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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-28
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.
Eternal Youth.

Eternal Youth.
Pathetic struggles much engage
The forces Of our race
Lest signs OF an advancing are
Appear in form or face.
And yet, in spite Of every ar,
II still remains the truh
That only deep within the hear
Can We impnson youth.
The man Of years IS quite concerned
To keep his shoulders straight
And ne 'er allows a hair that's turned
To show upon his pate
Smooth -shaven doth he wear his cheeks
And mows them stubblelessi
Ia the pursuit Of what he seeks
Apparent boyishnsss.
He eolis. plays tennis. strives tobe
great gymnassic chap,
Yei all the while It's plain 70 see
He would prefer nap;
In gay h1atous hatery, too
He keeps a timber tongue,
Calfhood emotions TO renew
And stay forever Youre.
No cap is perched on madam's locks,
Whose coronation braids
At hateful tines vile bleaching moeks
With color that ne'er fades.
The erowieet tracks are smoothed from sight
OF cen the sharpesi siares
BY sticking pasiers that each night
The gentle martyr wears.
Beside the girl Of seventeen
complaeenily she stands,
And knitting needles are moi seen
Within her dmpied hands.
She's 1.-the and bliihe, and in her dress
As youthful as can be,
And none Of her coqueuishness
Is lost at ninety three
But Why IS ali this despeFaie work,
And ceaseless effort made.
To lengthen By most any quirk
The foolish masquerade,
When peace and comfort both abide
In age that knows, forsooth.
Enough 10 gladly lay aside
The vanity Of youth?
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lines this side Of he Bethel ~ Itch where
connection is made With the Gaysville
Power Cos. lines; also all the distribut-
ing lines, transformers, poles, street
lamps, ETC., now in use within the viii
lage.. In regard to be price named, il is
pointed out that while the depreciation
in the 13 years use OF the system has
been considerable, the price OF materials
and labor is from 40 to IS per cent more
now than when it was Installed, and it
would cost correspondingly more to build
anew. The Gaysville Power Co. has its
water plant at Gaysville and a reserve
steam plant at Bethel with which 10 sup
ply current, including what is needed for
DAY power and lights. The price OF SC.
per k. ". b. is Just THAT the White River
company is now paying the Gaysville
company. II is also the same price that
the Consolidated proposes to charge. The
village must install meters at its own
cost, 50 that some $4,000 should be add
ed, making $40, 900 or s21, 600 as the total
outlay. The required minimum load,
150, 900 K. W. h., means that the village
will have to pay about ~, 500 per year to
the Gay sville company, which is substan-
TALLY what the latter now gets from the
White River company. This is about
e, 500 less than the minimum require
ment OF the Consolidated, Is now fixed,
but the latter allows q yearly rebate OF
25 g 10 apply on the purchase price OF the
system, il desired, and In that event the
net expenditure would be the same.
The propositions Of the White River
and the Consolidated companies are quite
similar. Both contemplate giving the
village an opportunity TO procure electric
city OF the generating company and to
sell It as the village may determine. Both
require the village to invest In the trans
mission and distributing plant. Both
fix a minimum load that must be paid for
whether used or not. Both call for q
time contract. The provisions for meas
uring the current are the same. The
White River proposal is for ten years; The
Consolidated for fifteen. Under the Con-
plan, the village may eventually
unload the cost OF the transmission lines;
under the White River, 1t means perma-
nent ownership.
The Herald is not ready TO express it.
self in favor OF any Of the several PROPOSE
tions ct this time, and imagines many
voters will wish to consider 1t in all its
a few days longer. II is very
important matter, and while action
should not be unduly delayed, recent de-
show that nothing has been
sacrificed thus far in waiting for the best
that the companies have to Offer
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Ice Cream in Church.

