August 22, 1900 (4 pages)

SOCIE Moots at tHURSDAY jo V. Suvi Milo Le Mee AtP visiting Bi tend. W. O@ni Nevada C Me very We" CHARLES Mistletoe Me very 2d an +KO. A. G Hydraulic . i] very T aD. J. MC Laurel nd Second a Ms. BELL eapereres ements ———— Aivada C waite i Ti Trains wi on and aft lows. LE. 5:20 A. ramento at Stockton a ‘ A,X ° tra: 8:45 trai Rocklin, S and Vakla: 4:15 p. m. £2235 F Sau rranc Overland I 10:00 A. M, 5:15 Pe. mento at 4 and W LEAVING 10:00 P. ' Arrivin; 8:15 A. ARB 9:35 A. 1:05 P. 5:00 P. cisco at 8: leaving =a1 9:40 P. 4:50 P.M.a Ge Cc. P, LOU F Pensia an ludian Cc 6G" ITED obtaing examinatior and desigus Rejected ¢ conducted i If you ha: te raph rief descri ead we wil If you are ir are infringe fringement Hable opinic Nation Unior . uM Henry The finest ty of them ues dav Odd Felk SAN . If the dec GANIZATI @ secretary by family of 8: GEORGE tf Livery ROBER Best of customers Foot of Telepho C. I All Kind . Started up again Monday night. The kinds of sewer work at the very lowest ~ sereen doors and windows. Towrs Bros. Oo. 2 TE TRANSCRIPT. bs aed Every Rrening, Sundays Excepted, aT BSVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, 6 BROWN & CALEING IEEMS OF SUBSCRITTION : By tail, ° « By varrier, 5Delivered to any part «f the city. $6 Per Year 12 1-2c Per Week OM fB PHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX E “Aa Elopement. Satis, Angust 21.—The flight of a . youngmarried. woman from Pacific Grove with a veteran of the Spanish war has shocked society to its center. For some months past Michael Hinkle, ; of a well known Monterey creek family, mi and during the Spanish trouble a mem; 4 _. ber of Company M, Eighth California, has been frequently observed in comBB] . pany with the wife of F. J. Fiese, con tractot, of Pacific Grove. About ten WEDNESDay. .August 22, 1900 “BRIEFLY STATBD, Items That Should Interest Everybody— Something New Every Day. Attend the masquerade tonight. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Have you registered? not? If not, why Penetrate to American Troops First in Pekin-= list to China service, and left for San days ago Hinkle bade his relatives good-bye, ‘said he was going to re-enFrancisco, Thursday. Mrs. Fiese received a letter which agitated her, and she began quarreling with her husband. Satardsy, morning. she suddenly left home and when her husband returned Palace Gates. Capt. Reilly of Fi Wednesday, August 15th. * . he found a note saying she had left bim 1 ry M for a younger man and he need not fth Artille Killed look for her, as they were going East. Fiese is helpless from the effects of a kick on the head by a horse three years For picnic delicacies go to UO, E, Mul. SPECIAL To THE DAILY TRANSORIPT.] Joy's tf punish Panoche fresh every day at ¥Holey’s. tf P.g’s teet—two cans for 25 cents at Yack-on's. ml-tf Grandfather’s Mush, 8 packages for & centsat Wolf's. tf If you want a good shine go around to Gallaghér’s stand. Miller’s Skin Ointment will cure Poisou Oak. Vinton seils it. tf Oall on Ed Scomidt when you want apy bing in the tobacco line. tf Cheese Waferettes, a delicious’ new wafer. At Geo. O. Gaylord & Son’s. Antique onk curtain poles and fixures for 25 cents at Snell & Fleming’s. For cold storage meats go to Grisse! ros’ and you are sure to get the best. Don’t forget to register. Better at@:.d@ to it today instead of putting it tf. jellies and Preservies, 2 Jars for 25 cents, tf Van Camp’s beets. Ready for table h cans for 20 cents at A. B. Wolf's, acu Grocer. tf A’ W H. Andrews’ store on Broad ~treet wili be found the finest of early rautord peaches. tf &.” What is*H. B"? The whis» 'nout a beadache. At. Tom’s >"Oud street je5 Bees sorsopen a! 7_ o’elock tonight . . a pia form masquerade ball and (be grsud march commences at 9, Hiram Shearer, the new Nightwatchman, weut on duty last sight, and me. with much encouragement in his first night’s rounds. Autifermentine is a splendid article for preserving fruits. Paraffin is now used extensively for sealing jelly xlasees aud fruit jars. Vinton sells it. The public schools at North Bloomteld will reopen on the 27th inst. with wiss Lizzie Nuffziger and Miss Iva oper, both of this city, as teachers, a “Tbe Grotto” at all times, you car -et the tinest of liquors, wines, ales. cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is all ye who never sampled their goods.tf Peruviau Bark and Port Wine is t good mediciue for malaria. A great Mavy people take it. Vinton has it prepared and sells it for 50 cts a pnt. t1 Robert Latta is adding a new room to the upstairs part of bis building on Broad street. wi Another Dog Poisoned. A pet dog belonging to W. H. Dan. jap is the latest victim of the dog-puisoner. It is peculiar that every feu months dogs are nnisoned by the dozen in this o ty ye: it can not be:s ‘ertained who it is that commits such mean acts. If one could only be caught and made an example of it would beagreat bless ing. ; _Injurea at he Cadmus. Yesterday afternoon. while: working ou the hanging wall at the Cadmus mine, u piece fell away and caught Len Foo’e on the right thumb, cutting that member off. ee Additional Delegates. cee ESS