May 3, 1902 (4 pages)

ee ss ae camper ees ‘Nevapa City DaiLy. TRANSCRIPT Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ee ee ae UU American forces on the Island of Mindanio, cables: My ulti. men of Note and Position, and — , matum has not been answered, and my. messenger has not and Other Ryents People in Humbler CircomSATURDAY 5 5 sag 8-48). VE eee eee Saensy eo oaetbearke May 3, 1902. returned. The American outposts were fired upon this stances Say it 1s Unemorning. .The troops advanced shelling Moro fort, but did. , ~ at Glenbrook nalod as a Spring ff not capture it until the troops reached the ditch. The fort ain : : —qualed a5 bp Power of was strongly defended by three hundred men. Lieutenant Medicine. : Wagner and two other officers andtwenty men were wound-. . = “ Tomorrow promises to be a lovely Prominent Business Man Saved ightiog in the [san Manita, May 3—General Davis, commandin DONS TOMORROW. PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND — d Thousands of Physicians, Men and Wons g the Baseball, Horse Racing day for the sports at Glenbrook Park, Sacred Music. HAT THE SPIRITUAL INFLUENCE of sacred “music is a potent factor in striking overwhelming conviction of sin to the hearts of evil-doers is beyond question, and this faci is freely admitted by pastors of the various. religious denominations who state that the inspiring song service in the churches have done as much if not more toward convicting sinners and leading them into the right path in search of divine truth than the eloquent oratoryiand convincing sermons from the pulpits. It was not a very long since we heard a minister in one of our local churches make the following statement: “I. believe the inspiring spiritual power in sacred song has been as equally effectual in the conviction and conversion of sinners as the best sermon ever discoursed; and I sincerely believe that there ate many redeemed souls in heaven who have been saved by the power and throngh the divine instrumentality of music.” That the best and talented singers can accomplish a great amount of good in this line is also true, How often it is that great‘dudiences have been moved to tears by some sweet-vgiced and talented singer who has chosen to sing some sehtimental 67 religious selection! An affecting incident which illustrates the wonderful power and moral’ influence that sacred song exerts on the conscien :es of wrong doers, occurred at San Francisco this week in’a Police Court. When thirty more or less bedraggled men lined up before Judge Fritz one morning after anight in the tanks as punishment, and the usual horrid daily: tale of tisety aiid depravity was unfolded, from a cell near by there came floating the-strains of “The Holy City,” suiigi a fine barytoné.~ Frank Alfred, once known professionally as Alfieri; a member of the Grau Opera Company and-awaiting trial for forgery, was singing. Judge Fritz stopped amazed to listen, while the men in line turned as one man to hear:the music. Two or three men fell to their knees and began to pray, and none listened without some show of emotion. The man sang with all his heart in his voice and the wonderful music lifted and pealed through the corridors of the jail. ae : “Jerusalem, Jerusalem, lift up thy gates and sing.” The“tones were jublilant, appealing. One old man prayed audibly, while one younger and better looking wiped his eyes furtively and edged toward the desk behind which Judge Fritz was standing. A lad scarcely 20 leaned suddenly against the wall and buried his head in his folded arms, sobbing. deeply; those great strangling sobs which come right from the very heart of men and tear and rend as no knife ever tore. “Oh, mother, mother, come back to me,” he cried.; _ “Hfosannah in the highest, hosannah to your King,” rang the full toned voice. =" cap’t stand this, suddenly shouted the wreck of what had once been a man. “Judge, we were brought here to be punished, not for this. It’s brutal to make us suffer in this way.” . “Shut-up —— you,” cried a lad, “let us hear it. It’s heaven to me and it’s saved me, for I'll never drink another drop’as long as I live.” “Hosannah 1m the highest, hosannah forever more.” The great voice rose higher and higher in its ecstacy of melody, and then stopped.as suddenly as it had begun. Sergeant Bidwell and the prison keepers tried in vain to get the men into line once more, but they were quite beyond police control for the time being. Judge Fritz told the po= lice to give the men time. Before order could be restored, however; another voice rose iu song. This time the notes were in ‘tenor and the song, while of a religious nature, was of a more popuiar order. McFadden, the young brute who was recently arrested for the wanton murder of an old man that he might rob him of the little money he owned, was singing, ‘Hello, Central, Give Me Heaven.” His, voice,rang true and pure and he sang with deep feeling andcommonplace words.of the song. This, too, moved manydeeply, but created nothing like the wonderful impression of Alfred’s singing of ‘““The Holy City.” Is it necessary to add that Judge Fritz dismissed every man in the line without a word of reprimand? Was Lucky. In making change at the National Hotel the other day, Merritt Rector took in a 60 cent piece dated 1818. A coin, of thie date bas a numismatic « value of $50, and Merritt is congratalating bimself upon the factthat he noticed it, : Getting. Better. Nw York, May 2—Dr. E. L. Keyes, Arebbishop Corrigan’s physiciau, said today that the Archbishop had passed strength. Job Couldn’t Nave Stood It . Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. They: were raised and cured by Wm. H. Smith. For sale at 8 nde for 25 Ask your gunk for Guith’s and’s. world. Price anteed. Sold by W. D, Vinton, a good night and was cteadily gaining If be had Itching Piles. They’re terribly annoying: but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will cure the worst case of pileson earth. It has cured thousFor Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it’s the best salve in the 25c a-box. Cure guar“LNT OF A First-Class Attraction At the Theater Wednesday. The theater goers of this clty will have.a rare treat next Wednesday evening when the Sierras Oomedy Company will make its bow before what promises to bea full house, The bill will be “A Night Off” and all who attend should prepare for a hearty laugh. The comedy, which is one of Augustin Daily’s best, was played to crowded houses for over a hundred successive nights in New York City, which alone is recommendation enough for it as a piece that will please. The company, which is composed of some of the very best talent of the county, has rebearsed the piece most faithfully aad each member has their part now entirely under control. It is not rash to say the entertainment will rank most favorably with the best of the high priced attractions which are presented here and will be far superior to the average of them. The comedy offers several places for specialties of high order and the company is guite equal to the occasion. Manager Clifford Dennis left this morning for San Francisco, where be will personally select the costumes to be used in the production. Last Tuesday W. P. McOa Two Fire Alarms. from miners’ consumption at [at Downieville. About 5:45 o’clock Tast evening 4. six years. fire alarm was turmed in from Penn-. The A. O. U. W. Orchestra sylvania Co.’s house, occasioned by 8/a dance at North San Jua blaze on the roof of Allan’s foundry. 4 good time is guaranteed The workmen cast yesterday and . music will be excellent. sparke from the cupola set fire to the roof, but it was discovered in time and var tine s ie ea put out by a fire extinguisher anda few buckets of water, after burning out a small space. Luckily the water was not turned on by the firemen, as it would undoubtedly have caused an explosion and endangered lives, besides ruining $500 or $600 worth of castings. There are several large bydrants areuod the foundry which afford a good protection against fire. The firemen had scarcely returned their hose wagons to their respective bouses when a second alarm was turned in from Nevada No, 1 for a small fire in the store of J. B. Rosenthal. A few papers behind the couster were accidentally set en fire, but the blaze was extinguished with a sprinkling pot of water. This store is in a nest of wooden buildings, and if the fire had got a good start it might have proved disastrous. Personal Pointers. M. F, Hussey is over from You Bet, _W. W. Turney is down from Montazoma Bill, I, Lacbmen arrived her today from Salt Lake. F. W. Bowmas and George Brown are up from Spenceville. BE. B. .Lacrue eame over Meadow Lake this morning. ‘P. H. Spellenberg of Sierra City arrived here this morning from San Francisco on hie way home. Mre, Fred Massie left yesterday for Mexico to join here husband, Told in a Brief When you cast your vote on Jndge Nilon yesterday When youcast your vo'e on next pat an X opposite No. 5. next be sure and put a cross posite No. 10, on the ballot. Trustee—Sid:ey Peard. been granted a pension of month, received here this afternoen J. Sherwood of Marysville wilk be planted at Lake Vera. next be sure and put a cros posite No. 5, on the ballot. Trustee—George D. Buckley. called to Grizzly Hill to att suddenly ill. Zaitler and J. J. Jackson. -and ladies you should try it. Harry Tamblyn,who was k In the game of baseball grades of the public school The Ohamber of Commerce has the invitation of Manager Le body tomorrow. Branswick mining stock 2100 chares have changed Charles Witter, formerly by acar while trying to tar quite badly cut and braised bead, Bs Mouuntain Oompany, No. K. of P., last night elected fcilows: froM) & isaac, First Lieutenan W. H. Dunlap, trustees. Interesting Tews tems for Busy Readers. next put an X upposite No. 10. td plaintiff's request for a jury trial in the case of J, M. Lakenan vs. the directors of the Menlo Mining Company. When you cast your vote on Monday Mrs. J. J. Weisenburger, wife of the late Major Weisenburger, who resides at New Whatcom, Washington, bas Three hundred black bass will be When you cast your vote on Monday Dr. O. L. Muller was last evening erinteodent G. P, Hall, who was taken 2“ George Johnston, Sam Erskine and others have sold the claim they recently took up en Rock Creek to Fred He was aged thirtydelicate, sweet and lasting. W. D. Vinton sells it at 60 cents an ounce, horse a few days ago, was not as badly hurt. as was at first reported. Although his leg was broken in places the bone was not splintered. teams from the seventh and eighth ended with a score of twenty-two to nothing in favor of the former. Executive Oommittee of the Nevadas to attend the ball game ina up to eighteem cents per share and this price during the past week. Valley but: how a brakeman on the Southern Pacific railroad, was struck at Auburn a few days ago and was W. G: Richard:, Captain; J. Moore, Second Lieutenant; J. V. Snyder, Recorder; George O. Treasurer; Wm. Quigley, Guard; Wm. Rowe, Sentinel; Jobo Buacigalupi and for which the beseball management has been so hatd at work making preperations, so