July 6, 1904 (4 pages)

yard, ode,buckels, all Small Ties, noline, also City hares of ffer. sco, Cal. —————s M or an st Proof .» Other proporprices. 1 Street i, alers in sigars, fh Class, fHE TRANSCRIPTS. EDNESDAY... JULY 6, 1904 SONAL MENTION. Record of the Doings of Our People, =~ —— mabler is down from Maybert. f. Price is here from San Frani, Bigelow is down. from ColumBlack is here from the Plum‘m) ne, B. Garvin of San Francisco is business. Auloff arrivod here this mornpm ‘Berkeley. L. Gribbens and Albert Gumperg ‘here from San Francisco. @. McGrath is down ‘from ‘North jom field. ¥. G. Spence of Alameda arrived Fe last evening and left this morntfor Downievilfe. k. J. MoGill is here from San Fran=. B. Langley of San Francisco arved here laet evening and left this orning for Washington. Superintendent J; W. Morrill came wn from Downieville yesterday and thie morning for San Francisco, Thomas Stephens of Oement Hill is bite ill, #red Boeckman is here from San ncisco. Sheb Huckins is suffering from a isoned hand. Mise Mabel Bradbury of North San lan is here on a visit. Wm. Abbott is over from Loyalton @ visit to hie mother. Andrew Bonney is down from the tight mine on a visit to his family, V. Bell returned to Salinas this brning, after a short visit here. + D. Towle bas returned from a to the Bay cities, arry Rowe is up from the metropspending a few days with his paints. eory Goering and wife returned Pesterday to their home at Sierraville. “James Arnott, who came down from Port Wine Sunday, retarned there to© Ben Thomas, who has been absent from this city forthe past few years, preturned yesterday. _ Walter Mobley of San Francisco ie here on a visit to his grandfather, Oonstable Richard Dillon. Jobn MoOarty of Wasbingjon bas / returned from a trip to San Franisco, . Ed Murchie left this morning for Meadow Lake, after spending a few days with his family here. William Tamblyn and wife and Jas. Daniels and wife have retarned from a trip to Bowman’s Dam. Thomas Reynolds, who is now aconductor on the street care in San Franolsco, is here on a visit to relatives. Thomas Clemo left today for a visit to the St. Lonis exposition and several Eastern cities. “)Mrs. Wm. MoNally, who bas been siting relatives here, fetarped toY day to Berkeley. f ~ Oalvin Maloney, one of the well : known residents of God’s country, ie spending a few days here. L. M. Sukeforth is here from Jackson, Amador county, on a visit to his family. He will retaro next Saturday. Mrs, J. Kishner, wife of the dry goods merchant, sceompanied by her two ehildren, arrived here laet evening from Sau Francisco. Clem V. Roufe, accompanied by his wife and child, left for 8an Francisco yesterday morning, after a short visit with Mes. B. Nickless. H. J. Morrison, a plumber employed by the Turner-Hadley Oompany, is quite ill. : Mrs. Evans of San Francisco {s visiting with Mrs. E. 8. Parke. Mrs. Evans in the widow of Wm. Evans, who prior to fifteen years ago was the clerk for Wells-Fargo & Ovmpany’s express, and afterward held a position ia the company’s office at San Francisco. = Ben Stanley, a noted slack wire alker, is here visiting bie aant, Mrs. Holland, of Nevada street. It is some fourteen years since he paid a visit to this city, at which time be took part in a performance giver in the Theater. oe Deafness Cannot Be Cured applications as they cannot art aisaased portion of the ear. way to cure deafby reach age ot sop ‘acl ma that is by constitational ies, Deafness is caused by an inFamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When Rs tube {a inflamed you have 8 rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the regult, and anlese the inflammationbe taken out and this tube restored he its normal condition, hearing will ; destroyed forever; nine cases out : ten are caused by Catarrb, which is pothing but an eee condition of cous services. Wve will give One Hundred Dollars ‘or any case of Deafness (ca' by aterrh) that cannot be o by Tals Oatarrh Oure. Send for circajars, free. } F. J CHENEY & CO., Toledo, oO. old by Draggists, (00. Fall's Pamily Pills are the, pest. DAILY LOGALN , Of Happenings of Interest: in and Concerning ming the Grand! Around This Section. Mrs, Nilon, mother ‘of Superior Judge F. T. Nilop, was down town Monday for the first time in two years . having been confined to her home with paralysis. Mr. Nilon drove his mother’ around the city in a carriage. The baseball game between the Au. Toras and our local team at Glenbrook Park lest Sunday afternoon was won by the latter. In our item yesterday we stated that victory perched on the banner of the Grass Valley team. It ‘was one of those errors that ie hard to account for. The following busines’\was transacted in the Superior. Court. today, Judge F, T. Nilon presiding: . ~ Annie Alpers Hay ve, John Henry. Huy. Demurrer overruled as to both eauses of action on all grounds. John Glasson and Sarah Ree vs. Anne Wickes, etal. Demurrers of CorHeliue Tippett, Edith Toy, Catherine Morrisb, Ab Ping, Ab Tom and Ah Jack to plaintiff’s complaint overraled. The Camp Stew. The big camp stew of the Grass Valley Sportsmen’s Club will be held at Indian Springs tomorrow, A large number of Nevada Oity sportsmen will attend. He Walked Out. WILKESBARRE, Pa, July 6.