Rev. George B. Gilbert, son of n. q.
Gilbert of Randolph, has hit upon sim
gularly happy solution Of the church-go-
ing problem by supplementing the bread
OF the gospel with g dish OF ice cream.
The scheme will undoubtedly prove at
tractive il the reverend gentleman gives
his congregation no reason to complain
like Falstaff about the sack, that there's a
deal OF bread for so little cream, and does
not keep the crowd waiting too long for
melting refreshments. This remarkable
innovation, in which Mr.. Gilbert betrays
knowledge that his people are hunger
ing and thirsting after something besides
righteousness, is set forth by the New
York World In the following dispatch
from Middletown, Conn, under date of
July 24:-
"With the Thermometer standing at 93
degrees in the shade, the Rev. George B.
Gilbert, an Episcopal clergyman OF this
city, invited the members OF his congre-
CATION ct Maromas a suburb, to remain
after service today and have some ice
cream with him.
"Mr. Gilbert made the ice cream him
self, and none who attended the service
declined his invitation 10 remain fog the
after service A number OF the wardens
OF the church and their wives helDed the
rector wash the dishes after the delighted
congregation had gone home.
"Maromas is farming community,
and most Of Mr.. Gilbert's hearers had
had long, hot drives to church. =
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SUMMER GOODS

Lightning, Economy, Safety Valve and Mason
Jars; Jsn Tumblers and Preserving Kettles
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-28

New Lot Of Tennis Raekcts and Balls
Base Ball Goods and Fishing Tack
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A. the Herald understands it, the pro
perty offered consists Of the transmission
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-10
I odo dueno de piano
debe leer esto.

Para mediados de Dioiembref
estara aqui el JE1E MDoAsIoo.
de la AEOLIAN COMPANY
que es Ia casa mas importante
del mundo en- el ramo de md.i
sica. La ''Aeolaas Company'
envia aqui su mejor mecanieo.
con el proposito de reparar y
afnar los Instruments do So
exclusive fabrication. que sou
los pianos WEBER, STICK.
/ WHEELOCK, STUYVE.
SAINT y Chiffon, asi como
las famosas PIANOLAS ME-
TROSTYLE.. .iTHEMODIST.
Pero a instancias de su repre-
sentante en- Puerto Rico, Don
Mario S. Geigel, Sc ocupara
tambien en- afinar y componer
los pianos de otras marcas. una
vez que haya terminado de
arreglar los de la AEOLlAN
! Co.
Todo dueilo de piano, que
tenga interes Ell que su piano
sea afnado por un experto,
debe aprovecharse de esta
magnitica oportunidad, en- la
seguridad de que habria de
alegrarse, por que ocasion Co
mo esta no volvera a presen-
tarse en- buen tempo. No
hay NADIA peor para un piano
que caer en- manos de un mex
perto. ;Cuantos instrumentos
buenos habran sido echados a
perder FOR los que Sc Green
capacitados para arreglarlos!
Los que interesen aprove-
charse de los servicios de di-
cho mecanico, sirvanse dirigir
su solicitud a Don MARIO S.
GE1GEL. Fortaleza 81. San
Juan, tan pronto hayan leido
estas lineaA cosa de que sus
nombles sean apuntados en-
cartera por el turno en- que
sean recibidas sus solicitudes.
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No divides Ia Ninfa.

Aumentsdo esplendidamentA el
surtido de sombreros de y Nina &c
ofrece su numerosa clientela SON.
breros de fieltro y paia de Italia para
caballeroe, do II mayor novedad.
En- tirantes con adornos de nacar,
medias de seda, csmisas, oorbatas
modelos 1911, botonaduras, y otros
obietos para homhres es lnagnftico el
surudo. Ropa hecha y la medids
ofrecen Jos Sres. Garcia Y Lineras
en- SUI conocido establecimiento que
tan justa fama tienen en- la ciudad v
la isla No olvideis que La Ninfa' es
Ia en- Ia Gale de la Fortale1a y, EN-
San Juan y Sc sirven pedidos por CO.
rreo y aeaba lie recibir un gran sur
lido dc Casimires.
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NO MAS CANAS

Siel surtido de calzado Y de esqui-
sta perfumeria es de 10 mas elegante
y de mejores fabricas, Ell rejurenece-
dor que ofrece q su amplia clientela
es Popular" del Sr. America Salas
ell producto de indiscutible merito
No mas canas" es la divisa del
buen producto que viene en- peque-
nos frascos a POGO costo y ofrece al
pdblico ell conocido establecimiento.
Tambien Sc ha recibido abono para
flores "Bonora" & Is centavos lati-
ia. Nueva marca de calzado ".Selz"
No hay mas ALA. Para los proAimos
bales elesantes modelos de calzado.
Para el mejor aspecto de cabello y
barba "no mas eanos" y para vues-
tras flores Ia .'Bonora", En- ell ...Po-
pular".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-10
iOiga. J.. Se1or !!
LEA EST0 QUE LIE CONVENE.

