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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08

the grounds of insufficient evidence.
The district attorney did not oppose
the motion and it was granted, as
eleven men of the jury held out for
eighteen hours to convict McGrath of
first degree murder 1t is believed
new trial may result in such convic-
ton and the electric chair McGrath's
attoreny tried to get Judge Golf to re-
verse his decision although it was
made at his suggestion, evidently fear
ing the result of a new trial, but Golf
refused
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
W STONSAIEMN N c., TUESDAY, FEBRUARYs g. 1910

5Needham 64S pounds for SAP so
I. Winters 662 pounds for $50. SO
c. Key 1926 pounds for S1S1.55
J. Key ia pounds for $3.50
3obt. McCothern S04 pounds $95.36
j. H. Ham 500 pounds for $63.S2
c. A Bryant 376 pounds for $3.50
C. r. Love $50 pounds for $59.62
Charity Raper $50 pounds for $3S.15
Stafford & Simpson 624 pounds for
$53
Hester Wilmouth 700 pounds $73S2
w J. Stafford 166 pounds for $11.3S
Smith & Simmons 9SS pounds for
$1O6.30.
]. D. Flynn 6S2 pounds for $7454
Best grade % at 20.
w T. Scoggins 1924 pounds $126.0S
Best grade 26 at 20.
John Wilson 1878 pounds for $166.22
w. P Raper GIG pounds for S65.3S
j. NJ Walden SIG pounds for $96.46
Best grade 80 at p.
Smith & Moore 1122 pounds S14S.51
Robt. Bennett 74S pounds for $94.67
r. L. Hicks 726 pounds for $87.67
w. T. Scoggins 976 pound foF$01O.21
I. w. Moser 696 pounds for $7S.07
S. H. Fulk $50 pounds for $S4.04
Best grade 40 at 20 II.
H. C. Crews 1914 pounds for $106.79
C. w. Bottom 61S pounds for $73.79
II. D. Turpin made a good sale at
which brought $110.37. Best grades:
IA at 81: SO at40 and 80 at 26
Will Wall $50 pounds for 1851
Best grade so at p.
F. r. Sawyer S3S pounds for Sl03.71
7. NJ Crews 334 pounds for $31.36
J. F. Myers 512 pounds for $4S00
Otis Holcomb 14S pounds for $11 04
J. F. Holcomb 500 pounds for $3619
]. NJ Simmons GIG pounds for $63.04
Ed. Merritt 1890 pounds for $121.29
J. L. Elliott 729 pounds for S95.07
P. L. Young 564 pounds for s72.o4
Les Watt 496 pounds for $47.19
Wesley McGee 10 pounds for S16.26
F. D. Kennedy $50 pounds for SSS.01
Best grade 80 at 20.
DR.. r. D. Flippin 1000 pounds for
$17329
Ben Mitchell 41S pounds for $29-17
Miss F. Kennedy 1876 pounds $19.4S
]. c. kennedy 339 pounds for $38.02
IS. F. Shelton 3O15 pounds $3.50 .6S.
Robertson & Voss 730 pounds s8738
w D. Sally 1881 pounds for $137.52
Collins & Marion 479 pounds S49.69
D. B. Collins 631 pounds for $500
Pell & King 222 pounds for $21.62
J. E. Collins 70S pounds for S66.66
]. A. PeH 352 pounds for $37.63
P. E. Whicker 760 pounds for $685.
7. A Bouldin GIG pounds for $67.3f
T. r. Kirhv 1854 pounds for $125.53
H. L. Knight 1247 pounds for $142.4 AZ
]. NJ. Weevil 4oS pounds for $53.14
c.. D. Matthews 331 pounds for S28.4S
c. D. Matthews S23 pounds f9r SSa1
Mrs. Ellen Southern 668 pounds US Is,
$9S. 13-.
A n Cro,,o, 100 ,1oundc For 11 So
Laura Armfield 335 pounds for 1892
LHY Sizelnnre 726 pounds for S74.54
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
Cost the People of This COun-
try $3.50. .4S5.OOO and
Caused l,440 Deaths.
LOSS GREATER THAN
In OTHER COUNTRIES
Eight Times as Much Per Capita as in
European Nations-Predomina of
Frame Buildings Is Declared to Be
the Primary Cause, Defective Con-
struction and Faulty Equipment
Coming Second in List of Causes.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-,F'ires cost
the people of the United States $45G,-
4S5,0 ,0G0 in 1907, caused the death Of L.
449 persons and injury of 5,051 others,
according to statistics in the govern
ment report today. This does not in
clude forest firest The loss is eight
times as much per capita as that of
any European country
The predominance of frame build
ings is declared to be the primary
cause. Defective construction and
faulty equipment come second
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
PRICES UNCHANGED
Last Weeks Sales Run The
Total Sales For The
Year To l4.295,O6O
Pounds.
LIST OF THE GRUWERs SELLING

