April 7, 1899 (4 pages)

* exercise by walking .a short distance, house with a splendid set of, couuty s Offs One Dollar for Seventy-Five Gents. ee ‘Obra Creede Pan Pantene Oe! 2, SCRIPT, evening except Snedepenad tee 1 Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKING. PRIDAX.W 0. none APRIL, 7, 1899. “OP AND DOWN BILL,” Funny Impressions a Stranger Gained . While Visiting Nevada City. A correspondent of the Truckee Republican writes up a trip to Nevada City thus: ~ Astrauger visiting Nevada City at first is impressed with the charming irregularity of the streets, so unlike a checker-board that he is convinced he is im no danger of being “skunked.” The streets are built principally up and down hill, and a pedestrain especially if he is a fat man may obtain plenty of At the present time there is, of course, some mud, along. with other modern improvements. Bicyclists, ‘too, have a good time: push their wheels up hill, and when descending trail ‘a fence rail, brick-bat orany old thing attached to the rear wheel t6 prevent the machine from turning @ soniersault. The city contains many fine churches, school houses and asplendid Courtofficers inside, due, of course, to the fact that they are good Republicans: There are also many magnificent private residences, but in order to see some of them one must lie flat-on his back and look straight up, when he wi!l beable to discern some fine mansions about half way up to heawen. It is supposed the inmates use baloons in order to rexch home, particularly on lodge nights when it is somewhat difficult to climb Jacob’s ladder. Oa a hill to the north of town a deep’ grodve has been hydraulicked from top to bottom, possibly to be utilized for a toboggan slide with an ice palace at the top, soon as they can procure ice from Truckee, There is an efticient fire department with plenty of husky boy to “run mid de masheen.” Take it all in all Nevada Oity. is a desirable place in which to live, full of enterprising, progressive people, all looking healthy and happy, and.there are more beautiful girls to the Square foot (hope the compositor won't.make me say “with a square foot”) in Nevada City than in any other town in California, except ‘Iruckee. 20 Oe Want to Stop the Red Dog. The anti-miners of Sutter county are ‘threatening to bring injunction. proceedings against the Red Dog hydraulic mine below You Bet. The mine has a first-class dam that effectually restrains the debris from entering Greenhorn creek and Bear river, and has been operating under a permit granted by the U. 8. Debris Commission under the restrictions of the Caminetti Act. Tonight's Lecture. Rev. B. Dent Naylor of Grass Valley will deliver an interesting lectare at the Methodist Church this evening on “Gladstone, England’s Grand Old Man.” Mr. Naylor isan able speaker and a large audience should greet him. In ediihection with the lecture there will ' musical program. Lecture will begifi ut 8 o’clock. The Railroad to Tahoe. D. L. Bliss, one of the projectors of the Truckee and Tahoe railroad, made a tour of inspection up the Truckee river this week, but could only get about two miles up the river on account of the snow. Mr. Bliss says it will probably be May Ist. before the. company can do anything in the way of grading or surveying. Do You Know Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and also that neglect is suicidal. .The worst cold or cough can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive guarantee for over fifty years. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf -ee Srx loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s SCHOOL TEACHER. Cornish Lon. Graduated _ From 3 iiss Fell From Grace. Louise Kane, alias Big Lou, alias Cornish Lou, the woman of the halfworld who died yesterday while being brought by stage to the county hospital from her disreputable den at Rocky Bar near Washington, had a history with a moral. ~ She was born forty-seven yéars ago, but most of her life is wrapped in mystery. Itis known that when nineteen years of age or thereabout she graduated from the State Normal School at San Jose with honors and that she subsequently taught school a little while in a lower country town. Then she married a young fellow vamed Miller, a clerk in the Capital hotelat Sacramento. Fora brief period they enjoyed love’s young dream and seeméd destined to have a long°and happy. matrimonial career. But she soon became a giddy social butterfly, Her pretty face and winning ways made ‘her the center of attraction and her head was turned by the flattering attentions paid by other men. Miller was Of a domestic turn, and her frivolity was exceedingly. distasteful -to him. At first he reasoned with her, and when this course did not have the desired effect he rebuked her—mildly at first, then severely. Her proud spirit resented the harsh words he heaped upon her. In the end she defied him. Her misconduct became the the talk of the town finally, and ther their ways parted. She came to Nevada City and it did not take her long to reach the bottom of immorality’s toboggan slide. Shesued in the court here for a divorce from Miller and bad no trouble in obtaining it as the man made-no.contest. ee She flitted here, there and every where for a time, becoming notorious in many cities. In the eighties she went to Rocky Bar, an old-'ime outcasts retreat on the hank of the Seuth Yuba river balf a mile above the mining town of than it is now, and several hundred miners were employed along the river, ; Chappel, at Washington, as the result, Steele was tried and was convicted of murder inthe