—George Smith, the man who bas been awaiting trial for some weeks on the charge of dynamiting a Lehigh Valley freight train two years ago and killing over a hundred cattle, faced a jury today. The evidence was such that he wag ac. quitted. He walked out of coart, and was brought back ona charge of larceny and convicted, To Visit the Fair Lonpon, July 5—Eighty members of the House of Commons have announced their intention of joining the Paritamentary party which will visit the St. Louie Exposition in the autumn. It is expected that a number of others will go. ‘i —————_+-+@e Attempts Suicide OaxkLanD, July 56.—Tearing her garments into etrips, then braiding them into a rope, Annie “Larsen, a pretty blonde, tied one end around her throat, the other she fastened toa gas fixture in the city prison, and attempted to eod her life at an early hour this morning. She diescovere! in time and revived. She had been out for a time for several days and was under arrest for drunkenness. That Throbbing Headach> Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr, King’s New Life Pills, Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches, They make pure blood and baild ap your health. Only 25 cents, money back if not cured. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. For Sale At a Bargain. Eight Room House, Large Lot and Orchard. House in a No. 1 condition. Can bebought at a bargain. Price $1500, Property of all description for sale. Fire and Life Insurance. Brown & Moraan, m21-tf Real Estate Agents, The following letters remain uancalled for in the Nevada City postoffice: A. G. Ohew, 0. T. Duval, Mrs. J. O, Gibbs, E. B. Johnson, Jno. Kulroy, Miss Marie Howard, Merrifield Bros., OC. A, Smith (2) The funeral of the late Jergen Einfeldt took place this afternoon from Mrs. A. B. Oarley’s residence on Sacramento street, Interment was made in Pine Grove cemetery. ‘Motion Heard. Judge 8. A. Smitb of Sierra county presided in the Superior Oourt today and heard the argument on motion for & new trial in the case of McAulay vs. Tahoe Ice Oompany. Judge Nilon was diequalified te act in the matter. . The argument wes made upon the settled bill of exceptions. By stipula tion it\was agreed that the motion to retax costa. be teken up after the motion for a_new at the convenience or discretion of the court. Flag Came Down VaLLEso, Jaly 6.—The United States steamer Vicksburg arrived at the Mere Island navy yard at exactly 7 o’clock this morning under command of Commander Arthur O. Nazio, and an hour later fired & salute of thirteen guus to Rear-Admirel B. H. McOalle’s flag, the salute being answered by one of seven guns(. from the tIndependence. Thies is the Viekeburg’s first vieit to this coast, as she was commissioned some four years ago in the East and bas since been on daty with the Asiatic fleet. Shot His Wife. San Franoisoo, July 5 —George Curry, a gripman on the Powell street line, fired four shots ioto the body of hie wife this afternoon and fatally wounded her, She died before the bullets could be taken from her body and her remains were later removed to the morgue. The woman had gone to llve with another man, Was Blown Up. LaWRENOEBURG, Ind., July 5.—James Williams’ houseboat on the Ohfo river bank near here, was blown up with dynamite today, and Williams’ wife and infant child are believed to bave perished, Williams and his wife had been quarreling, He has disappeared. Killed by a Train Santa Cruz, July 6.—An unknown man was ran over by the broad guage train last evening one mile east of Ap-. tos. The accident occurred at a curve and on a down grade. The man was sitting on the edge of the track and it is supposed he was intoxicated. The wheels passed over his body and he was badly cut and mangled. Americans Win. Lonvon, July 5—The cricket match begun yesterday between the visiting Haverford (Pénnsylvania) players and Marlborough Oollege resulted in a victory for the Americans today by 118 runs in the two days’ play. lf you wart a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wm. Barry. Fourth of duly Celebration. In the account of the Fourth of July TrawsonipT, several pleasing features were inadvertently omitted, among whieh was a handsomely decorated carriage in which were seated Thos. 8. Ford, Eeq., and ladies, The business houses were more beautifully decorated than ever before our merchants. : eee Hugh Maurchie, who had in charge the placing of benches along the streets and attending to the ice water barrels, gave strict attention to his duties, abd many were the words of praise that were given him, On Prospect Hill three or four of on the evening of the Fourth landed and imbedded themselves three or four inches in the hard ground. Luckily they did not happen to strike any person or serious results might