August 25, 1898 (4 pages)

Leena ~-PTHE . TRANSCRIPT. aaa ee taamiamindadaal THURSDAY.. AUGUST 25, 1898. ae blished ever evenii except Seaaaye and Eeeal Hotlaya by BROWN & CALKINS. N. Ps BROWN. L, . CALKING, NEXT WEEKS RACES. They Fremise to be the Best Ever Seen at Clenbrook. . At their weekly meeting yesterday “afternoon the Jockey Clab awarded . privileges as follows for next week's races: Bar;-Maitland & Co.; lunch]. counter, Frank Mainhart; hay and feed, E. 8. Mainhart; pool selling, Harry Daniels; peanuts, Joe Cohn. Col. J. BE. Stearns, E. J. Rector, Henry Lana, W. G. Rich sds, George Fietcher and George Mainhart were appointed ab executive committee. ; A telephone is to be put in at the track. * ; On Saturday night of next week a bal-will be given at the Park, and special trains will be ran from this city and Grass Valley for the accommodation of all who wish to attend. Secretary Giffia says everything indivates that the races will be the most interesting ever seen at the Park. The speed program is about filled, and there will be a number of special events not heretofore announced, The purses are liberal, and the management will be square in every respect. Horses are arriving at the Park dail y from below, and among them are some of the fastest trotters and runners on the coast. Itis a foregone conclusion that the races this season will: ba the fastest ever ssen hers, as a number of large special purses are to be hung up for these events and thay wiil bs warmly contested for. zy Toe Association will have another meeting next Sanlay. George Fletcher of the Narrow Gauge . . Railroad says that six carloads of horses are coming tomorrow and _ that by Tuesday the stables will be full. There will be no bookmaking at the race track this year. Regular pools will be sold each day. All persons present at the park on Saturday afternoon will be entitled to free admission to the social dance to be given there Saturday night. —_—————_—++ -—_—__—-—-— The New Principal. Tast night the City ] Board of Edaca-; . tion accepted the resignation as high school principal: of. Prof. Frank H. *” A SIERRA COUNTY GIRL ot ae. [Ethel Greenbank of . Alleghany! Blows Out Her Brains In a Sacramento Hotel. J The Republican Convention Ends Its Labors and Adjourns This Noon. Special to the Daily Transcript. dispersing to their homes. inated : . Governor—Henry T. Gage, Secretary-of State—Charles Controller—E. P. Colgan Rosa eeed a5. Treasurer—Truman Reeves Clerk of Supreme Court—G Fresno. mento. Equalization ‘from this district. ™ ‘ Hyatt who goes to Pomona-to take the superintendency of the schools there. The Convention Completes Its Work. SACRAMENTO, August 25.—At 12:30 Pp ™today the State Republican Convention adjourned and the members are now The following is the ticket 1om-. Los Angeles. Lientenant-Governor—Jacob H. Neff, Colfax. Justices Supreme Court—T. B. McFarland, San Francisco; W: C. Van Fleet, Sacramento, F. Curry, San Francisco. (present’ incumbent), Santa , San Bernardino. 2 Attorney-General—Tirey L. Ford, San Francisco, eorge W. Root, San Francisco. Surveyor-General—M. J. Wright, Visalia. = *. Superintendent of Public Instruction—Thomas J. Kirk, Superintendent of State Printing—A. J. Johnston, SacraAlex. Brown of Calaveras was nominated for the Board. of An Alleghany Girt Kills Herself. SACRAMENTO, August 25—Last night a beautiful girl with a wealth of golden hair, supposed tobe Miss Ethel Greenbank from Alleghany, Sierra county, blew her brains out at the Prof. Eugene H. Barker, some time ago William Tell hotel on J street between 8th and oth. On the le a andl bs As OM, BERHA 1 From Its Loss, Last evening’s Oakland Enquirer says: Oolonel Park Henshaw of the Eighth Regiment has been quite ill for the past two or three days and has not been seen outside of his tent. It is ‘now said :that the commander has passed throngh an experience that has not only weakened him terribly but nearly cost him his-life. Ovlonel Henshaw is subject to vertigo and has beet bled from. time to time during the past few years. He complained of dizziness a few days agoand requested Dr. Yost to relieve his condition. Dr. Yost was very loth to do so, but finally consented and performed the operation. a When enough blood had been removed Surgeon Yost concluded to take no more bat Colonel Henshaw insisted on bis continuing, and mach against his more experienced judgment, Dr. Yost did so. : Suddenly Oolonel Henshaw gave signs of great weakness and fainted. Then followed a few hours of great anxiety for Dr. Yost, who feared for the worst. Colonel Henshaw finally