December 19, 1902 (4 pages)

ober 18M, ns buried tog born on the tr rcle, Notice a Freedom Cire equested to be gular meeting 19) 1902, as of officers, end, 3 inancial Secret splay. we have thig 3 We Can at thig ares. Oome and n and linen, white Aprons lerskirts at $1 a w Neck Ribbon, 30a8, new Purses, ly for Xmas, neq able Linen, Nap rtains. Any of, k and linen and 3 at $1 -and upto pleased, bat an up to datd da Gi \\ EVERY ar of the a ae is often . ye variety be made. yther rlor Lamp, ging Lamp, et of Silver or Spoons, 1 Range, & ittle Girl Baby Oarpet ringer, ° n, etc. ete. NER 1 until nine act 6 our Nevada Olt , Stock to Grass t a great Sacrifice is season’s goods. Vinter Hats can fd ie and Prices. Stot . Hine of Spring M UBEO Mill St., Gresé 1000 — al ae of their or one of rs or Boas rices are alway ar exceeds ay Jandlberchiefs ed with the gre sted Centemer lar Glove 10 0% ods are here -in the most ate ity. Make select d avoid the bok Orders from ally, BROS nager: a TR ANSCRIPT Ps December 19, 1902 parial Notes. man hes invented an Jor it might be a goed \ iy tt on some soaring finannamed Buckles, living He Onio, were deserted by on the seme day. Yoa pit. Buckles will break. jike families, are liable to nation bY their neighbors. ,gooount for the accusation jn Colfax and Benicia have i like Tarke. = eee days of prosperity every— ‘g move OD, Mendocino ports that even her mud vol~ a are active. —_—— ff yoth made of” paper is the german manufacturing echieveIt printed paper can be worked yaya man will be going round poothfal of bad news. Bogland and Germany hamitbis front door, and an army qlimbing over his back fence, 0 is evidently io fora warm perry Christmas, ~ deys of general prosperity iy Wilson does not propose farmer shall be forgotten. —— isno resi doubt in the minds jaders as to the President’s perpopularity throughout the me ee (Qennon did little of the Aland Gaston act, but the others nd in it to quite an extent in the of climbing into the band Roosevelt's English does not te with the pyrotechnic ations of opalescent Hinguosity laminate the ululations of Mr. nd Wed a Present ty the scholars of the Eightb presented their teacher, Prinei6, O'Neill, with a black mahoglob rocking chairés @ token of em in which he is held by them. mentation speech waa made by pLawrence, and was responded feefing manner by Mr. O'Neill, le very proud of the gift. _— \ : \ ] fay 7. ee McMurray is over from Ooia Hill, PH, Powers of Portland, Or., here thie afternoon and left mbia Hill. byer and family are down from Hay is here from Oherokee, lmghlan and family arrived here trom Columbia Hill. Shot Full of Holes. hot Fuylf'o Hole ky Christo shot the bullseye holesiat the Indoor Rifle Range in the lead for this week’s prize sore of 27. Geo. Levee and E. shock are tie on second place, %, Just one more day to shoot list of prizas. it Revolution Imminent. yy e sign of approaching revolt ious trouble in your system is ness, sleeplessness, or stomach Electric Bitters will quickly mber the troublesome causes. t fails to tone the stomach, regte Kidneys and Bowels, stimuthe Liver, and clarify the blood. down systems benefit particalardall the usual attending aches Under its searching and thortflectivess. Electric Bitters is We, and that is retarned if it give perfect satiefaction. Guariby W. D. Vinton, draggist. mind ia now selling his famoutt five cents a loaf at the Popatakery, Try itand you will always i, nov6-tf thing hemorrhoids were the tof my life. Was almost wild. * Ointment cured’ me quickly Permanently, after doctors had 4” ©. F. Cornwell, Valley street, tites, N. Y. & hard day Old Gilt Edge nerves and All Wichman, 0 & Oo., San Francisco, Cal. Ry braces your e your brain, It is pure. dealers keep it. PPtoprietors, " Wood's Norway Pine Syrup *pecial childrey MOg in its in: “all remedi mand lung dieease. ASTORIA Tor Infants and Children. Pleasant to take VKhi You Have Always Bought the es adapted to the needs fig nee; itis the remfor every form of io¢ ° cenmarecwser wncameenarer come a eee f Sedeiannestnesesenanenhaeemeneen neste } Evidence Taken Before Justice of the Peace Coughlan Today. Judge Ooughian was engaged this morning in listening to the evidence in the battery case, which resulted from the fights last Friday and Saturday nighte. The first witness called was Deputy Sheriff Thomas H. Waters. He testifled that lest Friday night about 12 o’clock, McOloskey and Morgan came up.to the court house, and Morgan asked if the jury had been taken into court and how they stood. He replied he did not know. McOluskey said that Haley had told them the jary wae going to be taken into court. MoOloskey called Haley a d— liar and struck at Haley, bat missed him and they clinched. Waters separated the fighters and told them he would lock them ap if they did