bave. followed, The travel on the electric cars was very heavy, 6000 fares having been colleeted between this city and Grass Valley. The travel on the Narrow Gauge was also heavy. The stages from all ap-coentry points ~came -in loaded down with passengers. The ample hotel and restaurant accommodations of Nevada City were tazed to their utmost capacity, The sports that took place on the afternoon of the Fourth resulted as followe: Three-legged race—R. Vincent and E, Orase, $8; Willie Lane and Ray Wear, $2. Egg race—J. Woods, $2; Stanley Hurbert, $1. Free-for-all 100 yards—John Malcahey, $5. Free-for-all boy’s race—Frank Peardon, $2; Oharles Alden, $1. Mre. Arthur Griffiths, $2, Bicycle race—V. BR. Will, $5. Richard Abraham, 50 cents, ‘gille Bale, 50 cents. Standing jump—H. Ray, $1. Hop-step-and jamp—H. Ray, $1. Backward race—H. L. Sweeney, $1. High jamp—Louie Clausen, $1. Standing hop—Louis Clausen, $1. for a side bet. See Arthur Rapp'won the prize for the best gentlemen dancer on El Oro platform during the afternoon, In the Parade. Santa Barzara, July 5 —A striking featare of the Fourth of Jaly celebration in this city was the presence in the line-up of the parade of nearly 200 Filipino students who were recently sent to this country from the Philip+ pine Islands to be edueated. N. D. G, W. The committee of arrangements for the Native Deughters’ Party next Wednesday evening, July 18th, are hereby requested to meet at the Hotel Antlers tomorrow (Thursday) evening at 7:80 o’clock. Mas. J. G. O’Nem., Chairman, aa aC hat esa tn ea A type of the siege guns ased by the Japanese in the besieging of Port Arthur. The latest advices from the Orient state that the Japanese have succeeded in planting over one hundred _ in close proximity and facing the Russian fortifications at Port Arthar. F of these guns in advantageous positions . Sty BROTHERS, 56 Warren St. New York. celebration published in last evening’s known, and denoted the patriotism of the large skyrockets that were set off Ladies’ race—Mrs. William Bone, $5, Barrel race—Ralph Nincent, $1.50; Girl’s race—Lillie Provine, $1; LuBackward jamp—H. L. Sweeney, $1. Mel Weldon won the standing jamp tended the National Repablica impressed with the beantifal attractions at the Fair. The Nevada county exhibit is greatly admired and is carefally looked after by Oommissioner Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Olinch were highly pleased at the reception accorded them, and were deeply grate fal at the expression of good will shown them. ~ Bought News Stand August. Frandy, one ef our well known residents, has purchased from Mies Annie Oohen the news agency and stationery store on Broad street. ‘Mr. Frandy is careful and obliging and will see that his patrons are sccorded fair treatment. He is so favorably known to our people that he needs no introdaction at our hands, s6o-oDrummers for “Old Gitit Edge” whieky always have “‘the best the town affords.” They carry it with them, in fact. ‘Nice Gathering. Last evening a number of boys and girls were entertained at the residence of Mr.and Mrs. W. F. Englebright on Broad street. The front lawn was filied with the merry crowd of little people and a fine display of fireworks was made. The fun was greatly enjoyed by all, and they departed for their homes feeling that they had been delightfally entertained. Murder Charge. Kansas Orty, Jaly 6—Fravk Hottman of this city, 22 years of age, was arrested in Walla-Walle, Wash., yesterday, charged withthe murder of Olarence Meyers in this city May 11th. Meyers was found dead with hia throat cut. His wife declared two negro ‘burglares were his assailants. The police professed to believe her story and released her, but they started an investigation on the theory that a man ac. customed to visiting the woman killed the hasband. Hottman and Mra, Meyers were childran together at Higglosville, Mo. \ Mrs. Meyers is still in Kansas Oity. : Found Dead. Curcaao, Jaly 56.—Temporary insanity, the result of the loss of his family in the Norge steamship dieaster, ie given as the cause of the alleged guicide of Otto Hanson, who has been fouod dead on the railroad tracks in Evanston, About a montb ago Hanson sent for his family to come to Evanston to live. ’ They Lined Up. BoneEsTez., 8. D., July 6.—When the Government registration booke for entry on the Rosebud [Indian Reservation were opened today there were abcat 1500 people waiting in line. Wet and steaming under the hoi sun, the homeseekers, many of whom had remained in line all night during a raiostorm, sat on the ground and played cards and ate lunches which they purchased from vendors passing up and down the line. Many of them were women. A New Trial. SACRAMENTO, July 5.—A. Lingerman, J. P. Sevener, T. F. Gormer and Fred Roberts, all convicted of murder in the first degree for having killed a mab named Jack Welch near Lovelock, Nevade, have been granted a new trial by the Supreme Court of that State. CATARRH E.y’s CREAM BALM This. ae, Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. ‘ia GIVES roan lhe y ora ° ‘ie jeanses, soothes, ani — ‘diseased membrane, It cures ‘h and Sivas guar # Colt Sy the Siem '. 