The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11
FULTON NEWS 81
Bodies Removed to New Jcrsey-Grcat
Revival Tn the East E.nd.

Bodies Removed TO New JcrSey-Orci1t
Revival in the East End.
The remains of the Westervelt family,
who persisted in ike fire at their resi-.
dence, on Chaffin's Bluff, We're shipped,
by the direction of AR. Westervelt's ia.
Their. who came on to attend the funeral,
to his home, in New Jersey The little
boy. who was the only one who escaped
the flames Of fire, also accompanied his
GRANDPA Their TO his home. Mr.. Wester7s
Welt was well known in Fulton, where.
he had been trading for good number
OF years, having been In town on ff1aly
week. Mr. Westervelt was spoken OF
by his Tneighbors as stralsht-lor-" afu,
honest farmer
The report of Station No. 2, which is
located in Fuleon. of the post-otiice. shows
an increase of so per cent. IN postal
receipts, and 30 per cent Increase IN
money orders, over the receipts OF the
same month Of last year. This station
is under the charge of Mr.. r. L. Har-.
rison-
a lamp exploded in the dining-room OF
Mr.. SR. H .;AIcCevoi's residence on last
Monda v light. Mrs N1cCevok was sitting
onnosite the lamp, on the other side OF
the table. but fortuna tely, the fragments
few In the other direction and setting fire
TO the table and mating Mr.. AicCeVoks
had retired for. the night, but. rushlns
down stairs. he found the whole room
on fire.
He Immediately grabbed, pair OF new
blankets. his wife had just purchased'
and bega: lighting the ire, Wnlcn was
gaining considerable Roadway. After ABOUT
. ho,,r Of hard work ne succeeded in sub
DUNG the flames. The damage amounted
to about $50.
The greatest revival that perhaps has
ever been experienced by the Denny
Street congregation, has been IN prosress
at the Methodist Church for the last. lhr rec
weeks. Rev. j. Sidney Peters conducted
services up to Friday night, When me pas
tor, Rev J. r. Routten. preached 10 q
large CONGREGATION of deepiE-interested
siisteners There we're two professions that
night. Mr. Routten announced tnat 5tli II,
ray;yo1 services would continue through.
Sunday. -
He will open the doors of the church 10
receive members at the morning service
{ There will be revival services at nlshe'
conducted by the pastor
Rev. B. Cabell Hening Will NOT accupy
his pulpit Sunday, on account OF .lie
death Of his brother, Charles hennon
Eening, which took placestts ednesusls q
srhe Virginia Hospital.
Rev. J. w. Kincheloe will preach at
A M. and at sT:45 p. NJ. Rev DE-. II. >.
Willineham will occupy the pulpit
Mrs Mary Perry IS quite SICK at her#
residence, on Orleans Street
Mr., G. Streams. who has been signify
indisposed for the past few days, Is ou lt
again. a,,,to e;c1-
Mr.. John Boulware continues qufte SICK
at his residence. on Orleans Street.
Mrs. James E. Grady, who has been
quite sick, at her residence on Denny
street. rs able to be out a gam: e
Mrsw. R. Jones, who has been con- on.
fined to her bed for several Weeks WET a.l'.
I rheumatism, is improving. iS
MT. Henry Johnson, VINO met Win Win q
yery painful accident several weeks ago
falling down a flight OF stairs and
breaking several ribs, as getting aio 1'ss
very nicely. &.
residence on Fulton Hill, with the grip
Mr. Daniel B. Jordan, Of Varina, con-
Times quite sick at his residence. MT.
Jordan hasabeen resident of Varina OF
oven eighty years.
Mr.. ITEiie Allan. continues quite sick at
+ his residence. ION Lester Street.
< The Houisd ers, League, of Denny-Street
N. E.. chur Oh, will meet a the residence
of Mrs. Dr. Barksdale e on "Wednesday
afternoon at 30 clock !.
The Fulton Hell Literary Club Will meet
at the residence of Mrs. Hubbard on next
Friday nj ght sat IS o'clock.
Mr.. Rudolph Gill. of NeWpo-t News is
on a visit#to his father, Mr.. Iarkin NJ
Gill, on williamsburg avenue. ssS
Mrs. Susie " Meredith left for Norfolk
to visit friends and latives.
Miss Bessie Holloway left for Balt -l-