May 27, 1898 (4 pages)

. Pu ¢ FRIDAY Kstablished Sept. 6, 1860. ' by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA €0. CALIFORNIA Published every evening except Sundays and Legal Holi N. P. BROWS. L. 8. CALKINS. % A NEW ERA IN OUR HISTORY. Henry Clews, the New York banker in concluding his weekly financial letter summarizes thus upon the existing national conditions: sioeas, the evidence is clear that. More Transports Chartered to Take Troops the United States is now entering upon a new era in its history. It has broken loose from the trammels of its youth dnd by this display of its power affirms its rank among the world’s greatest na-. Special to the Daily Transcript. tions. Europe already recognizes that we can no longer be regardéd as restrained by the limitations which have hitherto been accepted as becoming the RATTAN OTH CTY OA BROWN & CALKINS. Sampson’s Fleet and Land Forces BEL, Gia belt saree enn ee “Ny to Unite Against Cuba’s Capital. £i == ; = PERSON AL POINTERS. aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Foy. She ; 5 will remain there for several weeks. : Wm. Tindall of Derbec is in town toA Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old} day. ee Bag alors ae pee gore oomfield mine, Pi itiora hg has returned from . py their wives, were here last night to Te ok a 3 tk ve Spigte Templar senses’: returned from Reno. Mr. and Mrs. C. ©. Whittaker returnBRIEF MENTION. ed to Maybert today. } sete aun L, Muller bas gone to Sen. dinor Notes and Comments of Local o and Yreka on a visit. k 2 Mrs. F. L. Harryhousen: and daughPees Gae Interest. : : ters have gone to San Francisco. George ©. Gaylord, grocer, Broad to Manila. E, T. RB. Powell has returned from« street, Bis AS Seas ; San Francisco and Sacramento. A third of an inch of rain fell last . Charles Thompson of Sierra City . ‘night. left for British Columbia today. os A quantity of machinery for the CaliMr. and Mrs. J. H. Helwig of North . fornia mine’s new mill is at the Narrow 5 Bloomfield were here last night. Gauge depot. ‘ Mrs. O. E. Winters of San Francisco} At the meeting last uight Laurel Now For Cuba. potas pions sienagaee i the geet of her sister, Mrs, H. Gal-. Parlor, N.D.G. W., subscribed $25 to Mav 27— udgzaRpsviLLR, Conn. May 27 *ne th. the Red Cross Society fund. KEY WEsT, May 7 J 8 Corning mill of the Hazardsville PowPostmaster Mobley and Grant Skid-}. This morning’s weather prediction formative stage of the Republic; and ing from recent movements of der Company was blown up today. . more were here last night from North . was: “Cloudy and probably occasional our own people are as quick to appreciate the great change that has come over our political relations with the that, along with this great consumtta=> tion, there comes a feeling after closer relations with the other great branches land and her colonies are equally ready to hold out the hand of sympathy towatds us, with a cordiality that we have part in the invasion of Cuba. WasHincTon, May 27th. Now that the administration . ly the Amazonia, excites the admira-. brother,Saperintendent Dana Harmon. ‘Theatre Sunday afternoon. received from no other country. These unconscious exhibitions of the spirit of race affinity may prove to be foreshad* . ’ owing of great events in the world-poli. 1S satisfied that Schley’s fleet tics of the future. The capture of Ma-. js posted at the. entrance to the harbor of Santiago de Cuus at once in the frovt rank of the na: ba with Cevera’s ships inside, tions having interests in the Pacific,. Sampson is directed to bomnila, and as a consequence the virtual control of the Philippine Islands, place and enables us to take a position becoming our commercial status in Sampson’s fleet. the U. S. na-. Alfred D. Landon was killed and foreval authorities have no an% rest of the world. It is significant . jety concerning the Spanish] ,unared owned by the company. Cape Verde squadron. ss The prow of the flagship of the Anglo Saxon race, und that Eng-. New York is turned westward to threaten Havana or take ships have experienced bad weather for gestae Na showers tonight aud Saturday. : orge W. Mayberry was here today The funeral of Mrs. Murphy of man James Colby was badly hurt. It) op his way from the Central House to} Smartsville will take place at that town was a small building and. one of a. Sacramonto. on Sunday morning at 10 o’clock, County Treasurer Redding of Sierra} The annual outing of the orphans : ae pains se rb last night en route . under charge of the Sisters of Mercy of : ome from Francisco. Grass Valley took place yesterday at A Weather as Mr. and Mrs.A. Hampel have re-. Chicago Park. . Key West, May 27.—The rainy sea-. turned from a visitto Mr. and Mrs.W. Read the new advertisement of the gon in Cuba has begun. The U. 8S. 8. Meek of Camptonville. New York Racket Store in today’s ve J. BR. Swiftand children of Oak. 