5 enn tags ner hep a lirwely, wa use. no Applied into the nostrils and absorbed. Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail, vention. ‘They also visited the &t.jof ‘Sppointed to Naval Hospital on Mare Island. Dr. Angwin has been for a year at the French Hospital in San and ‘hie successful passing of the severe examination is highly creditable%to the young man, as he ie the only applicant that has yet been successful before the present board. We desire to express our sincere thanks to the many friende and neighbors who were so kind to us during the illness and after the death of our beloved son, Their many kindly acts. will always be remembered by as, Mp. ano Mas.THomas Pennosr Jr. T. $. Biekey Dead. The many friends in this city of Thomas 8, Rickey will regret to hear of hie death, which occurred last Sundey at Hollieter. He had been ili for some time and underwent an operatlon. The deceased was well knowa bere, having been secretary of the Dinero Oil Company and resided here for some time. Will Pave Sireels. The (ity Trustees held a meeting last evening and granted a permit to David Kay, the contractor, to pave Broad etreet from National Alley to the bridge. It was decided that the property holders fronting on that portion of Broad street must pave their part. The work was begun today. Sacramento street from the Plasa toa point in front of the residence of Q. P. Lougbridge will be paved. It is probable that the Narrow Gauge will have the depot. Sold for $15,000. Naw York, July 5.—At the disposal sale of.the Hampton Stable held et Sheepshead. today, Africander, the champion 8-yéar-old of last year, and winner of 70,000, ‘was sold to O. Fox for $15,000. —_— Ww. Britland at his saloon on Broad Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. Wa “tate Tea sluggish livers, relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stom. achs, Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy je health. The greatest cure for constipation. All druggiste and grocers, 250. Goanp Dance —To BE GIVEN BY— Laurel Dato, T.D.4.1. EL ORO CLUB PLATFORM, Wednesday Evening, Joly 48th. Ticxets $1.00, gre ay one gentleman and one mag 8 extra ladies, 265 cte. Spectators, 25 cents. Perfumes Fine Soaps Floating “Bath}. Soap Talecum Powders, 15c, 25¢ Foot Powders Bath Sponges Sea Salt —AT— Dickerman’s aspheltum laid along the street near. street, makes a specialty of Fancy: Ei Carpets, Linoleum fornia: > 0 Nice atid Wall Paper New Carpets just received. . New stock of Wall Paper. New Inlaid New Welds Linoleum. Linoleum for 50 cts up. ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. LUMBER Of all kinde for house building purposes, or for bridges and mining purposes, kept constantly on hand-and delivered promply. Now is the time to place your orders, Our lumber is sawed at the New York Oanyon Mille and is the best ever brought to market. Wf. Lo. Sz DS. DLlaxrsh. AGEN TS Office and Yards—Head of Boulder Street, Nevada City. TxLErHone 291 B 1) HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the service'‘and the cuisine at the National are not equalled by any hotel in Northern CaliANNE® Galt: ’ Electric light NAL ganertcene Hot and cold wee Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank in the building. “EEE HOME OF GOOD ;LIYERS” ey Del Monte Self-Raising Buckwheat a5 Cents per package Del Monte Sef-Halsng Flap Jack Flor 1g Cents per package _ We have just received a large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. Country orders promptly attended to. OGhe Bee Huve Srocery J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Commercial Street — . Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Cut Glass ed e LEITER & DUNLAP Quartz ee Manulactured This is one of the things in which we excel. There’s nothing nicer than a ring or pin made out of quartz = Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand UISINE a 8S feature. ReNevada City. tarn Oall Belis. Blectric lights, Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine oer Roome for the C j a} He AN D sccommodetion of Traveling Men es Py I Gala JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Oliy You The Best ae vrere Ladies of Yovada City and Grass Valley. in thie city. ate most cordially invited t» inspect the finest and best line ef SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY ever on display I have an elegant and handsome stook of = Pattern, Cailored and Ready-to-Wear, Kats I have selected them with special care and they include some very handsome and up-to-date styles. .MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad Street, opposite Brand and Hartung’s Oar wines and liquors cannot be exealled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, mvhly flavored and health fal and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. the leading bran ds of Cigars also kept, NEVADA CITY -THE OWL. 2