that the public may have an outing that will make them forget the dull cares of the week, The baseball game will be the principal feature of the afternoon’s programme, but the borse racing, foot racing, jumping and other events for which liberal prizes will be offered, will round out the day of pleasure. Both the Nevadas and. of desperate diseases, Paine’s Ocelery Grass Valleys have been practicing = saves life and restores faithfally and that the game will bea th, battle royal can be safely predicted. ee virile srg sa From the time the first ball goes over . gers of nervous diseases, rheumatism, the plete until the last maa ie out the neuralgia, and baw sone Nani yet wager ball will be kept moving in a way that acquaint their friende—the sick an will arouse the entbus'asm of the well—of what was accomplished for spectators. The game will be snappy them by Paine’s Celery Compound. Io this way the glad tidings of prompt and full of ginger, and if you fail to go you will not forgive yourself for and effectaal cures have been spread the balance of the season, as both from day to day to the remotest towns and villages, and the blessed work of Hfe saving progress in every direction. (X) opteams are out to win, Thomas Hogan For Oity of Grasse Valley, a former ball player, td will act as umpire, and that is a guarOne of the most remarkable cures of recent years effected by Paine’s Celeantee that the decisions will be correct. The following will be the line-. Ny, Compound is the case of Mr. Wyan ® up of the respective teams: Ison, President of the Neleon Grain Nevadas—Charles O'Connor, c; W. Co., of Kansas City, Mo. With intense gratitude and thavkfalness, Mr. Spargo, p; Clair O'Connor, 1st b; Geo. I, Beckley, 2d b; John Hooper, 81 b; Nelson writes as followe: J. RB. Ballestero, ss; H. Noack, If; From Nervous Prostration. Cena It is by trae merit, and true merit alone, that Paine’s Oelery Compound has won ite wondrous popularity io every part of the civilized world. When all ether medicines fail, when tW@s best directed efforts of physicians accomplish but little for the banishing Way Monday granted Monday “[ was nervous, deepondent, irritable, had no appetite, could not sleep, and bad night sweats. My physicians said I was threatened with nervous prostration, and advised a rest from $25 per from T. K business. However on the recommenErnest Hocking, cf; A.N. Morgan, rf. . 9U nd th dation of m rtner, [I commenced " °Y . Manger, 8. Lee Leiter. using eines Celery Compound, and Grass Valleys—Dan Stewart, p; Morrow, ¢c; Whitburn, Ist b; Rose, 2d b; today Iam aSsound as a dollar, eat well, sleep well, and am not at all ner8 (X) Op-. White, 8d b; K»pham, s*; Overmyer, lf; vous.” For Oity . Clauson. ct; Jenkivs, rf. Chas, Stewtd lart and Mansau, substitutzs, Man-. D/AMCND DIES wives foster and weleny ager, J. H. Armstrong. er dyes. end Supae rthy died his home Hot Rolls, hot muffins, hot cakes, made with Royal BakingPowder may be freely eaten without fear of. indigestion. will give n tonight. ‘and the perfume, odor, and icked by a two between (066 6 SHAW CONDANY has gone hands at SELL SCREEN DOORS Complete with Hinges, Handles and Catch for oe $150. ie of Grass o a switch about the 16, U. R. officers as ism. A. Geylord, Tt b ree They will fit any window,cen ZO. Cents.. Mr. and Mrs. Obris Weber and family left today for Reno, where they Miss Josie Finane, county. superintendent of the public schools of Sierra county, arrived here today and left for a visit to friends at San Francisco. Mr. Edwards, a cousia of Williem Moyle, an Australian who hag been spending @ few days here, left for San Francisco teday. Editor James ©. Tyrrell of the Tidings-Telegraph of Grass:Valley, returned home today from Santa Oruz, where he attended the Grand Parlor of Native Sons, His wife accompanied him, Dr, O. W. Obapman, our geniel dentist, who has been down to the coast for several days, looking up the new things in his professional line, and going as a delegate to the Grand Parlor, N. 8. G. W., returned this morning. rock flew up and cut the badly, letting out the viet a brother of Vic Sauvee, known iceman. EE tons, sailing from San about May 25th. — and the finest service. The roll-of honor of the Relief Hijl. have achool for the past month is as follows: Katie Hamlin, Rae Oameron, Josie Jepsen, Annie Penrose, Herman Veale, Bernice Rossen, Henry Penrose, Viola Jepsen, Mary Roseen, Fred Beck.— Miee Ligsie M. Richards teacher. tione—Firet, Second and Th fore closing elsewhere, Frank Waterhouse & Roem 8, Chyouisle Bidg., San ab. Eye injured. While working at the Bulllon mine at Grass Valley this afternoon Alceda Sauvee met with a most painful accident which will deprive bim of the sight of one of hiseyes, A piece of aqueous humor. The injured man is nt. lectro-Dental Parlors NOME, ST. MICHAEL) And Other Arctic Points. 3.8. GARONNE (passenger steamer) 4.000 tons, sailing from San Francisco Lys 26th. 8 8. Lyra (freight steamer) The finest steemers unexcelled facitities for handling heavy and bulky freight and live stock. The. very best passenger accommodaMost favorable rates for passenger and freight. Correspond with us besameenaicmaamanesesiecsGreen Wire Cloth ' Wire Dish Covers Fly Traps. See our window display. optic very reous and PPPEdD These parlors are « branch of the Electroestablished nearly four years ago. Can ak Teds d best equipped Dental Orfices on the Coastand _ Are Located Here Permanently with all the modern Franeisco . atsolutely first-class ete OTRIGAL sad other conveniences t All work guarantee One.hailf steamers . dentists. as the regular prices charged by other OUR PRICES PLATES, full Uoper or Lower $10 00. GOLD F GOLD cROWNS, 22 Kerat 6 00 MELINOS. «i. $2.00 Uo ird class. . sRIDGE WORK, per tootli. 