Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
TWO WERE DROWNED
MAC TAllEY IN THE RIVER; A CHILD
IN THE OLD CANAL.
Tho Two Sad Accidents Cause Great Sor-
row in Observation-Disclosures an"
Other News Items

Mr. Charles VI. Talley. son OF mr. Johh al
ley, Of this city, WAS drowned In James river yes
terday about noon, just OIL Rock "hari' q ihn"-
ing some two miles below the city. Inc ue-
ceased. who was famillarly called "Mac' ana
Henry Johnson n negro man known as Tray
Henry were near tho wharf fishing. Iailey
went ont in the boat by himself 10 set trothno
while the negro man remained on shore Nhen
no had gotten only short distance lahey
plunged headlong from the boat ana was seen ho
more. ,,.. o,
The unfortunate young man was snoj"ct 10
snells of sickness and had been complaining OF
feeling badly all during tho forenoon ana u II
the general impression thnt Whllc ne "as o'.' ~,
ing the line he was taken WITH Fertigo. haH ~
lust fallen from the craft he could nave ehsip
saved himself, "a he was a good swimmer iho
boat was caught adrift by some gentlemen uraf
By and taken 20 tho shore 10 the negro WI"
seemed mad with fright. ,s.
noon and succeeded in finding the BODY about >
o'clock only a few feet from the point de-ighateu
by the negro man who was WIN hr. ! a',y a,
the time OF his death. The remains were
brought TO Manchester and viewed ~ '1ioher
Brodnax, who decided that tho cause OF thr le-
ceased falling from the boat was vertigo ne
remains were turned over 70 TIE iaully iOt III
terment. SIR. Talley was "a years ol1'
LrrTIE ALMA CAUDLE DROWNED.
little Alma, the eight-year-old daughter oi
Mr. James II. Caudle, wa| drowned ia 'he '"iai
Yesterday shortly after noon.
Mr. taudle IL the enginoer at stacy ShHN-
factory. located on Hull street at the canal. inc
little girl went down TO take her iather nlhhti;
and while there stepped 70 the edge OF ,ne Sal.n
10 get some water. she lost het utiahre ~
fell heedforemOst into the stream. SsVerai Hien
I'm the neiehborh0od diyeG for the body, but
we're unable to recover II until the "htef was
partly turned or. when II wss tound hpois
eighty yards below whore she tclt ln' Inc pius
was taken into one Of the buildings adloihlhg
tho mill whore II wa. viewed by Coroner brod.
max, who deemed an inquest unhe''s5t'F ~ M
turned the remains over To the fanny lOt inter
ment. -
BRIEF MOTIFS or INTEREST
To,p.bawk pentist church, in Chesterfield,
will be dedicated tomorrow. Rev. Dr. W. J..
Hatcher, Of lIchmOnd. Will preach thc ueu''"-
tory sermon. There will be al-day -erNlceA
The Iittle Cleaners OF the Presbyterian
church viii have a lawn party tomorrow night
on the vacant lot on Porter stree, between lhe
residences OF Sir. 4. HI. Fitzgerald and Mr. VII
liam Cox -, -
Tuesday afternoon and broke his ies lu-t ai3'e
tho ankle. Dr.. William !. Matthew's was cahSi
AMI set the brOken limb. go
The funeral Of Mr. Niham Nat4lus, @ n-D5'
death was announced In yesterdays DlsfAt'h,
took piace from his mothers residence ~
Ampthil M Chesterfield, yesterday morning at
10 o'clock. The services were conductor ny ieN.
John j. ClOpton. Of this city, ana the Iehhihs
were Inferred in tho old family burying-sround.
The Ministers and Laymens Meeting OF I'D"
Middle District Association. held IN Cheslefiled
some time ago. was great success
Rev. J. J. Cl0Dt0n will begin "eehy sett D."
! in Swausboro' tonight az clock IN the puOh'
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. william H. Kennon, ot Powhatan, was IN
| the city yesterday. .,,
DR.. O'6ounen and DR.. Hillary, Of Nebraska
who have been the guests Of Dr. kucAoi' Oh p'-
/ c4fur street. have returned hcne.
Mcssrs. Philip Christian and {. :. hsnleI' "'
| Iynchburg, have returned home after pea
SAINT visit 20 friends IN this city. -
| Mr.. p. Y. C0gDul, commonwealth Attorney
| Of Ihe,terrelI was in tho city yesterday
| Nr. John D. williamson aud Miss Lncy r.
| HAYES were united in marriage Monday nlshl az a'
the residence ~ Tie officiating minister key. J.
! +. Reynolds. ihe marriage was witnessed Oy u
| few intimate friends.
| and Nrs. ". L. Lthgow % the marriage OF their
! daughter Miss Lena Belle, 20 Dir. Augustus .
| Atweu. The ceremony viii take place next W cd
ues lay afternoon 40 O'Clock from the Prespyte-
| ran church. ~.
| Mr. Lexington Eqnes. % Amelia. ana Miss
Bet.y Ccndry, of Chesterfield, will Doe married at
1 Sknquartcr church this afternoon At 8 O'clock.
Miss Lille Branch, OF Amelia, Is 'sl.ns Mss
] Alma Ovens of this city
| Ma. X. T. Mcdowell. 1f Baltimore. is visiting
! Mrs. N. b. Bradley, on BGinhrdge street.
There were 43 drcIs entered 70 Iecotl In the
| Clerks Og.ce o. the Hastings Court during tho
| month Of Nay and 7 mgrrlafe-hcehses, VI
! which were 10 white and p o. cOlOred couples
! Ihe frst annual Stay ball OF Miss Webster !
! dgugtug-s.h0ol. which took place at Loader hal
lref nicht, was indeed "a brilliant Hugu, ana the
/ lcuIlg-arrlrseI Ifo- ga .9 was "ell '1l'
| rcd out. number of fancy dances wore gth. q
fully executed b. the pupi.s, who were ioeraliy
| applaudei The feature oi ne evening Was lue
| coronation scene, in when Miss Mapel beattie
| wa. crowned Queen Of MGy by Master Burton,
VINO acted a. KING.