rallied, however, and is now rapidly gaining strength. : 2@e-> ‘Evans Family Grateful. The following card of thanks, forward from this city, was published in. last evening’s Oakland Tribune by the parents of Charles Evans, a soldier who was fatally injured while bathing at Camp Barrett, and was taken to the County Hospital for treatment : We tender our sincere thanks to-Drs. Clark and Lily of the Alameda Iofirmary for their untiring faithfulness and isindneas, and also to the Board of Supervisors and the ladies of the Red Cross for all their kind attention during the sickness and after the death of our son Charles. Mr. anp Mrs. James Evans. Fast Trotters Coming. The Jockey Club officers have received. word from horsemen below that some of the fastest borses in the State will be at Glenbrook Park next week. In view of this fact it is probable that a change will be made in the class of some of the contests, in order to give the 2:10, 2:12 and 2:14 flyers a chance to . GRASS VALLEY NEWS. ‘Ansisted on Betug Bled and Nearly. Died {A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told » A number of coyotes have been seer h DYNAMITE. CAP. McGlashan Family. The following items are from yesterday’s Truckee Republican: recently near town. They exhibit + remarkable degree of tameness. ‘The railroad company has erected # rock crushing plant at TT Bend to crush rock for road allust in tke snowsheds. The arrangement i quite Over The Telephone. . Frank Kent, who has been teaching in Glenn county, has secured a school near Modesto. Herbert Cragg of the Tea Store here writes from San Francisco that he: is getting well. He hae not been <iangerously ‘sick. Water Collector Carroll went to San Francisco today. : : Miss Nellie Cassidy left today for San Jose to attend the Normal School. Her mother and sister accompanied her. oy : of Rough and Réady, who died a few months ago at San Francisco, arrived here today and were taken to his former home for burial. _ TuE Imperial Chancellor of Germany, Prince Hohenlohe, is about to sell the last of his former enormous possessions in Russia. They were the property of the late princess and at her deathbed had to be sold in accordance with. the Russian law forbidding the holding of real property by aliens. “Wat weapon did Sampson use in. slaying the Philistines?” asked the Sunday school superintendent during the general exercises. “He—he didn’t use none,” sputtered a little red-headed urchin.on the back row of seats. “He didn’t get inter de scrap till dey was MTL POW aed ks No Odds and Ends. Our clearance sale is not made up of odds and ends, but upon oorstraight lines. You will find a saving of 25 per cent upon all goods. . Popular Clothing Store. For Saie. Planing Mill business consisting ‘of Machinery. Stock on hand about $150 Machinery run by electric power. Price ml0-tf ~~ Brown & Moraan, Real Estate Agents. * Only One Dollar. Men’s $2 Calf Shoes for $1, at. The Popular Olothing Store. j8-tf Nevada County ‘Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory. ean be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents, The remains of the late Elmer Black} Are, It started about ten days ago and 4+¢o-who should prevail, the fire or the J. Levy, The; : j8-tf J. Roven, ©.Maller, — « -. ©. Celloms, San Francisco _ + A.D. Lemair, . “ ©. Hunter, a DE Mrs, Sayers, Oklahoma . « J, Beckley, sche elected first assistant in the highschool, was promoted to the vacancy occasioned by Prof. Hyatt’s withdrawal, dresser was found a piece of paper on which was written: compete for the purses. Fine racing . Apply to F. E. BROWN, Transcript office. may be expected.and a new first assistant will be chosen soon. Prof. G. B. Finnegan will be reand directing the ninth grade studies. “Bate is more than cruel, that it did-not let me do. this. before. I might have died happy.” Another piece of paper tained in the position of second as-. bore the name of Mr. Misley of Loomis, Placer.county, who sistant, being the instructor in Latin. -_ y1:.6 Greenbank’s uncle. There was beside these a sealed . over, ordered the editor out, of his essy Prof. Barker, the new principal, gradaenvelope addressed ie Papa and M amma.” ated in 1893 from the State University at Berkeley. During his attendance . there he was assistant instructor of. Said she was Miss Johnson of Sacramento. physical culture and was for some time ing she came down stairs loo in full charge of the gymnasium. He is a specialist in the sciences and has not slept during the night. had marked success as an instructor in. thought he heard a pistol shot, but