'Transcrirt. Great bargains are being land are here ona visit to the lady’s . offered at that lace. eek, but it is calm and pleasant toee a week, R sister, Mra. Ed. McKinley. Parties who willdonate flowers to Dr. R. Harmon of Oakland wernt to the G.A. R. or militia for Memorial fhe new cruiser New Orleans, former. the California mine today to visit his . Day are requested to leave them at the day. = Mrs. A. J. Rigby is here from the. The show windows atthe City of NeCity of Mexico ona visit to her par. vada are veritable dreams of beauty énts, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stiles of Piety . and richness. Just now Mahar & Co. Hill. : are making a maguificent display of Repairing the [lonterey. . Jobn Lawrence, formerly a foundry. black suits that interest the ladies. man at this city, arrived here last evenIn the case of P. F. Simonds as ad Mam SERED, Navy Yard, May 27th— ling on his way to Morre’s Flat to look . ministrator of the estate of Elizabeth. being refitted has ‘been undocked anc! Miss Ethel Mulloy, a student at. George Campbell, trustees, judgment tion of all naval men for her sailing and fighting qualities. bard Havana while 25,000 ©T. the Monterey bas taken its place on . Mills College, returns today to her. was today rendered by Judge Nilon . in fense of our rights in China. Thus the . 30,000 men make a land at-. -he docks. The latter's bottom wil bene eee Oren ee ee Or of pliant. war, undertaken with so many misgivtack. Only the capture of ings, is turning ours to be the inauguration of a new and grand development of our national destiny:” a = A VERY GOOD SHOWING. The Southern Pacific Company has issued a statement of its earnings for the Cuban capital by capitu-. which latter will be equipped with) eany arrived last evening from San lation or ‘reduction * will Jead . rapid fire guns. . Francisco. — = irom we gen of the ridge and residing on 4 es the U. &S. forces to cease hestilities there. mer vacation. scraped afd it will then leave: for te bh lc ao Death of John Carey. Manila accompanied by the Brutus} Feldenheuer of the Odin Mining ComLate this afternoon news was received of the death of John Carey, an old citiLieutenant Lyman Welch, formerly F peniliongyset “North San. Juen and of this city, was when last heard from eronen: eae Sagasta Is Saucy. stationed at Tampa, Florida, with a dope > Rae LonpON, May 27—Premier Sagasta . colored regiment. No Cure For Corns or Bunions, —_—— says Cervera cannot be dislodged from Van Wehe who has been attending. We say there isa cure, but you must Se THR PBERLESS PASSL. Will Be Seen Here With Her Comp20y Wednesday Night. Thé next attraction at the Opera House will be Fassi the great Eupopean spectacular danseuse, who in conjunction with her-own company of vaudville artiste play here on Wednesday evening next. Fassi will appear in four of her copyrighted dances. Nothing like these dances have ever ‘been attempte.i on any stage before. They call for gorgeous electric effects, beaut wardrobe and lightning changes. _ Wherever produced they have caused a great sensation, being all original ideas. The mechanical effects are truly wonderful, and our citizens, jadging from press notices, may expect to witness’ .something novel. The spectacular Bicycle Dance gives with appropriate and realistic effects a‘bicyoling trip in which the most brilliant and dazzling electrical effects are presented in a startling array of lightning, like changes. The Cupid or Cloud Dance is ‘another creation of the talented Fassi. The slowly moving clouds surrounding her the in representation of Cupid gradually assume a roseate hue; redder and redder they grow, till they burst out into fiery, smoky clouds that threaten .to consume her. The frail wings sre just on the.point of being sacrificed to the God of Fire, when a beaatiful transition takes place. The clouds become hazy and indistinct, and gradually to the astonishment and delight of an always appreciative ‘audience, we see her enveloped and surrounded by sparkling, rippling water, whose waves embrace the swimming Cupid. The Silver Dance is in itself a startling novelty. The costume is composed of an alloy of gold and.silver, giving by its ‘special’ manufacture, the necessary pliability. The most gorgeous effects imaginable are made possible. Another, a Chinese dance, is presented with all realism. Chinese music with Chinese instruments, is played by Chinese musicians time a Chinese Dance has been presented with ite novel and grotesque steps outside the Orient. It is very enter-) taining and interesting. The costames are brilliant, sensational, and beautifal ‘Parisian ‘creations. Fassi has been procured at great expense and we congratulate Mr. Jacobs on securing such a high class attraction. It should be greeted with a big house. The specialty performance includes some of the best Eastern talent. Barney Reynolda the famous Dutch comedian, Arnoldo, Earope’s great hand balancer, ‘Mayde Mar, the New York soubrette, ‘Travers the female impersonator, tie and Travers in funny Sayings”; CHINESE MINBR KILLED, Shot by a Man Whose Claim He Wes Working Robert Gawthorp, who owns # mining claim near Dutch Flat, shot and icilled one of the. Ohinese who have been working it under a lease. Accorditig to Gawthorp’s story’ the” lessees wore-owing. him 3ide1 rental and had ignored his frequent — requests to pay up OF quit. He says that yesterday morning about half-past: — six o’clock he went into their eabin and begged them to leave, when they attacked him. He bad a shotgun and while he was attempting to defend himself the-weapon went off accidentally. The charge of shot ente ed the neck’of one of the Chinese, making 8 large and ghastly wound that caused ee The partners of the dead~miner tell a different story. They say Gawthorp with a crowbar and a wedge began prying the boards off the outside of the cabin when one of their number went outside to remonstrate with bim, As Chinaman came around the corner of thé building Gawthorp fired at bio point blank. _ . ‘The shooter was placed under arrest. The coroner’s jury found. that the Chinese came to his death from & gunthot wound inflicted by Gawthorp. == ‘Tue Eviencr in the case proves. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism, catarrh, that. tired feeling, scrofala salt rheum, boils, humors and all blood Hood’s Pills are prompt, efficient, always reliable, easy to take, easy to oparate. 250. Tay Tut Own for mixed vials: m25 Has Disappeared. Monrrcetto, Cal., May 18, 1898.—Mrs. L. RB. Sittig of this place states that she was troubled for over a year with weak back. She began taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla and this trouble has disappearéd and she is better in other ee m4-lw. War Taxes Most ‘inevitatably raise the prices of’ medicines. _ cheerful: submission, but pradence: : counsels self protection by buying at: Jeast a year’s supply NOW. Suchim-.» portant family medicines as Hood’s: : Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills should! always be in every home. They pre yent disease, cure simple as well. asi Patriotism demands: see iS KNIGATS Nevada Cot stallation, Last nigh ton, and T installed thi vada Oom: Templar: ( Rogers, Gen E. Morgan, ‘Thos. Ingra “Treas.; I. J: mel; Fred T Shaw, 2d +Guard. Foilowing YWwanquet was the lady me lies being . The spread 5 cellence, the sive, the ser Sauterne Huitre Cream Salted * Lobster Boile St. Julien Tender] Fried Sprin; En Pomme Sec sahool ; Pea iee se Mae Robson inthe latest ballads Cervera Surely Bottled, . tiego harbor or made to feht u>-. on ns way to his home to Dowaioils. Oxford te direcioas, vet ast 300 Retinaia and Mortou im “Laanaton”". <> blood, relate. the Dowel, sa and it shows a marked increase over WasHINeTON, May 27—At a cabinet ieee he wants to. He also asserts that . to spend the summer vacation. or button shoes from us. A free exhibition in front of the theatre) paid ap the entire eat mRODAY a tes the sas anita ot tha vee meeting today it was authoritatively if the Amectonna should attack him. Mrs. J. H. English of this city is at .' {he Popular Clothing Store, eee ge pees Se performance. Ad-. pay and;begin to take stated that though there was n0 offithey will find themselves outclassed. Los Angeles visiting her uncle and . m25-4t J. Levy, Prop. pre cente and 50 cénts for ia ina tira ie eta In the meantime Cervera is putting his : fleet in first-class trim. : ; Long May She Wave. Hood S eo 25 parilla. soognonnenceens92 Yo the first nine months of the fiscal year, ung Stafi Str: Ga!teaux vious fiscal year, The gross earnings for the nine months ending March 3ist cial news,~there was no doubt that were $41,791,084, as against $87,449,645 for, Cervera’s fleet is in Santiago barbor the previous year, or an increase o! with Schley on guard at the entrance. $4,341,439. The net income for the same period was $16,662,979, as against $13, 685,490 for the previous year, or an inAssor W A feature sentation to Commander jewel set w appropriate! ‘tic piece « Next Monday forenoon the Giffia Brigade will make the ascent of Banner Moantain and at high noon will plant the star spangled banner on the. ’ summit, The flag-raising ceremony . Rare Bea Lt ome be attended by appropriate exer-. Rare and : utifel . cises. ih America’s Greatest Medicize, and The Brunswick Paying. aa Hood’s Pills, the family cathartic: : The earnings of the Brunswick Con; © Eo LX Pee’ Sobor PE Two More Transports. . sclidated Mining Company of Grass ojBK0 (4 ~ 9 e It’s a Quick Turn “Vy . WASHINGTON, May 27.—The War Debereits regula inne — he Noe crease of $2,987,488. For the month of . partment has chartered the Obina and eT Fo) March this year the company’s gross to about $700. The balance on hand . * OD Pere aC Se on ee gS Ag teT sae hg Sees ORACLE te — = earnings were $4,616,713, as against $3,814,000 for the same month last year, or an increase of $702,713. The net earnings for the same month were $1,558,929, as against $1,239,078 for March of last year, or an increase of $319,851. es ciaael —— Reapers of war news have probably been puzzled to understand why so many Morros are mentioned in the dispatches, and the Record-Union gives this explanation: There is a Morro Castle at the entrance of the harbor of Havana, another at the outer point of San Juan Bautista, Puerto Rico; another Morro Castle at the mouth of the harbor of Santiago de “Cuba, and so on. The word “Morro” really means a high point of lend or promontory. LEFT GOOD POSITIONS. Two Brothers Give Up Clerkships and Bolist in the Army. W. Coyne, manager for Towle Bros. at this city, has two brothers who enlisted in the army recently. Their grandfather was & confederate soldier and surrendered at Appomattox. Two of their uncles served in the union army. Their father was ® lieutenant in the National Guard of Nevada State and regrets that he is too old to go with them. The young men were resithe Colon, belonging to the Pacific Mail S. 8. Co. With the Centennial, Zealandia and Ohio they will leave San Francisco next week for Manila, carrying 5000.soldiers. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day’s Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone, Wm. Ruck left today for Portland, Oregon. James Phillips returned to San Francisco day. Fred Premewan returned last evening from San Francisco. Jas. D. Hague left today for New York after a few days stay here. Ten or twelve Nevada Cityans were down last night to attend an election and banquet of the Woodmen. There were toasts and songs and the festivities lasted till midnight. City Trustee Lord went to Stockton today to interview the district superintendent of the Sunset Telephone Company relative to inaugurating a telepbone fire alarm system here. : Michael Landers was sent to jail by Justice Trebilcox this morning to serve ten days for drunkenness. He claimed he was to have gone to work today at the’Empire mine, but his plea did not save him. Frank McDevitt, who has had a good deal of trouble with one bis eyes, and supposed he had a piece of rock in it, is now in San Francisé> being treated March 1st was $3138, and the expenses were as follows: Labor, $2979; mine supplies, $2000 ; mill supplies, $453 ; water, $541 ; contingent expenses, $98 ; mill power, etc., $133 ; total, $5402. ooo A. Schoolhouse Bulletin. Principal O’Neill has put upa_bulletin board at Washington schoolhouse, and each day he will place upon it a resume of the latest war news as received by telegraph, The school children take thé same deep interest in the fortunes.of our navy and army that their seniors do, and Prof. O’Neill believes they should be afforded every opportunity to keep posted. Serotula « Snake-Like in its subtlety. It lies hidden for years in the ambush of the blood, and when it strikes it voids its venom alike on strength and beauty, disfiguring the one and undermining the other. rol Cons ys +, ets 8 OG? DA oR 2 DOr»? F)GS DON y” Jj a S x t, s ‘y So (, 0 ° te * iO awe <> OG ‘s awit ‘so 5 JC : eS , ee On very close margins to satisfy a lively demand. é OUR NEW, FRESH AND CLEAN STOCK OF SPRING GOODS Are right up to date. for cheap trash and We have no room no desire to deal jn ét. We guarantee that every article in our stock has got the value tn it and is worth every cent the price asked, THIS A full line of the latest in _ Golf Shirts, from 50c up. Find the _ Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. Srimes Clothing Gmportum. BOO OOOOOOOOOO WHEE RNS DONS DONS 2 oF be of) x best POs DGS Choicest Selections in S — Be Ne re. i SS Dae ae Dane DON Done VHYALAYAYAY OS Oro Sow GowuGewGerwGewe ©) GC) Gy “New York Racket Store. COMMON SENSE. LO Sees were ee ee dete sce" dents of Sacramento and the Bee has. by an oculist who tells him that it is the following regarding their enlist-. poisoned by giant powder. ment: soo : Richard Coyne and his brother,) Cole Gets the Coinership. Yesterday President McKinley apFrank Coyne, aretwo Sacramento boys who are filled with a patriotic desire to pointed Hon. Dan T. Cole of Sierra fight for their country. Richard Coyne county as coiner of the San Francisco was stenograpber in Superintendent H. . Mint and sent his name to the Senate J. Small’s office and Frank Coyne was . where it will be promptly confirmed. a clerk in Chief Clerk:Bonte’s office at . The appointment of the stalwart old the railroad shops when they mutually. Republican is a merited recognition determined to go to San Francisco to } of valiant and long-continued services enlist. Fifteen applicaats underwent . for the party, and moreover “Uncle the physical examination with them, Dan’s” well known ability and integand five were accepted, they being two rity. will ensure @ model administra~ of the five. The young men were as-' tion. : Age ab to Troop I, Fourth Cavalry, . aoe fnited States Regular Army. They . Making Good Headway. secured a short leave of absence to: Contractor Vincent is making good come to Sacramento to say good by to! headway on the City Water Works: their mother and father, who for years . About twenty-five men are employed. } have lived at 1602 Third street. They Trenching has progressed to ys been. ——wil-return Friday (today) to begin ' wagon factory and some pipe has been Ci Pate is a specific for ecrofula ‘in its~ iving. © We like to do business on a cash proposition. You get our value spot down and we-—well, it’s the way we get our There are adversities that no predictions can fortel, misworst and most malignant forms. fortunes that no human skill may avert, yet no man need morse. . that quickly. their duties as cavalrymen, ; laid above that point. place himself under the credit trip-hammer, under whose iron heel pluck, etiergy and ambition are crushed into. reWhen the hard-working, daybreak and midnight ‘toiler passes his thirty-fifth mile post 1ts a pro peri and size up his financial shape. If he Ends his after him and the nightsweat and heartache drivin remature old age, it’s time to jump on a cash to. stop creditors him into is, and We have none of these. That’s .why we sell so} a2 &, Tum increase of our navy will be apt to give usa heavy floating debt. ———__+eBaseball Sunday Next. Now, you baseball players, come in = get our everlasting rabber bottom m25-4t The Popular Olothing Store. Fined Sequoia. a? a specialty. BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 51. TOWLE BROS. CO., olay. New Black Suits MAHER & CO. ~ Ladies—We have placed today. on , exhibition some elegant — BLACK SUITS (ee And we invite you all to'take look at them. geil They are strangers here and won’t stop long, and we think it but our duty to ask the Nevada Ladies to call on them. They Are Beauties. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. Samples sent on application: Call on. us for Ventilating Ctagiioc as Yellow Front, Transcript Block. IN LONG OR SHORT :made by O. :manufactur :Hon. J. H.1 ‘Aver respor "Tie party late hour, admirable, p ‘newly elect Eddy. Vocal.sol Past Cor mandery, } jewel to Fre der, Hon. J Male qus Vocal sol Male qua Veteran ‘ Vocal sol Male que

