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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

PITTSBURG, PA, November 23.-The
trial of Sylvester Critchlow, charged
with murder, in connection with the
Homestead riot, was brought to a close
this evening by the jury bringing in a
verdict Of acquttal.
Owing to the hour at which Court
convened, there were not many persons
present when the jury filed in. The
prisoner was not released, he having yet
10 answer the charge of riot.
After the arguments and the judges
charge the court said: Sin answer to
the request of the counsel for the de-
Tense, l will say you must not take the
statements Of counsel, unless these
statements be warranted by the evil
dence."
The court then defined murder and
its various degrees and what consti-
tuted each OF It's grades. Referring to
the riot the Judge said:
"A riot is the tumultous assemblage
OF three or more persons for an unlaw-
full purpose and each person who is
present and not attempting to prevent
it, is prima facis a participant and
principal and anyone who joins the
rioters after they are assembled is
equally guilty. There are no aiders or
abettors; all are principals and all
guilty Of the acts OF such riots. When
killing is done 10 pursuance OF COM
mon design, all are guilty Of the
murder. II there is evidence
that the rioters had deter
mined to take life in order to
carry out their object and purpose, all
are guilty Of murder in the first degree.
II the jury is satisfied that the defend
aut took part in the riot Of July (Which
resulted in the death Of T: j. COnnOr,
and that it was the common intent OF
such rioters TO resist the landing Of
these men on the barRes To the extent
OF taking life, then he Is guilty Of MUIR
der in the first degree, as are all who
took part in such riot. If you
believe there was no malice that the
killing was done in the heat Of combat,
then you can convict him of manslaugh-
ter. II you believe these rioters met
for common purpose to resist this
landing, bnt not to the extent OF taking
human life, then verdict Of murder in
the second degree could be rendered. "
He closed at 3:25 and the Jury retired.
AT 6 D. N. they brought in n verdict
OF acQuittal. Mr. CritChlow, however,
was held on the charge Of riot. He will
probably be granted bail tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
The Presldent-EIect Arrives.

ExMoRE, VA, November 23.-The train
bearing President-elect Cleveland and
party arrived here at . O'Clock TINS morn
ing. Shortly after the train left Whining
ton between / and o'clock this morning
a midnight lunch was served for the party.
People who gathered around the car at
Wilmington station saw the PRESIDENT
elect seated at the table. When the train
reached Harrington, Delaware, a parry
OF enthusiastic Democrats returning
from a iollifcation at Milford ct
tempted to board the car but
were not permitted to do so. The train
reached Delmar at 2 :07 a. m, and the run
of seventeen miles TO this place was made
without incident. An overland tripof ten
miles is necessary to reach the coast, and
then will come a ten-mile trip by water TO
Hog Island, or Broadwater Island, as its
new owners have named it, Here the
President-elect will be ABOUT as completely
shut off from the outside world as though
he were in Africa, as no boats can land
there only by the permission Of the club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
pI, wife Was An Accomplish.

DALLAS. Tx, November 2S.-LaSI sat
urdav night at HOusley, tins county w, y.
Anderson, a farmer. was snot WINS Ie5'
81 ,vindoyv of his own house and killed.
Dave Nevins. who has lived with Auder-
son was arrested and held for investiga-
tom bv the grand jury To-day Anderson ;
Wife confessed that Nevins killed
Anderson. that be knew the killing was 70
occpr and tied a string on the gate post
The nicht of the killing to let Nevins know
She and her husband were alone, II oelng
urearranged that in case others were IN tne
house she was 10 tie two strings on the
post. Mrs. Anderson has been neid oy tne
authorities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
ALonv pi.t.nce cowboy Race.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, November pa
special 10 the Tribune from Deadwood, ).
D., saws: The cowboys Of Nebraska and
Dakota met at Chssdron and organized a
long distance race. After much delloer-
alton il was billed that the race would be
run from ChAsdron. Neb., TO the Nebraska
State building at the Worlds Fair grounds
The prize is to be sl, COS and gold medal
Nearly three hundred entries viii be made.
Bronchos will be the animals ridden. The
race will begin May 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
NEGRO HIaHwAYMEN.
| Thomas Page, of Falrmont, Held Up Near
MorgantOwn-A Posse After the Rob
eetaL TsLearam to The REGISTER.

