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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July % The
coast defense ship Monterey has arrived
In Nillapa Bay. Washington She was 10
sail Monday for San Francisco. but as
her turrcts are not yet ready to be
put In place, the ship will remain where
she is for the present.
Upon the request OF the defendant that
he be granted more time for the prepa-
ration Of his case. the Acting Secretary
Of the Navy has authorized postpone
ment until August 9TH Of the court-mar-
tial at Mare Island. Cal. engaged in the
trial Of Paymaster Sullivan.
The following naval officers have been
recommended for promotion, and the
papers have been sent 10 the President:
Lieutenant-Commande Maynard. Lieu
tenants T. NJ. Il. Mason, Schroeder,
Drake Benson. Dumbaugh, Oliver. En-
signs Maxwell, Swift, Brainard and Hal
fine.
The Navy Department to-day awarded
contracts for supplying about million
pounds OF steel gun forgings 10 the
Midyae and Bethlehem Companies. Of
Pennsylvania. The Midvale Company
secured the awards for supplying forg-
ings for three sets OF three-inch guns M
thlrty-six and one-half cents per pound.
forty sets OF siN-inch AZ twenty-cight
and one-quarter cents. and sixteen sets
OF eight-inch at twenty-elght cents. The
Bethlehem Company received the con-
tract for thirty sets Of fye-inch at
twenty-scven cents. and FIVE sets of
twelve-nch at twenty-elght and one-half
cents.
The United States ship Alert has ar
rived M Yokohoma, on her way to the
United States.
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'HI'AGO. July 29.-Thc Worlds Fair
VII ie opened next Sunday This de-
was reached last night at a meet
'. D. lhe council OF administration. when
I't seq ~ resolutions were adopted.
.nf tho proceedings IA the Cnngman
lJ-ncuon suit, and finally ordered that
On. Worlds Columbian Exposition and
ue taics thereof shall He opened 10 the
l.Dlc on Sunday next in the same man
I.I tDi on Ike terms and conditions that
prevailed prior 90 the said order Of the
council. ans 10 is further ordered that
,e' Ino1 copies OF this order hc immediate
~ transmitted 10 tbc general director and
l.e slrcrirtendeut OF the department OF
eN.lif eion With instructions 10 observe
no enforce the same"
hehi week it is hoped that the matter
Hhi pe lefuitely and inally settled. and
"e puzzle VIII know Whether TO count
upon sik or scveu-day Fair.
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LOUDOUN COUNTY PRIMARIEs.
Delegates TO the Convention 10 BE Elected
on August 9Th.

LEEsBURG. VA, July 29.-special.-
The primaries to elect delegates to the
Gubernatorial Convention will be held in
this county on August 9Th.
The Legislative Convention will be held
here on August 18th.
Mr. Il. a. Shroye. a farmer living near
the Point OF Rocks. in this county. has
announced himself n candidate for the
House Of Delegates I'm opposition 10 Mr..
John r. Ryan. Both Of these gentlemen
are now making "A very active canvass.
The DO ID OF supervisors held their an
nual needing on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of the present week. They
settled with all the officers OF the county,
made the levies for the present year,
and appointed n committee consisting OF
j. II. McCabe, Edgar f. Burch and J. &.
Coleman to ascertain the probable cost
o{ a new courthouse and 10 consult with
architects I'm regard thereto.
Editor w II: w. Moran, OF "Thc En-
terprise" is seriously III with typhoid
fever at his home in Hamilton
The Methodist Sunday school held their
annual picnic on yesterday.
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NEW YORK SAYINGS BANKs.
A Resolution That Depositors Give Notice
of Withdrawals.

a Resolution That Depositors Give notice
of Withdrawals.
NEW YORK, July pa meeting Of the
81 wings banks was hell to-day at the Emil
grant Industrial Savings Bank The ir,-
stituticns represented were:
The Emigrant Indu trial, Greenwich,
Bank Of Savings. Bowery, Citizens. East
RN or, Franklin, German, Harlem, Sea-
mems, Drydock, all Of New York c.ty;
the South Brooklyn. Brooklyn; Dime OF
brooklyn; the Albany Savings Bank, OF
Albany; the Utica Savings Bunk, OF Utica.
and the Wiliamsburs, Of VIII 1msburg.
