October 1, 1900 (4 pages)

ion * ° the Oalimn will be — onday, Noinue. three ijamin has n¢ call. for resident W. Benjamin. of delega-, customaryres is an8 to be cons that of seocation law . The con-. and the lo3 will bea sonstitution lon may be reorganiza= d to do all very lowest N THAT? TT, nston heretothe corner: of Nevada City, lved partnerENSTON. = "VJs . ean a &®? es tc. ress first At) © : @ i ae o $3 AES HIRI ins eek d call and y. E MANNER. e Weat. 14. to F. C. Luetic. a. ALITY THE ‘ST pinthing new. in. a eseececcooeccceseoeces . * Saeeieetelek PERSONAL POINTERS, Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both: ua and Young . M. Wyllie came down from Pike City yesterday. O. L. Brown came up from Oakland yesterday. : Jobn Martin went up to Sierra City this morning.R. J. Nichols. came up from Sacramento last evening. J. H. Flaville of Philadelphia is here spending a few days. W. W. Vaw Eman,*the well-known traveling man, is in town. : Miss E:ta Floyd left this morning for Auburn to visit frietids. oe Jas. F Olarke of Sacramento arrived here on the morning train. Mrs. A: Federoff of Camptonville came down yesterday and left this morning for San Francisco. ~~ Ww. Grimes left yesterday for a bus iness trip to San Francisco. Joseph Brennan of Canton, Ohio, is is here on commercial business. W. P. Olarke, ex-mayor of Stockton, is here spending a few days, Mrs. J. Wells returned last evening from-a visit to San Francisco. J. H. Whittock and Franh Crow were’ up from Spenceville yesterday. Miss Aunie Coan returned Saturday from a visit to North San Juan. E. W. Spencer of San Francisco arrived here on the mornitg train. Miss Lizzie Eilerman left yesterday for a visit to friends at San Francisco. Constable Charles Long came over THE TRANSORIPT. es, said: -. the Brunswick mine in Grans_ ‘Valley . district, Chas, H. Connelly, foreman of the mine, met with a serious: accident. He fiad put some of the men. to repairing the timbers on the side of the shaft at the 1000 fost level, when in sonfe unaccountable manner the dirt and rock slipped away, and caught Mr. -Connely, breaking hie right. leg above the knee, and his left deg below the ankle Superintendent Ohris. Mallen had. the injured man removed to his home, and a Dowtor sommoned. © He'stood the ordeal of setting the fractured _ members without the use of anaesthetics. Mr. Connelly is well-known in Nevada ‘City, having at one time been foreman of the Delaware gravel mine, His wife is at present visiting in the Hast. “The many friends of Mr. Connelly will be} sorry to hear: of his serious: misfortnne and nore for his y apeees meee: MT BONE, 8. D, Woods Spends Sabbath In Stockton for a Much Needed Rest. Stockton “Record:—Hon. 8. D. Woods, Republican nominee for. Congress accompanied by Thomas Oanningham and Colvin B. Brown,returned to. Stockton on the 11 o’olock train from, the mountein counties after a weeks hard campaigning in the hills. They came for a short rest and will spend the Sabbatn at home, leaving for Ohico Monday, where Senator George Perkins and Mr. Woods will speak. In an infrom Truckee last evening to attend. terview this afternoon Mr. Woods court, -“Brilliant is the only word that Mise Elsie Gray, who has been to San . ©#2 be used to express the situaticu Francisco ‘on a visit, returned last evening. ‘Me The attendance has been phenomenal. the people comiog for miles to hear us “A. Iuademan, who has book to San speak. Some drive to a neighboring Francisco’ on a visit, ret:irned home Saturday. Miss Martha Sims returned Saturday + afternoon from a month’s visit at Sap Francisco. . ©. M. Bonnemort arrived from Graniteville and left yesterday for his home in Oakland. Mrs. Charles Harris retarned from }. San Francisco Saturday, where she has been visiting. Mre. E. A. Gassaway, who has beep visiting at San Francisco, returned bome Saturday. Miss Alice Downing, who has been here on a visit, returned to San Francisco yesterday. ‘ LL. Foss, the well-known mining mat of Downieville, came down yesterday on bis way below. ©. P. Yore came down from Downie. ville yesterday and left this moroing for 8an Francisco. Miss D. Lawrenee, who has been to Sean Francisco on a visit, returned home last evening. Mrs. F. Black. who has been hereon a@ visit, returned to her home this morning at Sierra City. Miss Raby Burpee arrived here from Walnut Creek Saturday and is the guest of Miss