81 usted desea asegurarse6 asegu-
rar sus bieues, 8 sabe used que algln
pariente, amigo, relaclonado suyo
de.ee hacerlo, antes do tomar ningupa
POLKA en- Ia "GUARDIAN ASSU-
RANGE Co." Compail?a de Seguros
contra incendio, representada en- Puer-
to Rico, por los Sres. VILLAR , Co.
del COMERCIO DC SAN J AN, 8
por el S.. IR. sCHOMBURG, & en-
cualquier otra compania que represen-
ten esos Sres. tome informes antes de
hacerlo, en Yabucoa, apartado de CO.
rreos Letra F, donde, con toda pronti-
tud y con el mayor gusto Sc lie dara a
usted una information smplisima, y
deta!lada que con toda seguridad le ha
de RESI- LIAR BENkt IClOSA A
SUs INrEREsES.
NC Sc ASEGURE SIN ANTES
CONSULTAR,VEA QJ + LECCN-
VIENE, tendra contestacion pronta
SIN que tenga que remltir nada para
tranqueo, nj lie costaran NADIA los in
tormes que se le submission, y por el
contrario lie REPOKIARAN UTILI.
DAD.
Yabucoa, P. r. apartado de correos
Letra F.
NOTA: Todo periodico de gran cir
culacion, del interior y exterior, J que
sea diario, que quiera publican este
anuneio que sera por tempo ilimita-
do, puede haeer sus pIoposiciones Al
apartado de correos arriba indicado.
Tamhien Sc llama la atencion, que
los intormes ofrecidos Sc sumlnlstraran
a quien quiera que los solicite, adn en-
el extranlero.
Ell sitio de moda 10 es el cafe
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El conocido establecimiento de mo-
das Las Noredades estan recibiendo
"a su esplendido surtido de noveda-
des para primavera de 1911 y resto
de Ia actual temporads de fines de
1910. El mas atrayente es un mag
nifco s1rtido de sombreros estiios ia
pones, Ultima moda que hsce Juror
en- los oentros de modg de Europa =
America. Cualquier articulo de uti-
lidad, fantasia adornoa perfume :
rias. rops para se6oras sehoritas ,
ninas y esquisita cristaleria sc ha.
lie en- la oelebrada tienda de la CO.
lie de- San Francisco. Los sombre-
ros japoneses son de verdadera y
igurosa actualidad. Visitad "Las
Novedades" , o. convencereis de que
ALI % encuentra de todo 10 que el
buen gusto y la fantasia han podi-
do idear. Fan Juan, Puerto Rico.
San Erancisco AZ
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IN esta inprents .e vsnde papel de
lderodiOs viso ~ auiutal.
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-.Yo juro que ese nino es
mio y que lleva las facciones
de su difunto padre, dijo la
joven derramando algunas la.
grimas, como 81 a este recuer.
do sintiera despedazarsele el
alma.
..iY de que manera llega
usted a convencer el tribunal
de la verdad de sus palabras!
turno a decir ell juez.
.-Senor. dijo Estela con voz
tranquila y reposada, ese nifio
es mio, Y, como va he dicho,
lleva las facciones de SUI pa
DIRE, sus mismos ojos y sus Ca
bellos negros, Isl; he jurado
" no me arrepiento, pues he
dicho la verdad. --Dios, que We
mi coraz6n, sabra juzgarme.
Despues flo su limpida mi
rada en- los ojos del juez, ilu-
minada con la luz de la espe.
rama.
..Senor juez, dijo un POGO
mas resuelta, tengo una prue.
ba, que ahora recuerdo, y que
invoco, la que sera sufciente
para dejar convencido al tri.
bunal.
Y dichas estas palabras en-
un tono que no dejaba la mas
pequeha duda, Alicea de Men
doza saco de su bolsillo I'm
retrato que representaba q un
ioven de veinte amos. de ojos
negros y relucientes Mas aba.
! 10 del retrato Sc leian estas
signiticativas palabras:
para Estela.- DE CUTLER.
mo Sotolongo.. mo me divides"
Los ojos del juez Sc fjaron
con asombro EN- la pintura que
la joven le mostraba.-.Se sim
ti0 enteramente conmovido y
levantando todo cuanto pudo
su voz, que temblaba de emo.
ci6n, Sc dirigio a los circuns.
tantes, que anciosos espera.
ban ell fallo:
IFS mi hijo, es este mi ado.
RADIO Guillermo, aquel que
prometia ser el encanto y apo
20 de mi vejez! iRegosijate,
hijo de mi alma! dijo elevan.
do sus ojos humedecidos al
cielo: yo cumplire fielmente
su encargo... Estela sera mi
yerna y SUI hijo sera mi nieto,
La session estaba terminada.
Estela sali0 por la ancha
puerta del tribunal llevando
en- sus brazos al fruto inocen-
te de su malogrado amor. En-
cuanto a Julia, atravesaba la
gran sala de justicia. con una
sonrisa esceptica y todo el or
gullo , la magestad de una
reina.
Unibon, de Morovis, 1910.
PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO EN-
UN Ola tome LAXATIVE BRoMo-oUININA.
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CruCifjo Luminosa

