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The Western Senti
nel is the oldest week
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mont section of N. C.
!rClublists.Writefor,
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jpies.
Vfll YEAH
WINSTQNSALEMyK THURSDAY, DEGEMBERTylOOG;
pr:.ge 5 cents;
Sale
ft ist;
i of New York's Present
ney General to Be
Wuedpy His Successor
Lion. Being Perfected For Ag
L Uegal Warfare Again the
Tpu,tPreldent of Concern m
I,,,, n Hi Heirrsnw-f .w...
,nv Publishers' Press),'.; ; i
LvnnK. IX. 27. Tho Ameri-
L Company Is In buslaiiese for
I Tllty re not in lor auyuuus
,w that, soys Wesley M. Oler,
LtoMlw Awerlcan Ice Convpa
." frwclv for; publication
Lie it clear that prices would
f. ..mi though the crop, may
n-t in vrars. y -
Lracy General Mayer has started
Ustlgatlou into me ice wuw m
U,r will continue we invewuB-
1 ..-1 . m..r iioeliu-cd the compa-
,1 Mt charged a bit wo muca ior
BLUM-HESTER WEDDING
CELEBRATED RECENTLY
1GURE FOUND
Waal buggy belonging ito the
itey-HilWHockton Co., was stolen
iM stable last night The aal-
and vehicle were" not missed un-
is morning. The officers were no
Sheriff Ziglar was advised by
tone hat a niattj and woman
ihrouch that town early this
Lit In a biiSK' driving a horse
onus tin? description of the one
L sheriff Zielar then wnt a tel-
Eto King, in which 'girectlojb'ttw
were eoIuk. reauesting. that
itll he arri ved. The ftbeiiff ,
iied bv J. Frank MoitIs. of
Mantle j-HUI-Stocktott Co.;-wejj id
l. ft. II '-.. m..t., tWn . .
ter fho horse and bURgy belong-
to the Humiey-HiU'StocKwnt to.
(bund today in a section known
SDag Trot," in the extreme wosteni
lol the chy. Th e condition of the
I indicated that It hadi booir
In) hard by some one anj then
W loose. - : ;
dt'Telooed that the horset aiid bUK-
passing through Hura! Hall
mornliig wcto not Iho propnrty or
HuntKn'-HUI-Etockton Co. V .
J PRESENTED . .
TD MPT, PEYTON
PPt. G. V. Peyton! assistant super-
'Mfttt of tliia division of the South-
Railway, was presented on' Decern-
Sth, with a $ 1M diamond rlns by
fluploj-eei of the A. & Y.:aud Wilk-
p branches uod friends in : the
at Greenioro a a marie of es-
p and appreciation of hl kind and
fieous treatment of the emplo-es
ft Unies. The Recordi ay that, the
Mseoibled in another office and
Peyton was sent for, ami the i rlns
PTteented by Conductor d H.
Me, one of the oldest and most
jir conductors on the. branch
ti.. .'..i.. , . y. .
in- untie a oriei ana oeauiuui
Md II r. Peyton replied-.-with ap-
pnate remarks of ftppreciation.
IN CITY OE LONDON
(Special to The Sentinel.)
U.DOX. T-r- !TA-t mullnn if
Mthroplsts in Exeter Hall-today
iwh Lord Kjjwh presided, it was
d ihat 11230,000 had! been
"willed to the Chinese Famine fUv
Jucd. it was staled by Re-. Dr.
"i". of the China Missionary Socl
; at upwaixls of tweuty niiUion
"'s were on the verpe of tana
the province of Kuen Len and
ElPd With Crown Prince.
Un'l!al lo T he Sentinel.)
' ShELS, ih;.. 27.-Tho marriage
J: face irro today of Professor
aL0"' a Bnw!cian- 'bx receiv
0sl nm-nvIaWo notoriety three
by taking advantage- of the
Porary mrtltal aberration of the
Crow n irince8s saxony to n-
tj- elope with him to Genera.
nriorn features of this unfortn-
'he crown of the queen of
"hi the loss of her -cWKiren,
in s expulsion from the Impe-
"" l Hapsburg, to which she
n y uirth. are famUiar. She
'n;or of her sobs at Dreeden,
rh her-, wfchin three months
binh to the UtUe girl who
Princess Anna Monica of Sax-
mn has wed Fran Bthl Bod
On the 18th of October Mr. Thos. A.
niilm, of this city, and Miss Nora Hes
ter, of CleuuiHiiis, . were married, th?i
ceremony UiUR performed ty Re.i K.