yard, ode,buckels, all Small Ties, noline, also City hares of ffer. sco, Cal. —————s M or an st Proof .» Other proporprices. 1 Street i, alers in sigars, fh Class, fHE TRANSCRIPTS. EDNESDAY..... JULY 6, 1904 SONAL MENTION. Record of the Doings of Our People, =~ —— mabler is down from Maybert. f. Price is here from San Frani, Bigelow is down. from ColumBlack is here from the Plum‘m) ne, B. Garvin of San Francisco is business. Auloff arrivod here this mornpm ‘Berkeley. L. Gribbens and Albert Gumperg ‘here from San Francisco. @. McGrath is down ‘from ‘North jom field. ¥. G. Spence of Alameda arrived Fe last evening and left this morntfor Downievilfe. k. J. MoGill is here from San Fran=. B. Langley of San Francisco arved here laet evening and left this orning for Washington. Superintendent J; W. Morrill came wn from Downieville yesterday and thie morning for San Francisco, Thomas Stephens of Oement Hill is bite ill, #red Boeckman is here from San ncisco. Sheb Huckins is suffering from a isoned hand. Mise Mabel Bradbury of North San lan is here on a visit. Wm. Abbott is over from Loyalton @ visit to hie mother. Andrew Bonney is down from the tight mine on a visit to his family, V. Bell returned to Salinas this brning, after a short visit here. + D. Towle bas returned from a to the Bay cities, arry Rowe is up from the metropspending a few days with his paints. eory Goering and wife returned Pesterday to their home at Sierraville. “James Arnott, who came down from Port Wine Sunday, retarned there to© Ben Thomas, who has been absent from this city forthe past few years, preturned yesterday. _ Walter Mobley of San Francisco ie here on a visit to his grandfather, Oonstable Richard Dillon. Jobn MoOarty of Wasbingjon bas / returned from a trip to San Franisco, . Ed Murchie left this morning for Meadow Lake, after spending a few days with his family here. William Tamblyn and wife and Jas. Daniels and wife have retarned from a trip to Bowman’s Dam. Thomas Reynolds, who is now aconductor on the street care in San Franolsco, is here on a visit to relatives. Thomas Clemo left today for a visit to the St. Lonis exposition and several Eastern cities. “)Mrs. Wm. MoNally, who bas been siting relatives here, fetarped toY day to Berkeley. f ~ Oalvin Maloney, one of the well : known residents of God’s country, ie spending a few days here. L. M. Sukeforth is here from Jackson, Amador county, on a visit to his family. He will retaro next Saturday. Mrs, J. Kishner, wife of the dry goods merchant, sceompanied by her two ehildren, arrived here laet evening from Sau Francisco. Clem V. Roufe, accompanied by his wife and child, left for 8an Francisco yesterday morning, after a short visit with Mes. B. Nickless. H. J. Morrison, a plumber employed by the Turner-Hadley Oompany, is quite ill. : Mrs. Evans of San Francisco {s visiting with Mrs. E. 8. Parke. Mrs. Evans in the widow of Wm. Evans, who prior to fifteen years ago was the clerk for Wells-Fargo & Ovmpany’s express, and afterward held a position ia the company’s office at San Francisco. = Ben Stanley, a noted slack wire alker, is here visiting bie aant, Mrs. Holland, of Nevada street. It is some fourteen years since he paid a visit to this city, at which time be took part in a performance giver in the Theater. oe Deafness Cannot Be Cured applications as they cannot art aisaased portion of the ear. way to cure deafby reach age ot sop ‘acl ma that is by constitational ies, Deafness is caused by an inFamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When Rs tube {a inflamed you have 8 rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the regult, and anlese the inflammationbe taken out and this tube restored he its normal condition, hearing will ; destroyed forever; nine cases out : ten are caused by Catarrb, which is pothing but an eee condition of cous services. Wve will give One Hundred Dollars ‘or any case of Deafness (ca' by aterrh) that cannot be o by Tals Oatarrh Oure. Send for circajars, free. } F. J CHENEY & CO., Toledo, oO. old by Draggists, (00. Fall's Pamily Pills are the, pest. DAILY LOGALN , Of Happenings of Interest: in and Concerning ming the Grand! Around This Section. Mrs, Nilon, mother ‘of Superior Judge F. T. Nilop, was down town Monday for the first time in two years . having been confined to her home with paralysis. Mr. Nilon drove his mother’ around the city in a carriage. The baseball game between the Au. Toras and our local team at Glenbrook Park lest Sunday afternoon was won by the latter. In our item yesterday we stated that victory perched on the banner of the Grass Valley team. It ‘was one of those errors that ie hard to account for. The following busines’\was transacted in the Superior. Court. today, Judge F, T. Nilon presiding: . ~ Annie Alpers Hay ve, John Henry. Huy. Demurrer overruled as to both eauses of action on all grounds. John Glasson and Sarah Ree vs. Anne Wickes, etal. Demurrers of CorHeliue Tippett, Edith Toy, Catherine Morrisb, Ab Ping, Ab Tom and Ah Jack to plaintiff’s complaint overraled. The Camp Stew. The big camp stew of the Grass Valley Sportsmen’s Club will be held at Indian Springs tomorrow, A large number of Nevada Oity sportsmen will attend. He Walked Out. WILKESBARRE, Pa, July 6.