March 14, 1900 (4 pages)

" : enn he aim tice a ra THE TRANSORIPT, . gia nig hes BROWN & CALKINS. Published every event Sendays and Legal Holidays jays “by WEDNESDAY. ee March. 1 1900 SS A SPLENDID~ RECORD: What the McKinley Administration Has Accomplished in Three Years. : Has it occurred to the reader what a splendid record of achievement the Republican administration has to its credit and upon which to ask for renewed lease of power? Spain whipped off the American continent; Hawaii annexed to the United States; the Samoan question settled and the beautifal stars and stripes floating over the) lovely island of Guam just where a trans-Pacific co6mmerce’and cable will meed to.rest; Porto Rico acquired and being redeemed to enterprise/and order; Cuba purged and rejuvenated an@ *be-. ing fitted for the twentieth century civ-' ; ilization; the Philippines acquired,.conquered, pacified and taking first: lesa ns in a newer and freer civic life; the o en door provided for the entry of American commerce into the heart of Ajia, the way: made ready for the construction of the Nicaragua canal; a new financial system established that will be at once safe, sound, flexible, (the very realization of the populistic. ideal, howbeit not by crazy methods); , the sixteen to one craze relegated to ancient history, a deficient revenue made to give place to a superabundant one ro that we must soon begin where Harrison’s administration left off-—at the work of discharging the national ‘debt; the American flag, that had been held in low esteem by fifth rate powers, made to be respected by the greatest nations; the American Union cemented together as it -has. not been since the adoption of the Constitution —all this accomplished and only three years of McKinley’s administration gone, a whole year left in which to prosecute the work begun or eritered upon new achievements, says the Register. Just read this record over again, gentle reader, and then rise up and give three cheers for our progres: it 2 RE aye PHIC. ~ DISPATCHES. coe Oe a pest Bae Hla rp AR RE AS. adh SN aA. Terrible. a Railroad Accident. CoiFax, March 15th.—A frightful accident occurred on the Southern Pacific Railroad near Secretown, about 6 miles ‘above Colfax, ‘at ten o'clock this morning. Afreight train Gfi two : engines and: hineteen loaded cars are wrecked, Thirteén “re derailed and more or less smashed, six were thrown down a steep embankment and are a total wréck. For a half mile the track is torn up. There were two tramps on breakbeams at ‘the time of the accident. One was crushed to’'death; and the other one is fatally injured. The train crew escaped without injury. "She accident was caused by a defective rail. The wrecking, train from Sacramento past through Colfax at noon, and it was ex(pected that it would take eight sive, courageous Americrn nation, tre; or ten hours to clear the track party of progress and. great moral ideas and the unexampled statesman M06 that travel could be resumwho sits unmoved and resolute with the helm of state calmly held in an untiring grasp. It will set you blood tingling to your ftlinger tips and do your heart good. oOo e Accident by a Cave. { Dan. McCarty was caved on in the Jerry Goodwin mine at You Bet at7 o’clock this morning. About a ton of dirt and rock caved down and he came nearly being buried up in it. He was caught in a part of and his legs were badly bruised. Otherwise he was not injured, and will be all right in a short! _ time. —-----—+ 0@e + -—_ -_—— His Commission Received. ceived his commission as Postmaster of his city, and will enter upon the duties of the office this evening. For the time being, until Grove Deal is able to take his place as deputy, Herbert Kitts will remain in the office. Miss Lenore E Calkins will also bea deputy. He Is All Right. Sam.T. Warren of San Francisco, well-known to many of our people, has turned up alive and wellin that city. A few days ago one of the Bay papers announced in big black type that Warren had disappeared and it was suspected that he bad committed suicide. + @e--— Weather prediction: Cloudy tonight and Thursday. Enough for Him. “IT want to be an dngel."’"— That wish 1 have tabooed; I have not wished it since my wife Made me some “angel's food." ? -—L. A. W. Bulletin. She Had Had Lucid Momenta, “You’ve been a fool all.your life!” exclaimed the excited husband. , “You seem to forget, dear, that I ‘refused you three times before we were married,” said. the wife, quietly.— Yonkers Statesman. . Between Shaves._ “Pa’s got a nawful temper,” . said Jamie. “I tried t’ sandpaper my pencil on his chin-while he was takin’ a nap, an’ he woke up an’ got real mad about it."—Judge. A Scarce Article. “Bridget, have muffins for breakfast. you any intellect?” “No, mum, there’s none in the house.” -——Brooklyn Life. Diverse Methods, “Every man‘has an ideal w om: an that . he never mentions to his wife.’ “Yes; and ever y woman has an ideal . man that she is everl: istingly bragging up to her husband.” TU GK. > ! Of Course. She—Why do they put an eagle on gold pieces, George? He—-Because gold is money and money flies, my ade ar.