Ethel Mulloy. Mr.and Mr3. Edward Williams came up from Auburn yesterday ona short visit to relatives in this city. John Bracelin returned home Saturday from Fresno county, where he has been for the last few months. Mrs. Norton, who has been spending the summer at the National Hotel, returned to San Francisco yesterday. Mrs. Fred Searls returned from iy Berkeley Saturday where she has been . years ago the gentleman presided at Estate of Esther Snell at the bedside of Mrs. Niles Searls. Judge Stanley A. Smith of Sierra county arrived here Saturday and presided over the Superior Court today. Mrs. Emma McAlpine of Marysville went to North San Juan Saturday te attend the wedding of her sister, Miss Sailor. Mrs. M. Oraig returned home Saturday evening from a three month’s visit at Santa Cruz, San Francisco and other . has appendicitis. His symptoms are the groom ia a prominent business man points of interest. Mrs. Davidson and Miss Davidson of San Francisco, who have been here spending the summer, returned to San Francisco yesterday. Superintendent W. A. Dennis and wife arrived here lest evening from Alemeda. They will make this city their future home. Mrs. J. O. Spellingberg, who has been visiting at Grass throug town this morning on’ her way home to Sierra City. Superintendent L-—L.Myers.and ‘Postmaster W: Mobley were over from North Bloomfield yesterday and reUraei bom: this moraing. . Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Mather, who have been to Oakiand ona visit, returned here S:turday and. left this Cutlery -thorning for the Plumbago mixe. Knives and Forks Leon de Sabla urtived here Suturduy. Cece Handies. .set 10 cts evening from San Francisco. Mr. de. Bone Handles set 80 cts Ebony Handles. set 80cts Sabla, who has been away for the benefit of bis health, is much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Mit Alma and Maud Mitchell, who have 2 been here spending the suamer, reBeet ‘Celiuloia Hanates, ts turned to San Francis@o yesterday. Rev D: W. Chilson arrived here Sat urday night and left yesterday for set. " -North-Gen Juan, where he has been assigned to duty by the M. E. Confermedical treatment. Mr. this morning for home, ’ The best of lumber, shakes, shingles ell and Misses H. a. Meyer of Downieville retarned Saturday from San Francisco, where his brother, Ed. Meyer, is undergoing . Meyer left town to hear us twice. I have no set speech, but talk to. aye locality. I ask the mothers“ and the young women to come out and bring their children and our meetings are crowded. They do not.come to see us, but for the broader parpose of hearing of the great principles we represent.” Thomas Cunningham said: The meetings are something phenomenal, Mr. Woods is kept talking day and night and has a wonderfal stock. of physical ae well as mental energy. Every meeting we-have a regular levee or social afterward, at which every one wants to shake” bands with Mr. Woods.” Colvin B. Brown, who plays a prominent partin the Congressional campaign, spoke as follows: “I never saw anything like it, even in the DeVries campaigoa. They come from all directions. I conscientiously believe that we will turn some of those Demuocratic ‘mountain counties into the Republican line. Where we hear of one Republican hesitating on bow to vote we flud three Democrats who have turned out and out Republicans.” All of the party look in. excelleat health, although the trips have been very taxing on t he strength. Warmly Welcomed Back Again.Rev. Wm. Angwin, the new preacher at the M. E. Oburch, delivered his first discourse yesterday morning. ‘The church was crowded, and no preacher ever received a warmer welcome from his congregation than did Mr. Angwin on the above occasion. Many the same place and the reception he received, on being returned here .again, must have been most gratifying. °Se saistieak Afflicted. Hi Shearer bas gay more than his share of affliction. He had the misfortune of having one of his arms blown off in an explosion, and now he so favorable now that he may revover now without having an operation performed. A few days more will decide the matter. ‘Wine at Wolf's. ' A. B. Wolf, the oash grocer has just received a large consignment of fine zinfandel and Port Wine from 8&t. Valley, passed) George’s Vineyard at Maltermoro, Fresno county. The port is old and of the finest quality and is being sold for $1.50 per galion. — a &-tf ‘Yesterday. ‘miorbing.at at 9:80:o'clock in. ; ‘checat, the would-be-murderer literally Bigs Sale. Knives Oaly Feat Boue Bandk 6, Jor $2.40 Gest Rubber Handles, ‘cz 2 82.50. Best Ivory Handles. doz @6.':0 5 Carving Sets. Stas Srametee: Carving Set, eines nandies, set. <2 2,80 Butcher Kutife Shae oo 0 t Kitchen Kuife ,.