Some Fine Averages Are Made BY In
dvidauI Growers-Light Breaks Ex-
pected Again This Week BY The
Local Tobacco Men-Other Notes of
The Market.
The leaf market sold 1872, ,729 pounds
last week, running the grand total up
to II ,295 900 pounds.
The average for the last week was
$11.34 pr hundred, which is one of the
best averages made by the market this
year, being several points higher than
for the preceding week.
The market started the new week
Monday with very light sales, most Of
the offerings that day being warehouse
and pin-h0oker's tobacco. They were
able to dispose Of most of it, this show
ing that the market is fully as strong
as last week.
The warehOusemen expect fairly
good breaks this week The roads are
bad shape, however, and this fact
IS going to keep some growers away
fer the time being.
Taken as a whole conditions on the
market are about the same as last
week. with all the buyers on sales and
all grades selling very well.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
TRIED SUICIDE IN HIS DREAM.
Somnambuist Rises in Sleep and
Shoots Himself.

PITTSBURG, Feb Rising, sound
asleep, from his bed in the loclaman' $
quarters at Lcck No 4, Ohio River,
near here, Isaac Fischer, victim of
somnambulism, tcok revolver from a
drawer and shot himself.
Fellow employees in adjoining rooms
ran to Fisher and found him PROBABLY
fatally wounded, lying in a pool Of
blood on the floor.
The only answer he gave to Gdes-
tions as to his reason for shooting him
self was, Il don't know" then
he lapsed into unc0nsciousness.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
LIST OF SALES SINCE FRIDAY.

C. E. Niece $40 pounds for $3.50
A J. Butcher 10 pounds for $62.12
WB Jonathan 627 pounds for s94 .13
r. /. Moser 1850 pounds for S120.19
= Tar5 t94G -trs9ts@><gs- for sos go
$ A Johnson 55S pounds for $97.12
w g. Crews 2S2 pounds for $33.Si
L. Z. Mitchell $50 pounds for $36,45
T. X. Hendrix 222 pounds for $36.45
H. E. Wall 721 pounds for $500
O. c. Ashturn 7O3 pounds for $99.7
Best grade 70 at "a
J. w Kiger GAS pounds for $S4.53
G.. w Sapp 372 pounds for $36.40
d. c. Smith S9S pounds fer $96.27
Tom Black 1860 pounds for $109.6S
R J. Petrea III pounds for $S6.11.
Best grade G2 at 20.
S Fl. Marlboro 997 pounds fer $105.23
G. T. Lawson 397 pounds for $40.2f
Thos Dudley 205 pounds for $1S.1S
J. s. Lawson 1461 pounds for $179.21
Cha3 Royal 635 pounds for S50.S7
Jim Hutchi1ls 500 pounds for $46.65
Robert James 647 pounds fer 5000
b. J. Savage 1921 pounds for $1,000
]. w Barber 40 pounds for $49.53
H. E. Kiger 1902 pounds for $138.6S
r w. Stevens 462 pounds for $7S.75.
Best grades: so at 26 and 25 at As
Thos. James 632 pounds for $1,000,
Best grade 46 at 26.
G.. H. Pegram 709 pounds for S2.7S
John Angel $40 pounds for $6677
w. V. Moran 1413 pounds for S15S14.
Best grade &C at 26.
Doss & Hardy 70S pounds for $77.9S
William Mabe 40 pounds for $S2.7S.
Best grade "a at 90 IL.
Savage &. Clark, 225S pounds for
$1S1.92
Watson & Watkins 793 pounds for
$S759
r. e. Truelove 571 pounds for $65.6
j. H. Stevens 942 pounds for $119.66
Rest grade 90 at %
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
Did Not Materialize.

The report that was circulated to
some extent that the Blue Ridge Print
ing Company, of this city, was moving
to Durham has failed to materialize
and the management thereof has def
nitely decided to remain in Winston
Salem and continue business at the
same old stand, corner Fifth and Main,
where a general printing business will
be conducted. The Blue Ridge Com
pany has linotype machine and is
we'll equipped to do high-clasS work.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
"LET ME GO, I'VE GOT
TO KILL PRESIDENT TAFT"

WOBURN, Mass, Feb. 7.-Declaring
that he has to kill President Taft a big
SiX-foot Lett, known as Gardner, is
jailed here awaiting a sanity examina-
ton He was found in front of the po-
lice station waving his knife and gun.
When arrested he yelled, LET me go,
let me go; I've got to kill President
Taft
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
Two New sewer Lines.

