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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-06-30
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-06-30
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-06-30

we are authorized to announce that
H. $. ADAMS,
il n candidate For Mayor Of the city FOX
ford. subject to the action Of the "hite
primary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-06-30
EnR MARSHAL

FOR MARSHAL.
we are authorized 20 announce that
hal II RAMEH,
- N Candidate for Marshal of the city of
oxford Subject to the action of the White
primary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-06-30

We are authorized to announce that
DIR. w. ID. JONES,
il n candidate for Mayo: of the city ai OK
ford. Subject to the action OF the "hi'e
primary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-06-30

We are authorized TO announce that
It'd. RAGLAND,
IL N candidate for Marshal OF the city OF
oxford. Subject to the actton "f the mite
primary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-06-30

We are authorized TO announce that
w. I. TURNER,
Is n cnndidate for Marshal of the city Of
ONford. subject to the action OF the White
primary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-06-30


The OXFORD HARDWARE Co.
DIR. Hardy, of Wisconsin, has
been delivering an interesting
and instructive series of lectures
at the University this week.
Mrs. C. d. McRae and little
son, Duncan, of Memphis, and
Miss Carrie Orr, of Orrwood, are
the guests of Mrs Maggie Morrow
Misses Jessie Wardlaw and
Julia Young left Monday for New
York and will sail for Europe this
week. Miss Young will remain
a year in Berlin studying MUSIC.
w. T. Turner & Sons have
moved their grocery store into
the building on the Southwest
corner of the square, next door
to Ayent, Hale & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Leitch, OF
Canton, Miss Katie Archibald
and Mr.. Clifford Archibald ac-
complained the remains of their
father, Mr.. David Archibald,
from Canton Saturday night.
viii s. Robertson has finished
up several residences in Oxford
recently, which are neat and at
tractive, and standing test-
monials of his skill with the paint
brush.
! A few new Mccormick Hay
Rakes for $500 Cash, a bargain
The OXFORD HARDWARE Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-06-30

Sold In Oxford by A. H. Kendel and Tn
Oxford Pharmacy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
Birthday Party.

( A very enjoyable party was given az
Miss May Cavedo's last Friday evening.
Parlor games were; INDUCED In until a
late hour, when supper was served;
Among the guests were Misses n5ac cr. ,re
Bowers Bessie Allen, annie A4Gnu,.s'
iSntin Herbert, Annie Gill, Manic Hogan
Margaret Mcclure. Annie Pierce, Rosa
f1iaylor( sAIadoline CKeeffce,S Lena ray
Tor, Lucille Powers. Josie Davis. May
.csVedo, Messrs. Willie Pcarman, Harry
Hundley, Richard Powers, Jim I, Ga Safes :,
Brown Fleet, James Bowers charlio
'Cayedo Joe Brooks, Raymond Gathrlsht'
LeWelyn, Hugh MCGUIRE John po ,I
Willie Ford, John Darltonn Charlie ,Wlh-
field, Eddie Vaughan Willie Su!llyhn'
Mike. Hogan, Eddie Caycdo, ION Ne is,,.
I ewis Davis, Claiborn Morris, Tom Walk
or and John DQran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
Train. Caught.

The employees of tho Marshall foundry
Mt Twenty eighth Street and the Ale
ghany Valley Railroad tracks had mar
row escape from being caughts, ~. ny ~
water today. TheTiinel, were at work
when, suddenly. about 1O4 o'clock, the
t,ood poured into tie works. TheAem.
Moves at work on the machiHes had
barely time to seize their dinner pals
and escape. -,
A passenger train on the West Penn
Railroad, leaving Tarentum1at Z 40 TINS
morning for Allegheny, was. lcaushe 10y
the rising water Of the Allegheny KlVcr
at Glassmere and the passengers" had--i .
be taken from the train by meulf rs. =.
slIiffs. More than dozen 'skiffs We're
,,sed rs carry the passengers to the dry
ground and trip after tfip was ,m m, for
nearly an. hour get al to the Y. shore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
EDAMACEjD0lV.EI
BY FLOODS J { J ]: 5.
Bridges Swept Away, 5 Shops.
Flooded and Immense Prop
erty Valuc Destroyed.
PASSENGER TRAIN CAUGHT Ct
Those Aboard Have to be Res
cued by Means of
skiTs.
(8y Associated Press,

