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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

Grand Master George Il. Dowiing OF
Montague laid the corner stone of the
new episcopal church at ST. Johns, on
Thursday. Over $50 members OF the
Masonic fraternity were present in uni
form.
The Desmond, q swell club OF Port
Huron. lis in distress. owing over $1,000.
An effort will be- made to raise the re-
quired funds, though many members are
in favor of closing up.
The Rev. C. Carey Willeft. pastor OF
the Baptist church. Fowlerville, has
been granted the degree OF doctor OF
philosophy by the National university,
Chicago.
Cadillac has been designated as the
place fer holding a convention of the
school officers 81 Isabella. Clare. Osceolo,
Wexford. Kalkaska and Missaukee
counties.
A stock ccnpany with a capital Of
$4,000 will engage in the business Of
manufacturing metallic refrigerators at
Battle Greek.
John j. Evans OF Battle Creek has or
ganized stock company TO publish a
state paper to be devoted TO the colored
men,
Louis Darveaux, 50 years OF age. CON-
mitted suicide at Jones. Cass county.
Wednesday by drowning in cistern.
Keweenaw county il suffering an in
vasion of the army worm and great
damage is being done the crops.
The Union Veterans society Of Jack
son in raising funds for the purpose Of
erecting soldiers monument
LA boy named Hasscli. aged years.
was burned to death in tool house at
Iron Mountain Thursday.
Ionia sportsmen will hang up sl 900
for three days trotting meeting. to fol-
low tho Lansing races
Uncle Jesse Turner has resided in
Kalamazoo since 1882 and is hale and
hearty at the age OF 9d
More large trout have been caught in
the Boyne river this season than ever
before.
Hugh Richard u web known capitalist
and old resident died at Jackson Thurs
day.
Excellent coal. In large quantities. has
been discovered eleven miles from Sagi-
nav.
The veterans OF the Ninth Michigan
infantry will meet at Lansing August 10.
Judge Frank ii. Hooker and family
have moved from Charlotte 10 Lansing.
The Fourth Michigan calvary will
hold a reunion at Homer on the 10th.
The Montmorency county seat will be
removed TO Atlanta on the 10th.
Work has begun on the University
school OF music at Ann Arber.
rover 500 spiritualists are in camp at
Haslett Park. near Lansing.
Peaches in the vicinity Of Brooklyn
are being marketed.
There are many cases OF diphtheria in
Alpena county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05
DEATH IN THE LAKE
Sad Fate Of Nina Young Peo-
SAILING 6AlLY TO A DANCE
A Pleasure Yacht Coiiide~ with .
sunker Pier and . Terrible and
Distressing scene Ezsae<
SAILING 6AlLY TO A DANCE

Tsos. y. r.. Aug. About Q o'clock
last night pleasure party while going 10
. dance at the lower end Of Lake George
met with q terrible casualty. The
steam yacht Rachel. owned by ID. w.
sherman. proprietor OF the Pearl Rock
house. was conveying twenty nine peo-
pie up the lake. The little yeesel was
turned toward the One Hundred Mile
Island house. and was gliding toward
the landing when the vessel ran upon
sunken pier. and before assistance ar
rived from the shore IL sank. with all on
board. In eighteen feet OF water.
The shrieking. struggling passengers
batfied for life in the dark.
ness. Women threw up their arms and
sank beneath the surface aud when
brought ashore life had fed. Deeds Of
heroism were performed by the men,
When all in sight had reached the shore
il was learned that nine persons. all wo-
men except a youth OF 10. had sunk 10
wafery graves. As soon as possible an
attempt TO get the bodies was made.
Those who lost their lives reside in Troy.
Brooklyn. Hoboken and Wsrrensburg.
The porter Of the One Hundred Mile
Island house was acting as pilot when
the boat struck Following is a correct
list OF the drowned: Miss Hattie Hall.
Brooklyn; Bertha Benedict. Mont Clair.
~ j.; Miss Edith Harding. Hoboken. =.
j.; Miss III. Nj. Burton. Jersey City;
Mrs. j. III. III. Mitchell. Burlington. Nj:
+. G. Mitchell. Burlington. y. j.; Lizzie
Corley. Burlington. \. j.; Clara Black.
Burlington. n. j.; Lizzie Clark. Bridge
mort
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05
scarcity of Small Bills.

