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«<>M!w*)..'t li . Hiss l^iiilred Beeye•• M&j&f- teacbet 6? .^oi.ce and; \gpji^ljqftl: 'suP tur^.Na322 Pearl gj./Trail' receive pnj^ls-ihrreHliej?' tojce'oi: physical culture after Got ;IsW' : IJass Alice Louise Chase, teacher of pjatioj Jfo.'81g West Ave., will receive primary andadvanced pupils afterVSi^O&h, 185t3 > Miss Laura Gr„ Holton of Roch.es- ter^ill .receive pupils in voice cul- ture-jit the yesidence of Mr, John V\. Parker, 525 S. Academy &„ Xhursday evening and all day Fri- day of each week. 187t6 Or. Stanley, Clairvoyant. For a snort time onlv.Dr, Stanley, the well known clairvoyant wulgtVe you advice on all business on. all affairs; if in trouble, lie will #11 you how to overcome it; if ill, l»vr to become well * He treats- chronic cases with life magic forces, Rheumatism is his specialty, Be cures when othersfaUT \NO- CUBE W 'mi Superfluous hair permanently removed. 321 West Avenue, Medina, N. Y. Keadinga 50 cents. Office Hours: 9:00 a, m, to 9:00 p. m< • Rooms for Rent. A suite of living rooms for rent. Inquire at . , 17gtf LEVAN BROS. Clerk Wanted. Ifustnotbo afraid of work. A man with some experience preferred. 184t£ EURTT'S GHOOEKY. F OB the Best BREAD use \ Niagara Fancy Flour.\ For sale only by S. P, BLOOD &, COMPANY ORLEANS TUTLTiS Just received. A. new line of Reed Rockers T HEY are beauties and embody the latest and the most elegant stylc.I have also a new line of .Polished Oak Box Seat Diners Come in and see the new goods, E. W.TRIPP T...'.'''^ : -Weather indications, S&qwers ana cooler Monday; Tues- day,'<raih and coolers fresh to brisk west to north winds. OwiDg to one of thefaucet8oa\tEe W. 0. T. U. drinking fountain leak- ing to some extent the water com? pany have turned off the water. One of the photos of Mr., and Mrs.; John FOBS of Yates and their thirteen; children, taken by photographer Chamberlain last |thof, jnly, was afterwards sent to-president Roose^ velt who, as is well &noWh\is a firm believer in large; families fox the American nepple, A, letter has since been received, Conveying the Presi-* ident'g hearty congratulations to Mr. and Mw, JOBS- The* death of Mrs. Charles J. \White occurred at one o'clock' yes- terday afternoon at her home in Hollidaysburg, Pa. Deceased was a Bister of Mrs. Clyde E. Porter and had niany Mends here who will learn with regret of her demise. Kelson White was adjudged in- sane by a council of physicians on Saturday. He will be taken to Wil- lard hospital either today or to- morrow^ Mr. John Waldner now fills the lucrative position of interpreter in Judge Brainard's court. John will donate his salary to the widows and orphaiiB fund. A Successful Meet. Iif£ WWrMe^-ra'tH spent Sunday with friends in Rochester. > Jfrs, Peter Arnold visited relatives at Ontario Beach yesterday. . Misf'Cfeab Wells has returned to the Atbai$: formal School. , MU' t W», i&eGrath and children visited hex: sister; in Oswego yester- day*: ./•..': ,.;T$g§'l..Qttie Smith returned laBt evejiing i rem a three weeks' visit 'with friends in, Elba. Mv,, and Mrs. \Wm. Comerford and\ Mr, and Mrs, John Conierford spent Sunday at Youngstown. Misses MaVy and Margaret Horan returned yesterday from their -vaca- tion, at Rochester and Syracuse, Mr, A. B. Chamberlain has re* turned from a visit with friends at Detroit and Battle Creek, Mich. Mrs. John Mooney and daughter Daisy, of Grand Rapids, Mich,, arrived\ in town last evening and are stopping at the Hart House with Mr. Mooney, who is employed by ibo Medina Furniture Co. Mr. Henry B. Kearney, who. hps been in a Buffalo hospital for the