—Harlem Life. Endugh t< to Make Him Feel So. Blake-—-Heard you had lost yourplace. How. are you feeling since you were fired? ‘ , Lake—Pretty hot:—Up-to-Date, 3 Oi Taking No Risks. “No, sah,” expostulated Col. Kain. tuck, “bathing in rough watah is all very well, sah, faw the young folks, . butnot faw me. sah, Not faw me.” “Rut why not, colonel?” { “Why, sab, I might swallow some watah unawares, sah.‘ That’swhy not, i gah!”—Iilustrated American, : ew coer . ed, _. All East bound trains are being held at Colfax. Rats With The Plague. San Francisco, March 13.—The . steamer, Gaelic, brings the following . advice from Honolulu: No new cases of plague have developed for three days. The big Hawalian Sugar Company’s store at Kabului, containing . $125,000 worth of merchandise, besides a large amount of lime fertilizers and hcl. together with all the wareLeonard 8. Calkins yesterday re. hideiha's at. Kahului, are under guard, { toid you five times to} Haven’t . awaiting the determioation of the health authorities whether it shall be given to the flames or not. This has been done as the result of finding pligue-infected rats in and about the store and ware house and the presence of large numbers of. rats there. Dr. Wise 81 Years Old. CincInNATI, ._March 14.—Rey. Dr. Isaac Meyer eighty-first birthday here today. Heis the oldest rabbi in active service in the United States. Dr. Wise. was. born in Steingrub, Bohemia, March 14, 1819. After more than half.a century spent hin America. he stauds today at: the ‘head of the reforni Jews of the country. Heis not only rabbi of one of the ‘foremost congregations in the United States, but is also president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis; editor of the American Israelite, the most wideiy circulated of Jewish newspapers, and. president. of. the Hebrew Union Collezé of ‘this city, which was founded by him. Kansas City Dog Show. Kansas Crry; March 14—-The Kansas . City Kennel Club’s third annual dog Wise. celebrated _his* .Captain.and manager as Clark, at its the best ever held in the Central West. About 500 dogs are in competition. The premiums aggregate about $2500 in ‘cash, exclusive of the usual specialty club’s medals and cups. The Great Dane Club, the Boston Terrier Swine esate Terrier Club, Phe’ Gollié Giub ‘of Aterica, and The American Spaniel Ciub’ all offer the ausal trophies, and Frank J. Gould, W. R. Nelson, ¢ and_o ‘other ar fanciers also offer valuable c rors, via ‘Various classes. aS ‘He Shot Her. @San Jose, March. 13—The mpatery surrounding the shooting of 7-years-old Louise Corua some ‘time ago has been finally "leaned up. Young Corun, aged 13, confesses as follows. ‘While my father and mother were not at home I thought to go and play with my revolver. I opened the trunk and took out the revolver and then went out side, shooting with it, and just as I was coming to the honse to place it away. a ‘shot raii ‘away from: me atid hit my little sister on the legs. I put her to bed and bandaged her up and told her not to cry or say where I was. Two: days after, seeing my sister getting worse,-I sent word to my father tocome home concluding we children would tell him it was atramp. When I beard.that my father was in jail for my fault I felt very sorry and I was nearly ready to-walk downmand tell the truth when I saw my father coming back free. 1] ask yon all to pardon me for my fault.” L. A. W.Consuls Meet. New York, March 14.—Tae “meeting of all L. A. W. consuls in New York City will be held at the Grand Union Hotel this evening for the purpose of forming a new consulate for the metropolitan district. ‘The board has decided to devote more, attention. to ithe building of sidé paths in New York State. Local consulates will be formed of working for a trunk line of side paths, with a view of ultimately securing continuous cycle paths from New York, Receiver Grant’s Report. New York, March 14.—Hugh T. Grant, Receiver of the Third Avenue Railroad Company is expeeted to submit a report to District-Attorney Gardner today, of all the assets property of that corporation, and alsoa sta‘e ment of its condition as far as the same can be ascertained from the: books and papers of that company. It has been, bring the. matter before the Grand Jury and endeavor to have indictments found against those who wrecked the road. Pittsburg Team Go South. Pirrspura, March 14 —Manager Fred Clarke and his’ crack Pittsburg team left for Tomasville, Ga., today, where they will do their preliminary training. This club is composed of players selected from the Louisville and Pittsburgteam. It presents a formidable aggregation, .avud with such an able head, ought to make a strong bid for the pennant. M. E. Church Conference. Pumapecpnia,; March 14.—The one bundred and thirteenth session of the Philadelphia Annual Conference of the : show opened in Convention Hall today, . . and will continue until the 17tb.: It is throughout the State for the purpose . ’ . Produce. Exchange today. stated that the District-Attorney will, in the Sesh Street Chareh ediage “The . most important business transacted . various churches and throughout the bounds of the confer‘Fence, which numbered 308. ~Mrs Stanford Returns. San. Francisco, March 13.