Visible en 10 obscuridad De 10 no
che. Vd. no olvidark sua o1aciones
81 posee uno
PREUo S2.T iucluyendo d ffanqueo.
Envien 81 nombYe , direction y le
remitire una preciosa reproduction
del mismo en- papsL IL REXACH
CYisto Il. San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-10
PILDORAS ANT|B ACILARtS.

Las pdoss anthscre ban pobado poderosc ed,cams.
para Ia curso6n de las aeocions de- srarn,o rraoro
Las hronquita tanto ssudss eripp~
bercuos pumonar cedea pldosss
sa han rodco oompronaro %. eesutes hcufsevos Lon
uumesoles enfernos deben eias rszabeimiento
sc haan de prineipse dessas d In a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-10
Sombreros japoneses,

San Juan, Puerto Rico
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D6nde Sc loma ei mejor cafe de
Puerto Rico. Donde Sc come melor
y donde eneontrara siempre algo pa
ra llevarle a eus familiares. l9 Cruz
- San Juan. ?. r
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PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO EN-
UN Ola tome LAXATIVE BRoMo-oUININA.
FL boticario devolver& eD dinero sino sa
curs. La firma de Z. W GRove sE halle
cada caiits.
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LA LINDA

Ell sltio de modA 10 es el cafe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-10

