The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-14

A.. lima in his room and rushed out as soon
~ W awoks BEING frightened, ana not
hnowing the exact nature or the hcciusn' 10 10
ss.',nned overheard and swan 10 O. Tug no
yas then taken ashore 10 tno lnisy 'T ~
w"s AZ fine foot OF High street. wnere Drs.
uJny and Butt attended him and gave al tne
IlaI;ef nossible. The injury - 70 ms lower
i;ynhs and about the face and head. Inc To-
suit cannot be told. ~. h.o,.,. ~rsh;,,
sonnd and the smoke-stack IS SAID 70 nave
%een carried many feet in the air. III feu ID
the river and came near strlshB a tus pV S
frba steam drum was new one. Boon after
tha accident the Moseley was towed over TO
Sar wharf in Norfolk by several tugs: Steam
lat Inspectors hIilligan and O'Sulliyan we're
on hand soon after the accident occurred.
The steamer cannot of course make her trip
tonight. -. A.
crowds of persons gathered about the
steamer both in Portsmouth ana MorioIk 10
learn the details of the accident. The assist
mt engineer Is reported missing. iIhe smoke
stark was blown out of her bodily and her
;nterior badly wrecked. Captain Carclay,
who is said TO have been on the boat at the
time Of the accident Is missing. and 1t Is De,
lieved that no was blown overheard ana
drowned.
Father Brady is with Mr.. Cockerell.
II is thought 10 be impossible for him TO
Waterman Cockerell, who was so
badly injured at the Moseley explosion, died at
o'clock.
OTHER MATTERS.
The case Of the United States against Fl. W.
CostOn. charged with stealing metal from the
Norfolk navy-yard will, when 1t s called to-
morrow before United States Commissioner
II. S. Akiss in this city, be postponed till the
latter part of the week.
~. H. Ill fyr To- IN
stalled AZ pastor of the Third Baptist church
yesterday.
Mike Haley. a well-known sporting man.
Saturday night wired to New Orleans, Cali
fornia Minneapolis and New York Offering to
back Tommy Warren, of New Orleans, who IS
now here. against any featherweight they
name for 81. 900 a side.
HAMPTON is packed with members of the
Young Mems Christian Association and teach
ers at the institute 1t is hard to find lodging
there.
Sunday night the Methodist church was
filed TO OVERLOOKING, the occasion being the
union services under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
The schooner X. 5. Gyalyam, IN port Leak
ing. will be towed TO Philadelphia for repairs
by the tug Pioneer.
The body of William Boykin. the colored
man drowned in Broad creek. has been recOy-
cred
To-day Mike Haley, Tom Warren's hacker,
received telegram from Minneapolis accept
ing Warrens offer to fight Johnny Van Hels
10 q finish for purse OF p, 900 at llS pounds,
the mill TO take place in September under the
auspices of the Twin City Club, Of Mime
apolis.
Sunday afternoon. as the train on the Tar
river section of the Seaboard and Roanoke
railroad was turning one of tho curves near
Conway station. it struck an unknown colored
deaf mute. killing him instantly.
Sunday morning colored man living Mt
Getty's station. started from Portsmouth to
his home. taking the Atlantic and Danville
track Hewas intoxicated. and about A. NJ
su outgoing freight ran him down. breaking
several ribs He is not expected to live.