March 31, 1904 (4 pages)

Ath FFI B: City. Attc we Attor ILL Oni Oma Attor: FRICE mere: sti =e“ 2 > *t EN Attor: FFICE up eta Transori) 1QYD P. L JOr Gra Telephi v Civil Wye da City. Dr, / panes Nevapa City Daity TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. =S By fle,Wa ny 3 oe el ae >? $6 Per Year . Delivered to any vartivf§the city. SUBSCRIPTION By Carrier, . 12 1-2¢ Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City THURSDAY ... wees seceeeee-» TIARCH 31, 1904 eoeoseces PATRIOTISM IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS HE Principal of the Georgetown public schools, State of Washington, created a sensation before the teachers’ institute by a criticism of the methods of teaching patriotism in the public schools when he said: “You notice that throughout these teachings runs the military idea, and when a war is on, even though it be or a war to quell a rebellion of Henry, Samuel Adams, Washi who have the ¢ffontry to flout divine decree or a packed legis patriotism is: ‘My country, my country.right or wrong’— that flabby plea that the patriot in time of.war must postpone virtue and if evil be officially decreed, follow.the multitude to do it.” While Mr. Kingsbury may be criticised with good ‘reason for classing Aguinaldo with Washington and Jefferson and his denunciation is no dou still considerable validity in his indictment against the methods of teaching patriotism in the Schools. form of patriotism tnan that involved in the catchword “My country, right or wrong” is that other sentiment, “My country, may she never be wrong, have the intelligence and patri otism does not imply the stultification of reason, intelligence or respect for ethical principles. ‘an inhuman war of conquest some cranks, such as Patrick ngton, Jefferson or Aguinaldo, a principle in the face of a lature;.then the watchword of bt somewhat extreme, there is A far higher but if she is may the people otism to set her right. PatriNOT COMPROMISED. Suit of Granger vs. W. G. Richards etal. Again To Make Repairs. Marsha] Shearer will start to repair the Champion road tomorrow, now that the weather has cleared up, The constant rains kept the work back, but it will soon be put in good condition. A number of our streéts are io DRUTRER. SUICIDES, RP. Powell Takes & Dose of Carbolic Acid at Oakland. F. P. Powell, who frequently visited this city in the interests of Sherwood . Sherwood, wholesale liquor dealers of San Francisco, committed suicide at Oakland the first of the week. He took a dose of carboliv acid in a room which he hired for a night in the Albany. Hotel. His body was found the next day by an attache of the house, but his identity was not disclosed until several hours afterwerds. At the inquést no reason could be ascer‘ained as to why Powell committed the rash act. His numerous friends in this city will be shocked to hear of his untimely end. He was of a very cheerful disposition, and his suicide must have been trought about by some reverses that suddenly came upoo him, Services al the — Catholic Church. St.\.Canice’s Catholic church was filed with a large number of wor-f shipers this ‘morning who gathered to assist at the sefvices incident to Holy Thursday. On tbls occasion the Church commemorates the institution of the Blessed Eucharist at.the Last Supper. She lays aside her motrning at least during tbe celebration of the Mass. The altars are decorated with tha ricbest ornaments ; and white vestments, denoting joy and gratitude, are worn by her ministers. The Blessed Sacrament is borne in procession to the Altar of Repose, where it is reserved for Good Friday, as no conrecration takes place on the day when the death of Our Saviour is commemorated. During the Gloria in Excelsis of the Mass the bells ring out joyously in aoswer to the organ. After that the bells are silent until Holy Satarday, to show the sorrow of the world a bad way after the hard winter, and the Board of City Trustees will likely authorize the Marshal to make the On In Court. The sult of Samuel Granger vs.W. G. Richards et al. was on trial in the Saperior Court today. This suit was brought to determine the ownersbip of the property at the corner of Broad and Pine streets which originally belonged to the estate of Philip Richards, deceased. The sold by the executors of the estate— W.G. Richards, Francis 8S. Richards in 1891 for aod James SBennalleck $8865. The sale was never confirmed by the Court. executors, a few days after Granger purcbaeed it, and afterward transferred to Mary A. Bennaliack who sold it back to Granger fn 1897.: Suit bas been pending several years and counsel had hoped to compromise the case, bat was unable to adjust matters; bence the same came up regalarly for trial today. A. D. Mason is the attorney for plaintiff and J. M, Walling and C. W. Kitts are counsel for defendants. 