not get out of the courthouse, Haley asked Waters to arrest MoOloskey and Morgan, but he did not do so and they left the court house. Morris Gallagher testified that he saw McCloskey on top of Haley and assisted District attorney Power to part them, He had bis arm around McOloekey when Haley struck McCloskey, whereupon he let the latter go end told them to“finieh it” If they . . apie started Friday night, when be wanted to P : : bollored across the street to Richard W. Quigley said ‘he. eaw Morgan bit Ballestero, who was then near Phelan’s Haley when the latter was down. restaurant, and said, (referring to the R. Bafflington was standing in front report of the jury in the Ballestero of. Miller’s store and saw the man 0D} ,,.)_] guess it is all off with you the sidewalk strike the first of the two Dick.” When he got closer to Balmen whd came across the street, knock: . j.t6ro, who was accompanied by two ing him to bis knees. other men, he eaid, “No it is’nt so bad, S. Marsh saw one man beating they stand eight. to four.” Ballestero another but he knew no particalers. . 4iq not seem angry with him and apL. A.Garthe etated that he wasin. ontiy treated the matter In the the Citizens bank and looking oUt) .ome spirit in which it was given. The eaw Dr. Morgan reach down and be. yitnossthen went to the court room thought he saw him strike someone . .4 was talking to Attorvey Oross paloma oe wet ace when Morgan and McCloskey came in. ae pe : rie" Morgan said, “I’ve got a bh——of a ed him find Alvab and take ; e =e a Geta went to Maitland’s ee + PROS T ne se Paessaloon and there, found Alvab, who Rega a te Na eg . f finished by laughing. The witness was bleeding at the nose. He said he} j,ygned and told him to “start in,” had been hit by Haley. The witness whereupon McCloskey said, “yes, the thought be saw a pistol in Haley’s d— liar, punch him anyway.” Heley Jered fight. He ran down the street and saw Haley and McOloskey fightfog. One wes on top of the other, Then Morgan jumped inand hit Haley. He could not say whether Morgan kicked him or. not. Reynolds helped Haley up. Saw M. Gallegher and District Attorney Power pull McOlos‘key off. Haley then got up and went at itagain. McOloskey then hit back. District Attorney Power was coming up Broad street and stepped into the Bank ‘when he saw two men fighting on the sidewalk. Haley wus retreating at the time. They clinched and fell in front of Miller’s store, Haley underneath and McCloskey on top. He then went up to the fighters and put his hand on their shoulders and said: “Now, here boys, stop.” Morris Gallagher belped. him separate them. McOloskey said if be were on top no ove would pull him off. Haley again renewed the fight and struck McOloskey wlien he was being held. The crowd said let bim go if he wants it. Morgan struck Haley in the face and jumped back. Haley was -knocked down on his back and was helpless. George and W. Oarter were coming down Broad street and saw the fight but did not know who were fighting. James Haley,, the complaining witness, was called next and said the was turned up. z McCloskey came at him and they 8. Harper stated that he was stand-. winched and Morgan came up to hit log at the foot of the stairs near Gif-. nim, but he got out of the way of the fin’s cigar store, when he looked dowD. pio7, Deputy Sheriff Waters then the’ street and saw Haley strike ne stopped them from fighting. Wher first blow, on the sidewalk near Giffio’s . tn» reporter went down stairs he heard store and they went down the street!) woCloskey ask, “Where is that —— fighting. They were separated, two, _____ ___9” When he got to the men holding McOluskey when Haley . .itrance of the Courthouse McCloskey went-up and strack at McOloskey-. .ontinued calling him vile names. Then they left him go. He thoagbt Witness said he then went over to the Haley struck Morgan aleo first, but two men and after talking with them was not sure who struck the first blow. : afew minutes they all shook hands and B. ‘Jobnston testified that he was) tea as friends. . Ie Garthe later walking down Broad street and £8W/:, tne night told Haley that the other san some “ot a ton wie men had told him that they had made vale ep f Haley “give up.” The next day sevMoOloskey . were coming ecrose the eral people cautioned him to be on his Gace and praatac elation el guard as McCloskey and Morgan were sidaerehrs “bad men.” post, and then made # smesh 2 He said that he was walking down MoOloskey. Johnston then got out Of} 5. oad street Saturday night and saw the way as he did not want to see = Morgan and McCloskey come across fight. Morgan had one band in his] ne street. The former struck at bim overcoat pocket when Haley struck from in front and the latter from beos BE. M testified that about bind. When he fell McCloskey con, B. Morgan