March 28, 1902 (4 pages)

_ .Nevapa City Daily TRANSCRIPT BROW IW & CALEINS, PROPRIETORS, Issued Every Evening, Sundays. Excepted, at Nevada City. -TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONI ByMel, = + ~ $6 Per Year . By Carrier, . 12 1-2c Per Week e Delivered toany part «f the city. Ogi 55 ES 50d i BRS ee ce 08 March 28, 1900 = = = “HROW AWAY YOUR HAMMERS and quit your your knocking; Nevada City is all right and if you don’t think so why don’t you pack your grip and leave it. Nevada City has woke out-of her long nap and our reorgauized Board of Trade will join the balance of the wide-awake and enterprising people of this State in advertising our climate and resources to capitalists and Eastern. visitors. yLet the citizens of Grass Valley organize a Board of Trade or Chamber of Commerce and unite with us in this movement and old Nevada County will enter on an era of prosperity never before experienced. PP PrTrT FT PF RH PD FB HE DEATH OF CECIL RHODES marks the close of a-career which has been intimately identified with the troubles which led up to and precipitated the war which England is now waging against the Transvaal republic and the Free State. The “mining success ot Rhodes and the great company which he formed led him into entanglements with the Boer nation regarding the control of vast properties. He was behind the movements in legislation which brought about asa culmination the declaration of war. When he was besieged at Ladysmith the Boers were said to. have a price upon his head, but he escaped ‘their wrath. His rapid rise from the ordinary walks of life to the position of wealth, influence and power, which he occupied at the time of his death, was most remarkable. He was without doubt one of the greatest mining promoters of the age and a man of marvelous capabilities. T WAS REGARDED asa sensational episode and so 3) treated by the newspapers that a rich woman should . land in New York one day last week, bringing $75,000 worth of Paris finery, on which she promptly paid duties amounting to ower $31,000. It does not appear that she complained of delay or mistreatment at the hands of the customs inspectors». People who honestly declare their dutiable articles seldom find any reason for complaint. But isn’t it curious that the newspapers should treat as a sensational , episode the fact that a rich\woman voluntarily obeyed the law and paid the duties that the Government was entitled to receive? Is it because the difference between this rich woman and many other rich women lies in the fact that this one paid? * \ Be aS @4a24ea4iihettet# tet 4 vanes ae SN piseretion Is Used. ; éé HAVE OFTEN THOUGHT what an interesting . paper a man could publish if he could see his way clear RO to publish ALL the news,” remarked the man about ; town, recently. When you say this to a man he im. mediately says: “Why don’t yon?” Ifa man could issue his paper from a bomb-proof office, wear a coat of mail and be escorted around by a body guard, he might be able todo so. His life would indeed be full of adventure and excitement: att We will.take the case of the man who advises you to run a wide-open paper. He enjoys it when you are roasting a man he has a grudge against, but when you switch around and attack him, a member of his family ora friend, he immediately unsheathes his hatchet and lays in wait for you in order to get your scalp, and, if you allow him to get the “drop” on you he may get it and you take your departure for that select corner of the next world set aside for editors. Suppose we should pry open the doors of a few of the’ closets that conceal family skeletons about town and give some of their history, how long before our office would be blown up with dynamite? The public has no idea of the number of people who call at our office and request that we suppress this or that \ piece of “spicy” news. It would surprise you if you could keep tabon these people. It is a great satisfaction to see your enemy “roasted,” but it is neatly hades when you are the victim. Did you ever stop to think of these things when you censured the local paper for not publishing ALL the news? If not, now is the time to begin to. Remember that the poor editor is only an oidinary mortal and has only one life to live in this world, -o have a little compassion on him and do not ask him ‘o be. dodging missles all the time. a i =—=— ——————_______] The Vice.of Nagging. ., A Letter of Thanks. ae Clouds the’ happiness of the home, i but @ nagging woman often needs heip. She may be so nervous and run-down in health that trifles annoy her. If she is melancholy, excitable, troubled with loss of appetite, headache, sleeplessness, constipation or faivting and dizzy spells, she needs Electric Bitters, the most wonderful remedy for a‘ling women. Thousands of sufferers from female troubles, nervous troubles, backsche.and weak kidneys have osed it, and become heaitby and happy. Try it. Only 0s. W. D. Vinten guarantese it. PoRTLAND, Or., dept. 7, 1900. Mrz. O. F. Woopwarp—Dear 8sir:— For the past two years I have been troubled greatly with a redness of my skin, and a great number of pimples on my face. I tried almoet everything ander the suntorid myself of these disorders, bat pothing did me any good until I. got a package of Lane’s Tea. have used it for two weeks steady, and my complexion is as clearas a mirror and my skin as white as snow. . Mrs. E. R. Toomas, 27244 Oak St. For sale by H. B. Dickerman, sole agent, tf John Marshal, the netorious robber, had his prelimicary examination at Auburn, and made a confession, which was as_follows: “He stated that he anda cathe the name of Dick Larkin went from Auburn to Todd’s Valley on January 2, 1901. ‘They stayed ata saloon on the top of a hill near Todd’s Valley that night. The next day at noon they went to Todd’s Valley and waited there until everybody had gone away from Quirolo’s store and then went in and asked the proprietor of the store if he had any cheese, he repliei he bad not: Defendant then asked him if he had any bacon, and he said, ‘Yee, I have some bacen in the cellar,’ and proceeded to procure the same. The remainder of the story ag told in defend. ant’s own words is asfollows: ‘We followed the old man down in the cellar. We had eome conversation about the bacon, and while this was going on Larkin went behind him and put his arm around his neck and held him while I tied bis hands with a bandanpa handkerehief. We laid Quirolo down on the floor and I asked Larkin if he could hold bim and he said ‘Yes.’ I took keys out-of Quirole’s pocket and went into the closet where there was a safe. It was sc dark I could not see. I came out and went behind the counter and took some money ina tin cup out ofa drawer, At that time Larkin and Quirolo came upstairs. Larkin ran out the door and the old man fellowed. Quirolo halloed furiously and I followed and left the place. Larkin said the old man was too mach for bim and that in the scuffle he drew his _ revolver and struck the old man with the same, whieh fell out of hie band. Larkin grabbed the pistol egain and dealt anotber blow. Pistol was a light one and was not very effective. Larkin gave op and ranaway. I asked hin if be cut the old man and he said ‘a little. We went through the woods and wandered about during the efternoon and missed our way to where we intended to go. We finally struck the Auburn road, and going down the road ran into. a’ couple of officers They asked us to stop and I ran away, and I never saw Larkin sinee, nor the officers antil I saw them in Auburn,” Catholic Church Fasier Services. On Easter Sunday morning the Masses in the Catholic Church will be celebrated at 8 and 10:3) A.M. The Mass at 10:30 will be a high Mass at which the choir after a long and skillful training under Professor R. Davis whl render the following music. ‘“Kyvie and Saactus,’’ from La Haches, “Mass, Govia and Oredo,” from Bathmans, “Agnus Dei,” from Millards, and the Regina Oolli,” from Lambillette. The Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will be given after High Mass. There will be no evening devotion. ~ ms z A telegran was received st Grass Valley yesterda y Marshal DVeeble from Chloride, Arizona, stating that William J. Davis bad tee fatal injared and’ wished his folks notified. Thomas Davis, formerly of thiscity, is now in.that vicinity andfear that it may be him, his sister, Miss Mary Davis,.today dispatched for further particulars. Dr. RB. M. Hunt, whe has been confined to his home bs illness for some time past, was today able totakea ride to the Hospital. This wili be good news for his many friends. tee Commercial Men, Capitalists. ‘There is no more marked tribe'’e to the added interest that is being taken in Nevada Oity and its new mining industries, as well as tothe rare excellence of its justly famed hctel, the National and Annex, than is indivated by the anusually large number of commercial and mining men, capitalists and pleasure seekers that have thronged the office and corridors of this. famous hostelry during the past week. Ihe traveling public is not slow to recognize and appreciate genuine worth ia their hotel accommodations, and the superiority of the National, under the splendid management of Rector Bros., bas become proverbial. Beware of Otntments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell] and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous su z ch articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. V's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Oo., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, avd is taken internally, acting alcoaiy upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Ip buying Hall’e Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally, and madein Toledo, Ohjo, by F. J. Oheney & Co. Testimonials free. bottle. Hall’s Family Plils are the best. oo a "Sold by all Druggists, price 750 per. Robt. Tremaine is improving. + Grissel Brothers bave a near of t nice lambs at their butcher shdp. Those “who have bill¥ against the county must file them on or before April 8d in order to have them allowed at the coming session of the Board of Supervisors. The Prospect Hills of this city and the Americans of Grass Valley will play a game of baseball! at Glenbrook Park tomorrow afternoon. Sigourney, the cash’ grocer, has a new advertisement in this evening’s TRANSCRIPT and tells about the various kinds of cereals he has in stock, in addition to the many other good things that be keeps on hand. Maher & Oo, have a changed advertisemeut today. This time they call attention to their new stock of Spring and Sommer dress goods, white lawns, new kid gloves, new ribbons, new fancy hosiery, etc. _ There was a wreck on the Southern Pacific yesterday afternoon at-Bowman’s. Five freight care jamped the track and traffic was delayed. Foley, 13 Commercial street, has a pew advertisement in today’s TRanSORIPT, and Calls attention to his Easter Novelties, among which are marshmallow dreps, cream bon bons, hard candy novelties, etc. Another beautiful day, but, Prof, Hicks predicts ancther storm -tomorrow., Perhaps it will not. reach Nevada City. ; Miss Ethel Mulloy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas E. Malloy, gave a very entertaining party toa few intimate friends last evening. It was a most enjoyable affair. Two more candidates were initiated into the mysteries of the Red Men’s order last evening. An interesting program and something good to eat ‘around the camp fire ¢losed the exercises. Wom. H. Martin is making a success of the Sierra Queen mine, as everybody predicted when he took hold of it. Work is progressing finely in the mine and rock assays better than expected. The Sierra Queen is all right and sure to be a dividend-payer when it is is properly opened-up: Tomorrow night Company O will give the gayest party of the season. A big crowd of young people from Grass Valley will be here on that occasion. Lovers of dancing put in an appearance. Prof: Wild’s orchestra will give the boys end girls some extra fine music tomorrow evening. Mrs. Richard Phillips won the prize aS a geme played by some of the Native Daughters,. after theff regalar meeting last evening. Sneak thieves are sronnd again stealing electric light glebes. That is mighty low-down business. The Elks will elect new officers this evening, and they are going te have agreat time over the initiation of a candidate. : The hosts of friends of F. O. Luetje will be pleased to know that he is _improving every day. Ina short time it is thought that be will be all rigbt again. ; A. J. Bovey’s young child, who has