Coshocton Weekly Times (Newspaper) - February 7, 1907, Coshocton, Ohio TOCTON WEEKLY TIMES COSHOCTON OHIO THURSDAY FEB 7 1907 New Series Volume 6 No 15 WITH ARGUMENT PEOPLE EVERYWHERE NOW DISCUSS BOND ISSUE PLAN Meeting With Commissioners Tuesday a Very Harmonious and Enthusiastic One for the Bond Issue People Generally However Not a Unit for It SOLD THE STOCK H only required until the could net on the streets last evenins and Into J the homes to that H Beach stuck advertised by Mr J j Magruder la its want column Times want ads will give quick action time for the 4 son that these are J scanned every day by its great of readers J is on and all over the county since the last issue of the Times has gone out the people are up the slogan of good roads and new bridges The drift of lie opinion is net all one wwy by any means and between the two classes for and against with positive Uone is an equally large class that still wants to be and that didly eays it has not light enough to warrant taking a stand Among the Roscoe merchants there will be mostly opposition for the reason that a Main street bridge wonld divert travel away from their stores and lose them a large amount of trade they hold when Coshocton is isolated by high water Jn Coshocton itself there is ent a division of opinion those dis- posed to view the enterprise being many who are simply property owners or manufacturers and not di- interested in Coshocton trade conditions The Daily Times has many readers ror the proposed bond issue It also has many ers who will conscientiously oppose the scheme The paper itself will not undertake to sit as judge be- tween these two elements to con- demn the one and the other to a matter the Times es its duty to be to serve as a public forum in which the matter may be out before the people and to that end Us columns will be open to communications from the ple discussing the matter BPO and con In proper language Meeting Yesterday The meeting with the county com- missioners afternoon was a affair from tlie point of the of the bond There were probably a present In the court Commissioner Funk and is attended Ml Dixon being away by sickness The project of the Good Roads and the Business was presented by Mr He spoke at some length out the state of the county road at seasons of the year and the isolation of Coshocton by of water He the figures and estimates at shown tn yesterday's Times Mr Hanley and he ed On the questions before the of and rural delivery of mails must nave better roads before the country schools can be re- deemed from their present primitive condition and if the farmer would hold onto the privilege of receiving his mail daily at government expense he must show himself willing to operate in the of better roads He showed that the of in bonds would net add over 1 miles to the tax levy and that of the amount 22 per cent would be born by the city of ton and 10 per cent by the railroads I Mr Caton declared that the city of Coshocton suffered more from bad roads than it did for the want of bridges and that if one had be abandoned for the other hard rends shouH come first But he was sure the plan could be carried for- ward at once Will Manner favored the project provided it carried out in good faith in every proposed detail He cited the fight over the moving oC the city hall and expressed the suspicion that when the Main street bridge had bien assured the other one might be dropped If all was done as planned he was for the bond Issue A M Marshall was the first mer to and not attempting to for his class personally he gave the idea bis hearty approval He declared that did not now have macadam roads all over the county was that In the iast forty the people had not paid enough In taxes to get them but that our fathers forty years ago did not use these taxes in lump for nent improvements and then year ter year apply their taxes to dating the bonds Instead of them on dirt roads Jacob Wolfe of 1 that an a former occasion he had gone out and seven dr d petitioners against such nent improvements but he was thankful he had not lieen cut off he had time to see the error of his way anil repent He now most favored the bond and will work for it Another Meeting After the it was 10 meet again with the com- on the 19th of Fi at 1 o'clock George Caton M Q Haker A M Marshall an 1 Jacob Wolf were appointed a to put the plan into con- en te showing all the as they be worked out and to to petting petition with Sim signature s required by law to be presented to the commissioners be- fore a special meeting can be called OCTOPUS Denies That it Imposed Upon the Newspapers New York Keb William P Howe assistant secretary of Standard Oil company issued a statement in which he declared that no such Im- position upon the newspapers as the report of the interstate commerce commission infers was practiced by the Standard Oil company The ment dealt mainly with the evidence given to the commission by Malcolm Jennings of Lancaster O