NhOmhB rage, OF EaltmOnV, helu up Near
MorgantOWn-A Posse After the Rob-
bers.
Special telegram to the Register.
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, November o.
The people here are much excited by
a highway robbery which occurred three
miles from here to-day. Thomas Page,
Of Fairmont, was the victim and four
negro railroad laborers were the perpe-
traitors o. the crime. Mr.. Page has
teams at work on the Baltimore and
Ohio extension now In progress OF con-
struCtion from here TO UniOntown, and
to-day received $500 at Point Marion.
All those employed on the road were
also paid and many of the grade and
ballast hands are negroes from Old Vir-
ginia. Four Of these got Jags and as
Mr.. Page with his money was coming
here on his way to spend Thanksgiving
with his family at Fairmont
they waylaid him, forcing him
from his horse, taking all his
money, watch and other valuables, then
tying him TO tree so as to delay pur-
suit, they fed Mr.. Page was liberated
by passerby in an hour and came here
and at once notified the sheriff. The
officer deputized an armed posse
and all started in pursuit OF the drunk
en- dusky bandits Their intoxicated
condition IS ground for the assurance
that they will be captured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
Aouest,on tor the Y. ~. c. A.

SAN Francisco, November 23.-The di-
rectors Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION of this city are now considering
the proposition whether Rev. f. NJ. Bill
ings. pastor of the Savannah Swedenoor-
gian Church, can become an active mem
Der Of the local braach OF the I. NJ. Z. A
Mr.. Billings is not a member OF the Evan
gelical Churc hes. His church holds pecu-
liar doctrines that are repudiated OF other
denominations. The Y NJ. Q. A. active
membership, according TO its rules, is to be
composed Of members in good standing OF
Evangelical Churches. This provision
bars out Mr.. Billings. The Swedeuoor-
gian clergyman intends TO apply for mem
Oership to the latter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
MIR. CLEvELAND's VACATION.
He Is on Brosdwater Island, Where Game
Is Plentiful and sport Good.

Is PlentIul anu y port OOON'
PHILADELPHIA, November 23.--While
President-elect Cleveland's postoihce adj
dress is Exmore, Va, small station on
the Cape Charles on the Peninsula reached
bv the Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad,
his real destination is believed to be Broad
water Islanu. This island, which is known
upon the coast survey and locally as Hog
Island lies twenty miles north OF Cape
Charles between Great Machipingo Inlet
on the south and Little Machiplngo on the
north. Broadwater Island is maintained
as a private hunting and fishing pre-
serve by Climb Of fifty leading
Philadelphians. 1t is reached by a private
steam yacht belonging TO the Broadwater
Club, running down Pocomoke Greek from
Exmore Landing, which is two miles dis
tant from the little village Of the same
name. The Island is nine miles long with
a magnificent beach on which the Govern
ment has established lighthouse and lie
saving station. In recesses of a pine Tor
est which covers part Of the Island cluo
house and several cottages have been erect
ed. Game is abundant and the President
elect will have ample opportunity to In
dulge his fondness for sport
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
Seven Years in the Pen.
6nstinI Tkleoram 10 Ms RsQiser.