past five weeks, undergoing a sur- gical ^operation, returned home last evening. His many friends will be pleased to learn that, the opera- tion was successful. DARING BURG Night Operate Sandbagged fit^d Bound. About $5( MR One of the most di .ring burglaries •aver committed in M sdina occurred at the depot early: this morning when the wight ;or. orator, Jerome Brcjwn, was sai dl agged, hound hand and foot aid about $500,00 stolon from the sa e. Ike story of the afairns told by Brown.,, is to the effect that he was a :>out 3:30 when sitting his office a a man rapped on 1 lie him be wanted to S(3$#fe\MiKH KULMfc A^ftN, BASEBAIrL QAME8. door and told seid a message. D &S. THAYER & THAYER. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. Holdssdg* Agartmests, W«»t Avenue. Houn:-S>tol8a. m.,1 to5,7to8p. m. ComultationFree. Both'Phones. CKED B. SKINNER. Attorney and r* Counsellor a t Law. DOWUB « Kearney building, Medina N. x. General practice in all Courts. A fine magazine. August issue Four Track News on sale at news- stands. 5c. a copy. Subscribe for MEDINA DAILY JOOB- HAL. 82.00 for one year; $1.00 for six months. liecc 5c CIGARS A.re growing in favor every day. •« The'y are made from- the best tobac- cos by first-class work- men. A rich smoke and the last puff as good as the first. Like all good cigars- you will find them At the Leading Dealers ' The September meeting of the Medina Driving 1 Park was hold Satur- day afternoon, with almost perfect weather. The races were fast and were thoroughly enjoyed by the 2,000 people gathered. William Frank, of Albion, presid- ed at the bell and made a very effi- cient Btarter. The judges wore George Resse- guie, W. B. Kingsley and Peter Halleck. Timers, Charles F. Hurd and Fred Dingledine. The track was in excellent condi- tion and every raw hotly contested. Kyra, owned by Kondalf of Roch- ester, had no troublo winning the three heats in the 2:15 although in the second heat alie was well pressed by Lookhoart, owned by Buret, of Brockport. In the 2:30 Pace, La Thistle, owned by Cook of Rochester, finished easily first in three heats, polling' clear ahead. Summer Peas, owned by Rong of Rochester, won out rather easily tho first and second in the 2:21 pace and 2:18 trot. Mary B., owned by Bacon of Albion, pressed him hard throughout in the third and tho winner was in doubt until the decis- ion of the Judges awarded Peas second place. • The prizes wore 50 percent of the purse for first, 25 per cent second, 15 per cent for third, 10 per cent for fourth. Lockport Team Won. The Lockport baseball team de- feated the Medina club at Lockport yesterday in one of the fastest games of baseball ever played in that city. The score was 4 to 0, and is the first time that Lockport ever scored a victory over Medina, The defeat of yesterday is attributed to the fact that all of the regular Medina team did not play, and with a patched up nine, the shortstop, right fielder and third baseman absent, it is a wonder that the score against Medina was not larger. After the game the Lorkport play- ers were arrested for violating the Sunday laws. They will have a jury trial today. The Medina play- ers were not arrested. We under- stand that the same teams wiU play again in Lockport next Sunday. Wanted. By young couple, small house or part of house for light housekeeping. Address, JOURNAL office: For a bilious attack take Cham- berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quick cure is certain. For sale by Chas. A. Mack, Druggist, 420 Main St., Medina, N. Y. WANTED. A competent fiirl for general housework. No laundry work. Ap- ply tO M,BS.' H, S. OfcMSTED, 315 W, Center St, Police Court News. Judge Brainard's court presented a metropolitan appearance thisanoru- ing, Three prisoners were arraign- ed before His Honor, as a result of which Albion's population was (in- creased'that number and Medina suffered a liko decrease. The first prisoner was Michael Horrigaa, who was charged with in- toxication. When asked to plead to the charge, he said ho was \guilty in the first degree.