J.J. Hanley, Secretary of the Republican County Central Committee, has received the names of the following additional delegates who were elected at the primary election last Saturday : Cottage Hill—C. A. Sammons. Washivgton—Geo.'E. Cloud. Anthony House—Chas. Schwartz. Several precincts are yet to be beard from. Started Up Again. The works of the Bay Counties Power Company at Colgate, which were damaged by a blast which burst the water pipe furnishing the dynamos with power, and flooded the power house below it on the steep hillside, machinery worked satisfactorily. The company’s loss -in revenue and making repairs is estimated. at about $15,000. Cut His Face. Th's afternoon a youngson of L. C tar-ood fell while Playing on a pile of rocks and cut a deep gash over his lefteye. It required five stitches to sew it up. — mame Sewer Work. R J. Tremaine is prepared to do al) —Im Shoo Fly Beautiful paint stains, varnishes’ -{'og at .8 o’clock -was on the platform ‘;oear the Union Hotei, watching the were fighting the Chinese out rial city., day previous to sending cable. and five Americans Lonpon, August 22—Admiral Bruce cables the British ia about 80 years old and not st all} Admiralty from Taku on August r2th that the allied troops . PrePosessing. Hinkle is about 18 WASHINGTON, August 22d—Admiral Remey cables the ee Navy Department from Pekin under date of August 16th that the troops have been cleared from all except the Impe-. // ae alting fi lover family afThe American troops entered the Imperial City first’ aud ice Géteund vwoce Gog ke penetrated as far as the palace gates. Capt. Reilly of the Fifth Artillery, was killed on Wednes-. meu battled at twenty paces with WinSunday morning the Sixth Cavalry, with four hundred English and Japanese troops dispersed one thousand boxers : : eight miles from Tien Tsein. One hundred Chinese killed members of the Excelsior Whist Club Worf carries a full line of high grade , . . at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0. P wounded. General Chaffee lost six : ae killed and thirty wounded in two day’s fighting. 8go, and has been in a private sanitarjam. His wife in her flight deserted four children, aged from 4 to 12. She years old and has no occupation. Both families have excellent connections all side of Tien Tsin yesterday. IL ) Four Handed Duel. Forr Worms, Tex., August 21—In a four-handed duel in Polk County, refairs, Gabeand Cicero Copeland were instantly killed, and John and Charles Baker probably fatally wounded. The . chesters, 2er ., Whist Club Entertained, Hon. E. M. Preston entertained the INSANITY CHARGE, H, B, Dikeman Formerly of Rongh and Ready Taken to a Hospital. H. E. Dikeman, a son of 8S. H. Dikeman, a well known resident of Berkeley was taken to the receiving hospital at Berkeley yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Striker and Deputy Sheriff Taylor to be examined on a charge of insanity preferred by H. Waldo Dikeman, his brother. It was feared that the man would cause some trouble and so two deputy sheriffs were sent for him. However he made no resistance, According to the statement of the man’s brother, he has been gradually becoming insane during the last six years. He is a graduate of the U. C., class of ’85, and was connected with the physical laboratory under Professor John Le Conte until ’88. Of late according to his: brother, Dikeman has become possessed of delusions. His mental trouble is regarded as partially hereditary aud ‘partiy due to overstudy,; He’ was also when a boy struck a severe blow on the head with a baseball bat. The Dikeman family were formerly residents of Rough and Ready, this county, ‘and removed to Berkeley a few years ago. Moore. Nevada City Grass Vailey PHOTOGRAPHS ®» » THAT PLEASE — I frame all kinds of pictures with artistic judgment. Loughridge on Sacramento street: The evening was devoted to consolation . POLITICAL. whist at, which the first prizes were DEATHS DURING THE NIGHT. Two Old Residents Succumb to the Inevitable After Long Illness. At about 10 o’clock last night, Mrs. . died at her home on Piety Hill after an illness of .about four years. She came to Gold Flat in the ’80’s and resided there until about four years ago, when she moved to Piety Hill, where she has since made her home. ‘The deceased was a lady who was much esteemed and beloved by all her acquaintances, Her many friends will sympathize. with the husband in this o'8 great bereavement. Mrs. May was a native of Devonshire, England, and aged 56 years, 5 months and 16 days. The funeral services will be held at the M. E. Church tomorrow (Tharsday) afternoon at 2 o’clock. This morning at 2:30 o’clock George H. Allen departed this life at his home oo Main street. Mr. Allen has been a sufferer for about two years with muiners’ consumption, and while his death was not wholly unexpecied, the end Game quite sudden, town all day yesterday, and last evenug-of-war team ‘practice. Early this morning he was taken with a sudden ~pell of coughing while in bed, which caused a hemorrhage, and he lived but ten minutés, He was a man well liked by those with whom he associated. He lived here for a number of years and was re. garded as a good citizen. He leaves a wife, two sons, Henry and Robert’ Allen, and one daughter, Miss Julia Allen; also three’ stepsone, Jobn, Edward and Gomer Hopkins, and a stepdaughter, Miss Maggie Hopkins. The ‘funeral will take place on Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock «from Pythian Oastle, and will be under the auSpices of the Foresters of America and Knights of Sherwood Forest. Rev. John Tamblyn, with whom Mr Allen worked for a number of years will conduct the religious services. Personal Mentions. E. J. Ishan is here from San Francisco, C. A. Brendlin came over from Colgate last evening. 