These banks represent n total deposit
OF 1861. 10000 and "A surplus Of S5Is6S. 900.
After the meetings letter was sent
to the presidents OF all the savings banks
in the State Of New York, as follows:
Dear Sir,-At a meeting held this day
at the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank,
numerousy attended by the representa-
tive officers of the savings banks of this
city and Brooklyn. 1t was their unani-
nous opinion that in view Of the recently
dcyelored manifestation OF depositors 10
sithdraw their funds. as learned i'm many
instances, 20 hoard the same. and also
In view OF the exceptional difficulty OF
obtaining currency. as well as the serious
loss which must arise In the effort 10 sell
securities at the present time TO satisfy
the demand. the best interests OF the
DEF ositors require prompt action on our
part here and throughout the State; there
fore. be IL
Resolved. That IT is the judgment Of
this meeting that the time has arrived
VIXEN. i'm the interests Of their important
trusts. it Is expedieut that the trustees OF
the savings banks of New York, Brook
lyn and elsewhere throughout the State
should require from their dopositors the
notice Of withdrawal Of deposits, pro-
vided in their respective bylaws, and I'm
accordance with the agreement under
which all deposits are received.
This action Is variousy received, but
is I'm the main approved
Several bankers, who are trustees Of
savings banks. are opposed 10 the recon-
mendation. and win insist that the banks
continue TO pay deposits on demand The
principal objection urged against IL by
them is that IL may intensity the lack Of
confidence which causes the withdrawal
Of deposits.
The bankers favoring the requirement
Of the notice point cut that the savings
banks will be able TO lend their cash
through banks and relieve the situation
10 that extent.
The Withdrawals OF deposits from the
city savings banks We're considerably
larger to-day than on any previous Satur-
day. but at none OF the banks was there
anything approaching a run.
owing 10 the scarcity Of currency. con-
siderable was paid over the savings bank
counters.
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COLUMBUS. O., July 2o.-Shortly be-
fore daybreak this morning the resi-
dence OF H. J. Eelbeck, whose wife Is
postmlstress at Eelbeck. a station TWEEN
ty miles from Columbus, was entered, and
Mrs Eelbeck. who was sleeping In the
room adjoining her husbands. was struck
on the head number OF times with
small chopping axe. Her skull was frac-
tured. and death Is almost certain. A
posse was organized. and during the day
sufficient information was obtained TO
lead 10 the arrest Of Gun McCook. an
aged negro, who had been employed on
the place, but who had disappeared. His
clothes were bloody, and he could give
no explanation OF his whereabouts. IL
appears that McCook had been very neg
lectful Of his work, aud Mrs. Eelbeck
threatened 10 have him punished. This
incensed him, and he subsequently threat
ened 20 Kill the woman. McCook IL half-
witted. and, no doubt, committed the
crime in a spirit Of petty revenge. He is
now I'm iail.
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Frederick shnrc Nrws Nnfcs.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. July 20
Special-The Washington Memo )rial AS
ISOLATION OF American Boys is about
10 be chartered here, and has already
been organized considerable amount
Of money has been collected. which is TO
be the beginning Of fund for the in
stitution Of an Industrial training school
dedicated to the memory Of George Wash
ington. The underlying principle OF the
projected institution is sef-support. Des-
titute American boys will be given an
opportunity 70 acquire education and
training IN such Industrial branches as
their o. stes and ambitions seem best to
suit them for.
Mr. oscar NJ Crutchheld. brother Of
Mr. f. NJ Crutchheld. of this city, died
suddenly to-day in Spotsyivania county,
aged fifty years His funeral will take
place from the Presbyterian church sun
day evening. and the interment will be
made I'm the City cemetery.
Mrs. Francis Faulkner, an aged and
highly respected lady. died yesterday at
her home in this county.