. Pu ¢ FRIDAY Kstablished Sept. 6, 1860. ' by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA €0. CALIFORNIA Published every evening except Sundays and Legal Holi N. P. BROWS. L. 8. CALKINS. % A NEW ERA IN OUR HISTORY. Henry Clews, the New York banker in concluding his weekly financial letter summarizes thus upon the existing national conditions: sioeas, the evidence is clear that. More Transports Chartered to Take Troops the United States is now entering upon a new era in its history. It has broken loose from the trammels of its youth dnd by this display of its power affirms its rank among the world’s greatest na-. Special to the Daily Transcript. tions. Europe already recognizes that we can no longer be regardéd as restrained by the limitations which have hitherto been accepted as becoming the RATTAN OTH CTY OA BROWN & CALKINS. Sampson’s Fleet and Land Forces BEL, Gia belt saree enn ee “Ny to Unite Against Cuba’s Capital. £i == ; = PERSON AL POINTERS. aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Foy. She ; 5 will remain there for several weeks. : Wm. Tindall of Derbec is in town toA Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old} day. ee Bag alors ae pee gore oomfield mine, Pi itiora hg has returned from . py their wives, were here last night to Te ok a 3 tk ve Spigte Templar senses’: returned from Reno. Mr. and Mrs. C. ©. Whittaker returnBRIEF MENTION. ed to Maybert today. } sete aun L, Muller bas gone to Sen. dinor Notes and Comments of Local o and Yreka on a visit. k 2 Mrs. F. L. Harryhousen: and daughPees Gae Interest. : : ters have gone to San Francisco. George ©. Gaylord, grocer, Broad to Manila. E, T. RB. Powell has returned from« street, Bis AS Seas ; San Francisco and Sacramento. A third of an inch of rain fell last . Charles Thompson of Sierra City . ‘night. left for British Columbia today. os A quantity of machinery for the CaliMr. and Mrs. J. H. Helwig of North . fornia mine’s new mill is at the Narrow 5 Bloomfield were here last night. Gauge depot. ‘ Mrs. O. E. Winters of San Francisco} At the meeting last uight Laurel Now For Cuba. potas pions sienagaee i the geet of her sister, Mrs, H. Gal-. Parlor, N.D.G. W., subscribed $25 to Mav 27— udgzaRpsviLLR, Conn. May 27 *ne th. the Red Cross Society fund. KEY WEsT, May 7 J 8 Corning mill of the Hazardsville PowPostmaster Mobley and Grant Skid-}. This morning’s weather prediction formative stage of the Republic; and ing from recent movements of der Company was blown up today. . more were here last night from North . was: “Cloudy and probably occasional our own people are as quick to appreciate the great change that has come over our political relations with the that, along with this great consumtta=> tion, there comes a feeling after closer relations with the other great branches land and her colonies are equally ready to hold out the hand of sympathy towatds us, with a cordiality that we have part in the invasion of Cuba. WasHincTon, May 27th. Now that the administration . ly the Amazonia, excites the admira-. brother,Saperintendent Dana Harmon. ‘Theatre Sunday afternoon. received from no other country. These unconscious exhibitions of the spirit of race affinity may prove to be foreshad* . ’ owing of great events in the world-poli. 1S satisfied that Schley’s fleet tics of the future. The capture of Ma-. js posted at the. entrance to the harbor of Santiago de Cuus at once in the frovt rank of the na: ba with Cevera’s ships inside, tions having interests in the Pacific,. Sampson is directed to bomnila, and as a consequence the virtual control of the Philippine Islands, place and enables us to take a position becoming our commercial status in Sampson’s fleet. the U. S. na-. Alfred D. Landon was killed and foreval authorities have no an% rest of the world. It is significant . jety concerning the Spanish] ,unared owned by the company. Cape Verde squadron. ss The prow of the flagship of the Anglo Saxon race, und that Eng-. New York is turned westward to threaten Havana or take ships have experienced bad weather for gestae Na showers tonight aud Saturday. : orge W. Mayberry was here today The funeral of Mrs. Murphy of man James Colby was badly hurt. It) op his way from the Central House to} Smartsville will take place at that town was a small building and. one of a. Sacramonto. on Sunday morning at 10 o’clock, County Treasurer Redding of Sierra} The annual outing of the orphans : ae pains se rb last night en route . under charge of the Sisters of Mercy of : ome from Francisco. Grass Valley took place yesterday at A Weather as Mr. and Mrs.A. Hampel have re-. Chicago Park. . Key West, May 27.—The rainy sea-. turned from a visitto Mr. and Mrs.W. Read the new advertisement of the gon in Cuba has begun. The U. 8S. 8. Meek of Camptonville. New York Racket Store in today’s ve J. BR. Swiftand children of Oak. 