ioe bs + ciclnak Saturday night, tinued to beat him. When he got up Sacks in the Bank, W. F. Prick the second time his nose was broken, i Wee 20,0 ees He gaid he had been told by his emof Grass Valley called genta by er ployer to use & club if both men ae So Sg (Moraeo's) came after him. He admitted neta hr oe base ss ®). had a weapon with bim at ibe time o brother and McCloskey had a difficulty the fight but said that be would rather ae ay peg npc ber be beaten than shoot anyone. He ager thay wonss Bie va s der the influence o aes night, in which event Haley’ eile ee a would be prepared for them. wiJames McOloskey said he was comness inquired of Prisk if thie — ing up the street Friday night and met be eT eae ak paid ~ prceters Haley, wbO ae ang = ere was answered: in and stood 8 to4. He an organ Heley that there would be oT aated went up to the courthouse, Morgap ious heart ae rasta es'tfied. gent inside and be fallowed. Hley that he then sent Sis d as they entered he for Alva and also that he told his tsa Su Riaer bear an “T supfather, who went down to the ‘Union pose you have some grievance ie: thie office, Further than this, witness did case too?” Haley said to come oatnot know any more about the affair side and talk business. They went until it was all over. out and had a mix-up. Morgan also John T. Morgan testified that he came out and the fight was stopped went eer ie Py paige ape se aoe They went across the street “ coe Haley, and to m we office. Haley came over and said he want to have any more trouble between had been & little too hasty and wished him and his ee bybaageene geese ae to shake bands and te sidigeeee) ye Haley was orying af the Ss by-gones, He and Morgan went to he thought that he -— eu . erg the restaurant and we — home, They shook hands and Ma 'ey as be had already had his supper. Morgan that be liked hie pai ere The next night he was in Maitland’s and did not want any et age aaloon and Morgan came in and told ‘Morgan stated es Me At ae trie him that his brother Dave had rehe was going to 6 8 him dewn to apologize to him. Witnes stated that the Union had misrepresented the whole affair as it really happened, and severely scored that paper in his testimony. Ed Arthur sew the men assist Haley to his feet but did not see any of the gan’s office and .telephoned to Prisk. office, downstairs and street. hi : D. Rasch saw the men fighting and saw Haley picked ap. He saw Mr Power separate the men put did not know how the. fight started. Frank Taylor said Haley left his store and went down atreet, where he met Morgan and McCloskey. He saw Mr. Gallagher seperate the men after they had been fighting a short time. After that he saw co pend hit the rmen io the “ ness Heynolds standing iu front of against the -him, McCloskey. separated them, he was released and t off Haley himself. Dr. A. N. Morgan testi the same particulars to what Britland’s saloon when some one bolpocket when he was down as his coat . ,414, «this is no place for trouble,” but . . ceived a telephone mersage from Priek that Haley had a gua and was going to do them up, They went -to MorHe and Morgan came out of Morgan’s across the Just as they were going to step on the sidewalk they met Haley, who had come up the street. Haley struck Morgan ead knocked him up post. Haley then hit at and they fought down ite sidewalk. Powers and Gallagher one of them holding him. Haley came at him again, and hey started to fight again. The second time he got fied to about as McOloskey a8 occurred Friday night. Sat . nrdey night he said he came down A ASANO me RS IEA ma rpm THE BATTERY CASE from home and stopped at Scadden’s Store, Emmet Costello was there and told him that his brother Ed was looking for him to tell him that hie brother Dave had received a telephone message from Prisk that Haley hada gun and was going to do him and McOloskey up. He went up to Maitland’s saloon and told McOloskey and together they went to-his o { and telephoned to Prisk. They afterward came downstairs and crossed the street tosee Dave and ask bim about the matter. Just as he stepped on the sidewalk Haley came up the street, and hit him in the face and knocked him up against the post. His right hand was in his overcoat pocket at the time he was struck. The blow stunned bim for a. moment. Haley then hit: McCloskey and they started to fight. He said be was angry and struck Haley with his fist while he was down. Joseph Martin was walking up the street and saw Haley strike Morgan a blow, and blood began to flow from his nose. He asked him what it wasdone for, and he did not know what he said, He could not swear whether it was the first blow struck or not. This afternoon the taking of testimony was resumed, W. F. Prisk being the first to take the witness etacd. Mr. Prick testified that Haley