July 28, 1898 (4 pages)

iB TRANS . CRIPT. ~~~ Moore's story is Was. JULY 28, 1898. a faesirammaee by BROWN & CALKINS. —N,. P, BROWN, UL. 6. OALKINS, —_—_ — TAB MOORES GBT MIXED. ‘tt Looks. as Though t! the Old Wan Stole’ a Horse. When Clarence Moore was. brought . _ before Justice Holbrook yesterday to) anawer a charge of stéuling a two year old stallion from Grant Wilson ot El-) dorado county he told a very plausible and ingenions story that tended to Greate an impression among the officers . ‘that they had the wrong man. Subsecanes investigation however led to the conclusion that the prisoner is about _ as bunglesome a liar as ever tried to get out of a scrape. 1 f 1 . . . that he drove Mecaih from Nevada with his wife and eleven year old son by the way of Qar-. son, Reno, Webber Lake, Bowman Dan, . this city and Grass Valley to Wheat. land, intending to pick bops; on reaching Wheatland he found; “he ‘was abead of time and came! back this way looking for some other) ‘kind of work. He says he made the} trip from Bowman to Cabbage Patch . THE i Spanish Claim to Have Bested the Americga . Troops ss in Porto Rico. Sagasta Thinks: Invasion , Should -Have Ceased While Peace Proposals Pended. but that . Special to the Dally Transcript. Terms on Which Spain Can Have Peace. WASHINGTON, July 28.—The general features of Presiin abont three hones and « balf,and. 405+ McKinley’s ultimatum to the Queen Regent in reply . that he did not pass arly town coming! down. As the distince is fifty miles /-and he must have passed! Graniteville on the way from the dam, the officers maturally regard his-. account ‘of the trip with suspicion. <5 stated yesterday in the Transcript, he says be got the horse from another camper near Spenceville. His eleven year old boy told Deputy Sheriff Pascoe “hat they got it in the State of Nevada a year and . a half ago. Mrs. Moore's story of the . trip told after her husband's arrest at: their camp on Robber Hill south of the . Glenbrook House, does not in any respect bear out what the prisoner says. She deviared to Sheriff Getchell that they came here by Placerville and Sacramento, and that the colt followed them from mento. The little woman is broken up badly over her husband's arrest, and was in a hysterical condition last evening. John Leik, the brother-in-law of the man from whom the animal was stolen a week ago yesterday, had a hard time trailing the Moores. trail through Sacramento and Lincoln, bat he lost it at Wheatland. He found . several parties in the lower country . whom Moore told his destination was} Sierra Valley. Leik thereupon hastened . — te this city and the machinery of ‘the . ‘Bheriff’s otfice was set to work with the . result that the fugitive was quickly . ’ caught, MOORE TURNED LOOSE. On the advice of acting District Attorney Riley Moore bas been given his liberty, as it is not deemed best to put this county to the expense of prosecating him. If the owner of the horse . wants to put him through he must doa} go in the Eldorado county courts, but . ‘ ga the horse has been surrendered and . will soon be in his possession again he . will probably let the matter drop. 2 Ome eBoth Cases Dismissed. ‘Phe row that Watchman ©. R. Martin and ex-Superintendent Leon Durbin had a few days ago at the Grant mine, has been settled out of court. Today Justice Holbrook dismissed the ~ @ase against Durbin, and Justice Mulloy took similar action in the case against Martin. It is understood the two men bave bad an explanation all around and have shaken bands. LET SRELS Made Voters Today. Richard Trathen, anative of England whose home is in Grass Valley, was maturalized today on the testimony of Gounty Recorder Werrs and DaputySheriff Pascoe. J. A. Anderson, a resident of this elity who was boro in Sweden, was nataralized ‘today. Rocorder.Werry were the “+ eee + Had Thirty Dollars Stolen. witaasses A amall box containing thirty dollars . . with other things during the Pine stree fire esterday afternoon, bundled into a sheet and carried to the yard of Lincold schoolhouse, From the latter! place it was stolen shortly afterward + owe > And He Kissed the Bride. Justice Holbrook went over to ‘the! ; National hotel this afternoon and pronounced the words that made Jobv . society, __ EB. Davis. and wife. After the ceremony the Judge as usual exercised his . hae. heaven-born prerogative and kissed the } Sake Of accidental death Wie depend bride. —— Gipsy Fortune . mae Tellers. There is a Gipsy cam. camp just this side . the California Debris Commission to of Grass Valley opposite the Coe mine, . work hydraulic mines, nor will tk . wo men and two women being the cs The women manage to rake ip @ good many piece of silver by tel!ing fortunes. “New ice } Campeny:. Signe Neveda ity Joe Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class natural ice at reasonable rates. Office at residenve of Thomas @orvoran, first door Above Theater) meee: Toes A Feel: Telephone ' Ir begins to look now as though the New South Wales was 20,925 ounces. { in . Klondike would yield almost as much! For the first five months’of '96 the total ‘GRIMES CLOTHING gold in "98 as Californias. . was 116,847 ounces. . : No. 791. Sheriff Getchell and . to her peace proposals will be as follows: Independence of Cuba under the protection of the United States; of Porto Rico and the retention of the Ladrones; cession of a coaling station inthe Philippine Islands; a castiron agreement confining Spain to a form of government satisfactory to the people of those islands if aye is to be allowed fo*retain her sovereignty there. the cession —_“Uncle Sam Stole a March. Maprip, July 28.