Mendon'mH. Tui roung pcp' kept
their marriu jo a becret ;. utilil la&t
eveulnK, the tim? set for t'ao maitiaRft,
and only a-few very IctEiuato friends
were awaro .vf !Vir marring 3 until
todav. " . , ' '
Both the joinit people aro Wt-11
known in this city anJ county. - The
bride is a daughter of Mr. and; Mrs,
John Hester, of Clouimoiw, a ad is a
beauUfur youiig "woman. 1 he groom
is a son of Dr. and Mrs. J, A Biuw, of
Wltuston-Saleui. .-
Mr. and Mrs. Blum will reside In,
this city. . J
TO ISSUE
OP
KIUEOJI FIGHT
Four Americans and Four
Mexicans Known to Have
Been Slaughtered by YaquI
Indians.
Fight Occurred. 8aturoVy Night. In
Mtxlco Near the Border Complete
Detail Are Lacking But It Seems
Certain That At Leatt Eight Per
son Were Killed By the Indian.
(Special to The Sentinel.) :
NEW YORK, Dec 27. At a meet
ing of the stockholders of the Mobile,
Jackson & Kansas City railroad today,
it was decided to sreate a second
mortgage to secure $:i,0O0,0O0 5 per
oont. short term bonds. The mortgage
will also cover the Gulf & Chicago
road, and the shareholders of the lat
ter company will meet tomorrow to
authorize the mortgage.
THE OTTAWA VALLEY
Y
n
(Special to The Sentinel.)
LONDON, Dec. 27-fbe Ottawa Val
ley railway project ha leen success--fully
financed here and: the construct
ion of the line from Montreal to the
Great XAkes will be proceedod with at
once.; At a special meeting of the di
rectors today it -was announced that
all the capita) required had been over
subscribedv . :
Mr.A.F. Young ha purchased Mr. W.
L. O'Brien's interest 4n tho business
of the Simpson Drug Company, wWch
was organized last spring. This .means
that Mr. Young and his family will
continue their residence in this city.
For five yeais or more Mr. Young was
the popular manager of Hotel Phoe
nix. Ho has had several years' ex
perience in the drug business.
i. Mr.. Young will vwoeed Mr. O'Brien
as president of the company. Tho lat
:er will devote his entire time In the
future to the insurance business, .
EOUR-YEAR-OLO GIRL
BURNED TO DEATH
Th four-year-old daughter of Air.
ami Mrs. T. M. Nuan. Of Walkertown,
was , bin ned ,'to -death this momlng.
The-'chiW was out in the back yard
with' her mother who was 4 burning
kme leaves and trash. The little
one's clothes' ignited and soon her
body was wrapped in flames. ; Effort
was made to extinguish the Are, but
the child's clothing was practicallj
burned off before the flames were ex
tinguishedShe died In a fow minutes.
Mr. Nunn is manager of a flouring
mill and is a highly esteemed citizen
Of Walkertown.
By Publishers' Press.)
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 27. Reports
'row Mexico say a terrible Iudiau up
rising has occurred. A band of Ya--pils,
oce of the most ferocious tribes,
attacked- a number of Mexicans and
Vmerlcans, resulting in a fierce en
ionnter. Four Americans were killed,
several outbreaks are reported but de
aiia are lacking as to tie number Of
lead. : ;; ---j -:-v-.: ' .'
. Later Col. H. E. Maxsou, vice pres.
dent of the national Irrigation con
Tresb and secret av of education, of
teno, Nevada, brings a graphic sury
'rom SoroUa, Mexico, of the Indian
-rouble. Eight Mexicans and Anierl
aus were massacred1 in a little town
rt Lanco Saturday night. The ataUan
igent ami jiife escaped from death by
boarding a . work-train. Maxtton1 and
party had' bceto gone from the town
n hour when the band of Yaquis
swooped down on the little party of
Mexicans and butchered four. The sta
tion house was burned. Not many
nlles from Lanco four more men were
massacred by the warliko Indians. The
iemairJng member of the company rc
tused to leave, faying they could atan0
(T the Indians till next day when an
officer would arrive to deal summarily
with the guilty if captured. .