NEw York. Aug. 4.-Thc extreme
scarcity OF currency was called more
emphatically to public attention in this
city today than Il was yesterday. The
efforts OF corporations and firms. both
large and small. here and elsewhere. TO
obtain a sufficient supply Of small bills
to meet their pay rolls tomorrow caused
a regular scramble for funds. AS re-
suit the money brokers and bullion
dealers did thriving business buying
and selling gold and silver coin and
notes % small denomination just as IL
they were an article OF commerce. The
premiums paid and exacted were not
generally higher than Yesterday. but
the transactions were much larger.
Some Il the money brokers have adyer-
tised ic the newspapers their willingness
20 pay premiums on small funds and
others have sent circulars 10 retail bus
mess houses offering from IA 10 q, Of
per cent for currency. They cold the
money thus obtained at an average %
about per cent. reaping oeat profit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05
show Wagon E.plode..

ST.. Louis. Aug. 4.--During the street
parade Of an outdoor spectacular Hhow
tonight wagon load OF fireworks ex-
ploded at Sixth and Pine streets. Panic
seized the crowd aud when the police.
men and firemen succeeded in dispers-
ing the surging mass OF sightseers. three
men and boy were found prostrate and
bleeding from wounds The names of the
sufferers known are: Emil Hill. Memphis.
Tennessee. burned from head 10 foot.
probably fatal Frank Walsh. St Louis,
burned and struck 10y timbers. serious.
Robert Bieman. ST. Louis. cut and
burned, will rccoye. The injured. after
receiving attention az the down town
dispensary, were taken 10 the city hos
pital. The cause of the explosion IL
said to have been the carclessnees of q
boy. who threw torch into the wagon.
but as two explosions occurred, this IN
not generally believed The reckless.
ness ~ the managers Of the display is
severely commented upon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

HosoLuLU, July s. via SAN FRAsc1soo.
Aug. f.--Charles Creighton. q whom an
apology was demanded by the proyis
ionai government for insulting Minister
Blount. has not yet replied. ssnce the re
lection of his prodered explanation and
apology. The royailsts declare he will
refuse TO apologize further. and that be
still claims Blount Is not offended. and
that the government is prosecuting him.
Prof. w. ID. Alexander. special Hawaiian
commissioner. leaves by steamer
today for the United States Yes-
terday. In special session. the coun-
cils went over his instructions
which are general in theR nature and
are virtually as before stated carte
blanche 10 make the best ferms circuua.
stances will permit with the United
States for the benefit ~ the Hawaiian
government. His general Instructions
are 10 insist upon annexation first aud
last. but 10 accept a protectorate II no
other alternative offers The provisional
government has introduced bill ia
councils 10 vest the title Of crown lands
in government and provide for their dis
tribution and utilization among the
people. The bill will likely pass. The
bill on military has been amended 30 as
TO do away with a regular army and
make the national guard volunteer
force.
Commissioner Alexander carries the
new treaty. the gist Of which has already
been telcgraphed. According 90 hiin
everything - quiet IN Hawaii and an
nexation Is only a question u time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05
srooD rmE Run.
solid 81 Paul Banks Pay Uneasy de-
positors.


S.. PACT. Aug. l.-St Paul did not
su;Ter seriously from the shock of the
suspension Of the National German
American bank But two banks failed
10 weather the financial storm which
broke over the city this morning. and
these we're very small ones-the Peoples
and the West Side bank. During the
early banking hours long lines Of depos-
itors we're in front OF nearly every bank
in the city. BY the noon hour the
crowds melted away from all the banks
except the Germsnia and the First
National. Depositors kept Withdrawing
money from these steadily up 10 3
o'clock. At the Germania Cashier
Bickel appeared at that hour
and posted a large placard stat
ing that the bank would remain
open until midnight TO pay all demands
At the First National the doors remain
open also. and Cashier Banley said the
paying tellers would remain az long as
there was a depoeitor In sight The
hank had million dollars moro than
enough TO pay. every dollar asked for.
Tho run was wholly ss'nseless one, in
duced solely by the general unrest and
by I; o'clock not a deposisor was In sight.
Tho situation vas very much the same
az the Germania. and by $50 with
draxals had practically ceased. Tho
clearing louise statement was more
favorable this evening than was ex.
pected, and the bankers express the be-
lief that the run will amount TO nothing
Tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

