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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-04-23
MARRIED.

KIENLIN - LENHERR - In this
city, Tuesday, April IL, 1908, Felix
Kienlin and Miss Louisa Lenherr,
Father Datin, OF the Catholic
church, officiating.
PATTON-NEACE- In Waitsburg,
Wash. Wednesday, April Is, 1908,
Seymour i. Patton, formerly OF thi,
city, and Miss Sarah ID. Neaoe.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-04-23
Bids Wanted.

Mrs. Joseph Moss will receive bids
for construction Of dwelling house.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at Fourth and Il streets.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-04-23

Something new in Wash
ing Machines operated with
a fly wheel and a uniqle re-
versible gear. Built good
and strong for hard usage
and wear.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-04-23
Notice.

All persons are hereby notified
not 10 loan money or sell goods OF
credit TO L. II. Lamphear.
Mrs. l.. II. Iamphear.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-04-23
Lost.

In Grants Pass, last week, one pair
Gloria shoes, No s, also package con
tanning children's night gowns
Ralph Hamblin, Golden, Ore.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-04-23
Ole Olson

a large crowd was present at the
opoa house Monday evening 70 see
colo Olson, as given by Ben Hen
bricks and company The play is full
Of laughs from start to finish. II
centers around the character Of
colo, that character being most
plcasingly portrayed by Mr. Hen.
dricks. The specialties Of Mr.
Hendricks and Miss Lockette were very
enjoyable feature. The Swedish
ladies qaartette was extremely popu-
lar with the audience Their voices
are sweet and full OF melody They
were called back three times before
the audience would be- satisfied.
There will be- a banquet and enter.
aiumout at the l. o. o. +. hall on
Saturday evening, April 25. 1903, in
honor Of the 7gth anniversary Of the
order All transient Odd Fellows
and their families, also Rebekas in.
vited to be present
T. y Dean, j. A. Jennings, Com.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-04-23

4 second hand phaeton for sale
cheap. Inquire Of Mrs. n. r Dodge.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-04-23

Typewriter ribbons for all machines
for sale at the Courier Office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-04-23

Fountain Pens-Waterman' Ideal
3. 20 to %. 90 at Cramer Bros.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-04-23
Ocean Wave Washer

Our stock of Wash Boards,
Wringers and Tubs is COM
plete.
Ask to see the Asbestos
Sad Iron. Absolutely the
best thing on the market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
WILL ASK MINERS
TO ACCEPT A CUT
Coal Operators Hope to Stimu,
late Trade by Decreasing
the Price Of the Fuel.
(By Associated I'ress,>

CLEVELAND, OHIO. December l5,--
The two days conference OF Ohio, Pennsyl-
yanIa and West Virginia coal operators
adjourned this afternoon to meet again,
probably In this city, next Tuesday or
Wednesday, At tho adjourned meeting.
It is understood more definite plans Will
be formulated to be presented to O. Joint
conference at Indianapolis In January
IT Is said to he tho intention OF the
operators to ask tho miners to accept a
reduction In wages for tho good effect It
will have on the coal trade as early as
two months before the expiration ot the
wage contract on April LIST, The demand
for coal now Is said to ne sugglshi the
expected demand for coal following the
reduction III the price OF coal made pos-
sible by the lassentng of the cost Of pro-
ductlon VIII stimulate tho demand for
fuel and have u beneficial effect on man
uIacturing generally,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
REMARKABLE ( 1 } |. )
DISCOVERY
Professor NJ allory Thinks lie. He
Has Found Cause Of Scarlet
:$ Fever at Last.
P'RloToz0A ii d FOUND IA! SKIN
interesting Paper Read .3s.][' Before f'f'7i.e'
sSsthe Boston Society ofgM edi-
cal Sciences.