COST OF! LIVING
INCRERSES MORE
It Has Advanced to a Greater
Extent Than Wages in 1
-'Out of 20 States of Union.
8ome. Interesting 8ttiti:ii On Thit
8ubjeet Iniiana, Tthodi Ucnd and
Wl6onin the bnly Stat-. Whert
: It it Claimed r.gei Have Advanced
More Rapidly f nan the Cost of Llv-
: Ing. t . 'v.. . . . ,.
(By I'liullimcrs Press.)
-. NEW YORK, Dec. 27. The World
today publlshesj 'tni Utics . from coi
respondents in Various states ahowluj
:ht cost of living has luc rvnaerf mort
hai wages ha, Ve advanced. Twenty
States reiKirtedi but only liMliaua, Wis
consln aud Rhode Island shovgreatet
Increase-of wage than of prices.
Georjrli', JlaryJaud and Virginia are
the Southern' States quoted, Virginia
estimated thxt wages increased an
averaRe of 2 per eeut,, while cost of
Mvlug increased 10 to 15 per cent in
Bvo y a; s. ' . OeWB'ia estimates tliat
vages Iwreastd 20 per' cent. The
tar.lnir ;MH Vas poor as previous
a .'-.. (srrreH'pr)'.': lw- Commodl
les -have risen v more rapidly
In Maryland prices advanced about
15 per eeut, while only skilled labor 1
receiving higlMf ' ages, this averag
ing 10 per ceut. . - ,
WOUNDED MAN SAYS
E IS
The man who was ( snot Monday
light by John GorUou now cUiltats that
ia name Is U!H VJitind'aam ana not
Jrauuum, as he flret told the offlc-r.
Vfter the shootlug Ilrundluun stated
,liat his home wt at Big Stone Oap,
sa., and thH his mother' a name waa
ilrs.- Naitule IMtou. Patrolman J. T.
rtionipson wiri"d' M. Helton that her
ou naa weii shot. This morning a
ncKsage came from Big Stone Oap
laying thai no one by that, name re-
Ided there. BtAudbam (tow says that
ti mother . mnrHed a man by the
tame of Mamlwl . Itichcr and ihat
hey reside at Big Stone (hip.
; Brandhain's condition Is rt'garded
ritieal, . Pneumonia has developed on
cth sides. "
. .. , I ' I I" I I
TRAVELING MEN'S
T
ELMST.SUNDAY-5CH00L
ORGANIZE WHOLESALE -.
GROCERY COMPANY
U. W- flgbura.'vof MoWlo, Ala., is
3 pending a tew diy here. Mr. ,Og
burii, who was) with the R. J.; Reynolds
Tobaeco C6. fori several year &i trav
eling; salesman, 'Is ioi. engaged ,4u
iuslnees for himself.,? On September
5th last he and Mr. J. C. Griffin, ail
other former salesman for tho ; Rey
nolds Compnuy, organized and dnoor
porated the Ogburn-Urifflil Giticery Oo.
ai wholesale concern, at Mobile, and
Mr. Ogburn reports thaji they have met
with splendid success. "'
' Mr. A A. Mey-s, of the Meyers
Westbrook Co., rave an elegant sup
per in the Elks' Home . building last
light, complimentary 'to a number of
Wends. The spread was sumptuous
vnd greatly enjoyed. '-Cod, J. A. Dean
vas toast-master,,' Toasts were re
sponded to by Mayor, O. B. Eaton-, Col.
W. A Blair and others. The menu
consisted of tufkey, 'possum, quail,
Brunswick stew, etc.- ;
INDICTMENTS
AREEXPECTED
It Is Believed Several Will
Result From Recent Inves
: : tlgatlon of New, York Life.
It I Quite PoMlble.Ther Will Be
One or Mero;-1ndletment For orgs
ry In Conectlon With Grand Jury'
Inquiry tto h 'Company' Affair.
(By Publishjerg" - Pre,) ;,'
NKtV . YORK,; D.i'2);rreverl..-'fU'
dlctruonta" for forgery vara ex pec ltd
when tho grand. Juryvotmpieto itit in
vestigatlon , the New YJrk Life In
surance Company. Today Dlsiriot At
torney Jerome, In summlnij up tho evi
dence, went .over evorythins in the
greatest' detail. It l believed that In-dictme-nits
for foreery In the '.hlrd de
gree .have been found and that they
were based on deals with subsidiary
companies. ; . ,.