secouid degree. On’ the morning that Steele was to be senwith a piece of the jagged glass opened an artery in one of his wrists and bled to death. Several years later William Hyndman murdered William Searle in Henry Kobler’s store, at Washington, in a quarrel over this woman. Hyndman stabbed Searle in the groin with a jack-knife, and the latter bled to death. Hyndman was convicted of murder in the second degree. and was.sentenced to seventeen years’ imprisonment at San Quentin. The Supreme Court afterward reversed this decision on. a technicality and later on the case was dismiased. : i Lou is supposed to have but two re« lations living on the coast. They are her sisters and are said to be among the respected and respectable ladies of Sacramento, But they have long been as dead to ber and she to them and their names are unknown here. A post mortem and inquest were held at the hospital late yesterday. Dr. Muller conducted the former and Deputy County Coroner Gray the latter. The physician found that she had fatty degeneration of the heart and ment being the immediate cause of death. : The jurors.at the inquest were M. H. Daley, C. N. Campbell, Louis Brinkman, R. J, Ronchi, Albert Anderson _. am@-Robert Keating. = . ‘Phe witnesses were Ollie Walsh, who Washington and-opbiela . fo: man, R. E, Lindermanand B. F. Goding ese . . Of You Bet were among today’s visitors years ago, whea Washington was livelier at the county seat. ; . = evening from San Diego where she has David Steele shot and killed Peter been visiting her daughter, Mrs; RB. D. it was said, of a quarrel over this woman. Carters forage past thege monte: tenced when the jailer entered his cell . P@8t foreman of the Phenix mine, yesto take him into court, he found the. *e*day received the appointment as prisoner dying. Steele had gotten hold superintendent vice H, K. Shockley reof a soda bottle; which he broke, and. Sigued. Ed° Beedle is now the ‘forecongestion of thelungs, the latter ‘nil-. tl et was an inmate of her house at Rocky Bar and accompanied her on her death ride; George Grissel who was driving the stage on which she died; and Dr. Muller. death from natural causes. funeral took place this afternoon. -— PRRSONAL POINTERS, A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of 01a . and Young. A. D. Muson, the lawyer, bas return from San Francisco. : turned from Folsom. ; ing at Grass Valley. lief Hill last evening. * ing from San Francisco. ing from a visit to Ukiah. day en route to San Francisco. rived last-evening from Truckee, Water Company is here from Auburn. Manuel Ricardo and Miss Rosa Silva will be married in this city Saturday evening. 5 Miss Frankie Power left today for Graniteville where she is to teach the public school. : ’ Mrs. B. M, Clayton, late of Omaha, has gone to Dowsieville to join her busband who is a physiciah and druggist. : H. L. Johnson, foreman of the California. mine, accompanied by John Condon and Harry Brindle came down 'Eoday. : Mrs, Jas. Tyrrell of Town Talk has returned from a three months’ visit to her daughter, Mrs. F. M. Rutherford of Truckee. j Ambrose Phelan of Portland, Oregon, is visiting at North Bloomfield with his uocle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs. J. H. O’Connor. : C. OC; Wallace, :the well-known. politician of Carson, Nevada, is. here on a visit to his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Arnhart. O. K: Cloudman and wife, J.S. GoodMrs. Dan McCarthy returned last Two Good Appointments. David Hutchison, for a long time man. Messrs. Hutchison and Beedle have longed ranked as two of the best mine managers in the district. +10 A Jury Case Tomorrow. The case of A. J, Pommer against N. and*E Robbins, toreplevin a piano on which it is claimed some purchase payments have defaulted, will come on for trial tomorrow before a jury in the Superior Court. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of ‘smell and completely derange the: whole system when entering it through the mucous ‘surfaces. Such. articles should never be used except on. prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive fromthem. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Oheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken “internally, acting directly the blood and mucous surfaces of the gant In buy a Catarrh Cure sure you get genuine. It is taken internally, and ute in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimo. nials free: Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bote. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. The yacant store room in the Transcript Block is offered for rent. Enmomen mercer SLEEPS INA w The jury found that she cumé to her “Last evening the body was brought to the parlors of the Nevada City Undertaking Company from which the L. Hyman has returned from an . was one of. the pioneer women of NeJ. J. Coan, the stone.mason, has: re-. that she had partly confided to the Miss May Moore of this city is visit3.8. Landsburg was down from ‘ReB.N. Shoecraft returned this morn-. dations based upon thent will be in_ Miss 4nnie Ismert returned last even-. Mrs, Frisbie told will perhaps never be Mrs. C. Joos of Sierra City is here toD. H. Feathers and Jno. F. Moody arMartin Lawrence of the,South Yuba Famous Here, From an Assassin’s Knife. ‘There is a strange. story told about the widow of Lyman P. Frisbie. She vada City and died a few days ago in the hospital of Alameda county. It is claimed that her death closed a secr®t Grand Jury recently. She bad been at the hospital some years and her ob. servations on certain matters laid before