8. M. Smith of San Francisco arrived here last evening, Miss Rachel Hughes left this morning for San Francisco to visit friends: Geo. M. Hughes left this morning for a visit to San Francisco, i W. H. Roberts of San Francisco arrived here this morning. A E. W. Spencer of San Franciscco arrived here this afternoon. ; B. F. Smith and D. H. Dam came up from Wheatland last evening. : Sheriff D. B. Getchell left this morning for a trip to San Francisco. Mrs. L. Wilhelm and daughter left this morning fora visit tu friends at San Francisco, A. R. Plunkett, who has been here ona visit to his brother, W. D, Plunkett left this morning for Santa Ulara, _G.W. Ostrom and W. M. Ostrom Alizabeth May, wife of Frank.May. SE. ph: He was around . came up from Marysville last evening and left this morning for North Bloomfield. , . H. Lewis, stage inspector, arrived here last evening and left this morning for Sierra City to inspect the route. : 4 Charles Whittaker and wife returned this morning to Maybert. Mr, Whittuker bas been here for the benefit of health, and in a few days he will retarn here and go-to Lane’s Hospi: a) for treatment ’ won by Miss Beatrice Kidder and Hon. . M. Walling; the second prizes by Mrs, H. Legg and George Blakeslee. BURGLARY AT COLFAX Before the guests departed for their Wolls Fargo d Co.'s Office Robbed of homes nice refreshments were served. $80—Two Grass Yalleyans Suspected, ve * Is hereby announced as a candidate for Between 11 and 12 o’olock last night . Ouse and Lot For Sale at a Bargain. . < (ore oy ant the. Fifth . Supervisoral ‘. District—subject to the decision of the bed 3 —_ Wells; Fargo« & “Go's ‘ “express “i ‘office PILE REI A REMOTES WER SBCE rreaecqan tem an © REI at Colfax was entered and $80 was taken. For Supervisor— Fifth District, Peter Matthieson = OF YOU BET d ‘lot would do well by calling on from the till. The rob “. cots to the ‘tballding career a . back . Brown & Morgan, Real Estate Agents window. F.M. Ackerman is the night The property is situated on Spring agentat that place and had goLe home street and will be sold for $450. A between the arrival of trains. When. #00d tenant now occuyies the premF ® M. Ruther for d he returned at 12 o’clock he discov. . '8®*i = ered the robbery. i He suspects two Grass Valley men irri pets shrsh who were hanging around the place Fibe lassie of'¢ Fave te Co. when he went home, and had disappearek ed when he returned, Any one desiring to purchase a house Republican County Convention. : Of Truckee, is hereby announced as a candidave for the nomination of Assemblyman from Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican pe County Convention. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. ©O0000000000000000 4 4 . Best impersonation of McKinley: or Bryan will receive $10, donated by Courthouse boys. oe $5 Stadent’s Lamp for best impersonation of. Mark Hanna, from Geo. B. Turner. ‘ ‘ Doors open at 7 o’clock. Grand March begins at 9 o’clock sharp. Train leaves Grass Valley at 8 :00. Costumes at Crawford’s Qeeosoeoooeoee0eg 9 $2.50 $2.50 ¢ a QOOOE 8 Ready Made Fine Wool Outside Skirts, $2.50 each. At MAHER’S Ladies, this day we place in our. windows 8 Ladies’ Dress Skirts—all we have left. OLD PRICE, $5, $5.50 and $6, SALE PRICE TODAY, $2.50 Don’t wait a minute——if they last long it: is funny, — Respectfully, MAKER & GO. 8 Dress Skirts Ready to Wear, $2.50. MAHBR'’S. CE (4) . 4 S © Cr) ©QOOOOOEEOOOHOOOOOOOO 6 © © © 8 © © © > © Sheriff Kinne of Placer vounty came ; 7% pre Are Paegered up to Colfax from Auburn and is in. £° take orders Yor connecting sewers vestigating the case. _ Anyone desiring work done immediate. oo cash ly should see John S. Gregory. tf. PAID UP THE SHORTAGE, Nene Radvess ak comoumeations to * + The Cah Phaee, San feancaseo,Cad Qs) ROS . Diamonds at cost at Golden's. Now 8 your chance fora bargain. . ~ It Bx-Marshal Lebr. of Grass Valley Pays Back His Bondsmen. It will, be remembered by most of The Superior Steel. Range. found to be about $1600 short in his acpli, counts with the city. As he had no to pay about $1200. Mr. Lehr was not Valley, an uncle of Lehr, received a : $38 50. been forced to pay out on his account. : Frauk Lehr, who was at that time Marshal of the city of Grass Valley, was property of much value he was compelled to resign and his bondsmen had PRIC . pro:ecuted but moved to Sacrameu’ o ize to live. Today Henry Fuchs of Gr :ss Family Size check from the later with which to P y the bondemen the money they had This act of Mr. Lehr is indeed com is Sd 5 cal moendable, : Will Bring Him Back. Deputy Sheriff Pascoe today went to Rocklin to bring Jas. Aguews t» this city. Agnews is accused of having stolen a watch a short time ago from % Joe Snyder, who lives on Deer ae for either WOOD OR COAL. last fifteen years. “ LEGG Sasainatabeeenunaneimentanienacemermmmtsanmeton en Wants locreased Salary. At the next meeting of the Trustees City Clerk Sidney. Peard will ask for an__ipncrease —of salary as clerk of the The body is made of one piece of cold rolled steel, and all parts are exceptionally Strong and urable. used between the body and linings of Range. © SHAW Co. NEVADA CITY, CAL. PRICE . Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors, 45 coamseu sive. £ —THE MAN WHO WRITES. wm ‘This advertisement is sweltering Rp with the heat, and if he had the time would go forthwith to FOLEY’S and get a plate of his famous Cream—on second thought he might take an Ice Cream Soda instead, because of s its superior thirst-satisf ying mie qualities. In either case he big ice eotmg the ; C best in town. La rge’ Size] $45.00: ee Bas °c Asbestos is Can be used . Fire backs guarantee d Board, from $20: per month to $40. Several months ago the Transoripr stated: that the ealary for performing the duties of this office was inadequate for the duties which were required of that officer. This was at the time when Mr. Oarr was clerk. The bulk of the work of the Board of Trustees is performed by the clerk, and no good reason can be assigned why he should not be fairly Compensated for doing it, There is more lator attached to this office than outsiders have any idea of. THIS WEEK SOARD’S EzYTET Dangerously Ii. Wm. Enderlein is very ill and his life is despaired of. Hig niece, Mrs. Sorift of San Francisco, will arrive here this this evening to be at his bedside, ‘ Fred Senner was taken suddenly and dengerously ill last evening, and his condition is now precarious, iss cra DIED. of Sa At Nevada City, A 3 oy Elizabeth May. ‘wife at meee at®-. where he will be Sr., a native of Devonsh ,. vision. paged 56 years, 5 monthe and days. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral from the fumilg gives very good satisfaction, i . M. E. Church at 2 o'clock. SUCCESSORS TO F.0 LunasR. Pike’s Peak Mineral Water, per case, : Presro Port Wine, pure and aged, $1.00'a Gal Cub Sherry, 8+ . Imported Olive Oil, pure, vet ea at! Hing Sweet. ickles in Balk : * SWISS AND LIMBURGER CHEESE. Orders given careful attenti : part of the city. Family trade colts ret eae THE EYE, _ Ie the moat delicate and complex organ of the .body, ana should have careW. A. MEYER, representing F. C. Chinn, the Optician. cramento, will make his second professional visit here A ugust 23rd, 24th and 25th, having his office at our store prepared’ to correct defective or impaired Mr. Meyer has the latest methods for testing the eye, and starens. agi wow a ti. A & H.W. HARTUNG, BrotdSt, above Pine ar ee AT KINKEAD’S? pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash BEDROOM: SETs. For the quality of the articles Francisco and Sacramento prices. KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. itisisisititinieeiniantoe TT the prices are lower than San (50 quart bottles) (Regular price $1.50 a Gal.) $1.60 a Gal (Eisen Vineyard Co., Fresno.) Bbc a Gal ephone No. 171, Nevada City. Heing Chow Chow. cae Heinz’s Beans in Cans HIRE’S. ROOT BEER Just Arrived. Heinz Sour Pickles it Bok Heinz Chutney baa Heinz Mustard Heinz Preserved Raspberries . 8 o Telephone Wen o _P.G. . Commercial Street,: SCADDEN GRAND MASI’ BALL! Wednesday, August 22d. . é reece Beautiful Rugs . 4 F namés of them. While you are there just look at the : ; 4 Fs 4 . THE 2 ie & PER Dally Chro! CO. M. Hu cisco. Mies Ne visiting het The your is dangerot Mrs, Bell returned to Ruiz de I trip to the J. W. Bee in this city Miss Nev: mento to vi J. ©; Rick after a spell Gus Fran ton Ridge a R. O. Mod was ae Visito Fred W. } ture this mo Miss Mau iting relativ: J.D. Tay! Loring of At Miss May ing friends i Mrs. Jikbe yesterday fr Miss May lusa to visit Miss Edn here on 8 Vik Howell. Col, J. G. and Lock Oc evening. Miss Hier< mering at 8 yesterday. Mrs. Athe Bond return iit at San Fr Miss Em {Hill is visitir Williams of . Earl Oleve. ‘Verdi, Nev., «Oamptonvill .Joseph Hu eof Cherokee, Miller as nig Hotel. ©. F. McOs ttractor arriv companied . Francisco. W. F. Olu who have bes ing business last evening. Mrs. Lizzie Miss Jennett nieville and . San Frances Joseph Ing Bernardino, \ ing his frienc on his way E Mr. and . sMichigan Bhi -with Mrs. 0 metts accomy W. J. Orge /Alleghany wi umijl on the € iis now runni Mrs: John Addie Grisse Boyd, left t cisco, where future. Emery Oz Wells Farg¢ evening and erra county with the cou B T. Vivi the Murchie in town y' or seven que in his mine} Directory © On the fil ‘TRANSORIPT . the public It contains ent grades, names of ¢ their addre reading to1 «STATE OF OQ} Luc (Frank J. jis senior pa ‘Oneney & ¢ City of Te aforesaid, a the sum o LARS for TARRH that of Hatw’s ¢ Sworn to in my pres cember, A. Hall’s O _, ally, and and muco ‘Send for t iat eG \ “gold b: Hall’s Bids For Bids fo ance drin received ¢ Bids clos tf ’ Paying