It is understood that Jerome advis
ed the grand Jury that sufficient evi
dence had been predated to warrant
indictments for forgery in tho third d
gree. ;
Conductor Johsou, of the N'. t V.
roud, says holiday travel is still on
lie handled 400 passengers today be
tivcen Roanoke anil AV Uuston Saleut.
AJ-largo and epnreclative audliice
vltiietned a pleasing Cliristmuh eu
ertainment given by Elm Street 8un
'ay school last night. The program
vas aa follows: t '
Choruftliig Cory.
Scripture and P-.yer.
Chorus Sing ai'd Light.
' Recitation Tho Blessed Morn.
Solo and Duet Over Bethlehem'
Hillside.
Chonla Arise.
Exercises by Primary Department.
Song Tho Ahgelsi' Song.
Solo Selected.
Semi-Chorus O Jwlah, Talw Thy
Harp. .: ' . t
Clvonw--Welcome Mom. ' . ,
Duet O City Fuir. . ..
Redtation ilected.
Song The Birth Song of Jesun.
. Choru-TlyaJ Hearts and True.
Offering. -
I Choir Selected. -. t
Address.- ' ' -
' Choru'sT-Send. Forth the Evangel.
: Doxoiogy.; -. ..- v f; .-(-,. , ;
Benedjcrion. ,.'.-'; ' ''. '; '" '' , '
A very , Enjoyable feature "ef tho en
ertaiMneni..waa the son. "My iDoUie'
y JitU M1f Jva,Nadtti, daughter Of
Hr,.nd Mwt.,J, ,II .ading.v '.k .
to punjp.'iiior
Annual Event of Post ,B, of
the Travelers' Protective
Association. Is to Be, Held
, T at the Hotel Ziniendort.
. , - 'S.-l
An Attractive Menu Ha Been Arraitg.
, ed And Appropriate Toast Wilt Be
Oeljvered By Vartou pekr
Annvl Banqut Promise To Be, A
Nouble Bucce In Every Rpt.
l"ost B. North . CftroHmv " dlvisioii
Travelers Pjvtectlte Association yof
Atnerlca, win Rive it seventh annuiil
banquet at, Hotel 2Huxendorf at 9 ;tc
nlght. A large number oMovltit'.ooa
have been iMUed and th occWcn.
piumliwa to be both delightful bod in
teresting.- . ; a. '
Toasts will bo reepouded ti aa M-
lows: ' , ''.'. ;': 'I'-
Our Visitors M ay or 0. B.. BaWa. " '
ifotelw W.: t, UarveyA , ' " ,
Our Work w. R, Leak. , : . ;.
; The Occasion Hon. Clement Maaiy
T. P. A. of V. 8. A B. It. Marh,
The Tar Heel Drummer C. C Me-
Ieau. ,. .'',.. -
Our Wive and &CHhirt CoL
W. A. Blair, . -. . ,
, .: ',.. Th Menu. , ,
...Oyster Cocktail ; :.
'. . .-' , ; Orape Fruit ' ' ; . '
Cream Corn
Queen Ollvs 1 Ctlu f
Mixed Pickles . ;
Filet of Sole, Sauce Oenevolse '
Oyster Pttle ,, - i
Roaat Turkey . Cranberry- Saoe 1
Punch Dolmonlco .
Roast Quail en Blauiuettes of Bacoa
TRAINJSPATCHERS
Capt; Newell, tf Aslievllle, who is
to bo superlutcndent of the new
Moresnllle division, Soutliern Railway,
with hoadquarierettn this dty, i here
to meet Mr. W. G. Thrweatt, of Rich
mondv Va., who arrived this afternoon
to arrange for puttiagj up wires in the
Tim? building for the new-train, din
oatchers to be brought here for the
Winston and Mowvlle divlalons. Mr.
rbrwtatt is inspector for the Western
L'nion Telegraph C ,.
J. T. Benbow went to Yadklu couuty
dav. ' - ' ''
T
YEAR BY RAILROADS
(Specla: to The Scntine;.)
