February 10, 1903 (4 pages)

Nevapa City Dairy TRANSCRIPT ___. NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. a the piece. Does the foremost trial lawyer at the bar conduct ‘had to learn their trade and who speak with the fulminous ' dynamic man. for three generations, and makes his journal popular, influential and profitable? “Oniomarmy ‘sting, but the man that does things must learn to endure FRED EH. BROWN, Manager. “TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION. $6 Por Year . By Carrier, ane 52 2-38 Per Week ’ Delivered toany part of theeity. eg TUESDAY,. ... SEE ae ees February 10, 1903 MEN THAT DO THINGS = CANNOT ESCAPE CRITICISM ROM the President, governing the land to the newspaper writer, scribbling his daily column, everybody is a target for the flings of people who could do his _ work so much better than he if they had the chance. Does Mr. Roosevelt name a cabinet? Hundreds of newspapers are quick to tell him that he has selected the wrong men. Does the greatest soprano in the world sing a new song? Critics whose ignorance of music is monumental rush into print and show that she was off the key, that her notes are false, and that she misconceives thé spiritual meaning f a case in‘court? The bailiff, the clerk and all the law students in the jroo perceive a dozen deficiencies in his work and feel confident that they could have beaten him had they been on the other side. Does a brilliant and experienced physician prescribe a certain course of treatment for a patient? Every old woman in the neighborhood, deeming herself a born nurse, declares an opinion that the doctor is an ignoramus, and woe to the physiciat if the patient dies, for the old women, both male fand female, will accuse him, practically, of murder. Does the proprietor of a successful newspaper-follow-an-editorial policy that-builds up his cirealation Pro Bono Publico, Veritas and other venerable friends and subscribers, entirely ignorant of the practical conditions of the newspaper business, shower him with criticism and advice and urge him to publish a paper that might exactly suit them but would suit nobody else. uh Critics enjoy the precious privilege of not having to do anything positive. They are the pit which sits at ease and picks out the mistakes of the stage. They are the stay-athomes who cried “On to Richmond!” and denounced the aud “its generals in active service for not putting down the Rebellion in a week. They are the. gentry who rasp the administration for its handling of the Philippines, but quit suggesting a better way of doing the work. The world is full of these teady-made critics who never voice of Jove and atone of finality that would have graced the oracular bull, They are thick as flies and they buzz and them as one of the vexations imposed on human nature for its sins. It matters not how hard a man strives or how well he does his work. He will not satisfy the amiable critics who will sit in judgment on him. His only consolation is that if his work is meritorious carping will not kill it. But the world belongs to the man that does things—the Critics may sit on their hauuches, sneering and reviling, but to the man that does things belongs all the honor and glory. The man that does things is the great hero or the great villain in the play. The critics are merely the chorus, whose? names are never printed on the bills. Since even the Creator does not escape criticism from persous who think they could have ordained the universe better than He has done it, mortal’ man may not hope to do his own work in his own way without Tunning foul of that large class of idle busybodies whose function in the social economy is to find fault with people that do things, point out their mistakes and give them advice free. George R. Jones, an iron master of Pittsburg, is said to have distributed $30,000 to the motormen of tbat city as & reward for watchfualness in preventing accidents, The distribution wae made by special check and each one received a certificate of commendation. The gift amounts to an advance of one per cent on the wages of the men, A love letter written by the poet Keate has just been sold for $212. This shows that the demand for fiction ie on the increase. , Jim Jeffries may not possess a won derfal tatellect, but recent negotiations serve to prove that he is the senior wrangler of his class in pagilism, ‘ : KEEY OH TRL Rvidence Being Taken in Truckee Murder Since our report of the trial of Frank Kenney, charged with the murder of Wa. Lamb at Truckee on December 18th, closed yesterday, the following witnesses were examined during the afternoon: Ohariee Collins testified that he heard on the streets of Truckee that Kenney and Lamb had harsh words and shortly afterward when he «as in Al. Connor’s saloon where the killing took place, he saw Kenney and Lamb engaged in a wordy war in which Lamb severely abused Kenney, calling him vile names. Lamb then attempted to pull a gan, but eeeing that Kene ‘ = mY Truckee Meeis With An Accident. =s Warren Richardson, the well known lumber man of Truckee, was the victim of a peculiar accident, yesterday. Mr. Richardson, who has charge of the electric light and power plant: of that town, attempted to put the water wheel which had got out of repair, into proper working order, but the crowbar he was using was wrenched out of bis hands and forcibly hurlei against him. The iron bar struck