—Mrs. Stanford returned this morning from New York. She has entirely recovered ready for work. The report of her recently illness in New York, said her secretary, were greatly exaggerated. “The attack of pneumonia was nothing more than a slight touch’ of: the grip, from which ‘she is now entirely . recovered. ; Railway Engineering. meeting of the American’ Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association opened at the Victoria Hotel today and will continue until the 16th. The association has a charter membership . of 235 members representing 140,000 miles of railroads in the United States, Mexico and Canada, corporations. Will Plead Insanity. Los ANGELES, March 13.—J. F. Wilwho was captured at Pasadena on Suncharge of a Deputy Sheriff. Wilcox, in an interview today, said that he will not plead guilty, although he has conhe was insane when he killed his wife. sanity. Children: as Equestrians New York, March 14—100 boys and girls will take part in the annual chiliren’s ride at Durland’s Riding Acadamy this afternoon. The affair is one of the most pieturesque as well as the best attended of the’ season at the Academy. There will be egg and spoon races, novelty races, and exbibitions of jumping and tandem riding on the programms. To Consider Canal Bill. New York, March 14.—The commercial organizations of Greater New York held a conference at the New York The chief topics discussed were the bills that the State Canal Committee submitted, and the means of carrying out the recommendations of that committee for the improvement of the canals. Society’s Entertainment. New York, March 14.—The Decorative Art Society will give an entertainment this afternoon and evening in the Waldorf-Astoria ball-room. The afternoon will be devoted to Kipling, whose works will be iuterpreted by several singers and reciters and by some clever actors. A Purim Ball. PHILADELPHIA, March 14.—The annual Purim ball of the Young Men’s Hebrew Association will take place at Horticultural hall this evening. The ball will. undoubtedly prove'the most successful in the history of the asscciation. & Engineers Convention. e Cincinatti, March 14.—The American Society.“of Mechanical Engineers beld its convention here today. It was largely attended: The Business Men’s Club will entertain the delegates this evening. New French Settlement. Methodist Episcopal Church convened Saavanat, M arch 14.—The arrangecox, the Santa Rosa wife-murderer, ' . . was the appointment of Pastors by hat times over that of the. old one. Bishop’ Fowler, who, presided, to the . became effected iviid . charges . . King Humbert’s Birthday. 28 “Rome, March 14.—The anniversary of the birth of King Humf in health, and is, as she expressed it, . Cuicaao, March 14.--The first annual . faces. ment by which the area of the French settlement here is extended to two and . fifty-sixth . bart I was appropriately celebrated . thoughout the kingdom today. . Catarrh Cannot Be Cured. <2, With local applications,as they cannot . reach the seat, of the.disease. Catarrh . is a blood or constitutional disease, and . in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall’s Cetarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It, was prescribed by. one of the best physicibns iti the country. for years, . and is ‘a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics kuown, . combined withthe best blood purifiers, acting -direvily on the mucous sur. The perfect combination of the . two ingredients is what produces such , wonderful results in curing catarrh. . : F. J. Cupney & Co, Props., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, price 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Do You xnow Cosumption' is preventable? — Science . has proven that, and also that neglect . and embracing 140 different ruilroad , by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf . . . day, was taken to Santa Rosa today in’ Price 26 cis., 50 cts. and $1.00. For . fessed to the crime, but will claim that Greatest de says he caneasily prove ‘his in-! is suicidal. The worst cold or cough! can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and . Consumption Cure. Sold on _. positive . . guarantee for over fifty years. Lor sale . pee OM What Is Shiloh? A grand old remedy for Cough, Cold 1nd Consumption; used through the ‘ world for half a century, bas cured innumerable cases of incipient consumptor and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the resaits we will refund your money. sale by H. Dic. kerman, the druggist. tf ae + “Fortune Favors the brave.” It is ‘also favorable to those who purify their . blood in the spring by taking America’s Spring Medicine, Hood’s . Sarsaparilla, A clear head and a , healthy body are given by its use. Sick beaddehe is cured by Hood’s Pills. 