a(BY Associated Press

= l
"a BOSTON, Dec. s16.--Ata meeting OF the
Boston Society. Of Medical Sciences held
this evening at the \ & Harvard j: Nledioat eds
School, Dr. i / 2. sNi associate pro.
lessor Of pathology, read q pa per on scar
let fever IIe stated that In the skin of
four cases of the disease whichSd died In
the .eruptive stage, he had found aYseries
Z Of bodies which closely resembled the va
rIous development stages Of a, prot tozoa
In the course OF his paper. DR.. Mallory
said: while many Of the common IN
fectious diseases are due to bacteria, the
lowest form OF vegetable life, a certain
number are due to protozoa, the lowest
form, OF animal life. OF the latter diseases
the best known and the most studied are
tho malarial fever. OF which three DIS
tinct varieties are recognized: In these
malarial diseases the protozoa live ana
develop in the blood. Here they pass
through, however, only an a sexual de-
velopment.,' Tho bodies found IN scarlet
fever resemble the different satges of
tho sexual development OF the malarlal
organ, but do not live in the blood. In
stead they live In the epithelinl cells Of
the skin and tongue.
Like the malarial parasites they multi
ply by forming segmenting bodies or ro'
settles. i5 !,
The Importance OF finding these bodies
In SCARLET fever lies In the fact that up
to the present time absolutely nothing
has been known In regard to the cause OF
tho disease. DR.. Mallory concluded with
the statement that while he positively be-
lieyed that the bodies were protozoa, ana
we're the cause Of scarlet fever. he was far
from claiming that such relation mad
been proved. hla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
SHORT INACCO|'U|:|N''T'|',S';.. | ] \ | $ }.
HE KILLS HIMSELF i 4 ]: j. !
Trusted Cashier Greets Bank
Examiner and Then Puts
End to His Own Life.
(By Associated Press,)

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Dec, l5,-Aftor
greetng bank examiner who bad como
lnannoupced to examine his accounts,
Asa &c bushnell. cashier Of the Yale
National Bank, in this city went into
the basement, of the bank to-day and shot
himself, death ensuing soon after.
y A statement given out by Edwin s..
Greeley. president Of the bank, and / by
John T, Manson. the ylceTpres'dent this
afternoon said that an investigation Of
the books Indicated that the cashier was
indebted to the bank for between sl2, 700
and Slb,ooo, and that he had been specrul-.
.lating In stocks to a limited extent.
President Greeley said that Bushnell
rad l,sep with tho bank twenty-one years
and that lie was the last man who woula
have heen Suspected Of speculation, ' as
his personal habits seemed 70 20 ''t' above '
reproach and free from extrayag gance.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
ANOTHER SOUP KITCHEN sss.1
AT METHODIST INSTITUTE

There will be another soup Kitchen nt
the Methodist Institute again this year.
nroyided Tho charitnbly disposed Will help
make up tho small fund necessary..t
Eyes. propose to open the soup Kitchen
again this winter, and will. Of course, bu
governed as to the amount given out ~
what comes ln,' said Mr.. Wiley, q tho
superintendent Of the Methodist Mlssio y,
,"Last winter we put out about s, quarts
and want 10 incrense the Quantity this
year If 5we can to s. 900 quarts. H.
III have never attempted any charity
that have been more pleased with, be-
cause ii saved the fuel Of tho poor and
gave them better food than they could
make themselves. We were careful to
distribute the tickets through reliable
workers. OF course, We ha d no though OF
8denominat tonal lines IN he dlstrib
Saf the tickets. This is true OF al tho work
We do at our mission. The soup We make
Is from good. beef, cabbage. 20 otatoes, to-
mStoes, etc,' So H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
q: CHEMICAL, COMMON,
MUCH TALKED ||:, OF J.
Rise Of Eight Points III a Few
Days Exciting Everybody's
Curiosity.

VS. Owners of chemical stock. common
dealers In stocks, and that far larger
class Of citizens who are Interested IN
tho success OF the Notwithstanding
Chemical Company, MS an institution prl'
marlly Of Virginia, have been greatly In
terested In recent rise OF the common
stock from 20 to IS OIL yesterday.
"A OF course, many are lnquiring the .rea-
son for this steady Increase In values,
but 80 far no satisfactory response has
been received, Suggestions widely differ
Ing have been made, None seem to po
conclusive. Many are Inclined to believe
that the unusually hne business the Chem-
ical Company Is doing now has much, TO
do with it. That this has some bearing
and some influence, II not u great deal
there Is no doubt,
AS many know, the Chemical Company
has a large floating debt, which must be
provided for. What means will be adopt--
I'd to meet this are unknown. IT Is talked
about, however. that tho plan proposed y
OF such a nature that the holders OF
common stock Will derive benefit there-
from. Whatever may he the cause,
the fact is exceedingly interesting, and IS
exciting much pleasant comment,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
There were several spicy features n
"a session OF the BOARD OF Aldermen

