February 3, 1900 (4 pages)

i j > ERE ENTE TS rer ie THE TRANSCRIPT. BURNS WITHDRAWS ’ United States.” ,Ppelled to do so ?” BROWN & CALKINS. Published every evening except Sundays and Legal Holidays b by FROM THE CONTEST. 1900) SATURDAY...+ Feb. he SERVED HIM RIGHT. Man Who Wantsto Reform the Country, Is Denied Citizenship. aspirants. in this country. This is in effect the, te purport of a decision made by Judge [SPECIAL TO THE DAILY TRANSORIPT.] SACRAMENTO, Feb. 3.—Daniel.M. Burns, late candidate ‘for the Republican nomination for. United States Senator, ‘today publishes a card withdrawing his name from the list of He thanks those members of the Legislature who No Nihilists or Socialists are wanted have stood by him so firmly from the first day of the ballotEllsworth of Oakland Thursday in the . application of Alfred W. Hawkins for; Bard Wins in citizenship. Hawkins, says the Tribune, is a subject of Great Britain, but has resided [Special to the Paily Transeript.] in this country for a number of years.;. SACRAMENTO, Fob. BLast night 46:of He took his first papers in February of. the 85 Republican members, of the 1896. Hawkins also claims the deerine: Legislature held a caucus, none of the tion of haying been a member of meily A Burns men. being being present at rollindustrial army which was organized a ‘ wasins few years ago in the interest of labor. . Call. Soon after the opening eee Hawkins appeared before Judge Ells. Johnson, Shortridge and Dibble worth Thursday morning to complete . entered and endeavored on behalf of the Caucus, , To Protect Our his naturalization. His spokesmen . pi rng to raise the point of order that eave eae rate arnt there were not 61 members gieecrg re n ws. grounded in the Government and con-. 'he majority of the Legislature—and stitution of this country and answered . therefore no business that could be questions in this respect successfully. . binding upon the Republican majority It was not until he was questioned in could be enacted. President Flint megane a Syiipatiiles ane els held that those who had answered to ance to this form of government that ; ai . the roll, constituted a majority of there was a hitch in the proceedings. “Now supposing that this country) tue Republicans. He refused to and England became involved in a war, . regognize ‘the Burns committee as on which side would your sympathies present because they had not enswered to roll call and they retired. lie?” asked Judge Ellsworth. “J would sympathise with the country i that was being invaded,” replied Hawk. Balloting began. As McDonald of ins. Alameda was reached he voted for Bard “If England invaded the United . and was greeted with cheers. Nutt, States would you fight for this Chynoweth, Crowder, Dale and De country?” was asked. » anderen: for “IT would use my own judgment as to . j Lane voted for Grant; whether this country was drawn into . Barnes, and the rest of the forty-six for the war or not and as to whether the . Bard. Chynowetb, Anderson, Dale and cause was just. I will say right now . De Lane changed their votes to Bard, that Ido not believe in any country but Crowder and Nutt refused to invading another. Ido not. think the . war between England and -the Boers is . change. just, even if my views may not coin. their intention to be bound by the cide with those of your Honor.” caucus vote and to vote for Bard in “Well, if the troops of England were Chairman invading this country, would you be Flint made a short address, in which willing to fight against your mother country ?” he stated that a quorum of the pense “I am not clear on that question. If . was present and those who had signed the statesmen of this country found . the caucus call were bound by the acthat the war was necessary and there was no way ont of it, I believe that all citizens would be calied upon to defend this country.” “Is your affection for your mother country such that you could not sym-! pathize with this country in a war ?” They however said it was * 2 ‘ their respective houses. tion of the evéning. The caucus adjourned sine die. Opened a Grave! Pit. The Southern Pacific Company has . opened up a large gravel pit near Love“I have lost all sympathy for war. I/ jock, Nevada, a little station 97 miles hate and despise it. If I had to do it,. east. of Reno. The gravel is of fine I believe I would take up arms for the} quality and will be used for track bal. last over a stretch of about fifty miles “You mean that you would not fight . along the Central Pacific line between for this country unless you were com-. Wadsworth and Winnemucca in. the ; . sigebrush State. The work will be “That is about the way I fecl” ‘completed within the next six months “Do you believe in a republicanform . and will be of a very substantial of government ?” . character, fully in keeping with all “I believe a better form of govern-. similar improvements. which the railment could be established. In the . road isfcarrying on at various points first place, Ido not think thatit is necalong its system. essary to have a head to a government. The Sonthern Pacific is placing its T would abolish all money asa medium . road in firstclass condition and the of exchange. Without these, { think! work performed is destined to wear for that all could be made happy. It would many years to come. do away with class distinctions and there would be no more of the miseraKnown Every where. gene that that could be. The National hotel of this city is . known far and wide all over the State effected by getting rid of President McKinley ?” by the traveling class and public in “Yes, sir, 1 think so. I have heard general as one of the best hotels in the some people say that McKinley was State. All modern improvements are President. Others say that Mark conmtantly peing pat in, every deparsHanna is the Ereslgent, I don’t know . ™°"tThe Rector Brothers, the -prowhich te.” prietors,are indeed deserving of a great “You don’t think, then, that this deal of credit for the manner in which Government is best for this country ?” tpe hotel is “es and the ever courtecus . “] think a better one could be made.” treatment’ which they bestow upon the “Then I must -reject your applicapatrons of the ae tion. You may be right or you ‘may be doe ris wrong in your views, but the laws _of Today’s Weather Forecast. this country have said that the repubSan Francisco, F Feb. 8—Cloudy tclican form of goverisiient is best for . night. Probably “showers tomorrow. this country, and those who do not McAprE. think so cannot become citizens here. . _ Jhave nothing to say against your . On Every Bottle moral character. I believe from your . Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure Is this testimony that you are an hones: man, . . guarantee: “All weask of you is touse but you cannot become a. citizen of . two-thirds ofthe contents of this botpee It’s Rightly Named. Citrus Fruit Growers. [Special to the Daily Transcript.) SacRAMENTO, Feb. 3--On motion of Jones of Orange the Senate this morning unanimously adopted a resolution urging the California representatives in Congress to oppose the proposed treaty with the British West Indies relative to reducing the present duty on citrus fruits twenty per cent, The resolution states that such reduction would be injurious to the fruit growers of California, It was ordered telegraphed to Senator Perkins and that printed copies be sent toour Congressmen. . Opening Philippine Hemp Ports. [Special to the Daily Transcript.] WasHINnaToN, Feb, 3.—General Otis sends satisfactory reports uf military operations in the Philippines. He says rapid progress is being made in opening the hemp ports of the island south of Luzon. Col. Cobb is in command of the situation at Samar and Leyte, adjoining Luzon on the east. Rumored Fighting at Ladysmi.h. [Special to the Daily Transecript.] Lonpon, Feb. 3—The War Office bas no news of importance today concerning the situation in South Africa. It is believed that _Buller’s forces have advanced toward Ladysmith and that a battle is now on there. AG CUS ESTES S A Morning hing Wedding. Herbert Ferguson ‘of Grass Valley and Miss Eleanor Berry of Graniteville weae married in Judge Nilon’s chambers this morning, the witnesses being . ) Miss Maude Stevens and Albert Berry of Grass Valley. His honor tied the knot in his usual graceful and artistic manner. After the ceremony Deputy’ Sheriff Pascoe appedéred on the scene and taking the happy party in charge escorted them on a tour of the county jail and Superior court-rdom. As the bride and groom were leaving the courthouse some of the county officials and other gentlemen showered. them with rice. A Runaway. This noon a team of ‘of horses belonging to an Italian rancher living this side of North San Juan was standing in Basso’s hotel on Sacramento street when some lads discharged a bunch of firecrackers. The horses ran away breaking the pole of the wagon. +7ee Going to North Bloomfield. Rev. Father Clyne of St. Canice church at this city will celebrate mass . in North Bloomfield at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow morning. HAS ALMOST ; _ REACHED HIS END. hity to themselves, pects no trouble the} Ie. Governor Taylor jhas the new Republican see against further de ‘ HY the exclusion of :hi 4 A caucus of tiie/ London Monday f the Legislature. enough Democrs Gf necessary, troops if [SPECIAL TO THE DAILY TRANSORIPT.] i, Feb. 3; 2:45 p. m.—Goebel’s. physicians have abandoned aii bone of his recovery. Their efforts are ife cted to keeping him alive tifl the arrival of tion of the capitol sq) hare, which is still under Governor Laylor’ s control, the given. up for the present the idea of going to London: t of government where the Legislature is ordered to convene next week . He remains in the Capitol building and has provided iy in receiving and sending messages that has resulted from # position, by haying two telegraph wires run into his office. Republican members of ithe Legislature will be held in i. four o’clock when plans will be decided upon for organizing lic members so business can proceed. It is the’ Republican plan to elect Governor Bradley to the U. S. Senate, so the interests of the Republican administration of this State can be guarded at Washington: With the excepwill be sent to arrest and bring in Miss Society—My friends are all crazy to see me act. ie ; Mr. Callers (sotto voco)—They must be. Chicago Record. fn . Chocolate Pies. Chocolate pie with chocolate. filling —Cream one-half cupful butter and one cupful sugar together; one cupful of milk, in which dissolve four tablespoonfuls of chocolate, one egg thoroughly beaten, two cupfuls of flour, in which mix two teaspoonfuls of baking powder and a little salt. Flavor to taste. Bake in three layers. Filling— Threesquares of chocolate, grated, three heaping teaspoonfuls cornstarch, }mixed with three-quarters of a cupful each of water and milk. Cook all together over hot water eight minutes. Spread when cooled between the layers and on top.