been dangerously ill, is now getting along finely. R. G. Thomas’ young son fell down on Sacramento street yesterday and broke his right arm near the elbow. The little fellow suffered terribly, Geo. Hatfield, about 14° years old, met with a very painful accident yesterday afternoon while playing in the against him, forcing the is throat, badly lacerating bis tonsils; Whatsoever thow resolvest to do, do It quickly. Defer not till the evening what should be the work ofthe morning. ; Of ail the actions in a man's lifesbis marriage does least concern other peo. ple, yet of all sctions of his life it is. most meddiled with. A Gras Valley Parent Doctor, my daughter is going blind,: nd she is sbout to be married. Doctor—Let her get married, then if anythicg cao upen her ey+s marriage wi}l. A biter jest Is the poison of friend-= ehip, and he who restrainath not his tongue shall live in trouble. The H-nd. of Diligence defeateth Want, but Prosperity and Success are the industrious man’s attendatts. A-desire to say things which no one ever said causes some people to say things which nobody oughtte say. Meeing Tomorrow. All the members og the Nevada City Base. Ball Club are requested to meet at City Hell tomorrow (Satuéday) evening at 8 o’cloek. _ Says He Was Tortured. “I suffered such pain from corns I could hardly walk,” writes H. Robineon. Pilea r » Ills., “but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve completely cured them.” Acts like magic on sprains, . bruises, cuts, seres, scalds, burns, boils, uleers. Ferfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed by W. D. Vinton for 250. Common whiékey is a curse bat Gilt Edge whiskey is a blessing, Whiskey— * More whiskey — GOOD FRIDAY. Church Services: Were Largely Attended To-day. To-day is known as Good Friday and is a day which is devoutly observed by millions of people all over the world in mourning, fasting and prayer, as it commemorates the crucifixien of the Saviour of Mankind. In churches, however, the services are of a more formal and extensive character rthan in churehes of any other denomination, and to orthodox communolcants of the two faiths mentioned the day ie spent in total abstinence ef food, doing penance ani in attending the the Catholic and ~ Episcopal various religious services provided. The services of this day, though solemn and impressive, are extraordinarfly teautiful and instructive, anda great many of our religiously inclined people of the various denominations attend the services of tig Episcopal and Catholie churches on Good Friday to hear the eloguent discourses and for soul edification and worship. The Episcopal and Catholic churches of this city were very largely attended today and there seemed to be more active interest taken by the outside}: peblic in the services of Good Friday, this year, than fora number of years past. Services wili be held in so: eof the cburches this evening, and it is safe to say that the edifices will be crowded. Got Twelve Years. SackaMENTO, March 28 — Superior Judge Hart this morning sentenced James Orr, who was yesterday held to answer for complicity in the burglarizing of Eckhardt’s gun store, to twelve years imprisonment at Folsom. Orr pleaded guilty to the cbarge. Iii passing sentence, Judge Hart expressed his well known sentiments on the subject of burglars, upon which Orr will bave plenty of time to reflect. Wealher Report. Forecaster A. G. McAdie, of the U. 8. Weather Bureau, makes the following prediction as to the weather: Fair tonight and Saturday. For Sale. A high grade Lefiner shotgun. 12 gauge, with case and cleaning tools. On exhibition at Wells, Fargo & Oo’s office. m26 4t ——-Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. The were raised and cured by Wm. H Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 ents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. olltt Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Going and Coming. T. B. Gray, who bas been te San Francisco on insurance business, returned last evening. T. B. Fitzsimmons French Corral. * L. L. Stewart of New York is here on mining business. H I Allen of San Francisco few days. Te a ase F. Wood and M. Glass of San Francieco arrived here on last evening’s train. P. Worther of Sacramento is here on a visit. Mrs. W. Reynolds returned from Sin Francisco last evening. Miss Stella Lehr retarned to her bome at San Francisco this morning. E. Jones of Chipps Flat, who has beea visiting San Francisco, arrived here last evening on his way home. Frank Lewis of Pike City was bere last evening N. J. Fogarty is ill at bis home on upper Pine street. Charles O’Cennor is confined to -his home on Nimrod street by illness. Mrs. Mariqueta, an old Spanish lady, is seriously ill at her home near the Providence mine. The young son of Andy Jones of is over from ‘Is here Willew Valley is suffering from a badattack of appendicitis. Mrs. Hector of -Newcastle arrived here last evening to attend the funeral of the late John Bost. Miss C. Brown arrived bere last evening from San Francisco to accept a@ position in Miss Hoeft’s millinery etore. Frank Morgan left this morning on a business trip to San Francisco. W. F. Eoglebright left this moroing for the Summit House. Mrs. E, Hampton left this morning for San F. ancisco on a visit tofriends. John Cashin,who has been bere on # visit te his old home, returned to San Francisco this morning. Louis Mell is here from San Francisco. A. Wass of Redding came in on. last evening’s train. S. W. Walsb is bere from Sscramento. Thomas Dougherty and C. B Beil came over from Reno this morning on mining business. Ben Polglase, mention of whose illness was made in these columns a few days ago, is now suffering from appendecitis, W. Thomas is over from Birchyille on:a visit to his sister, Mrs, A. D. Mason. E. Dillon-and J. H. Skaggs are here fixing the telephone lines. Jadge 8, A. Smith of Downieville arrived here today on hie way to Oakland. G. N. Wilcox came down from Downieville today en route to San Francisco. C. Rosenthal is here from San Francisco. Mies W. Eicke of San Francisco is here of a visit. . i re ea Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is ‘. properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the firet cough. No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25 