ST.. CLMRsvILLE, o., November 23.-John
Grayem was to-day sentenced by Judge
briggs to seven years in the Ohio peniten-
tiary. Grayem is the carpenter who killed
VIM Harris, colored bricklayer from Co.
lumbus, O., at GAINESVILLE, few months
ago, by striking him over the head with a,
scantling. Considerable surprise is felte
US it was thought the sentence would b
heavier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
WEST vIaGISIA EDITORS.
A Very Well Attended Meeting of the
EDITORIAL Association at Charleston
Nesrer1.y

Very Wei Attended meeting OF the
Editorial Association at Charleston
Yesterday
Sp.e,rl J,.,qr7,q 70 re Psyis,sr.
C,,.,,.----,,- w ". N-o,-sr, bar %
tn w, J-frciri, tSitorisI Sseocia-ion
coDvsre5 IN animal session in tine gazette
bri,ting this afternoon at . O'Clock and
was ,sI.e5 IN order bv President r. r.
Tr0roer Among those present were. r..
n Horner p.,r,Cr.t5rg Sentinel. q. Flem-.
inc RnrtE4u9n Pruur~. John w. Miller.
p,trrm Democrat. william Workman,
Lincoln CRf-ru: j. T.. Curtis.
Plu-HlaHe Nelrs. Perl c. Stevens, Win
field I~respysssib.c; W. :. Wiley Wsizsl Re
publican; 3. a. Morgan, uarJIUtolrH Post;
j. O. Downtaiue, Huntington Advertiser; j.
b. Sattle, Fdys'te Journal; h a.
ttaAaler, 81 A'fH OIt,t' W. w.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
seuaror Kenna's Condition.
1tctaL T.L.crq,n % ~ ReotsLer.

0UCCIl1 , -Ft-I -I7IF % 70 AEt-E7I'''
WASHINGTON, D. c., November %
There was no appreciate change in the
condition of Senator Kenna to-day. He
did not rest so well last night as for several
nights preceding, aud consequently did not
feel as bright as usual to-day, but he has
not lost any ground, aud his physicians do
not fear any serious disturbance Of his con-
yaleScence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
Mr. CleveIand at Lakewood.

LAKEWOOD, n. j., November 23.-Mrs-
Cleveland received only very few callers
TO-DAY. She was out riding almost the en-
tire day, coming home for lunch She
saws that the change is benehting both
her and baby Ruth. Mrs. Cleveland said
that she did not know when tie President
elect would visit Lakewood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
Clarksburg Notes,

Spect1l telegram 10 tie Rs0ists-.
CLARKsBURG. ". VA, November 81.
c. Lower escaped from the county Jail
last night. He had been placed there by
a United States Marshal and was charged
with counterfeiting
J E. Williams daughter was fearfullY
burned this morning. Her clothes caught
on ire while playing near the CRATE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
Thax HAVE Eloped.

NEw York, November 2.-Frank
Richards. known eli over the country as
40 able manager Of theatrical concerns, has
eloped with George Like. the actress
Richards leaves a wife AID child IN Boston
and Miss Lake leaves husband IN New
York. Tne husband Is Julien Mitcncl.
the ectqlr Miss Lake is sister o. I'm
CorbettJs wife. The couple wererp 70 last
night n Woodbury.. q little town IN yersey
aboutE5 miles the other side OF PniiEoei-
unia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
KuIedbynLake shore Train.

IxDIANAPoLIs, IND, November 23.-Last
night aoout O'Clock as Miss Libby Miller,
OF Elkhart, and Miss Josie Franklin, OF
Middleton, who was her guest, were driv-
Ing into the city, they met the fast express
en- the Lake Shore railway at the crossing.
After the train passed they drove on the
track just in time to meet passenger train
going in an opposite direction. Miss Mil
Ter was instantly killed and Miss Franklin
died within an hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
Capehart's Majority in the Fourth.

Po1NT pleasant, w. VA, November %.
For Congress, Capehart's majority in the
district is 2,1lS. by counties as follows:
Peasants 1856, Calhoun All, Writ 1856 Roane
800, Putnam A, Lincoln 43l, Caoell 5O4,
Wayne 645. Four counties were carried
by Caldwell: Richie BIZ, Wood las, Jack
son 81, Mason 1S2. Capeheart is l5S votes
ahead Of the ticket in his county, Mason,
and carries the District by a majority near
ly 200 greater than he had in 1890.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

r. November %.
-t.t general
..-.ss.
,, --' -.r.rgh space
comet. with
... ...,- rramD.
...- tho earth and a
.-t...f-arfs made
r-.f en-. Sny-
man well aud
....r- se circles Tor
...r. rrastronOmy.
u... -..f.- tbe comet
-r., .rta stray one
-.-orgb sDace
--..- .- a determined
...t r-s strrpk bv the
...-.-.5, grouD.
l-.- .-.e.r between the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
MaIIed an UncIean Le.ter.
T,r-ora,n % thsRegtsser.