a nothing wroag and he thought he was: mistaken. This dead in her room, shot through mathematics, science and Latin at Tamalpais Military Academy, San Raazfael, for two and a half years. During} Morning the girl was found ‘Te young woman came to the hotel last Tuesday and . along fine.” Yesterday mornking badly as though she had. create a new order for ladies only in At 11:45 last night the landlord n investigation disclosed . press. There exists already an Order the past year he has been teaching at. the head with a pistol. The gas was burning. the University Academy in Alameda He has the best of recommendations from the State University faculty and. been in poor health for some time. He thinks she was posfrom the schools where he has taught. +. —-~+ e@e--—— Teachers and Their Pay. sibly crazy. —— The uncle says she was a well-meaning girl, but had. In some cases it is necessary to haul oe Troops Ordered Home From Porto Rico. The Nevada TRaNscRIPT says the school teachers in California must contheir fat salaries every month and ; 3 think of what is going on intheir sister . not needed for service. WasuIncToN, Aug. 25.—The War Department has order-. torial courtesy,” my son, It sounds gratulate themselves when they draw . 44 General Miles tosend home from Porto Rico all troops well, bat nobody knows what © means. State, Oregon. ‘The department of education has just issued a circular) which shows that the average monthly wages for male teachers there is $42 95. . and for females $32.75.--Alturas New Connecting the sons and daughters grow up in ignorance. Teachers pay much labor and. building. The Islands will soon be connected by-a complete money for their education and deserve . system of cables and the next move will be to lay a cable to]? some to me that lier weeds make good salaries for the hard work’ ofcommunicating their knowledge.—Cothe United States. lusa Sun. Recovered His Mine. + Judgment for the plaintiff was ren-. dered in the United States Cireuit. that C. P. Huntington was shot at his camp at Pine Knot in Court this week by Judge Beatty in ° the mining suit of Kolback vs. Hazard, the Adirondacks. brought to determine the ownership of @ mine im Plumas county. Hazard claimed the mine on the ground that Kolback had not done the necessary law, and seized the property in Janu-. out by him in the time specified by the Federal mining laws. : THe Vicrory rests with Americas Greatest Medicine, Hood’s Sarsaparillawhen it battles against any disease caused or promoted by impure or im-. porerished blood. ate. 0 Only One Dollar. ——s Coin Toe, patent tip, all sizes, for $1 ati y the Popular Clothing Store. jatt ley of Indiana. Sandwich Islands. San Francisco, August 25.—A steamer just in from Mra Honolulu brings advices that the commission to formulate a nephew of Commodore. Decatir, want . . Oregon ought to be ashamed of this} goverument for the Islands reached there on the 18th and . to the front with the rank of second situation and she deserves to have her! 14. met by President Dole and his cabinet at the executive . lieutenant from Portsmouth, N. H. hae Huntington Not Shot. ~ a ane . Unica, N. Y., Aug. 25 —There is no truth in the story. . cash Works Wonders.” Against McKinley and Hanna. CoLUMBUS, O., Aug.25.—John Sherman and Governor amount of work apon it as required by! Bushnell had a conference-yesterday, and this means an alliies ary’1896. Kolbeck proved that the re. 2Nce against McKinley and Hanna. Sherman will be t "1 Baas quired improvements had been carried anti-Hanna candidate for Governor and~Bushnell promises JAI ES CAIRNS, him the support of the State administration. ~_ es, Carter Has Ninety Votes Pledged. INDIANAPOLIS, August 25.—The Supreme Lodge, Knights ‘of Pythias, is still investigating the chargés of ex Hoop's Purg are the favorite family ‘against the officers, preferred by some répresentatives. It is}s cathartic. Easy to take, easy fo oper’ 1 nable however that the old officers will be re-elected and ise . dibel suits are threatened. Stanton L. Carter of California) & ie At _. has ninety votes pledged as Supreme Chancellor, but if he) spares. Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes or Lace cannot win he will throw his strength to Charles FE. Chive-. ix e travagance ou saeneeeees Ventura Independent:—W. Hi. Granger walked into the Independent office Monday morning, kicked the chairs one, and remarked, “It’s a girl, 9 pounds; mother and daughter getting Tue Emperor of Austria intends to commemoration of his jubilee and to associate it.in some way with the Emof Elizabeth-Theresa. From the Vacaville Reporter: The water supply in many districts of the valley and foothills is getting very low. the water used for family and stock purposes. Litrte Elmer—Pa, what does “Selah!” mean? Professor Broadhead— It is a good deal like the term “Senadied a few days ago at Cannes, was once employed by the Empress Eugenie to teach her how to pronounce French with a Parisian accent. Srernen Decatur the fourth,a grand “Tat pretty widow seems still to be in the flower of her youth.” “Yes, and her look stil! more blooming.” Harness: and Saddlery CHEAPER THAN EVER. os Broad st., opp. National Hote i . * . . . . . . « . . 5 . * . . * . * * . « . , . 8a sence Adpacves or nd. Stro; Avausr BrucHnt,-the philologist, who . dent and Health meociation in the United ‘. And-As Cheap As Pine. Ail modern houses finished — with. it THE BEST-OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILL HEALTH AND ae ACCIDENT Fidelity Mutual Aid Association an Francisco, Cal. : For Five Cents Per Day WILL PAY, according to the hazard of occu pation, from. $8.00 to: $25.00 a week, when unable to work through being hurt accidently. : Wit) PAY, if you are actidentally killed ILL PAY $10.00 a week, when you are sick and unable to work. ; : WILL PAY ILL P. 100.00 for funeral expenses, WILL PAY, She lose ‘a hand and foot or both 38.00 to $434.00. Abso}:te Protection to the members, ying $5.00 life membership fee and dues ‘of 50 per.month. . : ‘ oo LIFE INSURANCE. Also egg 3), preg of Life Insurance, pay: ing from $: to $5000 in case of death, $5°00 per $1000 per week for accident and sickness; also a 15 year paid up policy, payin: ieee at death or $1000 at end of % portend 10.00 per week for accident or sicknéss. IF INSURED, ‘ You cannot lose all your income when yo are sick or disabled by accident. The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association is Pre eminently the Lar, eciStates. : It has $6,000.00 cash deposits with the States of California and Bien, which, together with an je Reserve Fund and large assets, make its certificate an absolute guarantee of the solidity of its protection ta ite members. Reliable Agents Wanted, Write J. L.M: SHETTERLEY, Secretary and General M: i : San Francisco, Cal. AS BEAUTIFUL.AS MAHOGANY AND MINING ‘TIMBERS, Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 51. INSURANCE [. '* CRESO: } ation, gives the A Girl the Vietim Close Call For the] a novel 06, tsucLast Friday evening Katie Shaw, the little daughter of Mrs. Shaw, who has charge of the toll house on the Tahoe yoad, met with a painful accident. She was getting some nails out of a box and came across a giant powder cap. She did not know what it was and picked it witha nail. Thecap exploded and tore off the tip of her left. hand end of the second finger. o Boca, for the past two weeks, bas: been the scene of quite-a savage forest slowly made its way up stream until Jast Saturday. Quite a breeze springing up, it was fora time @ question as men turned out to extinguish it. A couple of hours’ heavy work put the fire to a point where it could do no damage in the immediate vicinity of Bota. Quite. an excitement was created about 8 o’clock Monday night by the alarm of fire. The fire laddies respoiided promptly, but happily their: assistance was not necessary. The fire started at the home of General ©. F, McGlashan. The children were studying about a table. and one of the smaller ones dropped a lead pencil iuto the chimney. In endeavoring to get it ont the lamp was overturned and fell upon the floor, starting quite ablaze. With rare presence of mind Earl picked up the lamp and threw it into the yard and* Mrs. McGlashan smothered the flames with a.rug. Thus was averted what might have been under other circumstances a disastrous conflagration. yy UNION:-:HOTEL, , flain Street, Nevada City. D. J. STEVENS, = Mawacrr eee C. D. Goodrich, Sacramento $6 : W. Becher, =“ Mrs. A. Harrigan, Redding W. Davis, Okland Geo. Stevens, Austin D. Randsdale, Butte City K. Arnold, “ 7. Litrell, Auburn F. E. Lee, Dayton VaxeCrezolene Whooping Cough, Crou _ Asthma, Catarrh, Colds, LENE being administered by inhalSafest and [ost Effectual Means pa Srestiinee brad an bencesia! Feline Its e ency in ugh a . wonderful. Its. antheeptic qualities toner lrivaluable In Contag.ous Diseases. THE — THURSDA Sn PBR A Dally Ch A. Blame Will Kio; ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. and badly lacerated the thumb and . : New : Vegetable, -—AND— AKE this method of informing tse people T that they have opened a : : First-Class.Storo in tha Transcript Block, Where they will keep constantly on hand tha best of : Vegetables, Fruits, Chickens, etc. Please give usc tt er 4, C. 