—Roston Glohe. — Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is loh’s Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of Croup. It has never been known to. fail. The worst cases ‘relieved immediately. Price 25cts., 50 cts.and $1 00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. _tf Hood’s Pills are the favorite family cathartie, «2 80 agonizing and frequently fatal. Shi-. ;-¥ . City, Cal. Dr. Conan Doyle is the first of the! J literary men of England to shoulder a gun in the Transvaal war. He is. now 40 years of age. His first novel, “A Study in Scarlet,” was published: in 1882 -In 1891 his creation of Sherlock Holmes brought him to the front rank of living authors. a Senator Hale, with his own wealth and that which was added by his marriage with a daughter of the late Senator Chandler of Nichigan, is a multi-} millionaire. Eim street in New York city has been named Dewey avenue, in honor of the Admiral. “Grasp ALL and lose all.” Many are {. so intent on “grasping ali” that they lose their health, Hood’s Sarsaparilla has helped many a business man on the road to success: by making and keeping him healthy. Hood’s ‘Pills cure biliousness, sick . headache. BORN % In San Luis Ovispo, Jan 29, 1900, to the wife of H. 8. Waters; M. D., form. erly of Washington, a daughter. Restores VITALITY, . WERVITASSEES AND MANHOOD . Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and . wasting diseases, all effects! of self. \ cretion. -A nerve tonic and . blood builder. Brings the . ay pink glow to pale checksand sor T R2.503 with @ written guarantee to cure or refund the money. . NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada’ ALWAYS RECEIVING / Prince Henry of Proesia, the German Ewperor’s brother, proposes to’ vist . the King of. Siam on his-way home from Hongkong. PORULA! BAKERY in the Transcript © © . © / © block on Commercial street. You can ‘always depend upon it that the Bread, Pies. Cakes, Fancy Pastry, Ete., from this Bakery are all right in every rethis country holding the views that you'do. Your application is denied.” ————__+ e@e + ete E ae At the Churches Tomorrow. . Services at Trinity church tomor. row will be as follows: Morning pray. er, sermon by Rev. W. A. Rimer, the . rector, and holy communion at 11 o’clock; Sunday-schoul and Bible class at 12:30 p. m.; evening prayer and sermn at 7 o’clock. ' At St. Canice Catholic church services will be held at the usual hours. A the Methodist Church in the morning Pastor Phelps will take for his theme, “What Is Prayer.” Sundayschool’ follows the morning service . Sherman Danforth will lead the Ep-. worth League meeting at 6 p. m. In. the evenibg at 7 o’vlock Mr. Phelps will . preach a special serman to young peo. ple. . At the Congregational church there . will be preaching at1l a. m.and7 p.m. by the pastor, Rev, J. Sims: Evening . subject, “Isit Kight That People Should Defend Thamsel ves?” Christian Ea. deavor will meet at the-.usail hour. Subject, “hing; That Endure.” sSabbath school at the close of the morning . service. m The nominal price of wild land in Cape Colony is 25 sons as acre, . -tle faithfully, then if you can say you HEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. are not benefitted return the bottle to. spect. . New Specialties At Wolf's . as Just now we have BURNHAM’S CLAM CHOWDER. A whole dinner in a can. Only requires heating. DUFE’S REFINED NEW ORLEANS. MOLASSES in quart cans. CREAM CUSTARD. It’s delicious. JELLYCON. Just the thing for a quis dessert. Q00000 00000000000 . F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props., Toledo,O. abuse, or excess and indis-. , . m= restores the fire of youth. . @ ~ By mail 50c per box; 6 boxes . A NOBLE OUTCAST.» Amateurs Who Will Apy Appear at the The ea. ater February 15th. Fraser’s four-act drama, “A Noble Outcast,” which is to be produced at the theater here on Thursday evening, the 15th instant, abounds with thrilling situations and patheticincidents. The dialogue is bright and the story it tells is one of exceptional interest. The play is to be presented by some of the county’s most capable amateurs, as will be seen by reference to the following cast of:characters: ’ Gerald Weston... W.B. Robb Known as Jerry the Tramp. Col. Matthew Lee’... Dr. Guthrie ,. A Southern banker. James Blackburn. .!. E. M. McKinlay The banker’s nephew. Jack Worthington. . . F. Waggoner Blackburn’s rival. 1, Mrs. Lee... Miss Sallie Percival Wife of the Colonel. France:... .Miss Martha Sims A disputed is preg oo Miss Nina Woon Fuithful deca free. A Washington man hes brought suit for divorce from his wife because she sleeps with a razor under her pillow. She will offer no explanation for this eccentric habit, and refuses to give one when asked. How’s This. We offer one Hundred Dollars Re: ward for any case.of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. We the undersigned, have known F. . Cheney for the last 15.years, and believe him ‘perfectly honorable in all ‘business transactions and financially able to earry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale* Druggists, Toledo,O. Watpwe, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c. r bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Hall’s Family Pills are the best, 50 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to.exceed five lines . jongth inserted under this head for toon Sees rack oe at samme th, nts a week o ‘ce: : able invariably in advames. _ shi Dance At Indian Flat There will be a social dance at Union Hall Indian Flat, on Saturday evening, Feb. 3rd Admission per couple including. refresh. ments, 75 cents. Everybody invited. td Ni 2 Notice, Persons indebted to the undersigne1 will please calland settle same. W.T. Monk, j31-1w. Furnished Room For Rent. quire of Deputy Sheriff Pascoe, tf Girl Wanted. Apply at this office. Property For Saie. joining. situated at the junction of Commercial and Broad streets, known as the Johnston property. on of Geo. E. John. ston. ji6 Railroading Patents. A single firm of Patent Lawyers, C. A, Snow:& Co., of Washington, D.C., have inthe last year procured 1,630 patents for their clients, many of them rejected inventions, C, A. Snow & Co. have been accused of railroading patents through the Patent Office, but they insist that this locomotion is better than ox-carting them, for by the latter process the inventor often dies before he gets his patent. + ji8-im Champion Boot Black. For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoesa specialty, Satisfaction gueranteed. tf Store for Sale, The variety store of E. F. Ro-enthal on Commercial street’ is offered for sale at a bargain. Apply to the owner on the premises. : a fhtk To Rent. Three unfurnished rooms, suitable for man and wife, with the privilege of a good cellar and wood shed. Apply to FRED E. BROWN, Transcript o fice, _ 910-tm MAHER Ladies, we have this Spring 1900. They are make a dollar go here. yard. Lawn Embroideries yard. dark corners: in it; the S Try it. ity of our goods the wiouee Our prices are ny eet a shade lower than the lowest. your Druggist and he may refund the price paid.” druggist. at your doors. Price 25 cts. 50 cts. and ! All orders promptly filled and delivered. . 