Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-27
DOOMED TO DEATH.
THE MEN STILL CLIN6ING TO THE
WRECKED VESSEL.
r,,o scboo,rrs water-L ogged--A Coiorod
Minister In Troubio-Violating
Contract-Labor Laws.
-r..no,s,Dco Of tn. Richmond Dispatch,


EoRToLE. October 26, 1889.
A rcyenuc-cutter went down 20 Wash
Woods. near False Cape, last evening 20
rescue the three men reported dashed in inc
r,pcing az n wrecked schooner ut that
MONT. The night was dark and thick, and
The cutter failed 10 locate the men and yes
sol md returned 20 port instead OF stand
inc bv until morning. At Wash Woods
station this morning the men were stlIi
seen in the rigging and ahYe.
Tho steamship Joseph Johns, which ar-
rived here this morning for bunker-coal,
smoke the schooner Aaron Reppard twenty
miles southwest OF Cape Hatteras, lumber
laden and water-logged, with mainmast
and rnizzcnmast gone and sails blown
away. The crew refused 70 abandon the
ecbooner and stated that they wanted tug
70 get into port.
reported this morning water-iogged on
Cane Henry, about one mile south OF the
cape. and IN tow Of an English steamer.
Tie tug Alexander Jones has been dis
patched TO the assistance of the vessel.
ST least one Of the colored ministers OF
the Gospel in this section who appeals IN
the Malone circular published IN the ny
patch against trusting the Democrats with
his rights before the law may be pure IN
his political principles, but his private ana
DTIfSflN NE VIII IOk bFAA NAHNtAys -
prominent lawyer has been engaged by a
Young colored woman TO proceed IN
the courts against him and 1t Is
stated that it Will be shown that
he paid attention TO two damsels OF his
congrccation at the same time and three
months after he married one of them.
Children Tere born to both women;
Another brother charges tins reverend
politician with not paying his house rent
! 1. L ,ofa that glnnn very
uroperlv with the "malevOlent methods
of the Malone ministerial tools TO array the
colored element against the best friends
| they ever had. -,
The annual meeting Of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society of the Virginia Conference
will be held in Norfolk on Wednesday and
! Thursday next. Mrs. Hays. Miss blanche
| Gilbert. and tho President Of the Baltimore
Conference Society are expected TO be
| present.
Various English cotton-houses here have
| been reported 10 the Treasury Department
| for bringing cotton graders here from Liver
Dool in violation Of the contract-labor law.
! All the Liverpool graders employed slmi-
| larlv in the southern cotton cities Will be
reported.
The Roanoke Agricultural Fair com
! moucos at MurfreesbOrO', y. c., next week
The negro John Williams, captured winnie
attempting to rob freight-car OF the Sea
! board and Roanoke railroad, WAS tired yes
tcrday and sentenced to the penitentiary
| for four years. =,
| The Presidents private secretary. MT
! Halford. and his wife are at the yard TO
| dav ns the guests of Commodore and Mrs
Brown. Mr.. James W. Morris and wife, OF
! indianapolis. are also visiting the Commo
| dore. and are on their wedding tour East
| Mr.. Morris is Mrs. Browns brother.
The shipment Of Southwest Virginia Goa
| from this port during this week ran u
nearly 5000 tons.
The weather continues thick and easter
| " and the tides high in the harbor, bu
! they do not reach the point where they arr
damaging.
4 bcll-buoy has been placed at the en-
trance 10 Norfolk harbOr, Boushs Blud
A Gghtship is soon TO be stationed there.
MIR. n. Leigh Worsley. of this city, sailed
to-day for Europe in the steamship I'm
| bria q.
The steamer Triton, Of the navy. LET
| here this morning for New ork naYY-yard
| having been repaired.
II more material docs not arrive SHORTY
from Pittsburgh there will be another sus
pension of work on the battle-shlp Texas.
| Several Junior officers reported at the
ward to-day for duty on the ships here -.
| To-day sailor 10y the name OF Collie
mach. an Australian, fell from the head o
| the mainmast Of the British steamship ~
| Asoph, and received injuries from whlcl
| he died in half an hour, having fallen upol
his head, crushing in his skull. lie VII
be buried here.