Mr, Richardson equarely in the breast and body, breaking two of his ribs and seriously injuring him. The full exjent of his injuries cannot now be determined, but Warren Richardson of ‘defendant to shoot, but he saw none of it is feared that he is hurt internally, IJURED BY ABLST a Miners at the Sierra Queen Have a Narrow Escape from Death. ney was also about to pull a weapon he (Lamb) apparently changed his mind and raised his hands above his head, at the same time saying, “Shoot, you black —— of a ——; you dasn’t,” Kenney. then shot, and Lamb sank to e chair, saying goodbye to an acquaintance who was standing near, Soon afierward the wounded man rose from his chair and attempted to shoot Kenney, the cartridge in his weapon exploding, but the ball flew wide of its mark. Lamb then fell back into the chair from weakness and shortly afterward he died. Bert Haff testified to substantially the same as did Mr. Collins. Al. Connors, proprietor of the saloon in which the crime was committed, was the . sst witness of the day, Mr. Connors’ evidence was to the effect that he had heard Lamb “dare” the About 9 o’clock this morning several’blasts were—firad at me Sierra Queen mine, near town. aid after waiting an hour, the allotted time for the smoke to clear, two miners, Nicholas Sandow and. Ohas. Ninnls, went back to work, when, without warning, one ofthe blasts which had hung fire exploded. ‘ Sandow’s fice, hands and body were severely cut by flying rock, but beyond this injary he miraculous ly with hig life, Mr. Ninnis fortunately escaped any injury whatever. ---—< Be the acts that led up to the shooting. —— ae, Deputy Sheriffs Waters and Maitin this morning brought Frank Kenney, the defendant, down to J. J. Jackson’s store to ascertain his weight and he tipped the scales ‘at 152 pounds, When ‘the trial was resumed this morning the following witnesses were examined for the prosecution and related the circumstances of the shooting: H. Percival, J.T Lammon, Harry Beam and W. Bidwell. . This fternoon the defense had. 0. W. Long, Fred Day ani J, 0, MeFan on the stand, and they testified that the character of Kenney for peace and quietness was good, while that of Laab was not. Thomas McDonald, the principal witness for the defense was then sworn He said he was going by the Truckee saloon about 7 o’clock in the evening, when he heard music ‘playing and went inside. He saw Kenney and was talking to him, when McDonald said he was going to bed. Kenney said he was ulso going to bed, but would make 8 Cigarette first. They made a cigar ette, and Kenney struck a match just as Lamb came from bebind the bar with a tray of drinks. Kenney acctdentally strack the tray with his hand. Kenney and the witness then went out. When they reached the frent of Wilkie’s store, Lamb came up behind them, and put his hand on Kenney’s shoulder, and as he turned around Lamb struck Kenney in the face and knocked him down. Then Lemb pulled cut a gun and said: “I'll kill you, you —— —— —~!” MoDon. ald threw bis arms around Lamb and beld him. He talked to him until he got quieted down and then Lamb went back to the saloop. He and Kenney then went upto the Sherritt House, and Kenney washed the blood off his face. Later in the evening McDonald went.back to the Truckee saloon and Lamb was there sitting by the Stove. When taikiug to Lamb, the latter said the only thing that saved the —— ————=-, was McDonald holding him. Lamb said that if Kenney would take two of his friends, be would do the same, and they would go and have it out. Kenney was standing at the Klondike table and beard what Lamb said, McDonald heard Some one say stand back, and 88 be stepped back he saw Kenney coming toward Lamb with his hands by his sides. Saw Lamb reach for bis pistol, * Poourthe Rudyard Kipling point of view the bombarding of helpless noncombatants will be considered a characterjatic Goth and shameless Hun performance, General Bragg is on his way to Hongkong and he has not written a line home. No more domestic confidences from him about what he thinks of the people he is among. Patti is preparing for another farewell tour of America. Her continued absence from ‘this country for more than five yéars would show tbat she has been very negligent of her “farewells” recently. Judge Gray presides over the strike commission in very much the same Way that the Irichman presides over Donnybrook Fair, namely, with a ahillalab ready for all bands. A good many of the anti-corporation laws being formulated are like the famous medicine which was guaranteed not to do the patient, any harm, even if it did bim no good, The doctors tell King Edward that he he has eaten and drunk too much. This means that Queen Nature bas begun proceedings egainst Edward for lese majeste, The only remarkable thing that we ©an see about Apostle Reed Smoot, as judged from his published photograph, is that he ever managed to get so many women to marry him. Handherchie 2 Diy THE LADIES OF Nolesand Comments! Every new vocation comes to b its newepaper organ and so the R. F, D. News has been started in the interest of the rural free delivery carriers of the United States. The new journal will start out with quitea contingency as there are upwards of 11,000 carriers employed in this servica, which is being rapidly extended. The raral free delivery system is evidently an extension of the government service which has come to stay. @ The Alexandia, Va., Gazette