called him up by telephone and told him that he heard that Morgan and McCloskey was going to reuew the attack on him Saturday evening; that he told Haley}. to take any ingulte and not to have] any trouble unless it was forced on him; that if it was forced on him to protect himself as® best he could. Witnegs stated that he cal ed up D. E, Morgan by ’phone and told him that it was reported that MoOloskey and his (Morgan’s) brother would attack Haley again and that in justice to him, himself and Haley be had called him up and informed him, in order to evoid any trouble that might bappen. Witness stated he did not make any threats over the telephoné and what he said was not threats; that he did not say that Haley was heeled,. or anything to that effect. Witness also stated that McOloskey called him up by ’phone in the afternoon and asked if be or Haley had threatened him; that he replied that he nor Haley had made any threate and hat if he (McOloskey) had any difference with any of his employes, to come down and see him. Thomas Ingram, Charles Prisk and Henrf Argall, who beard Mr. Prisk telephoning to Mr. Morgan, made about the same statement of the affair. The Judge will pronounce sentence tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock. Or Fight Will Be Sitter. Those who will persist in closing their ears against the continual recommendation of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, will havea long and bitter fight with their troubles, if not ended earlier by fatal termination. Read what T. R. Beall of Beall, Miss, hasto say: “Last fall my wife bad every symptom of consumption. She took Dr. King’s New Discovery after everything else had failed. Improvement came at once and four bottles entirely cured her, Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, druggist. Price 50c and and $1.00. Trial bottles free, Ths Curse of . Womankind Ie sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant relief. One dosecures. Guaranteed per fectly -harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. A cafe, club or hotel which serves “Jesse Moore” Whisky is handing to their trade the finest goods that can be had. A cafe is known by the goods it sells. : “’ . Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very be's of beef, mutton aud veal on hand a all times. Relieves Kidney S AN TAL & Bladder troubles at once, CAPSULES the most complete line of UNE CTR ever * shown in Nevada . City. There is nothing more ‘appropriate for Christmas. Wloore— North San Juan for interment. Mr. ‘The funeral was held this afternoon The Photographer 2 . SOMETHING NEW—MOTHER OF PEARL CODFISH TABLETS. Make Our Place your beadquarters while waiting for the car. ‘YOU CAN GBTlax : , : MARTIN EASTERN CREAM CHEESE GENUINE IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE CALIFORNIA FULL CREAM CHEESE ROQUEFORT CHEESE IN GLASS JARS . aT GEO. C. GAYLORD € SON Phone 551 Died Today, Adam Yarick, one of the best known men on the San Juan Ridge, died at the County: Hospital today. He had been an inmate cf that institation since last June. Pneamonia was the cause of his death. His age was 86 years. His remains will be taken to Yarick was a highly esteemed eitizen and hie matiy friends will regret to learn of his death. ath of an infant. The three-day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. William Jeffrey died lest night. with interment at Pine Grove Oemetery. A Costly Mistake. Blunders are sometimes very ¢xpensive. Occasionally life itself is the price of a mistake, but you'll never be wrong if you take King’s New Life Pille for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Headache, Liver or Bowel troubles. They are gentle yet thorough. 2650, at Vinton’s drug store. Cold Storage Meats. For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to 3rissel Bros., Commercial street. Tho finest.of beef, pork. mutton and lamb. {ot he market. e2t— BERRI RIIIAI HIR RAIA A AIRE : . ; : No more suitable present fora gentleman friend than a ° % i i xs * : bd Put up in Specal Boxes and Sizes By “GIT” N. S. of Md. 265c.and 10c.a box. For salé a Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Shermen’s Headache Cure wiil cure you. You swallow.a pill, and the head aché is gone. They cure er soagg Dickerman sole agent.» Mies See the Grand * December 26th, will be entitled Commercial Street, Nevada City Handsome Doll Free Eaph person making a 50 cent purchase at Tegler’s Oandy Factory from this date until SOCIAL DANCE By:COMPANY 0,N.G.0.,At ARMORY HALL to a ticket on the Beautifal Doll now on exhibition in our show window. TEGLER’S, Saturday Evening Music by Wild’s Orchestra.: Ga Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free Display i Holiday Gifts at VINTON’S Good Bread That is GAULT’S BREAD It’s the same every day of