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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
NEWS OFSYORK
Remains of Drowned OYsterman Re- :
covered and Buried-Pea Crop.

& yoR lI PEW VA. February a.-The
remains OF Harry Booker the colored
FISHERMAN, who was drowned Saturday
evening last, arrived at his nome s' Y n
gloucester county yesterday morning ana
wero buried to-day. The accident oc-s
Cured on the Rappahannock River, near near
yYaterview The bateau which the uh1or-
tunate man was using sank from under
rim while crossing PARROTS Creek, He
was a colored man Of some Importance.
widely known. bore n good character ana
,enyes widow and one child. ne nveu
IN gloucester county. near Hayes store.
Mr.. Charles Gallagher is again at nome,
after spending the larger part OF ihst
week In Richmond on business with inc
nroposed steam ferry. The charter TOT
The steam ferry Is somewhat delayed,
owing to the delay In the Corporation
Commission getting to work.
Farmers arc more confident now over
the safety OF the crop OF early peas.
Those who were careless enough TO cover
the seed but lightly have In all p 'tIa
tIlIty suffered severe loss. while al VINO
Used ordinarily proper precautions nave
their crops unframed. Any injury 70 the
early pca crop means big deficit IN me ~
mn,iey market OF early spring. as this
crop is the first one which natures t nv
IS generally grown by al VINO mas ms -. eI'
smallest pretensc to cultlyatlhs .l ~ 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
a Largely Attended Meeting
Held dtthe Courthouse.
MANY M. I. BANDS Al }, 5. OF GY Y IS:
Complaint During the Winter N onths Of
Lack Of Shipping, Travelling and
Mail Facilities on the
Potomac. Z.
Especial 10 Tic Times. Dispatch

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Feb. a.
a largely attended good roads meeting
was held yesterday at Orange Courthouse
in accordance with previous announce
ment Ainny or the most prominent free
holders Of tho county were present and Y
were earnestly In favor OF some prncti-
cal solution OF tho vexed problem Of im-
proving tho PUBLIC highways. State
Senator George s. Shaoklcford was made
chairman and Mr. r. n. Robinson sec
rotary. Speeches were made by DR.. G,
II. Crittendon and Hon. G. G. Tnliafcrro
Resolutions were adopted advocating tho
improvement OF tho public highways and 4
the appointment Of Il committee Of five TO +
confer with the Senator and Delegate
from that district. with the view OF pre-
pairing n suitable bill cmbodying a sys- 3
#tem4for improving the roads, to be passed
by the Legislature. The committee ap-#
pointed Is composed Of Messrs 7. I.
Holiday, G.. C.. Iraliaferro. r.. G.. Coll
san, c.. NJ. Harris and w. G. Cren5hnw.
Many bands OF gypsies have been camp
ing at different points through this REQ
ton recently and many who have hero
tofore been wondering as to how thin
roaming race made q living are now cons
WINGED that their, Golfers arc kept full
by tho eager inluircrs into the future 4
who have their fortunes told N
There has been considerable complaints
during the winter months OF Ia ok OF ship
ping and travelling facilities on the Po-
stomac River but after Alarch LIST tho
steamers Harry Randall and Wakefield
will make daily trips except on Fridays
from Washington TO lower points on the
Potomac River. "a 4E a Sc RS,
Tho Council OF Colonial Beach has
adopted d resolution petitionlng the Leg
gislature to set Off tho town from West
3moreland county for all election and
magisterial purposes. Il is supposed this
Is done In view off, the agitation FOR q
local option election In the district, Of
which Colonial Beach forms g part and
the town desires to vote on that question
independently. is.
Mr.. James Stone has sold his farm In
Fauquier county and purchased one near
Kclly's Ford. In Culpepcr county, where,
with his family. he VIII make his home.
MIR. A. r. Broclsman. prominent
farmer of Orange county, who has been
at the Virginia Hospital In Richmond
undergoing treatment, Is not improving.
causing some apprehension to his friends
II CAPTAIN j. P.afWoody, who has been ~
at the Mary washington Hospital here,
is3improring.
Mr.. YES Chancellor, who has been cons
fined to his home by illness since last
November is slowly recovering and q ap q
to go out ~ 33t,9G5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
WHY STAY PAL 2.