recently Closed its one hundred and third re. eerded volume, although the paper was published twenty years in the eighteenth century b-fore regular files of the issues wers kept. The Gazette bas had an eventful career, its establishment baving been seized by the Federal authorities during the war between the States which fect the paper was not pubAisbed those four years. The Gazette has been inthe bands of one family in consequence of . th the Armours of Ohieago had & harrowing experience the other day. He dined with the German emperor and was forbidden to talk business between courses. or » ie Money Found. A piece ef money was found on Cottage Street. The owner can learn of the party who found it by applying at the Transonrr office. ce . ““[ was troubled for several years with chronic ind fon and nervous debility,” writes F. 3. Green, of Launergy N.H. “No remedy me ih ie aroma tea a w me more an medicines 1 had ever used. The — t also kept my wife in excellent for years. She Electric Bitters troubles; sa: are just splendid = female at they are a grand tonic and orig 2 o orator for weak, ran down women. other medicine can take its place our family.” Try them. Only SOc, Satisfaction guaranteed W. D. Vinton, druggist. 4 wd me and then say, “Shoot yon —— —— —_ Kenney then shot and Lamb sat down in a chair, and said, ‘‘Bert, he’s got me.” After sitting in the cbair for B moment Lamb rose up and fired a shot at Keuney, Carry Fun Too Far. Some boys while watching the sons of Confucius elect their joss yesterday in new Ohinatown took it into their mischievious heads to have a Jittle fan of their own. They accordingly begun to pelt snowballs in every direction. They finally wound ap by striking one of the spectators, an old man, & terrific blow in theeye. Marsbal Shearer then took a band end: threatened to arrest them if they did not desist. They quickly subsided. + Se , Wise men \drinok “Jesse Moore” Whisky; fools @rink anything the bar tender foists upon them. Be wise— Wili give a nove} entertainment at the Mrs. W. F. Englebright Wednesday Evening, Feb, 18th. A very attraetive program will be renered. which 25 cents will be bankerchiefs will be offered for sale, Crinity Episcopal Guild home of The public is invited to attend. . ADMISSION, FREE, Refreshments will ‘be served, for CASTORIA For Infants and -Children, foo Kind You Have Always Bought _ Bears the Senatare ot Chg select your ewn. beverage, ‘ charged, and . ’ Will Report Favorabig, WASHINGTON, February ro—The House committee on Interstate Commerce agreed to report favorably on Elkins anti-trust rebate bill with certain amendments, today. i ae German Bark Ashore. Astori4, February to—The four-master German bark Aesternixye, from San Francisco, went ashore last night at Peacock Spit. The crew reached shore this. morning, Breakers are going over her sides. Two tugs are endeavoring to save the uessel. J a oe ee oe oe ee _ Given a Life Sentence. — anarchist, charged with attempting to assassinate King Leopold, on November 15th last, received today a life sentence to penal servitude. e440 4448484 Ashore on a Reel. Hami.ton, Bermuda, February 1o—The Quebec Steam: ship Co.’s liner, Madiana, from New York, with excursionists on board, is ashore on a reef near here. She will probably. be a total loss. Tugs are endeavoring to save the passengers, Seas are breaking over her. Lifeboats are started for the scene, NO Sepious obstacles. BERLIN, February 10.—The F oreign office officials deny’ that any serious obstacles exist to the signing of the protocol in the Venezuelan trouble, Comparatively unimportant questions remain before Signing it. “PASSED AAT, ‘ Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure desfuese, ~. Deafness is caused by an inflamed 6ondition of the mucous lining of ihe Kus. tachian Tube. When this:tube ig inGrass Valley This Morning. and unless the inflammation can be taken oat and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cas28 gut of ten are caused by Oatarrh, which is nothing bat an inflamed condition of the mucous services, We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Satestie Cure, ~ for circulars, ree, F, J. CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo, O, Sold by druggists, price 750, Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Ohas. Orider, who was mentioned in yesterday's Transonipr as being near death’s door, passed away at the Robinson Sanitarium at Grasse Valley, at 4 o’clock this morning. Deceasad was an ex soldier in the Philippine War and did good service in the far-off islands for almost one year and a halt in the United States army. Abonat four years ago, upon his return to Oalifornia from the Philippines, he came to Gragg Valley, where 4 he bas resided ever since. Atthetime. ) IT IS NOT DIFFICULT of his death he was a Sargeant of Co. I, N. G. O., of Grass Valley. Deceased has been asufferer for some . bec time from Bright’s disease, About six weeks ago he was removed from the County Hospital, whera he was receiv ing treatment, to the sanitorium where he died, He, was a native of York, Pa., and 82 years of age, . The funeral: will take place on Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock under the auspices of Oo. I, N. G. O, BORN, calihiinenieinigtiaimiia tacts kee At Nevada City, February 7th, 1908, to the wife of E cDonald, a daughter. ause we understand our business, That’s why so many people