—George Smith, the man who bas been awaiting trial for some weeks on the charge of dynamiting a Lehigh Valley freight train two years ago and killing over a hundred cattle, faced a jury today. The evidence was such that he wag ac. quitted. He walked out of coart, and was brought back ona charge of larceny and convicted, To Visit the Fair Lonpon, July 5—Eighty members of the House of Commons have announced their intention of joining the Paritamentary party which will visit the St. Louie Exposition in the autumn. It is expected that a number of others will go. ‘i —————_+-+@e Attempts Suicide OaxkLanD, July 56.—Tearing her garments into etrips, then braiding them into a rope, Annie “Larsen, a pretty blonde, tied one end around her throat, the other she fastened toa gas fixture in the city prison, and attempted to eod her life at an early hour this morning. She diescovere! in time and revived. She had been out for a time for several days and was under arrest for drunkenness. That Throbbing Headach> Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr, King’s New Life Pills, Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches, They make pure blood and baild ap your health. Only 25 cents, money back if not cured. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. For Sale At a Bargain. Eight Room House, Large Lot and Orchard. House in a No. 1 condition. Can bebought at a bargain. Price $1500, Property of all description for sale. Fire and Life Insurance. Brown & Moraan, m21-tf Real Estate Agents, The following letters remain uancalled for in the Nevada City postoffice: A. G. Ohew, 0. T. Duval, Mrs. J. O, Gibbs, E. B. Johnson, Jno. Kulroy, Miss Marie Howard, Merrifield Bros., OC. A, Smith (2) The funeral of the late Jergen Einfeldt took place this afternoon from Mrs. A. B. Oarley’s residence on Sacramento street, Interment was made in Pine Grove cemetery. ‘Motion Heard. Judge 8. A. Smitb of Sierra county presided in the Superior Oourt today and heard the argument on motion for & new trial in the case of McAulay vs. Tahoe Ice Oompany. Judge Nilon was diequalified te act in the matter. . The argument wes made upon the settled bill of exceptions. By stipula tion it\was agreed that the motion to retax costa. be teken up after the motion for a_new at the convenience or discretion of the court. Flag Came Down VaLLEso, Jaly 6.—The United States steamer Vicksburg arrived at the Mere Island navy yard at exactly 7 o’clock this morning under command of Commander Arthur O. Nazio, and an hour later fired & salute of thirteen guus to Rear-Admirel B. H. McOalle’s flag, the salute being answered by one of seven guns(. from the tIndependence. Thies is the Viekeburg’s first vieit to this coast, as she was commissioned some four years ago in the East and bas since been on daty with the Asiatic fleet. Shot His Wife. San Franoisoo, July 5 —George Curry, a gripman on the Powell street line, fired four shots ioto the body of hie wife this afternoon and fatally wounded her, She died before the bullets could be taken from her body and her remains were later removed to the morgue. The woman had gone to llve with another man, Was Blown Up. LaWRENOEBURG, Ind., July 5.—James Williams’ houseboat on the Ohfo river bank near here, was blown up with dynamite today, and Williams’ wife and infant child are believed to bave perished, Williams and his wife had been quarreling, He has disappeared. Killed by a Train Santa Cruz, July 6.—An unknown man was ran over by the broad guage train last evening one mile east of Ap-. tos. The accident occurred at a curve and on a down grade. The man was sitting on the edge of the track and it is supposed he was intoxicated. The wheels passed over his body and he was badly cut and mangled. Americans Win. Lonvon, July 5—The cricket match begun yesterday between the visiting Haverford (Pénnsylvania) players and Marlborough Oollege resulted in a victory for the Americans today by 118 runs in the two days’ play. lf you wart a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wm. Barry. Fourth of duly Celebration. In the account of the Fourth of July TrawsonipT, several pleasing features were inadvertently omitted, among whieh was a handsomely decorated carriage in which were seated Thos. 8. Ford, Eeq., and ladies, The business houses were more beautifully decorated than ever before our merchants. : eee Hugh Maurchie, who had in charge the placing of benches along the streets and attending to the ice water barrels, gave strict attention to his duties, abd many were the words of praise that were given him, On Prospect Hill three or four of on the evening of the Fourth landed and imbedded themselves three or

