The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
LADY HURT UNDER
[. engine n wheels !. |! | S.
Miss Flossic Magruder Seriously
Hurt BY Shifting
Engine.
.AMPUTATIoN WAS NECESSARY & r
Governor Montague t. Speak.
Before Joe Johnson
Camp. 3
WAS NECESSARY.
~. 1I02 II,lll ! street,

No. 1l02 Hull Street.
# Manchester Bureau, Times Dispa tch,
Miss F1ossie Mngrudcr. the pretty young
daughtersof Mr. and Mrs. hiarccllus Ma ~
sruder. lies seriously injured at the Re-
treat for The s!ck, In Richmond. and (
hundreds OF friends are borrowing at her
misfortune. 81 gs
Miss agruder was struck by a yard
enginesin the yards Of the Southern shops, &
In Manchester, about noon yes terda Snea
was 30 badly hurt that her right leg had i
10 DO amputat ed just above the knee. 4. 1sas
Miss Magruder was the steEographer
Iii the office OF Master MECHANIC W. HI:
Owens She had just started from the
office to her home on Eighteenth Street
10 dinner, and In crossing q network Of
tracks, she failed TO notice the shifting
engine bearing down on her. The cn-3
glneer, Thomas Ash rook 4 saw 4 he young
lady Just as she stepped upon the track
and by quick work he stopped the engine
before It passed over he PROSTATE girl. 4
She had been knocked down, and her
leg crushed by the 4 front ste " beard OF
the engine. The engine was st topped be-
fore the wheel reached the lady. Several 4
workmen ran to her sstance. and she
was extricated from her perilous position.
fDrs.S Ingram, Merchant and Mercer were
soon on tho. scene. and the city am
bu,ance carried the suffercrs.to the hos
pitai, where It was found that $amputatlon@
was necessary.
Miss NIagruder is considered one Of the
most clever OF stenographcrs, and is pops 4
ular with all those who know her ~. Her
father Is also employed q the shop.
AT the X hospital last night y y wa + re-
ported that the young LADY. stood the
operation brayely, and vas getting along ]
very we'll M 1t is not thought the injuries
will prove atal. The other bruises nre 4
In no wa serious. and 1T ls lot thought
there are any internal injuries. The pa \
rents OF Miss NJ agruder are In attendance
upon her at the hospital.
Death Of Mrs. Ferguson.
Mrs Judith Ferguson, widow OF Joseph 4
Ferguson, died at the residence o { her
daughter, Mrs. !. . w Puckett. No.st2o 4
East Twelfth Street. yesterday morning
ut 1920 % clock. ged seventy years, after
d long illness She leaves three daugil-s
lters. Mrs. II. T i Edwards. Mrs +. J.
.saddler and Mrs. Pickett. The funeral
will be from Bainbridge Street Baptist
Church, at A O. clock this afternoon, and
the burial Will be In Niapry Cemetery.
Will Run Anyway.
& Mr.. Robert s. Rives sal ID last night that d
he would; be a candidate for lie Legisla.
turc at the primary, no ma tier who else z
came out. He has fully madeSup his mind
to that end, and has begunIan active cam
|, ass. S4S. Il II ~ 4, IN 81 YAH
81 feel very much encouraged" no said.
lrand am sure that my friends will stick 70
me. II feel sure Of receiving the nominal
tion, ash have looked the field over and =
have received many promises
Goes to Supreme Court.
E Tho case OF Or. q T. q. Callahan VIII
be certified 10 the Supreme Court, and
that court will be asked to allow the
Doctor to practice his profession of dcntis.-{l
try without interference from the State
Board of Dentistry. The case went over
from the Corporation Court. DIR. Calla-
ham; was charged some time ago with &
prnctlcing without a license from he
State Board, The charge was sustained
in4the Police Court. but mn appeal was
taken and the Doctor, pending a settle
ment of the case. was permitted to con-
tinue3 his practice. 85
ssInst the Mayors Court yesterday -. Neu- 3
iatll and Kirk Mathews We're each fined
$3.50 for disordcry conduct, Mr.. Mathews
said Mr.. NaurAtl called him names.
and he struck him.. The latter acknowl-
edged the corn, and the fine followed.
4 John Hubbard, well known to ne po-g
lice, was put under security forss SIX
months, for coming back to- the city, fter
having been ordered away upon q former
Burley Mayo was held for 4 he CORPORA fi
ton Court OH the charge OF sfai ling to I
support his wife, ' II d,
The mayor received a. etterfs Yesterday
from, Miss Lillian NJ, Clarke, of CleYs-s
land, Ohio, asking forainforna ton SabQut
her father, Albert, Joel III Ia rk,3s WI o y is
thought to be living In this vicinity Il b
Matter Dean was fined Y 81, 30 for slee p i
Ing in a stable. In defaul III - hicll M!
went to Jail. VI HI y . # Il sSss u.
Personals and Briefs. sss
The case Of AZ. 3, dams VII come spp
before Squire Cheathan, @ tom orroW.s
Adams is charged with falling 70 mail I
letters entrusted Mo him by others. N a 81
The conditio OF Mrs. r. y, I. u der5 Is re.
ported as no better: AZ III 81
O Sergeant a. r.. Wright. of his q ty, who
has been in the Philippines for several
yearG,3 has written relatives that lie ex-
pected ia be home in June, He Is now
in California ri u.
II Governor Montague Will address the
members OF Joe Johnson Camp at the
courthouse tonight, the subject being
1.-THE Confederate Solder.9
s Tho patriotic Sons will give their EN-
tertaiph,ent at Lead Ter fall Tonight and a 4
large crowd Is expected to be present.
~ The Building and Land Committee has
row night. III,
THE Olympia Club met last night and
decided to purchase new tents for the
summer campaign which will probably
take place ut Ocean View, as usual, 4
SSR Members Of Cowardin Avenue Chris
tian Church will meet OF the church to-
might AT g clock "a II ra ak neCted to bN y