(By Associated E'rcsso Y
PITTsBuRG, PA. Jan. .23.-:rle !, flood
danger at this point has passed. All
day long both rivers continued to! rise
until 5ocloct this evening, when thirty
feet and one-tenth was reached at The
Monongnhela wharf. From tllat hour
Oh tic waters rcccdcd slowly until at
1G O'Clock the gauge Registered % lcet
and stationary. The temperature mas
rone down considerably and II light snow
Is falling ~ 8
ming leo, hut It. is much thinner than
earlier in the day. :.
From, the head water points, on both
tho Allegheny and Monongahelil RIVERS
tho reports tonight show thcm to be
either stationary or falling. At Oi!
CITY the Allegheny is thirteen. feet ana
falling six inches an hour, and at war
rcn the river is stationary.
At Greensboro. on the Monongalela,,
tho mark IL fifteen feet, six inches, ana
falling. Colder weather, WIN siloW' ~ Pr ~
walls. thii1 u
"A roundup OF tho damage! done IN inc
Pittsburg district demonstrated that oW-
inc to the timely warning given or Inc
nnproaching high water, actual damage
done will4not reach the high figures at
first given out, and will probably not
exceed half n million dollars 70 ms
amount, however, must be added the loss
to tho manufa ctorles and mills through
forced ut-downs and 70 worh i .,I,,,
through suspended wages which VIII
run, the total close to tho Million marx.
AZ vet. nc. loss q of life has been re-
ported, but the suffering IN the flooded
portions OF Pttsburg and Allegheny mas
been great.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
al"fDfSWited.
(Rv .,14oclntrd Press)

sHARON;saP.A:; Jan1tH s---Reports% re :
ceived here state that the sharpsv1ile
bridge has been swept away and tina 7
four men went down with the bridge
to DEATH ~ ictur' l9unlram ssand three fort
eirners are sud to- have been on the
bridge when 1t WAS swept away WY lThe !,
current ,isrvSe1ry swift at that point: and n
the four men Struggled despera tel X 5Io !
time to; reach the sh flo put llh 'hl
sank. srrTss a I, si..rl "a t.tg .,s.2.
drowned in Yankee Run, while attempt
ing to ford the, stream Mrs. Hoffman,
who accompanied him, was rescued by a
lumber man. The flood to-day reached
the highest stage ever known and IS sun
rising. The damage here VIII reach many
thousands OF dollars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
TIRED OF LIFE.
Charles Rosser Makes an Attempt
1Inon His Life at First Station.

UOOu Ills LA1Ste@L Aa~.1 S'eyl -7IIFI51s- y
Frantic with drink and worked up 70
n high pitch OF excitement, Charlie KOS
ser attempted to commit. suicide NJ wv
East District Station at the Old Market
Ia st night. He was prevented from taking
his ne however, and at an early hour
was sleeping in his cell.
Rossar was arrested early In the eve,
Ming on the charge OF drunkenness, ana
threatening to xiii Mr.. v. Donatl AS
usual. he gave the poHce lots OF troupe o.
in taking him to the station house. ilo
cursed ana abused everybody IN sght.
and finally .auleted down. IN. making ,kii n, 5
his rounds, Sergeant Matthews nttle
later found him endeavorng to hang MN,
self with his suspcnders. He had uea
them around his neck and attached one
end to tho iron grating. and had then
jumped into, space. !, I. I.
The ambulance was Sent for. ana Ut:
.Crunp responded. IL, ];
Little damage was done, ana inc nun
was again locked up
6. He said rim explanation OF, his condHuct,
that he was tired of living, RI.
y Rossar has Eacn before Justice Erutct-
field scores OF times for drunkenness ness
and has served many terms In JAZZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
DECISION
EXPECTED
Either War. or Peace WILL Is
Thought. be Determined
To-day.
GETTING slnE T: VI or WAR
Russia buying Naval and Mill
tary Supplies for Immediate la 6
Delivery in Large Quantities.
GETTING .slNEWs OF: WAR
lRr Associated Press.O