2-9@e + — Wagon Capsized. This afternoon while W. Scott was in the act of driving a six horee team attached to a wagon, laden with freight, around the corner of Pine and Spring streets the vehicle capsized. The goods were consigned to Camptonville. The damage slight. “Our Goblins.” The “Our Goblins” comedy troupe, which was echeduled to appear at Nevada Theater on April 8th has changed their date totbe 7th of April instead. The company I. s said to be & gocd one, the play being replete with comic scenes and funny situations. Many high-class specialties are also to be introduced throughout the evening. Examined Today, ~ Daniel Roberte, who was brought here from Frenoh Corral on Tuesday, end held at the County Jail on a charge of insanity, was examined today by ~— Physicien Tickell and Dr. 0. . Maller. P : Property Boughi. William Kistle purchased the property of Mre. Charles Richards below Armory Hall this afternoon. There . Wounds, Piles, it’s the best salve in is a one-story frame building on the the world. Meg W x vintonr pk lot. ‘ ome gist. ‘ ; property was The property was transferred to James Bennallack, one of the was necessary repairs without delay. Broke Right Arm. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Davis of Ycu Bet came to town this afternoon, bringing with them their young son, who is euffering from a bad fracture of the right arm. Upon their arrival the boy was taken to a doctor who set the iojured member. —e Another One. Constable McDougald will arrive here this evening from Truckee, bringiog with bim another star boarder who will pat ap at the Hotel de Walker. The prisoner was found guilty of petty larceny and was eentenced tv six month,’ free board and lodging. ~e0--—_______ J. G. Burton is here from Sacramento. Pretty Easier Eqqs. Nicely colored Easter eggs will be given away toall callers at the Owl saloon next Sunday. The eggs sill be decorated in artistic style, and a general invitation is extended tothe public to call and procure one of 24 Out Of 29. Felix Gillet, the Barren Hill bureersman, keeps tab on all sorts and condiuffered for six months with a f that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholl cured it in five days. tions of weather. He has made a bu;iness of this interesting subject and has first-class and accurate gauges to help him keep true accountea. For the present montb be finds that out of the first twenty-nine days twenty-four of them have been wet and storming, A pretty good record, ett? In New Home. Superintendent Frank 8. Morgan and family were today busily engaged io moving into their comfortable and bandsome cottage dwelling, which was recently completed near.the Oustomab ve P.A. Danforth of La Graige, G; BE 3 ul ranning sore on his leg“but writes For -Uloars, at Our Saviour’s death. The services tomorrow (Good Friday) will begim at8oclocka,m, In the evening an appropiate sermon on the Passion will be preached. On Easter Sunday morning there will be two Masses, one at 8 o’clock and the other at 10:30, At the 10:30 Mase a large and well trained choir, under the directorsbip of Professor Davis, will render the music of a Mass by a noted composer. After last .Mass Benediction of the Blessed Sacramant will be given. There will be no evening devotions. pede Lae oN Lines, poles and fishing tackles of all description are receiving a thorough overhauling for the season for trout fishing opens next Friday, and the local enthusiasts who delight in trout fishing will try their ekill as soon as the weather warms up a little and the mcuontain streams are running clear water. In accordance with a State law the season for trout catching opens on April lst and ends on November Ist. Fly fishing is entirely out of question at preeent and the outlook for lure other tban worm and gra shoppers is pceorindaed. All the mountain streams were low and clear on the opening day good compared to what it will be this year. A week or two of sunshine, however, will set the trout to “frunning” in the brooks in good shape and make excellent fishing Remember \ oe Bts> With Spanish Sauce SOMETHING NEW It ‘will make your mouth water Come and, try it. WI be Lald to cidental burning yesterday forenoon at 11 o’clock was made in last evening’s Transcrip’, lingered in agonizing pain stage bound from Harrison Gulch for. Redding was coming down Arbuckle] = denly.shot down the mountainside, carrying the stage and horses with it. last year, and fishing was consequently . ATURDAY NIGHT HOTEL ANTLERS BAR Roast Leg of Pork Rest Tomorrow. Mrs. U. L. Beightol, mention of Cpecial Dispatches to Transcript whose deprecating and deplorable acuntil 7 o’olock last night when the imprisoned soul took its flight from the poor ecorched body and winged its way to realms on high. The pioneer lady’s death was one of the most tragic and sorrowfal . events that has ever transpired within the bounds of our city and the residents received the news with awed and bated breath. ‘Her untimely demise has brought forth expressions of deep and sincerest regret from tke whole of our community at lerge. Mre. Beightol, who was a devout and faithful Christian lady, will be buried from the Congregational Church, of which house of worship she had long teen a member, at 2 o’clock tomorrow (Friday) afternoon. Rev. J. Sims, a life-long friend of deceased, will deliver the eulogy. 