the jurors and were considered of such importance that some recommencluded in the Grand Jury report. What known, on account of her death, becanse she was to have returned ata later date and completed her narrative. The Frisbies came here in 1851, she then being apparently close to forty years of age. They first opened a saloon on Coyote street about where the Nevada City Gasworks now are. Busimess prospered with the twain. So they added a restaurant to the saloon and a little later opened a theater in connection with the other two. The combination was the swellest and most famous amusement resort and eating place in the mines. The theater played the greatest atfractions of the day at a dollar anda half a seat and the “standing-roomonly” sign was often hung ont. Suéh stars of the dramatic firmament as Edwin and J. Wilkes Booth, Warwick, Julia Dean Hayne and scores of others whose fame has passed into history trod the boards and entertained the ted-shirted populace of the -hustling mining camp. lt was here that Little Lotta, the Rough and Ready prodigy Sad. Fate of a Woman Once How She Saved Senator Sargent knife. Sargent was unarmed and at his enemy’s mercy, As Mason sprang forward to inflict the deadly blow Mrs. day Senator Sargent never forgot the debt he owed the brave woman. insurance carried here. They settled Lay where Frisbie died. housekeeper at Tony Oakes’ celebrated a State reputation. Thonsands of “the her friends kmown that she was. an indoubtedly have come to her relief. It was supposed that Mrs. Frisbie had at. least enough money left to earry out her dying wish, which was that she be interred alongside her relatves in San Lorenzo Cemetery. Instead of this she was buried in the potter’s field and now one of her friends intends to ‘have the body. removed. But this cannot .be done until it has been buried one year. An Angry Editor. and a prominent English solictor practicing in Johannesburg, who had a tremendous disagreement in clubland a few days ago, and the man of law applied some of the most vituperative epithets in his vocabulary to the man of letters. .Lateron the man of law was stamding on the street when the man of letters approached him in 4 white heat of passion and exclaimed: “Now, sir, repeat what you called me in the club!” The wary solicitor saw that two mea in blue had accompanied the excited editor and were listening at a safe distance. Sohereplied: “Imagine what I said to you, my friend, and consider that I apply the terms to you twenty times more.” More than that, he could not be-goaded into saying grea i test at San th t fire of 1856 the Frisbies . feated in last night’s con Sot pursed ae They went away . Francisco for Recordership.of ar poor, for iii those days there was no . Grand Lodge, A. O. U. W., the suicesfu . in the neighborhood of San Francisco . &0t incumbent. For fourteen years.the widow was . field, Mr. Oarr’s name being placed beold boys” knew Mrs. Frisbie in Tony . Oakes’ halcyon days and had many of . Poland. 1. e esses ee eeedersee ee The story is told of an angry editor . GARR IS DEFEATED. He Loses the Grand Recordership of the 4.0. 0. W. Thomas H. Carr of this city was decandidate being Mr. Poland, the presThere were four candidates in the fore the Grand Lodge by B. N. Shoeold resort at Haywards, which enjoyed craft who madea splendid nominating . . speech. a3 3 { Mr. Poland was elected on the secon . ballot -by a plorality of 25 votes over Carr. oe . Mr. Collins of Fresno, who has been . Grand Foreman for the past year and . was one of the guests of Nevada City . Lodge at their recént re-union in . Armory Hill, was chosen as Grand . Master Workman without opposition. Past Grand Master Vinter of San Jose, who was to have run, did not enter the field. . . At present it is estimated there are in the world’s oceans $7,000,000 cabic miles of salt, and the most astonishing thing about it is that if al) this salt could be taken out in a moment, the ‘level of the water would not drop one single inch. : eo . The finest. uncut diamond. in the 'world belongs to the King of Portugal ‘and is called the Braganza, being as lurge as a hen’s egg. The largest cut diamond is that of the Rajah of Mattan, in Borneo. : ‘Muddycomplexions, a. 2 ' cure and has been sold for fifty. yea: on absolute guurautee. «Price breath come from chronic constir af , Kar]’s Clover Root Tea is gto es and 60cts. For sale by H. ‘Dickeruas; : the druggist. -. yous tt Srx loaves bread for 250 at Homann’s, Through the Soles. To the feet and thence through the whole body the-path of dincnte 4 Soave plainly marked, Don't Catch Cola From wet feet. Wear a pair of cur strong, handsome and well-made Shoea and be independent of the weather. All of our Shoes are made of honest material. There is no filling up with useless trash. ae Ladies’ Shoes from $1 50 up. Gents’ Shoes from $1 75 up. Children’s Shoes from $ .60 up. All good values for your money, @@ Repairing neatly and ‘promptly —_ at the lowest reasonable ra enig BOVEY BROS., = Broad Street, and, disappointed of: his expected libel case, the editor withdrew with his at-. tendant solicitors. How Is Your Wife? . who afterwards set the theatrical world ablaze with the magnetism of he genius, was practically discovered. The. restaurant was the gathering men as Hon. William M. Stewart of Place of the professional, political and bys oney refunded if Has she lost her-beauty? If £0, Con-' stipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headache are the principal causes. Kari’s Clover Root ‘Tea has cured these ilis for half a century. Price 25 ets. and 50 ‘cts. its are not. satSfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman, tf tnining celebrities. ef. the age. Suchj the druggist. the U. 8. Senate, Attorney General McConnell, Hon. Niles Searls, the late Senator Sargent, A. E. Head who now owns the Marchand restaurant in San Francisco, Bob Morrow who is a railroad kirg at the metropolis, Supreme Justice Hawley--of Nevada, Supreme Justice McFarland of this State and hosts of others whose names have since become famous in the various walks of life, used to gather around the tables and revel in the joys of good fellowship. It was in. this restaurant that Mrs. Frisbie saved Sargent’s life. One day he dropped in to refresh the inner man when a citizen named Mason who was notorious as a fighter and duellist, and between whom and Sargent bitter political differences had arisen, attacked the latter savagely with a Bowie No Cripe When you take Hood’s Pills. The big, old-fashfoned, sugar-coated pills, which tear you all to Pieces, are not in it-with Hood’s. Easy to take Hoods and easy to operate, is true of Hood’s Pills, which are fal up to date in every respect. . Ss Safe, certain.and sure. AN © druggists. 25¢. C, I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. The only Pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. ICECREAMSODA AT. FOLEY’S, TOMORROW. quire ef Fred E. Brown. tf ONE DOLLAR FOR SEVENTYOff Sale. glance woul REDUCED“PRICES_ONTOVERCOATS. PRICES ON MEN’S SUITS. DUCED PRICES ON CHILDREN’S CLOTH.NG.REDUCED PRICES ON TROUSERS. . "Domestic Mi ~_ But, Remember This§Sale Is STRICTLY CASH. 3 ee . mee Ps ¢¥ you can purchase Hi ° really getting ee That is exactly what we dre giving in TR : The suit that used be purchased for $15, and all others at hoice from a great variety of Chevi xtures and other guaran wee FIVE CENTS. merchandise to our customers during this One-Quarter a If you will but stop to consider that our goods ‘at regular prices are always the lowest in D4 i D4 price, and in many instances sold for less than their real value, you will readily perceive that this “ twenty-five cents rebate on every. dollar’s. worth of goods means much Pa d indicate. If we were offering you old goods 2 purposes, then-such a reduction as we offer would. mean nothing to the gh-Grade Standard Goods at an actual saving or clothing hastily put together for bargain to sell for $20 and was fully USE. more to you than a casual economical buyer. But when . of one-fourth, then you are i reduced prices. Take your. Tweeds, Scotch, Irish and all. wool fabrics, 3 fit, can now. @ WHITEWASHING,HOUSE CLEANING, Etc., Etc. — E. Coleman Is ready to do anything and everything in the Jobbing line. Carpets cleaned and laid. : House cleaning a specialty. ‘Gardens and yards attended to. Prices low and satisfaction guaranteed. Ring up Telephone at W. B. Johnston's, CHILDREN’S _ Masquerade Ball At Odd Fellows Hall, Friday Evening, April 44, 1899, ADMISSION : Maskers, 25 cents. Spectators—Ladies and children 25 cents. Gentlemen, 50 cents. : ~~ _ SALT, DRIED AND CANNED FISH. During the season of fasting from . meat, we carry an extra large stock of all kinds of FIsH, and it will be found of fine quality and in perfect condition. We have drawn our supplies from packers justly celebrated for the-superior quality of their goods and feel confident that both the stock and the pfice will meét with’ the approval of CALL ON P.G. SCADDEN, . Commercial St, Ines Polighon Kerp on hand at all times the best of _ fresh Candies and Nuts, PLANTS AND FLOWERS. Etc.’ f : . Fresh Fish gg RS wee knows them. 3 wh & 0 oeu 0 << oO 0 3 oY Ge ‘(8 ear . 2 : Zor a She. 3 Xo G ss) Ladies, our TROJAN SHIRT WAISTS have come and are now on exhibition in our window. ; Every lady in the land, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, For style, fit and material they can not be beat, and their price is uo higher than common waists. time and got our pick. Respectfully, ‘Come and see them while in our window. the size and price on each waist so you will h but can order the waist you want taken out. You may say it is too early, but it is not. _‘ Now-is the time while the assortment is good. Come now and get your first choice This year’s style are beauties an d we bought them in We have put. ave no trouble,, MAHER & CO. Come to us for your EASTER KID GLOVEs. Come to'us for your'CORSETS. GRAND Latest, Daintiest and o SATURDAY, A os scsi Tastiest City Styles, Country orders filled the day of receipt. Is the place to buy all kinds . of Furniture at THE . FRIDAY. wit LL. ot. Last ever elected tof cil, A. L. of month. M alternate, ing and E a committe spect to the Heyér. M1 ‘Chureh an elected tru: IMS Tied, mest tonig meat, At last ni Tribe, Imp Henry Odg committee Grass Valle ganization connection city, made t had taken 1 ation and co-operate Wyoming 1 members ¢ cure volunt will meet doubtedly. } ‘zation of . the League by the Cc Washingtol Chattano Chattano dies of the lic was rehall yester Waggoner, with twels will remait ty-five me lowing are Bond, Pre: ‘Sr. Viee ¥ Hardenbut May’ Dave ©. Davenp Gibbs, Sev scheid, Ce Assistant Trevaskis, Assistant . Se The suit which was fore a jury com promi: quit-claim the disput Wasbingt Murphy’s and aroun ings stan session of ¢: In the 1 this week tax and ritt, Joh elected . oppositio elected, ¥ and Tax come tof protectio apparent This fc Charles . in a set Provider from the _*Landsbu Marx an the cave Landsbt he was point wi James county on a chi Allison old. Hi yesterd some ¢ has bee Resic of hav from nights. at Job street. js talk Geo rhome sttomor the at 10. ¢ / w regeeace