have their tonsorial work done here. SHAVING, 15 CENTS. TOMMY [MOORE’S TONSORIAL PARLORS. en BOYS APPESICG, [ers 20. ar soiea aoa esta —. Ladies’ Shoes Half Soled and Heeled for 60 cents; All work guaranteed, ANTONIO LOLLA ~ The Shoemaker Broad street, below Hicks & Danjap’s Assay Office, Nevada Olty> Three young boys were arrested in a Obinatown gambling resort today by Marshal Shearer. The Marshal has notified the Ohinamen that if he again see any boys in the eetablishment he will arrest the Obinamen also. PEER SEE, Hts AB-GSoneman * “King of all Bottled Beers,’*Brewed from Bohemian Hope, SOLD EVERYWHERE. F lectro-Dental Parlors DR. R. E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Parlors established nearly four years ago. One of the lar, best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast Are Located Here Permanently . =. bedi a wREEOTRIGAL and ier conveniences for doing Ail work guaranteed at Oue-half the regular prices charged by other dentists, OUR PRICES PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLI . pee z GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat.. 6 00 SILVER FILLINGS. “:°7'7792:00. GRIDGE WORK, per tooth. . . 6 00 CLEANING. «4. ibe teeter esoces _ PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 50 O . @@"No orarge for Extracting whan plates are etd sting of Sacramento, it and BRUSSELS, February 10.—Gennero Reubino, the Italian ard that is by cqnstitutional remedies. . For us to cat hair ina stylish manner, Read These Prices/ San Franoisoo, February 9.—Shortly after 7 o'clock last night Henry J. Gallagher, who lives with -his-son-inlaw, J.G. Manefleld, at 826 Harrison Street, was knocked down by two burly footpads, who, after robbing him of a valuable gold watch succeeded in making their escape before the police arrived on tha scene,’ ; Ships Collide. San Franomoo, February 9=The steamer Enterprise, proceeding down collided with the ship Fred J. Wood, damaging that vessel considerably, tearing a hole fn her side and carrying Knocked Down. . to her dock during a heavy fog today, Serna of firing the farnitare store Williams sbout s month ago, ») guilty thie morn ing and tenced on Monday. away the Wood’s. forward boats and her bowsprit. New Power Plant Reppine, February: 9—The. electric power plant recently built by the Hazel Oreek Gold Mining Company on Orystal Creek near the tower house at an expense of $60,000, is ready for the current to be tarned on. The plant was built to furnish power for the Gladstone mine, but the town of French Gulch will also be supplied. The transmission line, eight miles in length, was completed just before the éommencemént of the big snowstorm of Saturday, Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very. best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times. Uh ae ag a y BAN Baran, February evening, as Antone Silva WAS 6) Mill Valley in a two-horse wa: unable to see the horses stepped on the wire parelyzed, and has Since beep critical condition, Escaped an Awful Fate, Mr, H. Haggins of Melbourn, ida, write: consumption and nothing cog done for me. was given up King’s New Di tion, induced: me to try it, were startling: Iam now on the to recovery and owe all to Dr, New Discovery. ” This great cure is gu Trial Bottles free. Percales for Wrappers. —more than we ever had Respectfully, A Big sales of Woolen Dress Goods a full suit. See them in-our window. UTTER IS THE VERY BEST New Dark Perea om Se ae ADIES—today we place. inour Jlarge-window New Da All the New Styles and Patteg before. 34-inch Percales 10 cents per pard. 36-inch Percales 12% cents per yard. AXY of our Pocket sors and Carpenter tools with this brand are guaranteed against being breaking from flaws. Call for the KEEN KUTTER GOODS. We have a full.and complete line. Knives, Shears, ScisSette ————— GEO. E. TURNER HARDWARE Pine Street, -> a Nevada City > x The offer of @ free trial bottle . SCovery for Coney too soft or . will . ' escaped death by a Miracle, The heavy winds and Taing, visited that sec:fon had caused , wire to fall across the road. Silys, wire, When them were instantly killed. 8m, 8 » “My doctor told me I i ‘Tt surely saved for all throat and lung digeasey D. Vinton, druggist. Price 50c4 Maher & Co., Nevada Ci going on now. $1f fi f i i Methex & Co. rit prices. You are ing always welcome. >. seal eutiaing, UP Stairs, Pime Street, Nevada City. Oommer W. SIGOURNEY Street, Nevada City, . FINE GROCERIES . At the lowest possible notch. We ne have always been known as giving unusual values, and you'will find us doin the same th right here every day. fi Drop in and get some of our , 8 6B ‘gafo, wi ffice of B a stron nd oth ged by d Ed. B: pany’s . ee ob Sando’ ng last o fall fr ner the ipgers, be in last ted that se stood ve for @ been jue and five hanged "a TRAN n speak aters wt note. . s. fount b them a d has e nd appre gents, a 8 evenit t them. care and land ins Allen er friends a le wax {. s doubl; povelty. its kind, those pl 8 Syadi ich Wille as purch John BR dings-Te ey have ned by t) Pine str } paper he 0. call tl e dark pe e show . wrapper les-and than evi en drege bad their « ous Ch pale an and rosy. he who Dr. King it. 