25c. STOP AT THE: Depot Lunch Counter, SACRAMENT®™, . Where you can get a HOT OR rs; COLD LUNCH. It is now under ; ~" new management and a new order S41) of things prevail. You ean also get a nice room . there if you are going to stop over . night. ty the Lunch Counter 2°,.°xgrecavly surprised. Picture Frames and Mouldings Me All the Latest and Nicest. § See My New Mounts, & Frames Made to Order. Nevada City and Grass Valley age aS AY AP AS AS AVS AP AS AS AS AE Limes 3% Lemons SE ses pi ed Oranges >t a Bananas Ei Just. Received at Tegler’s Candy Factory. It's Rightly Named, That's what ever body says about nae POPULAR BAKE ERY in the Transcript lock on Commercial street. ‘ou can always depend upon = that the Bread, Pies, Cakes, Faney Pastry, Etc.,. from apes Bakery are all right in every respect. WEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. All orders promptly filled and delivered at your doors, HOWARD LOVELAND. . . selling at. { 4 b . ——_ AB Approaching Seasons com making ‘sweeping: reductions. benefit of the sacrifice we are None of the advantages heretofore All alterations nee Prices Still . Being Slaughtered Here's Your Chance to Save Money by Buying Clothing and Furnishing Goods at this Time i BUY N O W at ona ae DON’T DELAY 1 pel us to make room for our ‘incoming Spring. Goods, aud we are therefore. “i Our Stock must. be disposed of, and we give our customers the nal compelled to make. oe enjoyed by our patrons are curtailed by’ the Low Prices we are essary to give perfect fit are made FREE OF CHARGE. You, Can’t Afford to Mins. ‘This: Chance Carter & Johnston te and. Commercial Sts MOORE, Photographer 4 : eebbbebeue NEW FOULARDS: ar Ae e ae AS AS Ae AS AP AeA Pere. & wry ‘ Maher & Co.’ A large window full of them and no We have them in the pretty scroll patterns, and in all the two alike. new pastel shades. FOULARD SILKS ARE THE CRAZE Everywhere, and we have tried hard to show you as fine an assortment of these goods as you can see else: where. p Come just to look if you do not wish to buy. We will try and make your visit a pleasant one. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. WAXEL The TAILOR lam closing out — winter goods at a sacrifice. My; Spring and!*Summer Stock has arrived, and the rest will arrive very soon SUITS = $7.00 and up Trousers $2.50 and up KINKEAD’S Furniture Store IS THE PLACE TO BUY NICE PRESENTS . Swing Chairs, Fancy Rockers Chiffoniers Rugs © : : Bed Lounges Couches Carpet Sweapers, Bodroom Suits, Parlor Furaftare se eI Ie Hele ae aR ica ataciadaall ih Eg ae 4 ‘0 Yes’) bis at the Same Old Place But the stock is new and the prices are as low as low can be. DO YOU KNOW That I exchange up-to-date jewelry for old gold of an kind, and al batgnins ¢ y always give good Rad C. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler Phone W. 14, Broad St., Nevada City. en bd THE HOME MARKET Is always with you; stay with it. business here 49 years, as we have an almost neighborhood, We hav Building . Houses : —ON THE— Installment Plan, And we sre still at it. your voutract, M. L. & D. MARSH. and expect to be here many years more inexhaustible supply of timber in this @ made a success of —Oall and learn“ our ters before letting We have been in the lumber Tasoitions itn ed to State. The Republice in Sacramento, work, and : thedo well to follos At ite: last 1 resolution. was a “Whereas, Da: tial campaign *t pledged to ‘the if successful at through its repre ister the affairs store the happy, nomic condition daring its. eT Pri ge ab: th ing since of President W pledges made ha deemed ; and “Whereas, su have flown largel ing patriotiem etatesmanship o' dent; therefore b “Resolved, T! McKinley Club . administration ¢ McKinley; and b “Resolved, Tha’ the able and’ ‘ec tion of Hon. Hen: of California.” Delegates were Convention of. t! League Olubs ‘of to be held in Los A meeting of th should. be called its delegates, as State should be r Finally Found . “We have had a ant experience husband and I. sufferer for seve gestion and heart know the catise came to the concl use of coffee. 8 coffee and took Food Coffee, whi tised in the daily “Since using it, surprise, improve: band has gained months since he . gan the use of”: soundly at night mot remember hat yeare before on ness. It is semar! on in ill health an oa use of the troul “You may depe how to make Post easy, if one will u: and boil it long ex elegant and deli want my name to if you should pub ——,Ohattanoog Cereal Oo., Ltd., are permitted to . lady by letter, if Depot Hote ‘There is a new o eral atthe Depot Sacramento. Iti ment, and hot as ' can now be had t! our peoplé are on they should go to hot lunches whicl the arrival of 6 coming the trains which is plenty of this place. ‘The now beimg paid tc and see how it is Gone to it The little child M. and Mrs. Bui eight months, die monia. It was child for one of it deeply grieve They have the sy friends. The fur tomorrow. A Million Dolia: It is reported th at Grass Valley hz million dollars, a sale at that figure very rich rock is mine at the prese Do Do you admir the Sequoia fin houses of this cit Pe 500 shares Blu Liberal discount