\ He Was sent down for ten days. Louio Reisnor was the next via tinx. He was charged with a similar offense. He could not speak English bat was ably assisted by Mr. John Waldnor, who finally managed to make £' clear to tho muddled brain . [of Louts that he would languish in ^^{thb ''summer hoarding house\ of the Slpiff for the nox^ ten days. Wrn. Olark concluded tho morn- ing's program Ho was arrested for assaulting his wife, and was given thirty days in jail. The operator operM i small window near the door of t ie jffico to receive tho message, and is he did so re- ceived a stinging bloiv on the head with a blunt insti ument ivhich ren- dered him. uncons !«rc 3. He remem- bers nothing mor i UE til over a half hour later when he regained con- sciousness. He fvaB lying on the floor bound hand and foot t with the contonts of thesifo the floor. * Ho managed U fre i gavo an alarm to tho who immediate! scattored over AT •'•'•'V '•'••''$& H, s 'Arrest,-••'.? \Bu'jKaj?; gent, 14,—Ftanls Ifetpki, a; Jtabo-r^r, •'%% years old, -vvasisnot and al- niQst ii^tantly Wiled Saturday• uigat aW't^t W' o'clooH in trpnt or \Mo. 65, Mtnrc-J -Street by Acting Speoial (Srant ft Shook of th© %wu ^rocinet. icotphi Jiad previously fired ftt tne : Officer, ' ' KotcW], with too companions, un- known, to the PoWcei had lieen ih a > saloon on ^roadway ana, after coping\: out, went *Jow« the street shouting,; 0flLcer SUpdkr Sivy/: two-other toen meet the party of tlire'e; and observe! tftat a iiuarrel nad Ijeen started . ' ICotckl carried a'revolver ^nd as th^ officer approacnecl to arrest him, ne Area at we iwWceman, After, shooting, KotoW tumeW' and' ran. Th£ bflJCer pursued: After, a short apriu't Shook, eaugfit KotcM t>y: the shoulder and 'hrougW h'im to a halt. The man continued to> resist and the c-fficer ftred. , ' The .38-eaUbro bullet struck KotcM behind the left ear.\ He fell to the walk and died almost larmedlately. The two companions of. ICotckl es- caped. Captain Began and Special LaszewsM, who were a fihort distance away when Shook started after the gang, witnessed the shooting, Kutckl came to Buffalo from Balti- more about three months *go. Noth- ing is known of MB Tocor<S. Ho had been drinking. His body -was taken to the morgue. He lived at Ifo. 165 Rother avenue, ...# \?&1*': : himself and local officers, . Natlon#;&e«B««(-*8|{urdi#ir. : At C!ncir^attT-«mcinn»tii• f| ton, 5. .-•\'-•' *••'•'• :,:,\';'\'\\'\/ At Chlcagor^eiiicaso, ^\.\Sw^okly,^:- 1 •• - - •;..::•_ : : .,^---.. At St. Louls^St, JJOM Si •' .%$%, York, 4, •• • - • 'F-^-' -F' .';'.-.'-.\ r At Pittshur«^ltt?l«^.|i.,*^^;: ,pbia, 5, •' , '.'•••.. ;--.\\iS: : .\ . -'. ; -; '•'•;\>? | At CinoinnaH^I^inniti,; ^i ^ ton, 0. .'\-\.••' \ : 'y\f- : y.:-. ' -,;•'. t~ At ChicagcHQhlica»or6i 39«>oWyn* *< •••-'• : ::-. '.A. ' ;•;•;;\ At st,lK)»l«—Si ; lx>ul» ( ?, f; ^ve York, i, 9^ Becond- gaihe calied end of 8ta inning. •'.'•' , OMbs,. .. ,j»lttabuig \..« asiw. York „<»,„.. Chicago :, * t .,.«,,,. Cincinnati .,„, , ,,» Brooklyn .,.,».<.*..» Boston ......,,,,•. Philadelphia .,•;..««-.. 85 74 CB .»' 40 43 AX m «ss ?