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Nevapa City Dairy TRANSCRIPT ___. NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. a the piece. Does the foremost trial lawyer at the bar conduct ‘had to learn their trade and who speak with the fulminous ' dynamic man. for three generations, and makes his journal popular, influential and profitable? “Oniomarmy ‘sting, but the man that does things must learn to endure FRED EH. BROWN, Manager. “TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION. $6 Por Year . By Carrier, ane 52 2-38 Per Week ’ Delivered toany part of theeity. eg TUESDAY,.. ..... SEE ae ees February 10, 1903 MEN THAT DO THINGS = CANNOT ESCAPE CRITICISM ROM the President, governing the land to the newspaper writer, scribbling his daily column, everybody is a target for the flings of people who could do his _ work so much better than he if they had the chance. Does Mr. Roosevelt name a cabinet? Hundreds of newspapers are quick to tell him that he has selected the wrong men. Does the greatest soprano in the world sing a new song? Critics whose ignorance of music is monumental rush into print and show that she was off the key, that her notes are false, and that she misconceives thé spiritual meaning f a case in‘court? The bailiff, the clerk and all the law students in the jroo perceive a dozen deficiencies in his work and feel confident that they could have beaten him had they been on the other side. Does a brilliant and experienced physician prescribe a certain course of treatment for a patient? Every old woman in the neighborhood, deeming herself a born nurse, declares an opinion that the doctor is an ignoramus, and woe to the physiciat if the patient dies, for the old women, both male fand female, will accuse him, practically, of murder. Does the proprietor of a successful newspaper-follow-an-editorial policy that-builds up his cirealation Pro Bono Publico, Veritas and other venerable friends and subscribers, entirely ignorant of the practical conditions of the newspaper business, shower him with criticism and advice and urge him to publish a paper that might exactly suit them but would suit nobody else. uh Critics enjoy the precious privilege of not having to do anything positive. They are the pit which sits at ease and picks out the mistakes of the stage. They are the stay-athomes who cried “On to Richmond!” and denounced the aud “its generals in active service for not putting down the Rebellion in a week. They are the. gentry who rasp the administration for its handling of the Philippines, but quit suggesting a better way of doing the work. The world is full of these teady-made critics who never voice of Jove and atone of finality that would have graced the oracular bull, They are thick as flies and they buzz and them as one of the vexations imposed on human nature for its sins. It matters not how hard a man strives or how well he does his work. He will not satisfy the amiable critics who will sit in judgment on him. His only consolation is that if his work is meritorious carping will not kill it. But the world belongs to the man that does things—the Critics may sit on their hauuches, sneering and reviling, but to the man that does things belongs all the honor and glory. The man that does things is the great hero or the great villain in the play. The critics are merely the chorus, whose? names are never printed on the bills. Since even the Creator does not escape criticism from persous who think they could have ordained the universe better than He has done it, mortal’ man may not hope to do his own work in his own way without Tunning foul of that large class of idle busybodies whose function in the social economy is to find fault with people that do things, point out their mistakes and give them advice free. George R. Jones, an iron master of Pittsburg, is said to have distributed $30,000 to the motormen of tbat city as & reward for watchfualness in preventing accidents, The distribution wae made by special check and each one received a certificate of commendation. The gift amounts to an advance of one per cent on the wages of the men, A love letter written by the poet Keate has just been sold for $212. This shows that the demand for fiction ie on the increase. , Jim Jeffries may not possess a won derfal tatellect, but recent negotiations serve to prove that he is the senior wrangler of his class in pagilism, ‘ : KEEY OH TRL Rvidence Being Taken in Truckee Murder Since our report of the trial of Frank Kenney, charged with the murder of Wa. Lamb at Truckee on December 18th, closed yesterday, the following witnesses were examined during the afternoon: Ohariee Collins testified that he heard on the streets of Truckee that Kenney and Lamb had harsh words and shortly afterward when he «as in Al. Connor’s saloon where the killing took place, he saw Kenney and Lamb engaged in a wordy war in which Lamb severely abused Kenney, calling him vile names. Lamb then attempted to pull a gan, but eeeing that Kene ‘ = mY Truckee Meeis With An Accident. =s Warren Richardson, the well known lumber man of Truckee, was the victim of a peculiar accident, yesterday. Mr. Richardson, who has charge of the electric light and power plant: of that town, attempted to put the water wheel which had got out of repair, into proper working order, but the crowbar he was using was wrenched out of bis hands and forcibly hurlei against him. The iron bar struck Mr, Richardson equarely in the breast and body, breaking two of his ribs and seriously injuring him. The full exjent of his injuries cannot now be determined, but Warren Richardson of ‘defendant to shoot, but he