SOCIE Moots at tHURSDAY jo V. Suvi Milo Le Mee AtP visiting Bi tend. W. O@ni Nevada C Me very We" CHARLES Mistletoe Me very 2d an +KO. A. G Hydraulic . i] very T aD. J. MC Laurel nd Second a Ms. BELL eapereres ements ———— Aivada C waite i Ti Trains wi on and aft lows. LE. 5:20 A. ramento at Stockton a ‘ A,X ° tra: 8:45 trai Rocklin, S and Vakla: 4:15 p. m. £2235 F Sau rranc Overland I 10:00 A. M, 5:15 Pe. mento at 4 and W LEAVING 10:00 P. ' Arrivin; 8:15 A. ARB 9:35 A. 1:05 P. 5:00 P. cisco at 8: leaving =a1 9:40 P. 4:50 P.M.a Ge Cc. P, LOU F Pensia an ludian Cc 6G" ITED obtaing examinatior and desigus Rejected ¢ conducted i If you ha: te raph rief descri ead we wil If you are ir are infringe fringement Hable opinic Nation Unior . uM Henry The finest ty of them ues dav Odd Felk SAN . If the dec GANIZATI @ secretary by family of 8: GEORGE tf Livery ROBER Best of customers Foot of Telepho C. I All Kind . Started up again Monday night. The kinds of sewer work at the very lowest ~ sereen doors and windows. Towrs Bros. Oo. 2 TE TRANSCRIPT. bs aed Every Rrening, Sundays Excepted, aT BSVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, 6 BROWN & CALEING IEEMS OF SUBSCRITTION : By tail, ° « By varrier, 5Delivered to any part «f the city. $6 Per Year 12 1-2c Per Week OM fB PHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX E “Aa Elopement. Satis, Angust 21.—The flight of a . youngmarried. woman from Pacific Grove with a veteran of the Spanish war has shocked society to its center. For some months past Michael Hinkle, ; of a well known Monterey creek family, mi and during the Spanish trouble a mem; 4 _. ber of Company M, Eighth California, has been frequently observed in comBB] . pany with the wife of F. J. Fiese, con tractot, of Pacific Grove. About ten WEDNESDay.. .August 22, 1900 “BRIEFLY STATBD, Items That Should Interest Everybody— Something New Every Day. Attend the masquerade tonight. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Have you registered? not? If not, why Penetrate to American Troops First in Pekin-= list to China service, and left for San days ago Hinkle bade his relatives good-bye, ‘said he was going to re-enFrancisco, Thursday. Mrs. Fiese received a letter which agitated her, and she began quarreling with her husband. Satardsy, morning. she suddenly left home and when her husband returned Palace Gates. Capt. Reilly of Fi Wednesday, August 15th. * . he found a note saying she had left bim 1 ry M for a younger man and he need not fth Artille Killed look for her, as they were going East. Fiese is helpless from the effects of a kick on the head by a horse three years For picnic delicacies go to UO, E, Mul. SPECIAL To THE DAILY TRANSORIPT.] Joy's tf punish Panoche fresh every day at ¥Holey’s. tf P.g’s teet—two cans for 25 cents at Yack-on's. ml-tf Grandfather’s Mush, 8 packages for & centsat Wolf's. tf If you want a good shine go around to Gallaghér’s stand. Miller’s Skin Ointment will cure Poisou Oak. Vinton seils it. tf Oall on Ed Scomidt when you want apy bing in the tobacco line. tf Cheese Waferettes, a delicious’ new wafer. At Geo. O. Gaylord & Son’s. Antique onk curtain poles and fixures for 25 cents at Snell & Fleming’s. For cold storage meats go to Grisse! ros’ and you are sure to get the best. Don’t forget to register. Better at@:.d@ to it today instead of putting it tf. jellies and Preservies, 2 Jars for 25 cents, tf Van Camp’s beets. Ready for table h cans for 20 cents at A. B. Wolf's, acu Grocer. tf A’ W H. Andrews’ store on Broad ~treet wili be found the finest of early rautord peaches. tf &.” What is*H. B"? The whis» 'nout a beadache. At. Tom’s >"Oud street je5 Bees sorsopen a! 7_ o’elock tonight . . a pia form masquerade ball and (be grsud march commences at 9, Hiram Shearer, the new Nightwatchman, weut on duty last sight, and me. with much encouragement in his first night’s rounds. Autifermentine is a splendid article for preserving fruits. Paraffin is now used extensively for sealing jelly xlasees aud fruit jars. Vinton sells it. The public schools at North Bloomteld will reopen on the 27th inst. with wiss Lizzie Nuffziger and Miss Iva oper, both of this city, as teachers, a “Tbe Grotto” at all times, you car -et the tinest of liquors, wines, ales. cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is all ye who never sampled their goods.tf Peruviau Bark and Port Wine is t good mediciue for malaria. A great Mavy people take it. Vinton has it prepared and sells it for 50 cts a pnt. t1 Robert Latta is adding a new room to the upstairs part of bis building on Broad street. wi Another Dog Poisoned. A pet dog belonging to W. H. Dan. jap is the latest victim of the dog-puisoner. It is peculiar that every feu months dogs are nnisoned by the dozen in this o ty ye: it can not be:s ‘ertained who it is that commits such mean acts. If one could only be caught and made an example of it would beagreat bless ing. ; _Injurea at he Cadmus. Yesterday afternoon. while: working ou the hanging wall at the Cadmus mine, u piece fell away and caught Len Foo’e on the right thumb, cutting that member off. ee Additional Delegates. cee ESS J.J. Hanley, Secretary