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Charles K Campbell S; this city, ha mine in Pla ~ Mr: and N turned fron kept busy r of friends. Broad stree Marysvill -who has jus ‘mines, cam ‘Monday nif -Poingdestre -went to Nes vquartz mine Claim: A marrie ‘children wa _ jail last nig This mornoi and permit dren, her hi She claims giasses of w man on Co} ‘suspicion + jeast this w ofisers whe ing. Mar. ‘The Phel was the sce yesterday. Joseph E. . Rev. Fathe the bride’s: up with th dinner was bernardi, ¥ will reside The two cently tra; hanging al visit the t1 will not tc ing to real of their le bands hav sent up, 2 both of th Zo A letter who used -eity, stat ‘from a d nd is £ @urse oO Jeave befc qill pract Des by local reach the There is . and that dition of tachian ‘ flamed y im perfec «tirely c¢! <taken ot snormal . stroyed mre caus but an i cous su Wew for any _ tarrh) t Catarrt ¥.3.0) Bold tle. Hall’

Leena ~-PTHE . TRANSCRIPT. aaa ee taamiamindadaal THURSDAY... AUGUST 25, 1898. ae blished ever evenii except Seaaaye and Eeeal Hotlaya by BROWN & CALKINS. N. Ps BROWN. L, . CALKING, NEXT WEEKS RACES. They Fremise to be the Best Ever Seen at Clenbrook. . At their weekly meeting yesterday “afternoon the Jockey Clab awarded . privileges as follows for next week's races: Bar;-Maitland & Co.; lunch]. counter, Frank Mainhart; hay and feed, E. 8. Mainhart; pool selling, Harry Daniels; peanuts, Joe Cohn. Col. J. BE. Stearns, E. J. Rector, Henry Lana, W. G. Rich sds, George Fietcher and George Mainhart were appointed ab executive committee. ; A telephone is to be put in at the track. * ; On Saturday night of next week a bal-will be given at the Park, and special trains will be ran from this city and Grass Valley for the accommodation of all who wish to attend. Secretary Giffia says everything indivates that the races will be the most interesting ever seen at the Park. The speed program is about filled, and there will be a number of special events not heretofore announced, The purses are liberal, and the management will be square in every respect. Horses are arriving at the Park dail y from below, and among them are some of the fastest trotters and runners on the coast. Itis a foregone conclusion that the races this season will: ba the fastest ever ssen hers, as a number of large special purses are to be hung up for these events and thay wiil bs warmly contested for. zy Toe Association will have another meeting next Sanlay. George Fletcher of the Narrow Gauge . . Railroad says that six carloads of horses are coming tomorrow and _ that by Tuesday the stables will be full. There will be no bookmaking at the race track this year. Regular pools will be sold each day. All persons present at the park on Saturday afternoon will be entitled to free admission to the social dance to be given there Saturday night. —_—————_—++ -—_—__—-—-— The New Principal. Tast night the City ] Board of Edaca-; . tion accepted the resignation as high school principal: of. Prof. Frank H. *” A SIERRA COUNTY GIRL ot ae. [Ethel Greenbank of . Alleghany! Blows Out Her Brains In a Sacramento Hotel. J The Republican Convention Ends Its Labors and Adjourns This Noon. Special to the Daily Transcript. dispersing to their homes. inated : . Governor—Henry T. Gage, Secretary-of State—Charles Controller—E. P. Colgan Rosa eeed a5. Treasurer—Truman Reeves Clerk of Supreme Court—G Fresno. mento. Equalization ‘from this district. ™ ‘ Hyatt who goes to Pomona-to take the superintendency of the schools there. The Convention Completes Its Work. SACRAMENTO, August 25.—At 12:30 Pp ™today the State Republican Convention adjourned and the members are now The following is the ticket 1om-. Los Angeles. Lientenant-Governor—Jacob H. Neff, Colfax. Justices Supreme Court—T. B. McFarland, San Francisco; W: C. Van Fleet, Sacramento, F. Curry, San Francisco. (present’ incumbent), Santa , San Bernardino. 