—+Spain will probably protest against the attack on Porto Rico made after the Cabinet officers at} Washington had received Spain’s peace overtures. some point below Sacra-. lar note will be laid before the powers containing the exact date that Spain commenced her peace overtures,miaking clear that the United States deferred answering in order to gain . time in fighting Porto Rico. Senor Sagasta says; We re solved on peacé-many days ago and made known our inten to tion the United States. then, and am ready to teroaity protest against such conduct, —_ Carlists on a War Footing. . Lonpon, July 28.—A special from Biarritz, France, says the Carlists are on a war footing in the provinces of Navarre, Avagnon and Catalonia, and the military occupation is comThe Spanish atmy is strengthened and the governplete. ment is prepared to check a“ operations. — — — Saf Death and Suffering In Cuba. A. petition ha lowed'to oceupy Santiage. yesterday, is in a horrible condition. or work in the trenches. en ee . A Dodge to Gain Time. _ Lonpon, July 28+—A special from Madrid reports that the . request of the Minister of Foreign Affairs was for an armistice It cannot be ascertained whether the action was in order to forestall the invasion of Porto Rico and the fall of Manila, or was due to advices from the Vatilasting untit Sunday. can and the Powers. an. Claim Americans Were Driven. Back. . tion of Yauco, fighting most of the way: ‘ment lasted all night. ' withdrew to the coast. A Daily Chronicle of 1 of the Doings of 0a permanent A circuI regard as null and void and desThere was @ plain! titute of good faith everything the Americans have done since SANTIAGO. DE CuBa, July 28.—Songo, a small town 18 imiles from here, having surrendered to the. Americans, th . Cubans have been allowed to occupy it. been forwarded to the President asking that Cubaus be alo,. Guantanamo, which surrendered The soldiers had been without food eightdays and were not strong enough to stand MApRID, July 28.—Official advices of ‘Tuesday assert that and belonging to Mrs. Frank Germaine . the Americans landing in Porto Rico advanced in the direcwas picked up in J, C. Locklin’s — Seven hundred >. volunteers and regulars encountered them and the engage-' The Americans were defeated and ETN NT LTE PERSONAL POINTERS, and Young, . Mrs. E. N. Radke is jill at. on Francisco. “Mrs. Fred Zeitler has returned from San Francisco. James Fogarty came over from North San Juan today. ©. F. Northup was over from North San Juan. today. L. C. Jones and family arrived here last evening from Santa Rosa. Will Grimes and Charles Harding have returned from the seashore. Miss Curnow, who bas been visiting here, returned today to Downieville. Miss Ollie Gillespie of Gold Flat has returned from the State ot Washington. Messrs. De Sabla, Martin and Colgate of _the = Power Company are Misses Daisy and Mande Eastin will ‘. leave Banday on e. visit to San Francisco, . : Mrs. 8. J. Prisk and” Miss “Ida Mitchell of Grass Valley were in town today. Miss Janetta L. Deal, who has been visiting Mr, and Mrs. ©, L. Miller at North San Juan, returned to this city today. © Clifford McCutchan arrived here last. night from’San Jose on a visit. He is _-BRIEE BRTON. dinor Notes: and d Comments of ‘yal ~"Taterest Geo; C. ‘Gaylord, grocer, Broad street. Laurel Parlor.of Native Duaghters: will meet tonight. . The Democratic County Central Committee will meet at Hibernia “Hall in this city on Tuesday next to choose delegates to the State convention. The . rebuilding. “of the Champion reservoir which broke away a few weeks ago was resumed ‘today. Frank Goding ef You Bet has charge of the job. Ten new flatcars have been received by the N 0. N.G. RER. Qo. With the two new engines of which mention was made some time Ag, cosh ‘company now has five. The Christian Endeavor soaiat at the Congregational church tomorrow evening will attract a large number of people, asa program of unusual merit’ has been prepared. _ The Indian Flat school! opens next Monday for the fall term. ._ Miss Maggie O'Connell, who has long been employed: theré and has given perfect satisfaction, will continue in charge of thé school. Mrs. E, G. Gray has received a teleington stating that her mother, Mrs, Chas.Olsen, had been suddenly stricken with paralysis. Mrs. Gray went to Washington on: today’s stage. : laccompanied by his friend, Herbert Graham. oC. L. Perkins of the Union hotel office force leaves Saturday for Omaha to attend the Trans-Mississippi Exposition. * «+ :D. L. Snediker of San Francisco who recently negotiated the sale of the Eagle Bird mine, went to Maybert: this morning. — Wm. 8, Bennett and wife, who have been visiting Dr. and Mrs. Walters, at Washington, have returned to San Franciaca. fe Miss Virginia Deal, who has been visiting with Mrs. A. P. Davenport for several weeks, will return to San Fran. Glaco on Saturday. ‘A Watch as a Compass. Very few people are aware of the fact that ina watch they are always provided with a compass, with which when: the sun is shining the cardinal points can be determined. All one has to do is to point the hour hand to the sun, and~ south is exactly half way between