-.-. =) 8 ete Mas SMe sSile ae La “pene ‘Martin; on stivodant: at the Stockton: State Hospital, was beaten almost todeath by Osritoa Hq Stowe, a madman at the institution -Martin owes hie life to one of the ‘other pa‘tients in the ward, who interferred, after Martin bad been pounded into. iusensibili’ y. und pulled Stowe off hivictim. Martin’ sscalp wxe gashed to the bone ina half dezen places, his right eyebrow “was bitten entirely away and his right ear was chewed off by bis insane ussailant: The intended murder ‘was plunned with wonderfa!l cansing. The madman knew that Martin entered the dormitory the last thing im the evening to res'rain in bed one of the patients. Stowe secured a piece of bed ticking and when ont exereising in the yard he gathered a pocketful of sand and gravel, unknown to the attendant in charge. The articles he sevrated: about the ward and finally succeeded . in making a rude, but. most effective, sandbag. Armed with this murderous weapon the insane man laid in’ wait for the attendaut, whom he had pl .nned to kill because the latter would not allow him ta leave the lustitatton, While Martin was stooping over adjasting the straps on the patient in bed Stowe dealt him a visious: blow. behind the ear with the sandbag The attendant dropped to. the floor completely knocked ont, and then: hia insane assailant rained blow after blow on the head of his prostrate victim, with the sandbag. The madman: the: sprang on the unsouscious attendunt and »it him flercely about the face. He sunk his teeth to the bone behind Martin’s eyebrow, and, holding the attendant’s head down with his bands on hia tore out» big mouthful of flesh with the eyebrow attached. The taste of buman blood apparently affected the madman asit would a wild bea t, apd he sunk his teeth repeatedly in te prostrate attendant'’s face and neck. With ote bite he tore Martia’s right ear entirely off aud then lapped = the streaming blood with bis tongue, 8o' one of the patients who saw the revolting spectacle said. The tearing of his flesh brought Martin to a feeble consciousness, and after one of the other patients had pulled Stowe from his victim, the attendant wae able to rise and call for help. . Other atiendants quickly arrived and Martin was assisted from the ‘cell. When the attendants went back to restrain Stowe they found him in bed and feigning sleep. He made no resistance when the straps were placed on him. He asked if he bad killed Martin, and when told that the attendant would live he ‘expressed disappointment. Stowe is suffering from what the physic'aus: term paranoia. He imagines that he is being persecuted and pursued by nesriy every one who ’comes near him. He was committed from El Dorado county in 1895, an incurable, He believed that Martin had the power. to release him from the institution if he would, and it was because the attendant refused to help him tc escape from the asylum that he made ‘the murderous attack on him. 2e> Superior Court Notes. The following business; was. transacted in the Superior Court today: Estate of John Postel waite, deceased. Mrs. Ebaugh appointed administratix. . Bond fixed at $1400. » deceased. Order settling final account and partial distribution. Married This Morning. At North San Juau this morning Miss Emma Sailor ‘became the wife of George Wade of Sicramento. The bride is an attractive young lady and of the Capitol City. Rev. D. W. Onil. son of North San Juan was the offici. ating clergyman. They will make Sacramento their future home. ee coffee, 15 cente per package. At Geo Cof-Farin, the great substitute for The seid ale culled. cocueilen be: H,. .0 L Moody why introdacéd Ju ‘go Frag pers ois Finnegan ag, Ubairaan of barge 2 a ing. After a few™ introdactory “pes . eredt ‘marks be presented Mr. Kits as the ‘gpeuk-r uf the evening, “ihe address was upon the national: issues aud of was & San Joaquin man aod one tn ‘course in the Democratic way. «He us-. Whom they had confidenee todo about sailed the sincerity of the President ‘ana . what was West for the ‘oountry, irre apparently sav no virtue