* 79 si ,,«7i .eds 'm' m. .83% •-M any Wanted. A good girl to clerk in store. Apply to W. J. COLLISS, 521 Main St. WANTED. '\ A good girl for general house work. Miss J. M. CHASE, 517 Main St. Wanted. Cider apples. 186w2 HEIHZ Co. v Medina. WANTED. A young girl to assist in house- work. No washing, ironing or baking. Apply at Curry's Btore. DEATH OF C. M. (NGERSOLL, we: it, to work on the enso, in connectio i with railroad detectives from Eoeh ister and Buf- falo, who wore spin med. Just how mucjh mc ney was taken is not known atj prctent, hut it is couglily estimated J about $500.00, although it may] exceed thataniount. There Is a mystery surrounding tho affair which lUto! officers are try- ing io fathom, and Utartltng devel- opments arc likely to occur at momont. l ^ About 2:30 thik afternoon Officer Parker and two railroad deteeiaves arrested four men)who woro riding through 3tfedin$ on a iroigbt train. They were taken, to the lockup and will be examined later. It is thought they may bo the parties who com- mitted the robbery. Union Bank of Medina. STATEMENT. SEPT. 9, 1903. Brother of the Late Ex-Governor Charles R. tngereall. New Haven, Conn., Sept 14.—Hon. Colin McCrae Ingersoll, 85 years of age, died at his home here. The prim- ary cause of death was pneumonia. Mr. Ingersoll has been a prominent figure in N^w Haven life for over half a century. He was the senior of his distinguished b'rotherr, the late ex- Governor Charles R. Ingersoll, who died less than a year ago. The In- gersoll family has given to the state many of its- most distinguished law- yers, citizens, legislators and diplo- mats. In 1847 and 1848 he was secretary to the American legation at St, Peters- burg when his father, the Hon. .Ralph I. • ingersoll, -was United States minis- ter to Russia. After his return to America Mr. Ingersoll. served in con- gress in 1861. On6 x>t his sons Is nhief engineer of the New York, New Haven & Hartford • railroad.' Frank Day Kilted In Auto Race. • Milwaukee, Wis., Sept 14,-^Franlc riay, 22 years of age,- of Detroit, was killed in a n auto accident at the state fair grounds late Saturday while driv- ing Barney Oldfield'a record breaking machine in a five-mile race, against time, Day had covered just about •four miles of the distance when upbn reaching the head of the homestretch, the powerful machine swerved, ran into the fence and toppled over. As the machine upset Day received a ter- rific blow on' the - back of the head. He diea in 15_ minutes. The auto was running at about a mile a minute tjrhjpn tho accident ooourrofl, Three Men Killed In a Jail, Edna, Texas, Sept 14.—Three men wore shot and killed hero Sunday at tho city Jail. Sheriff Georgcf F. Wharton and Deputy Frank Brugh arrested\ a man known as MeCaglo of PlilIa«JBlphl«. but believed from papers found on him to be W.-T. Lander of Atlanta, Ga„ on a • chargo of attemptoil swindling. Lander was takon to jail without troublo but when the officers attempt- ed to soarch him tho prisoner drew a revolver and oponedi firo on tho offi- cers. The first bullet strnck Sheriff Wharton and tho seconds inortally wounded tho deputy. Tho sheriff in falling drew his revolver and fired point plank at tho prisoner, killing him instantly. Wharton when picked up was dead and Brugh atou an hour later, American Leaau«—Saturday, At Boston—©OBtoni 10; N«W To% 1. | At Cleveland—Cleveland, S; 4j Pa* trait, 8,0, * . ; At Washington — Washington, 8^ Philadelphia, 6. At St. Louis—St,:Louta,tt; OtyoHgav 0, Sunday's Games, At St, liouttv-et. l/roty 4, 3j Out cago, 2,4. OiUhs. W. • X..' fcC* Boston .•,..,.,,,,, 8? 4S \ 0t Cleveland .• 72 S* .681 Phuadelnhta, ........ 66 6* •'•,?** Now York t .. 60 5S »R0« Detroit............ 