There were several spicy! features IN
the session Of the BOARD OF Aldermen
last might. 3,54 n n :s$;s Il,
ts The chief one $Swas. the speech OF f F resi-
dent Turpln On tie bond issue 9 lesstios,
in which lie took 4 strong ground 1 Tor the
Mccarthy plar. and "a ainst touching ~ $a
dollar now ini the sinking fund, for meet
ing tho bonds about to fall due. The re-
marks Of Mr. Iurpln were care fully pre-
pared and read to the Board.
Aresolution carrying out}the McCarthy
plan and directing the Finance Commit.
tee to borrow the entire amount noces-
sary for meeting tho bonds was adopted
without discussion. 81. ,.fs. #
Another feature OF the session was tho
fight over tile ordinance increasing tho
salaries off, The four city. Judges. It was
made: bya President It Turpin,{ but tho ma.
tority after many efforts succeeded IN
having the ordinance concurred in 1t now
goes to the Mayor for his approval. The
ordinance fixes the salaries Of the fouN
city Judges at $4,G00 instead of So 200 each
as a t present. sAt s5 si,5A5I17 Az i
Z z. "A number Of other ordinances OF more
or less Importance were disposed Of, q
I great mass OF routine business having
been transacted. Tho resignation OF Cap
tain Cunningham Hall as member Of
the body was received and accepted.
THE BOARD MEETS. {5
The Board was called o,order at s:l5
II. M. BY President William NJ. Turpin.
and a. quorum OF members answered to
their names. # 81 55, ig@s.
A number Of committee reports were
taken UP aud disposed Of, but the matter
In them for tho most part related to
routine business OF the various depart
ments. Il,
The ordinance raising the salary Of
the janitor Of tho Chnncery Court sl4
per month was concurred In, MS was a
resolution to ref.,r the application OF
Superintendent Henry Cohn, of the streat
cleaning department, for increased salary
to the Health Committee for information
Tho body also concurred In an ordl-
nance allowing the Bijou Theatre Conf
nany to erect fire escape OH their
building at Eighth and Broad Streets.
"A Tho ordinance approprlnting $4,000 to
Tie gas department from the contingent
fund was concurred in,&as were q largo
rumber of others of less Interest. That
to give $4,000 for coal for the relief of
the poor received tho unanimous en-
.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
BILLS
INTRODUCED IN HOUSE
(By Associated Press.

I-,1T. 10y 1hsS = = -
WASHINGTON; Dec. s15 Representa-
tive Williams, Of 4 mississippi, introduced '.r.
the following bills to-day:
no put upon the free list when coming
from countries which permit Identical pre-.
ducts Of ours to- enter free, hides OF al
animals, leather of all sorts, boots. shoes
saddles and harnes ss. I'll }i
To prevent individuals, or corpora tions rs
engaged In Interstate commerce from
making tia cond ition Of the sale, sale OF thelr
products that the purchaser shall mot
/ sellSor deal in the products Of any other
persons. firms or corporations.
!: TO prevent tho over issue OF stock p
CORPORA tions orr comb nations Of corpora
&tion s.; and defining s,chts over issu g 8
!" public cheating eduirtng the ymeI,t ger
fsinterest On publ ic funds depositad Will
hs7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
WAGES OF
THOUSANDS OF MEN
.i. sFl3II 3IIIJVOOHIvUO y y ~ TsI'7s' :"
{, .4a4 (ByE Associated press.)