ODfCIut LtFfVI VT 70 ~ ~
COLUMBUS, O, November &c. S.
Meigbeu. Of Salesville, Guernsey county,
was arrested to-day Dy q. S. Deputy Mar
shal White on the charge Of mailing an OBJ
scene letter 10 Miss Katie Walters. Of Max
burg. Washington county. Meigen IS IN
Jail here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
Iamas Collin. Pardonsd.

Special 7ett0rsm TO the R'Oister.
COLUMBUS, o.. November 23.-The Gov
ernor to-day pardoned James Collins, Of
Athens county, who was convicted OF kill
ing James Rorick IN 1881 The pardon Will
be given him at his Thanksgiving dinner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
one More once FIIled.

SPSct1b IeteGTtbt 70 @Se A'es'~"s'.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November 23.-The
following West Virginia postmaster was
appointed to-day: Anna Stats at Evens,
jackson county, in place Of G. w. Stats,
resigned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

member -3.-HundreQ'
r.ss the SKY tonight and
-r ahead of anything Of
.c many years
observatory Prof. HUE
re minutes, aud he said
they came faster than
s.ls star shower has moth
comet. Reports come
ITS il the STATE Of great
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
CAPRIVI TALKS WAR;
He Reviews the Situation in Europe
as it is To-Day.
He INSINUATES THAT FRANCE

Is the Nation That Would Like TO
Change the Map Of Europe.
Germany Has Nothing to Fight
for Now-Bismarck Did Not
Falsify the Ems Dispatch.
Good Terms With Russia-The
Military Bill Presented.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

i iowa. November ga
s IL brilliant meteor,c
100 Mount Pleasant,
sr.r.-lt. Failing stars
C-s Il the heavens over
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
rHk wEATaEx

V.xs-ox n r govsmber 2z-Fof west
er5 pen'n. -,VsnI. West ylrgini2 and Ohio, gen
e7,lIy ia preceded By sroE 3esriss on Lake
d. nrthveste,ly gales, Diminishing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

Special telegram 70 the Register.
COLUMBUS, o., November % Ex- Presi-
dent r. B. Hayes was today elected Presl-
dent of the Board of Trustees Of the State
University.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

SENSIBLE woman viii not fail to keep 3
bottle OF Salvation Oh on hand for cuts
and bruises. Its unrivaled. % cts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
WHEELING. W. VA THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER "a 1892.
CRITCHLOW ACQUITTED.
The Jury Brings in a Verdict Of Not
Guilty Of Murder.
THE PRISONER HELD FOR RIOT.

He Will. Probably be Admitted to
Bail To-Day - The Judges
Charge to the Jury Defines the
Circumstances Under Which
Men Engaged in Riot May be
Guilty Of Murder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

EVERY season brings new crop Of
conrh remedies, but they cannot compete
win that grand, old DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup. Z
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
ass.LLs EAR OFF.
'TDspsw Was standing on
E. Head.

FU.pew Was standing on
Hs Head.
! N.u-Her 23.-When the
.F called t0 eXtiDEuish
+. Broadway had flushed
.so. j. Is. Pa.ueu5erg,
--- rg.ar uacle display
ussa zceeiiDEiy iudic-
.tla c0lLgcrteitS OF
-s.
g. 1sraw, with one ear
& ..,0-urad, stood on
-o. prop for Be.ya
apparently looking
1.-o- Flower rubbed
E d. President Harrison,
-sP 0.a.lrae was sp-
- sweet rota.ugs iutO
III an Russell.
.l.. areu.ar append
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
ch,nm.n,. A.lhma cure

dlsappolnts. Instant relief
fortsb.e sleep assured. Ask
-~fs, or address DR.. K. schif-
>, free Trial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
~. sAn. nnt Pinkerton.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November ga
b.t- has been introduced in the Legislature
now ig session which provides. that no per-
SON arm or corporation save the Governor
sSoii bs nernnitted 70 employ Pinkertons or
oDv snch force in the State OF Alabama
S13 snV frm, person or corporation EN- EN-
nIoving such force shall be deemed guilty.
~ q misdemeanor and on conVlcuon shali
he fined not less than 1000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