fo. anything . ®bective of party lines, und experience that hud ‘beet done in the last: four} jastified the correctness of their views. . yeors. Considerable time was devoted . Io reference to Mr. Woods, I am certo the ‘Philippine question. In thie. twin that ‘the Democrats will eupport matter the speaker clings to the view. bim as liberally as the Republicans ‘of the leader of the party. without vari-_ oe Sora DeVries. Mr. Woods is an ‘ation. He also spvke at Jéngth of . eble mun and can fill theiposition with . trusts and the evils emanating from credit. Farthermore; “te has nct al-. them, particularly the iron trust. ways been running for an office, and The ball was not crowded ‘yet there that will cct a great na with many —_—_———____ Stacey & Uregory Are Prepared fo take orders for vonnect ng sewers: eae desiring work done mmediate: tly should see Aged 8. Gregory. tf though at times the name of Mr. Bryan elivited considerable applause. The Frank Golden Jewelry Company have closed their business in this cl,ty and the stock of goods: bas een, sent to their s'oreat Reno. ote Pour Diplomas at ¢ at County Fair On Lumter, Doors, P Painls, Enamels and Varnishes. TOWLE Bros.Co. tt A Young Prince Couldn't be provided with «a fea-t ‘that would be more healthful and nourishing, or that would tiokle a delsght the palate than our rich, pure and delicions Ice Cream, flavored with pure fruit fulces and made fromthe freshest cream and new laid eggs. When you want to enjoy a treat bring your * wif and the babies or your best ag oon givland Jet them givethe verdict on { : FOLE ᤀ匀 -Ice Cream Parlors, 13 Commercial Street. The Latest Tn Millinery =p MISS E. “HOEFT. favet returned from San Francisco, where she purchased 6 fine neo Petterns and Walking Shapes, Iam now in a position to andereell all competitors in any. line of MILLINERY. The public is invited to call and inspect stock. val ho stead PARSE A UL 2 Jw 3 Salpijoeh saaiar ¥ ot @2 sane Piteve sseeM fen} weidig’ t& ! hetas to piehginot 2gbotd off M ota nerdiodl yalliel¥ Swiss a « Cream Uboee Pickled Pigs’ Feet ae Pickles a Ela Dr. W LaRue’s Gough Gure For recent and chronic__osmm, Smoked Herring . it Smoked Halibut . . ei aiie mee eaves) J. J. JACKSON, ¥,Commercial Street. —AT— eat) 1 Coughs and Colds Bronchitis and Asthma Pleasant, safe and prompt. ante’ by ‘H DICKERMAN. . Drugs, Stationery and. Photo Supplies. eit MH Tl Dh) te -ehen MM airs eget? eae W ite “eW <xawd 8 SNH AMD >eliaiM Brandy for Mince Meat WINE VINEGAR, 46 GENTS A GALLON.Broad St. For sale and guarfToMakeRoom so, ry To Make Room for Other Goods" For the next 30 days we will sell our entire stock of Carpets at Wholesale Prices i % % * FOR CASH ONLY. 4 Which does not inclade sewing or laying. Look at these prices: 3-ply, 67%4c and 75¢ perjyard—all wool. An Wool 2-ply, 55¢ per yard. ~ Rapgpurs, 30c per yard. ~" Art Matting, 22%c per yard. » Pro Brussels, 36 inches wide, 65c¢ per ae Brussels, ranging from 6oc to 75c¢ per yard. Straw Art Matting, from 1 Yc tofzoc per yd Snell & Fleming. : ©. Gaylord & 8S on’s tt FeO IOOIIDIOOIIOIE ¢ HARDWARE, STOVES, We are Cutting Prices Big Clearance Sale. atid everything in the bailding lime.~—. Commercial Street, Nevada City. Towle Bros. Co. . tf 1 X\ 56 MillStreet, Grass Valley. all to Pieces During Our Creat American Taportig Tea Cl Page a ts eee GEO. E. ee MeIMOMe Me Me Paints and Oils, House Furnishing Goods, iron-and Stee! se gE EAE AE TEEN TIE EE EE EE MEMNL gv. RANGES, CROCKER, HOUSE FURHISHING GOODS, — Doors, Windows and Giass, Tin, Copper = Granit-e Iron War TORNER, ‘Pine Steet, Nevada. City. i RaRRRRAS eae W. We are showing an abundance of artistic and “enappy” effects in READY-TO-WEAR HATS AND MILLINERY TRIMMINGS . . All of assured quality and price, H. CRAWFOR MAIN STREET, . NEVADA CITY. ° AUTERERGSEREREEEEREReE HIRE’S “ROOT BEER Just Arriwed. Heinz Sweet Pickles in Bulk e Heinz Chow Chow. ¥ . Heing’s-Beans-in Cans Heinz Preserved Strawberries Heinz Preserved Raspverries P.G. SCADDEN . ov ommercial Street. aye n4 0 i we . California I Frut in jaw -Van Camp’s Pork and Beans“ “ sc Cty & “ « Hire’s Carbonate, Koot Beer in Pint Bottles "Hire's Ginger Ale, Mustard Pickles in Bulk. --\Whole, Sliced and Grated Pinea pis ‘SALT WAFERS IN CARTOONS, 15c -EACH., . . CHAS. E, MULLOY, "NSS Roce Heinz Sour Pickles in Bulk Hein bevwmree ‘Hens Custard 1b. 10¢ ee lbs 20¢ 3lbs.25¢ * Sa : oem corres en .