* exercise by walking .a short distance, house with a splendid set of, couuty s Offs One Dollar for Seventy-Five Gents. ee ‘Obra Creede Pan Pantene Oe! 2, SCRIPT, evening except Snedepenad tee 1 Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKING. PRIDAX.W 0. none APRIL, 7, 1899. “OP AND DOWN BILL,” Funny Impressions a Stranger Gained . While Visiting Nevada City. A correspondent of the Truckee Republican writes up a trip to Nevada City thus: ~ Astrauger visiting Nevada City at first is impressed with the charming irregularity of the streets, so unlike a checker-board that he is convinced he is im no danger of being “skunked.” The streets are built principally up and down hill, and a pedestrain especially if he is a fat man may obtain plenty of At the present time there is, of course, some mud, along. with other modern improvements. Bicyclists, ‘too, have a good time: push their wheels up hill, and when descending trail ‘a fence rail, brick-bat orany old thing attached to the rear wheel t6 prevent the machine from turning @ soniersault. The city contains many fine churches, school houses and asplendid Courtofficers inside, due, of course, to the fact that they are good Republicans: There are also many magnificent private residences, but in order to see some of them one must lie flat-on his back and look straight up, when he wi!l beable to discern some fine mansions about half way up to heawen. It is supposed the inmates use baloons in order to rexch home, particularly on lodge nights when it is somewhat difficult to climb Jacob’s ladder. Oa a hill to the north of town a deep’ grodve has been hydraulicked from top to bottom, possibly to be utilized for a toboggan slide with an ice palace at the top, soon as they can procure ice from Truckee, There is an efticient fire department with plenty of husky boy to “run mid de masheen.” Take it all in all Nevada Oity. is a desirable place in which to live, full of enterprising, progressive people, all looking healthy and happy, and.there are more beautiful girls to the Square foot (hope the compositor won't.make me say “with a square foot”) in Nevada City than in any other town in California, except ‘Iruckee. 20 Oe Want to Stop the Red Dog. The anti-miners of Sutter county are ‘threatening to bring injunction. proceedings against the Red Dog hydraulic mine below You Bet. The mine has a first-class dam that effectually restrains the debris from entering Greenhorn creek and Bear river, and has been operating under a permit granted by the U. 8. Debris Commission under the restrictions of the Caminetti Act. Tonight's Lecture. Rev. B. Dent Naylor of Grass Valley will deliver an interesting lectare at the Methodist Church this evening on “Gladstone, England’s Grand Old Man.” Mr. Naylor isan able speaker and a large audience should greet him. In ediihection with the lecture there will ' musical program. Lecture will begifi ut 8 o’clock. The Railroad to Tahoe. D. L. Bliss, one of the projectors of the Truckee and Tahoe railroad, made a tour of inspection up the Truckee river this week, but could only get about two miles up the river on account of the snow. Mr. Bliss says it will probably be May Ist. before the. company can do anything in the way of grading or surveying. Do You Know Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and also that neglect is suicidal. .The worst cold or cough can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive guarantee for over fifty years. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf -ee Srx loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s SCHOOL TEACHER. Cornish Lon. Graduated _ From 3 iiss Fell From Grace. Louise Kane, alias Big Lou, alias Cornish Lou, the woman of the halfworld who died yesterday while being brought by stage to the county hospital from her disreputable den at Rocky Bar near Washington, had a history with a moral. ~ She was born forty-seven yéars ago, but most of her life is wrapped in mystery. Itis known that when nineteen years of age or thereabout she graduated from the State Normal School at San Jose with honors and that she subsequently taught school a little while in a lower country town. Then she married a young fellow vamed Miller, a clerk in the Capital hotelat Sacramento. Fora brief period they enjoyed love’s young dream and seeméd destined to have a long°and happy. matrimonial career. But she soon became a giddy social butterfly, Her pretty face and winning ways made ‘her the center of attraction and her head was turned by the flattering attentions paid by other men. Miller was Of a domestic turn, and her frivolity was exceedingly. distasteful -to him. At first he reasoned with her, and when this course did not have the desired effect he rebuked her—mildly at first, then severely. Her proud spirit resented the harsh words he heaped upon her. In the end she defied him. Her misconduct became the the talk of the town finally, and ther their ways parted. She came to Nevada City and it did not take her long to reach the bottom of immorality’s toboggan slide. Shesued in the court here for a divorce from Miller and bad no trouble in obtaining it as the man made-no.contest. ee She flitted here, there and every where for a time, becoming notorious in many cities. In the eighties she went to Rocky Bar, an old-'ime outcasts retreat on the hank of the Seuth Yuba river balf a mile above the mining town of than it is now, and several hundred miners were employed along the river, ; Chappel, at Washington, as the result, Steele was tried and was convicted of murder inthe secouid degree. On’ the morning that Steele was to be senwith a piece of the jagged glass opened an artery in one of his wrists and bled to death. Several years later William Hyndman murdered William Searle in Henry Kobler’s store, at Washington, in a quarrel over this woman. Hyndman stabbed Searle in the groin with a jack-knife, and the latter bled to death. Hyndman was convicted of murder in the second degree. and was.sentenced to seventeen years’ imprisonment at San Quentin. The Supreme Court afterward reversed this decision on. a technicality and later on the case was dismiased. : i Lou is supposed to have but two re« lations living on the coast. They are her sisters and are said to be among the respected and respectable ladies of Sacramento, But they have long been as dead to ber and she to them and their names are unknown here. A post mortem and inquest were held at the hospital late yesterday. Dr. Muller conducted the former and Deputy County Coroner Gray the latter. The physician found that she had fatty degeneration of the heart and ment being the immediate cause of death. : The jurors.at the inquest were M. H. Daley, C. N. Campbell, Louis Brinkman, R. J, Ronchi, Albert Anderson _. am@-Robert Keating. = . ‘Phe witnesses were Ollie Walsh, who Washington and-opbiela . fo: man, R. E, Lindermanand B. F. Goding ese . . Of You Bet were among today’s visitors years ago, whea Washington was livelier at the county seat. ; . = evening from San Diego where she has David Steele shot and killed Peter been visiting her daughter, Mrs; RB. D. it was said, of a quarrel over this woman. Carters forage past thege monte: tenced when the jailer entered his cell . P@8t foreman of the Phenix mine, yesto take him into court, he found the. *e*day received the appointment as prisoner dying. Steele had gotten hold superintendent vice H, K. Shockley reof a soda bottle; which he broke, and. Sigued. Ed° Beedle is now the ‘forecongestion of thelungs, the latter ‘nil-. tl et was an inmate of her house at Rocky Bar and accompanied her on her death ride; George Grissel who was driving the stage on which she died; and Dr. Muller. death from natural causes. funeral took place this afternoon. -— PRRSONAL POINTERS, A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of 01a . and Young. A. D. Muson, the lawyer, bas return from San Francisco. : turned from Folsom. ; ing at Grass Valley. lief Hill last evening. * ing from San Francisco. ing from a visit to Ukiah. day en route to San Francisco. rived last-evening from Truckee, Water Company is here from Auburn. Manuel Ricardo and Miss Rosa Silva will be married in this city Saturday evening. 5 Miss Frankie Power left today for Graniteville where she is to teach the public school. : ’ Mrs. B. M, Clayton, late of Omaha, has gone to Dowsieville to join her busband who is a physiciah and druggist. : H. L. Johnson, foreman of the California. mine, accompanied by John Condon and Harry Brindle came down 'Eoday. : Mrs, Jas. Tyrrell of Town Talk has returned from a three months’ visit to her daughter, Mrs. F. M. Rutherford of Truckee. j Ambrose Phelan of Portland, Oregon, is visiting at North Bloomfield with his uocle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs. J. H. O’Connor. : C. OC; Wallace, :the well-known. politician of Carson, Nevada, is. here on a visit to his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Arnhart. O. K: Cloudman and wife, J.S. GoodMrs. Dan McCarthy returned last Two Good Appointments. David Hutchison, for a long time man. Messrs. Hutchison and Beedle have longed ranked as two of the best mine managers in the district. +10 A Jury Case Tomorrow. The case of A. J, Pommer against N. and*E Robbins, toreplevin a piano on which it is claimed some purchase payments have defaulted, will come on for trial tomorrow before a jury in the Superior Court. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of ‘smell and completely derange the: whole system when entering it through the mucous ‘surfaces. Such. articles should never be used except on. prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive fromthem. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Oheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken “internally, acting directly the blood and mucous surfaces of the gant In buy a Catarrh Cure sure you get genuine. It is taken internally, and ute in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimo. nials free: Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bote. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. The yacant store room in the Transcript Block is offered for rent. Enmomen mercer SLEEPS INA w The jury found that she cumé to her “Last evening the body was brought to the parlors of the Nevada City Undertaking Company from which the L. Hyman has returned from an . was one of. the pioneer women of NeJ. J. Coan, the stone.mason, has: re-. that she had partly confided to the Miss May Moore of this city is visit3.8. Landsburg was down from ‘ReB.N. Shoecraft returned this morn-. dations based upon thent will be in_ Miss 4nnie Ismert returned last even-. Mrs, Frisbie told will perhaps never be Mrs. C. Joos of Sierra City is here toD. H. Feathers and Jno. F. Moody arMartin Lawrence of the,South Yuba Famous Here, From an Assassin’s Knife. ‘There is a strange. story told about the widow of Lyman P. Frisbie. She vada City and died a few days ago in the hospital of Alameda county. It is claimed that her death closed a secr®t Grand Jury recently. She bad been at the hospital some years and her ob. servations on certain matters laid before the jurors and