A pity to see pale girls stay
pale and dull whenit is SO easy
to get SCOTS Emulsion
One Of the best things
SCOTS Emulsion does is 70
give rich blood topale girls.
The result Of regular doses
of SCOTS Emulsion is an IN.
crease not only in the reg
color Of the blood and n the
appetite but the good lo {; :
and bright manners whlch
are the real charm OF per-
Send ~ s,npls { !. !,
SCOTT con: n 8 BOVINE, cAs ~ 81, y y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
Moro Small Farms.
Especial to Tho rlmes. Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times. Dspatch.)
GREEN 81 BAY, VA. February "a
Frank G. Gubel,$a wealthy capitalist from
Passac, N, j. I, has purchased about 2,ooo
acres of land, commencing three miles
north Of this place. lie has a saw-mill
at work Of large capacity, and Is work
ing a force Of twenty-five or thirty
hands Ills intention Is to cut up his
land into forty or fifty acre lots and
building com Portable dwellings on each
and settling q good many families on
his land.
Owing to the exceedingly low prices
the farmers are getting for their crops
Of tobacco, a good many have decided not
to make any this year. Some did not
realize enough for their entire crop to
pay their, grocery bills and guano nc
count, which was very discouraging, cs-
pecially taking into consideration tho
scarcity OF farm hands and cxorbitnnt
prices that have to be paid to obtain
them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
those froin d distance who attended the
marriage here werc: Misses Kate md
Lena Marshall and brother, Mi. William
Marshall ana Miss kntic Whitlock, NIL OF
EvERE'r'r-----JoRDAN
Beautiful Home Ceremony In Ports
mouth Last Night. 5

& IL L "a .
Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
( PORTsntC U'rH, VA, February 2i.---
Miss Elizabeth Jordan was married at
$3.50 o'clock this evening to Mr.. Gordon
Everett, OF Lumpkir, Gu. Tho ceremony
was performed BY the Rev. a. II. Shaw,
pastor OF tho First Presbyterian Church,
Court Street. Portsmouth. which had been
decorated for the occasion with palms
and other greencry. s
Tho marriage Is of the greatest ntercst
socially, because OF the popularity Of the
bride, who has been n most admired men,
Der Of Portsmouth's society slnco licr
ueDut. She Is niece or Mrs. Virginia
Wisner Mash, ana was married from her
home, on London Street. The groom Is
the son OF tho Hon. Marcus l.. Everett,
OF Georgia.
a Tho gown OF the bride was Q { white
crepe DO chine. trimmed in white Welvet,
and wthlornaments OF pearls. Her veil
OF t,lle was fastened with Il pearl pin,
md tho bridal bouquet was OF brides
roses. XII
Tho bride was attended by her maid OF
honor. Miss lola Everett, OF Lumpkn,
Ca, sister Of the groom. She wore n gown
OF white SILK trimmed In chiffon and with
pearl ornaments. Her bouquet was OF La
France roses. 5si y
The best maj, was Mr.. p. Pelham. OF
Atlanta. and tho ushers were Messrs.
John Crafty, Victor Taliaferro Boat
Wright James Protor Jr.,f and Carol
Graves. w. i-s "a;
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Everett left for q wedding
journey. to embrace the principal cities
OF the South. They Will return to Ports
mouth to reside at No. zig London Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
COLLEGE ORATORS
Sixty Young Ladies' from the Southern '
Seminary Journeyt to Lexington