1.00. For sale by H. ae i iar HOWARD LOVELAND. ‘© © © That’s what everybody says about the © © © © © TELEPHONE WEST 8, Ot The qual© A. B. WOLF, CASH GROCER @ ©©006@ ©6 OOOO 00009 Apc Se © cee ee ae +, = ‘eae m6 SR » TROUSERS! G1 PAPAS WF AS IS ICE ME TE VS AS New: Patterns. Extra Well Made. Perfect Fitting. ey 4 i hey are right in style and they are right in cian! a beter for the i money. We have on hand a line of Worsteds, Cassi'neres and. Scotch Effects 8 that sold all season for $6 and $7, but in ordet to make room for Spring Goods you may . g have them now for $5, and all others at the same reduction. In: ‘other words there is a (Sip reduction of from 10 to.15 per cent. on each pair of pants in our store. But we must’ [gi As — TROUSERS! [. ee insist on it being a CASH SALE. Any alterations that: are Lo epingecd will be . Ee made free of charge. 3 Country orders wil receive prompt attention whether accompanie? by the money or not. A TKO oe ee ee a Le aati Ps Pema = : OOS SOTTO: LE LV OL MA IEE eh way weber Bae > ‘ eae ae ee ee 2. 6 : « a F: © © © © © received for Spring: frem* 5¢ up to 37% a Swiss Embroideries at any price. ‘We tare ' & —AT— C Co.’s. day placed in Window No. 1 our first shipment of Embroideries for all new patterns. We told you we would have them,so now take a walk down to our store and see what cash prices will do for you and find out how far you can Cambric Embroideries from 5c up to 25cthe cheap quality as well as the good. Next come those fine Nainsook Embroideries that make the babies’ dresses look so cute. They come in all prices and we have what you want. New All-over Embroideries. new ones. The story is too long to tell. ‘will have to come and see them. Now, ladies, come to the store that has no ‘We have all the You store that you can see what you are buying any time of the day. Ask your neighbors—they will all tell you about it. Don’t miss seeing the inside of our store this week. We are making special efforts in displaying the many new things that we have already Respectfully, MAHER & co. .Write to us. for samples. Two neatly furnished roomis for rent. InA girl is wanted to do general house work. . Fire-proof brick building and barn ad. KINKEAD’S ~Chiffoniers Bed Lounges Furniture Store Swing Chairs, Jee IS THE PLACE TO BUY NICE PRESENTS . . . . Fancy Rockers : Rugs 3 : . Couches Cap Sve, Brom Suits, Pr Fara nea AEE at TA ee RA A Masquerade Costumes ~.—-Por Rent from $4.50, to $6.00 Bach. Masks for all Character on Sale. . I will have on display a full line of costumes and masks for the Washington Birthday Masquerade, Special characters can be diseggp ts from sei by applying early, Crawford "MAIN emu NEVADA OFTY, ~~ SATURDAY,. Winor Notes and mot Call on Ed Schr anything in the to Sequoia ‘and E variety for fine fin All shades. of inches, wide, $1.25 Fleming’s. Tomato and Ber cans, 20c; three fo! Grocery. Do you want at it for the money . rent. TowLE Bros Go to the Refers giass of that cek Gilt Edge Steam B W. T. Monk has from the Morgan street to the’ Schm mercial street. A dozen’ fine . oranges will cost y Gaylord & Sons’. ceived a fresh lot. Don’t fail to try Chase & Sanborn’ Two bits a pound, George ©. Gaylord At. “The Grotto”, get the finest of . cigars, etc. Drop . all ye who never th There was a mus hotel last evening i Mrs. Metzenbaugh: were cordially ente ular couple. Plumbiug and and Shaw Compan ploy only first-clas prepared to furnis connections for ths at the very lowest . The Men and Ws game of last night who thus also defe for the series. Th vanquished will ha per for the club. Last night while Patrick McCarthy the Grass Valley r¢ rections they collic was thrown to the shoulder sprainéd Frank Martin of got drunk and disk ton yesterday. J tenced him to pay out in jailata dol brought to jail tod. It-takes six mon’ linquent co-owner: tribute their share Ninety days’ notic publication. The advertised then ha which to pay. their Alfonso Durand, in this township Placerville, leavin ters and two sons. ren, Beatrice and They have gone tc tend the funeral. D.R. Kinney,the Gilt Edge saloon, i that popular resor throughout. He p hand the finest of tend a cordial wek See his new advert Yesterday was gr is un old saying tk comes out of his t and is met by his ately retires to his remains six weeks on that date indic weather followin his shadow yester on spectacles. Alma Marsh’s Little Alma Mai old daughter ot D accidentally struc day by.@ cannon girls were exercis: ton schoothon:e, provement today, tion is still quite now that. her skal although there is fever nfay set in. three days yet be! mined just how s At: present nobod ar® permitted to : of any kind woul vate her conditio LEADERS Rosenberg Brother Very . Rosenberg Br Goods store have ~just unpacked floor coverings city. They. in Mogquettes, Velv grains. Also Me This is the lar, ever brought to latest designs ar get our pricés. goods. ‘ j 30-tf Pal What A grand old r tud Consum world for half a numerable case: thor and reliev: stages. If you’ the resalts we w Price®25 ets., { sale by H. Dick:

