The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26
HUNTING FOR
SEAY'S MURDERER
RevardsAggregatings 2,oooHave
Been Raised Beggars
Intuition.
Intuition.

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Mr. Charles Seay, brother Of John
Seay, the young man who WAS murdered
in NoI,lcsvile, Ind. on December 21st,
received a letter last week from the Of
Gcals of that city, stating that rewards
aggregatng $1,000 had been raised. and
is now offered for the capture of and
bringing Seay's murderer to justice.
Several of the best detectives of the
Pinkcrton's Agency arc at work on the
case.
Fodrea, the young man who is sup
posed to have committed the crime IS
still i'll jail, and no effort has been MADE
to secure his release. He appears in
different to the efforts which are beng
| made to prove him guilty
The llind-hearted and charitable resi-
dents Of Fulton. who have done mucn
to aid the suffering OF the poor OF the
community, are now being imposed upon
by a set of professional burglars or
crooks. For several months the out
skirts Of the city have been the place Of
abode Of Il camp of so-called Sypslcs,
insisting Of several men and women and
a dozen OF children. The mon stay
around the camp and compel the chill
drcn 10 go out and solicit aid
/ \ great meeting for children Will be
Ieltl eO-liS3il liIC eisOiA '1hp-
fist Church. The pastor, Rev. w. 5.
Leake. will address the meeting on the
subject of Little Light and will eX-
hibit fancy burning candles to illustrate
his points. The children will sing.
NJ. I-eaKe is TeryNanHious to help the
children of Fulton and will preach to
them from time to time. Not only the
little folks are invited to this service,
but big ones as well. The meeting VIII
open at 7:i5 p NJ.
THE Path Of the Good Man will be
Mr.. Leakes subject at II y. NJ.
Rev. j. r. Oyler, pastor of Denny
Street NJ. e. Church, will take for his
subject tomorrow at II =. NJ. Pre-
eninence of Gods Work.; at T:i5 +.
NJ .'rhc Publican in the Temple. Luke
IS, IS. II.
Rev John w Daushcrty, pastor Of the
Apostolic Church! will occupy his pulpit
at the usual services to-day.
Rev. f. s. Snead wilt fill his pulpit to-
day at the WcddclI Memorial Chapel.
Mr. Walter lnge a prominent young
man of this city, will be married on We'd
nes6ay afternoon at o'clock to MISS
Nars Woodfin The ceremony will be
performed at the residences of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. {. Woodfln, III
yarina- The ceremony will be perform
ed by 1tcv G. II Sheriff. The bride-elect
Is IL very lippu!titF ettita eiINie'St''S o"i'O
lady, and enjoys u host of friends
Povhatan Lodge. No 1870. Knights Of
Honor, installed the following officers at
Kcrse's Hall on Tuesday night: Thomas
Sutherland ditator; John r. Cumbic.
vicc-dctator: Fred. r. AIerridew, assistant
dictator: r. Edgar Shine, financial re-
Dorter and treasurer; Charles T.. Nosby.
re1sorter; James MI Cotton, guide; Will
liam Merridew, sentinel.
George Brency, a carpenter, employed on
the Chesapeake and Ohio v;aduct, fell on
the viaduct Monday While at work ana
was rendered UNCONSCIOUS for some time.
He was removed to his clearinghouse, on
Louisiana Street, and will be ablo to
resume his work, ip q few days
Mrs Robert Gauld!ng. is quite sick at
hcr. residence on Seventh Street.
Mr.. Ollie Hicks is, quite sick at the
residence of his father, on Nicholas
Street.
Narina Tribe of Red Men, No. 46. one or
the oldest tribes in the State. Installed
officers Thursday night at their nan, oui
the Darbytown5 ROAD.
Miss Hattie NARROW. who has been OK
cecdinsly i'll for several weeks at the
residence of Mrs. Perry Oh Orleans Street,
is slightly improved.
Miss Kate Partington, the actress, who
has been critically i'll at the residence of
her brother, William Darlington. No I'LL
Graham Street is improving.
The free rural delivery of mail for Va
rna will be inaugurated February list.
This news will be hailed with delight by
the farmers of that. section.
A sraphophone entertainment was Civ
Friday night at Nlontrose Chapel for the
benefit of the bell fund. The chapel is
a branch of the Fulton Baptist Church.
The bell will be erected next week.
Rev. c.. II. Sheriff will fill the pulpit
Of Forr Mile Creek and Hardy Central
Baptist Churches to-day
Mr. Iarvev Homes. who has been
quite sick at her residence on state Street.
is better.
Mr.. Frank s Anderson has resigned the
position as assistant clerk of the Peoples
drug store. lie will be succeeded by Mr..
John Tarrent. OF Newport News.
Mr.. James 3. Black has been re-appoint-
ed a notary public by Governor Montague.
Mr. Charles Hunter. an old Fl.ltonite.
who has been in business at Crewe for
several years. has accepted the position
as manager of tho City Drug Store of
Owens & Minor at Fifteenth and Main
Streets Mr.. Hunter will move his faml-
IS to Fulton in Il few days.
Miss Joie Tantone left friday jor
Norfolk, where she goes as a nurse in
ST Vincent's Hospital.
Mr.. Julian Mitchell is quite i'll at his
residence, on Seventh Street.
Mesdames George Butler and William
Boothc gave a fruit social at the resi-
dpnce of Mrs. B;tler on Tuesday night,
for the benefit OF the Ladies Auxiliary
Society of Denny-Street Methodist EDlS-
copal Church.
Little Miss Lucy Eacho gave a pound
party at the residence of her father. on
Lewis Street, Monday night for the ben
eft of a needy family nearby. Each OF
her friends brought 4 pound.
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