sc leVdnIO, peTO Su dlTe eId
timido y honesto llegando a
conmover a todos.
Ell juez flo en- la primera
una mirada escudrinadora y
le pregunto con firme y segu-
70 acento:
.iComo Sc llama?
La joven flo su mirada cla-
ra y penetrante en- el rostro
del juez y contest6 sir vaoilar,
| Me llamo Julia de Estra.
da y naci en- Sevila.
" bien, volvi0 a decir el
juez ipor que quiere usted
apropiarse de un nino que no
es suyol
..El niio es mio, dijo con
voz firme y resonante la jo-
ven. sosteniendo con altaneria
la mirada profunda y Tranquil
la del juez.
En- ell mismo momento en-.
tr6 una mujer con un nino
hermosisimo en- los brazos, ell
la sala del tribunal. Ell nino
era moreno, tenia les ojos y
ell cabello negro como azaba-
che sus facciones eran finas y
hermosas. Los ojos de la jo'
ven rubia Sc fijaron Ell el sem
blante del angelic con una
Einfnita expression de tristeza.
-.Juro que es mi hijo y que
tiene mis- facciones. grit6 Ju-
liza de Estrada, clavando su
mirada siniestra en- el rostro
del nino.
El juez no apartaba sus
ojos de Julia. Tanta audacia
10 asustaba.
Despues prosiguio:
..E coraz6n me dice que
usted no es su madre y que
va fundado su juramento en-
un perjurio... Mi deber, como
representante de la ley, es ad.
vertirle Ell NAL que Sc procura,
viniendo al tribunal para en-
gafiar a los jueces. Senorita
Julia: 81 es falso 10 que usted
dice. todavia hay tempo para
rectificar el error antes de que
caiga sobre su cabeza ell peso
de la culpa.
En- la misma mesa donde
estaba sentado ell juez habia
un libro de los Evangelios que
permanecia abierto..-Julia ade
lanto unos cuantos pasos y
poniendo su mano derecha SO.
bre ell libro santo, dijo con
voz firme y vibrante:
..Juro en- nombre de Dios
que soy su madre y que esa
mujer me 10 quiere arrebatar
para usurpar la herencia que
lie pertenece.
La voz de Julia temblaba a
pesar del valor que tenia. ..Su
moreno y sonrosado semblan.
te palidecio visiblemepte y
sus bellas facciones Sc contra.
,geron. Esto no pas6 desaper.
cibido a la vista del juez y
del suditorio que la obser-
vaban.
..iBasta!, dijo el presidente
icon enojo, dirigiendo a la jo.
ven una mirada TERRIBLE. Bas.
ta!, repiti6. Y como 81 esta
palabra hubiera sido bastante
para acabar de anonadarla y
confundirla, fu6 a sentarse en-
el banquillo, dej&ndose oir un
sordo murmullo de colera
NAL contenido.
FL juez volvio los ojos a la
joven rubia, que, triste pero
confiada. aguardaba.
-,iComo sc llama usted.
= La jovencita &c detuvo. No
deseaba engahar.
Me llamo Estela de Men
doza y naci en- Valencia. Es
todo cuanto puedo decir, ex.
puso despues de algunos ins.
tantes de vaeilacion.
Y al pronunciar ell nombre
de esta ciudad. el bellisimo
semblante de Estela palidecio
como 81 su corazon estuviera
sujeto a un dulce Y conmo.
vedor recuerdo.
.-Jura usted por ese hbro
santo, dijo e, juez con acento
profundo y grave, que dira
usted verdad en- todo 10 que
fnoSa srxarr1-oIo1
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Hay enVuerts hico nas dies nil
porsonas quedeben % salud { II
"BROMALINA"

Esa msRsviNssA ma6cina cura un
catarro pulmoasr sa - horaA Cura
Ia tisis en su primer grado. CuRa la
Brouquitia. Cura 81 asms. Cura la
grippe } demas sfeccienes dsl sparato
rcspiratorio.
LA BROMALrNA Ahorra gas
to- dc enfsrmsdadsa porqus csra on
menos tempo que los stros preparados
Aimilarey.
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IS Ia MEJ0R CERVlzA,
"P edid PIEL BROS"

No Divides que 10 cervezs marca
'Plel Bros est& acreditada an todas
parties y que es un producto que no
contiene Ia mfs minima sustancia
nociva
La "PIEL BROS"
que venden lossehores A.ALVAREZ
y hermano, en- su establecimiento de
10 calle de Fan Jose de esta ciudad
deposito general, est6 probado que es
una bebida, reconstituyente refrescan.
to y un t6nico el mls recomendable:.
iVl usted de viaje y siente calor,
esta usted en- un bale y necesita re-
rescarse?
Pues recuerde Ia cerveza 'Piel Bros
que venden A. ALVAREZ y hernia
10 Y quedara pertectamente compla-
cido.
San Juan, Fuerto Rico.
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0FRECEM0S Al PubulCo
El hnpiador VACUUM marca "SAAT0.

Con las siguentes garantas de fabrca
archara oonstanemente sin calentarse nterrumpirse
liene minute destitucion caloulada de 25 80
pies cubico de are bre Producra maxmo de
rugadas segdn el mercuro Standard de los EE U. u
Durara de Is 20 amos atin usandose diariamente"
M SANTO trabajara de cualquer cubo de luz incandes
cente un costo de centavos la hora FL 'SANTO" no
gran capaodad 10 haoe apetecble para TIENDAS ALMA
GENES OFICINAS IGLESIAS, HOSPITALES, il otros
edioios grandes Haga vista nuestras ocinas para
yer Ia demostracion por oitacon mandaremos aparao
cuauer sitio en- San JUAN para demostraro prvad
Porto Rico Power { Light Co.
O1icin as Prin cipales, Marina. San Juan
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08