MILvAckrF. Aug. l. Washinton
Becker "a receiver 81 the Wisconsin Ma
fional fife Insurance Company bank,
has begun suit against John l.. y.
Mitchell. David Fefguson aud john
johnson 81 csilsct prnmis~afs notes that
aggregate sgou0 The notes given ~
Mf Mitchell aggregate s.soeV; those
given by Johnson and Fergueon siso1oo
each. The notes we're not secured ~
collateral. and wero IN the hands of the
hanks AZ the tsuae n appointment =
receiver. The Northwestern Naticrid
Insurance company ~ this city has also
begun suit against senator Mitchell ~
recover fal.oo fied up n Tie failure -
the Wiscoresn Marine aud Fire irsiir
ance Company bank When tie .ieIs'stf
vas made IL u claimed senator Mitchell
~ president q the hank perNpnailt
guaranteed IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

SrtRsts. Mich. Aug. t-The program
today consletesi x two dash races aud a
ttrre iu-fve heat contest In the
30 pace Selpha Burns and Capifiana
we're believed @ - the dangerous one.
hnf Will Kerr. after losing the first heat.
tgok thfee straight Ia a manner which
showed that great things may be ex
pected o. him in the future. Ne j. ;
yisar Odd xeliing who before today had
ne better reeoryi than 2}5A This vae
his hrs; start Tor the season Many u
TIE wail known horsemea cypress tho
op4nton fhat he heat 2i0 Alvsn
swft eon the nile dash fof the ? i3ciass
u good sfsie The yearhng dash vas
an exritsng contest sad va Won by the
slall.un faily Marie - Baffngton.
whom she = fall traf1ef - CHRIS Lang
uho i trafe.ssg sroard he glard cir
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

ths rounsry, has been In bu<innss fOr
many years. The Wholesale house y af
Adznls snd Mzrkst streets and tl,s re-
t4l touss a Na 33 Wsb2sh avrnue
Ihs latter u one Il the izrR ssf shopping
ceaters ia the city. The ofhSers ol the
company are: President. Jatnss IL
Walker, ssereszry. c. III. Azgoosi; ga
perintsnd<nf q Wholesale house. James
IL Walker. Jn
Th,s action taken today vas not sx-
p<cfsd and the events leading ulp 10 IL
dzts bach several months when riimors
from the east that the firm vas trying
10 borrow money gere denied. Early
this morning the Fumor MAS revived. and
before the confession was made or the
appllcstion for 4 receiver was filed 10
1as 20 b heard on the street that
prominent commercial house was in diff
nculiy
During the discussion in court over
the selection of receivers. Ar. Barry,
representing Mr.. Walker. said the firm
owed f3ooo,oo0 In New York. which
credit wss given In Mr.. Walkers name.
James III. Walker. when. asked what
bad precspitated the failure, said; III 10
simply q case u being unable 10 raise
money W meet pressing ucDta. 4hc
company was organized with q capital
stock Of Hi.aco.c0o l eannot state what
our indebtedness really ia. but do not
believe II is u excess of our assets.
think se will he able 10 pay dollar for
dollar. i had DO objection 20 = receiver
taking charge. as l am fully aware Of the
concerns utter inability. as matters are
az present bat dad think that the Chi
cago Title 4 Guarantee Trust company
and myself or ". A. Mason. who Is
treasurer of the company. and mysslf
should hare been named
Mr.. Macon went 10 the store and had
notices posted on the doors. and as he
got into a cab TO drive away he said:
There ARE enough assets 10 pay od all
liabilities. and no one will lose anything.
The business will 90 right along as
usual. and se will soon be out Of the
reecisera hands
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05
GREAT EXODUS OF MINERS.
Kansas Country Thronecd With Refu-
gees From Colorado.

TorEKA. Kas., Aug. 4.--The exodus Of
Colorado miners continues through
Kansas. proving heavy burden to the
western farmers and a source OF great
annoyance to the railroads The tramp
trains on the several roads carry from
200 70 400 each day going east. and
the regular trains are still besieged by
idle and destitute miners who are deter
mined to get out OF the country. The
crowds are 50 great in Denver that
the first class passenger trains ire
quently back away from the depot and
then run through the station at full
speed in order TO prevent the men from
jumping on. Trains that refuse TO stop
are pelted with rocks and clubs. In
some instances the trains are accom-
panied through Kansas by guards Of
soldiers to avoid any interference with
regular travel by these flying labor
ers. The Kansas farmers are feeding
them along the route whenever they are
able to do so, and many of the men have
accepted work on the farms.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