four inches in the hard ground. Luckily they did not happen to strike any person or serious results might bave. followed, The travel on the electric cars was very heavy, 6000 fares having been colleeted between this city and Grass Valley. The travel on the Narrow Gauge was also heavy. The stages from all ap-coentry points ~came -in loaded down with passengers. The ample hotel and restaurant accommodations of Nevada City were tazed to their utmost capacity, The sports that took place on the afternoon of the Fourth resulted as followe: Three-legged race—R. Vincent and E, Orase, $8; Willie Lane and Ray Wear, $2. Egg race—J. Woods, $2; Stanley Hurbert, $1. Free-for-all 100 yards—John Malcahey, $5. Free-for-all boy’s race—Frank Peardon, $2; Oharles Alden, $1. Mre. Arthur Griffiths, $2, Bicycle race—V. BR. Will, $5. Richard Abraham, 50 cents, ‘gille Bale, 50 cents. Standing jump—H. Ray, $1. Hop-step-and jamp—H. Ray, $1. Backward race—H. L. Sweeney, $1. High jamp—Louie Clausen, $1. Standing hop—Louis Clausen, $1. for a side bet. See Arthur Rapp'won the prize for the best gentlemen dancer on El Oro platform during the afternoon, In the Parade. Santa Barzara, July 5 —A striking featare of the Fourth of Jaly celebration in this city was the presence in the line-up of the parade of nearly 200 Filipino students who were recently sent to this country from the Philip+ pine Islands to be edueated. N. D. G, W. The committee of arrangements for the Native Deughters’ Party next Wednesday evening, July 18th, are hereby requested to meet at the Hotel Antlers tomorrow (Thursday) evening at 7:80 o’clock. Mas. J. G. O’Nem., Chairman, aa aC hat esa tn ea A type of the siege guns ased by the Japanese in the besieging of Port Arthur. The latest advices from the Orient state that the Japanese have succeeded in planting over one hundred _ in close proximity and facing the Russian fortifications at Port Arthar. F of these guns in advantageous positions . Sty BROTHERS, 56 Warren St. New York. celebration published in last evening’s known, and denoted the patriotism of the large skyrockets that were set off Ladies’ race—Mrs. William Bone, $5, Barrel race—Ralph Nincent, $1.50; Girl’s race—Lillie Provine, $1; LuBackward jamp—H. L. Sweeney, $1. Mel Weldon won the standing jamp tended the National Repablica impressed with the beantifal attractions at the Fair. The Nevada county exhibit is greatly admired and is carefally looked after by Oommissioner Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Olinch were highly pleased at the reception accorded them, and were deeply grate fal at the expression of good will shown them. ~ Bought News Stand August. Frandy, one ef our well known residents, has purchased from Mies Annie Oohen the news agency and stationery store on Broad street. ‘Mr. Frandy is careful and obliging and will see that his patrons are sccorded fair treatment. He is so favorably known to our people that he needs no introdaction at our hands, s6o-oDrummers for “Old Gitit Edge” whieky always have “‘the best the town affords.” They carry it with them, in fact. ‘Nice Gathering. Last evening a number of boys and girls were entertained at the residence of Mr.and Mrs. W. F. Englebright on Broad street. The front lawn was filied with the merry crowd of little people and a fine display of fireworks was made. The fun was greatly enjoyed by all, and they departed for their homes feeling that they had been delightfally entertained. Murder Charge. Kansas Orty, Jaly 6—Fravk Hottman of this city, 22 years of age, was arrested in Walla-Walle, Wash., yesterday, charged withthe murder of Olarence Meyers in this city May 11th. Meyers was found dead with hia throat cut. His wife declared two negro ‘burglares were his assailants. The police professed to believe her story and released her, but they started an investigation on the theory that a man ac. customed to visiting the woman killed the hasband. Hottman and Mra, Meyers were childran together at Higglosville, Mo. \ Mrs. Meyers is still in Kansas Oity. : Found Dead. Curcaao, Jaly 56.—Temporary insanity, the result of the loss of his family in the Norge steamship dieaster, ie given as the cause of the alleged guicide of Otto Hanson, who has been fouod dead on the railroad tracks in Evanston, About a montb ago Hanson sent for his family to come to Evanston to live. ’ They Lined Up. BoneEsTez., 8. D., July 6.—When the Government registration booke for entry on the Rosebud [Indian Reservation were opened today there were abcat 1500 people waiting in line. Wet and steaming under the hoi sun, the homeseekers, many of whom had remained in line all night during a raiostorm, sat on the ground and played cards and ate lunches which they purchased from vendors passing up and down the line. Many of them were women. A New Trial. SACRAMENTO, July 5.—A. Lingerman, J. P. Sevener, T. F. Gormer and Fred Roberts, all convicted of murder in the first degree for having killed a mab named Jack Welch near Lovelock, Nevade, have been granted a new trial by the Supreme Court of that State. CATARRH E.y’s CREAM BALM This. ae, Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. ‘ia GIVES roan lhe y ora ° ‘ie jeanses, soothes, ani — ‘diseased membrane, It cures ‘h and Sivas guar # Colt Sy the Siem '. 