PORT ARTHUR, Jan. 23.-lIigl, offil-
cials here say they believe war or peace
viii be decided upon to-day or to-nlor-
row. =,
fto, n conference OF the heads of all
the departments of the Manchurian hu
111inistration, orders were issued l'i''s :.
list Of every available army ana navy
reserve man in Manchuria be, drawn up
no vel, as a list Of those indlspcnsapie
for the civil administration, Whlch ~ ~
i'm nossible to send TO the front. - y
claimed TINT the reserves total So'ueo men.
THE bulk Of tho Port Arthur fleel Is s.u-
toned lust outside the mouth OF the ilai
Dor. ),
Naval ana military stores IN un'lsual
quantities are being bought on TIC co''-
5'dition of Immediate delivery.
The admiralty authorities, ans"e answer ,i +
,nnuiries on the part OF ship owners, ~
cline to define the rights Of neutral SHIPS 's
hound for Japan. Shipping rates IA.
advanced II hundred per cent. during. ll.o
last fortnight: otherwise the tralllc OF iul
oirn ships especially in Japanese coai Il
which, Is obtained by indirect purc!lt'Se'
continnes normal The shipping compa-
nies however. are preparing t. withdra"
from here. The authorizes are toi U.s.,
ering the question Of removing lhe ~
CON hutants for those whose trahspo transport
.i1ion chips are in readiness.
Owing to the disorder III the tha'iSe
c,ty here among the coolies because t'i 10
rovernn1cnt works have been stoppg..'
large guards occupy the streets llisli''s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEWS IN BRIEF FROM
WORLD AT LARGE
)OCOOCCCOOQl

YAZOO CITY. MISS Fire to-day de-
suoyed the large wholesale grocery es-
tablshment of W, Is. :iyatt and Com
pnny and consumed three cars of mer-
chandise on u side track Of the Yaz0o
and Mississippi Valley Railroad Company,
IN the vicinity. The loss on tho building
and stock Is estimated ut S5o. 600, with an
surnnce of SsjND.i ts8 hy.YH IN
NEW RLE+ANS,~rGhangcs will go into
effect In the passenger department. or
the Southern Pacific Railroad hNre Febru-
arg !. Mr.. $. Il, Decker, NJ 'presert sassis-
,ailt general passenger agent, win become
general agent of the passenger depart
monr and will be succeeded rs assistant
general passenger agent by II. u. Bat
tlr, OF San Francisco,
BIRMINGHAM. AI.A.-~A State conven-
ton will be held BY tho Republicans
OF Alabama in birmingham on May 10,
when four delegates from the State at
large to the National Republican Conycn-
lion viii be selected and two electors at
large chosen 4 ,Hta 328sa{'
NASHVILLE, TENN -lhe Republican
State Executive Committee to-day Sc
leoted Nashyllesands Apll,1r as the place
and date Of holding the Stats convention
for the selection Of delegates 70 the
unanimously endorsed tho Roosevelt adj
minlslration and faYors the iDstructjng
or delegates 10 yo.e for ILLS aomlna ton,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
IT GROWS
..M0N0!T.ON0US
Voters Testify. Before Subconl-
mittee as Having Voted and
II Are Not Recorded.
ESPECIAL to Tho Times Dispatch.)