4 Scranton, March 31—An explosion in the Fiseworks Factory near here this morning killed fourteen girls. not known how the accident occurred. ATEN GIRLS KILLED By an Explosion in Fireworks Factory. It is A Novel Concert The “Toy Symphony” concert to be given next Tuesday evening at Armory Hall-next Tuesday evening will constitute a a.uasical entertainment of a new and novel character, as nothing like it has ever been presented here before. Talented musicians will render Haydn’s symphony eelections by the means of whistles and other toy instruments, making a medley of the most harmonious, artistic and beautiful music, There are to be many attractive features to be arranged on the program in which many of the best singers and musicians. in the county will participate, The entertaiament is to be given fur the benefit of the Methodist church and the admission pr'ce has been fixed st the low price of twenty-five cents. ~ Drops [00 Feet. Revpine, March 30th—As the~mail DEMANDED A. VERDICT Notwithstanding the Sensational Discovery. — ot and upwards. ADIES, our Stock of LACE CURTAINS is now complete and we can now show you a fine assortment ofpatterns and prices. _ ‘We have White hams Curtains at socf#s5c, $1 tting— Cream Arabian Curtains, $4, $4.50, $5 and upwards. -. Maher & Co., Nevada City HUDNUT’S YADMA HA Kinds of Easter Egg Dyes AT W.D. VINTON’S PHARMACY A New Perfume Easter ——i SAN FRANCISCO, March 31—Mrs. Bodkin, who is on trial here for murder, this forenoon demanded a verdict of acquittal, notwithstanding the sensational discovery yesrerday of an attempt to bride jurors. She said she demanded the verdict independent. of any action on the part of her lawyers. ) when we will bave Bue Just to Remind You That we'are getting our Nevada City Store ready and will have a Grand Display of ‘Millinery there in a few days. : Grand Opening Monday and Tuesday ——Marech 28th and 29th-—— Spring and Summer Millinery. is extended to the ladies to attend. ._ MRS. L. LUBECK Commercial Street, Nevada City, We will give our on display a handsome line of A cordial invitation for Etephen . ill on the ition is m John Fos ness, Mrs. Gri n attack ¢ P. H. La ihe lower ¢ J.B; Ta able to t Mre. W. il at her ¢ ers, W. Bra North San bis morni o. D. E rom Oak!i oneral of mort. James om San . fon with. Fred Me iting a’ home last James . om Nort J. F. I mining m ng’s train ‘Ularenc Whitter § vening. proved. .D. Wil Omega yer Placer cot mountaio this morning the esrfh sudThe vehicle turned over three times.in ite rapid descent of one Hundred feet to the bottom of the canon. Wonderfally enough, the driver, Jack Miller, was uninjored and the horses escaped being hurt. There were no passengers The stage was ruined, It was left in the debris of the slide by Miller, who got out the horses and mail and made his way five miles to the next stage station. cee = Now Quiet. Soria, March 29th—The Macedonian revolutionary leader Sarafoff today stated that the Macedonian insurgents have decided to not rise in rebellion this spring. Their delay is for the purpose of giving the powers an opportanity to carry out proposed reforms inthe European provinces now uoder Tarkish rule. Weighed 420,New York, March 30—Mrs. Chauncey Moreland, known as the fattest woman in the world,'died today. She weighed 420 pounds. Brown’s dinners arn’t much and he lives out of the way, but there’s always the high balls of Old Gilt Edge whisky. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., 820 Clay 8t., S. F. For a good cool, sharp glass of beer ‘. oell at Wm. Harry’s saloon PricebSots Taylors. Perfection . ) Blend. % 4oc per Pound. Roasted Daily. Ground to order, Samples Free, Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House VERDICT AGAINST BRYAN SS He Cannot $50,000. —— Recover the New HAvEN, March 31—Today the Court rendered a verdict against William Jennings Bryan to recover. Fifty Thousand Dollars from the estate of Phil O, Bennett, as provided in a sealed letter which was referred to in Bennett’s MADE ANY ASSIGN will. CLEVELAND, March 31—Today the Federal Trust Company made an assignment to the Guardian Trust Company being the result of the disappearance of a prominent official of the Federal Company. : . State oF Oun10, Orry or Tor#po, } Lucas County. . ts Frank J. OnENEY makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cuengy & Co., doing business in tiie City of Toledo, Oounty and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sam of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of OaTARRH thet cennot be cured-by the use of Hati’s Cataree OurE FRANK J. OHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D., 1886, —_— Hall’s Ostarrh Oure is taken internally, and acts directiy on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, . . Send for vestimoniale free. . F. J. OHENEY & Oo. Toledo, O. _. Sold by all ie gon 76s. Hali’s Family Pills are the best. You some PATTERN HATS. Ladies of Yevada City and Grass Valley. are most cordially invited to ins of SPRING AND SUMMER M. in this city. I have an elegant . ‘will bold a.Grand Opening at my new store next WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, March 30th arid 31st, T have selected ro with special care and they include some very handBroad Street, opposite Brand and Hartang’s Loveland is now eelling bis famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bakery. -Try it and you will alwaye buy it tf 2 2ec Tragedy Averted, “Just in the nick of time our little boy was saved,” writes Mrs. W. Watkios of Pleasant Oity, Ohio. “Pneu monie bad played sad havoc with him and a terrible cough set in besides. Doctors treated him, but he grew worse every day. ,At length we tried Dr, King’s New Discovery for Oonsumption, and our darling «as saved. He’s Bow sound and well.” Everybody ought to know; ite the only care for Coughe, ‘olda, and all Lung diseases, Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, DrugFe. Price 0c and $1. Trial bottles ree, ———— the finest and beat li: INERY ever on Gepleg and handsome stock and .MISS ELEANOR HOEFT. =* ; William imei > Francisco Ask your Dealer for Midvale Drill Steel walled by ; Miss Au Reld is vi and fami): . Alvin £ Wrancisco home at J . RM.O ABCBEERS Guaranteed Pure. None'So Good SOLD EVERYWHERE. =~ ing from Rome por employed . Sto > Braun, Change of Music. Sawn Franorsoo, March 80—Last night the Norris & Rowe circus was playing! in Merced-and Olarence Norris telegraphed his partner, H. O. Rowe, who fe here arranging for the exhibition at Mechanics’ Pavilion Saturday, that Herry Belford had very--nearly lost his life in a peculiar way. Harry Belford is one of the five Belford family, who do what they term a “casting act.™ That is, two members of the Bedford family hang head downwards from pedestals high up in the air and toss to each other a young member of the troupe. Itisa well known fact that acrobats, equilibrists and gymnasts must have the same music for every performance, and when the season begins they furnish the band leader with the band parte of the music they ex pect to use during the season. Professor Smith, the band leader, dropped @ page of the music last night, owing to a gust of wind that swept the tent He hurriedly substituted something else, but just at that time Harry Belford was passing from one pedestal tu another and in bis flight through the alr wae startled ut the unfamiliar music and failed to land in the waiting hends of his brother acrobat, George Belford. He dropped like a shot out of a gun, straight to the net, but fell io such a manner that he dropped on his back, turned partly over and then fell to the floor. The net saved his life, though Manager Rowe said he had undoubtedly received a severe shock. Medical_Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp as a shampoo. Itclea the Scalp of crusts and dandruff, ore motes the growth of the hair, cures all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the the face; is a sure cure for and is fine for cleansing teeth, The Ordwray Plaster will cure Rheumatism, Lumba Lame Back or Side, Neuralgia, leurisy and aj. Bronchial troub » Cramps, Kidney disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart disease, Liver complalots, Dropsy, Female weakness, sore and weak Eyes. The above articles can be had by calling on J. 8. HOLBROOK, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, Cal. a28-tf Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. Qne d Sherman’s Headache Br perin you. You swallow a pi gone, They sad thie bend poison oak, @ sad one. cure a pension, her bueband having ago She told a neighbor that unless relief arrived soon she and her grandand was a higbly respected citizen. Acting Kindly. families. Wn. Britland at hia saloon ov Broad street, inakes a specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. nese PEPEVYI UP Easter Novelties at TEGLER’S ITH every 25-cont purchase chance in the lar panorama . egg now on display in our window C. E. TEGLER . —— = omen — Tired -ofLite OaKkLanD, March 80th—In a despondent mood over the death of her hos band Mrs. Barbara Page committed suicide this afternoon by drowning in Temascal Oreek. Mrs, Page’s story is About six months ago the busband died leaving the family nothing but a little cottage. For several months she had heen seeking to 8 been a Grand Army man. A few days children would be destitute, Page had resided in Emeryville for many years St. PeterspurG, March 80—The Dowager Emprees has telegraphed to Vice roy Alexieff asking fortbe names of th: killed, wounded and missing, in order that she may look after thelr three hun pan Sout pecasion . Bhise mot he soldi hrough t noned to on. . Th charge t pwords t ‘The mob for Lehrt pharged ¢ ithe distu: riers and Btation, v pbox, tore ithe railw ‘Ay drove ing man; her. Th ‘QD appre epread d »proletari . SHasts ‘nd but 3B oawell, Norris, « pning. arance ie unknc i Obice, Wright, Nationa fas to in the p ing ove! Oommercial Street clin teaticadialscesssis taal — PALMER & JORASAL Wholegale cea retail dealers in Fine Liquors § Cigars cure.neuralgia 250. and 10c.a box. Fo? pork: Feast ll enc = oy & Everything Sti gh Cas