saw none of it is feared that he is hurt internally, IJURED BY ABLST a Miners at the Sierra Queen Have a Narrow Escape from Death. ney was also about to pull a weapon he (Lamb) apparently changed his mind and raised his hands above his head, at the same time saying, “Shoot, you black —— of a ——; you dasn’t,” Kenney. then shot, and Lamb sank to e chair, saying goodbye to an acquaintance who was standing near, Soon afierward the wounded man rose from his chair and attempted to shoot Kenney, the cartridge in his weapon exploding, but the ball flew wide of its mark. Lamb then fell back into the chair from weakness and shortly afterward he died. Bert Haff testified to substantially the same as did Mr. Collins. Al. Connors, proprietor of the saloon in which the crime was committed, was the . sst witness of the day, Mr. Connors’ evidence was to the effect that he had heard Lamb “dare” the About 9 o’clock this morning several’blasts were—firad at me Sierra Queen mine, near town. aid after waiting an hour, the allotted time for the smoke to clear, two miners, Nicholas Sandow and. Ohas. Ninnls, went back to work, when, without warning, one ofthe blasts which had hung fire exploded. ‘ Sandow’s fice, hands and body were severely cut by flying rock, but beyond this injary he miraculous ly with hig life, Mr. Ninnis fortunately escaped any injury whatever. ---—< Be the acts that led up to the shooting. —— ae, Deputy Sheriffs Waters and Maitin this morning brought Frank Kenney, the defendant, down to J. J. Jackson’s store to ascertain his weight and he tipped the scales ‘at 152 pounds, When ‘the trial was resumed this morning the following witnesses were examined for the prosecution and related the circumstances of the shooting: H. Percival, J.T Lammon, Harry Beam and W. Bidwell. . This fternoon the defense had. 0. W. Long, Fred Day ani J, 0, MeFan on the stand, and they testified that the character of Kenney for peace and quietness was good, while that of Laab was not. Thomas McDonald, the principal witness for the defense was then sworn He said he was going by the Truckee saloon about 7 o’clock in the evening, when he heard music ‘playing and went inside. He saw Kenney and was talking to him, when McDonald said he was going to bed. Kenney said he was ulso going to bed, but would make 8 Cigarette first. They made a cigar ette, and Kenney struck a match just as Lamb came from bebind the bar with a tray of drinks. Kenney acctdentally strack the tray with his hand. Kenney and the witness then went out. When they reached the frent of Wilkie’s store, Lamb came up behind them, and put his hand on Kenney’s shoulder, and as he turned around Lamb struck Kenney in the face and knocked him down. Then Lemb pulled cut a gun and said: “I'll kill you, you —— —— —~!” MoDon. ald threw bis arms around Lamb and beld him. He talked to him until he got quieted down and then Lamb went back to the saloop. He and Kenney then went upto the Sherritt House, and Kenney washed the blood off his face. Later in the evening McDonald went.back to the Truckee saloon and Lamb was there sitting by the Stove. When taikiug to Lamb, the latter said the only thing that saved the —— ————=-, was McDonald holding him. Lamb said that if Kenney would take two of his friends, be would do the same, and they would go and have it out. Kenney was standing at the Klondike table and beard what Lamb said, McDonald heard Some one say stand back, and 88 be stepped back he saw Kenney coming toward Lamb with his hands by his sides. Saw Lamb reach for bis pistol, * Poourthe Rudyard Kipling point of view the bombarding of helpless noncombatants will be considered a characterjatic Goth and shameless Hun performance, General Bragg is on his way to Hongkong and he has not written a line home. No more domestic confidences from him about what he thinks of the people he is among. Patti is preparing for another farewell tour of America. Her continued absence from ‘this country for more than five yéars would show tbat she has been very negligent of her “farewells” recently. Judge Gray presides over the strike commission in very much the same Way that the Irichman presides over Donnybrook Fair, namely, with a ahillalab ready for all bands. A good many of the anti-corporation laws being formulated are like the famous medicine which was guaranteed not to do the patient, any harm, even if it did bim no good, The doctors tell King Edward that he he has eaten and drunk too much. This means that Queen Nature bas begun proceedings egainst Edward for lese majeste, The only remarkable thing that we ©an see about Apostle Reed Smoot, as judged from his published photograph, is that he ever managed to get so many women to marry him. Handherchie 2 Diy THE LADIES OF Nolesand Comments! Every new vocation comes to b its newepaper organ and so the R. F, D. News has been started in the interest of the rural free delivery carriers of the United States. The new journal will start out with quitea contingency as there are upwards of 11,000 carriers employed in this servica, which is being rapidly extended. The raral free delivery system is evidently an extension of the government service which has come to stay. @ The Alexandia, Va., Gazette recently Closed its one hundred and third re. eerded volume, although the paper was published twenty years in the eighteenth century b-fore regular files of the issues wers kept. The Gazette bas had