were considered of such importance that some recommencluded in the Grand Jury report. What known, on account of her death, becanse she was to have returned ata later date and completed her narrative. The Frisbies came here in 1851, she then being apparently close to forty years of age. They first opened a saloon on Coyote street about where the Nevada City Gasworks now are. Busimess prospered with the twain. So they added a restaurant to the saloon and a little later opened a theater in connection with the other two. The combination was the swellest and most famous amusement resort and eating place in the mines. The theater played the greatest atfractions of the day at a dollar anda half a seat and the “standing-roomonly” sign was often hung ont. Suéh stars of the dramatic firmament as Edwin and J. Wilkes Booth, Warwick, Julia Dean Hayne and scores of others whose fame has passed into history trod the boards and entertained the ted-shirted populace of the -hustling mining camp. lt was here that Little Lotta, the Rough and Ready prodigy Sad. Fate of a Woman Once How She Saved Senator Sargent knife. Sargent was unarmed and at his enemy’s mercy, As Mason sprang forward to inflict the deadly blow Mrs. day Senator Sargent never forgot the debt he owed the brave woman. insurance carried here. They settled Lay where Frisbie died. housekeeper at Tony Oakes’ celebrated a State reputation. Thonsands of “the her friends kmown that she was. an indoubtedly have come to her relief. It was supposed that Mrs. Frisbie had at. least enough money left to earry out her dying wish, which was that she be interred alongside her relatves in San Lorenzo Cemetery. Instead of this she was buried in the potter’s field and now one of her friends intends to ‘have the body. removed. But this cannot .be done until it has been buried one year. An Angry Editor. and a prominent English solictor practicing in Johannesburg, who had a tremendous disagreement in clubland a few days ago, and the man of law applied some of the most vituperative epithets in his vocabulary to the man of letters. .Lateron the man of law was stamding on the street when the man of letters approached him in 4 white heat of passion and exclaimed: “Now, sir, repeat what you called me in the club!” The wary solicitor saw that two mea in blue had accompanied the excited editor and were listening at a safe distance. Sohereplied: “Imagine what I said to you, my friend, and consider that I apply the terms to you twenty times more.” More than that, he could not be-goaded into saying grea i test at San th t fire of 1856 the Frisbies . feated in last night’s con Sot pursed ae They went away . Francisco for Recordership.of ar poor, for iii those days there was no . Grand Lodge, A. O. U. W., the suicesfu . in the neighborhood of San Francisco . &0t incumbent.. For fourteen years.the widow was . field, Mr. Oarr’s name being placed beold boys” knew Mrs. Frisbie in Tony . Oakes’ halcyon days and had many of . Poland.. 1.. e esses ee eeedersee ee The story is told of an angry editor .

GARR IS DEFEATED. He Loses the Grand Recordership of the 4.0. 0. W. Thomas H. Carr of this city was decandidate being Mr. Poland, the presThere were four candidates in the fore the Grand Lodge by B. N. Shoeold resort at Haywards, which enjoyed craft who madea splendid nominating . . speech. a3 3 { Mr. Poland was elected on the secon . ballot -by a plorality of 25 votes over Carr. oe . Mr. Collins of Fresno, who has been . Grand Foreman for the past year and . was one of the guests of Nevada City . Lodge at their recént re-union in . Armory Hill, was chosen as Grand . Master Workman without opposition. Past Grand Master Vinter of San Jose, who was to have run, did not enter the field. . . At present it is estimated there are in the world’s oceans $7,000,000 cabic miles of salt, and the most astonishing thing about it is that if al) this salt could be taken out in a moment, the ‘level of the water would not drop one single inch. : eo . The finest. uncut diamond. in the 'world belongs to the King of Portugal ‘and is called the Braganza, being as lurge as a hen’s egg. The largest cut diamond is that of the Rajah of Mattan, in Borneo. : ‘Muddycomplexions, a. 2 ' cure and has been sold for fifty. yea: on absolute guurautee. «Price breath come from chronic constir af , Kar]’s Clover Root Tea is gto es and 60cts. For sale by H. ‘Dickeruas; : the druggist. -. yous tt Srx loaves bread for 250 at Homann’s, Through the Soles. To the feet and thence through the whole body the-path of dincnte 4 Soave plainly marked, Don't Catch Cola From wet feet. Wear a pair of cur strong, handsome and well-made Shoea and be independent of the weather. All of our Shoes are made of honest material. There is no filling up with useless trash. ae Ladies’ Shoes from $1 50 up. Gents’ Shoes from $1 75 up. Children’s Shoes from $ .60 up. All good values for your money, @@ Repairing neatly and ‘promptly —_ at the lowest reasonable ra enig BOVEY BROS., = Broad Street, and, disappointed of: his expected libel case, the editor withdrew with his at-. tendant solicitors. How Is Your Wife? . who afterwards set the theatrical world ablaze with the magnetism of he genius, was practically discovered. The. restaurant was the gathering men as Hon. William M. Stewart of Place of the professional, political and bys oney refunded if Has she lost her-beauty? If £0, Con-' stipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headache are the principal causes. Kari’s Clover Root ‘Tea has cured these ilis for half a century. Price 25 ets. and 50 ‘cts. its