cONNELLsvILLE,s sPA. Dec. l5.-A res
duction in wages averaging Il per cent,
and affecting thirty thousand men IN
the Connellsvllle coke reg ons was an. n.
'ilounced to-day Tho II. G. Frlck Coke
Company takes the initiative in this. tho
first, reduction since the great strike OF
the early Snneties, and to-day posted no.
.tice at all their. plants announcing the
reductions. smultane ously with the an
nounccment ola reductionsin wages. the
Union Supply Company / the owner OF all
the company stores at the plants, OF tho
.I,rickG and allied companies, announced
q general cut In the price Of! goods.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
HIS LONG LIFE WAS
FULL OF INCIDENT
fny-eg Associa ted Press. ) 4

" 33lfI (By Associated Press,) IN
JOHNSON CITY, TENN, Dec. 15.-
Major William II. Garland, aged ninety
four years. is dead at the National Sol
dIers' Home here He had shaken hands
with every President Of tho United States
EXCEPT washington. He was on the naval
cadet detail that welcomed Lafayette on
the second visit to America In 1924, and
he at one time conversed with Napoleon
on the island Of st. Helena. Major Gar
lands wife aud children were drowned
In tho Evansville Qnd.) flood In 1854. He
was for many years Baptist minister.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
i MINIATURE ALMANAC. Z. V
444ss @ December l6. 1903. If,
Sun rIses......7:20 4 @H IGH u.
Sun eets......4:t2 MorninS........,2: :W
tAoon rises. .,.4:t9 l. Evening ~. .....,2:6 :63
Richmond,

n
House adds important amendments 70
tho Barksdale pure elections bill and or
$ders 1t cngrossed Fight begins on tho
4 baylor survey. bill---Mcasure to app:o-
ipriatc $1,000 for q State building at tho
III Louis EXposlt tion Is approved Real
estate mon form IN association, and e d.
JOurn to meet again In Fc Fcbrudry---Stu-
1 cents Of University College OF Medicine
fdetetn1ine8 to tako an c. 1tcnded Christmas 8
Bhoiida Rise In n5Virginia-Ca Carolina com.
! mon stock--Spirlted discuss.on Of bill
com pclllng telephone companic TO con-
5nect-Statue Of Dr.. Nj Gnlrn to be un-
Yelled January 5tl,- Funds for. tho = pub.
Board OF Fisheries other soup l,klt..
sinurnament2 here tomorrow night
Charters granted yestcrday---A new in
EurancG company----Anderson capitol en-
largemcnt bill. 10 be allowed to sleep
The Fulton riot cases are I, dismissed
Condition OF Mr.. Z. j. r. Mel ton I'M
votts 81 -Liel,tcnnnt- Governor Willard TO
entertain the Senate Salaries of city
Judges raised; Board f3of Aldermen In
Btructs tho Finance Committee to- borrow
sinOney 0necessarytsto to meet bonds. MAN
4 Ga ow because of the death
Of Auditor John ~. I1all--Board. OF AL.
dernen adjourns In honor Of his memory:
funeral from Bainbrldge Street Church
Johnston. Camp names pallhearers-
necessary to I'LL tho vacancy as soon as
re blet-Dr.sSJ ohm Hannonsto speak--
Manchester Pylhians to entertain e thoyo
ON Richmond. 5t5 sb3t 7. n j,Gs54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
PLEASURE YACHT ..
WRECKED IN GALE
(By Assoclated Prcss.)

1@17-9 7'-lI " (Byl Assoclateu 1PFcss.J ~
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, Dec. 15.-
The Bunker, a pleasure yacht, which left
Jacksonville yesterday was wrecked Off
North Beach, one mile from town, last
night In a very high wind. The boat is
almost a. complete wreck. and Is flooded
With water. No lives were lost. but four
men on board had a thrilling experience.
The men were rescued by parties from
this city. The boat was on route to
8Daytonn, and was owned by i. .. Casey.
OF thai place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
WERE RESCUED BY
PASSING COAST STEAMER

