Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
FULTON NOTES.

1ohr, shnrsr,. q well Eaown farmer re-
s,Ssior on the Williamsburg road jusr be-
{ Iaw tho National Cemetery, is suffering
Prom the effects of dose OF carbolsc
scid he accidentally took few nights
ago. ~,
Mr.. shurna. who had been slightly III.
rot opt OF bed in the dark and went 10
the rnantel 20 set bottle OF mcoicile.
Yy mistake he took q bottle containing
- rho,ses acid and drank some Of its con-
tents. AS soon as he discovered ne hsd
taken the deadly poison he quickly
aroused his son who was dispatched TO
f,r 4 p. Williams. the family physician
DR.. Williams found his patient IN great
main. but after heroic treatment he re-
lieved him.
Afr Shurn was badly burned about the
mouth and throat from the effects OF the
carbo,sc acid. He is getting along as
nicely as can be expected
Chicken thieves are PLAYING havoc
emong the hen roosts OF the residents OF
Marion EiIi. just below Fulton. + H
s,n1spn.. Jr.. lost Tbs week between fifty
( end sixty fnea fowls; also Nv. j. Parrish
twenty-five 10 thirty I4egEorn hens.
The Rev. DR. John Moncrre VIII con-
drct the services tonight in the Wecdeii-
Memorial Episcopal chapel In Denny
street.
The Rev. John TT. Daugherty, pastor Of
tho Apostolic church, will preach to-
night at 7:3o o'clock in Powell's Han.
Church Hill avenue. The subject will be
s.yVho Made The Nations Drunk.
The Rev ". S. Leake win fill his pull
Dit at the Fulton Baptist church this
morning. and tonight. Subject at IL A.
~. ..Grieping the Holy Spirit" Subject
ct T.45 az. wanted. Men Without
Capital to Engage in Business With a,
Wealthy Partner
There viii be regular services at the
weddeii. Memorial Episcopal chapel to-
day At II a. NJ, the rector, the Rev
L. B. snead viii viii iii the pulpit At
g p. N the Rev. DR.. John Moncure will
conduct the services.
The Rex. a a. Jones, pastor OF the
Denny-Strcet II. E. church. viii iii his
pulpit at both morning ana evening SER
vices ta-dass AT The morning service
lie VIII take as his subject Good Men.
Present and Future. teSi. Psa Inns xxi
xix. At might. his them e will be Dead,
Yet Alive" ;;stast. Luke say-Sxiv.
The Rer.a lib, Egglesten. of the Third
Presbyterian church: will preach this
afternoon at s o clock at Aontrose chapel,
in Fulton Hill
pastor John w Daugherty will iii the
pulpit at the Apostolic church th
morning at TX CLOCK. His subject will be
what Doth the Lord Require of Thee?T
Roll of honor for Tree Hill School for
week ending jar. ls::
Miss TBasler's Ciass-Edia Drinlser, Hat
tie LatiIisa. Eva Psssish.i7iorence Par
rish. Gertrude Po-tewis. LLnnie Warri-
ner. Richard Pentens g.-------.-<-
Miss Wagner's Class-Lloyd Beasley.
Emmett Drinker Alice Fake, Pauline La
ginka, Leila Warmer. Rose Sullivan,
Irene Southwark
FRATERNITY NOTES
Virginia Council. No 2, Daughters of
Liberty. held a large and interesting ses-
zion Friday night in Nelson's Hall. The
following officers vere installed:
Co2ntcilior. Mrs. James Wade; associate
coua ciijor Mrs. Oscar Holmes; vice
countsiis Or. Mrs. Asllby Bottoms. assoc
ciate-vfce, Miss Nora C:aiidress; guide,
Mrs. rNlry Rock. inside guide, Mrs. c. l..
a. Deappe: outside guide, Mr.. W. S.
Whitlohf; recording secretary, Miss Josie
Rogers. assistant secretary Mrs. 3. e.
Marlopt- treasurer. Mrs. w. ]. Mays;
past c Pancillor. Mrs. Richard Eacho.
Trustee s-Mrs James Blair. Mrs Rich
ard Il; icho. Miss Nora Childress.
Repre- sentatfves TO State Council, Misses
Nora c hildress and Loit Perry.
Fatril j. Henry Council, No. IL. Jr. Q. u.
"a. NJ meets. ManesSs night in Nelson
HAL. in Williamsburg avenue.