The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-20
FROM ALEXANDRIA.

Additional Appointments by the ENecu-
tive tommittcc-Ihc LOudOun Drown
ing ragedy-Personals.
ALEXANDRIA, September l9.-lSpe-
cial. Tine Democratic Executive Com
mittee are authorized to make the fol-
low announcement:
CAPTAIN r. ". M'KINNEY ladditiouall
James City, Keton. Saturday, Oct. ).
L)udOun. special. Wednesday. Oct. g..
Clarke, special, Thursday. oct. 10.
Frederick, special. Saturday. oct. u.
Shenandoah. court. Monday, Oct. Il.
Rockingham, special, Tuesday.
Oct 10.
Rockbridge, special, Wednesday,
Oct l6.
Wythe, special. Friday Oct IS.
Smvth. court. Monday. Oct. 2i.
intermediate Special Appointments.
Washington. court, Monday, Oct. >.
Tazevell. court. Tuesday. Oct. %.
Henry. special. Thursday. oct. 81.
Patrick, special, Friday. Nov. l.
MR.. L. WALTON MOORE.
Fauquier, Monday, Sept. 2i.
King George, Thursday, Oct. >.
Prince William, Monday, Oct. :.
Clarke. Monday. Oct. IA.
HON. II. ST. G.. TUCKER.
Fiu,anna. Monday Sept. 81.
CAPTAIN JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR.
Highland, Thursday. oct. 3.
MR.. RICHARD Z. sRYD.
AppOmattOx. Thursday. Oct. 10.
Mr.. W. r. ALEXANDER.
Same appointments with Captain Nc
Kinney from Rockbridge to Patrick,
both inclusive.
MR. r. ". POORE.
Cumberland. Monday. Sept. 81.
Mr. G.. Frank Kelley died to-day
after several weeks illness Of inflamma
lion Of the bowels. lie was for many
years one Of the principal Cameron
street merchants, and during the war
served IN the Seventeenth Virginia in
fautry. He went over among the Federal
guns at Gettysburg. and was shot and
taken prisoner.
THE LOUDOUN DROWNING VICTIMS.
The remains Of Miss Atwell. drown
ed with friend. Miss Susie, daughter
of Mr. Thomas Gator. of Georgetown,
which was mentioned in full in the
TINES yesterday, were brought here
thi, afternoon. and will be buried tC-
morrow.
Mrs Walter Gregory. who isa daugh-
ter of Mr.. Daniel II. Plaster, where the
young lady were stay came down
with the body at 2:40. She says that
Mr.. ID. II. Plaster. who kept the board
ing house. on Tuesday morning left
home III wagon accompanied by Mrs.
Gator. of Georgetown, her two daugh-
ters. Susie and Ellen, Miss Atwell aud
Mis-. Jennie Gregory, the two latter Of
this city, for trip TO the neighboriug
mountains. On their return that even
ing bv another route they attempted to
cross the stream near Moore's Mill at
about clock. The stream was very
high and the horses becoming frighten-
ed upset the wagon, throwing all hands
iutO the water. Miss AtwelimmedIately
disappeared and her body was not seen
again till ~ O'Clock yesterday. when 1t
was recovered some distance below the
poiut where the accident occurred
Miss Gator caught hold Of Some bushes
and kept aA0at for some time, but was
finally washed down the stream and
her body was not recovered till yester-
day morning The others, by Mr.
Plaster's aid, succeeded in reaching
shore. but his efforts to rescue Misses
Gator aud Atwell were futile. After
the accident the other ladies' went 10
the house of Mrs. Lynn, some distance
of. where they we're cared for all night
and supplied with dry clothes. The ac-
cident was a most distressing one, and
Mrs. Gregory was almost overcome with
Grief wien relating the circumstances
attending 1t.
The Midland trains are all late this
evening. caused by two Pullman coaches
jumping the track at Springfield Sta
non, about eight miles out from tsre.
Nobody was hurt.