of the Republican County Central Committee, has received the names of the following additional delegates who were elected at the primary election last Saturday : Cottage Hill—C. A. Sammons. Washivgton—Geo.'E. Cloud. Anthony House—Chas. Schwartz. Several precincts are yet to be beard from. Started Up Again. The works of the Bay Counties Power Company at Colgate, which were damaged by a blast which burst the water pipe furnishing the dynamos with power, and flooded the power house below it on the steep hillside, machinery worked satisfactorily. The company’s loss -in revenue and making repairs is estimated. at about $15,000. Cut His Face. Th's afternoon a youngson of L. C tar-ood fell while Playing on a pile of rocks and cut a deep gash over his lefteye. It required five stitches to sew it up. — mame Sewer Work. R J. Tremaine is prepared to do al) —Im Shoo Fly Beautiful paint stains, varnishes’ -{'og at .8 o’clock -was on the platform ‘;oear the Union Hotei, watching the were fighting the Chinese out rial city., day previous to sending cable. and five Americans Lonpon, August 22—Admiral Bruce cables the British ia about 80 years old and not st all} Admiralty from Taku on August r2th that the allied troops . PrePosessing. Hinkle is about 18 WASHINGTON, August 22d—Admiral Remey cables the ee Navy Department from Pekin under date of August 16th that the troops have been cleared from all except the Impe-. // ae alting fi lover family afThe American troops entered the Imperial City first’ aud ice Géteund vwoce Gog ke penetrated as far as the palace gates. Capt. Reilly of the Fifth Artillery, was killed on Wednes-. meu battled at twenty paces with WinSunday morning the Sixth Cavalry, with four hundred English and Japanese troops dispersed one thousand boxers : : eight miles from Tien Tsein. One hundred Chinese killed members of the Excelsior Whist Club Worf carries a full line of high grade , . . at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0. P wounded. General Chaffee lost six : ae killed and thirty wounded in two day’s fighting. 8go, and has been in a private sanitarjam. His wife in her flight deserted four children, aged from 4 to 12. She years old and has no occupation. Both families have excellent connections all side of Tien Tsin yesterday. IL ) Four Handed Duel. Forr Worms, Tex., August 21—In a four-handed duel in Polk County, refairs, Gabeand Cicero Copeland were instantly killed, and John and Charles Baker probably fatally wounded. The . chesters, 2er ., Whist Club Entertained, Hon. E. M. Preston entertained the INSANITY CHARGE, H, B, Dikeman Formerly of Rongh and Ready Taken to a Hospital. H. E. Dikeman, a son of 8S. H. Dikeman, a well known resident of Berkeley was taken to the receiving hospital at Berkeley yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Striker and Deputy Sheriff Taylor to be examined on a charge of insanity preferred by H. Waldo Dikeman, his brother. It was feared that the man would cause some trouble and so two deputy sheriffs were sent for him. However he made no resistance, According to the statement of the man’s brother, he has been gradually becoming insane during the last six years. He is a graduate of the U. C., class of ’85, and was connected with the physical laboratory under Professor John Le Conte until ’88. Of late according to his: brother, Dikeman has become possessed of delusions. His mental trouble is regarded as partially hereditary aud ‘partiy due to overstudy,; He’ was also when a boy struck a severe blow on the head with a baseball bat. The Dikeman family were formerly residents of Rough and Ready, this county, ‘and removed to Berkeley a few years ago. Moore.. Nevada City Grass Vailey PHOTOGRAPHS ®» » THAT PLEASE — I frame all kinds of pictures with artistic judgment. Loughridge on Sacramento street: The evening was devoted to consolation . POLITICAL. whist at, which the first prizes were DEATHS DURING THE NIGHT. Two Old Residents Succumb to the Inevitable After Long Illness. At about 10 o’clock last night, Mrs. . died at her home on Piety Hill after an illness of .about four years. She came to Gold Flat in the ’80’s and resided there until about four years ago, when she moved to Piety Hill, where she has since made her home. ‘The deceased was a lady who was much esteemed and beloved by all her acquaintances, Her many friends will sympathize. with the husband in this o'8 great bereavement. Mrs. May was a native of Devonshire, England, and aged 56 years, 5 months and 16 days. The funeral services will be held at the M. E. Church tomorrow (Tharsday) afternoon at 2 o’clock. This morning at 2:30 o’clock George H. Allen departed this life at his home oo Main street. Mr. Allen has been a sufferer for about two years with muiners’ consumption, and while his death was not wholly unexpecied, the end Game quite sudden, town all day yesterday, and last evenug-of-war team ‘practice. Early this morning he was taken with a sudden ~pell of coughing while in bed, which caused a hemorrhage, and he lived but ten minutés, He was a man well liked by those with whom he associated. He lived here for a number of years and was re. garded as a good citizen. He leaves a wife, two sons, Henry and Robert’ Allen, and one daughter, Miss Julia Allen; also three’ stepsone, Jobn, Edward and Gomer Hopkins, and a stepdaughter, Miss Maggie Hopkins. The ‘funeral will take place on Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock «from Pythian Oastle, and will be under the auSpices of the Foresters of America and Knights of Sherwood Forest. Rev. John Tamblyn, with whom Mr Allen worked for a number of years will conduct the religious services. Personal Mentions. E. J. Ishan is here from San Francisco, C. A. Brendlin came over from Colgate last evening. 