The sewer ON IL IL street, from
Highland avenue will BET completed
this week. 1t is about 430 feet in
length.
Work on the new sewer line on 10th
strest, between Liberty street and
the Southern Railway, will be started
soon This line will be about $50 feet
long.
The work of laying curbing on For
syth street has been completed.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
LIGHTNING UNCOVERS
SPRING OF CRUDE OIL.

DALHART, Tex, Feb. 4.-Mrs. Josie
Pettis, owner of farm declared that
bolt Of lightning struck the ground
on the mountainside near her home
recently and uncovered a spring of
crude oil, which is now producing 200
barrels daily 1t is said that she has
been offered $4,000 for the small
tract of land.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
GIutton chokes on Meat.

While discussing the meat boycott
in a Pittsburg restaurant at break
last Sunday, dozen foreigners agreed
to eat no meat Mis- Skovlac, SlaV
delighted because all the steak was
left to him, attacked the meat so vio-
lently that he cholled on the first
mouthful and died On the spot.
He has joined the no-meat people
now
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08

Mr.. G. L. Simmons sold in Wins
ton this week 1000 pounds of tobacco
for $525.50. There were over 40 barns
of tobacco made on his place this
year. He expects $4,000 for the crop.
He raises his own supplies of every
thing, and tries to compel all tenants
that live with him to do the same. He
never bought a sack of chop or any
meat or corn, for his family, since
his first start.-Danbury Reporter.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
TO RECOVER &
- The RcEAES A5ANCCN 90

CHERRY, ILL.,, Feb. Efforts to re-
cover the bodies of miners who lost
their lives in the terrible st. Paul mine
disaster months ago was abandoned
today The workers face death from
cave-ins, slides, etc. Five escaped by
a miracle today. The gases also make
the work extremely dangerous.
Scores of decomposing bodies were
seen by the workers
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
Mr. George Bowman died Saturda

Mr.. George Bowman died Saturday
afternoon at his home about eleven
miles northeast OF the city at the age'
of 80 years. Mr.. Bowman was an eX-
cellent citizen and was held in high
estee m in his community. He is sur
vived by three daughters and one son.
The funeral service was held at one
o'clock Monday the interment being in
the Tandy Marshal graveyard
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
WANT To WIDEN
STREET AROUND
THE COURT HOUSE
County Commissioners Con-
slider the Taking of Ten
Feet Off the Square.
NO ACTION TAKEN
AT THIS MEETING

Although Street Will Probably Be Wild
ened This Will Not Be Done Before
the BituIithic Pavement is Laid
Around the Square-Number of Bills
Approved by the Board-Other. Mat
ters Disposed of at Monthly Meet
ing.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
BITTER COLD IN
NEW YORK CITY;
MUCH DISTRESS
Coolest Weather of the Winter
Accompanied BY Suffer
ing Among Poor.
RIVER TRAFFIC is
HINDERED BY GALE

Temperature at Nine O'clock in Morn
ing About Two Degrees Above Zero,
Thirty Mile Wind Adding Materially
to the Discomfort of Those on the
Streets = Intenses Cold Reported
From New England States, Ranging
From Zero to Twenty Below.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
Candidates for treasurer.

Deputy Sheriff C. w. Jones, Of Walk
ertown will be in the race for treasurer
of Forsyth county in the approaching
Democratic convention. Mr. t. S. Full
Ter has announced his candidacy Cor
the same office.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
492729POundS Were Sold
Last Week; Average $11.34
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DAILY SALES REPORT
Monday

Monday
Last Week
29,762 pounds for $3,303.36
average $11.09
Tuesday
S6,531 pounds for $9,779.54
average $11.30
Wednesday
11S,710 pounds for S13,46417
average S11.34
Thursday
123,91S pounds for S14 ,0G7.70
average $11.30
Friday
S5,097 pounds for $10,001.S5
average $11.75
Saturday
1911 pounds for $3,326.19
average $10.94
Monday
This Week
1869 0pounds for $1112.l0
average 5000
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08

A. G. Cromer 1872 pounds for s23.62'
Laura Armfield 335 pounds for 1892
Hy Sizemore 736 pounds for $74.54
w NJ White 1040 pounds for $106.63
J. II. Pearman 1856 pounds $126.27
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-09
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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-09
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