60 «1 .49« St. Louis ,.4,., v .» ?t *< , <*f3 Chicago ,',.«• BB 4t HV* Washington ....... 87 8 7 . .?9f TUNNEL CAVED IN. Loans, U. S. City and R. R. Bonds, Cash on hand and in Banks, Real Estate, • - Overdrafts, •_ ASSETS. $ 407,218.$9 14,288.61 1,840.00 -.234.59' , \ ^577.249-73 LIABILITIES. ! Cash Capital, jo,ooo-.eo Surplus anu Profits, j j ,873.70 Deposits, • 493,376.03 One Man Killed, Two Injured and 10 Laborers Milling. Pittsburg, Sept 14.—By a cave-m at the Qrecntrco tunnol of tho Wabash railroad in Green tree borough late Sat- urday night one man was killed, two hurt and 10 ordJUaBotera »ra ntlttlng. Fellow workmen oollovo tho miss Ing are buried under the 10 feet of coal, slate, rock and othor debris that chokes the tunnel for a distance of 65 feet The officials of U»o Konefick company, tho contractors tn chargo of tho work, holiovo that only ono man nU3 killed. It will bo Impossible to tell whether or not tho missing aro buried until tbo men, who are known only by numbers, can bo rounded up for roll call. Eaatarn Lcao\»~Saturday?* darn**' At Buffalo—Buffalo, 2j Pro?la>tt(MS| 0. At Toronto—Toronto, A, It; Kant* real, 8,1. At Newwrtsy-Newark, 4j Boohoatcr, 0, At ' Jersey Clty--aer«oy City, Uf Baltimore, 4. j Sunday's* QamM. , At Newark—Newark, 3, *; ItOfihef* tor, 8 4 3. Club*. W. Jersey City - 85 Buffalo 71 Toronto 12 Baltimore 64 Newark 70 Providence 87 Montreal 82 RochCKor 82 Ifc Si XI 4* 47 SS SI 85 SS p.d .lit .est ,524 ,m .588 .814 .m .473 $577,249.73 MONEY TO LOAN in any amounts upon satisfactory security. GEORGE A. NEWELL, President HOMER J. LUTHER, Vice President. HARRY F. WELTON, Cashier. NOTICE IB hereby given that the under- signed assessors of the town of Ridgeway, Orleans County, New- York, have finally completed the assessment roll of said town for 1903 and delivered the. same to \W. L. Bennett, town clerk of said town, with whom it will remain for a period of fifteen days for public inspection. SILAS M. HOOD, F. H. ACHILLES, EDWARD POSSOV, Assessors for the Town of Ridgeway. Wanted. Damson jluma. , ' I86wl ... f&tm Co., Medina, c A\ R T I N Q fir. Geo. Haingray , haa pnrchasod the Carting Business of Albert Smith, and hopes through strict attention to business and reasonable prices to re- ceive a sharo of your pat- ronage. . IJCHVO orders a t the \ Progressive \ or Honrtie *Phone ag4 Stati LUQUt. 1 At Utica—Utlea. S; A., J. * 0„ 0. ' At Syracuse—Syraouio, *» 11; Troy, 1,6. At Binghamton—Blnghamton, 1; Albany, 0. At lllon—Illon, 3; SchenecUdy, 4. f Sunday'* Oam». At Schenectady—^Schonectady, *^ Binghamton, 2. At Syracuie—Syracuie, 4; Troy, O. Oltfba. W. Schenectady , 73 Syracuso 75 Troy 64 Ctlca 60 Albany B9 Illon BO Binghamton 48 A, J. & O. 41 L. 49 51 4S 68 86 «e 68 It P.O. .693 .505 .681 .SOS .BOO ,4Si .414 ,lt» Welsh Paitor Calltd. Utica, SepL 14.—Rev. Boa Thoaaav pastor of the Welsh Congregational church at Rome, has received a call to the pastorate of a \Wolsh church at Taslo?, Pa. 182-lm Fine Tailoring IS OUR AIM. JO TIR line of Fancy Suitings in shades of, G-ray, Br»-wn and Olive Mixtures. Made to fit you for $18 00.\ T HE best line Of unfinished Worsteds in black and blue. Made with the best of linings for $20, $22, m. Look over this list of pricei. t Goods for Fall Wear. T ROUSERS in all tho newest designs, in stripes and checks, Worsteds and Scotch goods. To your order for ' $5, $6, $7, $8, , F ANCY Vestings ,inthe latest patterns—exclusive designs, Made for $3.50, $4. PHILIP 'I. BRU$T ARTIST TAILOR N, B.—I am showing the famous Befcmer Woolen fjo.% find Mason andLHaUBonline of Woolens—the best goods made. ./*\• *&$&\ *****