tSDeClQl tOSI0c DI6pdlClLJ
NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 23.-While ths
Second Ward election is not being cons
tested In the present sensa tonal proceed
ings before the special subcommittee OF
the Democratic State Committee. the tally
sheets OF that ward may be admitted as
evidence.
Yesterdays challenge by the ring faction
TO the good government side to produce
the sheets. was followed to-day BY tho
statement that tho Observation-Disclosures
people were prepared to prove by the un-
contested sheets.if they were produced
in court that there had been uniform
plan to steal the entire election.
f The good government people protested
against the admission OF the sheets on
the ground that they were not In contro-
versy.
Z, The committee adjourned this after
noon until next Friday. when the question,
of the admission Of the sheets will be
determined. ,srr
~ Mr. JOS L. Burke said he voted In the
First Ward, for Old. OBrien. schenck
aiid Wcsthclmer. Mr.. Taylor, Of counsel
for the contestants, showed the tally
sheets, which showed that he Is not re-
corded as having voted. IA, BlooHlberg
said that no voted in the primary IN the
First Ward, for Old: @ Brien, schenck
and Ncstheimer. Mr. Taylor showed
lHH W|llcSs 10 W. WY 90 .''5y''''o
for Barley, Isi
William Weign,an followed Ho said
he voted for O'Brien, Westhclmer and
schenck Mr.. Taylor showed that he rs
recorded as voting. for Jacobs. Lambeth
and other administration candidates. He
said he was wrongly recorded H.. =.
Coke the next witness, cigar manuIhc-
turer said his vote was wrongly record
ed for Jacobs. lie said lie voted the So
EciLlist, ticket III the general election. Mr..
William Linn, steward OF the Hampton
Roads Yacht Club formerly proprietor
OF Linn's Cafe, Norfolk. sald ne yoteu
for O'Brien, schenck and 1Westheimer,
asking clerk at the First Ward polling
place to see that his vote was properly
recorded. 1t was not recorded Ut ~.
Many votes appear to have been lost or
.mislald, and tho committee WI! 90 ae.
pendent upon the testimony offered on
rebuttal to prove that they were not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
,sTUBBs's OYSTER BILL.
Have Baylor Lines Rerun by Sur
f,1,evore Under Board of Fisheries

t,Veyor Under Board OF FlsHerles
/. Major J. N Stubs. of Gloucester, Of
;fered in the House yesterday q bill which
bears prominently on ethe" question Of
breaking the Baylor oyster survey, and
which, having been referred to the Com.
mittee on Chesapeake and It's tributaries,
will likely he considered In connection
with the Jordan measure. The stubbs
bill makes 1t mandatory on the State
Board Of Fisheries to employ q, compe-
tent surveyor, whose duty IT. shall be TO
? rerun, any part of the Baylor lines, upon
application of fifteen citizens, who shall
be required to give satisfactory /, bo 20,
Sufficient: to defray all necessary ex1
penses. 81 " So, -
should be cono under tho direct super
vision of the Board Of Fisheries. which
BODY may now, in their discretion, en-
nlov, the surveyor In question, Tho Dill
makes such employment mandatory, ana
prescribcs how tho surveyor Sshall pro-
coed with his work. The lines. are again
tightly drawn on the oyster situation, and
another big battle.is expected.
Joint Commission.
Mr.. Willeroy. OF King William, offered
n bil.in the House yesterday designed TO
nnnoint n Joint Legislative commission,
cornposed Of three members from inc
senate ana three from the Ilouse, whose
1ufvSSit shall DO to Frcvsc the Code,
whose last revision was In 1881.
rhe bin provides that the commission,
shall receive d salary Of $1,000 each, and
shall be entitled to, employ q clerk e.
$1,5CD. -, /, : .oa,,
MS may be after the adjournment OF the
present session and shall be completed
nri0r ia January 1906,
Tho iii was referred to the Committee
for Courts Of Justice
Beat Recess Resolution.
Tho House yesterday, by vote OF Is
tn AZ rejected Mi. Ould's joint resolu-
ton providing for " recess OF me Ten
crnl Assembly from February y, l2ol, 70
January ~, 1905 :
Tla resolut Jon came from the courts
Of Justice Committee with an ADVERSE Sc, ~,
| on the floor
For Free. Treatment,
Senator George s, shackelford, OF
Senate, Il fblll destined to extend free
treatment to citizens Of the State at the
Memorial Hospital, which is an ha1uhc'
of tic Medical College Of Virginia:
Tho last appropriation to the college
was $4,000 per year, The bill OF MI
4 Shackelford proposes 10 make llle at'lou,'
4 sl7, 900, using the other $4,000 for the
purposes, named above me fharse 20,
i treating state patients Is fixed at 81 Fnl
| day for all expenses and when y sinai
apr from satisfactory proof that any
| citizen Of the State needs treatment anG
| is unable to pay for tho same no shal
/ be entitled to admission. x,
| The dean of the faculty Is made lhf
4 Judge Of these matters and Is TeavlSee
faithful I administration o. tho funds.
To Reduce Liquor Licenses
1 The measure that will stir up as nue.
Opposition as almost any other yet %, olep
ed In the General Assembly, Is thai 9
senator "a. G, Hartman, of this city. whicl
Ia states he offered by request,
ne ne ,,es two very Important changes IN m
i,niors laws OF the. State, One az thsse
ia "a insert the Itg9 ~ y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
NEWS GLEA.NINGS. 81.
Sorrow for Death of Beautiful
a'sI chi1d-Pine Street ITEMS. !,