Ath FFI B: City. Attc we Attor ILL Oni Oma Attor: FRICE mere: sti =e“ 2 > *t EN Attor: FFICE up eta Transori) 1QYD P. L JOr Gra Telephi v Civil Wye da City. Dr, / panes Nevapa City Daity TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. =S By fle,Wa ny 3 oe el ae >? $6 Per Year . Delivered to any vartivf§the city. SUBSCRIPTION By Carrier, . 12 1-2¢ Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City THURSDAY ...... wees seceeeee-» TIARCH 31, 1904 eoeoseces PATRIOTISM IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS HE Principal of the Georgetown public schools, State of Washington, created a sensation before the teachers’ institute by a criticism of the methods of teaching patriotism in the public schools when he said: “You notice that throughout these teachings runs the military idea, and when a war is on, even though it be or a war to quell a rebellion of Henry, Samuel Adams, Washi who have the ¢ffontry to flout divine decree or a packed legis patriotism is: ‘My country, my country.right or wrong’— that flabby plea that the patriot in time of.war must postpone virtue and if evil be officially decreed, follow.the multitude to do it.” While Mr. Kingsbury may be criticised with good ‘reason for classing Aguinaldo with Washington and Jefferson and his denunciation is no dou still considerable validity in his indictment against the methods of teaching patriotism in the Schools. form of patriotism tnan that involved in the catchword “My country, right or wrong” is that other sentiment, “My country, may she never be wrong, have the intelligence and patri otism does not imply the stultification of reason, intelligence or respect for ethical principles. ‘an inhuman war of conquest some cranks, such as Patrick ngton, Jefferson or Aguinaldo, a principle in the face of a lature;.then the watchword of bt somewhat extreme, there is A far higher but if she is may the people otism to set her right. PatriNOT COMPROMISED. Suit of Granger vs. W. G. Richards etal. Again To Make Repairs. Marsha] Shearer will start to repair the Champion road tomorrow, now that the weather has cleared up, The constant rains kept the work back, but it will soon be put in good condition. A number of our streéts are io DRUTRER. SUICIDES, RP. Powell Takes & Dose of Carbolic Acid at Oakland. F. P. Powell, who frequently visited this city in the interests of Sherwood . Sherwood, wholesale liquor dealers of San Francisco, committed suicide at Oakland the first of the week. He took a dose of carboliv acid in a room which he hired for a night in the Albany. Hotel. His body was found the next day by an attache of the house, but his identity was not disclosed until several hours afterwerds. At the inquést no reason could be ascer‘ained as to why Powell committed the rash act. His numerous friends in this city will be shocked to hear of his untimely end. He was of a very cheerful disposition, and his suicide must have been trought about by some reverses that suddenly came upoo him, Services al the — Catholic Church. St.\.Canice’s Catholic church was filed with a large number of wor-f shipers this ‘morning who gathered to assist at the sefvices incident to Holy Thursday. On tbls occasion the Church commemorates the institution of the Blessed Eucharist at.the Last Supper. She lays aside her motrning at least during tbe celebration of the Mass. The altars are decorated with tha ricbest ornaments ; and white vestments, denoting joy and gratitude, are worn by her ministers. The Blessed Sacrament is borne in procession to the Altar of Repose, where it is reserved for Good Friday, as no conrecration takes place on the day when the death of Our Saviour is commemorated. During the Gloria in Excelsis of the Mass the bells ring out joyously in aoswer to the organ. After that the bells are silent until Holy Satarday, to show the sorrow of the world a bad way after the hard winter, and the Board of City Trustees will likely authorize the Marshal to make the On In Court. The sult of Samuel Granger vs.W. G. Richards et al. was on trial in the Saperior Court today. This suit was brought to determine the ownersbip of the property at the corner of Broad and Pine streets which originally belonged to the estate of Philip Richards, deceased. The sold by the executors of the estate— W.G. Richards, Francis 8S. Richards in 1891 for aod James SBennalleck $8865. The sale was never confirmed by the Court. executors, a few days after Granger purcbaeed it, and afterward transferred to Mary A. Bennaliack who sold it back to Granger fn 1897.: Suit bas been pending several years and counsel had hoped to compromise the case, bat was unable to adjust matters; bence the same came up regalarly for trial today. A. D. Mason is the attorney for plaintiff and J. M, Walling and C. W. Kitts are counsel for defendants. 