The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-17
DISCOVERED AT LAST.
Their Bodi.. Found F'sa''ns on the Apo
msttoz River Below fsterso"'k
Launch was Overturned by the Wind.

Petersburg, Va, Sept. 16.-Speclal-
This morning Messrs. Robert Cabaniss,
Henry Whyte and Major +. X. Lassiter
went down the Appomattox river on the
napbtha launch of the Appomatto1 Boat
Climb to find the bodies of Messrs. Archi-
bald Campbell and Frazier Morrison, who
left here on Monday night on MIR. Camp
bells steam launch Virginia for hunt
on the marshes of the Appomattox. Al
most as soon as the party reached a place
called Mills. about five miles and half
from Petersburg, they discovered body
floating down the river, which proved 10
be that Of young Morrison. Ii was PICKED
UP. placed in u row boat and carried 10
shore. Search was then made for the
body of Mr.. Campbell The party went
as far as Broadway and then returned,
and when they reached the lower end OF
Puddledock cut they learned that the
BODY of Mr.. Campbell had just been re-
covered by Mr. eating, who resides on
the vicinity of Puddledock. Both OF the
bodies. which were badly swollen, were
brought to Petersburg, and were viewed
by large crowd
Mr. Campbell, who was a prominent
snuff manufacturer of this city, married
Miss Virgie Dunn, of Ihis place, VINO
survives him. Mrs. Campbell had all
along thought that her husband would
turn UP all right, and this morning she sent
n horse and buggy to Mr.. Kuihh IN the
vicinity Of Port Walthal Tor MIN, lhlhA-
ing that he was there
1he sunnosition is that Messrs. Camp
hell and Morrison were asleep IN the
steam launch. and that it was capsZed
by the tornado of Tuesday night.
A telegram was received here to-day by
Mr.. !. Edmund Mason announcing the
death of his brother-in-law, Mr.. vernon
Wilson. who was killed day or two
ago bv train robbers at place called
Fresno near San Francisco. Gal. Inc
unfortunate man was special agent on
the south Pacific railroad. He formerly
resided in Petersburg, where he spent ms
boyhood. His sister, Mrs. Dr. hlooett'
died only a few days ago,
The grand jury Of the musings court
If This city today indicted Edwin Boil
ling (cooredl for burglary. ,,.a
Mr.. Lycurgus Rives. an educated pima
man. and aged sixty-four years, walked
from his home, in Dinwiddie county 10
petersburg. a distance of twenty-five
miles TO hear Hon. w. G.. i. Breckin-
ridge. of Kentucky, who spoke az the
Academy of Music tonight. Mr.. Rives
loft home last night, accompanied by a
small colored boy He told me that he
had Travelled all over the United states
and that he met Mr.. Breckinridge III
Louisville. where he heard him speak. -,
Rev. Nj. Sugenheim, of Chicago, VIII
preach at the synagogue III tins clty 10
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. 1t IS I'M
derstood that the congregation are think
ing of extending a pastoral call TO heV.
Sugenbeim to fill the vacancy caused Dy
the resignation of Rev. A. Kaiser .
DR.. G. V. Robinson, health othcer oil
this city. went over to Richmond yeeSter-
day and had a talk with DIR. Oppenhmer
ON the subject of cholera and matter per
tanning to quarantine. | asked DR.. Rob
inson today what he thought about quar-
antine. and his reply was that 1t would be
difficult to establish an effective quaran-
fine here, but that he should be guided IN
n great measure by the action OF Ken
mond. | next asked him what would be
the action of the board of health OF
Petersburg if cholera should get TO hicn-
mond. He replied that would have TO
be determined according to @rcum-
stances. fl, .~os,
The Richmond College team Will cross,
hats with the Petersburg club at tie. ball
park here tomorrow afternoon
o'clock. Darby aud Luck and, Quarles
and Keifer will constitute the batteries.
The game will be umpired by Mr. FRANK
DiShOn