2 Attorney-General—Tirey L. Ford, San Francisco, eorge W. Root, San Francisco. Surveyor-General—M. J. Wright, Visalia. = *. Superintendent of Public Instruction—Thomas J. Kirk, Superintendent of State Printing—A. J. Johnston, SacraAlex. Brown of Calaveras was nominated for the Board. of An Alleghany Girt Kills Herself. SACRAMENTO, August 25—Last night a beautiful girl with a wealth of golden hair, supposed tobe Miss Ethel Greenbank from Alleghany, Sierra county, blew her brains out at the Prof. Eugene H. Barker, some time ago William Tell hotel on J street between 8th and oth. On the le a andl bs As OM, BERHA 1 From Its Loss, Last evening’s Oakland Enquirer says: Oolonel Park Henshaw of the Eighth Regiment has been quite ill for the past two or three days and has not been seen outside of his tent. It is ‘now said :that the commander has passed throngh an experience that has not only weakened him terribly but nearly cost him his-life. Ovlonel Henshaw is subject to vertigo and has beet bled from. time to time during the past few years. He complained of dizziness a few days agoand requested Dr. Yost to relieve his condition. Dr. Yost was very loth to do so, but finally consented and performed the operation. a When enough blood had been removed Surgeon Yost concluded to take no more bat Colonel Henshaw insisted on bis continuing, and mach against his more experienced judgment, Dr. Yost did so. : Suddenly Oolonel Henshaw gave signs of great weakness and fainted. Then followed a few hours of great anxiety for Dr. Yost, who feared for the worst. Colonel Henshaw finally rallied, however, and is now rapidly gaining strength. : 2@e-> ‘Evans Family Grateful. The following card of thanks, forward from this city, was published in. last evening’s Oakland Tribune by the parents of Charles Evans, a soldier who was fatally injured while bathing at Camp Barrett, and was taken to the County Hospital for treatment : We tender our sincere thanks to-Drs. Clark and Lily of the Alameda Iofirmary for their untiring faithfulness and isindneas, and also to the Board of Supervisors and the ladies of the Red Cross for all their kind attention during the sickness and after the death of our son Charles. Mr. anp Mrs. James Evans. Fast Trotters Coming. The Jockey Club officers have received. word from horsemen below that some of the fastest borses in the State will be at Glenbrook Park next week. In view of this fact it is probable that a change will be made in the class of some of the contests, in order to give the 2:10, 2:12 and 2:14 flyers a chance to . GRASS VALLEY NEWS. ‘Ansisted on Betug Bled and Nearly. Died {A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told » A number of coyotes have been seer h DYNAMITE. CAP. McGlashan Family. The following items are from yesterday’s Truckee Republican: recently near town. They exhibit + remarkable degree of tameness. ‘The railroad company has erected # rock crushing plant at TT Bend to crush rock for road allust in tke snowsheds. The arrangement i quite Over The Telephone. . Frank Kent, who has been teaching in Glenn county, has secured a school near Modesto. Herbert Cragg of the Tea Store here writes from San Francisco that he: is getting well. He hae not been <iangerously ‘sick. Water Collector Carroll went to San Francisco today. : : Miss Nellie Cassidy left today for San Jose to attend the Normal School. Her mother and sister accompanied her. oy : of Rough and Réady, who died a few months ago at San Francisco, arrived here today and were taken to his former home for burial. _ TuE Imperial Chancellor of Germany, Prince Hohenlohe, is about to sell the last of his former enormous possessions in Russia. They were the property of the late princess and at her deathbed had to be sold in accordance with. the Russian law forbidding the holding of real property by aliens. “Wat weapon did Sampson use in. slaying the Philistines?” asked the Sunday school superintendent during the general exercises. “He—he didn’t use none,” sputtered a little red-headed urchin.on the back row of seats. “He didn’t get inter de scrap till dey was MTL POW aed ks No Odds and Ends. Our clearance sale is not made up of odds and ends, but upon oorstraight lines. You will find a saving of 25 per cent upon all goods. . Popular Clothing Store. For Saie. Planing Mill business consisting ‘of Machinery. Stock on hand about $150 Machinery run by electric power. Price ml0-tf ~~ Brown & Moraan, Real Estate Agents. * Only One Dollar. Men’s $2 Calf Shoes for $1, at. The Popular Olothing Store. j8-tf Nevada County ‘Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory. ean be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents, The remains of the late Elmer Black} Are, It started about ten days ago and 4+¢o-who should prevail, the fire or the J. Levy, The; : j8-tf J. Roven, ©.Maller, — « -. ©. Celloms, San Francisco _ + A.D. Lemair, . “ ©. Hunter, a DE Mrs, Sayers, Oklahoma . « J, Beckley, sche elected first assistant in the highschool, was promoted to the vacancy occasioned by Prof. Hyatt’s withdrawal, dresser was found a piece of paper on which was written: compete for the purses. Fine