Seminary Journey to Lexington.
Especial to The Timcs. plspatcho
a5 LEXINGTON VA, February A.-One
OF the attractive features of the eele l'ft
ton % tire! Washington Literary Society
celebration at washington and and Lee Lee uh' I
versty Monday night was tho presence
OF about sixty young ladies' from ne
Southern Seminary ut Buena Vista VINO
were invited by the students to be pres
cnt. They came up on a special tru ,,l1
and returned to Buena Vista after the
celebration, reaching the Seminary Seminary az
midnight. yi
.3 Tho Judges who awarded the medals ut
the celebration were Rev. James a..
Quarlcs. p. D., Professor Addison iiogue
and Professor j. II. Long. The meda Us;
were n. a. Lapsey, IT., Of Greenesviile'
Va, whose Grafton was "rhe Man 20,
hind the Guns, : and the debater's medal
was awarded to- D. II. Ralston, OF Far
risonburg, II Va. the question being de.
bated was Resolved, That there should
be an educational. qualification for sur
frage IN the United States" Mr.. Ralston
had tho negative side.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
THREE FATALITIES.
NEAR HINTON, VIVA.
Remarkable Series Of Railroad
Accidents Result in Sew
eral Instant Deaths.
lcno,,o, q The Times. Dispatch. )

-
HINTON, w. VA, February 24.-The
number Of fatalities at this point by
reason Of railroad accidents for the past.
few days has been alarming, On Thurs
day train struck and instantly killed
Walter Ballaugn, highly respected
farmer. who was attempting to reach
tho passenger station in time to take
tho train which struck him. lie was
running along the tracks. but Just be-
fore he reached the station he met
freight train and crossed from that that
track Immediately In front of the !ncom-
Ing passenger. train
* few days later the same tram,
while passing n small station nine mics i!s,
vest Of here, struck and killed N
stantly Rev. John AIcVey, l3aPt ~.
minister, who for years had mace tais
home in this section lte, 100, M W.,
walking on the track, ana az . . tt,n
was coming up behind him ne seep ian,,
nver5 IN the west-bound main line track,
facing the passenger train. when @. ~
rnnninr at that point at the taso ~ ~ :,
nbout nifty miles an hour y = ~ ~, I,,a
account for this singular action az 1ao .,t,,
part unless 1t was that nc nc, Wa s coo or
absorbed in thought ah ,l,,, aau Mn Mn = 4,
hear tho train Wl'lcn Inc compnny's
~ ~ ~most trustworthy conc
''ps. 49, 49, Instantly killed Whlle W wy
W'is 80 anca 81 his duty, lie was ru,l-
pns freight train and st Ne ~ Went went
n, ,nS the train broke IN tWo l, ~ W." ona
out 10 see what the a .pennie W to back
began - - i captain stratton aimed to
ne lama one side, but In doing SO ne
STOP ' ~ ana fell across the rails. when
slippea 80 aNr ran over him. Mr.. stratton
the a'v W,rainian By birth, and brother
VA stn - Z. r, station. wholesale grocer
of Staunton,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
.COVEY GIVEN A
FIVE YEAR TERM
storyof This sWindlor
VINO is Wanted for Triolin
Several Virginia Towns
lspac,ul 10 1ne Tlmcs. pIspatch. ]

urNrON, w. VA. February &-'TNo
closing hours OF the Circuit Court mere
,,r,, ,,,ven TO pronoiincing sentence upon
sight pcsons who al the present Term
we're found guilty of felony. The case
,TJi5fne deepest interest was litahl-
rested was that Of D. II. Convey, allas
Nat Woodby, alias II. j. Fau llc1l
r,,vcv for several years, has been leau--
i,r criminal life, While masquetaa 70
under tho rolc Of a minister OF Tue eV'7
mel, and the charge OF forgery 10 "n'eA
ha reccntly confessed occurred N 'h'S
county last fall Convey came to TINS cit9
and had the Bank Of Summers W u's' ;.
count two notes, amounting 10 itpou.
50 900 These he had stolen from i''il
| by the name of Convey In Rnleish county,
| With whom he had been STAYING lor sol.'e
weeks. assisting in a meeting under the
| ansu,ces OF the Christian Baptist Church
| JIe secured the cash on all except hlou'
| $500 which he left on deposit In the pahk
| and went to Augusta county, va, where
| no bought small store and made u
check upon the Bank of Summers through
| the First National Bank OF Lexington,
| mt owing TO Inconsistent statements and
| SINGULAR actions the Bank OF Summers
became suspicious and had CoVey arrest
| ed and held in Lexington. Upon belna
| brought herc upon requsition from
| Governor White and honored by Govern
| or Montague, Covey protested his limo
| ccnst Of the charge until 1t was shoNI
/ that those, whom he had employed to
/ secure evidence tending to show BY false
| swearing that he was the original own
| nr, had deserted him and confessed the!l
1 part TO the prosecuting attorney Hf
,t.l, dane nom ~ lin,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
MILLING MERGER
Consolidation Of Electric and Milling
Plants at Leesburg. s

