The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27


The announcement II yestorday's Times s,-
case In Baltimore. was a severe shock
TO his relatives and many friends IN Tul-
ten Frank zs,ssa Si III b S wss parents
or Fulton street for years.
His friends say his mind is affected and
has been 50 for !, years. from hard study
ing he will be cleared Of the charge Of
murder In the second degree. His aged
parents and his brothers and sisters are
occurred on the night Of July 9th. His
father, one sister and one brother have
spent much time with him since his con-
was heavy blow to them.
Mr.. Albert Pcrdue, who roomed with
Frank Manoley At his home IN Tu In,
always. suffered from bad dreams and at
times he was very Violent Fl was q
great student Of tho Bible. Several citi-
n nna anGy yoa sfl 'na' he is sutefns from
John nh' bo hs e Of sog s e MT ee and ha ars
Thursday afternoon. me little fellow
wa, was playing In the yard Of a neighbss r
windlass OF the well. Unconscious OF tho
danger he was walking into, the bright
lte to. climbed the Platform ,na and
the iron windlass. The latch holding the
windlass was released and the iron handle
hurled around and struck him on the
several feet away. He was picked UP.
and 1t was feared at first he had sls-
tained serious injuries. but after careful
and several minor bruises. The little fell
10y was Jak G. psx f. VIII X own Il liant
Conner 0' Of W wi Xvenue : ard ard
Louisiana Street and was painfully
The street car roadbed on Denn,y Street
dition ana the residents are complaining
along over the rough tracks These five
squares are the only ones remaining un-
paved in Fulton. It was understood that
of these Squares The street itself Is In
very poor condition and In the winter 1t
Is exceedingly rough
ley are nearing completion and will be
ready for occupancy In about ten days.
The stores are a long felt want to the
ground was broken for them all five were
spoken for and Mr.. Hartley experienced
20 trouble In securing long time tenants
store. W. p. Turner and Company viii
occupy the next with hardware. Samuel
n.ture and houseiurnlshlng goods. Mr. E.
peases news stand the fifth.
Belmont, a little suburb OF Fulton. Is
rapidly building up. and Will soon pre-
sent the Appearance OF town. The site
erected. The residences OF Charles De-
noon and w. II. Boltz are exceedingly
attractive.
-,yt1l h. Inn
Baptist. Church. the occasion being the
DaI5d HEPBURN. Of Baltimore. Rey. Ail.
pastor Of the church on October lst.
Rev. A. A, Jones will occupy his pulpit
at both services to-day at Denny-street
Rev. John ". DauEherty will MI his
puIp!, at the Aposto!a Church at tho
regular sery,cep tp p,lnsr nd mn,
ter, Dorothy, Of Roswell. New Mexico. 4
VIII spend the fall and winter with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jordan. OF
Nicholson Street Mrs. Turner will arrive
next week.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society OF Denny
Street NJ E. Church Will meet to-morrow
Nicholson Street.
Miss Bernice Ballard has returned to
the city after spending the summer at
Vernon. Butler, who was operated on
two weeks ago for appendicitis at the
VrgnT Hos'la Is ea rSediSy s
few days.
Mrs. Joseph e. sorg and children. who
ae to hs city At RI, PfsF wee fk
after his recent illness.
Mrs; Lula Huffman, Of L 4,,n,: Is vis-
MI Charles R. Hunter, Of Lexington.
Is visiting his p.aasse parents, NJ; and Mrs.
childrnn
been : waiting Ri cher her mother Mrs. Mary I,
Kaufelt for several weeks, returned to
hE hf BESSIE In of hs
CUES, of Mrs. May; Gavin. OF Louisiana
9th De ypSa i ssss sick at his res
dau ra r. Miss esMf Marie. and SON. Charles
Ra1 hsnry sfssr spsnans lie s
Mexico and Texas. Captain Henry viii
remain in Texas for several months on
DR.. John Wild. Of Fulton Hill, has re-
turned home from an extensive business
Squire 6. A. w. Britain. of varina, is
suffering with an injured knee.
William G. Parater, we'll known IN Full
ton, and who for several years iva. was a
sa H has le CO seen
a member OF the fire department Of that
city. Mr. Parater Is the son Of Nj N * !;
Henry Parater, formerly Cdutai OF liAo
police Of this oity. but now Of the nation
a. Mrs. .JI John w. Daugherty continues
quite. sick at her residence an craisii
Mrs. Alma ,culp, of varina, lett this
week for Philadelphia to visit relatives
Mr.. Temple Waddill. son Of Mr.. 8, +.
Mad,..ll, left last week to attend Lehlgh
Misses Katie and Agnes Grimes are
waiting relatives in Maryland,