racing . Apply to F. E. BROWN, Transcript office. may be expected.and a new first assistant will be chosen soon. Prof. G. B. Finnegan will be reand directing the ninth grade studies. “Bate is more than cruel, that it did-not let me do. this. before. I might have died happy.” Another piece of paper tained in the position of second as-. bore the name of Mr. Misley of Loomis, Placer.county, who sistant, being the instructor in Latin. -_ y1:.6 Greenbank’s uncle. There was beside these a sealed . over, ordered the editor out, of his essy Prof. Barker, the new principal, gradaenvelope addressed ie Papa and M amma.” ated in 1893 from the State University at Berkeley. During his attendance . there he was assistant instructor of. Said she was Miss Johnson of Sacramento. physical culture and was for some time ing she came down stairs loo in full charge of the gymnasium. He is a specialist in the sciences and has not slept during the night. had marked success as an instructor in. thought he heard a pistol shot, but a nothing wroag and he thought he was: mistaken. This dead in her room, shot through mathematics, science and Latin at Tamalpais Military Academy, San Raazfael, for two and a half years. During} Morning the girl was found ‘Te young woman came to the hotel last Tuesday and . along fine.” Yesterday mornking badly as though she had. create a new order for ladies only in At 11:45 last night the landlord n investigation disclosed . press. There exists already an Order the past year he has been teaching at. the head with a pistol. The gas was burning. the University Academy in Alameda He has the best of recommendations from the State University faculty and. been in poor health for some time. He thinks she was posfrom the schools where he has taught. +. —-~+ e@e--—— Teachers and Their Pay. sibly crazy. —— The uncle says she was a well-meaning girl, but had. In some cases it is necessary to haul oe Troops Ordered Home From Porto Rico. The Nevada TRaNscRIPT says the school teachers in California must contheir fat salaries every month and ; 3 think of what is going on intheir sister . not needed for service. WasuIncToN, Aug. 25.—The War Department has order-. torial courtesy,” my son, It sounds gratulate themselves when they draw . 44 General Miles tosend home from Porto Rico all troops well, bat nobody knows what © means. State, Oregon. ‘The department of education has just issued a circular) which shows that the average monthly wages for male teachers there is $42 95. . and for females $32.75.--Alturas New Connecting the sons and daughters grow up in ignorance. Teachers pay much labor and. building. The Islands will soon be connected by-a complete money for their education and deserve . system of cables and the next move will be to lay a cable to]? some to me that lier weeds make good salaries for the hard work’ ofcommunicating their knowledge.—Cothe United States. lusa Sun. Recovered His Mine. + Judgment for the plaintiff was ren-. dered in the United States Cireuit. that C. P. Huntington was shot at his camp at Pine Knot in Court this week by Judge Beatty in ° the mining suit of Kolback vs. Hazard, the Adirondacks. brought to determine the ownership of @ mine im Plumas county. Hazard claimed the mine on the ground that Kolback had not done the necessary law, and seized the property in Janu-. out by him in the time specified by the Federal mining laws. : THe Vicrory rests with Americas Greatest Medicine, Hood’s Sarsaparillawhen it battles against any disease caused or promoted by impure or im-. porerished blood. ate. 0 Only One Dollar. ——s Coin Toe, patent tip, all sizes, for $1 ati y the Popular Clothing Store. jatt ley of Indiana. Sandwich Islands. San Francisco, August 25.—A steamer just in from Mra Honolulu brings advices that the commission to formulate a nephew of Commodore. Decatir, want . . Oregon ought to be ashamed of this} goverument for the Islands reached there on the 18th and . to the front with the rank of second situation and she deserves to have her! 14. met by President Dole and his cabinet at the executive . lieutenant from Portsmouth, N. H. hae Huntington Not Shot. ~ a ane . Unica, N. Y., Aug. 25 —There is no truth in the story. . cash Works Wonders.” Against McKinley and Hanna. CoLUMBUS, O., Aug.25.—John Sherman and Governor amount of work apon it as required by! Bushnell had a conference-yesterday, and this means an alliies ary’1896. Kolbeck proved that the re. 2Nce against McKinley and Hanna. Sherman will be t "1 Baas quired improvements had been carried anti-Hanna candidate for Governor and~Bushnell promises JAI ES CAIRNS, him the support of the State administration. ~_ es, Carter Has Ninety Votes Pledged. INDIANAPOLIS, August 25.