5 enn tags ner hep a lirwely, wa use. no Applied into the nostrils and absorbed. Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail, vention. ‘They also visited the &t.jof ‘Sppointed to Naval Hospital on Mare Island. Dr. Angwin has been for a year at the French Hospital in San and ‘hie successful passing of the severe examination is highly creditable%to the young man, as he ie the only applicant that has yet been successful before the present board. We desire to express our sincere thanks to the many friende and neighbors who were so kind to us during the illness and after the death of our beloved son, Their many kindly acts. will always be remembered by as, Mp. ano Mas.THomas Pennosr Jr. T. $. Biekey Dead. The many friends in this city of Thomas 8, Rickey will regret to hear of hie death, which occurred last Sundey at Hollieter. He had been ili for some time and underwent an operatlon. The deceased was well knowa bere, having been secretary of the Dinero Oil Company and resided here for some time. Will Pave Sireels. The (ity Trustees held a meeting last evening and granted a permit to David Kay, the contractor, to pave Broad etreet from National Alley to the bridge. It was decided that the property holders fronting on that portion of Broad street must pave their part. The work was begun today. Sacramento street from the Plasa toa point in front of the residence of Q. P. Lougbridge will be paved. It is probable that the Narrow Gauge will have the depot. Sold for $15,000. Naw York, July 5.—At the disposal sale of.the Hampton Stable held et Sheepshead. today, Africander, the champion 8-yéar-old of last year, and winner of 70,000, ‘was sold to O. Fox for $15,000. —_— Ww. Britland at his saloon on Broad Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. Wa “tate Tea sluggish livers, relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stom. achs, Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy je health. The greatest cure for constipation. All druggiste and grocers, 250. Goanp Dance —To BE GIVEN BY— Laurel Dato, T.D.4.1. EL ORO CLUB PLATFORM, Wednesday Evening, Joly 48th. Ticxets $1.00, gre ay one gentleman and one mag 8 extra ladies, 265 cte. Spectators, 25 cents. Perfumes Fine Soaps Floating “Bath}. Soap Talecum Powders, 15c, 25¢ Foot Powders Bath Sponges Sea Salt —AT— Dickerman’s aspheltum laid along the street near. street, makes a specialty of Fancy: Ei Carpets, Linoleum fornia: > 0 Nice atid Wall Paper New Carpets just received. . New stock of Wall Paper. New Inlaid New Welds Linoleum. Linoleum for 50 cts up. ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. LUMBER Of all kinde for house building purposes, or for bridges and mining purposes, kept constantly on hand-and delivered promply. Now is the time to place your orders, Our lumber is sawed at the New York Oanyon Mille and is the best ever brought to market. Wf. Lo. Sz DS. DLlaxrsh. AGEN TS Office and Yards—Head of Boulder Street, Nevada City. TxLErHone 291 B 1) HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the service'‘and the cuisine at the National are not equalled by any hotel in Northern CaliANNE® Galt: ’ Electric light NAL ganertcene Hot and cold wee Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank in the building. “EEE HOME OF GOOD ;LIYERS” ey Del Monte Self-Raising Buckwheat a5 Cents per package Del Monte Sef-Halsng Flap Jack Flor 1g Cents per package _ We have just received a large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. Country orders promptly attended to. OGhe Bee Huve Srocery J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Commercial Street — . Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Cut Glass ed e LEITER & DUNLAP Quartz ee Manulactured This is one of the things in which we excel. There’s nothing nicer than a ring or pin made out of quartz = Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand UISINE a 8S feature. ReNevada City. tarn Oall Belis. Blectric lights, Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine oer Roome for the C j a} He AN D sccommodetion of Traveling Men es Py I Gala JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Oliy You The Best ae vrere Ladies of Yovada City and Grass Valley.. in thie city. ate most cordially invited t» inspect the finest and best line ef SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY ever on display I have an elegant and handsome stook of = Pattern, Cailored and Ready-to-Wear, Kats I have selected them with special care and they include some very handsome and up-to-date styles. ..MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad Street, opposite Brand and Hartung’s Oar wines and liquors cannot be exealled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, mvhly flavored and health fal and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. the leading bran ds of Cigars also kept, NEVADA CITY -THE OWL.. 2