6 00 CLO TALLINGS. RS von $l 00 eee rerceses Pp PAINLESS EXTR estes eeccesensecess 8 @@"No charge for Extracting a esjee clea ce OENTS. Co., Inc. Phone Main 632. ered, Fransisco. ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS of Sacramento, or doing R. EB. SMITH, D. D. s,. Narrow Gauge Railroad, has made arrangements to ran 6 special train to the baseball game at Glenbrook Park tomorrow afternoon. The train will leave Nevada Oity a 1:80 e’clock and retarn at the conclusion of the game, Sons of St. George, Attention. The officers and members of Prince Albert Lodge are requested to meet at Pythian Castle on Saturday, May 84, at 8:30 p. m. sharp. Business of great importance will come before the meeting. A full attendance of the members ated, . ere Prox, W. Preston T, H. Waters, W. Sec’y. m1 A Letter of Thanks. PorTLAND, Or., Sept. 7, 1900. Mr. O. F .Woopwarp—Dear Sir:— 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 almost ‘everything ander the sun torid myself of these disorders, but nothing did me any good until I got a package of Lane’s Tea, bave used it for two weeks steady, and my complexion is as clear as a mirror and my skin a8 white as snow. yee Mrs. E. R. Toomas, 2724¢ Oak. St. For sale by H. B. Dickerman, rigs A Special Train. [I Manager 0, P. Loughridge, of the) . agent, Maher & See Window Co., Nevada — 000000 ae —— Big Sale of Black and Colored Underskiris mont reports the Newhall of Nort —— what . a the tusk of a, mustodon sae tusk of a 1 srge Scarfe has lower portion of the jaw ' Aa cveds. remarkable feature of 4 Donnelly was here was the fact that the bone, pmbia Hill. ied under four feet of: aries Williame has miles from the bay. 4 y, oh of the hand. Union Island was inun yn Pieroe came dor time. The whale wij) 1. Ile yesterday. brought bere and placeq University Woeeta: 1 th bard Sparling arrt stage from Down! , Thomas Dabb of at the home of he ar, on Sacramento Henrick of Sacr ( #I0aG0, May 2— W, Brady, who . ment was.made today tha concrete work at t informatjon against the Oy ned here yesterday ivrg corporations wou ¥ the United States Gonenext week. W.A. Day, an ney, will leave Chicago tor ton tom >rrow and will tuke wig copy of the bill in order that ji, réviewed by Attorney General ¥ A long, eweet smoke, Thom cigars, for sale at Rector Brty, §, Waldron of G 4 last evening fre San Francisco. and Mrs, Guy C rive here this ever lady's sister, Mra, r Hook will rett isco tomorrow. sast was placed are xpeeted that he wi w months. » Graves returned om Redding. Treadwell ie hom oyle, who has bee sturned to San F Dg. owlands is here fre Davis is down fr pnnelly is over fre sott is here from ¢ Beaumont and fam from Sacramente, See Wing upwards, Linon Crash Underskirts you can find them only at the See those new Belts. One cash price to all. Black Mercerized Underskirts at $1, $1.25, $1, Black and Colored Underskirts made of Taffeta wi $12.50 and up as high as $25 each. All grand goods) See the grand line of Wash Goods that we are shoy See the grand lot of Lace Curtains we are showing See those new Shirt Waists. 4 Come and examine our new goods. We treat all allke. Grand goods at the lowest prices. A. H. Kent return n Francisco, afte friends hore. Boeckman returne ning. Geil of San Franoi re on a visit to En ily, returned hom at $1, $1.25 and $1.50, 4 Big Store. lackmore aud wi here this mornir hey were summone erious illness Blackmore, _—. . tice to Inspec MARER & ors of the differe ity Election to b 5th, are hereby eCity Hall, Sund . for $3.50. Special Sale for One r . $5 and $6 Hats fand 8 o’clocky a 8,8upplies and sspective precinc Swwnzy Prarp, C + 0@o-o—____— bmber of Comm imbers of the exe the Chamber of ted to assemble on Broad street tlo'clock to atte Hlenbrook Park. A most beantifal line of Id $5 and $6 Hats will ba aold this special sale for $3.50, . A fall line of Elegant Onli flats at very low prices. — —o-—— = Come and see them, Commercial St., Nevada City. MRS. L. LUBECK, «1 invitation. By « ¥. ENGLEBRIGHT, ] EY, Secretary. ae [Saaen 9.239 Silverware of All Kinds OR Wedding Presents, Spoons, Carving Sets, — _ _ Cold Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad Sets, Butter Knives, Cream Ladles, Olive Spoons. —trek— : Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Reps hoot Postpone lar shoot of the X will be postponed Ith. on account By order, ’.G. Ricuarps, E » Secretary, heurance see T. . t in bulk at 15 dden’s, C. J. BRAND, + The Jewel eet brands of y . delicious pastry. ee ae ae ee Preparation . It is a scientific combination of winter ‘wheat cream of tartar and soda (manufactured by the™ company of Buffalo) for making delicate biscull#! ackage 15 Cents. 4 }C. E. Mulloy, Gro found at W. J. mbers. Try the oS aa J aaa / ae ee i ta i Wa le now selling t } cents a loaf at i Try it and you: Dt good, goo! ry best in to fie Ow! t. of everythi hd your orders ti fand half can mne Sts. Bote pe lunch will William Harr Sud Spring str olce wines, liq on hand. Handsome Clocks: tae ky — ore” Whisky. Rascals Gullding, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City, iy PHONE WEST 14, We have just received a beautiful stock of Clock! kinds, large and small, They are all guaran None Better. Our prices are the Low t ey REM eaccenannl a Repairing of Watehes and Clocks Our 5 ween A. & H. W. Hartt tohmakers Saps Your yj BROAD STREET, NEVE

