Coshocton Daily Age from Coshocton, Ohio • Page 10

Dbectety LAWYtl T. C. 4 Mid 6, HUHT BLDQ. GLENN STOCKUM, LAWYERS Itttry la Offce THE CRITERION RESTAURANT Short a Specialty SHEPPARD ft MATHBWS, Prtst ttl 0M1MM Flume No. 18 BtelMte Bid' FOUR CHAIRS At our handsomely equipped Barber Shop! Thatmeans quick service and ao long waits.

And we promise you'll find a good barber at every ohair. nert!" T. G. ROBSON, 440 Main Streot. MONUMENTS.

McDonald's Rtanrant No. 118 Hickory Street Short Orders a Specialty. Everything in season and up.to-date. Citizens' 'Phone, 145. Bell, 2213 MEAT Fresh Pork Sattsage and Podding, Beef, Veal and Lamb.

MONUMENTS Marble and Granite. Shop equipped trlth polishing null and pneumatic tools forlettering. FELUMLEE MILLIGAN COT. W. Main and Water Sts.

NEW MEAT MARKET Fresh and Salt Meats of all kinds. Dressed Poultry, Butter and Eggs. E. M. LATIER, 114 8 Fourth St.

Phones--Citizens, 300: Bell, 74. Slate, Tin, Iron, and Four and Five-Ply Tar and Asphalt Roofing. Galvanized Iron Cornice and Skylight Work. Metal Ceilings a Specialty. All Kinds of Repair Work.

WILLIAM FEASLEY Both Phones. Rear of Gamble's Grocery tf tottovlac yardoaa aad wife TlctH Haalltoa im 1M3 of second suirdor. saatenced for life, commuted to 20 Edward Kenney, Richland county, maa 20 commuted to II yean; Charlet Bridges, Trumbuil county, 1904, burglary and larceny, years, commuted to two yean; Andrew Bearer, Sctoto county, burglary and larceny, flve years: Joseph Angel, Scioto county, 1903, bur- clary and larceny, years; Michael 8chamberger, Henry county, 1903, burglary, flve years, commuted to three years; Edward NetH, Madison county, 1903, assault, flve years; James Hlckey, Lucas county, 1903, burglary, five yaars; Charles Byers, Fairheld county, 1902, assault, 12 years. Trial of Chadwick. Cleveland, March all arrangements have been made by United States Marshal Chandler for the trial of Mrs Chadwick, which begins In the federal court next Monday Judge Tayler desires that the trial be conducted just as is every other trial, regardless of any particular prominence Mrs.

Chadwick may claim So far as is possible the rules that govern the court: oom of the United States supreme court will be followed. Spectators" will be admitted to the courtroom until all the seats are filled and then the doors will be closed. Another Postponement. Cleveland, March ad- iourned meeting of the Chadwick jankruptcy case has been further ad- tourned until March 8 Among those who will be called to the witness stand then will be Attorney Fay of Elyria, repiesented Mrs Chadwick at one time and who tried to see her while she was In New York, and H. Stewart, an official of the defunct Euclid Avenue Savings and Trust company, through whom, it is said.

Mrs Chadwick procured some of her loans aad preparatory suggested here Is Staaford acctdeatally took a wrong of siedielBa by mixlag the strycbniae with bicarbonate of soda. Sheriff Henry says that there was ao strychnine among Mrs. Stanford's ncdicines found in the chest. The opinion of most of the here is that If there baa been a crime It was committed in San Francisco and possibly at the same tlsne that strychnine Is said to have been placed In the mineral water. San Francisco Police Active.

San Francisco, March 3. The receipt by the acting chief of police of a cablegram from High Sheriff Henry af Honolulu, stating that there were no less than 662 grains of strychnine in the bottle of bicarbonate of soda from which Mrs. Jane Stanfaed took a dose shortly before her death, has aroused the detective force of this city, and every effort is being made to discover who placed the poison in the medicine The bottle containing bicarbonate of soda and its death originally were purchased in Australia. But, according to Miss Bertha Berner, Mrs Stanford's private secretary, and the maid, May Hunt, the bottle was refilled In this city. government to Participate.

Washington, March participation in the exposition to celebrate the first permanent settlerneiv" of English-speaking people on the western hemisphere in the vicinity of Jamestown, Va on the waters of Hampton Roads, was provided by the house when, by a vote of 192 to 91, the bill for that purpose was passed under a suspension of the rules. The amount appropriated is $250,000. To put the bill through a tvro-thirds vote was necessary, and this was obtained only atter a spirited debate An interested spectator was General Fitzhugh Lee, president of the exposition company IMiMtli II I I II I I'l'l 111II It It II11 i i 111 i Special Sale of Heating Stoves Attractive Prices on all Gas Stoves Nice line of cast aluminum, copper and nickel-plated and graniteware, Lisk's Anti-Rust Tinware. E. R.QREED, 232 Main Street.

'CiOtfS Jtfdi Advertising power bchtac of In the potent the btfilding fastness enterprises. JUDICIOUS ADVER FIS ING means merchandise a On Feb. 21st and March 21st, the V. L. E.

