The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
FULTON'S GHOST
STILL A MYSTERY
HeadIess Woman is Seen in the Resi-
dence of William MoseIey.
POLITICAL RALLY WEDNESDAY.
Cyclone Jim Marshall VIII Be 0ue Of the
Speskers-ooming Marriage OF
Prominent fulton couple.
Personal ana Brief.
POLITICAL RALLY WEDNESDAY,

The ghost that haunts the family Of
William Moseiey tcoloreo), at NO. Ii
Hague Street. has not YET been capturul.
The announcement several days ego
that a gnust WAS i'll The house has created
consiueiaDie eXcIIenlenL, mol oAiy AZ IN
peaceful town OF sutton pul almost every
car brings passengers from grea,er
Rlchfnonu ana Manchester TO WISH the
haunted scenes.
There are a hundred different stories
told by the neighpors, VINO are as super
silouS as the iMoseieys. ~ number Of
them have already moved away, and If
this mystery lasts many more days the
Whole negro population in that section
VIII shake the dust OF Hague Street from
their feet.
Moseley and his family moved into the
j house several weeks ago, after 4 had
Been vacant some time and since they
have taken UP their abode there some
thing has PLAYED havoc with their furni-
! lure lure. Every window glass in ghe house
7 has been broken during the nighttime
Il From what the Moseleys and the neigh
bors say. it is a common sight TO see
chairs and tables walk from one room to
another, dishes fly through the window,
doors open and shut
"A WOMAN IN WHITE.
2, Several people say that they have seen
a woman in white going around lil4 house.
and Rosa Mosley, the daughter, said That
she saw this woman triaay morning, anu
that the woman picked up a hammer and
started to throw il at her bull lad it
down, and, picking up a hairpin, threw
it at her. striking her in the tace. Some
of the people who say that they nave
seen the woman in white. say that SIZE
has no head
Others bent on curiosity entered the
haunted dwelling but emerged quickly. as.
things went on in there which were not
TO their fancy, and they escaped with
heart palpitation. They reported seeing
a frying pan sailing around the room like
a canary bird.
Other residents in the immediate vicini-
ty suffer some Inconvenience as q result
Of thu ghost
Mr.. j. .. Carneal, who owns the house,
says that he visited the place Thursday
and found it In a very dilapidated condi-
ton, with the windows broken, but that
a negro family by the name Of BraNton
lived in the house for FIVE years. and that
he never heard any complaint from them
of ghosts
a delegation from one of the cclored
churches visited the house Friday night
and offered to hold a prayer service with
the family. They refused, saying that
they did not wish to have the Lord and
the devil in the house at the same time.
The campaign in Fulton will open on
"Wednesday night with a big rally at Don
ahue's Hall. If the hall Will not accom-
MEDIATE the audience an open-air nesting
will be held opposite the hall. The meet
ing will be held under the auspices OF the
Fulton Democratic Club.
The speakers viii be Senators William
p Barksdale. of Halifax; Julian Bryant
Of Hiurico. and Judge James (Cycione
5im) Marshall. of Craig county.
APPROACHING WEDDING.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Annie Maria Swain Sullivan TO
Mr.. Thomas Francis O'Connor. The GER
e,nony will 5e performed on next Ned
ncsday at ST ratricls's Church at 81 \.
NJ Miss Sullivan is the daughter OF Mrs.
Budget Sullican, OF Graham Street Mr
OsConnor is a wcli-fncwn business man
of F:l.tcn.
The Kings Daughters and Sons NIL
sender their former leader. Miss Martha
Black. a reception AT her residence, No.
l5 Denny Street on Tuesday night Miss I
Black returned yesterday from stay
Of several months IT the northern sea-
shore resorts, her old home in Water
bury, Conn. and visit to her sister.
Mrs. Crina Burr of Arlington. New Jer-
seg.
The Builders League of Denny-street
Methodist Episcopal Church, viii meet
on "Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. a.