ion * ° the Oalimn will be — onday, Noinue. three ijamin has n¢ call. for resident W. Benjamin. of delega-, customaryres is an8 to be cons that of seocation law . The con-. and the lo3 will bea sonstitution lon may be reorganiza= d to do all very lowest N THAT? TT, nston heretothe corner: of Nevada City, lved partnerENSTON. = "VJs . ean a &®? es tc. ress first At) © : @ i ae o $3 AES HIRI ins eek d call and y. E MANNER. e Weat. 14. to F. C. Luetic. a. ALITY THE ‘ST pinthing new. in. a eseececcooeccceseoeces . * Saeeieetelek PERSONAL POINTERS, Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both: ua and Young . M. Wyllie came down from Pike City yesterday. O. L. Brown came up from Oakland yesterday. : Jobn Martin went up to Sierra City this morning.R. J. Nichols. came up from Sacramento last evening. J. H. Flaville of Philadelphia is here spending a few days. W. W. Vaw Eman,*the well-known traveling man, is in town. : Miss E:ta Floyd left this morning for Auburn to visit frietids. oe Jas. F Olarke of Sacramento arrived here on the morning train. Mrs. A: Federoff of Camptonville came down yesterday and left this morning for San Francisco. ~~ Ww. Grimes left yesterday for a bus iness trip to San Francisco. Joseph Brennan of Canton, Ohio, is is here on commercial business. W. P. Olarke, ex-mayor of Stockton, is here spending a few days, Mrs. J. Wells returned last evening from-a visit to San Francisco. J. H. Whittock and Franh Crow were’ up from Spenceville yesterday. Miss Aunie Coan returned Saturday from a visit to North San Juan. E. W. Spencer of San Francisco arrived here on the mornitg train. Miss Lizzie Eilerman left yesterday for a visit to friends at San Francisco. Constable Charles Long came over THE TRANSORIPT. es, said: -. the Brunswick mine in Grans_ ‘Valley . district, Chas, H. Connelly, foreman of the mine, met with a serious: accident. He fiad put some of the men. to repairing the timbers on the side of the shaft at the 1000 fost level, when in sonfe unaccountable manner the dirt and rock slipped away, and caught Mr. -Connely, breaking hie right. leg above the knee, and his left deg below the ankle Superintendent Ohris. Mallen had. the injured man removed to his home, and a Dowtor sommoned. © He'stood the ordeal of setting the fractured _ members without the use of anaesthetics. Mr. Connelly is well-known in Nevada ‘City, having at one time been foreman of the Delaware gravel mine, His wife is at present visiting in the Hast. “The many friends of Mr. Connelly will be} sorry to hear: of his serious: misfortnne and nore for his y apeees meee: MT BONE, 8. D, Woods Spends Sabbath In Stockton for a Much Needed Rest. Stockton “Record:—Hon. 8. D. Woods, Republican nominee for. Congress accompanied by Thomas Oanningham and Colvin B. Brown,returned to. Stockton on the 11 o’olock train from, the mountein counties after a weeks hard campaigning in the hills. They came for a short rest and will spend the Sabbatn at home, leaving for Ohico Monday, where Senator George Perkins and Mr. Woods will speak. In an infrom Truckee last evening to attend. terview this afternoon Mr. Woods court, -“Brilliant is the only word that Mise Elsie Gray, who has been to San . ©#2 be used to express the situaticu Francisco ‘on a visit, returned last evening. ‘Me The attendance has been phenomenal. the people comiog for miles to hear us “A. Iuademan, who has book to San speak. Some drive to a neighboring Francisco’ on a visit, ret:irned home Saturday. Miss Martha Sims returned Saturday + afternoon from a month’s visit at Sap Francisco. . ©. M. Bonnemort arrived from Graniteville and left yesterday for his home in Oakland. Mrs. Charles Harris retarned from }. San Francisco Saturday, where she has been visiting. Mre. E. A. Gassaway, who has beep visiting at San Francisco, returned bome Saturday. Miss Alice Downing, who has been here on a visit, returned to San Francisco yesterday. ‘ LL. Foss, the well-known mining mat of Downieville, came down yesterday on bis way below. ©. P. Yore came down from Downie. ville yesterday and left this moroing for 8an Francisco. Miss D. Lawrenee, who has been to Sean Francisco on a visit, returned home last evening. Mrs. F. Black. who has been hereon a@ visit, returned to her home this morning at Sierra City. Miss Raby Burpee arrived here from Walnut Creek Saturday and is the guest of Miss Ethel Mulloy. Mr.and