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WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 2o.--For
virginia. Local thunder storms. north
winds. slightly cooler IN western portion.
For North Carolina: Fair In southeast.
local showers In northwest portions.
southwest winds.
Weather Condltions--The barometer has
fallen slowly on the Atlantic Coast and
over the Dakotas and Nebraska. II
has risen over the Central Valleys and
the lake regions. and also over the plateau
rsgicn. II is warmer In the Middle and
Southern Atlantic States ana the north
west II Is slightly cooler In the Gen.
trai Valleys, the southern portion Of
the lake regions and In New Eogia>d.
Local showers are reported from New
England and the Middle Atlantic States.
the Gulf States. and Tennessee, Nissourt.
Kansas, Colorado and South Dakota.
Clear weather has prevailed in the lake
regions and Upper Aississippi VALLEY.
The weather will probably be fair ana
warmer in the lake regions and the Upper
Mississippi Valley. and generally fair tp
New England and New York. Local
showers are indicated feF ~ oeesResn
etAtea
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silver Purchases.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 29.-An
additional purchase Of 5000 ounces OF
SILVER at 7030 cents Ter ounce made
late last evening in response TO a counter
cner, was grnounced AZ the Treasury to-
day. This makes the tCtal purchases,
exclusive OF locals 20i2,0OO for the
month. Next Monday is the last pur-
chase day. Several offers at higher
rates than above have been declined
without any counter chor being made.
The Treasury officials have been advised
ty the mint auth critics at Philadelphia
that the holders OF some Of the silver
bought at the Treasury rates have failed
TO deliver IT. Notice mas been sent them
that the silver must be delivered within
twenty-four hours, or 1t viii not be re-
eetyei
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WASHIN ITON. July 2o-Thcre "a
rn another negro National Democratic
League Boo the tCid. of which G.. j. Tay-
ly of Kansas. is chairman. and G. o..
At.Wood, formerly OF Louisiana, now Of
ArN York is secretary
Ih. executive committee OF this league
lived to-day 10 cali a special meeting
I . negroes desiring 90 affiliate with
tal Democracy in this city august
- I.1 TO take active measures toward
"t.rting tie State leagues throughout
Oe country 10 populaIize negro De-
i'.rly.
10 tls also resolved 10 establish the
N0sr0 Naiion Democrat organ OF the
'afl.. 20 pcrpetuate Democratic prin-
t ur0ughout the nation. The iilst
oi the Iaper Rul appear on the
Ntf Wednesday of September. 1873.
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HANGED ATEARLY MORN
THREE NEGROES LYNCHED At
0aSTON'S, SC.
Handy Kaigler, VIII Thompson md Tom
Preston Pay the Penalty of Their
Dnstardly Crime.

COLUMBIA, s. c., July 2o.-special.-
Early morn will see triple lynching at
Gaston's, near this city. Monday night
last Mrs. Arch sadler. OF Gaston's, was
outraged. One Of the negroes. Handy
Kaigler, was captured on the spot. VIII
Thompson was known to be implicated.
and he fed. lie has been relentlessly
pursued ever since. and was caught near
Columbia at II o'clock tonight. His cap
tors stopped here on their way TO Gas
toms, and the boy made full confession,
duplicating third negro named Tom
Preston. AS soon as he arrives at Gas
tons the trio will be lynchod.
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por Obstruciing the Mall.

CHARLESTON. July 9.-To lay at
Cheraw. g. 4. w r. Edgeworth was
hound over In the United States Court on
n charge Of obstructing and selrchina
the United states mail The complainant
was W. d. Melton. a mail rider between
Cheraw and Ches'erf I'D Courthouse. Mel
ton says that Edge Horth. who II sup
posed 10 be one Of Tiilm1n's whisky de-
tectlycs. stopI.cd him In the road yesfsr-
day and proceeded 10 search his wagon.
re found a keg of sweet cider. which In
not contrabahd. Edgeworth testified thit
this meeting with Melton was purely
accidental, and that he did not search
Tho mail wagon.