" : enn he aim tice a ra THE TRANSORIPT, . gia nig hes BROWN & CALKINS. Published every event Sendays and Legal Holidays jays “by WEDNESDAY. ee March. 1 1900 SS A SPLENDID~ RECORD: What the McKinley Administration Has Accomplished in Three Years. : Has it occurred to the reader what a splendid record of achievement the Republican administration has to its credit and upon which to ask for renewed lease of power? Spain whipped off the American continent; Hawaii annexed to the United States; the Samoan question settled and the beautifal stars and stripes floating over the) lovely island of Guam just where a trans-Pacific co6mmerce’and cable will meed to.rest; Porto Rico acquired and being redeemed to enterprise/and order; Cuba purged and rejuvenated an@ *be-. ing fitted for the twentieth century civ-' ; ilization; the Philippines acquired,.conquered, pacified and taking first: lesa ns in a newer and freer civic life; the o en door provided for the entry of American commerce into the heart of Ajia, the way: made ready for the construction of the Nicaragua canal; a new financial system established that will be at once safe, sound, flexible, (the very realization of the populistic. ideal, howbeit not by crazy methods); , the sixteen to one craze relegated to ancient history, a deficient revenue made to give place to a superabundant one ro that we must soon begin where Harrison’s administration left off-—at the work of discharging the national ‘debt; the American flag, that had been held in low esteem by fifth rate powers, made to be respected by the greatest nations; the American Union cemented together as it -has. not been since the adoption of the Constitution —all this accomplished and only three years of McKinley’s administration gone, a whole year left in which to prosecute the work begun or eritered upon new achievements, says the Register. Just read this record over again, gentle reader, and then rise up and give three cheers for our progres: it 2 RE aye PHIC. ~ DISPATCHES. coe Oe a pest Bae Hla rp AR RE AS. adh SN aA. Terrible.. a Railroad Accident. CoiFax, March 15th.—A frightful accident occurred on the Southern Pacific Railroad near Secretown, about 6 miles ‘above Colfax, ‘at ten o'clock this morning. Afreight train Gfi two : engines and: hineteen loaded cars are wrecked, Thirteén “re derailed and more or less smashed, six were thrown down a steep embankment and are a total wréck. For a half mile the track is torn up. There were two tramps on breakbeams at ‘the time of the accident. One was crushed to’'death; and the other one is fatally injured. The train crew escaped without injury. "She accident was caused by a defective rail. The wrecking, train from Sacramento past through Colfax at noon, and it was ex(pected that it would take eight sive, courageous Americrn nation, tre; or ten hours to clear the track party of progress and. great moral ideas and the unexampled statesman M06 that travel could be resumwho sits unmoved and resolute with the helm of state calmly held in an untiring grasp. It will set you blood tingling to your ftlinger tips and do your heart good. oOo e Accident by a Cave. { Dan. McCarty was caved on in the Jerry Goodwin mine at You Bet at7 o’clock this morning. About a ton of dirt and rock caved down and he came nearly being buried up in it. He was caught in a part of and his legs were badly bruised. Otherwise he was not injured, and will be all right in a short! _ time. —-----—+ 0@e + -—_ -_—— His Commission Received. ceived his commission as Postmaster of his city, and will enter upon the duties of the office this evening. For the time being, until Grove Deal is able to take his place as deputy, Herbert Kitts will remain in the office. Miss Lenore E Calkins will also bea deputy. He Is All Right. Sam.T. Warren of San Francisco, well-known to many of our people, has turned up alive and wellin that city. A few days ago one of the Bay papers announced in big black type that Warren had disappeared and it was suspected that he bad committed suicide. + @e--— Weather prediction: Cloudy tonight and Thursday. Enough for Him. “IT want to be an dngel."’"— That wish 1 have tabooed; I have not wished it since my wife Made me some “angel's food." ? -—L. A. W. Bulletin. She Had Had Lucid Momenta, “You’ve been a fool all.your life!” exclaimed the excited husband. , “You seem to forget, dear, that I ‘refused you three times before we were married,” said. the wife, quietly.— Yonkers Statesman. . Between Shaves._ “Pa’s got a nawful temper,” . said Jamie. “I tried t’ sandpaper my pencil on his chin-while he was takin’ a nap, an’ he woke up an’ got real mad about it."—Judge. A Scarce Article. “Bridget, have muffins for breakfast. you any intellect?” “No, mum, there’s none in the house.” -——Brooklyn Life. Diverse Methods, “Every man‘has an ideal w om: an that . he never mentions to his wife.’ “Yes; and ever y woman has an ideal . man that she is everl: istingly bragging up to her husband.” TU GK. > ! Of Course. She—Why do they put an eagle on gold pieces, George? He—-Because gold is money and money flies, my ade ar.