Mr3. Edward Williams came up from Auburn yesterday ona short visit to relatives in this city. John Bracelin returned home Saturday from Fresno county, where he has been for the last few months. Mrs. Norton, who has been spending the summer at the National Hotel, returned to San Francisco yesterday. Mrs. Fred Searls returned from iy Berkeley Saturday where she has been . years ago the gentleman presided at Estate of Esther Snell at the bedside of Mrs. Niles Searls. Judge Stanley A. Smith of Sierra county arrived here Saturday and presided over the Superior Court today. Mrs. Emma McAlpine of Marysville went to North San Juan Saturday te attend the wedding of her sister, Miss Sailor. Mrs. M. Oraig returned home Saturday evening from a three month’s visit at Santa Cruz, San Francisco and other . has appendicitis. His symptoms are the groom ia a prominent business man points of interest. Mrs. Davidson and Miss Davidson of San Francisco, who have been here spending the summer, returned to San Francisco yesterday. Superintendent W. A. Dennis and wife arrived here lest evening from Alemeda. They will make this city their future home. Mrs. J. O. Spellingberg, who has been visiting at Grass throug town this morning on’ her way home to Sierra City. Superintendent L-—L.Myers..and ‘Postmaster W: Mobley were over from North Bloomfield yesterday and reUraei bom: this moraing. . Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Mather, who have been to Oakiand ona visit, returned here S:turday and. left this Cutlery -thorning for the Plumbago mixe. Knives and Forks Leon de Sabla urtived here Suturduy. Cece Handies. ..set 10 cts evening from San Francisco. Mr. de. Bone Handles set 80 cts Ebony Handles. set 80cts Sabla, who has been away for the benefit of bis health, is much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Mit Alma and Maud Mitchell, who have 2 been here spending the suamer, reBeet ‘Celiuloia Hanates, ts turned to San Francis@o yesterday. Rev D: W. Chilson arrived here Sat urday night and left yesterday for set.. " -North-Gen Juan, where he has been assigned to duty by the M. E. Confermedical treatment. Mr. this morning for home, ’ The best of lumber, shakes, shingles ell and Misses H. a. Meyer of Downieville retarned Saturday from San Francisco, where his brother, Ed. Meyer, is undergoing . Meyer left town to hear us twice. I have no set speech, but talk to. aye locality. I ask the mothers“ and the young women to come out and bring their children and our meetings are crowded. They do not.come to see us, but for the broader parpose of hearing of the great principles we represent.” Thomas Cunningham said: The meetings are something phenomenal, Mr. Woods is kept talking day and night and has a wonderfal stock. of physical ae well as mental energy. Every meeting we-have a regular levee or social afterward, at which every one wants to shake” bands with Mr. Woods.” Colvin B. Brown, who plays a prominent partin the Congressional campaign, spoke as follows: “I never saw anything like it, even in the DeVries campaigoa. They come from all directions. I conscientiously believe that we will turn some of those Demuocratic ‘mountain counties into the Republican line. Where we hear of one Republican hesitating on bow to vote we flud three Democrats who have turned out and out Republicans.” All of the party look in. excelleat health, although the trips have been very taxing on t he strength. Warmly Welcomed Back Again.Rev. Wm. Angwin, the new preacher at the M. E. Oburch, delivered his first discourse yesterday morning. ‘The church was crowded, and no preacher ever received a warmer welcome from his congregation than did Mr. Angwin on the above occasion. Many the same place and the reception he received, on being returned here .again, must have been most gratifying. °Se saistieak Afflicted. Hi Shearer bas gay more than his share of affliction. He had the misfortune of having one of his arms blown off in an explosion, and now he so favorable now that he may revover now without having an operation performed. A few days more will decide the matter. ‘Wine at Wolf's. ' A. B. Wolf, the oash grocer has just received a large consignment of fine zinfandel and Port Wine from 8&t. Valley, passed) George’s Vineyard at Maltermoro, Fresno county. The port is old and of the finest quality and is being sold for $1.50 per galion. — a &-tf ‘Yesterday. ‘miorbing.at at 9:80:o'clock in. ; ‘checat, the would-be-murderer literally Bigs Sale. Knives Oaly Feat Boue Bandk 6, Jor $2.40 Gest Rubber Handles, ‘cz