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EMPEROR WILLIAMS COMMENT
On England's Strength ss the Queen OF
tho seo.

the sens.
BERLIN. July 29.-On the occasion
OF the Emperors visit to Alsace-
Lorraine in September a new nag
that is designed to be used in place
OF the one heretofore belonging 20 Alsace-
Lorraine VIII be hoisted. The new flag
Will bear an Imperial crown on a silver
field. which will be encircled bv a white
band resting on red and black bands.
Commenting upon the question OF tax
reform, the Germania. an organ OF the
Centrist, or Catholic party. says that that
party Is determined 10 combat any scheme
that VIII not reduce the imports TO the
lowest level. IL adds that the apparent
disposition 10 the contrary. shown In the
Government circles, will be vigorously op-
posed.
An interesting comment made bv EN-
peror William prior 20 his departure from
Kiel TO the Isle OF Wight is reportea Ac-
cordlng 10 a memorandum OF His Ma
jesty's suite, a discussion was going ON
between high officials and the Emperor
ms TO the possible outcome OF the French
dispute with Siam. when His Majesty re-
marked that England was not strong
enough 10 assert herself against any Eu-
iopean power or against the United
'''~N's iAN ANilifI hffidfel that III ever
she was brought into n conflict with
any OF these nations. the belief I'm her
formidable strength and her reputation
as queen OF the seas would burst like n
soap bubble.
An analysis OF the new Reichstas re-
veals that only four Hebrews hold seats
and these are Herren Singer, Wurm'
Stadt Thagen and Shoenlank. all OF
whom are Socialists. Rather more than
quarter OF the members are OF noble
birth. There Is a preponderance OF land
owners and farmers their number reach
ing lb, but there are no fewer than
llO lawyers In the new house. Among the
members Of the other professional d.
visions noted IS a master chimney sweep.
Tho Emperor's Reception.
LONDON. July 29.-Emperor William.
on board the imperial yacht Hohenzollern.
arrived az Dover this mornlg from Kiel
and proceeded to the Soent.
The Emperor was given an enthusiastic
reception. He Will witness the races of
the Isle OF Wight during his stay. His
yacht Meteor. formerly the well-known
British cutter Thistle, that was defeated
In the race for the Americas cup I'm 1857
by the Volunteer. is entered for some OF
the races.
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city. closed yesterday. The cashier said
the reason is the present financial strin-
gency and inability 20 realize on its So
curiilcs Ex-United States Treasurer
Neboker. is president.
Fsi;ed to Opcn iis Doors
KANKAKEE. ILL. July 2.-The First
National Bank Of this city failed 10
open its doors this morning A notice
posted on the door states that the assets
are ample T. meet all claims
A Small Failure.
CHICAGO. July 2o-The South lark
Bank. a small private concern. failed
to-day. II cuts no figure In hnla,e.
Three Fort anh Banks ose.
PORTLAND. ORE. July 2o.-The Com.
meicial National Bank. the Portland
Savings Bark and the Ainsworth Ma
uonal Bank closed their doors this morn
Ing on account Of deposltors drawing
money faster than collections could be
made. Several other banks are paving
out rapidly. and it As possible that some
Of tho smaller ones may suspcrd al
are considered absolutely safe. however.
and those which have been forced 10
suspend have more than ample security
10 meet their Liabilities.
70 frrr vr-'. Hands.
MILWAUKEE. WIS, July 2o.-The
Commercial Bank. Of Eau Claire. Wis.
did not open its doors this morning.
Notices were posted that the bank was
in the hands Of Byron a. Bufinton, as
receiver The close is due 10 the con-
tinuauce Of heavy Withdrawals. and the
inability to realize on securities az this
time. The Commercial is n popular saw
ings bank throughout Chippewa Valley
II has n cauital Of 5000 Run. were
started on tho National Bank Of Eau
Claire. the Bank of Eau Claire and the
Chippewa Valley Rank. but were coun-
teracted by heavy deposits by many Lead
ing business men. Those banks are re-
naming ouen after hours.
steel W'orts -hni Down.