margaret Frances MOTIF, the exceed
Irgly bright and interesting chl4u % s,Ss ~
ana Mrs Charles f. .Moltz> Or SOUTH
te t occur occurred in Clifton Forge fectntiy
where she and her mother We're Nrisltfis,
wn; laid to- rest a few days ago IN
Hollywood Cemetery. The funeral ser
Vices conducted by the hey, Hey. ,i Dts.
of ST. Andrews Protestant EplscopalE
Church e,,,,,,,r
Nv called was in hor third year, the, IDOL
Of the family circle and 2 llavorite amnG3n ng
III, children in the jneighborhood in when
her parents resided. me little grave,
The pne Street Pharmacy, formaPly
known as Seay's Drug. Store; :has been
enlarged and. Improved! Mr., John NV.
X son. the efficient nnsfr.5 ahaI g geil J
tcnan OF the "a NrSI a VIII + SIsS pa
irons by his courteous manner. hltiIiy
years ago he conducted drug store IN
tie West End, and since ne mas pee!i
at the store ne mas re'i and gained
MI. Edward Jenkins, CT South Cherry
Street, who hls been quite SICK WIFI
~ no Gharsy begnSI Tic VIII hm
'rypographicaii Union, YIN shortly an ~,
nounce hlmself8A Candidate 10 t ca aAIoi
noxt year. Ntr. Hughes, vas ~ cana!da1e
last year and made quite "a crealtap'ie
Tic Condition. Of Captain Hutehinson1's
boy. who has been III With pneumonia f''ei'i'
ri. Henley ana wife. Of Lyncllburg' who
have been visiting relatives o ama TRENDS
in. this city. have returned nome, ,rss
Lola NJ. Williams left the GIty syy esGfrdia ay
for Crewe, where they y, !, .W!lt speha IGN
III IL. Henry i, Johnson subjects at
Laurel Street Methodist chuTch TINS
nc: ming and Tonight are as follows: AZ
ii A. NJ. "a Sad Mistake and Us con Sc
qucnces.;' and at4night Ealnam, or inc nc
Religious Scoundrel." 4 continuation o.
Il series of sermons on prominent charac-
tela In the Bible.
Nothing has been heard from MI. Grove.
tho Young man who was employed. at
the Pine street Pharmacy NJ; IT, y few
weeks ago and who mySt y p - Q,s1p-
paared, His family In SaleTn are ullA-
icusly awaiting news, OF NM; sys5 sJgg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
Smallpox.
cliasc City Va, Jan. 2S' Z