the hour and the figure 12 on the watch. This may seem strange to the average reader, but it is easily explained. While the sun is passing over 180 degrees (east or west) the hour hand of the watch passes over 360 degrees (from 6 o'clock to 6 o’clock). Therefore the angular movement of the sun in one hour corresponds to the angular movement of thé hour hand in half an hour; hence, if we paint the hour band toward the sun the line from the point midway between the hour hand and 12 o’clock to the pivot. of the hands will point to the south. e How's This? S. We offer one Hundred Dollars, Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO,, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all bs their firm. Toledo, O. Watprima, Kixnnan & Mabaus, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. mucous su Testimonials sent free: Price 75e. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ~ cscs suus paaieaune oe ae Only One Dollar. business transactions and fivancially . able to carry out any vbligations made West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, _Hall’s Catarrh Cure is. taken internally, acting directly upon. the blood of the system., Men’s $2 Calf Shoes for $1, at The : A Day’s Record of Our Neighbors as Told ‘. Wilhelm returned today to Colfax. o-pwilbbhave a lawn aiid Tuesday evenLranaway accident, was amputated. phone message from the town of Wash-. . GRASS VALUBY NEWS, Se _ Over The Telephone, Misses Henrietta Wolford. and Maude The ladies of the Episcopal church ing. The’ Ladies Whist Club met this afternoon at thé home of Mrs. John } Glassons. © ~ Yesterday afternoon the leg of Heury Meyers, who was. *pecently hurt in a Harry Sparnon, a. barber, last night had a warrant sworn out for the arrest ot his ‘wife’s brother Daniel Deeble. The qase has been set for trial bert Monday. in Justice Green’s court. Sparnon claims that Deeble in passing his house calls Mrs. Sparnon some very filthy names that reffect dn her virtue: The trouble appears to grow out of the father of. Deeble and Mrs. Sparnon having left toMr-Sparnon-when -hedied . a piece of land lying between the Sparnon and Deeble places. p Ir You have been sick-you will find Hood’s-‘Sarsaparilla the best medicine you can take to give you appetite and restore you to a condition of perfect healtb. : Hoop’s Pints cure nausea, sick hieadache, billiousness and all liver ills. Price 25 cents. Something New. Try Grape Nuts for breakfast. Van Camp’s Concentrated Soups are the best. New goods daily at Gaylord’s. -tf There is a general howl along the line that Wells, Fargo'& Company and: other corporations, owing to their quibbling and grasping policy are trying to evade their’ proportion of the war tax. The chances are.that.when they are forced to pay, they. will force their employes to pay the tax by reducing their salaries. _—_—— OO Thankful For Small Favors. The Colusa Sun 6 gays: haps less water river than ever before for many years. Its tributaries, too, are drained. Yet our boats have ran up ‘and dowa without much difficulty, thanks to the AntiDebris Association which has worked most constantly and on sa little money. . Only One Dollar. . Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes or Lace Coin Toe, patent tip, all sizes, for $1 at the Popular Clothing Store. j8tf ae “There is perAt Nevada City, saly 26, 1898, to the wife of Joseph Pollurd, a daughter, General Debility in the Sacramento; and Loss of Flesh Scott’s Emulsion has been the a ol No Odds and Ends. “Our clearance sale is not made up of odds and ends, but. upon ourstraight lines. You will find a saving of 25 per eent upon all goods. J. Levy, The Popular Clothing Store. j8-tf Re UNION :-: HOTEL, Cain Street, Nevada City. D.J. STEVENS, MawnaGcEr Dan McCarty, San Francisco C. Monroe, QO, Smith, Fresno UF. . Borchert, Sacramento P. ©. Maher J, Cameron, Napa City N. G. Phillips,. Stasi Falls: D, Ross, Skamokawa ©. A. Richards, Trinidad, Col. _ & McIntosh, Spanish Mine L. Douglas, Sierra City T. Grimes, Redlands Chas. Schmidt, Rough and Ready F. Blake, Golumbia Hill ~~ @. French, French Corral ° D. Schaffer, Washington “\@) Jordan Sacramenta E. Budd, Alameda T. Peekham, Spenceville J. Barker, Chicago 8S. R. Taylor, Toledo, O. H. 8. Gayhart, Carson City . Grass Valley and Nevada City "BUS LINE. Four round trips daily. wrapper. soc. and $1.00, all druggists. Popular Clothing Store. js-tf standard remy for nearly a aeet of sh at » Phy: TIMETABLE: . ‘eadily admit that obtain re-. Until further notice the ' sults from it that they cannot get! make regular trips between, Nevada from. om any of other eet sags . food. ' City and Grass Valley at the following other prepara hours: sore on ‘he mat ‘that pretend Leaving co aa City at 10a.m., 2, 5 SCOTT “& BOWNE, Chemists, New York, and 7:30 p Leaving. Grave Valley at 8:15 a.m., 1, , 8:45 and 7:30 p, m. Passengers called for in any part of ‘town without extra charge. Leave . orders at the National Exchange Hotel, GEO. WETTERAD, Prop. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK, re NM i TO BR HELD IN TAE MECHANI<S’ PA VILION . SAN FRANCISCO, jAugust 20th to Septembar 19th GREATLY REDUCED ——WILL BE MADE BY TH2—— SOUTHERN PACIFIC From All Points in Catifornia. Inquire of Southern Pacific Agents . for exact rates and dates ; or see small nosters. For County Superintendert: J. G. O'NEILL Ts aot § announced as a candidate for the nomination of Superintendent of Schools of Nevada county, sMbject tothe decision cf the Republican Nominating Convention. . Ancient Menne =< Wemenne ON YE NIGHT OF © MDCCCXCVIIL. At Ye Nevede Theater. Ye oe ag will be lighted at seven of ye clock, ye towne clocke of ye Luetje & eeenn and ye music will sound at 8 of ye clocke by ye same. To heare thys Greate Concerte ye goode people must pay for ye ¢o de seats 35 cents; for ye very goode seats 50cents, and ye children one-half so muche. A seate will ba kept without any extra money. See EwpLoyes of the Widman Gold Min-. ing Company at Sutter Creek, Cal., . have organized a mutual accident aid The monthly assessments are In a quarry near Holly, Cal. unexpevted explosion of a stick a fuse attached to give warning, bet if temporarily disabled, $1 per physician and purse’s fee. To ae . ents receive $250. Tuere are no present applications to be any likely till the fall rains set in. se ec, De Lamar, Nev., reports somany 'men volunteering for the war as to’ . leave vacancies for hard-rock minersjin the De Lamar mine and mill. oe Carrece Ceerx, Golo.’sgold output . men wanted higher wages and‘ were sides gold. The whole product . $140 in gold per ton. * its history. The yield for six months in that locality. ending June 30th was $7,500,000. : Tax May oa i by the “. . Fitted to Perfection. giant powder carelessly left in a rock partly drilled and abandoned without 3; Right in Style. Sure in Wearing Qualities. Satisfied with our PricesAnd Money Saved. Our Spring Suits are a Wonder © in Quality and Price. They. are all sizes, all styles, all colors, all shapes, At One Great Big Bargain, FROM S2 UP. ‘kee We claim the best showing of Reed Bulg ae! in. Craig lost his sight, I. Knox will not. survive and C. Howe is in a doubtful condition with concussion of the spiue At Cripple Creek, Colorado, a new system of placer mining is in operation. "There is a deposit of black sand on the bedrock which carries iron beTHe minesand smelter at Alabama : City, N. M, have closed down. The for Jane was $1,308,725, the Jjargest” in , fused. There are seventeen lead mines is treated as a concentrate and shipped . a to the smelter. Twelve tons returned rethe city. ae We Turn Them Out Just Right. Tyenerverrververvevervevenervenvaventy ti Ae MAHER @ CO’S . . Ladies, this day. we have_pl lot of WASH GOODS. price. couple of days will clean the season. Res NEVADA CITY & GRASS VALLEY . GREATE CONCERTE aced in Window No. 2 our ‘last~ Price $1, $1.25 and $1.50 a suit. This a grand idles, fact the nicest of the ‘scason for the Ladies, there is just one suit of a kind so do not wait asa m out, and no more for the pectfully, MAHER & CO. One more lot of White Duck for skirts and shirts. See Corset Window. UUUUULUIULUUTCrvoererererey Briday Ye 5th Day of jfugust, THE TRA THURSDAY. soe , ROBBERS A Popular Camplog 6 ¢ Hard Ni One of the ples grounds in the count on the east side of G and southerly from It is high ground, wel an abundance of “wv water. Its only drawb utation. For many} ly hold-ups of travele pike in that neighbi quent. Some eightee Ed shot at several times” ness. Mr.and Mrs. . waylaid there after tus was halted severa at once when it did Deputy County Recor p ssing the watering t 0: the hill one nigh from a clump of bus: halt and he saw the m ing on a pistol barrel him. Just then his and carried him with is one of t e olitest . says it is the regret of has never been able t the man in the bush » offer him an apolog: so abruptly. Two y »" Prisk had a sensations The next to the last ex sigualized the localits der of Wiilie George, ¢ occurred a year ago 1 Jast chapter in the FE corded to date was y of. Clarence Moore for THE JOCKE' It Looks a8 Though . Good Races Ne The work of organ county jockey club . and trotting races at the last week of Augut favorably. That is th has usually reserved . _, . but this year the Yo » are going to take al ; Cook & Co. paid the I > $300 for the privilege here and they cleare on the-investment. . Giffin and others thin do more good if kep > here, so they are ge thirty gentlemen tog tee the expenses of a > share whatever profits Complaint From Bu A complaint has. bee Transceirr by local bt ' cause the Red Cross ' city is sending direct >for some of the suppli urged by the compl goods could be purchs home dealers at the . are being paid to out It seems to us that . ladies here adopted 2 time ago instructing stand by the merchan ec A Narrow . _ Yesterday afternoo) é gineer Hanley of the p was rupning to the ~~ flagration with the hi pany No.1 he hadan _ being killed. As the ashort:turn from Cc the alley west of Ws ' yard Mr. Hanley tri . front of one of the wi just grazed his head, « TAPPING PII A Noti.e of Special . Peopl Owing to alittle r . plumbers of this city ‘doing tapping with x _expectation of gettin ’ other material used: i: Ihave a full line of ¢ . the. Water or Plumbi » will sell to any and Fe (FOR CASH. Parties wanting 7 s have it done FR! ™. by getting the Tap ‘the City Collector, a ‘same to me.’ GF . -Nevada City, July : A Sccial Fr The Christian End tive a social in their Friday evening. A m prepared in. wi ented elocutionis' articipate. Among appear Miss Lucia + and Misses Leora } Shampion of Grass ments, including ice will be served unde shurch grounds. P ncluding refreshm<¢ ren 15 cents. Evel “0 ‘o Those Whom No one must turn habe deen and obtainin Hi Pe?

