed 5 hits 10 be made during the
sanr
ANNUAL OUTING.
The Letter Carriers Association of Rich
.nond. gave their annual outing al
Etern's Farm. about three miles below the
city. on the sth. The party formed at
Louisiana and Lester Streets and marched
10 the wharf where r. II. McCook' s
yacht. Shamrock. was lying and shortly
were seen gliding down the river, all hands
singing We won't get home TIL morning, =
led by Mr. Henry Burkert. the popular
carrier Of Fulton. Their destination was
shortly reached and Uncle SANS boys
were soon enjoying the hospitality of the
farm like 10; of school boys out on
holiday After dinner boating. fishing and
baseball were INDUCED in until the sun
began 10 sink.