soha wcr~s Has a NaTo~ 11scare
Trx,sn Desfts

John Wersi came rer beas ising
kiiled bs q 1agiof street electric TRAN ~
the rnrpcf q WeaIihy svenue ard
james street AZ o'cio.ck last sverluz.
Motor car No - uss pulling ihe train
and AS twenty .ffe minutes oehind
time uith or,icrs g. mskt ~ II p.seiflie.
Ne stops xere made excTi r. let Pee
srns-efs sirht Weref Firnalled tie
train 20 eiof. bot u psssessd hifn ~ rate
n about frciye niilss en ho8f. Hs
caught nt fbe snsf tnd - ibe nfliof caf
aud uae ewunz between y nnd the car
following. hat 81 sffpe n1irncsilrue nsn.
ner fbe rear ca appesrei = STRIKE hin
and throw him to9ns1 The sl'ieEalk
BE tnrns1 ofe ~ tuo egsnerra4ite ard
landed HIN in ne Evttrs. fotunstelg
he vac not hnrf tefono bad shaking
up and SEVERAL tsulEes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

ST. PAuL. Aug. 4.-The business ses-
sion of tho postal clerks this morning
was one Of earnest discussion and debate
upon the vital points at issue in the as
sociatiDn. The newly elected officers
were installed and Mr.. Walker was then
given the privilege 10 present the relief
bill. He espousod this bill in an en-
phatic, short address, A resolution was
passed placing the bill in the hands OF
III. X. Wheeler OF Illinois. the father of
IL, in congress. and a committee com
posed OF Messrs johnson. Bullock and
Pitt was appointed 90 confer with him
upon the subject. The afternoon was
spent pleasantly in trip 10 lake Harriet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05
NO CAUSE FOR FEAR
TIE COUNTRY very HEAlTE'F


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this thaf thr u,r.-t ,sirinsrnt saf,.,nnr.ls
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

San FRASursco. Aug. 4 Nail aslriccs
from San jose DE Costa Rica. Central
America. report a dieastfoo3s state 4
affairs tberc. Throughout the rcpubiic
a financial panic has becu cauecd Is The
coinage q silver Failures have l,cen
numerous and more are expected. Ne.sf
disastrous is the embarrassment - the
Costa Rlca bank, formerly and better
known a. the Banco De u Lnnisn lts
notes are % longer accepted in com-
mefcial Circles. II ie fobre3 that ifs
troubles uiil have Rad effect on Other
financial Institutions
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

TBnis Van f,ftersn. boy II yesrs eli
wes drtsnnrl vhiir isthing ia Codffff's
ford yesfsf,iay sfferBuln fif was
peir ming sffh teo cnupsnions aben
- tabk Ia about f1lr ard one .ialf feft
- water The fsso boys vita klm was
- frirhsened Tat they tock his fiofiler
ana ran io his hania. <o a. Central
asenoe. aod notified flit rsserfs fIbs
tsoiisa ueft nafihed snd recovered tle
irds a. ~ tfrrnneF Iochef Hm
r.sllrsi. and Eftrf vfevinr nss hodt a.
r,isd fhst &C lsqntsi Fss ernef'essafY.
The ffnsa ms vtrf taken a. tb< hcs1ss ~
Csss effseL finsiifeg Ts1ne - tilf piart
Sc ffe sosfbnesf peff - tswu stieh tl,s
ronfa1n cuEseii aesirtaird ~ tRizn
a.inr 5,iecr inetesi ~ trotfirF q felat
ming f,fk. ~ Is usasl'y asEe ir eetS
fsr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

GUTHRIE. Okla. Aug. 4r-The Usage
Indianc have refueed 20 treat with the
government commission for the ceesiou
of their reservation OF nearly 100000
acres. which lie across the eastern end
~ the Cherokee strip. and the commits
sioners will return 10 Washington ia a
few DAYS These Indians are worth
$1,000 in cash and over 1000 acres ~
land for every man. woman and child in
the tribc, and do Dot care 10 be crowded
lY white nenrle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

FLoRENCE, Ala. Aug. s.-Hinto A.
Carr. the defaulfing president sf the
Tuscumhia Baking company. has been
captured in Cedar RapidN loKs. after q
two months chase Detectives fhad-
owed their man through many cities ie.
fore finally capturing him. Carr IL
thought 10 have taken the funds - the
bank with him. He is short t30.oou 10
bis dcposifors Governor Jones has seat
requisltion paper Or Carr'e fainfn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

