The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
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!. RESERVOIR ]. IL [! ||.|I LAkG!y|
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES! l
Ia the home on West Main Street
& Will Empty the Lake.
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IAlt though Tia 8scarch. continued hour
inter lo,r, sntj s 6thers bud WIS q lilNn
fronsth n8watsrs& Id O. THO lake .,t W
N one here others lt
the imnressio ns prevails tina lea st3
ono other remains under the
Ice. IL * u ~ ~ at VI 1$ 4, !,
1$o. clock Il TO- Search was discontinued
aid tlirtrurk e or f-}
ders3 tos turn tic wat rs.
rhis "a ted lots ltlatte 70 WolS days
at least must sel:Rpse the lilke ~
tempted, 3alid until that time cam
feel assured thnt the result q
ful agetly has taaci, dscprtainctl I.
the Syhofc community is gri
stricken9Sfs III eSrcsut Z of tho kaW full acti-
dent, still Sit is only faii'to forget 5folH
ii moment and recall the splendid hcroisni!
Of three young mon, who, * will g tine
und$reaTle q lsre gnl'l 9or their$oWns YES
wGlit, to- the rescue those li,SaWfu
eIs1,crhapsE tho most dramatic act tWassthat e
or Mr. Pc titus, who went ~ Inst
save Il r ainey.. Iainoy (, who had
friends, lind torn. 4 rope iron
electric$ligh pole and had gone the
rescue; Of Bland and Thompson, IN
dire Straits, struggling in tho icy wnters:.
Pettus Wi III tiUpe, stills Ills hand IN d we'd
into he's a le;t tied n T,ainey's inanl1ilitei
.bodSato \ his oWns;Iald struggled sNtoS the.
shore Il sssfFsl # l35
4 VI w ere h Real II eroes. ID
srs. core, irks suiid ;Gnllnn lial poaS
lnanfuly8to pul i, ou:. ts5s
II Hugh Calder& Isl not hers eros yshlrst;
OF MI, VA went tho rescue & Of Dung
Weber and nss Sg olrg looked 4. SO close
on deattGtt ssmonloF must IS Y haunt
Him 10 Ills isssy lahS cailla,i ;igainI
|,lid IL lp'ng n toSs'sye
ey,$ icks 5ilndIIds tsaidaE ont tled5io
ciat Snnd honor brave deeds and reckless
1l{I IDS. ;.reel, nbsoIute Impossible to
seoli l'e III full 81 list i,fs hose vino broke
ugllfStles tee. 1sesidos those. already.
manned arc 1r.s Charles "a dams, of No.
42T West Main Street. III. a dams vas
completed slibmerg tlaf ter ii strug-'
Sgle succeeded lin &reaehing shore NJ r.3s = G.
@L. SGnrnett,. who leftiia lady with whom
lle$was skating to helrS party
broke through theg Ice and wen under.
Mr. Garrett was hal ped II to IS horcs WITH
SOut serious conseq uences. "a
q Tom koiner, son Of the superintendent
iofs tho eburtincnt Of agriculture, was
another of@those who fell In. This6yourg
man, lloweYe s in a serious danger.s
M Many Bro e Througb 81
lgBesdes those named /. a number Of per-
sons, both men Il md 81 women, broke,
through tic, 4 lee near bank In q T.:
tempting to reach 81 he bore a fter the
nccidcnt.$ 5 si ~ 5S3, f
81 There was IA 81 am ped ind smanysgo OF:
wet o the knees. sSs Bal RI on Thompson,
whose picture was! ublished b The,
$Tiines-D Dispatch ofssyest erday ,ss was II
sespeclal pro tcge Of Artts,o y Cart Thy, who
had known, him well sfol years Mayor
sNccarthy gave the s8spllot ograph;s "a which.
was reproduced "a & III, 8gSs Sf. \. si93
Thompson was the only Is son OF Mr..
George B. rhomp Il cwspaper cd 4.
tor OF Amherst. q who B is broken hearted
lin consequence of his sons death Ell
Mr.. Beverly Harrison ,reAched 1aic,-5
mond on Yesterday to ta ket charge Of the
body which will se III 5tn kent Amherst
for burial, S 3s33 8 y IS. 81