Or old or young, or grave or gay.
Tboee who now let their teeth decay,
with breath we can't enuure;
The thought their after life WI. Ina haunt
MAJ they neglected SOLODONTs
T6at would have kept al pnra-
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-02-11
Enaur-,.s R...r n p.x,.m.. w.rL

A correspondent IL last weeks is-
@ue OF the G.cmantou Times pays
the foiio aiue nd tribute % Rev L.
H. PaSram- .ot this CITY. VINO has
h..e.l transferred from the stokes 70
the Dd wilson ctrct'lt:
Much regret Is expressed by the
maB.ber4 al Getmanron NJ. E. church,
ard he ,.',InIntis'ty at large, ut the
val uI Brother T Ii. Ptgram
from stokes cIfcnit to Da, idson. 10
nj the place oi Brother Bo.irs, de
ceased y h ii Pastor 81 dis ,iscuIt
ei.ven Aears ago, brotiie. Pesraul
tGiit mp tie iiculI More thai any
man no has 7uccet def hun. y iiile
serving this circuit inc huiid four new
churches snu added over 800 III uu.s
t. ti.s church r.,llc. We expected hin
to dc equally as We'll again aId place
this charge in as prosperous cohdi-
item as hen he lett il We. shall
rtweser welcome the pastor who
shall Tic sed him aud hope that great
gt Oh may res 1T from the change
v part til Brotne oegrar,, v ish-
inse 81 prosperous J II ia h:a
work an.. when he shall have tiii-i ieu
the work Tod has assigned him may
he rest rom his labcrs ara have uh.
aIpFova; Of HIM vino shall say sell
Gone good aud ia itbful sci want"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-02-11

We learn that thu g ait n
patients IL the insa le asy-eu e
Raleigh.
The Haw River Farmers Ali
ance, No. 1,414, of Rockingh an
county, has boyeotted the tobacco
warehouses of Reidsville.
Lent approaches, but as yet the
world, the flesh and the other gen
tleman member of the tripartite as
ISOLATION make no signs of putin g
themselves to any trouble in prepar-
ing to give it a welcome.
The question What business
men expect of the Public Schools ?
will be discussed by Col. j. S. Carr,
at the meeting of the North Carolina
Teachers Assembly at Morehead
City next June
Rev. W. c. Norman, the former
pastor of Centenary Church, for-
warded number of handsome books
here last week for those VINO were
converted last year under his minis
try. The title Of the books is 1T ae
Christian Growth" They were dis
tributed Sunday afternoon
The Board of Directors of the Y.
NJ. c. A., are in correspondence wish
a gentleman in Pennsylvania to sue
coed Secretary f. l.. Harris. They
hope to close ar engagement ard
have the new Secretary here before
Mr.. Harris leaves for Mobile, Alaba-
ma, which will be on the 25th inst.
The Record says that on Febru-
airy 18th. Mrs. Marcy G. Woody, Of
Guilford College, and Miss Lorena
Reynolds, of Greensboro, viii sail
for England At the same tine
Addison Coffin, who is now here, and
J Van LindIey. Pomona, of Gull
ford county, will also sail for Eng
land, expecting to make trip
around the world.
Mr.. C. A. Hege and others have
invented coffee huller which prom
Uses to pan out well for the inventors.
Several prominent coffee dealers Of
Central America and elsewhere are
interested in the enterprise Plans
are on foot for the organization of d
large stock company. The machines
will be manufactured at the Salem
Iron Works.
Architect Linthicum has com
pleted number of plans for build
ings to be erected in Winston IS
soon as spring opens. Among them
is a large tobacco factory for Co.
J. A. Biting, to go up on Seventh
street; two houses for T. r. Pepper,
near the new hotel; residences fer
W. J. Liipfert, Walter Jones and
Robert Williamson in West Win
StOn
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-02-11
Funeral e,r Rev CT. Isisn,s.