'Transcrirt. Great bargains are being land are here ona visit to the lady’s . offered at that lace. eek, but it is calm and pleasant toee a week, R sister, Mra. Ed. McKinley. Parties who willdonate flowers to Dr. R. Harmon of Oakland wernt to the G.A. R. or militia for Memorial fhe new cruiser New Orleans, former. the California mine today to visit his . Day are requested to leave them at the day. = Mrs. A. J. Rigby is here from the. The show windows atthe City of NeCity of Mexico ona visit to her par. vada are veritable dreams of beauty énts, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stiles of Piety . and richness. Just now Mahar & Co. Hill. : are making a maguificent display of Repairing the [lonterey. . Jobn Lawrence, formerly a foundry. black suits that interest the ladies. man at this city, arrived here last evenIn the case of P. F. Simonds as ad Mam SERED, Navy Yard, May 27th— ling on his way to Morre’s Flat to look . ministrator of the estate of Elizabeth. being refitted has ‘been undocked anc! Miss Ethel Mulloy, a student at. George Campbell, trustees, judgment tion of all naval men for her sailing and fighting qualities. bard Havana while 25,000 ©T. the Monterey bas taken its place on . Mills College, returns today to her. was today rendered by Judge Nilon . in fense of our rights in China. Thus the . 30,000 men make a land at-. -he docks. The latter's bottom wil bene eee Oren ee ee Or of pliant. war, undertaken with so many misgivtack. Only the capture of ings, is turning ours to be the inauguration of a new and grand development of our national destiny:” a = A VERY GOOD SHOWING. The Southern Pacific Company has issued a statement of its earnings for the Cuban capital by capitu-. which latter will be equipped with) eany arrived last evening from San lation or ‘reduction * will Jead . rapid fire guns. . Francisco. — = irom we gen of the ridge and residing on 4 es the U. &S. forces to cease hestilities there. mer vacation. scraped afd it will then leave: for te bh lc ao Death of John Carey. Manila accompanied by the Brutus} Feldenheuer of the Odin Mining ComLate this afternoon news was received of the death of John Carey, an old citiLieutenant Lyman Welch, formerly F peniliongyset “North San. Juen and of this city, was when last heard from eronen: eae Sagasta Is Saucy. stationed at Tampa, Florida, with a dope > Rae LonpON, May 27—Premier Sagasta . colored regiment. No Cure For Corns or Bunions, —_—— says Cervera cannot be dislodged from Van Wehe who has been attending. We say there isa cure, but you must Se THR PBERLESS PASSL. Will Be Seen Here With Her Comp20y Wednesday Night. Thé next attraction at the Opera House will be Fassi the great Eupopean spectacular danseuse, who in conjunction with her-own company of vaudville artiste play here on Wednesday evening next. Fassi will appear in four of her copyrighted dances. Nothing like these dances have ever ‘been attempte.i on any stage before. They call for gorgeous electric effects, beaut wardrobe and lightning changes. _ Wherever produced they have caused a great sensation, being all original ideas. The mechanical effects are truly wonderful, and our citizens, jadging from press notices, may expect to witness’ .something novel. The spectacular Bicycle Dance gives with appropriate and realistic effects a‘bicyoling trip in which the most brilliant and dazzling electrical effects are presented in a startling array of lightning, like changes. The Cupid or Cloud Dance is ‘another creation of the talented Fassi. The slowly moving clouds surrounding her the in representation of Cupid gradually assume a roseate hue; redder and redder they grow, till they burst out into fiery, smoky clouds that threaten .to consume her. The frail wings sre just on the.point of being sacrificed to the God of Fire, when a beaatiful transition takes place. The clouds become hazy and indistinct, and gradually to the astonishment and delight of an always appreciative ‘audience, we see her enveloped and surrounded by sparkling, rippling water, whose waves embrace the swimming Cupid. The Silver Dance is in itself a startling novelty. The costume is composed of an alloy of gold and.silver, giving by its ‘special’ manufacture, the necessary pliability. The most gorgeous effects imaginable are made possible. Another, a Chinese dance, is presented with all realism. Chinese music with Chinese instruments, is played by Chinese musicians time a Chinese Dance has been presented with ite novel and grotesque steps outside the Orient. It is very enter-) taining and interesting. The costames are brilliant, sensational, and beautifal ‘Parisian ‘creations. Fassi has been procured at great expense and we congratulate Mr. Jacobs on securing such a high class attraction. It should be greeted with a big house. The specialty performance includes some of the best Eastern talent.. Barney Reynolda the famous Dutch comedian, Arnoldo, Earope’s great hand balancer, ‘Mayde Mar, the New York soubrette, ‘Travers the female impersonator, tie and Travers in funny Sayings”; CHINESE MINBR KILLED, Shot by a Man Whose Claim He Wes Working Robert Gawthorp, who owns # mining claim near Dutch Flat, shot and icilled one of the. Ohinese who have been working it under a lease. Accorditig to Gawthorp’s story’ the” lessees wore-owing. him 3ide1 rental and had ignored his frequent — requests to pay up OF quit. He says that yesterday morning about half-past: — six o’clock he went into their eabin and begged them to leave, when they attacked him. He bad a shotgun and while he was attempting to defend himself the-weapon went off accidentally. The charge of shot ente ed the neck’of one of the Chinese, making 8 large and ghastly wound that caused ee The partners of the dead~miner tell a different story. They say Gawthorp with a crowbar and a wedge began prying the boards off the outside of the cabin when one of their number went outside to remonstrate with bim, As Chinaman came around the corner of thé building Gawthorp fired at bio point blank. _ . ‘The shooter was placed under arrest. The coroner’s jury found. that the Chinese came to his death from & gunthot wound inflicted by Gawthorp. == ‘Tue Eviencr in the case proves. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism, catarrh, that. tired feeling, scrofala salt rheum, boils, humors and all blood Hood’s Pills are prompt, efficient, always reliable, easy to take, easy to oparate. 250. Tay Tut Own for mixed vials: m25 Has Disappeared. Monrrcetto, Cal., May 18, 1898.—Mrs. L. RB. Sittig of this place states that she was troubled for over a year with weak back. She began taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla and this trouble has disappearéd and she is better in other ee m4-lw. War Taxes Most ‘inevitatably raise the prices of’ medicines. _ cheerful: submission, but pradence: : counsels self protection by buying at: Jeast a year’s supply NOW. Suchim-.» portant family medicines as Hood’s: : Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills should! always be in every home. They pre yent disease, cure simple as well. asi Patriotism demands: see iS KNIGATS Nevada Cot stallation, Last nigh ton, and T installed thi vada Oom: Templar: ( Rogers, Gen E. Morgan, ‘Thos. Ingra “Treas.; I. J: mel; Fred T Shaw, 2d +Guard. Foilowing YWwanquet was the lady me lies being . The spread 5 cellence, the sive, the ser Sauterne Huitre Cream Salted * Lobster Boile St. Julien Tender] Fried Sprin; En Pomme Sec sahool ; Pea iee se Mae Robson inthe latest ballads Cervera Surely Bottled, . tiego harbor or made to feht u>-. on ns way to his home to Dowaioils. Oxford te direcioas, vet ast 300 Retinaia and Mortou im “Laanaton”". <> blood, relate. the Dowel, sa and it shows a marked increase over WasHINeTON, May 27—At a cabinet ieee he wants to. He also asserts that . to spend the summer vacation. or button shoes from us. A free exhibition in front of the theatre) paid ap the entire eat mRODAY a tes the sas anita ot tha vee meeting today it was authoritatively if the Amectonna should attack him. Mrs. J. H. English of this city is at .' {he Popular Clothing Store, eee ge pees Se performance. Ad-. pay and;begin to take

stated that though there was n0 offithey will find themselves outclassed. Los Angeles visiting her uncle and . m25-4t J. Levy, Prop. pre cente and 50 cénts for ia ina tira ie eta In the meantime Cervera is putting his : fleet in first-class trim. : ; Long May She Wave. Hood S eo 25 parilla. soognonnenceens92 Yo the first nine months of the fiscal year, ung Stafi Str: Ga!teaux vious fiscal year, The gross earnings for the nine months ending March 3ist cial news,~there was no doubt that were $41,791,084, as against $87,449,645 for, Cervera’s fleet is in Santiago barbor the previous year, or an increase o! with Schley on guard at the entrance. $4,341,439. The net income for the same period was $16,662,979, as against $13, 685,490 for the previous year, or an inAssor W A feature sentation to Commander jewel set w appropriate! ‘tic piece « Next Monday forenoon the Giffia Brigade will make the ascent of Banner Moantain and at high noon will plant the star spangled banner on the. ’ summit, The flag-raising ceremony . Rare Bea Lt ome be attended by appropriate exer-. Rare and : utifel . cises. ih America’s Greatest Medicize, and The Brunswick Paying. aa Hood’s Pills, the family cathartic: : The earnings of the Brunswick Con; © Eo LX Pee’ Sobor PE Two More Transports. . sclidated Mining Company of Grass ojBK0 (4 ~ 9 e It’s a Quick Turn “Vy . WASHINGTON, May 27.—The War Debereits regula inne — he Noe crease of $2,987,488. For the month of . partment has chartered the Obina and eT Fo) March this year the company’s gross to about $700. The balance on hand . * OD Pere aC Se on ee gS Ag teT sae hg Sees ORACLE te — = earnings were $4,616,713, as against $3,814,000 for the same month last year, or an increase of $702,713. The net earnings for the same month were $1,558,929, as against $1,239,078 for March of last year, or an increase of $319,851. es ciaael —— Reapers of war news have probably been puzzled to understand why so many Morros are mentioned in the dispatches, and the Record-Union gives this explanation: There is a Morro Castle at the entrance of the harbor of Havana, another at the outer point of San Juan Bautista, Puerto Rico; another Morro Castle at the mouth of the harbor of Santiago de “Cuba, and so on. The word “Morro” really means a high point of lend or promontory. LEFT GOOD POSITIONS. Two Brothers Give Up Clerkships and Bolist in the Army. W. Coyne, manager for Towle Bros. at this city, has two brothers who enlisted in the army recently. Their grandfather was & confederate soldier and surrendered at Appomattox. Two of their uncles served in the union army. Their father was ® lieutenant in the National Guard of Nevada State and regrets that he is too old to go with them. The young men were resithe Colon, belonging to the Pacific Mail S. 8. Co. With the Centennial, Zealandia and Ohio they will leave San Francisco next week for Manila, carrying 5000.soldiers. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day’s Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone, Wm. Ruck left today for Portland, Oregon. James Phillips returned to San Francisco day. Fred Premewan returned last evening from San Francisco. Jas. D. Hague left today for New York after a few days stay here. Ten or twelve Nevada Cityans were down last night to attend an election and banquet of the Woodmen. There were toasts and songs and the festivities lasted till midnight. City Trustee Lord went to Stockton today to interview the district superintendent of the Sunset Telephone Company relative to inaugurating a telepbone fire alarm system here. : Michael Landers was sent to jail by Justice Trebilcox this morning to serve ten days for drunkenness. He claimed he was to have gone to work today at the’Empire mine, but his plea did not save him. Frank McDevitt, who has had a good deal of trouble with one bis eyes, and supposed he had a piece of rock in it, is now in San Francisé> being treated March 1st was $3138, and the expenses were as follows: Labor, $2979; mine supplies, $2000 ; mill supplies, $453 ; water, $541 ; contingent expenses, $98 ; mill power, etc., $133 ; total, $5402. ooo A. Schoolhouse Bulletin. Principal O’Neill has put upa_bulletin board at Washington schoolhouse, and each day he will place upon it a resume of the latest war news as received by telegraph, The school children take thé same deep interest in the fortunes.of our navy and army that their seniors do, and Prof. O’Neill believes they should be afforded every opportunity to keep posted. Serotula « Snake-Like in its subtlety. It lies hidden for years in the ambush of the blood, and when it strikes it voids its venom alike on strength and beauty, disfiguring the one and undermining the other. rol Cons ys +, ets 8 OG? DA oR 2 DOr»? F)GS DON y” Jj a S x t, s ‘y So (, 0 ° te * iO awe <> OG ‘s awit ‘so 5 JC : eS , ee On very close margins to satisfy a lively demand. é OUR NEW, FRESH AND CLEAN STOCK OF SPRING GOODS Are right up to date. for cheap trash and We have no room no desire to deal jn ét. We guarantee that every article in our stock has got the value tn it and is worth every cent the price asked, THIS A full line of the latest in _ Golf Shirts, from 50c up. Find the _ Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. Srimes Clothing Gmportum. BOO OOOOOOOOOO WHEE RNS DONS DONS 2 oF be of) x best POs DGS Choicest Selections in S — Be Ne re. i SS Dae ae Dane DON Done VHYALAYAYAY OS Oro Sow GowuGewGerwGewe ©) GC) Gy “New York Racket Store. COMMON SENSE. LO Sees were ee ee dete sce" dents of Sacramento and the Bee has. by an oculist who tells him that it is the following regarding their enlist-. poisoned by giant powder. ment: soo : Richard Coyne and his brother,) Cole Gets the Coinership. Yesterday President McKinley apFrank Coyne, aretwo Sacramento boys who are filled with a patriotic desire to pointed Hon. Dan T. Cole of Sierra fight for their country. Richard Coyne county as coiner of the San Francisco was stenograpber in Superintendent H. . Mint and sent his name to the Senate J. Small’s office and Frank Coyne was . where it will be promptly confirmed. a clerk in Chief Clerk:Bonte’s office at . The appointment of the stalwart old the railroad shops when they mutually. Republican is a merited recognition determined to go to San Francisco to } of valiant and long-continued services enlist. Fifteen applicaats underwent . for the party, and moreover “Uncle the physical examination with them, Dan’s” well known ability and integand five were accepted, they being two rity. will ensure @ model administra~ of the five. The young men were as-' tion. : Age ab to Troop I, Fourth Cavalry, . aoe fnited States Regular Army. They . Making Good Headway. secured a short leave of absence to: Contractor Vincent is making good come to Sacramento to say good by to! headway on the City Water Works: their mother and father, who for years . About twenty-five men are employed. } have lived at 1602 Third street. They Trenching has progressed to ys been. ——wil-return Friday (today) to begin ' wagon factory and some pipe has been Ci Pate is a specific for ecrofula ‘in its~ iving. © We like to do business on a cash proposition. You get our value spot down and we-—well, it’s the way we get our There are adversities that no predictions can fortel, misworst and most malignant forms. fortunes that no human skill may avert, yet no man need morse. . that quickly. their duties as cavalrymen, ; laid above that point. place himself under the credit trip-hammer, under whose iron heel pluck, etiergy and ambition are crushed into. reWhen the hard-working, daybreak and midnight ‘toiler passes his thirty-fifth mile post 1ts a pro peri and size up his financial shape. If he Ends his after him and the nightsweat and heartache drivin remature old age, it’s time to jump on a cash to. stop creditors him into is, and We have none of these. That’s .why we sell so} a2 &, Tum increase of our navy will be apt to give usa heavy floating debt.. ———__+eBaseball Sunday Next. Now, you baseball players, come in = get our everlasting rabber bottom m25-4t The Popular Olothing Store. Fined Sequoia. a? a specialty. BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 51. TOWLE BROS. CO., olay. New Black Suits MAHER & CO. ~ Ladies—We have placed today. on , exhibition some elegant — BLACK SUITS (ee And we invite you all to'take look at them. geil They are strangers here and won’t stop long, and we think it but our duty to ask the Nevada Ladies to call on them. They Are Beauties. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. Samples sent on application: Call on. us for Ventilating Ctagiioc as Yellow Front, Transcript Block. IN LONG OR SHORT :made by O. :manufactur :Hon. J. H.1 ‘Aver respor "Tie party late hour, admirable, p ‘newly elect Eddy. Vocal.sol Past Cor mandery, } jewel to Fre der, Hon. 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