Especial to The Tlmcs.D Dispatch
LEESBUtG. Va. February 2i.-The
milling plant ana good will of the Tls-.
carora Milling Company, n firm COM
posed Of s. 7. Hickman j. W. Bitter,
Wallace George and Bruce Mcintosh, all
of this place has been purchased BY
tho firm OF w. S. jenkins 6: Co., OF
Lcesburg. the members OF which are Dr.
=. NJ. Fox. w. s. Jenkins and j. r.
Boucher, operating large Touring and
feed mills In this place, The Lccsburg
Electric Company. a stock company Of
this place. the majority OF whose stock
was owned by the members OF the Tus-
tcarorn Milling Company, has acquired
the plant. franchises and rights Of tho
recently established IL Loudoun Electric
Light and Power Company, the controll-
Ing stock Of which was owned by mem
bers Of tho firm Of ". s. Jenkins & Co.
This consolidation Of the electric and
milling plants Of this place will 30 into
effect about tho first of March,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
RAILROAD TO
CHINCOTEAGUE
Survey to be Made in the h
Spring. Home Marriage.
fsnac,ol 10 The Times.Dlspatch.

(specIal to The Times. Dspatch.)
CIINCOTEAGUE, VA, Feb. A.-The
oyster League Of this place met Mt the
Red Mems Hall Monday night at which
meeting very important matters pertain
Ing to the all-absorblng topic, the Jordan
oyster bill, was discussed, after nearing
the report of the delegates, who have re-
Gently returned from Richmond. @
1t is officially stated by Pres. W. Il.
Basley, of Queen Anne's Raiiro4d' tnat
the surveys for the extension OF the rail-
ro,dI ia Chincoteague Bay at or In the
Vicinity Of SlnicksonG will be made III ING
snrinr, 1t is thought, should the pro)ect
materialize, the towns Of SALISBURY, snow
uill md Sharptown, Maryland would pc
taken in. ~, c,,,,r,os
e. Rabbit, Jr. offers for sale ms 1llas'
nlflcent oyster shucking aestapl'sllll'cht
a very pretty home wedding was sol
emn,zcd last Thursday evening ut tho
home OF tho groom, when Mr. William -
Reed and Miss Anna Dckerson Doth
residents of this place, were marrAea py
Rev. II. c. Davis, pastor or the Union
Baptist Church.
The young people OF the lsiano suVe
delightful dance Thursday nlsht ~ INC
Red MEMS Hall and 81 . report swell
time and anticipate q recurrence OF sans ~
| in the near future Tho music was tur'
nished by Professor Warmers Orehestth
which has Of late gained much notorlety
Mr.. Israel Coppock, eadlng snoe
m crchant of Chester Pa, mas roturnet
home from visit to his slster' MIS-. Phll'
lips, at the Atlantic Hotel,
Miss Lucinda Merritt, who has been So
journing In Philadelphia for quite awhile
returned home fow days ago
Mr., George Logan, late ships c COOK firs
class, u. S, NJ, with Dewey ~ the battl'
Of Manila, who received 9 d'sapli'tS dls
h he has not seen FOR thirty years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
in II KING XII WILLIAM
Very General Interest il the Good Roads
Meeting Set for Thursday