the year. 5 CENTS A LOAF Our Expert Cake Baker. makes anything you may want in the Cake line. Rolls, Doughnuts and Snales fresh every day. Special attention paid to Country orders. Telephone West 81. Broad street Ormiston Swayze, Physician and Surgeon Ail classes of surgical operations Performed, X-ray examinations made. ice hours—Nevada City: 2 p. m. to 48. m. and 7 p. m. to8 p. m. Grass Valley : Mondays, Wednesdays anq Fridays, 10a. m. to 12 m. Grass Valley office, Bree Building. Kevada City office and. residence on 7elvace You Can’t Have a Good Cup of Coffee f h By using stale, shelfworn Coffee. If you wish a really good cup of Coffee or Tea, try Taylor’s Fresh Roasted, . Aromatic Coffee For Blended Teas, You will enjoy {. and use no : % : : : : * : : : : 3 i i Oe ett pdalahaeRdatalolel A. Lolla, Shoemaker Is now conducting the Shoemaking and Repatring Shop where he bas been employed for the paet four= teen montbs. of material or money refunded. ANTONIO LOLLA Broad street, below Hicks & Danused and satisfaction guaranteed . other. 00000000 <a TAYLOR’S Ground Spices are guaranteed to be pure, aud of the very best. Tay’ Cot Hus ap’s Assay Office, Nevada Oity. POPPI? We Make But One Quality The Best Possible. FOLEY’S Ornaments, Nuts .of All kinds, Oranges, Bananas, Dates and Figs. Christmas. Candies. A fine atock of Tree FOL Commercial Street, . AMS L. WATTS. . i ‘Just the thing for Christmas . aa Ghe Bee Hive Srocery, Fifteen Different Varieties . : J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. . J == . § AMES ccees ly Call and inspect our large and new stock of FRENCH FLANNEL WAISTS and SILM WAITS (0466444 We are receiving Holiday Goods daily. SNELL © FLEMING : Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. om 20 a a ee aa a a — OD, CID ae C1) Diamonds, Jewelry and Cot Glass BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS ne Cut Glass which is not See the display in We have an elegant line of American-made only better than the imported, but it costs less. our show window. They make excellent Obristmas Gifts. We have also a beautiful line of Genalae Diemonds and Gold and Silver sJewelry. Drop in and see them end let us give you our prices. ° —Kkek—] co) Cc. J. BRAND, The TONE a i It is aS e CHRISTMAS GIETS that WATOHES are pre-eminently appropriate. Besides these we have otber Goods, such as. e000 a0 00 eam 00.00 <em> 0000 <0 00 a 100 Fine Clocks, Gents Silk Fobs, Vest Chains, Gold Spectacles, Parker Fountain Pens # # J ee 000000 000 1 10 and a great many other articles that make nice presents. A. & H. W. H. HARTUNG, Phone West 14 WALCAMAKERS N-vada City A re. ee (aaa a: BY’S Nevada City ° Lumber a single stick or 100,000 fees we treat you right— Our lumber is as good as can be prices. Whether it’s gave you money on every bill. had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our Business\for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBERTY ARDS, Talephone fal. Electric Oars Pass

ober 18M, ns buried tog born on the tr rcle, Notice a Freedom Cire equested to be gular meeting 19) 1902, as of officers, end, 3 inancial Secret splay. we have thig 3 We Can at thig ares. Oome and n and linen, white Aprons lerskirts at $1 a w Neck Ribbon, 30a8, new Purses, ly for Xmas, neq able Linen, Nap rtains. Any of, k and linen and 3 at $1 -and upto pleased, bat an up to datd da Gi \\ EVERY ar of the a ae is often . ye variety be made. yther rlor Lamp, ging Lamp, et of Silver or Spoons, 1 Range, & ittle Girl Baby Oarpet ringer, ° n, etc. ete. NER 1 until nine act 6 our Nevada Olt , Stock to Grass t a great Sacrifice is season’s goods. Vinter Hats can fd ie and Prices. Stot . Hine of Spring M UBEO Mill St., Gresé 1000 — al ae of their or one of rs or Boas rices are alway ar exceeds ay Jandlberchiefs ed with the gre sted Centemer lar Glove 10 0% ods are here -in the most ate ity. Make select d avoid the bok Orders from ally, BROS nager: a TR ANSCRIPT Ps December 19, 1902 parial Notes. man hes invented an Jor it might be a goed \ iy tt on some soaring finannamed Buckles, living He Onio, were deserted by on the seme day. Yoa pit. Buckles will break. jike families, are liable to nation bY their neighbors. ,gooount for the accusation jn Colfax and Benicia have i like Tarke. = eee days of prosperity every— ‘g move OD, Mendocino ports that even her mud vol~ a are active. —_—— ff yoth made of” paper is the german manufacturing echieveIt printed paper can be worked yaya man will be going round poothfal of bad news. Bogland and Germany hamitbis front door, and an army qlimbing over his back fence, 0 is evidently io fora warm perry Christmas, ~ deys of general prosperity iy Wilson does not propose farmer shall be forgotten. —— isno resi doubt in the minds jaders as to the President’s perpopularity throughout the me ee (Qennon