2-9@e + — Wagon Capsized. This afternoon while W. Scott was in the act of driving a six horee team attached to a wagon, laden with freight, around the corner of Pine and Spring streets the vehicle capsized. The goods were consigned to Camptonville. The damage slight. “Our Goblins.” The “Our Goblins” comedy troupe, which was echeduled to appear at Nevada Theater on April 8th has changed their date totbe 7th of April instead. The company I. s said to be & gocd one, the play being replete with comic scenes and funny situations. Many high-class specialties are also to be introduced throughout the evening. Examined Today, ~ Daniel Roberte, who was brought here from Frenoh Corral on Tuesday, end held at the County Jail on a charge of insanity, was examined today by ~— Physicien Tickell and Dr. 0. . Maller. P : Property Boughi. William Kistle purchased the property of Mre. Charles Richards below Armory Hall this afternoon. There . Wounds, Piles, it’s the best salve in is a one-story frame building on the the world. Meg W x vintonr pk lot. ‘ ome gist. ‘ ; property was The property was transferred to James Bennallack, one of the was necessary repairs without delay. Broke Right Arm. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Davis of Ycu Bet came to town this afternoon, bringing with them their young son, who is euffering from a bad fracture of the right arm. Upon their arrival the boy was taken to a doctor who set the iojured member. —e Another One. Constable McDougald will arrive here this evening from Truckee, bringiog with bim another star boarder who will pat ap at the Hotel de Walker. The prisoner was found guilty of petty larceny and was eentenced tv six month,’ free board and lodging. ~e0--—_______ J. G. Burton is here from Sacramento. Pretty Easier Eqqs. Nicely colored Easter eggs will be given away toall callers at the Owl saloon next Sunday. The eggs sill be decorated in artistic style, and a general invitation is extended tothe public to call and procure one of 24 Out Of 29. Felix Gillet, the Barren Hill bureersman, keeps tab on all sorts and condiuffered for six months with a f that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholl cured it in five days. tions of weather. He has made a bu;iness of this interesting subject and has first-class and accurate gauges to help him keep true accountea. For the present montb be finds that out of the first twenty-nine days twenty-four of them have been wet and storming, A pretty good record, ett? In New Home. Superintendent Frank 8. Morgan and family were today busily engaged io moving into their comfortable and bandsome cottage dwelling, which was recently completed near.the Oustomab ve P.A. Danforth of La Graige, G; BE 3 ul ranning sore on his leg“but writes For -Uloars, at Our Saviour’s death. The services tomorrow (Good Friday) will begim at8oclocka,m, In the evening an appropiate sermon on the Passion will be preached. On Easter Sunday morning there will be two Masses, one at 8 o’clock and the other at 10:30, At the 10:30 Mase a large and well trained choir, under the directorsbip of Professor Davis, will render the music of a Mass by a noted composer. After last .Mass Benediction of the Blessed Sacramant will be given. There will be no evening devotions. pede Lae oN Lines, poles and fishing tackles of all description are receiving a thorough overhauling for the season for trout fishing opens next Friday, and the local enthusiasts who delight in trout fishing will try their ekill as soon as the weather warms up a little and the mcuontain streams are running clear water. In accordance with a State law the season for trout catching opens on April lst and ends on November Ist. Fly fishing is entirely out of question at preeent and the outlook for lure other tban worm and gra shoppers is pceorindaed. All the mountain streams were low and clear on the opening day good compared to what it will be this year. A week or two of sunshine, however, will set the trout to “frunning” in the brooks in good shape and make excellent fishing Remember \ oe Bts> With Spanish Sauce SOMETHING NEW It ‘will make your mouth water Come and, try it. WI be Lald to cidental burning yesterday forenoon at 11 o’clock was made in last evening’s Transcrip’, lingered in agonizing pain stage bound from Harrison Gulch for. Redding was coming down Arbuckle] = denly.shot down the mountainside, carrying the stage and horses with it. last year, and fishing was consequently . ATURDAY NIGHT HOTEL ANTLERS BAR Roast Leg of Pork Rest Tomorrow. Mrs. U. L. Beightol, mention of Cpecial Dispatches to Transcript whose deprecating and deplorable acuntil 7 o’olock last night when the imprisoned soul took its flight from the poor ecorched body and winged its way to realms on high. The pioneer lady’s death was one of the most tragic and sorrowfal . events that has ever transpired within the bounds of our city and the residents received the news with awed and bated breath. ‘Her untimely demise has brought forth expressions of deep and sincerest regret from tke whole of our community at lerge. Mre. Beightol, who was a devout and faithful Christian lady, will be buried from the Congregational Church, of which house of worship she had long teen a member, at 2 o’clock tomorrow (Friday) afternoon. Rev. J. Sims, a life-long friend of deceased, will deliver the eulogy. 