(Wabash system) offers extermely low rate one way Colonist Tickets to points in the west and southwest. Inquire for further particulars, W. J. Davies, agent. M2l tartnfoi statements space in the advertising columns of The Daily Age 20LONIST TICKETS TO THE AND SOUTHWEST VIA PENNSYLVANIA LINES.

February 21st and March 21st, special oneway second class colonist tickets will be sold to points in the west and southwest territory via Pennsylvania lines. For full particulars regarding fares, time of trains, call on nearest Ticket Agent of thoae lines. M21 MEXICO. PACIFIC! COAST EXCURSIONS VIA FKNNSYLYANIA UNBS SJeh fields fir investors In Weat wad Southwest. Get detail! about from Pennsylvania lines ticket its.

or write, L. B. Freeman, dJs- agent, Columbus, Ml INAUGURATION EXCURSIONS To Washington via Pennsylvania Lines. Bxcnrsloon tickets to Washington account Presidential Inauguration ceremonies will be sold March 1st, td and 3d Tla Pennsylvania lines. Return limit March 8th, inclusive.

for particulars about through train and through car service, extension of return Halt and other details, quire of Pennsylvania Uaea ticket agents. If coatanptatttf ft do forget to af the W. 4 L. Mr. W.

t. On account of Ohio State Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church, the W. L. B. offers rate of 30 for round trip.

Tickets on sale March 14, 15 and 16, return March 17. For further particulars, inquire of W. Davies, agent. M16 Account Mardi Gras Festivities, the W. E.

offers rate of $28.70 to New Orleans and $27.45 to Mobile and Pensacola and return. Tickets on sale March 1st to 6th. Return March llth or until March 25th depositing ticket and payment of fe of 50 cents. Stopovers allowed var ious points. Several good routes ol For further Information cal i W.

J. Davies, agent. M6 Plea of Insanity. Columbus. March 3 Insanity was the chief plea made to the state board of pardons for the commutation of Herman Hamilton, the negro who is sentenced to be electrocuted March 17 It is said that in 1900 Hamilton, while in Indiana, suddenly became violently insane, and was committed to an asylum He was released four months later In May, 190.5, he killed "Lee Culver at Portsmouth, where Hamilton worked The motive of the murder was robbery.

Another For Gotch. Cincinnati, March 3--Frank Gotch of Ilumboldt, chamoion catch-as-catch-oan wrestler of America, easily defeated Charles Wittmer of this city in a mixed style match here Gotch won the first bout, catch- as-catch-can style, in 11 minutes, and the second at Graeco-Roman in 17 minutes Fight. Cincinnati, March a fight between Pietro Villard, a barber, and Joseph Camella here, both men were dangerously wounded. Villari had his leg broken and was terribly cut about the head, while Camella was shot in the hip. The fight began in the barber shop as a result of a dispute over rents.

To MARDI GRAS EXCURSIONS. New Orleans, Mobile and Pensa cola via Pennsylvania Lines. Excursion tickets to New Orleans. Mobile, and Pensacola, Fla. via Pennsylvania; Lines, will be sole March 1st to 6th, inclusive.

Apply to ticket agents of Pennsylvania Mnes for Information about fares tl of trains and checking baggage through to destination. M6 For a Fish Hatchery. Indianapolis, Ind March Wallace, son of General Lew Wallace, has written Representative Charles Landis on behalf of himself and his mother, offering "Water Bubble," General Wallace's country place, to the government for a fish hatchery. The farm contains several lakes, a keeper's home and hatchery equip ment. NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that sealed will be received until 12 o'clock loon of the 10th day of March, 1905, or the deposit of the City Funds un- il 10th day of March, 1906. Said bids shall be sealed and di- ected to the Clerk of Council of he City of Goshocton, Ohio. The ame shall specify in words and fig- ires the amount of interest the bid- er will pay on the monthly balances said deposits, and 'shail conform to be requirements of an ordinance, entitled "An Ordinance providing for the deposit of Public (City) money, coming Into the hands of the City Treasurer, in some bank, passed, January llth, 1904, by the Council, of Oaehoatoa, Ohio. Chas, 0. Sailth, Candidate For Lieutenant Governor.

Columbus, March 3--Theodora Funk of Portsmouth, announced here that he was a candidate for second place on the Republican state ticket. Said Mr. Funk: "I do not know yet whether I shall scramble for delegates, but I am a candidate, at least in a receptive way Boy Killed Rail. Plain City, March 3. George Andrew, 14, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Gerke, jumped from a westboun freight train in front of No. 21 and was instantly killed The whole top of his head was knocked oft ant brains scattered tor several rods along the track. Won the Election. Wellington, March drys won the'election here by votes the vote standing 259 to campaign had been hard fought on both sides The wets petitioned the council for the election several weeks ago, thinking they could carry the village.

Sundry Civil Bill Passed. Washington, March senate passed the sundry civil appropriation bill, carrying about Vari ous amendments were offered to the measure, and most of them were de- hated at some length. There also was discussion of the pure food bill, and Mr. Dolliver made a brief speech In support of his resolution providing for the appointment of a Joint congres sional commission to investigate the question of railroad rates. The resolution was referred to the committee interstate commerce.