i j > ERE ENTE TS rer ie THE TRANSCRIPT. BURNS WITHDRAWS ’ United States.” ,Ppelled to do so ?” BROWN & CALKINS. Published every evening except Sundays and Legal Holidays b by FROM THE CONTEST. 1900) SATURDAY.....+ Feb. he SERVED HIM RIGHT. Man Who Wantsto Reform the Country, Is Denied Citizenship. aspirants. in this country. This is in effect the, te purport of a decision made by Judge [SPECIAL TO THE DAILY TRANSORIPT.] SACRAMENTO, Feb. 3.—Daniel.M. Burns, late candidate ‘for the Republican nomination for. United States Senator, ‘today publishes a card withdrawing his name from the list of He thanks those members of the Legislature who No Nihilists or Socialists are wanted have stood by him so firmly from the first day of the ballotEllsworth of Oakland Thursday in the . application of Alfred W. Hawkins for; Bard Wins in citizenship. Hawkins, says the Tribune, is a subject of Great Britain, but has resided [Special to the Paily Transeript.] in this country for a number of years.;. SACRAMENTO, Fob. BLast night 46:of He took his first papers in February of. the 85 Republican members, of the 1896. Hawkins also claims the deerine: Legislature held a caucus, none of the tion of haying been a member of meily A Burns men. being being present at rollindustrial army which was organized a ‘ wasins few years ago in the interest of labor. . Call. Soon after the opening eee Hawkins appeared before Judge Ells. Johnson, Shortridge and Dibble worth Thursday morning to complete . entered and endeavored on behalf of the Caucus, , To Protect Our his naturalization. His spokesmen . pi rng to raise the point of order that eave eae rate arnt there were not 61 members gieecrg re n ws. grounded in the Government and con-. 'he majority of the Legislature—and stitution of this country and answered . therefore no business that could be questions in this respect successfully. . binding upon the Republican majority It was not until he was questioned in could be enacted. President Flint megane a Syiipatiiles ane els held that those who had answered to ance to this form of government that ; ai . the roll, constituted a majority of there was a hitch in the proceedings. “Now supposing that this country) tue Republicans. He refused to and England became involved in a war, . regognize ‘the Burns committee as on which side would your sympathies present because they had not enswered to roll call and they retired. lie?” asked Judge Ellsworth. “J would sympathise with the country i that was being invaded,” replied Hawk. Balloting began. As McDonald of ins. Alameda was reached he voted for Bard “If England invaded the United . and was greeted with cheers. Nutt, States would you fight for this Chynoweth, Crowder, Dale and De country?” was asked. » anderen: for “IT would use my own judgment as to . j Lane voted for Grant; whether this country was drawn into . Barnes, and the rest of the forty-six for the war or not and as to whether the . Bard. Chynowetb, Anderson, Dale and cause was just. I will say right now . De Lane changed their votes to Bard, that Ido not believe in any country but Crowder and Nutt refused to invading another. Ido not. think the . war between England and -the Boers is . change. just, even if my views may not coin. their intention to be bound by the cide with those of your Honor.” caucus vote and to vote for Bard in “Well, if the troops of England were Chairman invading this country, would you be Flint made a short address, in which willing to fight against your mother country ?” he stated that a quorum of the pense “I am not clear on that question. If . was present and those who had signed the statesmen of this country found . the caucus call were bound by the acthat the war was necessary and there was no way ont of it, I believe that all citizens would be calied upon to defend this country.” “Is your affection for your mother country such that you could not sym-! pathize with this country in a war ?” They however said it was * 2 ‘ their respective houses. tion of the evéning. The caucus adjourned sine die. Opened a Grave! Pit. The Southern Pacific Company has . opened up a large gravel pit near Love“I have lost all sympathy for war. I/ jock, Nevada, a little station 97 miles hate and despise it. If I had to do it,. east. of Reno. The gravel is of fine I believe I would take up arms for the} quality and will be used for track bal. last over a stretch of about fifty miles “You mean that you would not fight . along the Central Pacific line between for this country unless you were com-. Wadsworth and Winnemucca in. the ; . sigebrush State. The work will be “That is about the way I fecl” ‘completed within the next six months “Do you believe in a republicanform . and will be of a very substantial of government ?” . character, fully in keeping with all “I believe a better form of govern-. similar improvements. which the railment could be established. In the . road isfcarrying on at various points first place, Ido not think thatit is necalong its system. essary to have a head to a government. The Sonthern Pacific is placing its T would abolish all money asa medium . road in firstclass condition and the of exchange. Without these, { think! work performed is destined to wear for that all could be made happy. It would many years to come. do away with class distinctions and there would be no more of the miseraKnown Every where. gene that that could be. The National hotel of this city is . known far and wide all over the State effected by getting rid of President McKinley ?” by the traveling class and public in “Yes, sir, 1 think so. I have heard general as one of the best hotels in the some people say that McKinley was State. All modern improvements are President. Others say that Mark conmtantly peing pat in, every deparsHanna is the Ereslgent, I don’t know . ™°"tThe Rector Brothers, the -prowhich te.” prietors,are indeed deserving of a great “You don’t think, then, that this deal of credit for the manner in which Government is best for this country ?” tpe hotel is “es and the ever courtecus . “] think a better one could be made.” treatment’ which they bestow upon the “Then I must -reject your applicapatrons of the ae tion. You may be right or you ‘may be doe ris wrong in your views, but the laws _of Today’s Weather Forecast. this country have said that the repubSan Francisco, F Feb. 8—Cloudy tclican form of goverisiient is best for . night. Probably “showers tomorrow. this country, and those who do not McAprE. think so cannot become citizens here. . _ Jhave nothing to say against your . On Every Bottle moral character. I believe from your . Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure Is this testimony that you are an hones: man, . . guarantee: “All weask of you is touse but you cannot become a. citizen of . two-thirds ofthe contents of this botpee It’s Rightly Named. Citrus Fruit Growers. [Special to the Daily Transcript.) SacRAMENTO, Feb. 3--On motion of Jones of Orange the Senate this morning unanimously adopted a resolution urging the California representatives in Congress to oppose the proposed treaty with the British West Indies relative to reducing the present duty on citrus fruits twenty per cent, The resolution states that such reduction would be injurious to the fruit growers of California, It was ordered telegraphed to Senator Perkins and that printed copies be sent toour Congressmen. . Opening Philippine Hemp Ports. [Special to the Daily Transcript.] WasHINnaToN, Feb, 3.—General Otis sends satisfactory reports uf military operations in the Philippines. He says rapid progress is being made in opening the hemp ports of the island south of Luzon. Col. Cobb is in command of the situation at Samar and Leyte, adjoining Luzon on the east. Rumored Fighting at Ladysmi.h. [Special to the Daily Transecript.] Lonpon, Feb. 3—The War Office bas no news of importance today concerning the situation in South Africa. It is believed that _Buller’s forces have advanced toward Ladysmith and that a battle is now on there. AG CUS ESTES S A Morning hing Wedding. Herbert Ferguson ‘of Grass Valley and Miss Eleanor Berry of Graniteville weae married in Judge Nilon’s chambers this morning, the witnesses being . ) Miss Maude Stevens and Albert Berry of Grass Valley. His honor tied the knot in his usual graceful and artistic manner. After the ceremony Deputy’ Sheriff Pascoe appedéred on the scene and taking the happy party in charge escorted them on a tour of the county jail and Superior court-rdom. As the bride and groom were leaving the courthouse some of the county officials and other gentlemen showered. them with rice. A Runaway. This noon a team of ‘of horses belonging to an Italian rancher living this side of North San Juan was standing in Basso’s hotel on Sacramento street when some lads discharged a bunch of firecrackers. The horses ran away breaking the pole of the wagon. +7ee Going to North Bloomfield. Rev. Father Clyne of St. Canice church at this city will celebrate mass . in North Bloomfield at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow morning. HAS ALMOST ; _ REACHED HIS END. hity to themselves, pects no trouble the} Ie. Governor Taylor jhas the new Republican see against further de ‘ HY the exclusion of :hi 4 A caucus of tiie/ London Monday f the Legislature. enough Democrs Gf necessary, troops if [SPECIAL TO THE DAILY TRANSORIPT.] i, Feb. 3; 2:45 p. m.—Goebel’s. physicians have abandoned aii bone of his recovery. Their efforts are ife cted to keeping him alive tifl the arrival of tion of the capitol sq) hare, which is still under Governor Laylor’ s control, the given. up for the present the idea of going to London: t of government where the Legislature is ordered to convene next week . He remains in the Capitol building and has provided iy in receiving and sending messages that has resulted from # position, by haying two telegraph wires run into his office. Republican members of ithe Legislature will be held in i. four o’clock when plans will be decided upon for organizing lic members so business can proceed. It is the’ Republican plan to elect Governor Bradley to the U. S. Senate, so the interests of the Republican administration of this State can be guarded at Washington: With the excepwill be sent to arrest and bring in Miss Society—My friends are all crazy to see me act. ie ; Mr. Callers (sotto voco)—They must be. Chicago Record. fn . Chocolate Pies. Chocolate pie with chocolate. filling —Cream one-half cupful butter and one cupful sugar together; one cupful of milk, in which dissolve four tablespoonfuls of chocolate, one egg thoroughly beaten, two cupfuls of flour, in which mix two teaspoonfuls of baking powder and a little salt. Flavor to taste. Bake in three layers. Filling— Threesquares of chocolate, grated, three heaping teaspoonfuls cornstarch, }mixed with three-quarters of a cupful each of water and milk. Cook all together over hot water eight minutes. Spread when cooled between the layers and on top.