and 600. For sale by H. Dicker an sole agent. jPETALUMA INCUBATORS structed of equipments. More Sold Than All Other Makes Combined west of the Rockies, Made in one that the best), in four sizes, from Regulating, and Hot Air t trolled. Costs less in time poets nee been made ousands of them are in successful i The carcmaeet sane. uloperation. Hatches Pay Freight. For sale and " MADE BY : PETALUMA INCUBATOR CO. PETALUMA .CAL. quality only, (and 54 to 324 eggs. Con wood, Copper Heaters, Selfin principle. Has all modern Air and moisture system Properly conand fuel to operate. These for over twenty years, and lifornia Red Catalogue Free. We stock carried by LEGG & SHAW CO. . @ Electro-Dental Parlors ® PPPPeD Will open’ Dental Parlors in Phone Main 633. “Jesse Moore” Whiskey—the best. 4 — Masonic Building on Pine Street. ____ The office will be equipped with all th iences for best work and lowest prices. this city about April ist in © modern convenSpecial notice will be given of exact day of opening R. E. SMITH, D. D. s. 4 : Sex Paso ra lect of the gripman on a Houston, Texas, March 27—Mrs. Lizzie Miller and her two danghters, Misses Mary and Carrie were injured, the first named fatally, last night. They were. compelled to cross 8 street at 4 grade crossing, and in trying to escape one switching freight train got directly in the way ofa string of cars being shoved along the street. crossing: of Polk caused the ear to stri provided for ‘Buch ius a ear was wreck and nes: passengers more Pr: li » Nevada and he are having the . sir tour. There it Amity of opinion the country about e company that pr the engagement 4 ittle diva is at th sand has captar Sanit Keep it Seana The splendid bork a f Life Pills is daily oomniee , such grand remedy tor t Bowel troubles WAS ever hoes Would Smash the Club. , Cobwebs put on acut lately gave a xoman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cat is BuckThousands bless th Z ; , rfo len’s Arnica Salve, the infallible atipation, Sick Beedache ati ith her Hae s healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin . Jaundice and indiges' jon, qm eid. ane he’ Lal Eruptions, Burns, Scalds and Piles. It} 25c at Vinton’s drug stom“ ition of ae , cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s =a 4 e Aaher nd wae drug store. It is eurprising what g pops! ethene ux Chat See a . Cook’s Mineral La Fee a ; Wate d delighted it Along, sweet smoke, ps mas Pain . Hanley is County agent for thes F as she ha VY ros. bie ver Cigars, for sale at Rector eee surrounded hers Ranch For Sale at ap »mpany in which e great Spanish v Moreau, the emin “and pianist. I rare merit and th peeting is no more 9 Acelde je daughter -of arles Flyon w ‘eye Wednesday inch and a hal Dr. Muller found { everal stitches. of the family fell c A cut:a deep gash i fortunes never cc yer Can re a number of Republican nomi , Henry T. Gag Frank Short hav Now, E. B. Edso that he ‘will be . josition, and it is s geome down solid fi Boys Wh p,‘Ky., March 27. ars old were trie Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will: care you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone, They ‘cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.8 box. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf _—_— The” Holland Ranch, situs Columbia Hill is offerag at al . Terms part down and balanoe out Enquire of Brown & Morgan, = MAHER & CO. rine and Summer Dress y ‘See Window See Window . Ladies, we can show you some Grand Goods at thi} Store now. Everything new No last year’s goods hg we sold them last year. New things this year, viz: Figured Silk Mull, Mercerized Mull, Silk Ging Mercerized Gingham, Challies, Gaze-de-soie, etc. Allg Goods and you can find them at our store. : 30 Dozen New White Lawn Shirt Waists—all g from 75 cents to $4 each. Just arrived today and are play now. We invite you all to come and see them, New Kid Gloves, New Fancy Hosiery, New Ribh New Corsets, New Lace Curtains. ; ; illing a horse, . Respectfully, ig the hide, They he School of Ref MAH &X ( { no room for «the: j pred the Sheriff t< bed tears. k mill Veloe q c 4 ( ; * rs, lowa, March os mmios this m ; JD I t ‘ , 9 is vetoe of the Bo ; Xe . )) reas . rae pmoves the limit « > ; i 1 O } ' pile, that may be It is a scientific combination of winter wheat floug ys runing thro {/ cream of tartar and soda (manufactured by the H4} Sees mote Y company of Buffalo) for making delicate biscuits asl Siena& delicious pastry. Package 15 Cents. —-~ (CE. M G . f Lo (©. c. Mulloy, Grocerginess Lo RAD Caw aww awa PS ™ OeGwarweauanaaw aw est Ne See Great Millinery Opent . On Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. On the above days I will have on display in this city! and Grass Valley an unusually large and clegant lst Spring Milling and invite the ladies‘to call at my stores! examine them, My prices are the lowest. Cai! in anf! these handsome Goods-whether you purchase or not. maercial Street, Nevada City. Mill Sie Handsome Clocks we have just received a beautiful stock of Clocks kinds, large. and small. They are all guaranteed None Better. Our prices are the Lowest. insurance see T, neat in bulk at 1 Scadden’s, icest brands of be found at W.J Dhambers. Try tl d is now selling ve cents a loaf ¢ Try itand yor aut a good, co very best in tor m. Harry. byster cock-tails . Billy Britlan on Broad street half and half ca buncil Chamber Pine Sts. Bote hot lunch will ht at William Ha he and Spring « choice wines,’ . YS on hand. C Grass 1m —*@eless Cannot Be . ——44y—— =e * pplications as Repairing of Watches and Clocks Our Specialty . diseased portior pei : Dnly one way to —— ——— : ul me is oF (er i eatness ig CE 7 H 1 fl Condition of the d . & i I. V \ e ar 4 b Eustachian T Watchmakers ; Poca oamed PHONE WEST 14, Arn Sound or imperf it is entirely « e result, and u Ncan be taken red to its norm: ll be destroyed f f ten are cause othing but an fi he mucous surf BROAD STREET, NEVADAM BS993999% All the leading Silverware and five One Hunc , Bro li unc aerbes. 4 avo ade 0 of deatness ‘Wa a pres to Bre ent be etal ableware. fom“ MBne ce selec HENEY £00. eee nN jap0 9098 Uruggists, 750, mily Pills are . nies ly Carpets N arpets and g; 85 cents per 38 for cash ou We have a Splendid Stock, and have marked the prices way down. — kk C. J. BRAND, -: The Jewelé moo @ e