4 Scranton, March 31—An explosion in the Fiseworks Factory near here this morning killed fourteen girls. not known how the accident occurred. ATEN GIRLS KILLED By an Explosion in Fireworks Factory. It is A Novel Concert The “Toy Symphony” concert to be given next Tuesday evening at Armory Hall-next Tuesday evening will constitute a a.uasical entertainment of a new and novel character, as nothing like it has ever been presented here before. Talented musicians will render Haydn’s symphony eelections by the means of whistles and other toy instruments, making a medley of the most harmonious, artistic and beautiful music, There are to be many attractive features to be arranged on the program in which many of the best singers and musicians. in the county will participate, The entertaiament is to be given fur the benefit of the Methodist church and the admission pr'ce has been fixed st the low price of twenty-five cents. ~ Drops [00 Feet. Revpine, March 30th—As the~mail DEMANDED A. VERDICT Notwithstanding the Sensational Discovery. — ot and upwards. ADIES, our Stock of LACE CURTAINS is now complete and we can now show you a fine assortment ofpatterns and prices. _ ‘We have White hams Curtains at socf#s5c, $1

tting— Cream Arabian Curtains, $4, $4.50, $5 and upwards. -. Maher & Co., Nevada City HUDNUT’S YADMA HA Kinds of Easter Egg Dyes AT W.D. VINTON’S PHARMACY A New Perfume Easter ——i SAN FRANCISCO, March 31—Mrs. Bodkin, who is on trial here for murder, this forenoon demanded a verdict of acquittal, notwithstanding the sensational discovery yesrerday of an attempt to bride jurors. She said she demanded the verdict independent. of any action on the part of her lawyers. ) when we will bave Bue Just to Remind You That we'are getting our Nevada City Store ready and will have a Grand Display of ‘Millinery there in a few days. : Grand Opening Monday and Tuesday ——Marech 28th and 29th-—— Spring and Summer Millinery. is extended to the ladies to attend. ._ MRS. L. LUBECK Commercial Street, Nevada City, We will give our on display a handsome line of A cordial invitation for Etephen . ill on the ition is m John Fos ness, Mrs. Gri n attack ¢ P. H. La ihe lower ¢ J.B; Ta able to t Mre. W. il at her ¢ ers, W. Bra North San bis morni o. D. E rom Oak!i oneral of mort. James om San . fon with. Fred Me iting a’ home last James . om Nort J. F. I mining m ng’s train ‘Ularenc Whitter § vening. proved. .D. Wil Omega yer Placer cot mountaio this morning the esrfh sudThe vehicle turned over three times.in ite rapid descent of one Hundred feet to the bottom of the canon. Wonderfally enough, the driver, Jack Miller, was uninjored and the horses escaped being hurt. There were no passengers The stage was ruined, It was left in the debris of the slide by Miller, who got out the horses and mail and made his way five miles to the next stage station. cee = Now Quiet. Soria, March 29th—The Macedonian revolutionary leader Sarafoff today stated that the Macedonian insurgents have decided to not rise in rebellion this spring. Their delay is for the purpose of giving the powers an opportanity to carry out proposed reforms inthe European provinces now uoder Tarkish rule. Weighed 420,New York, March 30—Mrs. Chauncey Moreland, known as the fattest woman in the world,'died today. She weighed 420 pounds. Brown’s dinners arn’t much and he lives out of the way, but there’s always the high balls of Old Gilt Edge whisky. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., 820 Clay 8t., S. F. For a good cool, sharp glass of beer ‘. oell at Wm. Harry’s saloon PricebSots Taylors.. Perfection . ) Blend.. % 4oc per Pound. Roasted Daily. Ground to order, Samples Free, Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House VERDICT AGAINST BRYAN SS He Cannot $50,000. —— Recover the New HAvEN, March 31—Today the Court rendered a verdict against William Jennings Bryan to recover. Fifty Thousand Dollars from the estate of Phil O, Bennett, as provided in a sealed letter which was referred to in Bennett’s MADE ANY ASSIGN will. CLEVELAND, March 31—Today the Federal Trust Company made an assignment to the Guardian Trust Company being the result of the disappearance of a prominent official of the Federal Company. : . State oF Oun10, Orry or Tor#po, } Lucas County. . ts Frank J. OnENEY makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cuengy & Co., doing business in tiie City of Toledo, Oounty and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sam of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of OaTARRH thet cennot be cured-by the use of Hati’s Cataree OurE FRANK J. OHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D., 1886, —_— Hall’s Ostarrh Oure is taken internally, and acts directiy on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, . . Send for vestimoniale free. . F. J. OHENEY & Oo. Toledo, O. _. Sold by all ie gon 76s. Hali’s Family Pills are the best. You some PATTERN HATS. Ladies of Yevada City and Grass Valley.. are most cordially invited to ins of SPRING AND SUMMER M. in this city. I have an elegant . ‘will