did little of the Aland Gaston act, but the others nd in it to quite an extent in the of climbing into the band Roosevelt's English does not te with the pyrotechnic ations of opalescent Hinguosity laminate the ululations of Mr. nd Wed a Present ty the scholars of the Eightb presented their teacher, Prinei6, O'Neill, with a black mahoglob rocking chairés @ token of em in which he is held by them. mentation speech waa made by pLawrence, and was responded feefing manner by Mr. O'Neill, le very proud of the gift. _— \ : \ ] fay 7. ee McMurray is over from Ooia Hill, PH, Powers of Portland, Or., here thie afternoon and left mbia Hill. byer and family are down from Hay is here from Oherokee, lmghlan and family arrived here trom Columbia Hill. Shot Full of Holes. hot Fuylf'o Hole ky Christo shot the bullseye holesiat the Indoor Rifle Range in the lead for this week’s prize sore of 27. Geo. Levee and E. shock are tie on second place, %, Just one more day to shoot list of prizas. it Revolution Imminent. yy e sign of approaching revolt ious trouble in your system is ness, sleeplessness, or stomach Electric Bitters will quickly mber the troublesome causes. t fails to tone the stomach, regte Kidneys and Bowels, stimuthe Liver, and clarify the blood. down systems benefit particalardall the usual attending aches Under its searching and thortflectivess. Electric Bitters is We, and that is retarned if it give perfect satiefaction. Guariby W. D. Vinton, draggist. mind ia now selling his famoutt five cents a loaf at the Popatakery, Try itand you will always i, nov6-tf thing hemorrhoids were the tof my life. Was almost wild. * Ointment cured’ me quickly Permanently, after doctors had 4” ©. F. Cornwell, Valley street, tites, N. Y. & hard day Old Gilt Edge nerves and All Wichman, 0 & Oo., San Francisco, Cal. Ry braces your e your brain, It is pure. dealers keep it. PPtoprietors, " Wood's Norway Pine Syrup *pecial childrey MOg in its in: “all remedi mand lung dieease. ASTORIA Tor Infants and Children. Pleasant to take VKhi You Have Always Bought the es adapted to the needs fig nee; itis the remfor every form of io¢ ° cenmarecwser wncameenarer come a eee f Sedeiannestnesesenanenhaeemeneen neste } Evidence Taken Before Justice of the Peace Coughlan Today. Judge Ooughian was engaged this morning in listening to the evidence in the battery case, which resulted from the fights last Friday and Saturday nighte. The first witness called was Deputy Sheriff Thomas H. Waters. He testifled that lest Friday night about 12 o’clock, McOloskey and Morgan came up.to the court house, and Morgan asked if the jury had been taken into court and how they stood. He replied he did not know. McOluskey said that Haley had told them the jary wae going to be taken into court. MoOloskey called Haley a d— liar and struck at Haley, bat missed him and they clinched. Waters separated the fighters and told them he would lock them ap if they did not get out of the courthouse, Haley asked Waters to arrest MoOloskey and Morgan, but he did not do so and they left the court house. Morris Gallagher testified that he saw McCloskey on top of Haley and assisted District attorney Power to part them, He had bis arm around McOloekey when Haley struck McCloskey, whereupon he let the latter go end told them to“finieh it” If they . . apie started Friday night, when be wanted to P : : bollored across the street to Richard W. Quigley said ‘he. eaw Morgan bit Ballestero, who was then near Phelan’s Haley when the latter was down. restaurant, and said, (referring to the R. Bafflington was standing in front report of the jury in the Ballestero of. Miller’s store and saw the man 0D} ,,.)_] guess it is all off with you the sidewalk strike the first of the two Dick.” When he got closer to Balmen whd came across the street, knock: . j.t6ro, who was accompanied by two ing him to bis knees. other men, he eaid, “No it is’nt so bad, S. Marsh saw one man beating they stand eight. to four.” Ballestero another but he knew no particalers. . 4iq not seem angry with him and apL. A.Garthe etated that he wasin. ontiy treated the matter In the the Citizens bank and looking oUt) .ome spirit in which it was given. The eaw Dr. Morgan reach down and be. yitnossthen went to the court room thought he saw him strike someone . .4 was talking to Attorvey Oross paloma oe wet ace when Morgan and McCloskey came in. ae pe : rie" Morgan said, “I’ve got a bh——of a ed him find Alvab and take ; e =e a Geta went to Maitland’s ee + PROS T ne se Paessaloon and there, found Alvab, who Rega a te Na eg . f finished by laughing. The witness was bleeding at the nose. He said he} j,ygned and told him to “start in,” had been hit by Haley. The witness whereupon McCloskey said, “yes, the thought be saw a pistol in Haley’s d— liar, punch him anyway.” Heley