ih5 Remains of Rev. G. l.. Rights,
who died in the Indian Territory over
II year ago, alter ali Ii erment of
more thai twelve m onths, ,yers tt, Ken
W last week and iorwa, d, s, fr.m the
di tant country to the for ner home
OF the deeeased. They req he,l ker-
nersvi!le Friday AMI Sunday ii ter
aIpra pirate aud interesting st~vices,
held IN tina Noravian chur,-l ut / nat
pl.i1ss he remeius we're agasn laid
to rest Sir Rights was a minister OF
the gospel for over As years and he
1ss known and highly ess eeneo by
nearly every ialnily in The Piedmont
Section. The services Sunday we're
Conducted by Rev, j. H.. tle~ell. of
Salem, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Peeler a
warm friend of Mr.. Rights, and Rev
Mr.. Poe, of the Methodist church.
! Kernersville. The casket WAS draped
! in mourning and covered wieh floral
offerings. Theattendance was large,
including IL number from Winston
Salem and the surrounding section oil
country.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-02-11
AT Least Twenty-Five Peers II -ssn-
ed In the Flames

In conversation with gent n1a3s
who was IN New York SanIag auc
witnessed the great Hefel Roys # r..
corner 40rh street aui xt \ me.
says that the hailiius. upied !.
space of 100 feet square, aud was
seven stories hiyh. The re ara iru-
preston Ia NV York at The t,rIe OF
has departure was that The u, OF
iifn woni3 rAn 40 IL 100 The pfo
p.let"r IS rae Motel said Z 4t9t va
lnposstt g for hin 70 state ri.e xact
nutnh-e "a she hu,ld,eg ~ -lfe tim
the fire occurred. In. III reu e.
showed tlist so ps,ut. vs-aia "a.
hnuse for thp -ia - r sfsea -
tbesceae gu the S.xtt 4 ooa : u
was indeed cart re4tas-4,grs<s ll2
their nigh robes e3lGqzag q Use 49,
dow sills praViae f.r tha e tefie,.
raise rhe ladders II sa9 tlela :
era instances was reuog I'D = y li-f
women aud children h. J he'd "a the
window sitis untii theis s5r..r... 81, ia.
failed to-m au6 VIII el, i -.
woa d loose their hole and l~e
:h pHvemet'r bDi,a az E il.z
ed np n Il mangt ] ,, "a j. =. "a,
ton
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-02-11
Death of MIR. David Leaeh.

Mr.. David Leach, a prominent far
mer of Dayie county, died at 1856
Friday night at the residence o. Mr.. !. .
Z. Wilson on Sixth street Mr.
Leach came to Winston last Monday
with tobacco. Shortly after his ar
rival here he was taken suddenly i'll
and continued to grow worse until
death came last night. His remains
were be taken to Mocksville and
and inferred at Center Church Sun.
day.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-02-11
Iron Ia Texas.

The industrial growth of the South
states the people o. the North al
most every Week by the unexpected
anc successful developments of som.
new channel IF advancement One
OF th-, latest we nave noticed is the
successful PRODUCTION of charcoal
IRON at Jeff.,son. Texas. where a
fu.uac is now in full blast making
over 81 tons of l.ig-ir"o per day
fhu. Wnii-4 tie 1srooal turnac4 If
Pennss vanja have n..r,y or qu.te
all b en- abandon. T xas has dis
covered excellent ores whese he nee
essatN fuel Is cheap and stbunJ;snt,
and rs now iIke.y To make lt q prom
,nenr industry j st where it is ma~t
needed