_ .Nevapa City Daily TRANSCRIPT BROW IW & CALEINS, PROPRIETORS, Issued Every Evening, Sundays. Excepted, at Nevada City. -TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONI ByMel, = + ~ $6 Per Year . By Carrier, . 12 1-2c Per Week e Delivered toany part «f the city. Ogi 55 ES 50d i BRS ee ce 08 March 28, 1900 = = = “HROW AWAY YOUR HAMMERS and quit your your knocking; Nevada City is all right and if you don’t think so why don’t you pack your grip and leave it. Nevada City has woke out-of her long nap and our reorgauized Board of Trade will join the balance of the wide-awake and enterprising people of this State in advertising our climate and resources to capitalists and Eastern. visitors. yLet the citizens of Grass Valley organize a Board of Trade or Chamber of Commerce and unite with us in this movement and old Nevada County will enter on an era of prosperity never before experienced. PP PrTrT FT PF RH PD FB HE DEATH OF CECIL RHODES marks the close of a-career which has been intimately identified with the troubles which led up to and precipitated the war which England is now waging against the Transvaal republic and the Free State. The “mining success ot Rhodes and the great company which he formed led him into entanglements with the Boer nation regarding the control of vast properties. He was behind the movements in legislation which brought about asa culmination the declaration of war. When he was besieged at Ladysmith the Boers were said to. have a price upon his head, but he escaped ‘their wrath. His rapid rise from the ordinary walks of life to the position of wealth, influence and power, which he occupied at the time of his death, was most remarkable. He was without doubt one of the greatest mining promoters of the age and a man of marvelous capabilities. T WAS REGARDED asa sensational episode and so 3) treated by the newspapers that a rich woman should . land in New York one day last week, bringing $75,000 worth of Paris finery, on which she promptly paid duties amounting to ower $31,000. It does not appear that she complained of delay or mistreatment at the hands of the customs inspectors». People who honestly declare their dutiable articles seldom find any reason for complaint. But isn’t it curious that the newspapers should treat as a sensational , episode the fact that a rich\woman voluntarily obeyed the law and paid the duties that the Government was entitled to receive? Is it because the difference between this rich woman and many other rich women lies in the fact that this one paid? * \ Be aS @4a24ea4iihettet# tet 4 vanes ae SN piseretion Is Used. ; éé HAVE OFTEN THOUGHT what an interesting . paper a man could publish if he could see his way clear RO to publish ALL the news,” remarked the man about ; town, recently. When you say this to a man he im. mediately says: “Why don’t yon?” Ifa man could issue his paper from a bomb-proof office, wear a coat of mail and be escorted around by a body guard, he might be able todo so. His life would indeed be full of adventure and excitement: att We will.take the case of the man who advises you to run a wide-open paper. He enjoys it when you are roasting a man he has a grudge against, but when you switch around and attack him, a member of his family ora friend, he immediately unsheathes his hatchet and lays in wait for you in order to get your scalp, and, if you allow him to get the “drop” on you he may get it and you take your departure for that select corner of the next world set aside for editors. Suppose we should pry open the doors of a few of the’ closets that conceal family skeletons about town and give some of their history, how long before our office would be blown up with dynamite? The public has no idea of the number of people who call at our office and request that we suppress this or that \ piece of “spicy” news. It would surprise you if you could keep tabon these people. It is a great satisfaction to see your enemy “roasted,” but it is neatly hades when you are the victim. Did you ever stop to think of these things when you censured the local paper for not publishing ALL the news? If not, now is the time to begin to. Remember that the poor editor is only an oidinary mortal and has only one life to live in this world, -o have a little compassion on him and do not ask him ‘o be. dodging missles all the time. a i =—=— ——————_______] The Vice.of Nagging. ., A Letter of Thanks. ae Clouds the’ happiness of the home, i but @ nagging woman often needs heip. She may be so nervous and run-down in health that trifles annoy her. If she is melancholy, excitable, troubled with loss of appetite, headache, sleeplessness, constipation or faivting and dizzy spells, she needs Electric Bitters, the most wonderful remedy for a‘ling women. Thousands of sufferers from female troubles, nervous troubles, backsche.and weak kidneys have osed it, and become heaitby and happy. Try it. Only 0s. W. D. Vinten guarantese it. PoRTLAND, Or., dept. 7, 1900. Mrz. O. F. Woopwarp—Dear 8sir:— For the past two years I have been troubled greatly with a redness of my skin, and a great number of pimples on my face. I tried almoet everything ander the suntorid myself of these disorders, bat pothing did me any good until I. got a package of Lane’s Tea. have used it for two weeks steady, and my complexion is as clearas a mirror and my skin as white as snow. . Mrs. E. R. Toomas, 27244 Oak St. For sale by H. B. Dickerman, sole agent, tf John Marshal, the netorious robber, had his prelimicary examination at Auburn, and made a confession, which was as_follows: “He stated that he anda cathe the name of Dick Larkin went from Auburn to Todd’s Valley on January 2, 1901. ‘They stayed ata saloon on the top of a hill near Todd’s Valley that night. The next day at noon they went to Todd’s Valley and waited there until everybody had gone away from Quirolo’s store and then went in and asked the proprietor of the store if he had any cheese, he repliei he bad not: Defendant then asked him if he had any bacon, and he said, ‘Yee, I have some bacen in the cellar,’ and proceeded to procure the same. The remainder of the story ag told in defend. ant’s own words is asfollows: ‘We followed the old man down in the cellar. We had eome conversation about the bacon, and while this was going on Larkin went behind him and put his arm around his neck and held him while I tied bis hands with a bandanpa handkerehief. We laid Quirolo down on the floor and I asked Larkin if he could hold bim and he said ‘Yes.’ I took keys out-of Quirole’s pocket and went into the closet where there was a safe. It was sc dark I could not see. I came out and went behind the counter and took some money ina tin cup out ofa drawer, At that time Larkin and Quirolo came upstairs. Larkin ran out the door and the old man fellowed. Quirolo halloed furiously and I followed and left the place. Larkin said the old man was too mach for bim and that in the scuffle he drew his _ revolver and struck the old man with the same, whieh fell out of hie band. Larkin grabbed the pistol egain and dealt anotber blow. Pistol was a light one and was not very effective. Larkin gave op and ranaway. I asked hin if be cut the old man and he said ‘a little. We went through the woods and wandered about during the efternoon and missed our way to where we intended to go. We finally struck the Auburn road, and going down the road ran into. a’ couple of officers They asked us to stop and I ran away, and I never saw Larkin sinee, nor the officers antil I saw them in Auburn,” Catholic Church Fasier Services. On Easter Sunday morning the Masses in the Catholic Church will be celebrated at 8 and 10:3) A.M. The Mass at 10:30 will be a high Mass at which the choir after a long and skillful training under Professor R. Davis whl render the following music. ‘“Kyvie and Saactus,’’ from La Haches, “Mass, Govia and Oredo,” from Bathmans, “Agnus Dei,” from Millards, and the Regina Oolli,” from Lambillette. The Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will be given after High Mass. There will be no evening devotion. ~ ms z A telegran was received st Grass Valley yesterda y Marshal DVeeble from Chloride, Arizona, stating that William J. Davis bad tee fatal injared and’ wished his folks notified. Thomas Davis, formerly of thiscity, is now in.that vicinity andfear that it may be him, his sister, Miss Mary Davis,.today dispatched for further particulars. Dr. RB. M. Hunt, whe has been confined to his home bs illness for some time past, was today able totakea ride to the Hospital. This wili be good news for his many friends. tee Commercial Men, Capitalists. ‘There is no more marked tribe'’e to the added interest that is being taken in Nevada Oity and its new mining industries, as well as tothe rare excellence of its justly famed hctel, the National and Annex, than is indivated by the anusually large number of commercial and mining men, capitalists and pleasure seekers that have thronged the office and corridors of this. famous hostelry during the past week. Ihe traveling public is not slow to recognize and appreciate genuine worth ia their hotel accommodations, and the superiority of the National, under the splendid management of Rector Bros., bas become proverbial. Beware of Otntments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell] and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous su z ch articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. V's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Oo., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, avd is taken internally, acting alcoaiy upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Ip buying Hall’e Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally, and madein Toledo, Ohjo, by F. J. Oheney & Co. Testimonials free. bottle. Hall’s Family Plils are the best. oo a "Sold by all Druggists, price 750 per. Robt. Tremaine is improving. + Grissel Brothers bave a near of t nice lambs at their butcher shdp. Those “who have bill¥ against the county must file them on or before April 8d in order to have them allowed at the coming session of the Board of Supervisors. The Prospect Hills of this city and the Americans of Grass Valley will play a game of baseball! at Glenbrook Park tomorrow afternoon. Sigourney, the cash’ grocer, has a new advertisement in this evening’s TRANSCRIPT and tells about the various kinds of cereals he has in stock, in addition to the many other good things that be keeps on hand. Maher & Oo, have a changed advertisemeut today. This time they call attention to their new stock of Spring and Sommer dress goods, white lawns, new kid gloves, new ribbons, new fancy hosiery, etc. _ There was a wreck on the Southern Pacific yesterday afternoon at-Bowman’s. Five freight care jamped the track and traffic was delayed. Foley, 13 Commercial street, has a pew advertisement in today’s TRanSORIPT, and Calls attention to his Easter Novelties, among which are marshmallow dreps, cream bon bons, hard candy novelties, etc. Another beautiful day, but, Prof, Hicks predicts ancther storm -tomorrow., Perhaps it will not. reach Nevada City. ; Miss Ethel Mulloy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas E. Malloy, gave a very entertaining party toa few intimate friends last evening. It was a most enjoyable affair. Two more candidates were initiated into the mysteries of the Red Men’s order last evening. An interesting program and something good to eat ‘around the camp fire ¢losed the exercises. Wom. H. Martin is making a success of the Sierra Queen mine, as everybody predicted when he took hold of it. Work is progressing finely in the mine and rock assays better than expected. The Sierra Queen is all right and sure to be a dividend-payer when it is is properly opened-up: Tomorrow night Company O will give the gayest party of the season. A big crowd of young people from Grass Valley will be here on that occasion. Lovers of dancing put in an appearance. Prof: Wild’s orchestra will give the boys end girls some extra fine music tomorrow evening. Mrs. Richard Phillips won the prize aS a geme played by some of the Native Daughters,. after theff regalar meeting last evening. Sneak thieves are sronnd again stealing electric light glebes. That is mighty low-down business. The Elks will elect new officers this evening, and they are going te have agreat time over the initiation of a candidate. : The hosts of friends of F. O. Luetje will be pleased to know that he is _improving every day. Ina short time it is thought that be will be all rigbt again. ; A. J. Bovey’s young child, who has