Bills Squelch Bookies and Pugs. Sacramento, March assembly, by a vote of 43 to 20, passed the "Espys bill, prohibiting po selling or wagering on a horse ra( and providing a fine. Tho Ralst anti-prizeflght bill has been passed 1 the senate, on reconsideration, by a vote of 25 to 11. StrlkeiTand Paris, March 3. During an affray attending the strike of a large number of the Paris a striker allot aad a po- He was arrested aad fMnd tb haw a nmtor at Charges Against White.

Charleston, Va, March 3--The committee appointed by the legislature to investigate charges of malfeasance in office against Governor White organized here' and adjourned until March 14. A unique feature of the investigation is that ex-Governor W. A McCorkle will conduct the prosecution, and Governor White, whose term expnes Saturday, will be called upon to defend himself against prosecution by another former governor of West Virginia To Aid Coastwise Trade. Manila, March 3 The Philippine commission vull hold a public discussion March 1.1 of the act designed to aid and otherwise encourage coastwise trade, and to secure the carriage of mails, passengers and government freight in commercial vessels under a five-year contract. Bids will be advertised for in the United States and the Philippine Islands, the specifications to be filed with the bureau of Insular affairs at Washington.

Big Coal Deal. Irwin, March 3 The largest coal deal in the history of the bituminous region of this state was consummated when the Westmoreland Coal company took over the Penn Gas Coal company, the purchase price being about $3,500,000, on a basis of $400 an acre for coal lands and $1,500,000 for equipment Always Signature Promotes Digeation.CheerfuI- nessandItest.Cofttains neiiter Morphine norMJwral. OT NARCOTIC A perfect Remedy forConstipa- fion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea Worms and Loss OF SLEEP. Over Facsimile Signature of Years CASTORA You Needn't Be an Expert fc In buying a Beston Piano you do not need to be ft an expert. Their superiority is self-evident.

Beautiful designs, best materials, best workmanship. We are always glad to show you through the factory, where instruments can be seen in their various stages of construction, and you can select direct from the ware-room if you desire. J. A. Compton Canal Bill Doomed.

Washington, March 3 At a final meeting of the conferees on the Panama canal bill, after the senate conferees had reported verbally the inability of the representatives of the two houses to get together and were sent back to try again, the futility of attempting a compromise was admitted, and the conferees decided to ask for their discharge If this decision is accepted by the two houses, and it Is the general impression that it will be, the effect will be to kill canal bill entirely. Practically the only difference between the two bouses was over the provision of the house bill which abolishes canal commission This was stricken out by the senate. The bill provides a government for the canal zone. No Danger of a Strike. Now York, March a prolonged conference between representatives of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen in this city, it was announced that another meeting would be held and that It was hoped to reach a final settlement on the differences between the two organizations, which so nearly resulted In serious trouble on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad.

At the conclusion of the meeting both Grand Chief Warren 3. Stone of the engl neers and Grand Master J. J. Hannahan of the firemen left for their homes In the west, expressing the opinion that whatever danger of a strike on the road had existed had been removed. i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 For Contractors and Prospective Boilders We have 'something new and novel in Lock Sets and Builders' Hardware See Them on Display in Window A recent shipment of Linoleum and of the latest patterns COSHOCTON HARDWARE CO.

Ml I 1111111 111 NEW YORK FASHIONS Pattern For Girl's Box Plaited Frock Designed by Martha Dean Mender-Porter Nuptials. Paris, March 3. A dance at the American embassy inaugurated the festivities attending the wedding ot Miss IClsle Porter, daughter of the ambassador, to T)r Edwin Mender of Zurich. Switzerland. There was a large attendance of intimate friends of the family, who were given a preliminary tlcw of the superb present'.

The freach government signalized Its esteeai of the ambassador by present- fug Porter with a Sevres tm set at the government's bearlag her Never wfre plaited dresses more than at present, and If one aiylo la especially favored than another It to UM one shown here, because of Its becomlngrness and suitability. which may be la either ot twv is laid in broad box In both froat and back. The la a very pretty new style, with fullnen in the of sleeve taken up In box The skirt Is also box platted and In an cellcnt model for a separate skirt to In shirt waist or suspender styto. The blouse may be trimmed In preferred manner, although tht amchtne stitching Rives a pleasing finish. Is one 6f the best and most able materials for such drew, ulthooalb It may be chnrmJnflr developed In madras, gingham or any iraah Pattern No.

45M. Sizes, 5 to 14 DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING Send 10 cents to this office, fiv of this pattern, No. 469ft, and atatt slat It will then be Mnt to you by SMril postpaid. Be sure to write pMtofe and al- give full addren. Several must be allowed for delivery of pattern.

IN ORDERING CUT OUT AND USB THIS COUPON. IN ORDERING CUT OUT AND USE THIS COUPON. Pattern Department, Coshoctan Daiy Age, Enclosed find 10 tents. --O rttterfi Sin. Name.

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