and claims the testimony of Mr Jennings was garbled Mr Jennings testified he conducted a private advertising agency and that he had not offered any publisher any editorial matter as advertising Mr Howe states there was absolutely no foundation in the evidence or in fact for the statement in the report that con- tracts were made by the Standard for display advertising and then used to cover reading matter DEPUTY SHERIFF USED FISTS AT SALE OF EFFECTS rs of the local common ami Justice it slushed Moll lay evening over the of certain is property of Troll man anil as it re suit Marnier Young received a serios of y Sheriff lists It Is nalil It Is stated on recovering a fannum mall which had been sold o lust com I and this article was In eluded in deputy sheriff's list personal y to be by local pleas it Old hank made us to the erf Deputy but had not done HO at The constable that bis iler of prior tlie held by the deputy Sheriff however tuild day that he liad the priority In thin matter and that Twiner was mernly the It waa this that to the trouble Deputy Tanner a wale ami Hold of the the parties who had also I hem from the constable the agreed to them tni re until the The by to NEARNESS TO HORSE SAVED HIM FROM FULL FORCE OF KICK HARBT E THAW LISTENING TO THE EVIDENCE AGAINST HIM CONTEMPT Charged Against Dresden Mas Who Went Before Grand Jury Drunk William Brill of Dresden was given an of and costs by Judge Frazier at for con- tempt of court Tuesday afternoon Brill came to Zanesville morning having been to appear the jury ah a j witness While waiting to lie called i upon to testify Urill could not resist temptation of taking on an wlc Idly load of firewall r He was therefore in rather a pour shape to testify when called to the witness stand at about in he He was promptly taken be- fore and I testified to the fact that he Me was In of anil tlie Im posi d Being unable to settle at the Hrill was committed to the Ity jail until the fine and costs liquidated WOMEN LEFT COURT ROOM Thaw Trial Enters Upon Recital of White's Con- Attorneys for Defense rel Over Poor Success of Insanity Dodge lie well known New who Ins been III vicinity the past several days buying had a narrow escape from a faUtl injury from the hoofs of a norse shortly before noon today He was getting his shipment ready shipping to ami hnd them nt burn Mie blR low became unruly and made sav age lunge his hoof striking on the lett elde of the chest and on the left thigh The closeness of the man to tho horses side prevented the animal from Imparting his full to the kick was rendered unconscious for a few ments but noon recovered and waK able to complete his work thin LARGE FORCE OF MEN PUTTING UP ICE CROP ON BASINS TODAY LANTERN GIRL TALKED AND SWALLOWED PIN SHE HAD PLACED IN MOUTH Overturned in Sled Caused Excitement on Market and A good deal of was at the Walnut school at recess time this morning y an accident which befell thirteen oil Nightman She removed a pin from one of her i straps and placed it in hi r mouth for a moment In the act of speaking to another playmate she moved her lips and swallowed the pin lodged in her throat The child was quickly taken to the office of Or w where without i difficulty pain causing pin was removed The Hrightman is a pupil in be grade by man MELVIN POMERENE was a lawyer of unusual promise and w is rapidly building up a lucrative practice He was not married DIES AT SEATTLE DENIED HORSE Dr c-l a from Seattle b th and news tkat his at The bad no mutton that hit ill and it- cauw of death wan not Riven The to be brou to the ol 1 ene home In Holmes county where dM funeral win occur He WAS STARVED A of alleged a horse Officer attention near The farmer general reputation is that he Is a hard master de- clared he had animal of corn day for past An overturned in a market sled this morning caused a burst of for a utes A farmer named Strassburg hailing from had brot in a of meat ami butter and had a lantern in the sled to his produce freezing While he was engaged in with his customers the overturned in some m inner and threatened to a Dan Valentine another market man the lantern and Hung it under the heels In the act he painfully burned his Ar- thur Moore the lantern from the proximity of the horses and re- moved It to a place scorching his gloves in the act Hound i I Officer wts nent out ftom i Squire court to Bacon where he Ined a black and tan fox hound val ued at and the property of ilton Mobley It that one had stolen the canine and then gave M to Appel who gave it back to owner without further con teat after the Tit ed upon Akn This Morning's Proceedings to Tho Dully New York an conference morning with Thaw Jin the all of Thaws took their accustomed places at the counsel table M Delmas took active charge of defense that has heretofore been conducted by Gleason District Attorney Jerome withdrew his objection to testimony regarding insanity in collateral branches of Thaw family Benjamin Bo man resumed his testimony