an eventful career, its establishment baving been seized by the Federal authorities during the war between the States which fect the paper was not pubAisbed those four years. The Gazette has been inthe bands of one family in consequence of . th the Armours of Ohieago had & harrowing experience the other day. He dined with the German emperor and was forbidden to talk business between courses. or » ie Money Found. A piece ef money was found on Cottage Street. The owner can learn of the party who found it by applying at the Transonrr office. ce . ““[ was troubled for several years with chronic ind fon and nervous debility,” writes F. 3. Green, of Launergy N.H. “No remedy me ih ie aroma tea a w me more an medicines 1 had ever used. The — t also kept my wife in excellent for years. She Electric Bitters troubles; sa: are just splendid = female at they are a grand tonic and orig 2 o orator for weak, ran down women. other medicine can take its place our family.” Try them. Only SOc, Satisfaction guaranteed W. D. Vinton, druggist. 4 wd me and then say, “Shoot yon —— —— —_ Kenney then shot and Lamb sat down in a chair, and said, ‘‘Bert, he’s got me.” After sitting in the cbair for B moment Lamb rose up and fired a shot at Keuney, Carry Fun Too Far. Some boys while watching the sons of Confucius elect their joss yesterday in new Ohinatown took it into their mischievious heads to have a Jittle fan of their own. They accordingly begun to pelt snowballs in every direction. They finally wound ap by striking one of the spectators, an old man, & terrific blow in theeye. Marsbal Shearer then took a band end: threatened to arrest them if they did not desist. They quickly subsided. + Se , Wise men \drinok “Jesse Moore” Whisky; fools @rink anything the bar tender foists upon them. Be wise— Wili give a nove} entertainment at the Mrs. W. F. Englebright Wednesday Evening, Feb, 18th. A very attraetive program will be renered. which 25 cents will be bankerchiefs will be offered for sale, Crinity Episcopal Guild home of The public is invited to attend. . ADMISSION, FREE, Refreshments will ‘be served, for CASTORIA For Infants and -Children, foo Kind You Have Always Bought _ Bears the Senatare ot Chg select your ewn. beverage, ‘ charged, and . ’ Will Report Favorabig, WASHINGTON, February ro—The House committee on Interstate Commerce agreed to report favorably on Elkins anti-trust rebate bill with certain amendments, today. i ae German Bark Ashore. Astori4, February to—The four-master German bark Aesternixye, from San Francisco, went ashore last night at Peacock Spit. The crew reached shore this. morning, Breakers are going over her sides. Two tugs are endeavoring to save the uessel. J a oe ee oe oe ee _ Given a Life Sentence. — anarchist, charged with attempting to assassinate King Leopold, on November 15th last, received today a life sentence to penal servitude. e440 4448484 Ashore on a Reel. Hami.ton, Bermuda, February 1o—The Quebec Steam: ship Co.’s liner, Madiana, from New York, with excursionists on board, is ashore on a reef near here. She will probably. be a total loss. Tugs are endeavoring to save the passengers, Seas are breaking over her. Lifeboats are started for the

scene, NO Sepious obstacles. BERLIN, February 10.—The F oreign office officials deny’ that any serious obstacles exist to the signing of the protocol in the Venezuelan trouble, Comparatively unimportant questions remain before Signing it. “PASSED AAT, ‘ Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure desfuese, ~. Deafness is caused by an inflamed 6ondition of the mucous lining of ihe Kus. tachian Tube. When this:tube ig inGrass Valley This Morning. and unless the inflammation can be taken oat and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cas28 gut of ten are caused by Oatarrh, which is nothing bat an inflamed condition of the mucous services, We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Satestie Cure, ~ for circulars, ree, F, J. CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo, O, Sold by druggists, price 750, Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Ohas. Orider, who was mentioned in yesterday's Transonipr as being near death’s door, passed away at the Robinson Sanitarium at Grasse Valley, at 4 o’clock this morning. Deceasad was an ex soldier in the Philippine War and did good service in the far-off islands for almost one year and a halt in the United States army. Abonat four years ago, upon his return to Oalifornia from the Philippines, he came to Gragg Valley, where 4 he bas resided ever since. Atthetime. ) IT IS NOT DIFFICULT of his death he was a Sargeant of Co. I, N. G. O., of Grass Valley. Deceased has been asufferer for some . bec time from Bright’s disease, About six weeks ago he was removed from the County Hospital, whera he was receiv ing treatment, to the sanitorium where he died, He, was a native of York, Pa., and 82 years of age, . The funeral: will take place on Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock under the auspices of Oo. I, N. G. O, BORN, calihiinenieinigtiaimiia tacts kee At Nevada City, February 7th, 1908, to the wife of E cDonald, a daughter. ause we understand our business, That’s why so many people have their tonsorial work done here. SHAVING, 15 CENTS. TOMMY [MOORE’S TONSORIAL PARLORS. en BOYS APPESICG, [ers 20. ar soiea aoa esta —. Ladies’ Shoes Half Soled and Heeled for 60 cents; All work guaranteed, ANTONIO LOLLA ~ The Shoemaker Broad street, below Hicks & Danjap’s Assay Office, Nevada Olty> Three young boys were arrested in a Obinatown gambling resort today by Marshal Shearer. The Marshal has notified the Ohinamen that if he again see any boys in the eetablishment he will arrest the Obinamen also. PEER SEE, Hts AB-GSoneman * “King of all Bottled Beers,’*Brewed from Bohemian Hope, SOLD EVERYWHERE. F lectro-Dental Parlors DR. R. E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Parlors established nearly four years ago. One of the lar, best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast Are Located Here Permanently . =. bedi a wREEOTRIGAL and ier conveniences for doing Ail work guaranteed at Oue-half the regular prices charged by other dentists, OUR PRICES PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLI . pee z GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat... 6 00 SILVER FILLINGS. “:°7'7792:00. GRIDGE WORK, per tooth. . . 6 00 CLEANING.. «4.. ibe teeter esoces _ PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 50 O . @@"No orarge for Extracting whan plates are etd sting of Sacramento, it and BRUSSELS, February 10.—Gennero Reubino, the Italian ard that is by cqnstitutional remedies. . For us to cat hair ina stylish manner, Read These Prices/ San Franoisoo, February 9.—Shortly after 7 o'clock last night Henry J. Gallagher, who lives with -his-son-inlaw, J.G. Manefleld, at 826 Harrison Street, was knocked down by two burly footpads, who, after robbing him of a valuable gold watch succeeded in making their escape before the police arrived on tha scene,’ ; Ships Collide. San Franomoo, February 9=The steamer Enterprise, proceeding down collided with the ship Fred J. Wood, damaging that vessel considerably, tearing a hole fn her side and carrying Knocked Down. . to her dock during a heavy fog today, Serna of firing the farnitare store Williams sbout s month ago, ») guilty thie morn ing and tenced on Monday. away the Wood’s. forward boats and her bowsprit. New Power Plant Reppine, February: 9—The. electric power plant recently built by the Hazel Oreek Gold Mining Company on Orystal Creek near the tower house at an expense of $60,000, is ready for the current to be tarned on. The plant was built to furnish power for the Gladstone mine, but the town of French Gulch will also be supplied. The transmission line, eight miles in length, was completed just before the éommencemént of the big snowstorm of Saturday, Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very. best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times. Uh ae ag a y BAN Baran, February evening, as Antone Silva WAS 6) Mill Valley in a two-horse wa: unable to see the horses stepped on the wire parelyzed, and has Since beep critical condition, Escaped an Awful Fate, Mr, H. Haggins of Melbourn, ida, write: consumption and nothing cog done for me. was given up King’s New Di tion, induced: me to try it, were startling: Iam now on the to recovery and owe all to Dr, New Discovery. ” This great cure is gu Trial Bottles free. Percales for Wrappers. —more than we ever had Respectfully, A Big sales of Woolen Dress Goods a full suit. See them in-our window. UTTER IS THE VERY BEST New Dark Perea om Se ae ADIES—today we place. inour Jlarge-window New Da All the New Styles and Patteg before. 34-inch Percales 10 cents per pard. 36-inch Percales 12% cents per yard. AXY of our Pocket sors and Carpenter tools with this brand are guaranteed against being breaking from flaws. Call for the KEEN KUTTER GOODS. We have a full.and complete line. Knives, Shears, ScisSette ————— GEO. E. TURNER HARDWARE Pine Street, -> a Nevada City > x The offer of @ free trial bottle . SCovery for Coney too soft or . will . ' escaped death by a Miracle, The heavy winds and Taing, visited that sec:fon had caused , wire to fall across the road. Silys, wire, When them were instantly killed. 8m, 8 » “My doctor told me I i ‘Tt surely saved for all throat and lung digeasey D. Vinton, druggist. Price 50c4 Maher & Co., Nevada Ci going on now. $1f fi f i i Methex & Co. rit prices. You are ing always welcome. >. seal eutiaing, UP Stairs, Pime Street, Nevada City. Oommer W. SIGOURNEY Street, Nevada City, . FINE GROCERIES . At the lowest possible notch. We ne have always been known as giving unusual values, and you'will find us doin the same th right here every day. fi Drop in and get some of our , 8 6B ‘gafo, wi ffice of B a stron nd oth ged by d Ed. B: pany’s . ee ob Sando’ ng last o fall fr ner the ipgers, be in last ted that se stood ve for @ been jue and five hanged "a TRAN n speak aters wt note. . s. fount b them a d has e nd appre gents, a 8 evenit t them. care and land ins Allen er friends a le wax {. s doubl; povelty. its kind, those pl 8 Syadi ich Wille as purch John BR dings-Te ey have ned by t) Pine str } paper he 0. call tl e dark pe e show . wrapper les-and than evi en drege bad their « ous Ch pale an and rosy. he who Dr. King it. By g they cor ead off ¢ y 250, at —+ o@e urd , Feb, 9peddler ead ih a at 182 ¢ his head ted in a n, his ro the po picion, — /HUMBI —__——. ment ij e Nevad ol the pu od you o1 & man is ptic is’ n medy thi fails to ke ney Pills the skepti roof of th ty proof iQ of it: Vy, min osite ©] I suffe Plainly p the gms times I lily ana Kidney ] € store, k I cou end ther e, weak t be impo Oke any n M exactly 90 cents ¢ or-Milbor for t er the p titate,