The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03

on Ora ham Street. Burns first attacked
the residence OF Rev. John w. paugh-
the wrong PLACE, and went aerosss the
street and began q terrific Kicking against
tho front door Of Or, J. p. Wllllams'
residence. The noise soon brought Dr.
Williams to the door, and finding out
Just what he had ia contend with. secured
hickory walking cane and used It with
good effect in putting his visitor again
Into the street. Burns then went to pr
3. I. Reams' residence, which Is on the
same block, and here he did the most
damage. Tho scars on the door and a
panel split the whole length IN two places
told Of the furious attempt Burns made
to kick the door In. Pr, Reams game {A7I ~, e
Reams was extracting the tooth for
Burns, some one called q policeman, who
took Burns In charge as soon as he came
out OF DR.. Reams' office. Burns was
carried to the police station. He will
serve ten days in jail. rAlickey' Is the
leader Of the famous ''wide-awake gang
which has created much disturbance IN
Fulton for the past six months.
Earl Meyers. formerly Of Fulton. Is
Eddie Morecock, formerly Of Iul ton. but
now OF Charles City, spent the holidays
here with relatives.
& Mr.. Andrew RoulWare is ablato DO out
after a recent spell Of sickness.
a very pretty home wedding took place
on Thursday afternoon ct 3 o'clock at
the residence Of Mrs, Joanna TyTee, No.
N, Tyreo became the bride Of Mr., John
bD. powden, Of Portsmouth, Va. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
David Hepburn, pastor of Fulton Ran-
list Church. The bride wore q travelling
suit Of gray, with hat and gloves y. 70
match, The ushsrs were Messrs, FellA
Wright and Richard Matthew's e VI. Mat-
ernony AR anu Mrs. DoWden took thu
train for Portsmouth, where they VIII
make their home. Mr., Dowden is Aan
e,mtploya at the navy yard at Portsmouth,
Il Leo, the little son OF Mr., and Mrs
John Mcnamara, Whlle riding or. Q W.
locipedc several days ago. fell down a
flight Of stairs, and for g while y was
thought he had been seriously injured,
s He was very badly bruised apapA the
face. little Leo Is setting a9oRg NloesS
now.
nd. NS On Wednesday, nlght at Nelson's
Hall, The tribe decided to give p pam
auet at Its next meeting. January VIII.
When tho installation at officers VIE
Wll il,'l Mann, of Newport News, Is y!sr.
ting his mother, Mrs, Mary Mann,
Joseph sinot. OF Washington. P, c',
formerly OF fulton, paid a brief visit to
fliends hera last weak'
Miss Marie Bowen IL visiting her trlenA,
Miss Rita Naagle, On NIchols9n street
Miss Irene Dillon, Of Church H!ll. "
tho guest Of Mlsa Annie Enright,
Patrick Henry Council, No. u. Jr. @, ",
a, NJ, e,,etea the followlng aftleers on
last Monday night; CHARLES w. Hoagss,
councillor; James IL Gpgblll, Ylcergopn,
eilcr; Walter Rpek, rAeoFdlRg secretary;
Henry Evans. financial sesretspy ", Gen e. e
tHan pHse W FfaSaTsFw ho s ausas e en-
t,neI; Edward WhItlQW, inside sentinel;
Charles y, Mostly, trustee, The sum 81
500 was paid r, n, CgAddpck as aeath
benefit for his Wife,
Willie o'arady, formerly &c FAlltaR'
NOW Of Ralt|more. is visiting his brother,
Squire James ~ o'Grady. on Denny
street,
Ljeptenapt Cartwright, Of the Newport
NnWs Grays, has returned hon'a Attef
SPENDING :the holidays here With friends
ana relatives Ms
The condition Of yqhn. the little sen Y! q
Mr.. John Fl, Hou!Ware, ot the Eultqn
Shoe Company, WIS has bean y 8pF
the past 'w,ssk Eema1ss pnea%sassa ..
Alderman j. Harry Lawasv, ls much I'M,
proved after q long spell os illnesE,
Captain John Gibson, A we'll kneRn
former resident Of Fulton. died At hla
home, on Chin horace Paris, FRIDAY RlQ!ts,
8Ing, The funeral viii take plaea this
afternoon al e'elpsk from the residence 2,
OF Denny Street Methodist Episeopal
Church, "A In fultoA Ylsiltl RS frielsda aRa
NIelabeys p4 A!s old p0nEga1a tlQls, Ess III
9sE Mr., "a, n, N6C 1l!0y, the nopulaF MAH,
sasel Or the sPeopl n Rypg store, 20 ports