After the War hestudied law at the
University of North Carolina. He was
admitted to practice in 1868 and be-
came a law partner Of Major Thomas
Sparrow, of Washington, N. c., where
he married Miss Elizabeth Brown He
was appointed chairman of Beaufort
inferior court, and was then elected
Judge of the superior court.
He passed UP, in 1888, to be jusaice
OF the supreme court. Then, at the
death of Justice NIerrimon, he was ap-
pointed Chief Justice, serving two
years, when he, with the entire Dem
ocratic state ticket, went down in de-
feat at the polls before the Republican,
Populist fusion ticket
He delivered law lectures at the
state university a number of years
and declined the law professorship.
He has been leading counsel in "a
number of litigations in the state since
he retired from the bench.
Judge Shepherd is survived by Mrs.
Shepherd and one son, IS. Brown Shep-
herd.
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Loss $1,000 ON STOCF;
WILL RESUME BUSINESS

The Peoples Trade House, on Trade
street., a one-story building, located
near Piedmont Warehouse and owned
by Mr.. Samuel Adams, a successful
merchant, was badly daan1ged by fire
jabout 2: 30 c'cloCk SUNDAY morning It
Eayas fGst discovered by Policemen Bry-,
y ! and WfifAspas md Is su.sposfd -
flave originated in the rear Of the
building. Mr. Adams tells The Senti-
mel that his loss will be about $500
more than the Insurance, which is
$4,000.
His stock is regarded as practi-
cally worthless. The building was also
damaged to the amount of several hum
dred dollars. Mr. Adams will resume
business as socn as his losses are adj
justed with the insurance people and
the stOre-room can be repaired
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DEATH OF JUDGE MES
OPERA A TTON; HIS CAREER

RALEIGH, Feb THE people of
Raleigh and the whole state were
shocked beyond expression by the sud-
den death of Judge James E. Shepherd.
former chief justice of the supreme
court of North Carolina and jurist
of distinguished ability, who died in
the Presbyterian Hospital in Baltimore
while undergoing an operation for
bronchial trouble, precipitated by a
small bone lodging in his throat He
had Left Raleigh Saturday, accompa-
MED by a throat specialist, for an oper-
alton and died this morning at ! o'clock
His health had been exceptionally good
for long while.
1t is not know yet when the remains
can reach here or just when the funer-
al will DE.
Although a lad under IA, in the civil
war he enlisted in the Sixteenth Vir-
ginia regiment. Because he was a tel
egraph operator he was assigned to
duty at the headquarters of General J
c. Breckenridge.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08

NEW YORK, Feb. There is the
coldest weather of the winter here to-
day. Although the sun was shining
brightly, the temperature at 8 o'clock
this morning was 2.5 above zero.
There is intense suffering among the
poor. A thirty mile wind adds to the
suffering.
Three hundred people. thinly clad,
were driven into the street by fire ear
ly this morning.
River traffic is impeded by the bitter
gale.
Intense cold is reported from New
England, ranging from zero to twenty
below
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
DISTRICT ATTORNEY WHITMAN
WORKING OVER NEW PLAN.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-District Attor.
ney Whitman, of this city, has estab
ished the novelty Of having his office
act as attorneys for the defense as
we'll as the prosecution. He would
place an assistant from his office in
each police court to protect victims
and see that no one is held without le-
gal grounds, thereby reducing the
number of cases in the upper ucurts
which result in dismissals. He says
he will save money by eliminating un-
ns cessary trials. He expects similar
action throughout the big cities.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1910-02-08
McGRA A TIL CONVICTED
KILLING MR.. BEN. ROSE:
NEW TRIAL NTED

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Edward F.
McGrath, who was declared guilty yes
terday of second degree murder for
killing Benjamin Rose, formerly of
Winston-Salem, n: c., now faces
another trial, which it is feared may
send him to the electric chair as a re-
suit of the decision of Judge Golf, who
tried the case.
lMcGrath's attorney made the usual
formal motions after the verdict was
announced asking for new trial on