—Roston Glohe. — Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is loh’s Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of Croup. It has never been known to. fail. The worst cases ‘relieved immediately. Price 25cts., 50 cts.and $1 00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. _tf Hood’s Pills are the favorite family cathartie, «2 80 agonizing and frequently fatal. Shi-. ;-¥ . City, Cal. Dr. Conan Doyle is the first of the! J literary men of England to shoulder a gun in the Transvaal war. He is. now 40 years of age. His first novel, “A Study in Scarlet,” was published: in 1882 -In 1891 his creation of Sherlock Holmes brought him to the front rank of living authors. a Senator Hale, with his own wealth and that which was added by his marriage with a daughter of the late Senator Chandler of Nichigan, is a multi-} millionaire. Eim street in New York city has been named Dewey avenue, in honor of the Admiral. “Grasp ALL and lose all.” Many are {. so intent on “grasping ali” that they lose their health, Hood’s Sarsaparilla has helped many a business man on the road to success: by making and keeping him healthy. Hood’s ‘Pills cure biliousness, sick . headache. BORN % In San Luis Ovispo, Jan 29, 1900, to the wife of H. 8. Waters; M. D., form. erly of Washington, a daughter. Restores VITALITY, . WERVITASSEES AND MANHOOD . Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and . wasting diseases, all effects! of self. \ cretion. -A nerve tonic and . blood builder. Brings the . ay pink glow to pale checksand sor T R2.503 with @ written guarantee to cure or refund the money. . NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada’ ALWAYS RECEIVING / Prince Henry of Proesia, the German Ewperor’s brother, proposes to’ vist . the King of. Siam on his-way home from Hongkong. PORULA! BAKERY in the Transcript © © . © / © block on Commercial street. You can ‘always depend upon it that the Bread, Pies. Cakes, Fancy Pastry, Ete., from this Bakery are all right in every rethis country holding the views that you'do. Your application is denied.” ————__+ e@e + ete E ae At the Churches Tomorrow. . Services at Trinity church tomor. row will be as follows: Morning pray. er, sermon by Rev. W. A. Rimer, the . rector, and holy communion at 11 o’clock; Sunday-schoul and Bible class at 12:30 p. m.; evening prayer and sermn at 7 o’clock. ' At St. Canice Catholic church services will be held at the usual hours. A the Methodist Church in the morning Pastor Phelps will take for his theme, “What Is Prayer.” Sundayschool’ follows the morning service . Sherman Danforth will lead the Ep-. worth League meeting at 6 p. m. In. the evenibg at 7 o’vlock Mr. Phelps will . preach a special serman to young peo. ple. . At the Congregational church there . will be preaching at1l a. m.and7 p.m. by the pastor, Rev, J. Sims: Evening . subject, “Isit Kight That People Should Defend Thamsel ves?” Christian Ea. deavor will meet at the-.usail hour. Subject, “hing; That Endure.” sSabbath school at the close of the morning . service. m The nominal price of wild land in Cape Colony is 25 sons as acre, . -tle faithfully, then if you can say you HEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. are not benefitted return the bottle to. spect. . New Specialties At Wolf's . as Just now we have BURNHAM’S CLAM CHOWDER. A whole dinner in a can. Only requires heating. DUFE’S REFINED NEW ORLEANS. MOLASSES in quart cans. CREAM CUSTARD. It’s delicious. JELLYCON. Just the thing for a quis dessert. Q00000 00000000000 . F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props., Toledo,O. abuse, or excess and indis-. , . m= restores the fire of youth. . @ ~ By mail 50c per box; 6 boxes . A NOBLE OUTCAST.» Amateurs Who Will Apy Appear at the The ea. ater February 15th. Fraser’s four-act drama, “A Noble Outcast,” which is to be produced at the theater here on Thursday evening, the 15th instant, abounds with thrilling situations and patheticincidents. The dialogue is bright and the story it tells is one of exceptional interest. The play is to be presented by some of the county’s most capable amateurs, as will be seen by reference to the following cast of:characters: ’

Gerald Weston...... W.B. Robb Known as Jerry the Tramp. Col. Matthew Lee’..... Dr. Guthrie ,. A Southern banker.. James Blackburn.. .!. E. M. McKinlay The banker’s nephew. Jack Worthington. . . F. Waggoner Blackburn’s rival. 1, Mrs. Lee..... Miss Sallie Percival Wife of the Colonel. France:..... ..Miss Martha Sims A disputed is preg oo Miss Nina Woon Fuithful deca free. A Washington man hes brought suit for divorce from his wife because she sleeps with a razor under her pillow. She will offer no explanation for this eccentric habit, and refuses to give one when asked. How’s This. We offer one Hundred Dollars Re: ward for any case.of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. We the undersigned, have known F. . Cheney for the last 15.years, and believe him ‘perfectly honorable in all ‘business transactions and financially able to earry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale* Druggists, Toledo,O. Watpwe, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c. r bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Hall’s Family Pills are the best, 50 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to.exceed five lines . jongth inserted under this head for toon Sees rack oe at samme th, nts a week o ‘ce: : able invariably in advames. _ shi Dance At Indian Flat There will be a social dance at Union Hall Indian Flat, on Saturday evening, Feb. 3rd Admission per couple including. refresh. ments, 75 cents. Everybody invited. td Ni 2 Notice, Persons indebted to the undersigne1 will please calland settle same. W.T. Monk, j31-1w. Furnished Room For Rent. quire of Deputy Sheriff Pascoe, tf Girl Wanted. Apply at this office. Property For Saie. joining. situated at the junction of Commercial and Broad streets, known as the Johnston property. on of Geo. E. John. ston. ji6 Railroading Patents. A single firm of Patent Lawyers, C. A, Snow:& Co., of Washington, D.C., have inthe last year procured 1,630 patents for their clients, many of them rejected inventions, C, A. Snow & Co. have been accused of railroading patents through the Patent Office, but they insist that this locomotion is better than ox-carting them, for by the latter process the inventor often dies before he gets his patent. + ji8-im Champion Boot Black. For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoesa specialty, Satisfaction gueranteed. tf Store for Sale, The variety store of E. F. Ro-enthal on Commercial street’ is offered for sale at a bargain. Apply to the owner on the premises. : a fhtk To Rent. Three unfurnished rooms, suitable for man and wife, with the privilege of a good cellar and wood shed. Apply to FRED E. BROWN, Transcript o fice, _ 910-tm MAHER Ladies, we have this Spring 1900. They are make a dollar go here. yard. Lawn Embroideries yard. dark corners: in it; the S Try it. ity of our goods the wiouee Our prices are ny eet a shade lower than the lowest. your Druggist and he may refund the price paid.” druggist. at your doors. Price 25 cts. 50 cts. and ! All orders promptly filled and delivered. . 