Testimony was Risque New York Feb Boman testified to the names White called Thaw Judge announced if there were any women in court room whose sense of propriety would not permit ing to such testimony they might withdraw Several went including Thaws sisters 1 On Verge of When Harry K Thaw came into the courtroom today he appeared lo be on the verge of a It evident that he in not In sane to fail to appreciate a nude of the round it Ills was ghastly pair twitched and hN hands his It wan apparent taut the unfaltering belief he has had in the ability of his lo him the chargi of fold White had a hatd blow Nor was Thaw the onl> one turbed Ills attorneys are K in a Attorney legal day has thrown thv half lar into 1 state of radical In the defense Is expected FPb The I ask of to a that Harry Thaw was In ough and mental stress when he shot and ed Stanford White was taken up by the defense In famous ease tint ao far It IK the general opinion in courtroom that but little boen made attorneys ored In to place the evidence tending it was to prove a strain of Insanity In the collateral branches of the defendant's family but they were blocked at every point by District lerome whose objections wero upheld by the of Justice The defense did get before 13 men In the box the testimony of an expert that In his opinion Thaw wan from the night of the Mr Jerome to break down the of the Dr f ol r and for three hours put him through a Ii n as severe as was In a New court The was lu his attack and before he had In Ished Dr Wiles I didn't come here as an I came as n to a fact and I have been Into an expert without being prepared Tor It testified hat he his opinion lly upon his actions the night of lie tragedy as described to him In a hypothetical question propounded by the defense and an Incident which he witnessed on a streetcar the of Thaw said the doctor acted ally on the car Have you ever examined tlu de- fendant with any of the recognized tests of asked Mr Jerome No replied the witness Have you ever conversed with No Continued an Ice cutting started oh the second basin Tuesday afternoon The heavy coating of snow to be off first before the ice of good quality la reached Tho Crystal Co has a force of 41 men filling their new Ice and there Is ome cutting golnic on the infirmary ed a from taw basin to the lo tho In the cold age plant The leu Is 7 34 Inches Tery solid and flawless With good the house at the middle will bo by afternoon aad tho force will then move over to where there is a larger house to The cutters asy that the present Ice has nut been excelled la quality In the pust several years ENAMELING COMPANY INCREASES CAPITAL STOCK TO The Co rs nf 1 war have already Im It mi Hitch an that tiny Mnd heir o c of too for the proper of the Ise and to meet the need for I s At the time are and furnaces Me run to the limit a df the last evening It was vo ed to Inc tile capital stock to The follow H M Vice und A ami 1 M The ware of this company Itt Justly eel for ita aP dec an well an h LMI jind recently ord TM bnv been fro ii rn hoimes for their duct The factory In one of bent HAY REPORTED FROM MOHAWK AND HIRED HELP IS SCARCE i- tract Mrs I to be trac Mohawk Reach Agreement Bd and his wife Lucy of who la a thru their attorneys In the question of alimony They will sell their property and equally di ride It will take Uie children continue to M Newark la The divorce Mill be rebelled M HM by will Moll iv U Village Fi li Kid A i are of the of Miss of Hi np to spend the Sabbath it In r h me here Revival me tinns bewail In the Mo hawk M K church Sunday ev Hev f M Morris 1st to be by Ills brither llev Morris of Howard W IJ Freese has s-o far ed from i severe attack of the alii lo do Home work n has laUen the thi Wilson for the io's at of Hay of sold a horse J II Harper Milton of Nellie Is s Jacob the of tne of Ivy They vis lie I her Iti becca and brother J K out In the of West and New i Mrs W F Underwood of Nellie visited her mother Mis K E Barnes W F mall carrier on Nellie It F I has resigned his Ion has been quite n at deal ol In the hty tiade of late laroh sod in bulk at per J II of of hay to bale but n as much to mi n to do thr work H aie so scarce that rule It has cently stld that per day can h lecture at Mohawk church Thins lay Hev of O was well attended pite ram that WHS falling the and The lee lure was and the dwelt on the of dress now In vomie deti 1 mental to Health While the subject Is one of Importance the present on owes to future the legacy of strong m which they can do their yet the address not by sunie of the ers owing perhaps more to the n r of the subject than to the subject matter I The Mohawk orchestra rendered jsome good Mrs Nellie Moore at the piano Mr and Mrs A D of le visited at tho homes at their W I Freeze and Ell Under- wood SICK Hoy Valentine the son of M Valentine of avenue has lo hta home with an attack of pneumonia TO Donald Boon a potter family are today to home at East JEWS PA PER I IN SPA PERI