are not. satSfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman, tf tnining celebrities. ef. the age. Suchj the druggist. the U. 8. Senate, Attorney General McConnell, Hon. Niles Searls, the late Senator Sargent, A. E. Head who now owns the Marchand restaurant in San Francisco, Bob Morrow who is a railroad kirg at the metropolis, Supreme Justice Hawley--of Nevada, Supreme Justice McFarland of this State and hosts of others whose names have since become famous in the various walks of life, used to gather around the tables and revel in the joys of good fellowship. It was in. this restaurant that Mrs. Frisbie saved Sargent’s life. One day he dropped in to refresh the inner man when a citizen named Mason who was notorious as a fighter and duellist, and between whom and Sargent bitter political differences had arisen, attacked the latter savagely with a Bowie No Cripe When you take Hood’s Pills. The big, old-fashfoned, sugar-coated pills, which tear you all to Pieces, are not in it-with Hood’s. Easy to take Hoods and easy to operate, is true of Hood’s Pills, which are fal up to date in every respect.. . Ss Safe, certain.and sure. AN © druggists. 25¢. C, I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. The only Pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. ICECREAMSODA AT. FOLEY’S, TOMORROW. quire ef Fred E. Brown. tf ONE DOLLAR FOR SEVENTYOff Sale. glance woul REDUCED“PRICES_ONTOVERCOATS. PRICES ON MEN’S SUITS. DUCED PRICES ON CHILDREN’S CLOTH.NG.REDUCED PRICES ON TROUSERS. . "Domestic Mi ~_ But, Remember This§Sale Is STRICTLY CASH. 3 ee . mee Ps ¢¥ you can purchase Hi ° really getting ee That is exactly what we dre giving in TR : The suit that used be purchased for $15, and all others at hoice from a great variety of Chevi xtures and other guaran wee FIVE CENTS. merchandise to our customers during this One-Quarter a If you will but stop to consider that our goods ‘at regular prices are always the lowest in D4 i D4 price, and in many instances sold for less than their real value, you will readily perceive that this “ twenty-five cents rebate on every. dollar’s. worth of goods means much Pa d indicate. If we were offering you old goods 2 purposes, then-such a reduction as we offer would. mean nothing to the gh-Grade Standard Goods at an actual saving or clothing hastily put together for bargain to sell for $20 and was fully USE. more to you than a casual economical buyer. But when . of one-fourth, then you are i reduced prices. Take your. Tweeds, Scotch, Irish and all. wool fabrics, 3 fit, can now. @ WHITEWASHING,HOUSE CLEANING, Etc., Etc. — E. Coleman Is ready to do anything and everything in the Jobbing line. Carpets cleaned and laid. : House cleaning a specialty. ‘Gardens and yards attended to. Prices low and satisfaction guaranteed. Ring up Telephone at W. B. Johnston's, CHILDREN’S _ Masquerade Ball At Odd Fellows Hall, Friday Evening, April 44, 1899, ADMISSION : Maskers, 25 cents. Spectators—Ladies and children 25 cents. Gentlemen, 50 cents. : ~~ _ SALT, DRIED AND CANNED FISH. During the season of fasting from . meat, we carry an extra large stock of all kinds of FIsH, and it will be found of fine quality and in perfect condition. We have drawn our supplies from packers justly celebrated for the-superior quality of their goods and feel confident that both the stock and the pfice will meét with’ the approval of CALL ON P.G. SCADDEN, . Commercial St, Ines Polighon Kerp on hand at all times the best of _ fresh Candies and Nuts, PLANTS AND FLOWERS. Etc.’ f : . Fresh Fish gg RS wee knows them. 3 wh & 0 oeu 0 << oO 0 3 oY Ge ‘(8 ear . 2 : Zor a She. 3 Xo G ss) Ladies, our TROJAN SHIRT WAISTS have come and are now on exhibition in our window. ; Every lady in the land, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, For style, fit and material they can not be beat, and their price is uo higher than common waists. time and got our pick. Respectfully, ‘Come and see them while in our window. the size and price on each waist so you will h but can order the waist you want taken out. You may say it is too early, but it is not. _‘ Now-is the time while the assortment is good. Come now and get your first choice This year’s style are beauties an d we bought them in We have put. ave no trouble,, MAHER & CO. Come to us for your EASTER KID GLOVEs. Come to'us for your'CORSETS. GRAND Latest, Daintiest and o SATURDAY, A os scsi Tastiest City Styles, Country orders filled the day of receipt. Is the place to buy all kinds . of Furniture at THE . FRIDAY.. wit LL. ot. Last ever elected tof cil, A. L. of month. M alternate, ing and E a committe spect to the Heyér. M1 ‘Chureh an elected tru: IMS Tied, mest tonig meat, At last ni Tribe, Imp Henry Odg committee Grass Valle ganization connection city, made t had taken 1 ation and co-operate Wyoming 1 members ¢ cure volunt will meet doubtedly. } ‘zation of . the League by the Cc Washingtol Chattano Chattano dies of the lic was rehall yester Waggoner, with twels will remait ty-five me lowing are Bond, Pre: ‘Sr. Viee ¥ Hardenbut May’ Dave ©. Davenp Gibbs, Sev scheid, Ce Assistant Trevaskis, Assistant . Se The suit which was fore a jury com promi: quit-claim the disput Wasbingt Murphy’s and aroun ings stan session of ¢: In the 1 this week tax and ritt, Joh elected . oppositio elected, ¥ and Tax come tof protectio apparent This fc Charles . in a set Provider from the _*Landsbu Marx an the cave Landsbt he was point wi James county on a chi Allison old. Hi yesterd some ¢ has bee Resic of hav from nights. at Job street. js talk Geo rhome sttomor the at 10. ¢ / w regeeace