tlSlllSc 1CllSt v
Editor Of 1he ,T1mcs-DlSpatch:
Sir,-'rhe publication in your issue u
I'D instant from your correspondent. a..
IScydton and Sldpwith IS misleauiiins ms as
70 smallpox prevailing in Chase CITY; D l,
II. l.. Burwell, the health officer OF ne
County and tho town, INSURED mo Inns
r,crriuc that there is not case, or
su.pected one, in the town.
Several negroes in the county OUTSIDE
of town, the physicians say, have, devel-
Opel the disease. They, With others eS
pose. to It, have been removed 10 9 nos
spiiai i've or six miles distant from here
and an efficient quarantine cstaphsheu.
Every case and suspect occurred among
lilo colored population. Drs .BurWell,
Finch ana Saunders, with Justice VIII
lain III. Smith. have rendered prompt and
valuable services, and have the matter
unuel control. and will soon stamp out
tn. disease From the first they realized
thu, a heroic remedy was demanded and
applied 1t.
Tbe physicians arc fascinating In the
surrounding country and in the town
it has been made compulsory. The origin
OF the disease has been traced to q
tramp negro, who passed along the rail.
roau. stopping at different houses of
colored people,
Rumors in regard 10 it have been
gleaty exaggerated. Business here. Is
uninterrupted and no lpprehensions felt.
TEIOS. n. JEErE'RESS,
Mayor OF Chase City.
Chase City, Va, Jan. %, 1904.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
Mainly About People,

MISS Ellie Montgomery is Win her
mother WHO is sick at her nome ~
yS M1s', Leila xii Nelson, Of washington,
G 4; X, Ander r of Nicholson street.
MI Allen p thatcher g, cltl W1Il,a n ~
y, I9atcher '1 Of this ely is extremely
M M t bE. Hatcher has been summoned by
s tt,i 10 the bedsideof his brother
and has gone is WytheyIlle. 90 e ! ;,
n THE many friends or Mrs N, a.: carer le,
.residence, No, 3l3 East Cary Street.
& Mrs. Florence Grow. Of Church lilu.
who has been confined 10 her home for
tbs past six weeks las SEe q ny vs
tIhe condition Of Mrs, liner, y, 'rur-
ner,. who has been q ltet sick I for some
itine, remains unchang ed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
CAPTURE MEN CHARGED
With HOLDING UP TRAIN.

(BY Assoclpted .FTess,J p, .,-1'.
JACKSONYILLE,6 FLA, jan - a.
Petty and NJ. Petty charged with hold
ing up and dynamit.ng the ,seaPoara OF
Limo passenger train. q q sande ~ -, on
January 17th, lave been eaptlrea. men ,ta,,.
arrested The men had dytalInte- - slae =.
possession. Yhey lave been laeI llA'ed ~, ~
the engineer and baggage man ~, t,sitlls :
United statos authorities ~ VIII enAIA, !.
them with firing inta g p a'. pgnpu !,
jeopar dizipg the life nv ne na'l sASl1A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
Bridge Carried Away
Gay Associated Press:2

, q (Hy -Assoclatpd Z css.J
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S-The west
span OF the Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany's bridge across the Schuylkiii itlVer
at Washington Avenue was washea away
hv tho food to-day. A barge, which
vas loosened from It's moorngs, crashed
into tho crlbbing Of the structure, weak.
ening It's supports. and tho bridge gave
way under the, pounding ofathe ice floes
aid the pressure Of the flood.
Twenty-seven piers on the opposite siec
or the river were washed away. a. po-
lice tug, six lighters and canal boat
wero lost. 80 X.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
Ferguson-Bush.

.E (special to l'ne Times ispa tch,)
SrAtINTON, VA, Jan. Miss Lillian
5p,ish' the beaitifulsand attractive, daugh-
Tor Of the Rey David d Bns,n pr of this
district, and Mr.. Charles Ferguson. q
nromirent merchant of salem. were mar.
rrfcd Thursday morning at tho home OF
the bride, IN this city, the ceremony
bride! bride Miss Grace, the OXIDES sister. was
maid ,of honor. DR., W. a, Ferguson.
brc Their of the groom, was best man,
They left for Salem on tho noon tram.