—The Supreme Lodge, Knights ‘of Pythias, is still investigating the chargés of ex Hoop's Purg are the favorite family ‘against the officers, preferred by some répresentatives. It is}s cathartic. Easy to take, easy fo oper’ 1 nable however that the old officers will be re-elected and ise . dibel suits are threatened. Stanton L. Carter of California) & ie At _. has ninety votes pledged as Supreme Chancellor, but if he) spares.. Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes or Lace cannot win he will throw his strength to Charles FE. Chive-. ix e travagance ou saeneeeees Ventura Independent:—W. Hi. Granger walked into the Independent office Monday morning, kicked the chairs one, and remarked, “It’s a girl, 9 pounds; mother and daughter getting Tue Emperor of Austria intends to commemoration of his jubilee and to associate it.in some way with the Emof Elizabeth-Theresa. From the Vacaville Reporter: The water supply in many districts of the valley and foothills is getting very low. the water used for family and stock purposes. Litrte Elmer—Pa, what does “Selah!” mean? Professor Broadhead— It is a good deal like the term “Senadied a few days ago at Cannes, was once employed by the Empress Eugenie to teach her how to pronounce French with a Parisian accent. Srernen Decatur the fourth,a grand “Tat pretty widow seems still to be in the flower of her youth.” “Yes, and her look stil! more blooming.” Harness: and Saddlery CHEAPER THAN EVER. os Broad st., opp. National Hote i . * . . . . . . « . . 5

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'* CRESO: } ation, gives the A Girl the Vietim Close Call For the] a novel 06, tsucLast Friday evening Katie Shaw, the little daughter of Mrs. Shaw, who has charge of the toll house on the Tahoe yoad, met with a painful accident. She was getting some nails out of a box and came across a giant powder cap. She did not know what it was and picked it witha nail. Thecap exploded and tore off the tip of her left. hand end of the second finger. o Boca, for the past two weeks, bas: been the scene of quite-a savage forest slowly made its way up stream until Jast Saturday. Quite a breeze springing up, it was fora time @ question as men turned out to extinguish it. A couple of hours’ heavy work put the fire to a point where it could do no damage in the immediate vicinity of Bota. Quite. an excitement was created about 8 o’clock Monday night by the alarm of fire. The fire laddies respoiided promptly, but happily their: assistance was not necessary. The fire started at the home of General ©. F, McGlashan. The children were studying about a table. and one of the smaller ones dropped a lead pencil iuto the chimney. In endeavoring to get it ont the lamp was overturned and fell upon the floor, starting quite ablaze. With rare presence of mind Earl picked up the lamp and threw it into the yard and* Mrs. McGlashan smothered the flames with a.rug. Thus was averted what might have been under other circumstances a disastrous conflagration. yy UNION:-:HOTEL, , flain Street, Nevada City. D. J. STEVENS, = Mawacrr eee C. D. Goodrich, Sacramento $6 : W. Becher, =“ Mrs. A. Harrigan, Redding W. Davis, Okland Geo. Stevens, Austin D. Randsdale, Butte City K. Arnold, “ 7. Litrell, Auburn F. E. Lee, Dayton VaxeCrezolene Whooping Cough, Crou _ Asthma, Catarrh, Colds, LENE being administered by inhalSafest and [ost Effectual Means pa Srestiinee brad an bencesia! Feline Its e ency in ugh a . wonderful. Its. antheeptic qualities toner lrivaluable In Contag.ous Diseases. 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Charles K Campbell S; this city, ha mine in Pla ~ Mr: and N turned fron kept busy r of friends. Broad stree Marysvill -who has jus ‘mines, cam ‘Monday nif -Poingdestre -went to Nes vquartz mine Claim: A marrie ‘children wa _ jail last nig This mornoi and permit dren, her hi She claims giasses of w man on Co} ‘suspicion + jeast this w ofisers whe ing. Mar. ‘The Phel was the sce yesterday. Joseph E. . Rev. Fathe the bride’s: up with th dinner was bernardi, ¥ will reside The two cently tra; hanging al visit the t1 will not tc ing to real of their le bands hav sent up, 2 both of th Zo A letter who used -eity, stat ‘from a d nd is £ @urse oO Jeave befc qill pract Des by local reach the There is . and that dition of tachian ‘ flamed y im perfec «tirely c¢! <taken ot snormal . stroyed mre caus but an i cous su Wew for any _ tarrh) t Catarrt ¥.3.0) Bold tle. Hall’