iB TRANS . CRIPT. ~~~ Moore's story is Was. JULY 28, 1898. a faesirammaee by BROWN & CALKINS. —N,. P, BROWN, UL. 6. OALKINS, —_—_ — TAB MOORES GBT MIXED. ‘tt Looks. as Though t! the Old Wan Stole’ a Horse. When Clarence Moore was. brought . _ before Justice Holbrook yesterday to) anawer a charge of stéuling a two year old stallion from Grant Wilson ot El-) dorado county he told a very plausible and ingenions story that tended to Greate an impression among the officers . ‘that they had the wrong man. Subsecanes investigation however led to the conclusion that the prisoner is about _ as bunglesome a liar as ever tried to get out of a scrape.. 1 f 1 . . . that he drove Mecaih from Nevada with his wife and eleven year old son by the way of Qar-. son, Reno, Webber Lake, Bowman Dan, . this city and Grass Valley to Wheat. land, intending to pick bops; on reaching Wheatland he found; “he ‘was abead of time and came! back this way looking for some other) ‘kind of work. He says he made the} trip from Bowman to Cabbage Patch . THE i Spanish Claim to Have Bested the Americga . Troops ss in Porto Rico. Sagasta Thinks: Invasion , Should -Have Ceased While Peace Proposals Pended. but that . Special to the Dally Transcript. Terms on Which Spain Can Have Peace. WASHINGTON, July 28.—The general features of Presiin abont three hones and « balf,and. 405+ McKinley’s ultimatum to the Queen Regent in reply . that he did not pass arly town coming! down. As the distince is fifty miles /-and he must have passed! Graniteville on the way from the dam, the officers maturally regard his-. account ‘of the trip with suspicion. <5 stated yesterday in the Transcript, he says be got the horse from another camper near Spenceville. His eleven year old boy told Deputy Sheriff Pascoe “hat they got it in the State of Nevada a year and . a half ago. Mrs. Moore's story of the . trip told after her husband's arrest at: their camp on Robber Hill south of the . Glenbrook House, does not in any respect bear out what the prisoner says. She deviared to Sheriff Getchell that they came here by Placerville and Sacramento, and that the colt followed them from mento. The little woman is broken up badly over her husband's arrest, and was in a hysterical condition last evening. John Leik, the brother-in-law of the man from whom the animal was stolen a week ago yesterday, had a hard time trailing the Moores. trail through Sacramento and Lincoln, bat he lost it at Wheatland. He found . several parties in the lower country . whom Moore told his destination was} Sierra Valley. Leik thereupon hastened . — te this city and the machinery of ‘the . ‘Bheriff’s otfice was set to work with the . result that the fugitive was quickly . ’ caught, MOORE TURNED LOOSE. On the advice of acting District Attorney Riley Moore bas been given his liberty, as it is not deemed best to put this county to the expense of prosecating him. If the owner of the horse . wants to put him through he must doa} go in the Eldorado county courts, but . ‘ ga the horse has been surrendered and . will soon be in his possession again he . will probably let the matter drop. 2 Ome eBoth Cases Dismissed. ‘Phe row that Watchman ©. R. Martin and ex-Superintendent Leon Durbin had a few days ago at the Grant mine, has been settled out of court. Today Justice Holbrook dismissed the ~ @ase against Durbin, and Justice Mulloy took similar action in the case against Martin. It is understood the two men bave bad an explanation all around and have shaken bands. LET SRELS Made Voters Today. Richard Trathen, anative of England whose home is in Grass Valley, was maturalized today on the testimony of Gounty Recorder Werrs and DaputySheriff Pascoe. J. A. Anderson, a resident of this elity who was boro in Sweden, was nataralized ‘today. Rocorder.Werry were the “+ eee + Had Thirty Dollars Stolen. witaasses A amall box containing thirty dollars . . with other things during the Pine stree fire esterday afternoon, bundled into a sheet and carried to the yard of Lincold schoolhouse, From the latter! place it was stolen shortly afterward + owe > And He Kissed the Bride. Justice Holbrook went over to ‘the! ; National hotel this afternoon and pronounced the words that made Jobv . society, __ EB. Davis. and wife. After the ceremony the Judge as usual exercised his . hae. heaven-born prerogative and kissed the } Sake Of accidental death Wie depend bride. —— Gipsy Fortune . mae Tellers. There is a Gipsy cam. camp just this side . the California Debris Commission to of Grass Valley opposite the Coe mine, . work hydraulic mines, nor will tk . wo men and two women being the cs The women manage to rake ip @ good many piece of silver by tel!ing fortunes. “New ice } Campeny:. Signe Neveda ity Joe Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class natural ice at reasonable rates. Office at residenve of Thomas @orvoran, first door Above Theater) meee: Toes A Feel: Telephone ' Ir begins to look now as though the New South Wales was 20,925 ounces. { in . Klondike would yield almost as much! For the first five months’of '96 the total ‘GRIMES CLOTHING gold in "98 as Californias. . was 116,847 ounces. . : No. 791. Sheriff Getchell and . to her peace proposals will be as follows: Independence of Cuba under the protection of the United States; of Porto Rico and the retention of the Ladrones; cession of a coaling station inthe Philippine Islands; a castiron agreement confining Spain to a form of government satisfactory to the people of those islands if aye is to be allowed fo*retain her sovereignty there. the cession —_“Uncle Sam Stole a March. Maprip, July 28.