—Harlem Life. Endugh t< to Make Him Feel So. Blake-—-Heard you had lost yourplace. How. are you feeling since you were fired? ‘ , Lake—Pretty hot:—Up-to-Date, 3 Oi Taking No Risks. “No, sah,” expostulated Col. Kain. tuck, “bathing in rough watah is all very well, sah, faw the young folks, . butnot faw me. sah, Not faw me.” “Rut why not, colonel?” { “Why, sab, I might swallow some watah unawares, sah.‘ That’swhy not, i gah!”—Iilustrated American, : ew coer . ed, _. All East bound trains are being held at Colfax. Rats With The Plague. San Francisco, March 13.—The . steamer, Gaelic, brings the following . advice from Honolulu: No new cases of plague have developed for three days. The big Hawalian Sugar Company’s store at Kabului, containing . $125,000 worth of merchandise, besides a large amount of lime fertilizers and hcl. together with all the wareLeonard 8. Calkins yesterday re. hideiha's at. Kahului, are under guard, { toid you five times to} Haven’t . awaiting the determioation of the health authorities whether it shall be given to the flames or not. This has been done as the result of finding pligue-infected rats in and about the store and ware house and the presence of large numbers of. rats there. Dr. Wise 81 Years Old. CincInNATI, ._March 14.—Rey. Dr. Isaac Meyer eighty-first birthday here today. Heis the oldest rabbi in active service in the United States. Dr. Wise. was. born in Steingrub, Bohemia, March 14, 1819. After more than half.a century spent hin America. he stauds today at: the ‘head of the reforni Jews of the country. Heis not only rabbi of one of the ‘foremost congregations in the United States, but is also president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis; editor of the American Israelite, the most wideiy circulated of Jewish newspapers, and. president. of. the Hebrew Union Collezé of ‘this city, which was founded by him. Kansas City Dog Show. Kansas Crry; March 14—-The Kansas . City Kennel Club’s third annual dog Wise. celebrated _his* .Captain.and manager as Clark, at its the best ever held in the Central West. About 500 dogs are in competition. The premiums aggregate about $2500 in ‘cash, exclusive of the usual specialty club’s medals and cups. The Great Dane Club, the Boston Terrier Swine esate Terrier Club, Phe’ Gollié Giub ‘of Aterica, and The American Spaniel Ciub’ all offer the ausal trophies, and Frank J. Gould, W. R. Nelson, ¢ and_o ‘other ar fanciers also offer valuable c rors, via ‘Various classes. aS ‘He Shot Her. @San Jose, March. 13—The mpatery surrounding the shooting of 7-years-old Louise Corua some ‘time ago has been finally "leaned up. Young Corun, aged 13, confesses as follows. ‘While my father and mother were not at home I thought to go and play with my revolver. I opened the trunk and took out the revolver and then went out side, shooting with it, and just as I was coming to the honse to place it away. a ‘shot raii ‘away from: me atid hit my little sister on the legs. I put her to bed and bandaged her up and told her not to cry or say where I was. Two: days after, seeing my sister getting worse,-I sent word to my father tocome home concluding we children would tell him it was atramp. When I beard.that my father was in jail for my fault I felt very sorry and I was nearly ready to-walk downmand tell the truth when I saw my father coming back free. 1] ask yon all to pardon me for my fault.” L. A. W.Consuls Meet. New York, March 14.—Tae “meeting of all L. A. W. consuls in New York City will be held at the Grand Union Hotel this evening for the purpose of forming a new consulate for the metropolitan district. ‘The board has decided to devote more, attention. to ithe building of sidé paths in New York State. Local consulates will be formed of working for a trunk line of side paths, with a view of ultimately securing continuous cycle paths from New York, Receiver Grant’s Report. New York, March 14.—Hugh T. Grant, Receiver of the Third Avenue Railroad Company is expeeted to submit a report to District-Attorney Gardner today, of all the assets property of that corporation, and alsoa sta‘e ment of its condition as far as the same can be ascertained from the: books and papers of that company. It has been, bring the. matter before the Grand Jury and endeavor to have indictments found against those who wrecked the road. Pittsburg Team Go South. Pirrspura, March 14 —Manager Fred Clarke and his’ crack Pittsburg team left for Tomasville, Ga., today, where they will do their preliminary training. This club is composed of players selected from the Louisville and Pittsburgteam. It presents a formidable aggregation, .avud with such an able head, ought to make a strong bid for the pennant. M. E. Church Conference. Pumapecpnia,; March 14.—The one bundred and thirteenth session of the Philadelphia Annual Conference of the : show opened in Convention Hall today, . . and will continue until the 17tb.: It is throughout the State for the purpose . ’ . Produce. Exchange today. stated that the District-Attorney will, in the Sesh Street Chareh ediage “The . most important business transacted . various churches and throughout the bounds of the confer‘Fence, which numbered 308. ~Mrs Stanford Returns. San. Francisco, March 13.