8. M. Smith of San Francisco arrived here last evening, Miss Rachel Hughes left this morning for San Francisco to visit friends: Geo. M. Hughes left this morning for a visit to San Francisco, i W. H. Roberts of San Francisco arrived here this morning. A E. W. Spencer of San Franciscco arrived here this afternoon. ; B. F. Smith and D. H. Dam came up from Wheatland last evening. : Sheriff D. B. Getchell left this morning for a trip to San Francisco. Mrs. L. Wilhelm and daughter left

this morning fora visit tu friends at San Francisco, A. R. Plunkett, who has been here ona visit to his brother, W. D, Plunkett left this morning for Santa Ulara, _G.W. Ostrom and W. M. Ostrom Alizabeth May, wife of Frank.May. SE. ph: He was around . came up from Marysville last evening and left this morning for North Bloomfield. , . H. Lewis, stage inspector, arrived here last evening and left this morning for Sierra City to inspect the route. : 4 Charles Whittaker and wife returned this morning to Maybert. Mr, Whittuker bas been here for the benefit of health, and in a few days he will retarn here and go-to Lane’s Hospi: a) for treatment ’ won by Miss Beatrice Kidder and Hon. . M. Walling; the second prizes by Mrs, H. Legg and George Blakeslee. BURGLARY AT COLFAX Before the guests departed for their Wolls Fargo d Co.'s Office Robbed of homes nice refreshments were served. $80—Two Grass Yalleyans Suspected, ve * Is hereby announced as a candidate for Between 11 and 12 o’olock last night . Ouse and Lot For Sale at a Bargain. . < (ore oy ant the. Fifth . Supervisoral ‘. District—subject to the decision of the bed 3 —_ Wells; Fargo« & “Go's ‘ “express “i ‘office PILE REI A REMOTES WER SBCE rreaecqan tem an © REI at Colfax was entered and $80 was taken. For Supervisor— Fifth District, Peter Matthieson = OF YOU BET d ‘lot would do well by calling on from the till. The rob “. cots to the ‘tballding career a . back . Brown & Morgan, Real Estate Agents window. F.M. Ackerman is the night The property is situated on Spring agentat that place and had goLe home street and will be sold for $450. A between the arrival of trains. When. #00d tenant now occuyies the premF ® M. Ruther for d he returned at 12 o’clock he discov. . '8®*i = ered the robbery. i He suspects two Grass Valley men irri pets shrsh who were hanging around the place Fibe lassie of'¢ Fave te Co. when he went home, and had disappearek ed when he returned, Any one desiring to purchase a house Republican County Convention. : Of Truckee, is hereby announced as a candidave for the nomination of Assemblyman from Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican pe County Convention. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. ©O0000000000000000 4 4 . Best impersonation of McKinley: or Bryan will receive $10, donated by Courthouse boys. oe $5 Stadent’s Lamp for best impersonation of. Mark Hanna, from Geo. B. Turner. ‘ ‘ Doors open at 7 o’clock. Grand March begins at 9 o’clock sharp. Train leaves Grass Valley at 8 :00. Costumes at Crawford’s Qeeosoeoooeoee0eg 9 $2.50 $2.50 ¢ a QOOOE 8 Ready Made Fine Wool Outside Skirts, $2.50 each. At MAHER’S Ladies, this day we place in our. windows 8 Ladies’ Dress Skirts—all we have left. OLD PRICE, $5, $5.50 and $6, SALE PRICE TODAY, $2.50 Don’t wait a minute——if they last long it: is funny, — Respectfully, MAKER & GO. 8 Dress Skirts Ready to Wear, $2.50. MAHBR'’S. CE (4) . 4 S © Cr) ©QOOOOOEEOOOHOOOOOOOO 6 © © © 8 © © © > © Sheriff Kinne of Placer vounty came ; 7% pre Are Paegered up to Colfax from Auburn and is in. £° take orders Yor connecting sewers vestigating the case. _ Anyone desiring work done immediate. oo cash ly should see John S. Gregory. tf. PAID UP THE SHORTAGE, Nene Radvess ak comoumeations to * + The Cah Phaee, San feancaseo,Cad Qs) ROS . Diamonds at cost at Golden's. Now 8 your chance fora bargain. . ~ It Bx-Marshal Lebr. of Grass Valley Pays Back His Bondsmen. It will, be remembered by most of The Superior Steel. Range. found to be about $1600 short in his acpli, counts with the city. As he had no to pay about $1200. Mr. Lehr was not Valley, an uncle of Lehr, received a : $38 50. been forced to pay out on his account. : Frauk Lehr, who was at that time Marshal of the city of Grass Valley, was property of much value he was compelled to resign and his bondsmen had PRIC . pro:ecuted but moved to Sacrameu’ o ize to live. Today Henry Fuchs of Gr :ss Family Size check from the later with which to P y the bondemen the money they had This act of Mr. Lehr is indeed com is Sd 5 cal moendable, : Will Bring Him Back. Deputy Sheriff Pascoe today went to Rocklin to bring Jas. Aguews t» this city. Agnews is accused of having stolen a watch a short time ago from % Joe Snyder, who lives on Deer ae for either WOOD OR COAL. last fifteen years. “ LEGG Sasainatabeeenunaneimentanienacemermmmtsanmeton en Wants locreased Salary. At the next meeting of the Trustees City Clerk Sidney. Peard will ask for an__ipncrease —of salary as clerk of the The body is made of one piece of cold rolled steel, and all parts are exceptionally Strong and urable. used between the body and linings of Range. © SHAW Co. NEVADA CITY, CAL. PRICE . Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors, 45 coamseu sive. £ —THE MAN WHO WRITES. wm ‘This advertisement is sweltering Rp with the heat, and if he had the time would go forthwith to FOLEY’S and get a plate of his famous Cream—on second thought he might take an Ice Cream Soda instead, because of s its superior thirst-satisf ying mie qualities. In either case he big ice eotmg the ; C best in town. La rge’ Size] $45.00: ee Bas °c Asbestos is Can be used . Fire backs guarantee d Board, from $20: per month to $40. Several months ago the Transoripr stated: that the ealary for performing the duties of this office was inadequate for the duties which were required of that officer. This was at the time when Mr. Oarr was clerk. The bulk of the work of the Board of Trustees is performed by the clerk, and no good reason can be assigned why he should not be fairly Compensated for doing it, There is more lator attached to this office than outsiders have any idea of. THIS WEEK SOARD’S EzYTET Dangerously Ii. Wm. Enderlein is very ill and his life is despaired of. Hig niece, Mrs. Sorift of San Francisco, will arrive here this this evening to be at his bedside, ‘ Fred Senner was taken suddenly and dengerously ill last evening, and his condition is now precarious, iss cra DIED. of Sa At Nevada City, A 3 oy Elizabeth May. ‘wife at meee at®-. where he will be Sr., a native of Devonsh ,. vision. paged 56 years, 5 monthe and days. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral from the fumilg gives very good satisfaction, i . M. E. Church at 2 o'clock. SUCCESSORS TO F.0 LunasR. Pike’s Peak Mineral Water, per case, : Presro Port Wine, pure and aged, $1.00'a Gal Cub Sherry, 8+ . Imported Olive Oil, pure, vet ea at! Hing Sweet. ickles in Balk : * SWISS AND LIMBURGER CHEESE. Orders given careful attenti : part of the city. Family trade colts ret eae THE EYE, _ Ie the moat delicate and complex organ of the .body, ana should have careW. A. MEYER, representing F. C. Chinn, the Optician. cramento, will make his second professional visit here A ugust 23rd, 24th and 25th, having his office at our store prepared’ to correct defective or impaired Mr. Meyer has the latest methods for testing the eye, and starens. agi wow a ti. A & H.W. HARTUNG, BrotdSt, above Pine ar ee AT KINKEAD’S? pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash BEDROOM: SETs. For the quality of the articles Francisco and Sacramento prices. KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. itisisisititinieeiniantoe TT the prices are lower than San (50 quart bottles) (Regular price $1.50 a Gal.) $1.60 a Gal (Eisen Vineyard Co., Fresno.) Bbc a Gal ephone No. 171, Nevada City. Heing Chow Chow. cae Heinz’s Beans in Cans HIRE’S. ROOT BEER Just Arrived. Heinz Sour Pickles it Bok Heinz Chutney baa Heinz Mustard Heinz Preserved Raspberries . 8 o Telephone Wen o _P.G. . Commercial Street,: SCADDEN GRAND MASI’ BALL! Wednesday, August 22d. . é reece Beautiful Rugs . 4 F namés of them. While you are there just look at the : ; 4 Fs 4 . THE 2 ie & PER Dally Chro! CO. M. Hu cisco. Mies Ne visiting het The your is dangerot Mrs, Bell returned to Ruiz de I trip to the J. W. Bee in this city Miss Nev: mento to vi J. ©; Rick after a spell Gus Fran ton Ridge a R. O. Mod was ae Visito Fred W. } ture this mo Miss Mau iting relativ: J.D. Tay! Loring of At Miss May ing friends i Mrs. Jikbe yesterday fr Miss May lusa to visit Miss Edn here on 8 Vik Howell. Col, J. G. and Lock Oc evening. Miss Hier< mering at 8 yesterday. Mrs. Athe Bond return iit at San Fr Miss Em {Hill is visitir Williams of . Earl Oleve. ‘Verdi, Nev., «Oamptonvill .Joseph Hu eof Cherokee, Miller as nig Hotel. ©. F. McOs ttractor arriv companied . Francisco. W. F. Olu who have bes ing business last evening. Mrs. Lizzie Miss Jennett nieville and . San Frances Joseph Ing Bernardino, \ ing his frienc on his way E Mr. and . sMichigan Bhi -with Mrs. 0 metts accomy W. J. Orge /Alleghany wi umijl on the € iis now runni Mrs: John Addie Grisse Boyd, left t cisco, where future. Emery Oz Wells Farg¢ evening and erra county with the cou B T. Vivi the Murchie in town y' or seven que in his mine} Directory © On the fil ‘TRANSORIPT . the public It contains ent grades, names of ¢ their addre reading to1 «STATE OF OQ} Luc (Frank J. jis senior pa ‘Oneney & ¢ City of Te aforesaid, a the sum o LARS for TARRH that of Hatw’s ¢ Sworn to in my pres cember, A. Hall’s O _, ally, and and muco ‘Send for t iat eG \ “gold b: Hall’s Bids For Bids fo ance drin received ¢ Bids clos tf ’ Paying