WASHINGTON, Dte. 27. It is esU
niated that the American , railroads
will pay iuriug the current fiscal year
si .032.000.000 in wges, the highest in
the history of the country, while the
amount, owing to existing construc
tion in all directions, will largely in
crease annually. ' '
POLICE
NOTED
NEW YORK. Dec. 27. Tbe police
are guarding Dr. Marker D. Dadirrian,
a noted physician, wno is inreaieueu
with assassination by unknown ene
mies unless be pays them ten thous
and dollars. He has received letters
signed by the Black Hand.
Mrs. Susan' Hanes, of Davidsou.who
hn". been visiting her sons, D. J. and
UR. L. Hanes, returned home yesterday.J
Bernle Mclver, of Lynchburg, Va
who has been visiting relatives and
frleydg Jure, retimed home today.
M "
MAkahrotna
' tx-ttuce,' en. Mayonnaise '
" ; . "Aswitod Cake t -?i .
Cheese , 1 . Cnwkew
Cafo Nolr. '. ' : ' ; -'
TMn urronrc cudt ';
I II U IILOIIULU UIIUI
iiiLii'nn'iiii oiDTirc
sUi,uiiftiiUiiii rfiiiiiLa
. Busle' Crawfotd, a cotortx) , wtmui,
tmpleyd as cook in- Mr.-taod Mr
Chats. K. Shelton and Joe Roddy, ttrlyv
r for Dr. H. ' H. Hal, .colored. frr
ihot and wounded last night nef the
orner.of ,Chetnut and 8eventh ''
itreeta while returning from on enter.
tainmeut ghei at OttisoW Hall PT
thef colored Odd Follow' LodRW.
The womaw waa rthot In the ankle, ,.
the ball ranging don-trwwrd in the foot."
It hi twen leca-tnd ind will probably
Se removed this evening. , The woman
a removed to the Slater hoepiul
tbi afternoou. The wound iu gtv4U8
her much pain. . . -
Roddy wae.ftbo twice. One ball
took effect In the right ankle and ta ,
mpposed Ik ii' his foot, it has not
lei located, .. The other ball struck
hylclan' home, Uil nks It rebounded,
the back of his head and Dr. Hall,
who i attending ht iVriver, at tile
Both' wound, while painful,, are not '
regarded mrtotte. '-.,;''"?:.,'
The two partle .hot, ' wltb oth
solored people, ptwsed a rowdy crowd,
of men or boys near Caspei' place, OS .
Chestnut street, Just before Jlhe hoo(
Ing occurred; They have no Wea'aa
to the "name of the guilty parties, ,
The officers are making an lnyeti
nU(m aodi hope to arrest the parties
who did tlie shooting.
KEPT MARRIAGE SECRET.
SINCE AUGUST: 23
Mr. Cut E. Hlne and Ml Ethel
M. Thomas, two popular yountf people
of Old Town. thl country wore .mar
ried at the First Baptist parsonage lu
Greensboro Auguet 23 last by Rev.
Henry W, Battle. D. D., pastor of the
Orenboro church, and they kept the
weddlnc a Drofound' eeeret ' until 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon, when tile
ee-remonv wa aootumc-! to be per-
I formed by Wfchop RonnKbalor'lB the
Moravian' church aUOld Town.1-
A lurge crowd of relative and
friends had assembled to wltn.th
oupUftls. The couple appealed and yth
wedding march waa beaotlfull' ren
dered by Mr. Ira Hinc, brother of the
groom. The -bride, ettlred In ifrey ,
irilk, carried lovely buoeh of carna
tions. Accompanied by tho groon,
h aevatxed in front of toe chancel,
when the Bishop aroeo and to the gen-
jlDft erprift of the parent f both
bride eed groom read the aurrtiw
cer tificate a filled out by Dr. Battle,
pastor of tho First Baptist church In
Greensboro. Dr. Battle had been 10-
vited by Mr. Hlne to be present yes
terday and'wltnesa the "pogam hut
llines prevortMi brni from aewptint
Mr. anl Mr. H'ne wlK board wiut
tt groom's parim. r. aoa akrs.'
LuUicr C. Hlue until thMr new horn?,
iin course of coostrnctloo near the Mo
ravian church, i completed. The bride
BnBves eet t iHSlS TtZ in sa"ry:U the thought that , hey should feeilnjh,- oeenorgenM at thin church
duty W"inl to increase their qtwta ot
f.
talk.
3 sejeralyear,-(lj