Jered fight. He ran down the street and saw Haley and McOloskey fightfog. One wes on top of the other, Then Morgan jumped inand hit Haley. He could not say whether Morgan kicked him or. not. Reynolds helped Haley up. Saw M. Gallegher and District Attorney Power pull McOlos‘key off. Haley then got up and went at itagain. McOloskey then hit back. District Attorney Power was coming up Broad street and stepped into the Bank ‘when he saw two men fighting on the sidewalk. Haley wus retreating at the time. They clinched and fell in front of Miller’s store, Haley underneath and McCloskey on top. He then went up to the fighters and put his hand on their shoulders and said: “Now, here boys, stop.” Morris Gallagher belped. him separate them. McOloskey said if be were on top no ove would pull him off. Haley again renewed the fight and struck McOloskey wlien he was being held. The crowd said let bim go if he wants it. Morgan struck Haley in the face and jumped back. Haley was -knocked down on his back and was helpless. George and W. Oarter were coming down Broad street and saw the fight but did not know who were fighting. James Haley,, the complaining witness, was called next and said the was turned up. z McCloskey came at him and they 8. Harper stated that he was stand-. winched and Morgan came up to hit log at the foot of the stairs near Gif-. nim, but he got out of the way of the fin’s cigar store, when he looked dowD. pio7, Deputy Sheriff Waters then the’ street and saw Haley strike ne stopped them from fighting. Wher first blow, on the sidewalk near Giffio’s . tn» reporter went down stairs he heard store and they went down the street!) woCloskey ask, “Where is that —— fighting. They were separated, two, _____ ___9” When he got to the men holding McOluskey when Haley . .itrance of the Courthouse McCloskey went-up and strack at McOloskey-. .ontinued calling him vile names. Then they left him go. He thoagbt Witness said he then went over to the Haley struck Morgan aleo first, but two men and after talking with them was not sure who struck the first blow. : afew minutes they all shook hands and B. ‘Jobnston testified that he was) tea as friends. . Ie Garthe later walking down Broad street and £8W/:, tne night told Haley that the other san some “ot a ton wie men had told him that they had made vale ep f Haley “give up.” The next day sevMoOloskey . were coming ecrose the eral people cautioned him to be on his Gace and praatac elation el guard as McCloskey and Morgan were sidaerehrs “bad men.” post, and then made # smesh 2 He said that he was walking down MoOloskey. Johnston then got out Of} 5. oad street Saturday night and saw the way as he did not want to see = Morgan and McCloskey come across fight. Morgan had one band in his] ne street. The former struck at bim overcoat pocket when Haley struck from in front and the latter from beos BE. M testified that about bind. When he fell McCloskey con, B. Morgan ioe bs + ciclnak Saturday night, tinued to beat him. When he got up Sacks in the Bank, W. F. Prick the second time his nose was broken, i Wee 20,0 ees He gaid he had been told by his emof Grass Valley called genta by er ployer to use & club if both men ae So Sg (Moraeo's) came after him. He admitted neta hr oe base ss ®). had a weapon with bim at ibe time o brother and McCloskey had a difficulty the fight but said that be would rather ae ay peg npc ber be beaten than shoot anyone. He ager thay wonss Bie va s der the influence o aes night, in which event Haley’ eile ee a would be prepared for them. wiJames McOloskey said he was comness inquired of Prisk if thie — ing up the street Friday night and met be eT eae ak paid ~ prceters Haley, wbO ae ang = ere was answered: in and stood 8 to4. He an organ Heley that there would be oT aated went up to the courthouse, Morgap ious heart ae rasta es'tfied. gent inside and be fallowed. Hley that he then sent Sis d as they entered he for Alva and also that he told his tsa Su Riaer bear an “T supfather, who went down to the ‘Union pose you have some grievance ie: thie office, Further than this, witness did case too?” Haley said to come oatnot know any more about the affair side and talk business. They went until it was all over. out and had a mix-up. Morgan also John T. Morgan testified that he came out and the fight was stopped went eer ie Py paige ape se aoe They went across the street “ coe Haley, and to m we office. Haley came over and said he want to have any more trouble between had been & little too hasty and wished him and his ee bybaageene geese ae to shake bands and te sidigeeee) ye Haley was orying af the Ss by-gones, He and Morgan went to he thought that he -— eu . erg the restaurant and we — home, They shook hands and Ma 'ey as be had already had his supper. Morgan that be liked hie pai ere