been dangerously ill, is now getting along finely. R. G. Thomas’ young son fell down on Sacramento street yesterday and broke his right arm near the elbow. The little fellow suffered terribly, Geo. Hatfield, about 14° years old, met with a very painful accident yesterday afternoon while playing in the against him, forcing the is throat, badly lacerating bis tonsils; Whatsoever thow resolvest to do, do It quickly. Defer not till the evening what should be the work ofthe morning. ; Of ail the actions in a man's lifesbis marriage does least concern other peo. ple, yet of all sctions of his life it is. most meddiled with. A Gras Valley Parent Doctor, my daughter is going blind,: nd she is sbout to be married. Doctor—Let her get married, then if anythicg cao upen her ey+s marriage wi}l. A biter jest Is the poison of friend-= ehip, and he who restrainath not his tongue shall live in trouble. The H-nd. of Diligence defeateth Want, but Prosperity and Success are the industrious man’s attendatts. A-desire to say things which no one ever said causes some people to say things which nobody oughtte say. Meeing Tomorrow. All the members og the Nevada City Base. Ball Club are requested to meet at City Hell tomorrow (Satuéday) evening at 8 o’cloek. _ Says He Was Tortured. “I suffered such pain from corns I could hardly walk,” writes H. Robineon. Pilea r » Ills., “but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve completely cured them.” Acts like magic on sprains, . bruises, cuts, seres, scalds, burns, boils, uleers. Ferfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed by W. D. Vinton for 250. Common whiékey is a curse bat Gilt Edge whiskey is a blessing, Whiskey— * More whiskey — GOOD FRIDAY. Church Services: Were Largely Attended To-day. To-day is known as Good Friday and is a day which is devoutly observed by millions of people all over the world in mourning, fasting and prayer, as it commemorates the crucifixien of the Saviour of Mankind. In churches, however, the services are of a more formal and extensive character rthan in churehes of any other denomination, and to orthodox communolcants of the two faiths mentioned the day ie spent in total abstinence ef food, doing penance ani in attending the the Catholic and ~ Episcopal various religious services provided. The services of this day, though solemn and impressive, are extraordinarfly teautiful and instructive, anda

great many of our religiously inclined people of the various denominations attend the services of tig Episcopal and Catholie churches on Good Friday to hear the eloguent discourses and for soul edification and worship. The Episcopal and Catholic churches of this city were very largely attended today and there seemed to be more active interest taken by the outside}: peblic in the services of Good Friday, this year, than fora number of years past. Services wili be held in so: eof the cburches this evening, and it is safe to say that the edifices will be crowded. Got Twelve Years. SackaMENTO, March 28 — Superior Judge Hart this morning sentenced James Orr, who was yesterday held to answer for complicity in the burglarizing of Eckhardt’s gun store, to twelve years imprisonment at Folsom. Orr pleaded guilty to the cbarge. Iii passing sentence, Judge Hart expressed his well known sentiments on the subject of burglars, upon which Orr will bave plenty of time to reflect. Wealher Report. Forecaster A. G. McAdie, of the U. 8. Weather Bureau, makes the following prediction as to the weather: Fair tonight and Saturday. For Sale. A high grade Lefiner shotgun. 12 gauge, with case and cleaning tools. On exhibition at Wells, Fargo & Oo’s office. m26 4t ——-Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. The were raised and cured by Wm. H Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 ents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. olltt Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Going and Coming. T. B. Gray, who bas been te San Francisco on insurance business, returned last evening. T. B. Fitzsimmons French Corral. * L. L. Stewart of New York is here on mining business. H I Allen of San Francisco few days. Te a ase F. Wood and M. Glass of San Francieco arrived here on last evening’s train. P. Worther of Sacramento is here on a visit. Mrs. W. Reynolds returned from Sin Francisco last evening. Miss Stella Lehr retarned to her bome at San Francisco this morning. E. Jones of Chipps Flat, who has beea visiting San Francisco, arrived here last evening on his way home. Frank Lewis of Pike City was bere last evening N. J. Fogarty is ill at bis home on upper Pine street. Charles O’Cennor is confined to -his home on Nimrod street by illness. Mrs. Mariqueta, an old Spanish lady, is seriously ill at her home near the Providence mine. The young son of Andy Jones of is over from ‘Is here Willew Valley is suffering from a badattack of appendicitis. Mrs. Hector of -Newcastle arrived here last evening to attend the funeral of the late John Bost. Miss C. Brown arrived bere last evening from San Francisco to accept a@ position in Miss Hoeft’s millinery etore. Frank Morgan left this morning on a business trip to San Francisco. W. F. Eoglebright left this moroing for the Summit House. Mrs. E, Hampton left this morning for San F. ancisco on a visit tofriends. John Cashin,who has been bere on # visit te his old home, returned to San Francisco this morning. Louis Mell is here from San Francisco. A. Wass of Redding came in on. last evening’s train. S. W. Walsb is bere from Sscramento. Thomas Dougherty and C. B Beil came over from Reno this morning on mining business. Ben Polglase, mention of whose illness was made in these columns a few days ago, is now suffering from appendecitis, W. Thomas is over from Birchyille on:a visit to his sister, Mrs, A. D. Mason. E. Dillon-and J. H. Skaggs are here fixing the telephone lines. Jadge 8, A. Smith of Downieville arrived here today on hie way to Oakland. G. N. Wilcox came down from Downieville today en route to San Francisco. C. Rosenthal is here from San Francisco. Mies W. Eicke of San Francisco is here of a visit. . i re ea Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is ‘. properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the firet cough. No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25 