WHEELING. W. VA. July 2o-The
Riverside steel and Iron Works, the
largest plant In this part Of the Ohio
Valley. closed down to-day indefinitely.
The plant EMPLOYS over 1000 men. The
state Of trade Is the reason given for
the shut down.
Inability - Reaiirr.
MILWAUKEE. WIS. July 2e.-The
Savings Bank OF Baraboo Wis. closed
its doors this morning. The following
notice was posted Failure 20 receive
money confidently expected the strin-
goncv OF the money market. and ina
bilitv 10 realize on assets. renders sus-
pension OF payment necessary" There
are slight runs on other banks In the
city.
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LOCKPORT, n. Y. July 29.-The plant
OF the United Indurated Fibre Company
was entirely destroyed by fire early this
morning, only the pulp mill used In con-
nection with the works being saved.
The whole plant was valued al S2O,NO
Loss, 5000; Insurance. SIP 600.
The fire was caused by the explosion
OF gas from an overheated oven, and
resulted from carelessness OF the night
watchman, Frederick O'Donnell, who
was burned 10 death. The company
manufactured indurated nbre pals tubs.
&c. and had a branch establishment at
Portland. Maine besides branch offices
AZ New York Chicago and elsewhere.
The works will be rebuilt at once.
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A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT
oy 4 CAR AT HARRISON STREET
BRTDGE, CHTCA0o.
Heavy Pointed Hardwood Lever Run
Through the Body Of Miss Nellie Rior-
go dan, Pinning Her TO a Scat.

CHICAGO. July 29.-At Harrison-strect
br.dre this evening an open car ap-
,-1aoncd thc bridge az n good rate OF
sreel AS thc car struck the east end
Of the bnlsc The latter shook and
seay,l up and down for moment. The
heavy pointed hardwood lever az the
east emo ~ the bridge fou from its fas-
ter.rre and swung around directly
AGAINST the r.sht side OF the car. Miss
Nellie Eiordan. Of "a seldcn street sat
near ue rght-hand outer edge seat near
ue middle OF The car and the pointed
end OF tle lever struck her I'm the groin,
passed throueh hor body. and made a
in.a u ihs back 0f ihe seat ON which she
VAS sliding. The lover extended twenty
l.Na. through tle body of the woman,
p.IrIur her 90 the fragment Of the seat
A physician Who was summoned from
house near hy said The woman would
Bleed 10 death if the lever was with
drawn from her body a saw was pro-
cured ana the lever was sawed of
two feet from Miss Riordan's body. The
woman. with n portion Of the lever still
penetrating her body was conveyed TO
fhe county hospital. The attending ply
s'rian said she would probably die rs
f00n as the piece Of the lever was re-
moved Her parents and friends were
ecnt for. and rcstornuves were applied.
Miss Riordan rogaincd consciousness.
md was told that she would probably
soon de She took "a farewell Of her
friends. after The pricat had given her
ahsolutlon The hospital surgeons then
the piece OF lever from her body.
after which she sank rapidly. and I'm
few minutes died from loss of blood.
Three other women on the car were
hldlv injured hy splnters. bat not dan
rnr0uclv
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LONDON, JUL 2.-Ecolosiastioal and
oiLer circles were shocked today by the
news that the wife OF the Rev Canon
Georga Prothoro. n ChaIiai IA Ordinary
10 the Queen, had committed suicide.
Mrs Prothero. WHO had been al for - me
time, was At Whippingham rectory. near
Osborne House, the queens residence on
the Isle OF Wight. To-day while tempo
rally insane she escaped the observation
OF her nurse aud lcaped from one OF the
windows OF her room. which was In the
upper part Of the rectory. She was in-
SANITY Killed. In addition to being n
Chaplain I'm Ordinary, Canon Prothero Is
a deluty clerk OF the Queens closet.
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THE PRESIDENTS RETURN.