—Mrs. Stanford returned this morning from New York. She has entirely recovered ready for work. The report of her recently illness in New York, said her secretary, were greatly exaggerated. “The attack of pneumonia was nothing more than a slight touch’ of: the grip, from which ‘she is now entirely . recovered. ; Railway Engineering. meeting of the American’ Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association opened at the Victoria Hotel today and will continue until the 16th. The association has a charter membership . of 235 members representing 140,000 miles of railroads in the United States, Mexico and Canada, corporations. Will Plead Insanity. Los ANGELES, March 13.—J. F. Wilwho was captured at Pasadena on Suncharge of a Deputy Sheriff. Wilcox, in an interview today, said that he will not plead guilty, although he has conhe was insane when he killed his wife. sanity. Children: as Equestrians New York, March 14—100 boys and girls will take part in the annual chiliren’s ride at Durland’s Riding Acadamy this afternoon. The affair is one of the most pieturesque as well as the best attended of the’ season at the Academy. There will be egg and spoon races, novelty races, and exbibitions of jumping and tandem riding on the programms. To Consider Canal Bill. New York, March 14.—The commercial organizations of Greater New York held a conference at the New York The chief topics discussed were the bills that the State Canal Committee submitted, and the means of carrying out the recommendations of that committee for the improvement of the canals. Society’s Entertainment. New York, March 14.—The Decorative Art Society will give an entertainment this afternoon and evening in the Waldorf-Astoria ball-room. The afternoon will be devoted to Kipling, whose works will be iuterpreted by several singers and reciters and by some clever actors. A Purim Ball. PHILADELPHIA, March 14.—The annual Purim ball of the Young Men’s Hebrew Association will take place at Horticultural hall this evening. The ball will. undoubtedly prove'the most

successful in the history of the asscciation. & Engineers Convention. e Cincinatti, March 14.—The American Society.“of Mechanical Engineers beld its convention here today. It was largely attended: The Business Men’s Club will entertain the delegates this evening. New French Settlement. Methodist Episcopal Church convened Saavanat, M arch 14.—The arrangecox, the Santa Rosa wife-murderer, ' . . was the appointment of Pastors by hat times over that of the. old one. Bishop’ Fowler, who, presided, to the . became effected iviid . charges . . King Humbert’s Birthday. 28 “Rome, March 14.—The anniversary of the birth of King Humf in health, and is, as she expressed it, . Cuicaao, March 14.--The first annual . faces. ment by which the area of the French settlement here is extended to two and . fifty-sixth . bart I was appropriately celebrated . thoughout the kingdom today. . Catarrh Cannot Be Cured. <2, With local applications,as they cannot . reach the seat, of the.disease. Catarrh . is a blood or constitutional disease, and . in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall’s Cetarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It, was prescribed by. one of the best physicibns iti the country. for years, . and is ‘a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics kuown, . combined withthe best blood purifiers, acting -direvily on the mucous sur. The perfect combination of the . two ingredients is what produces such , wonderful results in curing catarrh. . : F. J. Cupney & Co, Props., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, price 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Do You xnow Cosumption' is preventable? — Science . has proven that, and also that neglect . and embracing 140 different ruilroad , by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf . . . day, was taken to Santa Rosa today in’ Price 26 cis., 50 cts. and $1.00. For . fessed to the crime, but will claim that Greatest de says he caneasily prove ‘his in-! is suicidal. The worst cold or cough! can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and . Consumption Cure. Sold on _. positive . . guarantee for over fifty years. Lor sale . pee OM What Is Shiloh? A grand old remedy for Cough, Cold 1nd Consumption; used through the ‘ world for half a century, bas cured innumerable cases of incipient consumptor and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the resaits we will refund your money. sale by H. Dic. kerman, the druggist. tf ae + “Fortune Favors the brave.” It is ‘also favorable to those who purify their . blood in the spring by taking America’s Spring Medicine, Hood’s . Sarsaparilla, A clear head and a , healthy body are given by its use. Sick beaddehe is cured by Hood’s Pills. 