bold a.Grand Opening at my new store next WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, March 30th arid 31st, T have selected ro with special care and they include some very handBroad Street, opposite Brand and Hartang’s Loveland is now eelling bis famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bakery. -Try it and you will alwaye buy it tf 2 2ec Tragedy Averted, “Just in the nick of time our little boy was saved,” writes Mrs. W. Watkios of Pleasant Oity, Ohio. “Pneu monie bad played sad havoc with him and a terrible cough set in besides. Doctors treated him, but he grew worse every day. ,At length we tried Dr, King’s New Discovery for Oonsumption, and our darling «as saved. He’s Bow sound and well.” Everybody ought to know; ite the only care for Coughe, ‘olda, and all Lung diseases, Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, DrugFe. Price 0c and $1. Trial bottles ree, ———— the finest and beat li: INERY ever on Gepleg and handsome stock and ..MISS ELEANOR HOEFT. =* ; William imei > Francisco Ask your Dealer for Midvale Drill Steel walled by ; Miss Au Reld is vi and fami): . Alvin £ Wrancisco home at J . RM.O ABCBEERS Guaranteed Pure. None'So Good SOLD EVERYWHERE. =~ ing from Rome por employed . Sto > Braun, Change of Music. Sawn Franorsoo, March 80—Last night the Norris & Rowe circus was playing! in Merced-and Olarence Norris telegraphed his partner, H. O. Rowe, who fe here arranging for the exhibition at Mechanics’ Pavilion Saturday, that Herry Belford had very--nearly lost his life in a peculiar way. Harry Belford is one of the five Belford family, who do what they term a “casting act.™ That is, two members of the Bedford family hang head downwards from pedestals high up in the air and toss to each other a young member of the troupe. Itisa well known fact that acrobats, equilibrists and gymnasts must have the same music for every performance, and when the season begins they furnish the band leader with the band parte of the music they ex pect to use during the season. Professor Smith, the band leader, dropped @ page of the music last night, owing to a gust of wind that swept the tent He hurriedly substituted something else, but just at that time Harry Belford was passing from one pedestal tu another and in bis flight through the alr wae startled ut the unfamiliar music and failed to land in the waiting hends of his brother acrobat, George Belford. He dropped like a shot out of a gun, straight to the net, but fell io such a manner that he dropped on his back, turned partly over and then fell to the floor. The net saved his life, though Manager Rowe said he had undoubtedly received a severe shock. Medical_Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp as a shampoo. Itclea the Scalp of crusts and dandruff, ore motes the growth of the hair, cures all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the the face; is a sure cure for and is fine for cleansing teeth, The Ordwray Plaster will cure Rheumatism, Lumba Lame Back or Side, Neuralgia, leurisy and aj. Bronchial troub » Cramps, Kidney disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart disease, Liver complalots, Dropsy, Female weakness, sore and weak Eyes. The above articles can be had by calling on J. 8. HOLBROOK, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, Cal. a28-tf Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. Qne d Sherman’s Headache Br perin you. You swallow a pi gone, They sad thie bend poison oak, @ sad one. cure a pension, her bueband having ago She told a neighbor that unless relief arrived soon she and her grandand was a higbly respected citizen. Acting Kindly. families. Wn. Britland at hia saloon ov Broad street, inakes a specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. nese PEPEVYI UP Easter Novelties at TEGLER’S ITH every 25-cont purchase chance in the lar panorama . egg now on display in our window C. E. TEGLER . —— = omen — Tired -ofLite OaKkLanD, March 80th—In a despondent mood over the death of her hos band Mrs. Barbara Page committed suicide this afternoon by drowning in Temascal Oreek. Mrs, Page’s story is About six months ago the busband died leaving the family nothing but a little cottage. For several months she had heen seeking to 8 been a Grand Army man. A few days children would be destitute, Page had resided in Emeryville for many years St. PeterspurG, March 80—The Dowager Emprees has telegraphed to Vice roy Alexieff asking fortbe names of th: killed, wounded and missing, in order that she may look after thelr three hun pan Sout pecasion . Bhise mot he soldi hrough t noned to on. . Th charge t pwords t ‘The mob for Lehrt pharged ¢ ithe distu: riers and Btation, v pbox, tore ithe railw ‘Ay drove ing man; her. Th ‘QD appre epread d »proletari . SHasts ‘nd but 3B oawell, Norris, « pning. arance ie unknc i Obice, Wright, Nationa fas to in the p ing ove! Oommercial Street clin teaticadialscesssis taal — PALMER & JORASAL Wholegale cea retail dealers in Fine Liquors § Cigars cure.neuralgia 250. and 10c.a box. Fo? pork: Feast ll enc = oy & Everything Sti gh Cas