The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
IF(yIL1TDN NEWS.

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The political fever Is at its height IN
is being manifested in Fulton, which Is
partly in Fairfield and Vhrlna districts,
Z Mass -meeting are being held nightly
throughout the two districts, and are vel
! MISS Bertha Austin. who was painfully
injured a few nights ago by fall NON
a Iverunda which gave away, is much
Miss Austin. with a number Of friends.
were dn 8 attendance upon q birthday
party, and while the merry party was
throwing them to the glound "a distance
OF almost twelve feet. In the fall Miss
Austin was rendered unconscious. While
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Pastor Of Fulton Baptist Church Will
make known their report to-day on, the
Second Sec d 'f baptist Church Of Baltimore On
to be in tie hands r Of tho committee.
mas S prrch has been Rev. yhSg fE astRes
resigned 10 become State missionary.
Mr.. Bernard NARROW and Miss Lou
Perry deega,eS fr3m the sats
Sa1onal lot conventon Which a' eenVen ms
there re Monday: The state ceuncil Is en-
tates5 itself upon having the honor Of
furnishing two Of the delegates.
Mrs Ellen Bowler, whose husband died
last week. after an illness Of twelve
stances. A few days before her husband
died they were robbed Of every cent they
possessed. Any assistance rendered the
fa Mr. a w Ie ohser Neyon aryvcd We'd
nesday from three-months' tour through
Europe. They spent several weeks with
their relatives in Denmark. whom, they
had not seen for neIrly thirty years.
Rev. A. A. Jones will occupy his pull
pit at both services to-day at Denny
Street NJ. y. Church.
Rev. Mr. IIaislip. Of Southwest vir-
ginia, will Fill the pulpit at Fulton Bap-
Nj Mrs. thomas Farrand has returned
from a visit to her daughter, In Boston,.
Mrs. Dora Chalkley is visiting friends
at l1lko. J.
The revenue cutter. Mohawk, which had
been tied up opposite Hague Street for
several months. has been lowed up to the
city wharf and is now under full steam
and will be taken to Norfolk for co com pc
''S Mr Frank eccoghll. who was badly lace
~ led Nv a machine Mt the Ylrginin-Caro-
lima Bag Works last week. Is Improving
MISS Miss Josephine T!ndale and little niece,
Nellie Bolan, are visiting relatives IN
" Mr.. x 3. Day left Yesterday Z, for or St s.,
Enrue in in 1904. The contract for this
bniidine Vas secured by Mr.. Reuben Bur
to H,s o. 5 shs c ssH who has been y!s,
II M To- her uncle, Chief Charles smith' le.s
VIZ woe,, for Paterson. NJ Sne WI.
accompanied by Miss Pearl Sm n ns,, am9
VIII spend seysrs a Md0a ba Mtt and
W mssses arc visiting relatives near SUI
Miss Mayme Jordan has returned from ON
Berkley, where she was the guest OF ''e'
aunt. Mrs, John Pease., - the NORTH
Carolina ej VIII Wheel Works, is confined to M
Mr.. William Hood, who was 1n1uFte &c T. =
Southern shops last week, IS ape " *
Mr. Mr.. Manly Brown has returned from
business trip to Philadelphin. ..trrn
ed from Ocean view
Captain R IT. nrya Who a nave dh been
MI Mrs ecxte snn Visit to friends In the New
/ Enulnnd States, have returned home. !,
nv Hasd r3nala aha oh II Wash M
n lnn. b sssn royt si!aaad home.
Mr. r, ", Batterby is able to be on
after lis recent illness. -
Mss Lucy Merr!dues t Is quite SICK q ne
residence, on Denny stlee.. a. "A
o1 NJ v Mi' 10 III Mf sy;e e NJ Mes's INA
Of MS STATE Fred stFeMEt CARRIER and SON Fritz
who ,S have been quite sick, are both n'uc
''n Mr Melson Norman, of Bethleham' Pa
Mrs, O. Wilson !, Lue Is s Il at'ee s'oA 9
hor residence, on g 1Snn scars have return
Cd MI from anao MsSi view,
Mrs. II, "; Battery Is visiting he he
stauonman James q ,n ars6ps 70 Is as'e BE-
be out after being connhe" - ''s ~
fq Mr. sfiy hamas Mason the chssapeathe, an
co engineer To re seVera wS aksa' age
has resumsd h,isa p91 IL. who has been Il