se iG Especial to Tie Times.Dlspatch.j iNy. fs#
ErNA MILLS, VA, February "a
There Is very general interest In the
meeting Of tho Good Roads Association
to be held at Horn Quarter Plantation
on Thursday. It Is hoped that Mr.. G. NJ.
Wallace will be present and address me
meeting. There Is great enthusiasm ana
the attendance will DO large a
a large crowd attended the sale OF
Gould Hill farm and personal property,
Just across the Pamunkey, In Hanover
county which was advertised for Mon-
day, February 23d 1t did not come OIL
as IN injunction was awarded BY Judge,
John u. Mason restraining the sale until
tho further order Of the court. The m
junction was obtained by Willoughby
Newton Jr. counsel for j. II. Coulter
OF Chicago. r.
The Old king William mill owned by
j. N. Iubullls, near Enfield. has beer
rebuilt and started to the satisfaction OF
the neiEhborhood.A This mill property
was damaged K by q cloudburst Ang = s.
r. 1902, which broke the dam and washed
a part of the mill away. The stopping
Of this m1l was a public calamity, Us
the people had to go miles to get &c
a mill. !,
Mrs, Mary Ann Thompson Is very III
at her home, IIico, near Calno. /,
& Mr.. Tillmall,s Of Albcmarle county, is
the guest 6Ul Nlit fh S|.3SIi olAt :, -
Miss Lottic letter and Mr.. Robin Moran
of Calno, are quite sick.
Miss L. N. Blnke and Mr.. Harvey
Terry, Of Mangohic1. are out again.
They have been quite funwell.
Mrs Chastinc Tuck Is quite sick at her
homo, Spring Hill, near Mangohlck.
DR.. w. A. Mitchell had to stay on the
Hanover side for three days on account
Of the raging Pamunkey. -.
Mr. Kemper Terry Is improving ms
farm ''Ridcr's Leap putting in tile and
building q new barn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Pretty Home Wedding in Lexington on
Monday Night
Especial to The Times'Dlspatcho

fsnec,p, to The Times Dlspntch.)
LEXINGTON, VA,,g February PA
,,rettv homo marriage took place at inc
ros,dence OF Mr.. and Mrs Samuel 9.
charlton last night at 0 o'clock When
their eldest daughter. Miss l&a tt
1,anrford Charlton, was welded 70 Mr'
james BOYD Shannon, Rey. J. II, Llgns'
uastor of Trinity Methodist ChurcA,, o.
flciated. Tho wedding march from nie W.
tdclssohn was played by MIS- HoWaru ~ I,
Was solemnized was tastefully decorated
with ferns. palms and potted plants anu
lighted with colored lamps, the color
schema being pink. 80, !,
rrhe bride is an attractive young lazy
and was becomingly attired ina gown o.
gray crepe with silk and applique trim.
m,nrs, and carried beautiful bouquet
~ cnrnntlons. She entered the parlor
attended by Miss Katie Marshall, o.
Fstn,lnton and the groom was attended
Nv MI. j, Edward Deaver OF Lexlng,,
IN va. The ceremony was witnessed
hv only the immediate friends OF the
contracting parties -,
a delightful and sumptuous supper iol-
,on,nd tho marriage. after which the
,,1v-wedded couple received the con-
~, ~, ~, I, lions Of their friends. The pres
s s,,as ,,,s,,e numerous and handsome Mt
shannon Is engaged IA business ~ LEX
snnto,, member of q grocery company,
,Nn,, ,;omo years he was q FeS'9ent " =,
,f,lndstone, Yap.and later OF ficnNAomu
M. and Mrs. Shannon LETT lhls = nlp, ,ttn y
over the Baltimore ana on!o ~ ~ o, ~
n Sta Far richmond and Newport News
TiJ trip win include New YORK ans
A. Naw,purt News Wednesday evening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
As a5d Fres7 GOSSIP From the Cities and Towns OF