Everything Points to uis Being In wash
fuvfoD Next W,dnesdav

E'efginlns folnIs 10 bls Being In W ash-
ing'on Next Wednesday
WASHINGTON, d. c.. July 29-Not-
withstanding Secretary In nont's diplo-
matte assertions 10 the contrary, many
things tend TO confirm the prediction that
the President will return 10 Washington
on Wednesday or Thursday Of next week.
The principal reason for this belief lies
In the fact that the President has a
number Of important matters TO prepare
for submission 10 Congress. which neces-
sarily require his comforting with the
heads OF the departments 20 which they
relate, and as no arrangement has been
made for the members OF the Cabinet
TO meet him at Buzzards Bay. the pre-
sumption is natural that the conferences
will be held in Washington.
II Is also known as n fact that the
White House has been prepared for the
Presidents return early next week, and
that most OF the members of the Cabinet
have arranged 90 be here about the same
time. Secretary Carlisle is the only
Cabinet officer in the city at present,
but majority Of the absentees will be
back by the middle OF next week at the
latest.
The well-known fact that the Presi-
dents movements are always surrounded
with the utmost secrecy gives color Of
truth TO this theory.
Ken Indoors bv th" Storm.
BUZZARD'S BAY, July 29.-The storm
in this section to-day kept the President
indoors about all day. There were no
callers. Mrs. Cleveland drove up TO the
village this afternoon. Colonel Lamont
is expected the early part Of next week.
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The Citizens Savings and Loan Associa.
tion Closed.


The Citizens Savings and Loan Associa-
tion Closed.
AKRON. O.. July 3.-The Citizens
Savings and Loan Association Of Akron
closed it's doors this morning. The cause
given is the constant drain upon its re-
sources by the drawing out OF deposits.
The bank Is regarded as perfectly sound
I'm condition and will pay dollar FOR dol
lar The capital stock is 100000 with
$4,000 surplus. The company was or
ganized and incorporated in 1872. The
suspension created no surprise In Akron.
Taunic Acid Factory 90 shut Down.
KNOXVILLE. TENN. July 29.-The
tannic acid factory Of this city will be
shut down next week indefinitely. This
plant was erected several months since
by the Standard Tannery Company, OF
Chicago. and represents an outlay OF
over 100000. over 200 men will be thrown
out Of employment.
Ron an Trenton savings Bank.
TRENTON, N. j.. July pa run COM
menced this morning on the Trenton
Savings Bank. and by noon about $50
900 was paid out. The bank is one Of
the strongest IN the State. having a clean
surplus Of $3.50 0OO. The money was IN
new silver dollars. just received from the
Philadelphia mint. All Trenton Is I'm ex-
ceIIcnt shape. and no suspensions VIII
occur.
pi~~viu~ Banking Company 'io-cd.
LOUISVILLE. KY. July 9.-The Pine
Vile Banking Company, at pfneville.
closed its doors yesterday. 1t was con-
sidered the best bank In Southeastern
Kentucky. The president Will surrender
all his individual property to help the
bank on.
Farmers and Merchants Bans.
CONVICTION. IND. July 3.-The
Farmers and Merchants Bank, or this
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Nnr Cnmmnndnnf nf Norfolk.

NORFOLK. VA. July 29.-Rear Admi-
raj George Brown. United States navy.
took command OF the Norfolk navy-yard
at If 80 o'clock to-day. when his flag was
run up on the receiving ship Franklin
and salute Of eleven guns were free.
relieving Captain Potter as commandant.
The officers Of the yard. ships and hospi-
tai. and all the marines, with the band,
were drawn up TO receive the new COM
maudant.
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Sad Case of browning.

HAMPTON. VA. July 20.-Special.-
Mary Messick. a daughter Of Curtis Mes
sick. Of York county, was drowned at
Fore Landing, Back river. yesterday ar
ternoon. She and several others were in
"A canoe at the time. when the sail
hbed suddenly. knocking her and two
companions overheard. The others were
saved The body was recovered. She was
twenty years Old. and a most estmable
young lady.