2 82.50. Best Ivory Handles. doz @6.':0 5 Carving Sets. Stas Srametee: Carving Set, eines nandies, set. <2 2,80 Butcher Kutife Shae oo 0 t Kitchen Kuife ,.-..-. =) 8 ete Mas SMe sSile ae La “pene ‘Martin; on stivodant: at the Stockton: State Hospital, was beaten almost todeath by Osritoa Hq Stowe, a madman at the institution -Martin owes hie life to one of the ‘other pa‘tients in the ward, who interferred, after Martin bad been pounded into. iusensibili’ y. und pulled Stowe off hivictim. Martin’ sscalp wxe gashed to the bone ina half dezen places, his right eyebrow “was bitten entirely away and his right ear was chewed off by bis insane ussailant: The intended murder ‘was plunned with wonderfa!l cansing. The madman knew that Martin entered the dormitory the last thing im the evening to res'rain in bed one of the patients. Stowe secured a piece of bed ticking and when ont exereising in the yard he gathered a pocketful of sand and gravel, unknown to the attendant in charge. The articles he sevrated: about the ward and finally succeeded . in making a rude, but. most effective, sandbag. Armed with this murderous weapon the insane man laid in’ wait for the attendaut, whom he had pl .nned to kill because the latter would not allow him ta leave the lustitatton, While Martin was stooping over adjasting the straps on the patient in bed Stowe dealt him a visious: blow. behind the ear with the sandbag The attendant dropped to. the floor completely knocked ont, and then: hia insane assailant rained blow after blow on the head of his prostrate victim, with the sandbag. The madman: the: sprang on the unsouscious attendunt and »it him flercely about the face. He sunk his teeth to the bone behind Martin’s eyebrow, and, holding the attendant’s head down with his bands on hia tore out» big mouthful of flesh with the eyebrow attached. The taste of buman blood apparently affected the madman asit would a wild bea t, apd he sunk his teeth repeatedly in te prostrate attendant'’s face and neck. With ote bite he tore Martia’s right ear entirely off aud then lapped = the streaming blood with bis tongue, 8o' one of the patients who saw the revolting spectacle said. The tearing of his flesh brought Martin to a feeble consciousness, and after one of the other patients had pulled Stowe from his victim, the attendant wae able to rise and call for help. . Other atiendants quickly arrived and Martin was assisted from the ‘cell. When the attendants went back to restrain Stowe they found him in bed and feigning sleep. He made no resistance when the straps were placed on him. He asked if he bad killed Martin, and when told that the attendant would live he ‘expressed disappointment. Stowe is suffering from what the physic'aus: term paranoia. He imagines that he is being persecuted and pursued by nesriy every one who ’comes near him. He was committed from El Dorado county in 1895, an incurable, He believed that Martin had the power. to release him from the institution if he would, and it was because the attendant refused to help him tc escape from the asylum that he made ‘the murderous attack on him. 2e> Superior Court Notes. The following business; was. transacted in the Superior Court today: Estate of John Postel waite, deceased. Mrs. Ebaugh appointed administratix. . Bond fixed at $1400. » deceased. Order settling final account and partial distribution. Married This Morning. At North San Juau this morning Miss Emma Sailor ‘became the wife of George Wade of Sicramento. The bride is an attractive young lady and of the Capitol City. Rev. D. W. Onil. son of North San Juan was the offici. ating clergyman. They will make Sacramento their future home. ee coffee, 15 cente per package. At Geo Cof-Farin, the great substitute for The seid ale culled. cocueilen be: H,. .0 L Moody why introdacéd Ju ‘go Frag pers ois Finnegan ag, Ubairaan of barge 2 a ing. After a few™ introdactory “pes . eredt ‘marks be presented Mr. Kits as the ‘gpeuk-r uf the evening, “ihe address was upon the national: issues aud of was & San Joaquin man aod one tn ‘course in the Democratic way. «He us-. Whom they had confidenee todo about sailed the sincerity of the President ‘ana . what was West for the ‘oountry, irre apparently sav no virtue fo. anything . ®bective of party lines, und experience that hud ‘beet done in the last: four} jastified the correctness of their views. . yeors. Considerable time was devoted . Io reference to Mr. Woods, I am certo the ‘Philippine question. In thie. twin that ‘the Democrats will eupport matter the speaker clings to the view. bim as liberally as the Republicans ‘of the leader of the party. without vari-_ oe Sora DeVries. Mr. Woods is an ‘ation. He also spvke at Jéngth of . eble mun and can fill theiposition with . trusts and the evils emanating from credit. Farthermore; “te has nct al-. them, particularly the iron trust. ways been running for an office, and The ball was not crowded ‘yet there that will cct a great na with many —_—_———____ Stacey & Uregory Are Prepared fo take orders for vonnect ng sewers: eae desiring work done mmediate: tly should see Aged 8. Gregory. tf though at times the name of Mr. Bryan elivited considerable applause. The Frank Golden Jewelry Company have closed their business in this cl,ty and the stock of goods: bas een, sent to their s'oreat Reno. ote Pour Diplomas at ¢ at County Fair On Lumter, Doors, P Painls, Enamels and Varnishes. TOWLE Bros.Co. tt A Young Prince Couldn't be provided with «a fea-t ‘that would be more healthful and nourishing, or that would tiokle a delsght the palate than our rich, pure and delicions Ice Cream, flavored with pure fruit fulces and made fromthe freshest cream and new laid eggs. When you want to enjoy a treat bring your * wif and the babies or your best ag oon givland Jet them givethe verdict on { : FOLE ᤀ匀 -Ice Cream Parlors, 13 Commercial Street. The Latest Tn Millinery =p MISS E. “HOEFT. favet returned from San Francisco, where she purchased 6 fine neo Petterns and Walking Shapes, Iam now in a position to andereell all competitors in any. line of MILLINERY. The public is invited to call and inspect stock. val ho stead PARSE A UL 2 Jw 3 Salpijoeh saaiar ¥ ot @2 sane Piteve sseeM fen} weidig’ t& ! hetas to piehginot 2gbotd off M ota nerdiodl yalliel¥ Swiss a « Cream Uboee Pickled Pigs’ Feet ae Pickles a Ela Dr. W LaRue’s Gough Gure For recent and chronic__osmm, Smoked Herring . it Smoked Halibut . . ei aiie mee eaves) J. J. JACKSON, ¥,Commercial Street. —AT— eat) 1 Coughs and Colds Bronchitis and Asthma Pleasant, safe and prompt. ante’ by ‘H DICKERMAN. . Drugs, Stationery and. Photo Supplies. eit MH Tl Dh) te -ehen MM airs eget? eae W ite “eW <xawd 8 SNH AMD >eliaiM Brandy for Mince Meat WINE VINEGAR, 46 GENTS A GALLON.Broad St. For sale and guarfToMakeRoom so, ry To Make Room for Other Goods" For the next 30 days we will sell our entire stock of Carpets at Wholesale Prices i % % * FOR CASH ONLY. 4 Which does not inclade sewing or laying. Look at these prices: 3-ply, 67%4c and 75¢ perjyard—all wool. An Wool 2-ply, 55¢ per yard. ~ Rapgpurs, 30c per yard. ~" Art Matting, 22%c per yard. » Pro Brussels, 36 inches wide, 65c¢ per ae Brussels, ranging from 6oc to 75c¢ per yard. Straw Art Matting, from 1 Yc tofzoc per yd Snell & Fleming. : ©. Gaylord & 8S on’s tt FeO IOOIIDIOOIIOIE ¢ HARDWARE, STOVES, We are Cutting Prices Big Clearance Sale. atid everything in the bailding lime.~—. Commercial Street, Nevada City. Towle Bros. Co. . tf 1 X\ 56 MillStreet, Grass Valley. all to Pieces During Our Creat American Taportig Tea Cl Page a ts eee GEO. E. ee MeIMOMe Me Me Paints and Oils, House Furnishing Goods, iron-and Stee! se gE EAE AE TEEN TIE EE EE EE MEMNL gv. RANGES, CROCKER, HOUSE FURHISHING GOODS, — Doors, Windows and Giass, Tin, Copper = Granit-e Iron War TORNER, ‘Pine Steet, Nevada. City. i RaRRRRAS eae W. We are showing an abundance of artistic and “enappy” effects in READY-TO-WEAR HATS AND MILLINERY TRIMMINGS . .. All of assured quality and price, H. CRAWFOR MAIN STREET, . NEVADA CITY. ° AUTERERGSEREREEEEREReE HIRE’S “ROOT BEER Just Arriwed. Heinz Sweet Pickles in Bulk e Heinz Chow Chow. ¥ . Heing’s-Beans-in Cans Heinz Preserved Strawberries Heinz Preserved Raspverries P.G. SCADDEN . ov ommercial Street. aye n4 0 i we . California I Frut in jaw -Van Camp’s Pork and Beans“ “ sc Cty & “ « Hire’s Carbonate, Koot Beer in Pint Bottles "Hire's Ginger Ale, Mustard Pickles in Bulk. --\Whole, Sliced and Grated Pinea pis ‘SALT WAFERS IN CARTOONS, 15c -EACH., . . CHAS. E, MULLOY, "NSS Roce Heinz Sour Pickles in Bulk Hein bevwmree ‘Hens Custard 1b. 10¢ ee lbs 20¢ 3lbs.25¢ * Sa : oem corres en .