he did mot return was because ne s was
In bad health. His friends Il, ~,
burg say that he has been III ''u 'e"' =
and his excuse Is Ia good one ID, !.
dlcted william Massey, alias VIII os-
borno, for wife murder. Also Isaac Ian ,i n
horn and Nathan snead for shooting Win with
intent to kiiU AZ ,E
q Tho mother OF William Massey, VINO
was Indicted Blythe grand Jury YESTERDAY
charged with killing Ills wife near stau m.
ton, over two weeks ago was IN sta l.,Ii.o
yesterday, having come over from WS !. :
county for the purpose Of ldenttify 'Fn he 9.
son. Sh,o IL trying to got possession q g,
the little Massey children VINO wcr =
turned ovcrgto d woman by the name 9, q
Lambert who claimed to be sster-in IN
law Of Massey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
NO INDICTMENT
Body Of Joseph Baine, Shot bY H's
Brother, Buried After a Week.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
WARSAW, VA, Feb. 24,-The BODY OF
Joseph Baine. no was shot by ms as
brother Carrie in family quarrel at the
home of his mother, near Baynespille,
ia Westmoreland county, about cloch
on Tuesday morning of last Week week Was
n,a, services were held on Friday last
.by The Rev. Mr.. Harmon, who announced
that the services would be concluded at
tha grave. but at what time he could
not say. Since the date OF the shooting
the body Of the unfortunate young man man
l,,s laid in the coffin in the room ~
which the shooting occurree; en hn,n
snt free. as the Westmoreland grand
inrv failed to indict him. and thus inc
said affair is brought to close
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
A.Louisa Fox Hunt.
lspecial 10 The TImes. plapatch.)

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
LOUISA, VA, February 24.--Mr mos,
Winston brought his fine pack Of fox
hounds to town yesterday and TINS
morning treated his friends to one o.
the most exciting cross-country runs Of
the season, Only one fox was caught
Miss Susie McCcmb won the brush, pc
Ing the first lady rider in at the death.
Among those who rode were Misses
Susie McComb. Annie Winston, anu
Janet Bib, and Messrs Thomas VIM
ston. Gordon Winston. r. L. Goru9 -
j. r., Porter. Fl. @. Dickinson, ~ =, =,
Crawford, r. T. Poor, J. =, Blckers am
DR.. ". o, Smith. Breakfast was served
the hunters by Mrs. Judge Sims ana
dinner at the Louisa Hotel by =, -
Dickinson. Another run Is planned toF
to Innrrn1Y -. tL!tE.L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
Boiling Bankruptcy Case.

(speelnl 70 The, TIWes. nlSPNtch.! d
,1,,dre Henry g. Mcdowell, sitting In tho
tinted States District Court ut Lynch-
burg, has given decision IL the case
az The creditors of w. IT. Boiling ana
Company, oil this place, who petite
thut-court to put the concern into bank,
ruptcy, The judgese aside both the deco
Of trust to Attorney NJ, M Caldwell as
trustee, and also the deed Of conveyance
from from Trustee Caldwell to Mrs. w IL
l3oiiing. lhe court decreed that tho
trustee should close the store, Il he ersdr
sirofe. vail now meet and choose a trustee
OF their QSin sele ctloll ,i.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
On THE POTOMAC
Naw Line Of Steamers from Pope'o
Greek to Quantico.
,snec,nl 70 The Times, Dlsratch.,,

H1ATHsvILLD, VA. February "a.
1. TIE = r,,morod that the business men OF
1va -. moreland county have inaugurated
= y movement to establish q line Of steam,
e,s This line Of steamers, con-
waiting with tho railroad nj Qauntico,
viii give the people Of Westmoreland 2
splendid man service and other adyant-
a ages that they have never known before.
Henry Rundy and George Bush. OF
Lancaster county, were recently indicted
for violation of local option law,
An important meeting of the GOOD
Roads Association was held at Wicomico
Church last Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
NEGROES DROWNED
One Was a Brother Of Edmund Moore,
Lost on the Maine.
lSnccInl to The ,rImes.Dlspntch,)

(spcclnl to The Times. Dlspatch,)
MISSIONER. VA. February M,-An &C.
cIaont occurred to-day directly opposite
Berkeley fishery, by which Robert ADJ
,ins nnd Joseph Moore both colored, lost
their lives by drowning, They had been
to City Point and were returning IN n
sail boat, when, in attempting to lower
sail the boat was capsized and both men
were thrown into the water. Adkins
never reached the boat, but sank at once.
Moore succeeded in catching hold and
held on til exhausted, lie was drowned
before assistance could reach him from
the shore, Both were trustworthy and
efficient men, Moore was brother OF
Edmund Moore, vino was lost in Eia-
yana harbor when the Maine was blown