IoEDost. Aug. : The Berlin corre-
sg.ondent ~ the Tines says' The wtsk
- the German anti slavery cotaniftee
viii ehoffis cone q sr erd II has
l@eu gigantic failure. The cummftiee
fupds amounting g. 2ttNffs niaska
have been thrown away 81 this cork
uitlloot sppsetiahle rrssIlt This is
partly oaing 90 The inrafsscify and -.
trayhgsnee u Herr l5ns lurf. is.e lead
ine q tie Hecpna expesiiiion - TIE sass.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

qsEArvas = Aug. 8 fissf raee -5szs
,p,a Wan. flseig srrtnd. Heiance third.
tanle. 80,
~~ecnd are fayiongs Hyrasia won
Taazt.na tolt seceoa Gene tloue thlf,i.
t,ue Nl
Thsrd raffr ard half Fhaara woa
u..sn y secnua. jvgorfss lhir8. tn,e
fonrfa fifTes esttfeaffa r ~stfr
ralxstsra go. kirsra ssear8. fAA kasi
fk.-f timr. ifS
fFta at7re fafe er9s eharaie ~oa.
Neess$as s,trna. ieEsa sf. tinse
l1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

WAycnoss Ga, Aug. fFhe rrrre-
sentative coiored peofic 81 this city bed
an important meeting lat night fof thu
purpose a conicmning oufrAres of
black men upon white women. kescao,
tions deploring and denouncing ouf
RACES aud fynchincs. and calling meet.
ing o. l,c held at Macon. tseorgih. early
IN October. for the purFnet - orEaniz
INK and elevising plan ~ the sopprcs
sion of cutrhgcs were paasti.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

Ssv Fftseysoe. 8un & Sydres 81
sises siate that TIE iaea a sending -
exhibit ~ iitp SHEEP tp Chieago. O.
reprretni Tie fiocks = tustraiis. has
heeu Ht'sraore1 IL fad leen arranged
that the Eiler ehenid ~ eflosen frcnl
thoee eith.bitad - tie THiy sisov. ~,
the rayin arifenltursi sncietg decided
nsf b hsfd tte esbiblil1n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

HiItsDsIK. Mich. Aug. A. Mrs Ed
Filio left her home Sunday afternoon
and Is still missing. She was lasf seen
with another woman nj the house of
Mr.. johnson. marble-cutter. but Mr..
johnson says he told her she could not
stay thens. The woman had little money
when she left. Mrs Filio has three
ANAL children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

CHICAGO. Aug. 4. The agitation
against the oriental dancers on Midway
plaisance has led the director general 10
take action. Tonight be ordered the
dancing In the Persian theater stopped
and the passes II the women employed
there were revoked.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

Sailor kid Receives a Fatal Blow
I'm n PugiIistic Encounter.

DENVER. COLI Aug. 4.-The Sailor
Kid" whose correct name is differently
given as Roby Axler, and Lon Turner,
who fought draw last night in .ugi.
listic encounter at the Ramblers club
rooms. River Front park. died late this
afternoon. BY order OF the district at
torncy state warrants were promptly
sworn out for all those concerned ia the
mill between kid" Robinson. colcred,
and Sailor Kid The latter was ter
ribly beaten up Robinson, Dick Car
berry, the well known promoter OF prize
fighting. and jess Smith were put under
arrest. Bob Masterson. who refereed
the fight. has disappeared. The Kid
never regained consciousness after leav-
ing the ring last night He died at $50
o'clock this afternoon. All are TO be
taken into custody as fast as possible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

MfLwAUKKE. Aug. koetting. the
abecondine cashier N the defnpet Soath
Side Savings bank. has been found. lie
is in Denver and Is by this time proba
bly, under arrest A warrant was sworn
out today charging him with violation
II the banking laws
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

Mtxoxtxsr Mich. AaE. : Dphthe
ris routieaep uusisfesi. a1d tl,opgh
everything fessihie - beng denf r.
prevent - snresd. TO siesths eni sef-
rral ner caAse are reptfteo this nora
ing Ibe dead arr chilirer - 4.
nunnine aad Mre ssiephsnsisn enaih,
tsosain~pf ts~et.le - the CITY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

DrSvFs. Aug. i.~-The Denver 4 Rio
Grande Railroad company hayo given
notice 81 the Brotherhood of Locomo.
tive Engineers and Firemea that after
September its agreement with the organ
izsfions viii be discontinued. The pur-
t,ose = The rad ~ doing this is SAID 30
be - pave the Say Ter = reduced wage
@esie ssid g. be ~ ptr cent belov pres
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

AIrxsA. Mich. Aug 4.Jessie Gun
nanghzm. the 1l-ysar-old daughter Of
Dz. William c. Cunningham. Was
drowned In Long lake laat night. while
bathing with other girl< Physicians
worked over her for nine hours but
could not resuscitate her. This 10 the
first drowning since the resort was
opened. several years ago.