—+Spain will probably protest against the attack on Porto Rico made after the Cabinet officers at} Washington had received Spain’s peace overtures. some point below Sacra-. lar note will be laid before the powers containing the exact date that Spain commenced her peace overtures,miaking clear that the United States deferred answering in order to gain . time in fighting Porto Rico. Senor Sagasta says; We re solved on peacé-many days ago and made known our inten to tion the United States. then, and am ready to teroaity protest against such conduct, —_ Carlists on a War Footing. . Lonpon, July 28.—A special from Biarritz, France, says the Carlists are on a war footing in the provinces of Navarre, Avagnon and Catalonia, and the military occupation is comThe Spanish atmy is strengthened and the governplete. ment is prepared to check a“ operations. — — — Saf Death and Suffering In Cuba. A. petition ha lowed'to oceupy Santiage. yesterday, is in a horrible condition. or work in the trenches. en ee . A Dodge to Gain Time. _ Lonpon, July 28+—A special from Madrid reports that the . request of the Minister of Foreign Affairs was for an armistice It cannot be ascertained whether the action was in order to forestall the invasion of Porto Rico and the fall of Manila, or was due to advices from the Vatilasting untit Sunday. can and the Powers. an. Claim Americans Were Driven. Back. . tion of Yauco, fighting most of the way: ‘ment lasted all night. ' withdrew to the coast. A Daily Chronicle of 1 of the Doings of 0a permanent A circuI regard as null and void and desThere was @ plain! titute of good faith everything the Americans have done since SANTIAGO. DE CuBa, July 28.—Songo, a small town 18 imiles from here, having surrendered to the. Americans, th . Cubans have been allowed to occupy it. been forwarded to the President asking that Cubaus be alo,. Guantanamo, which surrendered The soldiers had been without food eightdays and were not strong enough to stand MApRID, July 28.—Official advices of ‘Tuesday assert that and belonging to Mrs. Frank Germaine . the Americans landing in Porto Rico advanced in the direcwas picked up in J, C. Locklin’s — Seven hundred >. volunteers and regulars encountered them and the engage-' The Americans were defeated and ETN NT LTE PERSONAL POINTERS, and Young, . Mrs. E. N. Radke is jill at. on Francisco. “Mrs. Fred Zeitler has returned from San Francisco. James Fogarty came over from North San Juan today. ©. F. Northup was over from North San Juan. today. L. C. Jones and family arrived here last evening from Santa Rosa. Will Grimes and Charles Harding have returned from the seashore. Miss Curnow, who bas been visiting here, returned today to Downieville. Miss Ollie Gillespie of Gold Flat has returned from the State ot Washington. Messrs. De Sabla, Martin and Colgate of _the = Power Company are Misses Daisy and Mande Eastin will ‘. leave Banday on e. visit to San Francisco, . : Mrs. 8. J. Prisk and” Miss “Ida Mitchell of Grass Valley were in town today. Miss Janetta L. Deal, who has been visiting Mr, and Mrs. ©, L. Miller at North San Juan, returned to this city today. © Clifford McCutchan arrived here last. night from’San Jose on a visit. He is _-BRIEE BRTON. dinor Notes: and d Comments of ‘yal ~"Taterest Geo; C. ‘Gaylord, grocer, Broad street. Laurel Parlor.of Native Duaghters: will meet tonight. . The Democratic County Central Committee will meet at Hibernia “Hall in this city on Tuesday next to choose delegates to the State convention. The . rebuilding. “of the Champion reservoir which broke away a few weeks ago was resumed ‘today. Frank Goding ef You Bet has charge of the job. Ten new flatcars have been received by the N 0. N.G. RER. Qo. With the two new engines of which mention was made some time Ag, cosh ‘company now has five. The Christian Endeavor soaiat at the Congregational church tomorrow evening will attract a large number of people, asa program of unusual merit’ has been prepared. _ The Indian Flat school! opens next Monday for the fall term. ._ Miss Maggie O'Connell, who has long been employed: theré and has given perfect satisfaction, will continue in charge of thé school. Mrs. E, G. Gray has received a teleington stating that her mother, Mrs, Chas.Olsen, had been suddenly stricken with paralysis. Mrs. Gray went to Washington on: today’s stage. : laccompanied by his friend, Herbert Graham. oC. L. Perkins of the Union hotel office force leaves Saturday for Omaha to attend the Trans-Mississippi Exposition. * «+ :D. L. Snediker of San Francisco who recently negotiated the sale of the Eagle Bird mine, went to Maybert: this morning. — Wm. 8, Bennett and wife, who have been visiting Dr. and Mrs. Walters, at Washington, have returned to San Franciaca. fe Miss Virginia Deal, who has been visiting with Mrs. A. P. Davenport for several weeks, will return to San Fran. Glaco on Saturday. ‘A Watch as a Compass. Very few people are aware of the fact that ina watch they are always provided with a compass, with which when: the sun is shining the cardinal points can be determined. All one has to do is to point the hour hand to the sun, and~ south is exactly half way between the hour