(E}y Associated l'rcsS,)
NEW YORK, December la private
telegram received hore to-day stated that
n. jenkins Hams. son of General Peter
c.. Hains. United Stntes army, who, with
his wife and ono sailor, wasNen route 70
the Bnhamas In q thirty-foot soop was
caught In heavy gale oft the coast OF
Georgia yesterday, Tho sloop capsized.
but Mr.. and Mrs, Hains We're picked uI.
by II coast steamer and landed at Bruns-
wick, Ga. The fato Of the sailor IS un-
known. tilatt 5l' n ltf7f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
sPEYER & co, ARE
.3 THE ONLY BIDDERS

(Bys Ass0clated t1ress.l
NEW YORK, Dec. l5.--The assets OF the
Consolidated Lake Superior Company held
by Speycr & co. for a loan OF Is, 0oO, oo0
were bought in at publ, auction by
speyer & Co, to-day for S4,5oo,O0o Theirs
was tho only bid. The sale was held In
spite Of sevhral protests by representa-
tiyes Of other creditors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
BOY KILLED BY
HIS COMPANION

(By Associated Press,)
ATLANTA Is GA, December 15.-Fred
Bradshaw a fourteen-year-od boy, was
shot and Instantly killed In q suburb to-
day byJns Dean, a siNteen-year-old COM
spanion, with whom he had been hunting,
Denn, who was taken In custody by the
police, claims that the shooting was ac.
cldental, and that Bradshaw had received
tho shot intended for n bird, i Is under-
stood that the boys We're friends,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
..A LITTLE FICTION AND MUCH FACT.

unless in the meantime It is learned that
Il considerable force Of COLOMBIAN troops
are, to attack Panama. In the latter
event, the protection OF the republic could
he hest nccon,pli by tho army and
troops would supplant the marines y
may .bci stated however, that this SOW
ernn1ent does not expect such an emer-
igency to arise at present and has pre-.
pared to retain tho present force OF ma
irlnes in isthmian waters until alter the
ratification Of the canal treaty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
MARINES SUFFICIENT
FOR PRESENT PURPOSE
/pv Aas,cioted Press. !

N WAsHINITT0N, D. q, Dec. l6'-7Re>,
garding the various reports about theNdls-
patch OF troops to the lsthmus OF fnn,l-
ma, the Associated Press Is enabled to
make this statement:
Until the Senate shall hnye fled tho
Hay -Bunnu-Varllla treaty the adn1lnls-
stration will look to tho marines to pros
tect tho isthmus and keep order there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16

Highest Temperature yesterday ...,....4 44
lowest temperature yesterday r. ....... 20
h Nean n q Temperature yesterday ......... ~
.sEornal temperature for December ,..... 40
from normai y ahu,rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
Virginia.

,ft ~
demand on the % pey faction 2p for ro review view
OF the primary ole ctton y saee tsslNn'l
has t beer 1sfhssa thsS l sies b. .
Isaac II. Christian, who was paralized, ~
ton meet In Norfolk; Dry I; wait thnley
nons fons aa af
and request Hon: Charles IT. Bland to
NJ eseRt q new child labor bill---Whstu
mt Bowling een--Mnn' found dead in
tie woods with his crushed skull,E6i in
Nythe county. was easily tracked by
stains on the floor. and she and a man,
association. Of Winchester. :aks
aSten sssh nss'ns. 9FS 19sr'!s hes
brother OF General Fitzhngh Lee,
dies In Trederisksburg-ER: r: %: Bart9ll,
u fight mosquitoes-M.ssing boys skull
and bones found in ruins Of burned barn,
ford accepts call to Arvon Baptist Church
& ---Nansemond county grand jury finds
FIX indictments. against lightning ;;.2d
Steamer s Toiiris. has has trouble on her Initial
trip TO Petersburg on account OF sand
bars-Blg barn burned in, Norfolk ,covn-
preacher who duped Petersburg negroes,
making stiff fight In New Jersey against
safd room s. an Mho Mss his sG fped
who was accidentally shot several days
ago Is improving rapidly, " 523$l y
North Carolina. -57
JeEe Bogd sSggssts RR4esdsetu R9esdyet and
ior a unique reason Governor Aycock
,eiurns from his hunting trlp. WI With ,laErse 2E!sa
man aaleSS makes k QUICK Work 81 thief, Who
covered him with q ,pstol-Mill owner;
While trip TO- tmd n;pee5 n,s sf by traTs re
imnsh H9seht asas Rsssk 0sas lTR ill., n
Carolina; one hrakesnln killed and an
other hurt; engine crew. stick TO locomo'
y tive and are not seriously hurt.
General.
" Dealings In stocks small except IN one me
3 or two issues, and piices fell below Level
o. day before, and close vas bareiv
&tteady al the recession ttorney Gen.
oral Knox concludes very able argument
II presentation Of the governments. SO SOC
OF tho Securities Company case-IE Earle.
ity OF subjects, Including rural delipeIy
in House--Se Senate continues discussion
,f the Cuban bill. number Of speecho,s
Icing made during ,e day,bem9SeAic oo
Gus when two,th.rds vote Is secured an ~ u u
cnsllre--Asststunt Secretary Of stnte Q
sl1oomis makes address IN New YORK on
tho birth OF the now republic OF PanaInt
sian intiuenee eeis Is appnrenty M i unsiaksn ds-
spite pressure brought to benr by,0ther
coun tr. es--Goal opera tors will ask rll-
fers to consentAto a cut In wages In order
SiEut cost Of coal may be decreased, and
tho trade stmulate cd - Democrats win an,
oyotwhelmlng, Victory IN the munnctpa!
collins being reelected by the Ia rgest
majority ever returned !. for o. mayornlt tY
4 cundiato In the Hub4Clty- Two favor
lies only wnSon tho Crescent City track.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
SUMMARY Of THE DAYS NEWS
TheEWeather.