ee ss ae camper ees ‘Nevapa City DaiLy. TRANSCRIPT Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ee ee ae UU American forces on the Island of Mindanio, cables: My ulti. men of Note and Position, and — , matum has not been answered, and my. messenger has not and Other Ryents People in Humbler CircomSATURDAY 5 5 sag 8-48). VE eee eee Saensy eo oaetbearke May 3, 1902. returned. The American outposts were fired upon this stances Say it 1s Unemorning. .The troops advanced shelling Moro fort, but did. , ~ at Glenbrook nalod as a Spring ff not capture it until the troops reached the ditch. The fort ain : : —qualed a5 bp Power of was strongly defended by three hundred men. Lieutenant Medicine. : Wagner and two other officers andtwenty men were wound-. . = “ Tomorrow promises to be a lovely Prominent Business Man Saved ightiog in the [san Manita, May 3—General Davis, commandin DONS TOMORROW. PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND — d Thousands of Physicians, Men and Wons g the Baseball, Horse Racing day for the sports at Glenbrook Park, Sacred Music. HAT THE SPIRITUAL INFLUENCE of sacred “music is a potent factor in striking overwhelming conviction of sin to the hearts of evil-doers is beyond question, and this faci is freely admitted by pastors of the various. religious denominations who state that the inspiring song service in the churches have done as much if not more toward convicting sinners and leading them into the right path in search of divine truth than the eloquent oratoryiand convincing sermons from the pulpits. It was not a very long since we heard a minister in one of our local churches make the following statement: “I. believe the inspiring spiritual power in sacred song has been as equally effectual in the conviction and conversion of sinners as the best sermon ever discoursed; and I sincerely believe that there ate many redeemed souls in heaven who have been saved by the power and throngh the divine instrumentality of music.” That the best and talented singers can accomplish a great amount of good in this line is also true, How often it is that great‘dudiences have been moved to tears by some sweet-vgiced and talented singer who has chosen to sing some sehtimental 67 religious selection! An affecting incident which illustrates the wonderful power and moral’ influence that sacred song exerts on the conscien :es of wrong doers, occurred at San Francisco this week in’a Police Court. When thirty more or less bedraggled men lined up before Judge Fritz one morning after anight in the tanks as punishment, and the usual horrid daily: tale of tisety aiid depravity was unfolded, from a cell near by there came floating the-strains of “The Holy City,” suiigi a fine barytoné.~ Frank Alfred, once known professionally as Alfieri; a member of the Grau Opera Company and-awaiting trial for forgery, was singing. Judge Fritz stopped amazed to listen, while the men in line turned as one man to hear:the music. Two or three men fell to their knees and began to pray, and none listened without some show of emotion. The man sang with all his heart in his voice and the wonderful music lifted and pealed through the corridors of the jail. ae : “Jerusalem, Jerusalem, lift up thy gates and sing.” The“tones were jublilant, appealing. One old man prayed audibly, while one younger and better looking wiped his eyes furtively and edged toward the desk behind which Judge Fritz was standing. A lad scarcely 20 leaned suddenly against the wall and buried his head in his folded arms, sobbing. deeply; those great strangling sobs which come right from the very heart of men and tear and rend as no knife ever tore. “Oh, mother, mother, come back to me,” he cried.; _ “Hfosannah in the highest, hosannah to your King,” rang the full toned voice. =" cap’t stand this, suddenly shouted the wreck of what had once been a man. “Judge, we were brought here to be punished, not for this. It’s brutal to make us suffer in this way.” . “Shut-up —— you,” cried a lad, “let us hear it. It’s heaven to me and it’s saved me, for I'll never drink another drop’as long as I live.” “Hosannah 1m the highest, hosannah forever more.” The great voice rose higher and higher in its ecstacy of melody, and then stopped.as suddenly as it had begun. Sergeant Bidwell and the prison keepers tried in vain to get the men into line once more, but they were quite beyond police control for the time being. Judge Fritz told the po= lice to give the men time. Before order could be restored, however; another voice rose iu song. This time the notes were in ‘tenor and the song, while of a religious nature, was of a more popuiar order. McFadden, the young brute who was recently arrested for the wanton murder of an old man that he might rob him of the little money he owned, was singing, ‘Hello, Central, Give Me Heaven.” His, voice,rang true and pure and he sang with deep feeling andcommonplace words.of the song. This, too, moved manydeeply, but created nothing like the wonderful impression of Alfred’s singing of ‘““The Holy City.” Is it necessary to add that Judge Fritz dismissed every man in the line without a word of reprimand? Was Lucky. In making change at the National Hotel the other day, Merritt Rector took in a 60 cent piece dated 1818. A coin, of thie date bas a numismatic « value of $50, and Merritt is congratalating bimself upon the factthat he noticed it, : Getting. Better. Nw York, May 2—Dr. E. L. Keyes, Arebbishop Corrigan’s physiciau, said today that the Archbishop had passed strength. Job Couldn’t Nave Stood It . Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. They: were raised and cured by Wm. H. Smith. For sale at 8 nde for 25 Ask your gunk for Guith’s and’s. world. Price anteed. Sold by W. D, Vinton, a good night and was cteadily gaining If be had Itching Piles. They’re terribly annoying: but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will cure the worst case of pileson earth. It has cured thousFor Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it’s the best salve in the 25c a-box. Cure guar“LNT OF A First-Class Attraction At the Theater Wednesday. The theater goers of this clty will have.a rare treat next Wednesday evening when the Sierras Oomedy Company will make its bow before what promises to bea full house, The bill will be “A Night Off” and all who attend should prepare for a hearty laugh. The comedy, which is one of Augustin Daily’s best, was played to crowded houses for over a hundred successive nights in New York City, which alone is recommendation enough for it as a piece that will please. The company, which is composed of some of the very best talent of the county, has rebearsed the piece most faithfully aad each member has their part now entirely under control. It is not rash to say the entertainment will rank most favorably with the best of the high priced attractions which are presented here and will be far superior to the average of them. The comedy offers several places for specialties of high order and the company is guite equal to the occasion. Manager Clifford Dennis left this morning for San Francisco, where be will personally select the costumes to be used in the production. Last Tuesday W. P. McOa Two Fire Alarms. from miners’ consumption at [at Downieville. About 5:45 o’clock Tast evening 4. six years. fire alarm was turmed in from Penn-. The A. O. U. W. Orchestra sylvania Co.’s house, occasioned by 8/a dance at North San Jua blaze on the roof of Allan’s foundry. 4 good time is guaranteed The workmen cast yesterday and . music will be excellent. sparke from the cupola set fire to the roof, but it was discovered in time and var tine s ie ea put out by a fire extinguisher anda few buckets of water, after burning out a small space. Luckily the water was not turned on by the firemen, as it would undoubtedly have caused an explosion and endangered lives, besides ruining $500 or $600 worth of castings. There are several large bydrants areuod the foundry which afford a good protection against fire. The firemen had scarcely returned their hose wagons to their respective bouses when a second alarm was turned in from Nevada No, 1 for a small fire in the store of J. B. Rosenthal. A few papers behind the couster were accidentally set en fire, but the blaze was extinguished with a sprinkling pot of water. This store is in a nest of wooden buildings, and if the fire had got a good start it might have proved disastrous. Personal Pointers. M. F, Hussey is over from You Bet, _W. W. Turney is down from Montazoma Bill, I, Lacbmen arrived her today from Salt Lake. F. W. Bowmas and George Brown are up from Spenceville. BE. B. .Lacrue eame over Meadow Lake this morning. ‘P. H. Spellenberg of Sierra City arrived here this morning from San Francisco on hie way home. Mre, Fred Massie left yesterday for Mexico to join here husband, Told in a Brief When you cast your vote on Jndge Nilon yesterday When youcast your vo'e on next pat an X opposite No. 5. next be sure and put a cross posite No. 10, on the ballot. Trustee—Sid:ey Peard. been granted a pension of month, received here this afternoen J. Sherwood of Marysville wilk be planted at Lake Vera. next be sure and put a cros posite No. 5, on the ballot. Trustee—George D. Buckley. called to Grizzly Hill to att suddenly ill. Zaitler and J. J. Jackson. -and ladies you should try it. Harry Tamblyn,who was k In the game of baseball grades of the public school The Ohamber of Commerce has the invitation of Manager Le body tomorrow. Branswick mining stock 2100 chares have changed Charles Witter, formerly by acar while trying to tar quite badly cut and braised bead, Bs Mouuntain Oompany, No. K. of P., last night elected fcilows: froM) & isaac, First Lieutenan W. H. Dunlap, trustees. Interesting Tews tems for Busy Readers. next put an X upposite No. 10. td plaintiff's request for a jury trial in the case of J, M. Lakenan vs. the directors of the Menlo Mining Company. When you cast your vote on Monday Mrs. J. J. Weisenburger, wife of the late Major Weisenburger, who resides at New Whatcom, Washington, bas Three hundred black bass will be When you cast your vote on Monday Dr. O. L. Muller was last evening erinteodent G. P, Hall, who was taken 2“ George Johnston, Sam Erskine and others have sold the claim they recently took up en Rock Creek to Fred He was aged thirtydelicate, sweet and lasting. W. D. Vinton sells it at 60 cents an ounce, horse a few days ago, was not as badly hurt. as was at first reported. Although his leg was broken in places the bone was not splintered. teams from the seventh and eighth ended with a score of twenty-two to nothing in favor of the former. Executive Oommittee of the Nevadas to attend the ball game ina up to eighteem cents per share and this price during the past week. Valley but: how a brakeman on the Southern Pacific railroad, was struck at Auburn a few days ago and was W. G: Richard:, Captain; J. Moore, Second Lieutenant; J. V. Snyder, Recorder; George O. Treasurer; Wm. Quigley, Guard; Wm. Rowe, Sentinel; Jobo Buacigalupi and for which the beseball management has been so hatd at work making preperations, so that the public may have an outing that will make them forget the dull cares of the week, The baseball game will be the principal feature of the afternoon’s programme, but the borse racing, foot racing, jumping and other events for which liberal prizes will be offered, will round out the day of pleasure. Both the Nevadas and. of desperate diseases, Paine’s Ocelery Grass Valleys have been practicing = saves life and restores faithfally and that the game will bea th, battle royal can be safely predicted. ee virile srg sa From the time the first ball goes over . gers of nervous diseases, rheumatism, the plete until the last maa ie out the neuralgia, and baw sone Nani yet wager ball will be kept moving in a way that acquaint their friende—the sick an will arouse the entbus'asm of the well—of what was accomplished for spectators. The game will be snappy them by Paine’s Celery Compound. Io this way the glad tidings of prompt and full of ginger, and if you fail to go you will not forgive yourself for and effectaal cures have been spread the balance of the season, as both from day to day to the remotest towns and villages, and the blessed work of Hfe saving progress in every direction. (X) opteams are out to win, Thomas Hogan For Oity of Grasse Valley, a former ball player, td will act as umpire, and that is a guarOne of the most remarkable cures of recent years effected by Paine’s Celeantee that the decisions will be correct. The following will be the line-. Ny, Compound is the case of Mr. Wyan ® up of the respective teams: Ison, President of the Neleon Grain Nevadas—Charles O'Connor, c; W. Co., of Kansas City, Mo. With intense gratitude and thavkfalness, Mr. Spargo, p; Clair O'Connor, 1st b; Geo. I, Beckley, 2d b; John Hooper, 81 b; Nelson writes as followe: J. RB. Ballestero, ss; H. Noack, If; From Nervous Prostration. Cena It is by trae merit, and true merit alone, that Paine’s Oelery Compound has won ite wondrous popularity io every part of the civilized world. When all ether medicines fail, when tW@s best directed efforts of physicians accomplish but little for the banishing Way Monday granted Monday “[ was nervous, deepondent, irritable, had no appetite, could not sleep, and bad night sweats. My physicians said I was threatened with nervous prostration, and advised a rest from $25 per from T. K business. However on the recommenErnest Hocking, cf; A.N. Morgan, rf. . 9U nd th dation of m rtner, [I commenced " °Y . Manger, 8. Lee Leiter. using eines Celery Compound, and Grass Valleys—Dan Stewart, p; Morrow, ¢c; Whitburn, Ist b; Rose, 2d b; today Iam aSsound as a dollar, eat well, sleep well, and am not at all ner8 (X) Op-. White, 8d b; K»pham, s*; Overmyer, lf; vous.” For Oity . Clauson. ct; Jenkivs, rf. Chas, Stewtd lart and Mansau, substitutzs, Man-. 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ager, J. H. Armstrong. er dyes. end Supae rthy died his home Hot Rolls, hot muffins, hot cakes, made with Royal BakingPowder may be freely eaten without fear of. indigestion. will give n tonight. ‘and the perfume, odor, and icked by a two between (066 6 SHAW CONDANY has gone hands at SELL SCREEN DOORS Complete with Hinges, Handles and Catch for oe $150. ie of Grass o a switch about the 16, U. R. officers as ism. A. Geylord, Tt b ree They will fit any window,cen ZO. Cents.... Mr. and Mrs. Obris Weber and family left today for Reno, where they Miss Josie Finane, county. superintendent of the public schools of Sierra county, arrived here today and left for a visit to friends at San Francisco. Mr. Edwards, a cousia of Williem Moyle, an Australian who hag been spending @ few days here, left for San Francisco teday. Editor James ©. Tyrrell of the Tidings-Telegraph of Grass:Valley, returned home today from Santa Oruz, where he attended the Grand Parlor of Native Sons, His wife accompanied him, Dr, O. W. Obapman, our geniel dentist, who has been down to the coast for several days, looking up the new things in his professional line, and going as a delegate to the Grand Parlor, N. 8. G. W., returned this morning. rock flew up and cut the badly, letting out the viet a brother of Vic Sauvee, known iceman. EE tons, sailing from San about May 25th. — and the finest service. The roll-of honor of the Relief Hijl. have achool for the past month is as follows: Katie Hamlin, Rae Oameron, Josie Jepsen, Annie Penrose, Herman Veale, Bernice Rossen, Henry Penrose, Viola Jepsen, Mary Roseen, Fred Beck.— Miee Ligsie M. Richards teacher. tione—Firet, Second and Th fore closing elsewhere, Frank Waterhouse & Roem 8, Chyouisle Bidg., San ab. Eye injured. While working at the Bulllon mine at Grass Valley this afternoon Alceda Sauvee met with a most painful accident which will deprive bim of the sight of one of hiseyes, A piece of aqueous humor. The injured man is nt. lectro-Dental Parlors NOME, ST. MICHAEL) And Other Arctic Points. 3.8. GARONNE (passenger steamer) 4.000 tons, sailing from San Francisco Lys 26th. 8 8. Lyra (freight steamer) The finest steemers unexcelled facitities for handling heavy and bulky freight and live stock. The. very best passenger accommodaMost favorable rates for passenger and freight. Correspond with us besameenaicmaamanesesiecsGreen Wire Cloth ' Wire Dish Covers Fly Traps. See our window display. optic very reous and PPPEdD These parlors are « branch of the Electroestablished nearly four years ago. Can ak Teds d best equipped Dental Orfices on the Coastand _ Are Located Here Permanently with all the modern Franeisco . atsolutely first-class ete OTRIGAL sad other conveniences t All work guarantee One.hailf steamers . dentists. as the regular prices charged by other OUR PRICES PLATES, full Uoper or Lower $10 00. GOLD F GOLD cROWNS, 22 Kerat 6 00 MELINOS. «i.. $2.00 Uo ird class. . sRIDGE WORK, per tootli.. 6 00 CLO TALLINGS. RS von $l 00 eee rerceses Pp PAINLESS EXTR estes eeccesensecess 8 @@"No charge for Extracting a esjee clea ce OENTS. Co., Inc. Phone Main 632. ered, Fransisco. ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS of Sacramento, or doing R. EB. SMITH, D. D. s,. Narrow Gauge Railroad, has made arrangements to ran 6 special train to the baseball game at Glenbrook Park tomorrow afternoon. The train will leave Nevada Oity a 1:80 e’clock and retarn at the conclusion of the game, Sons of St. George, Attention. The officers and members of Prince Albert Lodge are requested to meet at Pythian Castle on Saturday, May 84, at 8:30 p. m. sharp. Business of great importance will come before the meeting. A full attendance of the members ated, . ere Prox, W. Preston T, H. Waters, W. Sec’y. m1 A Letter of Thanks. PorTLAND, Or., Sept. 7, 1900. Mr. O. F .Woopwarp—Dear Sir:— 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 almost ‘everything ander the sun torid myself of these disorders, but nothing did me any good until I got a package of Lane’s Tea, bave used it for two weeks steady, and my complexion is as clear as a mirror and my skin a8 white as snow. yee Mrs. E. R. Toomas, 2724¢ Oak. St. For sale by H. B. Dickerman, rigs A Special Train. [I Manager 0, P. Loughridge, of the) . agent, Maher & See Window Co., Nevada — 000000 ae —— Big Sale of Black and Colored Underskiris mont reports the Newhall of Nort —— what . a the tusk of a, mustodon sae tusk of a 1 srge Scarfe has lower portion of the jaw ' Aa cveds. remarkable feature of 4 Donnelly was here was the fact that the bone, pmbia Hill. ied under four feet of: aries Williame has miles from the bay. 4 y, oh of the hand. Union Island was inun yn Pieroe came dor time. The whale wij) 1. Ile yesterday. brought bere and placeq University Woeeta: 1 th bard Sparling arrt stage from Down! , Thomas Dabb of at the home of he ar, on Sacramento Henrick of Sacr ( #I0aG0, May 2— W, Brady, who . ment was.made today tha concrete work at t informatjon against the Oy ned here yesterday ivrg corporations wou ¥ the United States Gonenext week. W.A. Day, an ney, will leave Chicago tor ton tom >rrow and will tuke wig copy of the bill in order that ji, réviewed by Attorney General ¥ A long, eweet smoke, Thom cigars, for sale at Rector Brty, §, Waldron of G 4 last evening fre San Francisco. and Mrs, Guy C rive here this ever lady's sister, Mra, r Hook will rett isco tomorrow. sast was placed are xpeeted that he wi w months. » Graves returned om Redding. Treadwell ie hom oyle, who has bee sturned to San F Dg. owlands is here fre Davis is down fr pnnelly is over fre sott is here from ¢ Beaumont and fam from Sacramente, See Wing upwards, Linon Crash Underskirts you can find them only at the See those new Belts. One cash price to all. Black Mercerized Underskirts at $1, $1.25, $1, Black and Colored Underskirts made of Taffeta wi $12.50 and up as high as $25 each. All grand goods) See the grand line of Wash Goods that we are shoy See the grand lot of Lace Curtains we are showing See those new Shirt Waists. 4 Come and examine our new goods. We treat all allke. Grand goods at the lowest prices. A. H. Kent return n Francisco, afte friends hore. Boeckman returne ning. Geil of San Franoi re on a visit to En ily, returned hom at $1, $1.25 and $1.50, 4 Big Store. lackmore aud wi here this mornir hey were summone erious illness Blackmore, _—.. . tice to Inspec MARER & ors of the differe ity Election to b 5th, are hereby eCity Hall, Sund . for $3.50. Special Sale for One r . $5 and $6 Hats fand 8 o’clocky a 8,8upplies and sspective precinc Swwnzy Prarp, C + 0@o-o—____— bmber of Comm imbers of the exe the Chamber of ted to assemble on Broad street tlo'clock to atte Hlenbrook Park. A most beantifal line of Id $5 and $6 Hats will ba aold this special sale for $3.50, . A fall line of Elegant Onli flats at very low prices. — —o-—— = Come and see them, Commercial St., Nevada City. MRS. L. LUBECK, «1 invitation. By « ¥. ENGLEBRIGHT, ] EY, Secretary. ae [Saaen 9.239 Silverware of All Kinds OR Wedding Presents, Spoons, Carving Sets, — _ _ Cold Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad Sets, Butter Knives, Cream Ladles, Olive Spoons. —trek— : Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Reps hoot Postpone lar shoot of the X will be postponed Ith. on account By order, ’.G. Ricuarps, E » Secretary, heurance see T. . t in bulk at 15 dden’s, C. J. BRAND, + The Jewel eet brands of y . delicious pastry. ee ae ae ee Preparation . It is a scientific combination of winter ‘wheat cream of tartar and soda (manufactured by the™ company of Buffalo) for making delicate biscull#! ackage 15 Cents. 4 }C. E. Mulloy, Gro found at W. J. mbers. Try the oS aa J aaa / ae ee i ta i Wa le now selling t } cents a loaf at i Try it and you: Dt good, goo! ry best in to fie Ow! t. of everythi hd your orders ti fand half can mne Sts. Bote pe lunch will William Harr Sud Spring str olce wines, liq on hand. Handsome Clocks: tae ky — ore” Whisky. Rascals Gullding, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City, iy PHONE WEST 14, We have just received a beautiful stock of Clock! kinds, large and small, They are all guaran None Better. Our prices are the Low t ey REM eaccenannl a Repairing of Watehes and Clocks Our 5 ween A. & H. W. Hartt tohmakers Saps Your yj BROAD STREET, NEVE