and the figure 12 on the watch. This may seem strange to the average reader, but it is easily explained. While the sun is passing over 180 degrees (east or west) the hour hand of the watch passes over 360 degrees (from 6 o'clock to 6 o’clock). Therefore the angular movement of the sun in one hour corresponds to the angular movement of thé hour hand in half an hour; hence, if we paint the hour band toward the sun the line from the point midway between the hour hand and 12 o’clock to the pivot. of the hands will point to the south. e How's This? S. We offer one Hundred Dollars, Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO,, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all bs their firm. Toledo, O. Watprima, Kixnnan & Mabaus, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. mucous su Testimonials sent free: Price 75e. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ~ cscs suus paaieaune oe ae Only One Dollar. business transactions and fivancially . able to carry out any vbligations made West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, _Hall’s Catarrh Cure is. taken internally, acting directly upon. the blood of the system., Men’s $2 Calf Shoes for $1, at The : A Day’s Record of Our Neighbors as Told ‘. Wilhelm returned today to Colfax. o-pwilbbhave a lawn aiid Tuesday evenLranaway accident, was amputated. phone message from the town of Wash-. . GRASS VALUBY NEWS, Se _ Over The Telephone, Misses Henrietta Wolford. and Maude The ladies of the Episcopal church ing. The’ Ladies Whist Club met this afternoon at thé home of Mrs. John } Glassons. © ~ Yesterday afternoon the leg of Heury Meyers, who was. *pecently hurt in a Harry Sparnon, a. barber, last night had a warrant sworn out for the arrest ot his ‘wife’s brother Daniel Deeble. The qase has been set for trial bert Monday. in Justice Green’s court. Sparnon claims that Deeble in passing his house calls Mrs. Sparnon some very filthy names that reffect dn her virtue: The trouble appears to grow out of the father of. Deeble and Mrs. Sparnon having left toMr-Sparnon-when -hedied . a piece of land lying between the Sparnon and Deeble places. p Ir You have been sick-you will find

Hood’s-‘Sarsaparilla the best medicine you can take to give you appetite and restore you to a condition of perfect healtb. : Hoop’s Pints cure nausea, sick hieadache, billiousness and all liver ills. Price 25 cents. Something New. Try Grape Nuts for breakfast. Van Camp’s Concentrated Soups are the best. New goods daily at Gaylord’s. -tf There is a general howl along the line that Wells, Fargo'& Company and: other corporations, owing to their quibbling and grasping policy are trying to evade their’ proportion of the war tax. The chances are.that.when they are forced to pay, they. will force their employes to pay the tax by reducing their salaries. _—_—— OO Thankful For Small Favors. The Colusa Sun 6 gays: haps less water river than ever before for many years. Its tributaries, too, are drained. Yet our boats have ran up ‘and dowa without much difficulty, thanks to the AntiDebris Association which has worked most constantly and on sa little money. . Only One Dollar. . Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes or Lace Coin Toe, patent tip, all sizes, for $1 at the Popular Clothing Store.. j8tf ae “There is perAt Nevada City, saly 26, 1898, to the wife of Joseph Pollurd, a daughter, General Debility in the Sacramento; and Loss of Flesh Scott’s Emulsion has been the a ol No Odds and Ends. “Our clearance sale is not made up of odds and ends, but. upon ourstraight lines. You will find a saving of 25 per eent upon all goods. J. Levy, The Popular Clothing Store. j8-tf Re UNION :-: HOTEL, Cain Street, Nevada City. D.J. STEVENS, MawnaGcEr Dan McCarty, San Francisco C. Monroe, QO, Smith, Fresno UF. . Borchert, Sacramento P. ©. Maher J, Cameron, Napa City N. G. Phillips,. Stasi Falls: D, Ross, Skamokawa ©. A. Richards, Trinidad, Col. _ & McIntosh, Spanish Mine L. Douglas, Sierra City T. Grimes, Redlands Chas. Schmidt, Rough and Ready F. Blake, Golumbia Hill ~~ @. French, French Corral ° D. Schaffer, Washington “\@) Jordan Sacramenta E. Budd, Alameda T. Peekham, Spenceville J. Barker, Chicago 8S. R. Taylor, Toledo, O. H. 8. Gayhart, Carson City . Grass Valley and Nevada City "BUS LINE. Four round trips daily. wrapper. soc. and $1.00, all druggists. Popular Clothing Store. js-tf standard remy for nearly a aeet of sh at » Phy: TIMETABLE: . ‘eadily admit that obtain re-. Until further notice the ' sults from it that they cannot get! make regular trips between, Nevada from. om any of other eet sags . food. ' City and Grass Valley at the following other prepara hours: sore on ‘he mat ‘that pretend Leaving co aa City at 10a.m., 2, 5 SCOTT “& BOWNE, Chemists, New York, and 7:30 p Leaving. Grave Valley at 8:15 a.m., 1, , 8:45 and 7:30 p, m. Passengers called for in any part of ‘town without extra charge. Leave . orders at the National Exchange Hotel, GEO. WETTERAD, Prop. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK, re NM i TO BR HELD IN TAE MECHANI<S’ PA VILION . SAN FRANCISCO, jAugust 20th to Septembar 19th GREATLY REDUCED ——WILL BE MADE BY TH2—— SOUTHERN PACIFIC From All Points in Catifornia. Inquire of Southern Pacific Agents . for exact rates and dates ; or see small nosters. For County Superintendert: J. G. O'NEILL Ts aot § announced as a candidate for the nomination of Superintendent of Schools of Nevada county, sMbject tothe decision cf the Republican Nominating Convention. . Ancient Menne =< Wemenne ON YE NIGHT OF © MDCCCXCVIIL. At Ye Nevede Theater. Ye oe ag will be lighted at seven of ye clock, ye towne clocke of ye Luetje & eeenn and ye music will sound at 8 of ye clocke by ye same. To heare thys Greate Concerte ye goode people must pay for ye ¢o de seats 35 cents; for ye very goode seats 50cents, and ye children one-half so muche. A seate will ba kept without any extra money. See EwpLoyes of the Widman Gold Min-. ing Company at Sutter Creek, Cal., . have organized a mutual accident aid The monthly assessments are In a quarry near Holly, Cal. unexpevted explosion of a stick a fuse attached to give warning, bet if temporarily disabled, $1 per physician and purse’s fee. To ae . ents receive $250. Tuere are no present applications to be any likely till the fall rains set in. se ec, De Lamar, Nev., reports somany 'men volunteering for the war as to’ . leave vacancies for hard-rock minersjin the De Lamar mine and mill. oe Carrece Ceerx, Golo.’sgold output . men wanted higher wages and‘ were sides gold. The whole product . $140 in gold per ton. * its history. The yield for six months in that locality. ending June 30th was $7,500,000. : Tax May oa i by the “. . Fitted to Perfection. giant powder carelessly left in a rock partly drilled and abandoned without 3; Right in Style. Sure in Wearing Qualities. Satisfied with our PricesAnd Money Saved. Our Spring Suits are a Wonder © in Quality and Price. They. are all sizes, all styles, all colors, all shapes, At One Great Big Bargain, FROM S2 UP. ‘kee We claim the best showing of Reed Bulg ae! in. Craig lost his sight, I. Knox will not. survive and C. Howe is in a doubtful condition with concussion of the spiue At Cripple Creek, Colorado, a new system of placer mining is in operation. "There is a deposit of black sand on the bedrock which carries iron beTHe minesand smelter at Alabama : City, N. M, have closed down. The for Jane was $1,308,725, the Jjargest” in , fused. There are seventeen lead mines is treated as a concentrate and shipped . a to the smelter. Twelve tons returned rethe city. ae We Turn Them Out Just Right. Tyenerverrververvevervevenervenvaventy ti Ae MAHER @ CO’S . . Ladies, this day. we have_pl lot of WASH GOODS. price. couple of days will clean the season. Res NEVADA CITY & GRASS VALLEY . GREATE CONCERTE aced in Window No. 2 our ‘last~ Price $1, $1.25 and $1.50 a suit. This a grand idles, fact the nicest of the ‘scason for the Ladies, there is just one suit of a kind so do not wait asa m out, and no more for the pectfully, MAHER & CO. One more lot of White Duck for skirts and shirts. See Corset Window. UUUUULUIULUUTCrvoererererey Briday Ye 5th Day of jfugust, THE TRA THURSDAY.. soe , ROBBERS A Popular Camplog 6 ¢ Hard Ni One of the ples grounds in the count on the east side of G and southerly from It is high ground, wel an abundance of “wv water. Its only drawb utation. For many} ly hold-ups of travele pike in that neighbi quent. Some eightee Ed shot at several times” ness. Mr.and Mrs. . waylaid there after tus was halted severa at once when it did Deputy County Recor p ssing the watering t 0: the hill one nigh from a clump of bus: halt and he saw the m ing on a pistol barrel him. Just then his and carried him with is one of t e olitest . says it is the regret of has never been able t the man in the bush » offer him an apolog: so abruptly. Two y »" Prisk had a sensations The next to the last ex sigualized the localits der of Wiilie George, ¢ occurred a year ago 1 Jast chapter in the FE corded to date was y of. Clarence Moore for THE JOCKE' It Looks a8 Though . Good Races Ne The work of organ county jockey club . and trotting races at the last week of Augut favorably. That is th has usually reserved . _, . but this year the Yo » are going to take al ; Cook & Co. paid the I > $300 for the privilege here and they cleare on the-investment. . Giffin and others thin do more good if kep > here, so they are ge thirty gentlemen tog tee the expenses of a > share whatever profits Complaint From Bu A complaint has. bee Transceirr by local bt ' cause the Red Cross ' city is sending direct >for some of the suppli urged by the compl goods could be purchs home dealers at the . are being paid to out It seems to us that . ladies here adopted 2 time ago instructing stand by the merchan ec A Narrow . _ Yesterday afternoo) é gineer Hanley of the p was rupning to the ~~ flagration with the hi pany No.1 he hadan _ being killed. As the ashort:turn from Cc the alley west of Ws ' yard Mr. Hanley tri . front of one of the wi just grazed his head, « TAPPING PII A Noti.e of Special . Peopl Owing to alittle r . plumbers of this city ‘doing tapping with x _expectation of gettin ’ other material used: i: Ihave a full line of ¢ . the. Water or Plumbi » will sell to any and Fe (FOR CASH. Parties wanting 7 s have it done FR! ™. by getting the Tap ‘the City Collector, a ‘same to me.’ GF . -Nevada City, July : A Sccial Fr The Christian End tive a social in their Friday evening. A m prepared in. wi ented elocutionis' articipate. Among appear Miss Lucia + and Misses Leora } Shampion of Grass ments, including ice will be served unde shurch grounds. P ncluding refreshm<¢ ren 15 cents. Evel “0 ‘o Those Whom No one must turn habe deen and obtainin Hi Pe?