1.00. For sale by H. ae i iar HOWARD LOVELAND. ‘© © © That’s what everybody says about the © © © © © TELEPHONE WEST 8, Ot The qual© A. B. WOLF, CASH GROCER @ ©©006@ ©6 OOOO 00009 Apc Se © cee ee ae +, = ‘eae m6 SR » TROUSERS! G1 PAPAS WF AS IS ICE ME TE VS AS New: Patterns. Extra Well Made. Perfect Fitting. ey 4 i hey are right in style and they are right in cian! a beter for the i money. We have on hand a line of Worsteds, Cassi'neres and. Scotch Effects 8 that sold all season for $6 and $7, but in ordet to make room for Spring Goods you may . g have them now for $5, and all others at the same reduction. In: ‘other words there is a (Sip reduction of from 10 to.15 per cent. on each pair of pants in our store. But we must’ [gi As — TROUSERS! [. ee insist on it being a CASH SALE. Any alterations that: are Lo epingecd will be . Ee made free of charge. 3 Country orders wil receive prompt attention whether accompanie? by the money or not. A TKO oe ee ee a Le aati Ps Pema = : OOS SOTTO: LE LV OL MA IEE eh way weber Bae > ‘ eae ae ee ee 2. 6 : « a F: © © © © © received for Spring: frem* 5¢ up to 37% a Swiss Embroideries at any price. ‘We tare ' & —AT— C Co.’s. day placed in Window No. 1 our first shipment of Embroideries for all new patterns. We told you we would have them,so now take a walk down to our store and see what cash prices will do for you and find out how far you can Cambric Embroideries from 5c up to 25cthe cheap quality as well as the good. Next come those fine Nainsook Embroideries that make the babies’ dresses look so cute. They come in all prices and we have what you want. New All-over Embroideries. new ones. The story is too long to tell. ‘will have to come and see them. Now, ladies, come to the store that has no ‘We have all the You store that you can see what you are buying any time of the day. Ask your neighbors—they will all tell you about it. Don’t miss seeing the inside of our store this week. We are making special efforts in displaying the many new things that we have already Respectfully, MAHER & co. .Write to us. for samples. Two neatly furnished roomis for rent. InA girl is wanted to do general house work. . Fire-proof brick building and barn ad. KINKEAD’S ~Chiffoniers Bed Lounges Furniture Store Swing Chairs, Jee IS THE PLACE TO BUY NICE PRESENTS . . . . Fancy Rockers : Rugs 3 : . Couches Cap Sve, Brom Suits, Pr Fara nea AEE at TA ee RA A Masquerade Costumes ~.—-Por Rent from $4.50, to $6.00 Bach. Masks for all Character on Sale. . I will have on display a full line of costumes and masks for the Washington Birthday Masquerade, Special characters can be diseggp ts from sei by applying early, Crawford "MAIN emu NEVADA OFTY, ~~ SATURDAY,.. Winor Notes and mot Call on Ed Schr anything in the to Sequoia ‘and E variety for fine fin All shades. of inches, wide, $1.25 Fleming’s. Tomato and Ber cans, 20c; three fo! Grocery. Do you want at it for the money . rent. TowLE Bros Go to the Refers giass of that cek Gilt Edge Steam B W. T. Monk has from the Morgan street to the’ Schm mercial street. A dozen’ fine . oranges will cost y Gaylord & Sons’. ceived a fresh lot. Don’t fail to try Chase & Sanborn’ Two bits a pound, George ©. Gaylord At. “The Grotto”, get the finest of . cigars, etc. Drop . all ye who never th There was a mus hotel last evening i Mrs. Metzenbaugh: were cordially ente ular couple. Plumbiug and and Shaw Compan ploy only first-clas prepared to furnis connections for ths at the very lowest . The Men and Ws game of last night who thus also defe for the series. Th vanquished will ha per for the club. Last night while Patrick McCarthy the Grass Valley r¢ rections they collic was thrown to the shoulder sprainéd Frank Martin of got drunk and disk ton yesterday. J tenced him to pay out in jailata dol brought to jail tod. It-takes six mon’ linquent co-owner: tribute their share Ninety days’ notic publication. The advertised then ha which to pay. their Alfonso Durand, in this township Placerville, leavin ters and two sons. ren, Beatrice and They have gone tc tend the funeral. D.R. Kinney,the Gilt Edge saloon, i that popular resor throughout. He p hand the finest of tend a cordial wek See his new advert Yesterday was gr is un old saying tk comes out of his t and is met by his ately retires to his remains six weeks on that date indic weather followin his shadow yester on spectacles. Alma Marsh’s Little Alma Mai old daughter ot D accidentally struc day by.@ cannon girls were exercis: ton schoothon:e, provement today, tion is still quite now that. her skal although there is fever nfay set in. three days yet be! mined just how s At: present nobod ar® permitted to : of any kind woul vate her conditio LEADERS Rosenberg Brother Very . Rosenberg Br Goods store have ~just unpacked floor coverings city. They. in Mogquettes, Velv grains. Also Me This is the lar, ever brought to latest designs ar get our pricés. goods. ‘ j 30-tf Pal What A grand old r tud Consum world for half a numerable case: thor and reliev: stages. If you’ the resalts we w Price®25 ets., { sale by H. Dick: