November 5, 1901 (4 pages)

ss sition are out and injured, financialusable in years to come, _ tf ‘ TBrreemonemany P.0. BOX E Issued Rvéry Evening, Sundays Excupted TERMS OF SUBSOBITTION : By Mell, + = .* $6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TUESDAY .. ..-. Nov. 5, 1901 Brief and Interesting Stems From Mbroad. Lord Roberts is said to be awful anxious to retire from the military service. He has had his. fill of the cruel and unjust war. The managers of the Buffalo Expoly; to the tune of over four million dollars in gold coin. The stockholders will have to run their hands down in their breeches’ pockets and make it good. ‘4 The experimental electrical military railway in Berlinis a success, and the speed of the trains been gradually increased until now eighty-five miles are comfortably covered in an hour. Driven suddenly insane by worry over the election, John Wade, killed hia friend, John Young, in a Brooklyn lodging-house, mortally wounded two other men, and injured fifteen lodgers. Aremarkable project is receiving attention among Russian engineers. It is proposed to construct a railroad tunnel under the main chain of the Caucasus Mountains froma potnt . Greve Deal went—over on the San} forty miles south of Viadikavkas. The tunnel will be twenty-three miles long.and cost $75,000,000. » ‘Treason and sedition” are to be severely punished in the Phillipines, Despite the fact that all the ports of Semar are closed, supplies still reach the Filipino Insurgents. fee Two prisoners broke jail at Yuma, stole a locomotive and made a wild run. Anotherengine went in purtsuit, one desperado killed, the other captured. ‘ b. Fitzsimmons says nearly all the pugilists are fakirs. Guess his head is clear on that proposition. Ninety-six carloads of flour were destroyed by fire in Wisconsin last Sunday. In view of the recent suceesses of the Boers, it is difficult to. imagine what would have happened to the British in South Africa if Lord. Roberts had been made a Duke. Italy, Greece, Russia ‘and England have war. vessels in Turkish waters to watch the operations of the French squadron. More Room For Display. The Great American Importing Tea Co’s store on Pine street is to have more room in which to display. goods. . Arrangements have been made whereby the two show windows adjoining the store will be utilized in making attractive displays of chinaware and other articles. —_—_—___ + +@e + —____ The New Time-Table. The new time-table on the Narrow Gauge railroad makes the following changes in the arrival and departure of trains: For San Francisco and the Fast, at 12:25 p. m ; arriving from the East, 1:12 p. m.; arriving, connecting at Colfax with trains from San Francisco, at 4:35 p. m, Native Sons Meeting. The regular meeting of Hydraulic _ Parlor, No. 56, N.8. G. W, will be held this evening at the usual. bour. A full attendance is desired. Thrown From a Horse. Ed Perryman, the well known miner, was thrown from a horse on Sacramento street last evening while. returning from work. The cinch on the saddle brcke and Mr.Perryman was thrown quite heavily to the ground,but escaped with slight injuries. 2 A Special Meeting. There will be a special meeting of Nevada Lodge, No.'18, F.and A. M., on Wednesday evening, November 6th. The second degree of Masonry will be light vote is being cast notwithstandSan .aanctsco, November 5.— A ing the pleasant weather, and no one is able to say who is running ahead. Party lines are badly cut up. No dis=s New York, November 5.—A_ cold rain fs seriously interfering with the voting in many districts. The heavlest vote was cast this morning. PuitapeLteHia, November 5. — The weather is cold and cloudy. The reports from many sections of the State show that a light vote is being cast. Personal Pointers: C. L. Brown is here from Oakland. Julian Sontag, the powder man, is it town. ; W. Williams is down from Graniteville. : Al Livingstone is bere from Carson City. 2 E. Flint arrived here today from San Francisco. A. 8. Frank of Boston is here on business, L: Nutter came down yesterday from Camptonville, . ; C. {Wettierim of San Fraacisoo arrived here last evening. A. A. Gilbert and F. Nugent are visiting bere from Sweetland. J. P. Ashley and wife of Fostoria Ohio, arrived here yesterday. yesterday to North Bloomfield. Juan ridge today on a hunting trip. George Storye, who retarned a few days ago from Tonopah, Nevada, is dangerously ill with pneumonia. W: W. Miller, superintendent of the Idaho-California mine at Pike City, left here this morning for San Francisco. E. C. Fisher is reperted to be quite ill at bis homeon the lower Grass Valley road. eet Martin Barth came over from Sweetland yesterday and left this morning for San Francisco. : C. C. Weisenburger went up today to North Bloo mfield, where “he will erect a mill for the Blue Gravel. Mining Company. eas be E. Hampton left this morning for San Francisco, on mining business. W.T.and GC. BS Harker, and their wives, are down from Relief Hlll today. Mr. Barlow and daughter of Placerville will arrive here this evening on a visit to relatives. < E. S. Swain and W. E. Tom of San Francisco arrived here on. the afternoon train. 5 ewer Srass Valley Uotes. Happenings at Our Sister City, Reported By Gelephone. At the home of the bride’s parents this morning Rev. B. Dent Naylor united in marriage Miss Minnie Hooper to Charles Shackleton, two popular young Grass Valley people. They shortly after the wedding for San Francisco, where they will spend their honeymoon,Rev. B. H. Foster, who has been pastor of the church &t Penn Valley forthe past eight of nine years, will leave with his wife next week for Chino where he will take charge of a church. Robert Tolmie, a well-known Pianist of San Francisco, retarned home today Beatty. A Good Appointmeat. Miss Helen Gould has been selected to manage the women’s affairs of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, which is to be held in St. Louis and is expected to exceed the Chicago Exposition in completeness and in its general features. -The choice ‘is a sigularly wise one, and the Fair management has been fortunate in securing so accomplished and so universally popular a woman of great wealth and pablic spirit to take upon herself the labor that of managing an important department will necessitate. It is doubly fortunate for the ladies that their interests will be in the hands of one so THE TRANSCRIPT. Light Vote Being Polled . Ohe Ward COrial. turbances of any. sort reported. ..}. ‘Tgot up the street a short distance Albert and Robert Organ went up; ‘. way.< She did» not see the defendant out he had his coat off and appeared to after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. G. ean a = # s Mpuch Interest Is Being Gaken in the Case. Ward, who is charged with perloining a valise from the residence of Richard Bennetts, on East Broad street, is making quite a stir dt the Courthouse. A large number of ladies have been summoned as. witnesses, and when court convened this morning the room was well filled with spectators. It appears that Ward called at several houses in this city, and when he reached W. F. Englebright’s home on East Broad street-his actions gave rise to Buspicions. The telephone was brought in to use, and Deputy Sheriff J. H. Pescoe was soon on the fellow’s trail; Inthe meantime Ward was going from house to house, and when he reached Mr. Bennetts’ pluce the sight of the valise was too much for him, and, he carried it away. When he officer Pascoe was close on ‘his heels. Ward realized that he was being pursued and. he threw the valise away and quickened his pace. The Deputy Sherquickly brought bim toa halt, recov ered the stolen article and landed the daylight burglar bebind the bars. One reason why so much interest is being manifested in the trial is that ladies in different parts of this city feel timid when left alone. Hence there is a natural tendency to have all intruders brought hefore the courts and punished for their acts. By carrying eut.this plan it will deter others from resorting to such pilfering methods. The case was called promptly at ten clock this morning, District Attorney E. B. Power appearing on the part of the prosecution and L. P. Larue Esq. for the defendant. John W. O'Neill was sworn as stenographer. The following named jurors were accepted and sworn to try the case: James Watt, Wm. Bree, Alfred Kinsman, H. J. Faohs, H. C. Me:l, George Mulroy. The regular panel having been exhausted, Judge Nilon ordered that a special venire of fifteen be sammoned to appear at one o’clock. Out of the new venire six additional jurors were obtained, namely, M. L. Roberts, BR. Guenther, J. Reagan, J.G. Neagle, Jas. Bovey, John Dunnicliff. The following have been summoned as witnesses in the case: Dr. David L. « The case of the people vs. John A.): Yot for the Miners. Yow In the Rivers. Editor Will S, Green of the Colusa on the Yuba river. ially of the matter he says: “How the miners could ever conYuba was for the purpose of allowing hydraulic mining, to go on is more than we could see; but since the Congressional committee came out here and gave such emphatic expressions of the purposes of the appropriation there has been no enthusiasm on the part of the miners for the building of the dam, and it may be doubted if there will: not be sufficient obstacles thrown in the way to prevent its construction. The valley people do not stand together for things that benefit the valley like the miners do for those things that benefit the miners, whether in immediate interest or not.” The Sick List. Miss Dorcas Lawrence is slightly indisposed, Mrs. W. G. Richards Is suffering from & severe cold. Mrs. Baltz is confined to her home on Boulder street by illness. Mrs. Fred Searls, who ‘has quite sick, is much improved. Mrs. John Murley of Piety Hill, who’ has been suffering from an attack of pneumonia, is now able to be up. The eight-year-old daughter of Thomas Oliver of Gold Flat, has nearly recoyered from‘an attack of diphtheria. The quarantine will be removed shortly. . A Long Name. Lonpon, Nov. 4—King Edward, ata meeting of the Privy Council, today, sigaed the pro3lamation giving him his new titie, as follows: “Edward the Seveath, by the grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, and Ireland, and of the British dominions beyond the sea, defender of the fa:th, and Emperor of India. been Deal, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bennette, Mesdamies W. F. Englebright, L. Hyman, H. Shearer, A. Allen and Deputy . Sheriff Pascoe, 3 ‘It is said that Ward will endeavor to exctise his‘ actiéns on the ground that he was under the influence of liquor. “At 2 o'clock the examination of witnesses on the part of the prosecution was begun. Mrs. R. J. Bennetts was called tothe ‘stand and testified as to the satchel having been in the halltake it away. . Mrs. A. D. Allan was the next witness, She saw a man going around the corner of the-bouse, When he came be trying to conceal something. It looked like ‘a satchel. The witness identified Ward as the man. Deputy Sheriff Pasco was then examined. He saw the defendant coming out of Mr. Bennetts’ yard. The officer was then in front of Mr. Englebright’s residence and _ he ordered Ward to stop. He kept on up the street. and. threw the satchel over a fence. The officer then caught up to Ward and searched him. Six razors were found on him, andwhen he was taken to the jail another one was found sewed up in his undershirt. . -Mr. Pascoe was onthe stand when our report closed. _ Must Be Returned at Once. taken by some boys from the Chivell residence, on Aristocracy Hill, and carried away. The gate has not yet been returned, but warning is given that unless the property is brought back immedistely the guilty parties will be prosecuted, as they are known. a nal Fight Last Night. Three young men made it “lively” on Gommercial street for a short while last night. According to streef report, it was a one-sided affair—two of the combatants going against the capable and sympathetic, conferred and all members are requested to be present. W GQ. RicHarps, I. J. Roure, Master. Secretary. 2t ————-+ @e +--+ Local otes. Dr. R. M. Hunt, who has been confined-to his home by illness, for some time, was able to be on the streets today. — ‘s bat William Robingon, who had his . knee badly crushed at the Campbell mine not long ago by being caved on, is able to get around on the streets again.Something Nice to Keep. Any one who attended the re-union . picnic and gathering of old Nevada — conntyans, which was held at Glen-. brook on the 10th of September, can; procure aluminum souvenirs of that . occasion at five cente each at E. Ww.) Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valiN AR . ee l Dress Soods Wall Paper (Ni a vm a ae g “: x : in Wall Paper and Carpets for the next few days. a invitation to visit our store. “other fellow,” ~—— (A A A RH We. have. just received a & large stock of Winter Dress ‘ Goods which we will sell at c very low prices, also &§ Big Bargains We extend to all a special SNELL @ Cor. Broad and Pine FLEMING Streets, Nevada City. RE CS TE * a On Halloween night a gate was} Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of: the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case out of ten are caused by eatarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by -Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. “PF, J. GHENEY & CO., Toledo,O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. —+180--——_—— Sorbetto Icecream Sandwiches are the very latest thing out. Chas. E. Legler makes them. Try one. 021 tf Empty Stocking Clubs. Dams to Keep Back Debris Scheme to Provide for Poor Ruth Ashmore. Mr, Wolf had a page of his drawings in the Ladies’ Home Journal. One showed the: bitter disappointment of two waifs, who crawled out of a forlorn bed to find their ragged stockingsempty. This ver? pitiful picture brought tears to thousands of eyes, but t than tears. She received and spread abroad the idea of “Empty Stocking Olubs.” vide “filling” for the stockings of the These clubs sprung . clears ea c up everywhere and on Christmas Day hoo. ; weebbge. 1897, many a sad little life was filled erman, sole agent. Children at Christmas. uth Ashmore it brought more The sole object was to propoor children. with happiness. Then Ruth Ashmore died. The “Empty Stocking Clubs” became fewer. Now the idea bas been revived. It is just time to begin forming the clubs. And what a fine thing it would beif in years to come the Christmas of 1901 could be recalled as, the “full stocking” Christmas. Isn’t it worth while ? EES Buy and Try a Box Tonight. Whiie you think of it, go buy and try a box of Cascarets Candy Cathartic, ideal laxative, tonight. You'll never regret it. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, roc. The best brands of whisky and cigars canbe procured at the Council Chambers, W.J. Britland prop. tf The Population of Nevada City Is about 5000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than any others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs. Price 25c and 50c. Trial size free. For sale by HH. Dickerman, sole agent. + 2e-+—-—— Headactie Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the headache is gone. They cure neuralgia. 25c. and 10c.a box, For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. a tf —-——_ + 2@e + ——__—— For home use, for bar use,for phy-. sician’s use, for. every body’s use, Jesse Moore whiskey is always the best and is in most general demand. Malaria Causes Biliousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. + e@e Not merely stimulating, but nourishing, not a nerve killer, but anerve tonic, is Gilt Edge whiskey. *, g eI a. i Strictly High Grade and ES . ee Air-Tight Heating wperior Neel Ranges LEGG & SHAW CO. Sole Agents for Nevada City. EERE TRESD ‘EIA I SI La RRR Te Oe ay Ca es Mae! : ‘ ADS AP NAP SRS i] ; Up-to-date, Fire Backs Guaranteed to last 15 years. LY Stoves from $2.50 up. ‘1A Few Pointers on Good Launéry Work. K % c will not come amiss to those who Sh know what good laundry work teally is: clothes clean. © clothes stiff, if stiffening they require. . * clothes smooth, NEVADACOUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION 1, The way we wash makes 2. The way we starch makes 3. The way we iron makes given him by the declared t In December, 1896 Obille and Fever, tee bot Bat ’ ’ ASTE 9 ° eee Coe ion and quinine in a tasteless form: which are owned by C.D. Bo No cure—ne pay. Price 50c. beer—the very and see Wm. Harry. keeps he in a healthy condition. moves the bo indigestion. Paine, none better. Bros. aie ile URE . suaded him to try Electric Bittere,and 3 Four Drowned. Micnicamme, Mich., Nov. City appetite. Price For sale by H —_—_——___+ 70 BORN. to the wife of daughter. At Willow Valley,. November 4th, and 1O0L; tothe wife of A, Sekert, 060m 7 . degekanae In Nevada City, November 8d, 1901, . mey_ to the wife of F. J. O’Connor, a daugh. perfect In Nevada phe ay 4 ter. —_ wels every day, and cures "It purifies the blood, omplexion, — on found at the Council Obambers, W.j, . “Dick. BRITLAND prop.; beat cigars also, tt tf ag q A Legal Holiday. San Francisco, Nov. 4—By proclamation, the-Mayor, under autherity present charter, has oday, the date of the municiJust imagines a Christmas morning pal election, & legal holidayAll exSun is surprised that the miners ex-. when not one child in all this Jand who ceusigua ilk sicesd pected to derive any benefit from the} hung up a stocking the night before ee ag proposed big dam at Daguerre Point ghould find it empty when awakening ! . In writing editor. Think of the joy that would be let loose in this old world . ! How can it be done ? In the October Ladies’ ee a ceive the idea that the dam on the’ rnal the president of the Suns ne . prominent young men hati ceca the ball rolling. She George W. Levy, Atel Levy, Abe Carlsuggested that an “Empty Stocking . gon and Allin Carlson, Club be formed in every city and towD . jast night in Leke M chiga in the country. The “Empty Stocking” is a monument toaman and a woman the world will not soon forget M. F. Woolf, the artist of the poor, and 4—Four is village,. were drowned mme by the capsizing of their boat during a storm. The Best Prescription For Malaria tle of Gnove. °Hect today. This is the second jn. It is simply ——— anneal f want a good, cool drink of obi best in towne m7The Handsomest Woman n Nevada Cannot preserve her beauty, except she against whom no cha a digestive organs . Tees are made © re bowels and diges Tea . seome to stand no show of election, Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thoma: man Yor. For aale at Rector . Texas, onee fooled Maher & here for you. , you all to pay us a Visit. out today at Jenalngs, « tory Out an oil gueher was struck a tow ¢, ago, and which is now crowded iy prospeetors, consuming at least ini, business houses entirely, including ty, Bank of Jenmings and the i." hotel. A bigh wind prevaits, ct Are is etl raging. No lives av hong to hundreds of thousands, will enaoune q Wages Soing Up, Fa Rives, Mass., November 4 i The 5-per cent. wage Increase ay, Iron Works cotton mills went into» crease of 5 per cent in these mills, New York, within a month, fad The Way it Ruos, Mayor, and three of them are 4 charged with being in league with thy worst elements of society, The on — ——_—————____] The best brands of whiskey can ty Stood Death Ort. E. B. Manday, a lawyer of Henrietta, 8 grave-digger, He says: “My fF was very . a malarial fever. and jaundice: I ne he was soon much better, but contin. ued their use until he was shall 4 1901, cured. I am stre Electric Bitters pase. 4 hie life.” This remedy expels malar, . alter L. Mobley, a ‘kills disease germs and purifies the blood; aids tion, regulates liver, wels, cures constipa— fia, nervous diseases, kid. eres ore Piaints, gives tion, dy . Only 60c at Vinton 1 drug store. F Big Cash Dry Goods Store Attention, Shrewd Buyers! ~ Our store is full of the best stock of Dry Goods that was . ever brought to this or any other city in California. We want — Our prices’are well worth yout seeing. Come where you can get the most for your money. Come where you can get lots of new things. they do;not force you to: buy. Come to the place where everything they sell is just as represented, or your money is Come where _. We want to call your attention to the Jacket and Cape . Display, also the Tennis Gown Display now to he seen it jour large show windows. Come'to us for Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear, and” make your money go a long way. Respectfully, MAHE EE & OO. evant = ~ A Guessing Contest . ) see about it. ' There is one going on here. It’s worth your time. Come around and CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer, Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. owner will not The “Lucky Curve” Feed Fountain Pen. Have you seen the Parker “Lacky Ontve” Fountain Peo? The lucky curve not only feeds the ink perfectly to the point of the pen and in the exact drains the ink from the feed channe voir when the 5 A. & H. W. HARTUNG -WATOHMAKERS, Broad Street. nantity desired, but it. 4 back into the reser is carried in the pocket, so that the 3 ed b d of the Fountain when he aunored be. sires off the en haviog inky fingers. The Parker Pes ie , failing to do 30, tor sale by : Makers of Dealers in ‘Glass, Leath Pewter Ware SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ment for transacting business out-of-town pore en Hy P sent upon request, Shreve & Co. FINE JEWELRY and SILVER WARE iamonds and Watches, Cut } er Goods, . and European Novelties, ; . MARKET and POST STS,, . . } Broadse.-Notice— Most convenient a 7 d a fine line Twill sall at. LOW PRICES. Call in and see them. . iter For Blood : ogg jeria Dit 1 For Those Living in the *O oni. tricte,_ Grove’s Tasteless Oni jee C 1HE TRANS ‘ SUESIAY. .cescoaeeaae ————_—_—_—_—____ Yfotes of Inte For life insurance see T. Go to N. Rohr for your ing. We can please the mos in millinery. Miss Hoeft, B all on Ed Schmidt when anything in the tobacco fin Latest and a.ost stylish et and winter millinery at Misa For the best of everyth meat line send your orders: For a clean, smooth eh Tom Moore’s tonsorial pat mercial St; price 15c. Bath The choicest brands ‘of 1 cigars can be found at W.J. Council Chambers. Try th A good hot lunch will every night at William Har corner Pine and Spring st beer and choice wines, li cigars always‘on hand. Tomorrow night the dan will be opened. A snowbreak is being bt roof ef Washington school b A large pump arrived a at Grass Valley yesterday fo tric mine, The electric cars ran till a __ last night and were well pati The Christian Endeavor its regular monthly busine this evening at the home « Sims. : : C. L. Ruggles, the Distr Exalted Ruler of the Elke, y official visit to the Graes V; tonight. Robert H. Nauton and Oh nin are here adjusting the home of L. J. Trautman, whi stroyed by fire laet week, On Saturday night the Ei will run--till-after--twelve-« that Grass Valleyans may at: pany O’s dance at this eity, The fifteen-monthe’-old d Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holbro fering from bad scalds abot and chest, received by the spilling of a kettle of hot wa‘ W. H. Mills, agent of tl Pacific Land Department, ac by his Secretary, W. F. Per artived in San Francisco fro1 falo Exposition, where they 1 range for the closing of the exhibit, The City’s expenses in brought against it by M Giles amounts to $162.90 and tees last night ordered that for thatamount be drawn it Clerk Peard, so those who bi coming can get it from him. “While I wasin Graces Va Hiram, ‘I met a buako buste mean a bronco buster, don’t quired his wife. “No I don’t Hiram. “A bronco. buste: horses, an’ a bunko buster br I’m busted.” Do you send your laut Chinese wash house and . clothes pounded to pieces ov and get them back with a fensive odor about them? vada County Laundry wash scientifically and returns t' clean and well laundered, . Tomorrow night will be ‘( ley Night” at the Episcopal . the following program wi dered: Mandolin Ciub. V: Mr. Pfann.Vocal solo— Taggart. Violin. solo—Mr Vocal solo—Dr. Dobbins. duett—Mrs. Tickell and . ! . Vocal solo—Miss Mainhart mental solo—Mrs. F. G. Bet solo—Mrs, Opie. Weather Predicti McAdie of the San Fra . Teau made the following this morning: : Fair tonight; cloudy on The Passion Pia: Our people will have an . for the first time on Tuesda . Resday evenings of this we ing a life-motion pictare e the sublime Passion Play, f pearance of the Star of Be the Ascension of Christ. / ater, Admission 10 and 25 Tne Cheapest Wi Patrons of the electr should procure coupon bo five cents on every fare be ‘terminus. Books are ne venient for vest pockets, fifty coupon tickets, and 2.50 each. This is the cents per ticket, but passe out books will be cha cents. Booka are trans! Sale atthe Nevada Cour Electrie Co Fevade one” in Gra: ———__+-2@e> -__—_— An Interesting Ev At the Theater on Tueed hesday evenings a picture the sublime Passion Play, and up-to-date scenes. Music, Admission, 10 an: SoaunaEEEEEEEanen co _<aanenne Malaria Causes Bill Grove’s Tasteless Chill 1 the cause, : —————_+ 090 -— Choice oyster cook-tal sured at Billy Britla Chambers, on Broad stre fe)

ss sition are out and injured, financialusable in years to come, _ tf ‘ TBrreemonemany P.0. BOX E Issued Rvéry Evening, Sundays Excupted TERMS OF SUBSOBITTION : By Mell, + = .* $6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TUESDAY .... ...-. Nov. 5, 1901 Brief and Interesting Stems From Mbroad. Lord Roberts is said to be awful anxious to retire from the military service. He has had his. fill of the cruel and unjust war. The managers of the Buffalo Expoly; to the tune of over four million dollars in gold coin. The stockholders will have to run their hands down in their breeches’ pockets and make it good. ‘4 The experimental electrical military railway in Berlinis a success, and the speed of the trains been gradually increased until now eighty-five miles are comfortably covered in an hour. Driven suddenly insane by worry over the election, John Wade, killed hia friend, John Young, in a Brooklyn lodging-house, mortally wounded two other men, and injured fifteen lodgers. Aremarkable project is receiving attention among Russian engineers. It is proposed to construct a railroad tunnel under the main chain of the Caucasus Mountains froma potnt . Greve Deal went—over on the San} forty miles south of Viadikavkas. The tunnel will be twenty-three miles long.and cost $75,000,000. » ‘Treason and sedition” are to be severely punished in the Phillipines, Despite the fact that all the ports of Semar are closed, supplies still reach the Filipino Insurgents. fee Two prisoners broke jail at Yuma, stole a locomotive and made a wild run. Anotherengine went in purtsuit, one desperado killed, the other captured. ‘ b. Fitzsimmons says nearly all the pugilists are fakirs. Guess his head is clear on that proposition. Ninety-six carloads of flour were destroyed by fire in Wisconsin last Sunday. In view of the recent suceesses of the Boers, it is difficult to. imagine what would have happened to the British in South Africa if Lord. Roberts had been made a Duke. Italy, Greece, Russia ‘and England have war. vessels in Turkish waters to watch the operations of the French squadron. More Room For Display. The Great American Importing Tea Co’s store on Pine street is to have more room in which to display. goods. . Arrangements have been made whereby the two show windows adjoining the store will be utilized in making attractive displays of chinaware and other articles. —_—_—___ + +@e + —____ The New Time-Table. The new time-table on the Narrow Gauge railroad makes the following changes in the arrival and departure of trains: For San Francisco and the Fast, at 12:25 p. m ; arriving from the East, 1:12 p. m.; arriving, connecting at Colfax with trains from San Francisco, at 4:35 p. m, Native Sons Meeting. The regular meeting of Hydraulic _ Parlor, No. 56, N.8. G. W, will be held this evening at the usual. bour. A full attendance is desired. Thrown From a Horse. Ed Perryman, the well known miner, was thrown from a horse on Sacramento street last evening while. returning from work. The cinch on the saddle brcke and Mr.Perryman was thrown quite heavily to the ground,but escaped with slight injuries. 2 A Special Meeting. There will be a special meeting of Nevada Lodge, No.'18, F.and A. M., on Wednesday evening, November 6th. The second degree of Masonry will be light vote is being cast notwithstandSan .aanctsco, November 5.— A ing the pleasant weather, and no one is able to say who is running ahead. Party lines are badly cut up. No dis=s New York, November 5.—A_ cold rain fs seriously interfering with the voting in many districts. The heavlest vote was cast this morning. PuitapeLteHia, November 5. — The weather is cold and cloudy. The reports from many sections of the State show that a light vote is being cast. Personal Pointers: C. L. Brown is here from Oakland. Julian Sontag, the powder man, is it town. ; W. Williams is down from Graniteville. : Al Livingstone is bere from Carson City. 2 E. Flint arrived here today from San Francisco. A. 8. Frank of Boston is here on business, L: Nutter came down yesterday from Camptonville, . ; C. {Wettierim of San Fraacisoo arrived here last evening. A. A. Gilbert and F. Nugent are visiting bere from Sweetland. J. P. Ashley and wife of Fostoria Ohio, arrived here yesterday. yesterday to North Bloomfield. Juan ridge today on a hunting trip. George Storye, who retarned a few days ago from Tonopah, Nevada, is dangerously ill with pneumonia. W: W. Miller, superintendent of the Idaho-California mine at Pike City, left here this morning for San Francisco. E. C. Fisher is reperted to be quite ill at bis homeon the lower Grass Valley road. eet Martin Barth came over from Sweetland yesterday and left this morning for San Francisco. : C. C. Weisenburger went up today to North Bloo mfield, where “he will erect a mill for the Blue Gravel. Mining Company. eas be E. Hampton left this morning for San Francisco, on mining business. W.T.and GC. BS Harker, and their wives, are down from Relief Hlll today. Mr. Barlow and daughter of Placerville will arrive here this evening on a visit to relatives. < E. S. Swain and W. E. Tom of San Francisco arrived here on. the afternoon train. 5 ewer Srass Valley Uotes. Happenings at Our Sister City, Reported By Gelephone. At the home of the bride’s parents this morning Rev. B. Dent Naylor united in marriage Miss Minnie Hooper to Charles Shackleton, two popular young Grass Valley people. They shortly after the wedding for San Francisco, where they will spend their honeymoon,Rev. B. H. Foster, who has been pastor of the church &t Penn Valley forthe past eight of nine years, will leave with his wife next week for Chino where he will take charge of a church. Robert Tolmie, a well-known Pianist of San Francisco, retarned home today Beatty. A Good Appointmeat. Miss Helen Gould has been selected to manage the women’s affairs of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, which is to be held in St. Louis and is expected to exceed the Chicago Exposition in completeness and in its general features. -The choice ‘is a sigularly wise one, and the Fair management has been fortunate in securing so accomplished and so universally popular a woman of great wealth and pablic spirit to take upon herself the labor that of managing an important department will necessitate. It is doubly fortunate for the ladies that their interests will be in the hands of one so THE TRANSCRIPT. Light Vote Being Polled . Ohe Ward COrial. turbances of any. sort reported. ....}. ‘Tgot up the street a short distance Albert and Robert Organ went up; ‘. way.< She did» not see the defendant out he had his coat off and appeared to after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. G. ean a = # s Mpuch Interest Is Being Gaken in the Case. Ward, who is charged with perloining a valise from the residence of Richard Bennetts, on East Broad street, is making quite a stir dt the Courthouse. A large number of ladies have been summoned as. witnesses, and when court convened this morning the room was well filled with spectators. It appears that Ward called at several houses in this city, and when he reached W. F. Englebright’s home on East Broad street-his actions gave rise to Buspicions. The telephone was brought in to use, and Deputy Sheriff J. H. Pescoe was soon on the fellow’s trail; Inthe meantime Ward was going from house to house, and when he reached Mr. Bennetts’ pluce the sight of the valise was too much for him, and, he carried it away. When he officer Pascoe was close on ‘his heels. Ward realized that he was being pursued and. he threw the valise away and quickened his pace. The Deputy Sherquickly brought bim toa halt, recov ered the stolen article and landed the daylight burglar bebind the bars. One reason why so much interest is being manifested in the trial is that ladies in different parts of this city feel timid when left alone. Hence there is a natural tendency to have all intruders brought hefore the courts and punished for their acts. By carrying eut.this plan it will deter others from resorting to such pilfering methods. The case was called promptly at ten clock this morning, District Attorney E. B. Power appearing on the part of the prosecution and L. P. Larue Esq. for the defendant. John W. O'Neill was sworn as stenographer. The following named jurors were accepted and sworn to try the case: James Watt, Wm. Bree, Alfred Kinsman, H. J. Faohs, H. C. Me:l, George Mulroy. The regular panel having been exhausted, Judge Nilon ordered that a special venire of fifteen be sammoned to appear at one o’clock. Out of the new venire six additional jurors were obtained, namely, M. L. Roberts, BR. Guenther, J. Reagan, J.G. Neagle, Jas. Bovey, John Dunnicliff. The following have been summoned as witnesses in the case: Dr. David L. « The case of the people vs. John A.): Yot for the Miners. Yow In the Rivers. Editor Will S, Green of the Colusa on the Yuba river. ially of the matter he says: “How the miners could ever conYuba was for the purpose of allowing hydraulic mining, to go on is more than we could see; but since the Congressional committee came out here and gave such emphatic expressions of the purposes of the appropriation there has been no enthusiasm on the part of the miners for the building of the dam, and it may be doubted if there will: not be sufficient obstacles thrown in the way to prevent its construction. The valley people do not stand together for things that benefit the valley like the miners do for those things that benefit the miners, whether in immediate interest or not.” The Sick List. Miss Dorcas Lawrence is slightly indisposed, Mrs. W. G. Richards Is suffering from & severe cold. Mrs. Baltz is confined to her home on Boulder street by illness. Mrs. Fred Searls, who ‘has quite sick, is much improved. Mrs. John Murley of Piety Hill, who’ has been suffering from an attack of pneumonia, is now able to be up. The eight-year-old daughter of Thomas Oliver of Gold Flat, has nearly recoyered from‘an attack of diphtheria. The quarantine will be removed shortly. . A Long Name. Lonpon, Nov. 4—King Edward, ata meeting of the Privy Council, today, sigaed the pro3lamation giving him his new titie, as follows: “Edward the Seveath, by the grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, and Ireland, and of the British dominions beyond the sea, defender of the fa:th, and Emperor of India. been Deal, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bennette, Mesdamies W. F. Englebright, L. Hyman, H. Shearer, A. Allen and Deputy . Sheriff Pascoe, 3 ‘It is said that Ward will endeavor to exctise his‘ actiéns on the ground that he was under the influence of liquor. “At 2 o'clock the examination of witnesses on the part of the prosecution was begun. Mrs. R. J. Bennetts was called tothe ‘stand and testified as to the satchel having been in the halltake it away. . Mrs. A. D. Allan was the next witness, She saw a man going around the corner of the-bouse, When he came be trying to conceal something. It looked like ‘a satchel. The witness identified Ward as the man. Deputy Sheriff Pasco was then examined. He saw the defendant coming out of Mr. Bennetts’ yard. The officer was then in front of Mr. Englebright’s residence and _ he ordered Ward to stop. He kept on up the street. and. threw the satchel over a fence. The officer then caught up to Ward and searched him. Six razors were found on him, andwhen he was taken to the jail another one was found sewed up in his undershirt. . -Mr. Pascoe was onthe stand when our report closed. _ Must Be Returned at Once. taken by some boys from the Chivell residence, on Aristocracy Hill, and carried away. The gate has not yet been returned, but warning is given that unless the property is brought back immedistely the guilty parties will be prosecuted, as they are known. a nal Fight Last Night. Three young men made it “lively” on Gommercial street for a short while last night. According to streef report, it was a one-sided affair—two of the combatants going against the capable and sympathetic, conferred and all members are requested to be present. W GQ. RicHarps, I. J. Roure, Master. Secretary. 2t ————-+ @e +--+ Local otes. Dr. R. M. Hunt, who has been confined-to his home by illness, for some time, was able to be on the streets today. — ‘s bat William Robingon, who had his . knee badly crushed at the Campbell mine not long ago by being caved on, is able to get around on the streets again.Something Nice to Keep. Any one who attended the re-union . picnic and gathering of old Nevada — conntyans, which was held at Glen-. brook on the 10th of September, can; procure aluminum souvenirs of that . occasion at five cente each at E. Ww.) Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valiN AR . ee l Dress Soods Wall Paper (Ni a vm a ae g “: x : in Wall Paper and Carpets for the next few days. a invitation to visit our store. “other fellow,” ~—— (A A A RH We. have. just received a & large stock of Winter Dress ‘ Goods which we will sell at c very low prices, also &§ Big Bargains We extend to all a special SNELL @ Cor. Broad and Pine FLEMING Streets, Nevada City. RE CS TE * a On Halloween night a gate was} Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of: the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case out of ten are caused by eatarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by -Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. “PF, J. GHENEY & CO., Toledo,O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. —+180--——_—— Sorbetto Icecream Sandwiches are the very latest thing out. Chas. E. Legler makes them. Try one. 021 tf Empty Stocking Clubs. Dams to Keep Back Debris Scheme to Provide for Poor Ruth Ashmore. Mr, Wolf had a page of his drawings in the Ladies’ Home Journal. One showed the: bitter disappointment of two waifs, who crawled out of a forlorn bed to find their ragged stockingsempty. This ver? pitiful picture brought tears to thousands of eyes, but t than tears. She received and spread abroad the idea of “Empty Stocking Olubs.”

vide “filling” for the stockings of the These clubs sprung . clears ea c up everywhere and on Christmas Day hoo. ; weebbge. 1897, many a sad little life was filled erman, sole agent. Children at Christmas. uth Ashmore it brought more The sole object was to propoor children. with happiness. Then Ruth Ashmore died. The “Empty Stocking Clubs” became fewer. Now the idea bas been revived. It is just time to begin forming the clubs. And what a fine thing it would beif in years to come the Christmas of 1901 could be recalled as, the “full stocking” Christmas. Isn’t it worth while ? EES Buy and Try a Box Tonight. Whiie you think of it, go buy and try a box of Cascarets Candy Cathartic, ideal laxative, tonight. You'll never regret it. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, roc. The best brands of whisky and cigars canbe procured at the Council Chambers, W.J. Britland prop. tf The Population of Nevada City Is about 5000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than any others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs. Price 25c and 50c. Trial size free. For sale by HH. Dickerman, sole agent. + 2e-+—-—— Headactie Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the headache is gone. They cure neuralgia. 25c. and 10c.a box, For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. a tf —-——_ + 2@e + ——__—— For home use, for bar use,for phy-. sician’s use, for. every body’s use, Jesse Moore whiskey is always the best and is in most general demand. Malaria Causes Biliousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. + e@e Not merely stimulating, but nourishing, not a nerve killer, but anerve tonic, is Gilt Edge whiskey. *, g eI a. i Strictly High Grade and ES . ee Air-Tight Heating wperior Neel Ranges LEGG & SHAW CO. Sole Agents for Nevada City. EERE TRESD ‘EIA I SI La RRR Te Oe ay Ca es Mae! : ‘ ADS AP NAP SRS i] ; Up-to-date, Fire Backs Guaranteed to last 15 years. LY Stoves from $2.50 up. ‘1A Few Pointers on Good Launéry Work.. K % c will not come amiss to those who Sh know what good laundry work teally is: clothes clean. © clothes stiff, if stiffening they require. . * clothes smooth, NEVADACOUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION 1, The way we wash makes 2. The way we starch makes 3. The way we iron makes given him by the declared t In December, 1896 Obille and Fever, tee bot Bat ’ ’ ASTE 9 ° eee Coe ion and quinine in a tasteless form: which are owned by C.D. Bo No cure—ne pay. Price 50c. beer—the very and see Wm. Harry. keeps he in a healthy condition. moves the bo indigestion. Paine, none better. Bros. aie ile URE . suaded him to try Electric Bittere,and 3 Four Drowned. Micnicamme, Mich., Nov. City appetite. Price For sale by H —_—_——___+ 70 BORN. to the wife of daughter. At Willow Valley,. November 4th, and 1O0L; tothe wife of A, Sekert, 060m 7 . degekanae In Nevada City, November 8d, 1901, . mey_ to the wife of F. J. O’Connor, a daugh. perfect In Nevada phe ay 4 ter. —_ wels every day, and cures "It purifies the blood, omplexion, — on found at the Council Obambers, W.j, . “Dick. BRITLAND prop.; beat cigars also, tt tf ag q A Legal Holiday. San Francisco, Nov. 4—By proclamation, the-Mayor, under autherity present charter, has oday, the date of the municiJust imagines a Christmas morning pal election, & legal holidayAll exSun is surprised that the miners ex-. when not one child in all this Jand who ceusigua ilk sicesd pected to derive any benefit from the} hung up a stocking the night before ee ag proposed big dam at Daguerre Point ghould find it empty when awakening ! . In writing editor. Think of the joy that would be let loose in this old world . ! How can it be done ? In the October Ladies’ ee a ceive the idea that the dam on the’ rnal the president of the Suns ne . prominent young men hati ceca the ball rolling. She George W. Levy, Atel Levy, Abe Carlsuggested that an “Empty Stocking . gon and Allin Carlson, Club be formed in every city and towD . jast night in Leke M chiga in the country. The “Empty Stocking” is a monument toaman and a woman the world will not soon forget M. F. Woolf, the artist of the poor, and 4—Four is village,. were drowned mme by the capsizing of their boat during a storm. The Best Prescription For Malaria tle of Gnove. °Hect today. This is the second jn. It is simply ——— anneal f want a good, cool drink of obi best in towne m7The Handsomest Woman n Nevada Cannot preserve her beauty, except she against whom no cha a digestive organs . Tees are made © re bowels and diges Tea . seome to stand no show of election, Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thoma: man Yor. For aale at Rector . Texas, onee fooled Maher & here for you. , you all to pay us a Visit. out today at Jenalngs, « tory Out an oil gueher was struck a tow ¢, ago, and which is now crowded iy prospeetors, consuming at least ini, business houses entirely, including ty, Bank of Jenmings and the i." hotel. A bigh wind prevaits, ct Are is etl raging. No lives av hong to hundreds of thousands, will enaoune q Wages Soing Up, Fa Rives, Mass., November 4 i The 5-per cent. wage Increase ay, Iron Works cotton mills went into» crease of 5 per cent in these mills, New York, within a month, fad The Way it Ruos, Mayor, and three of them are 4 charged with being in league with thy worst elements of society, The on — ——_—————____] The best brands of whiskey can ty Stood Death Ort. E. B. Manday, a lawyer of Henrietta, 8 grave-digger, He says: “My fF was very . a malarial fever. and jaundice: I ne he was soon much better, but contin. ued their use until he was shall 4 1901, cured. I am stre Electric Bitters pase. 4 hie life.” This remedy expels malar, . alter L. Mobley, a ‘kills disease germs and purifies the blood; aids tion, regulates liver, wels, cures constipa— fia, nervous diseases, kid. eres ore Piaints, gives tion, dy . Only 60c at Vinton 1 drug store. F Big Cash Dry Goods Store Attention, Shrewd Buyers! ~ Our store is full of the best stock of Dry Goods that was . ever brought to this or any other city in California. We want — Our prices’are well worth yout seeing. Come where you can get the most for your money. Come where you can get lots of new things. they do;not force you to: buy. Come to the place where everything they sell is just as represented, or your money is Come where _. We want to call your attention to the Jacket and Cape . Display, also the Tennis Gown Display now to he seen it jour large show windows. Come'to us for Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear, and” make your money go a long way. Respectfully, MAHE EE & OO. evant = ~ A Guessing Contest . ) see about it. ' There is one going on here. It’s worth your time. Come around and CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer, Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. owner will not The “Lucky Curve” Feed Fountain Pen.. Have you seen the Parker “Lacky Ontve” Fountain Peo? The lucky curve not only feeds the ink perfectly to the point of the pen and in the exact drains the ink from the feed channe voir when the 5 A. & H. W. HARTUNG -WATOHMAKERS, Broad Street. nantity desired, but it. 4 back into the reser is carried in the pocket, so that the 3 ed b d of the Fountain when he aunored be. sires off the en haviog inky fingers. The Parker Pes ie , failing to do 30, tor sale by : Makers of Dealers in ‘Glass, Leath Pewter Ware SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ment for transacting business out-of-town pore en Hy P sent upon request, Shreve & Co. FINE JEWELRY and SILVER WARE iamonds and Watches, Cut } er Goods, . and European Novelties, ; . MARKET and POST STS,, . . } Broadse..-Notice— Most convenient a 7 d a fine line Twill sall at.. LOW PRICES. Call in and see them. . iter For Blood : ogg jeria Dit 1 For Those Living in the *O oni. tricte,_ Grove’s Tasteless Oni jee C 1HE TRANS ‘ SUESIAY. .cescoaeeaae ————_—_—_—_—____ Yfotes of Inte For life insurance see T. Go to N. Rohr for your ing. We can please the mos in millinery. Miss Hoeft, B all on Ed Schmidt when anything in the tobacco fin Latest and a.ost stylish et and winter millinery at Misa For the best of everyth meat line send your orders: For a clean, smooth eh Tom Moore’s tonsorial pat mercial St; price 15c. Bath The choicest brands ‘of 1 cigars can be found at W.J. Council Chambers. Try th A good hot lunch will every night at William Har corner Pine and Spring st beer and choice wines, li cigars always‘on hand. Tomorrow night the dan will be opened. A snowbreak is being bt roof ef Washington school b A large pump arrived a at Grass Valley yesterday fo tric mine, The electric cars ran till a __ last night and were well pati The Christian Endeavor its regular monthly busine this evening at the home « Sims. : : C. L. Ruggles, the Distr Exalted Ruler of the Elke, y official visit to the Graes V; tonight. Robert H. Nauton and Oh nin are here adjusting the home of L. J. Trautman, whi stroyed by fire laet week, On Saturday night the Ei will run--till-after--twelve-« that Grass Valleyans may at: pany O’s dance at this eity, The fifteen-monthe’-old d Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holbro fering from bad scalds abot and chest, received by the spilling of a kettle of hot wa‘ W. H. Mills, agent of tl Pacific Land Department, ac by his Secretary, W. F. Per artived in San Francisco fro1 falo Exposition, where they 1 range for the closing of the exhibit, The City’s expenses in brought against it by M Giles amounts to $162.90 and tees last night ordered that for thatamount be drawn it Clerk Peard, so those who bi coming can get it from him. “While I wasin Graces Va Hiram, ‘I met a buako buste mean a bronco buster, don’t quired his wife. “No I don’t Hiram. “A bronco. buste: horses, an’ a bunko buster br I’m busted.” Do you send your laut Chinese wash house and . clothes pounded to pieces ov and get them back with a fensive odor about them? vada County Laundry wash scientifically and returns t' clean and well laundered, . Tomorrow night will be ‘( ley Night” at the Episcopal . the following program wi dered: Mandolin Ciub. V: Mr. Pfann.Vocal solo— Taggart. Violin. solo—Mr Vocal solo—Dr. Dobbins. duett—Mrs. Tickell and . ! . Vocal solo—Miss Mainhart mental solo—Mrs. F. G. Bet solo—Mrs, Opie. Weather Predicti McAdie of the San Fra . Teau made the following this morning: : Fair tonight; cloudy on The Passion Pia: Our people will have an . for the first time on Tuesda . Resday evenings of this we ing a life-motion pictare e the sublime Passion Play, f pearance of the Star of Be the Ascension of Christ. / ater, Admission 10 and 25 Tne Cheapest Wi Patrons of the electr should procure coupon bo five cents on every fare be ‘terminus. Books are ne venient for vest pockets, fifty coupon tickets, and 2.50 each. This is the cents per ticket, but passe out books will be cha cents. Booka are trans! Sale atthe Nevada Cour Electrie Co Fevade one” in Gra: ———__+-2@e> -__—_— An Interesting Ev At the Theater on Tueed hesday evenings a picture the sublime Passion Play, and up-to-date scenes. Music, Admission, 10 an: SoaunaEEEEEEEanen co _<aanenne Malaria Causes Bill Grove’s Tasteless Chill 1 the cause, : —————_+ 090 -— Choice oyster cook-tal sured at Billy Britla Chambers, on Broad stre fe)