and 600. For sale by H. Dicker an sole agent. jPETALUMA INCUBATORS structed of equipments. More Sold Than All Other Makes Combined west of the Rockies, Made in one that the best), in four sizes, from Regulating, and Hot Air t trolled. Costs less in time poets nee been made ousands of them are in successful i The carcmaeet sane. uloperation. Hatches Pay Freight. For sale and " MADE BY : PETALUMA INCUBATOR CO. PETALUMA .CAL. quality only, (and 54 to 324 eggs. Con wood, Copper Heaters, Selfin principle. Has all modern Air and moisture system Properly conand fuel to operate. These for over twenty years, and lifornia Red Catalogue Free. We stock carried by LEGG & SHAW CO. . @ Electro-Dental Parlors ® PPPPeD Will open’ Dental Parlors in Phone Main 633. “Jesse Moore” Whiskey—the best. 4 — Masonic Building on Pine Street. ____ The office will be equipped with all th iences for best work and lowest prices. this city about April ist in © modern convenSpecial notice will be given of exact day of opening R. E. SMITH, D. D. s. 4 : Sex Paso ra lect of the gripman on a Houston, Texas, March 27—Mrs. Lizzie Miller and her two danghters, Misses Mary and Carrie were injured, the first named fatally, last night. They were. compelled to cross 8 street at 4 grade crossing, and in trying to escape one switching freight train got directly in the way ofa string of cars being shoved along the street. crossing: of Polk caused the ear to stri provided for ‘Buch ius a ear was wreck and nes: passengers more Pr: li » Nevada and he are having the . sir tour. There it Amity of opinion the country about e company that pr the engagement 4 ittle diva is at th sand has captar Sanit Keep it Seana The splendid bork a f Life Pills is daily oomniee , such grand remedy tor t Bowel troubles WAS ever hoes Would Smash the Club. , Cobwebs put on acut lately gave a xoman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cat is BuckThousands bless th Z ; , rfo len’s Arnica Salve, the infallible atipation, Sick Beedache ati ith her Hae s healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin . Jaundice and indiges' jon, qm eid. ane he’ Lal Eruptions, Burns, Scalds and Piles. It} 25c at Vinton’s drug stom“ ition of ae , cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s =a 4 e Aaher nd wae drug store. It is eurprising what g pops! ethene ux Chat See a . Cook’s Mineral La Fee a ; Wate d delighted it Along, sweet smoke, ps mas Pain . Hanley is County agent for thes F as she ha VY ros. bie ver Cigars, for sale at Rector eee surrounded hers Ranch For Sale at ap »mpany in which e great Spanish v Moreau, the emin “and pianist. I rare merit and th peeting is no more 9 Acelde je daughter -of arles Flyon w ‘eye Wednesday inch and a hal Dr. Muller found { everal stitches. of the family fell c A cut:a deep gash i fortunes never cc yer Can re a number of Republican nomi , Henry T. Gag Frank Short hav Now, E. B. Edso that he ‘will be . josition, and it is s geome down solid fi Boys Wh p,‘Ky., March 27. ars old were trie Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will: care you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone, They ‘cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.8 box. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf _—_— The” Holland Ranch, situs Columbia Hill is offerag at al . Terms part down and balanoe out Enquire of Brown & Morgan, = MAHER & CO. rine and Summer Dress y ‘See Window See Window . Ladies, we can show you some Grand Goods at thi} Store now. Everything new No last year’s goods hg we sold them last year. New things this year, viz: Figured Silk Mull, Mercerized Mull, Silk Ging Mercerized Gingham, Challies, Gaze-de-soie, etc. Allg Goods and you can find them at our store. : 30 Dozen New White Lawn Shirt Waists—all g from 75 cents to $4 each. Just arrived today and are play now. We invite you all to come and see them, New Kid Gloves, New Fancy Hosiery, New Ribh New Corsets, New Lace Curtains. ; ; illing a horse, . Respectfully, ig the hide, They he School of Ref MAH &X ( { no room for «the: j pred the Sheriff t< bed tears. k mill Veloe q c 4 ( ; * rs, lowa, March os mmios this m ; JD I t ‘ , 9 is vetoe of the Bo ; Xe . )) reas . rae pmoves the limit « > ; i 1 O } ' pile, that may be It is a scientific combination of winter wheat floug ys runing thro {/ cream of tartar and soda (manufactured by the H4} Sees mote Y company of Buffalo) for making delicate biscuits asl Siena& delicious pastry. Package 15 Cents. —-~ (CE. M G . f Lo (©. c. Mulloy, Grocerginess Lo RAD Caw aww awa PS ™ OeGwarweauanaaw aw est Ne See Great Millinery Opent . On Saturday, Monday and Tuesday.. On the above days I will have on display in this city! and Grass Valley an unusually large and clegant lst Spring Milling and invite the ladies‘to call at my stores! examine them, My prices are the lowest. Cai! in anf! these handsome Goods-whether you purchase or not. maercial Street, Nevada City. Mill Sie Handsome Clocks we have just received a beautiful stock of Clocks kinds, large. and small. They are all guaranteed None Better. Our prices are the Lowest. insurance see T, neat in bulk at 1 Scadden’s, icest brands of be found at W.J Dhambers. Try tl d is now selling ve cents a loaf ¢ Try itand yor aut a good, co very best in tor m. Harry. byster cock-tails . Billy Britlan on Broad street half and half ca buncil Chamber Pine Sts. Bote hot lunch will ht at William Ha he and Spring « choice wines,’ . YS on hand. C Grass 1m —*@eless Cannot Be . ——44y—— =e * pplications as Repairing of Watches and Clocks Our Specialty . diseased portior pei : Dnly one way to —— ——— : ul me is oF (er i eatness ig CE 7 H 1 fl Condition of the d . & i I. V \ e ar 4 b Eustachian T Watchmakers ; Poca oamed PHONE WEST 14, Arn Sound or imperf it is entirely « e result, and u Ncan be taken red to its norm: ll be destroyed f f ten are cause othing but an fi he mucous surf BROAD STREET, NEVADAM BS993999% All the leading Silverware and five One Hunc , Bro li unc aerbes. 4 avo ade 0 of deatness ‘Wa a pres to Bre ent be etal ableware.. fom“ MBne ce selec HENEY £00. eee nN jap0 9098 Uruggists, 750, mily Pills are . nies ly Carpets N arpets and g; 85 cents per 38 for cash ou We have a Splendid Stock, and have marked the prices way down. — kk C. J. BRAND, -: The Jewelé moo @ e