25c. STOP AT THE: Depot Lunch Counter, SACRAMENT®™, . Where you can get a HOT OR rs; COLD LUNCH. It is now under ; ~" new management and a new order S41) of things prevail. You ean also get a nice room . there if you are going to stop over . night. ty the Lunch Counter 2°,.°xgrecavly surprised. Picture Frames and Mouldings Me All the Latest and Nicest. § See My New Mounts, & Frames Made to Order. Nevada City and Grass Valley age aS AY AP AS AS AVS AP AS AS AS AE Limes 3% Lemons SE ses pi ed Oranges >t a Bananas Ei Just. Received at Tegler’s Candy Factory. It's Rightly Named, That's what ever body says about nae POPULAR BAKE ERY in the Transcript lock on Commercial street. ‘ou can always depend upon = that the Bread, Pies, Cakes, Faney Pastry, Etc.,. from apes Bakery are all right in every respect. WEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. All orders promptly filled and delivered at your doors, HOWARD LOVELAND. . . selling at. { 4 b . ——_ AB Approaching Seasons com making ‘sweeping: reductions. benefit of the sacrifice we are None of the advantages heretofore All alterations nee Prices Still . Being Slaughtered Here's Your Chance to Save Money by Buying Clothing and Furnishing Goods at this Time i BUY N O W at ona ae DON’T DELAY 1 pel us to make room for our ‘incoming Spring. Goods, aud we are therefore. “i Our Stock must. be disposed of, and we give our customers the nal compelled to make. oe enjoyed by our patrons are curtailed by’ the Low Prices we are essary to give perfect fit are made FREE OF CHARGE. You, Can’t Afford to Mins. ‘This: Chance Carter & Johnston te and. Commercial Sts MOORE, Photographer 4 : eebbbebeue NEW FOULARDS: ar Ae e ae AS AS Ae AS AP AeA Pere. & wry ‘ Maher & Co.’ A large window full of them and no We have them in the pretty scroll patterns, and in all the two alike. new pastel shades. FOULARD SILKS ARE THE CRAZE Everywhere, and we have tried hard to show you as fine an assortment of these goods as you can see else: where. p Come just to look if you do not wish to buy. We will try and make your visit a pleasant one. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. WAXEL The TAILOR lam closing out — winter goods at a sacrifice. My; Spring and!*Summer Stock has arrived, and the rest will arrive very soon SUITS = $7.00 and up Trousers $2.50 and up KINKEAD’S Furniture Store IS THE PLACE TO BUY NICE PRESENTS .. Swing Chairs, Fancy Rockers Chiffoniers Rugs © : : Bed Lounges Couches Carpet Sweapers, Bodroom Suits, Parlor Furaftare se eI Ie Hele ae aR ica ataciadaall ih Eg ae 4 ‘0 Yes’) bis at the Same Old Place But the stock is new and the prices are as low as low can be. DO YOU KNOW That I exchange up-to-date jewelry for old gold of an kind, and al batgnins ¢ y always give good Rad C. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler Phone W. 14, Broad St., Nevada City. en bd THE HOME MARKET Is always with you; stay with it. business here 49 years, as we have an almost neighborhood, We hav Building . Houses : —ON THE— Installment Plan, And we sre still at it. your voutract, M. L. & D. MARSH. and expect to be here many years more inexhaustible supply of timber in this @ made a success of —Oall and learn“ our ters before letting We have been in the lumber Tasoitions itn ed to State. The Republice in Sacramento, work, and : thedo well to follos At ite: last 1 resolution. was a “Whereas, Da: tial campaign *t pledged to ‘the if successful at through its repre ister the affairs store the happy, nomic condition daring its. eT Pri ge ab: th ing since of President W pledges made ha deemed ; and “Whereas, su have flown largel ing patriotiem etatesmanship o' dent; therefore b “Resolved, T! McKinley Club . administration ¢ McKinley; and b “Resolved, Tha’ the able and’ ‘ec tion of Hon. Hen: of California.” Delegates were Convention of. t! League Olubs ‘of to be held in Los A meeting of th should. be called its delegates, as State should be r Finally Found . “We have had a ant experience husband and I. sufferer for seve gestion and heart know the catise came to the concl use of coffee. 8 coffee and took Food Coffee, whi tised in the daily “Since using it, surprise, improve: band has gained months since he . gan the use of”: soundly at night mot remember hat yeare before on ness. It is semar! on in ill health an oa use of the troul “You may depe how to make Post easy, if one will u: and boil it long ex elegant and deli want my name to if you should pub ——,Ohattanoog Cereal Oo., Ltd., are permitted to . lady by letter, if Depot Hote ‘There is a new o eral atthe Depot Sacramento. Iti ment, and hot as ' can now be had t! our peoplé are on they should go to hot lunches whicl the arrival of 6 coming the trains which is plenty of this place. ‘The now beimg paid tc and see how it is Gone to it The little child M. and Mrs. Bui eight months, die monia. It was child for one of it deeply grieve They have the sy friends. The fur tomorrow. A Million Dolia: It is reported th at Grass Valley hz million dollars, a sale at that figure very rich rock is mine at the prese Do Do you admir the Sequoia fin houses of this cit Pe 500 shares Blu Liberal discount