\; tVASHf NGTON. Dec. 1b.-- Forecdst LOT
Wedne est1ny and Thuraday:S gi
4 virginin--Tair, continued cold 1Vcdnes-
DAY; Thursday partly cloudy, fnotSs 70 cold :
light northwest Winds, becoming var,la.-, :,
hle.1 |t ,s I, * &, Il EA HI u N y, s;
a North carolina--Falrj Wednesday slrl
5Thursday;Jwa Thursday In west por- =
Btion q fresh North TO northwest winds. I.
Cool and pleasant weather prevailed al
aay yesterday. and the mercury ean,,
down near the freezing point. It was Y, Is
Ideal ante-C Christlnas weather, and The
streets were crUwded oil day. 81
l.3 81 STATE OF THE TIITRMoME LETTER,
y FA.tt AL s..t..s.sts TX
l2 M. 80. =. ..s'MSy ~ 4
}tlP.eM. :.'...s'' 1a ~
~ y. AL Z. (. ~ ~
r. nj. ..... So 3o
Y Midnight 10. ~ " 81
Average 4. (. b. !. J. I. 1. ~ =;
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CONTINUED on Seventh Pago.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
JUDGES GET
MORE MONEY
Salaries Ordinance Conctlrred in.
blythe Board of.Alder-
men. a
QUESTION Of BOND d J. ISSUE I$'!|'; j
President Tulrpinl Submits Submits Some
Warm r eil1arks and Board }s5
Passes Resolution.

+. fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16

Continued on Second I'age)
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-02
HEAVY TIE LOSSES
Many Thousand Carried Away
by the Flood Recently.
In Addition It will Cost Much 20 Move
Back Many Others.

The tie men are working now with
renewed activity in this section Of the
country, since the rivers have gone
down sufficiently to allow them to
load ties into their boats and barges.
Il will probably never be known ex-
sctly how many ties have been lost on
account Of the recent high water, bat
the number is great.
Ono company alone had twenty
thousand fioated away, and few, IL any
of them, will doubtless ever be heard
of again. Other companies no doubt
also suffered, but to W hat extent is not
known.
Another heavy expense TO which the
companies will be put is of carrying
the .ies back where they can get at
them. 1t costs one or two cents every
time tie is moved and in many places
where they were stacked up where
they could be easily reached. the high
water hoated them, and while il did
not carry them entirely away, it moved
them and scattered them in such a
manner that it will cost great deal
to have them moved again. In addi-
tion double wages were paid to tie car.
riers during the flood in order to save
the ties.
The result is that ties will doubtless
be considerably higher on the market
for a while.