The next night he was in Maitland’s and did not want any et age aaloon and Morgan came in and told ‘Morgan stated es Me At ae trie him that his brother Dave had rehe was going to 6 8 him dewn to apologize to him. Witnes stated that the Union had misrepresented the whole affair as it really happened, and severely scored that paper in his testimony. Ed Arthur sew the men assist Haley to his feet but did not see any of the gan’s office and .telephoned to Prisk. office, downstairs and street. hi : D. Rasch saw the men fighting and saw Haley picked ap. He saw Mr Power separate the men put did not know how the. fight started. Frank Taylor said Haley left his store and went down atreet, where he met Morgan and McCloskey. He saw Mr. Gallagher seperate the men after they had been fighting a short time. After that he saw co pend hit the rmen io the “ ness Heynolds standing iu front of against the -him, McCloskey. separated them, he was released and t off Haley himself. Dr. A. N. Morgan testi the same particulars to what Britland’s saloon when some one bolpocket when he was down as his coat . ,414, «this is no place for trouble,” but . . ceived a telephone mersage from Priek that Haley had a gua and was going to do them up, They went -to MorHe and Morgan came out of Morgan’s across the

Just as they were going to step on the sidewalk they met Haley, who had come up the street. Haley struck Morgan ead knocked him up post. Haley then hit at and they fought down ite sidewalk. Powers and Gallagher one of them holding him. Haley came at him again, and hey started to fight again. The second time he got fied to about as McOloskey a8 occurred Friday night. Sat . nrdey night he said he came down A ASANO me RS IEA ma rpm THE BATTERY CASE from home and stopped at Scadden’s Store, Emmet Costello was there and told him that his brother Ed was looking for him to tell him that hie brother Dave had received a telephone message from Prisk that Haley hada gun and was going to do him and McOloskey up. He went up to Maitland’s saloon and told McOloskey and together they went to-his o { and telephoned to Prisk. They afterward came downstairs and crossed the street tosee Dave and ask bim about the matter. Just as he stepped on the sidewalk Haley came up the street, and hit him in the face and knocked him up against the post. His right hand was in his overcoat pocket at the time he was struck. The blow stunned bim for a. moment. Haley then hit: McCloskey and they started to fight. He said be was angry and struck Haley with his fist while he was down. Joseph Martin was walking up the street and saw Haley strike Morgan a blow, and blood began to flow from his nose. He asked him what it wasdone for, and he did not know what he said, He could not swear whether it was the first blow struck or not. This afternoon the taking of testimony was resumed, W. F. Prisk being the first to take the witness etacd. Mr. Prick testified that Haley called him up by telephone and told him that he heard that Morgan and McCloskey was going to reuew the attack on him Saturday evening; that he told Haley}. to take any ingulte and not to have] any trouble unless it was forced on him; that if it was forced on him to protect himself as® best he could. Witnegs stated that he cal ed up D. E, Morgan by ’phone and told him that it was reported that MoOloskey and his (Morgan’s) brother would attack Haley again and that in justice to him, himself and Haley be had called him up and informed him, in order to evoid any trouble that might bappen. Witness stated he did not make any threats over the telephoné and what he said was not threats; that he did not say that Haley was heeled,. or anything to that effect. Witness also stated that McOloskey called him up by ’phone in the afternoon and asked if be or Haley had threatened him; that he replied that he nor Haley had made any threate and hat if he (McOloskey) had any difference with any of his employes, to come down and see him. Thomas Ingram, Charles Prisk and Henrf Argall, who beard Mr. Prisk telephoning to Mr. Morgan, made about the same statement of the affair. The Judge will pronounce sentence tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock. Or Fight Will Be Sitter. Those who will persist in closing their ears against the continual recommendation of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, will havea long and bitter fight with their troubles, if not ended earlier by fatal termination. Read what T. R. Beall of Beall, Miss, hasto say: “Last fall my wife bad every symptom of consumption. She took Dr. King’s New Discovery after everything else had failed. Improvement came at once and four bottles entirely cured her, Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, druggist. 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