October 1, 1901 (4 pages)

se psSe ce en ee ‘THE TRANSCRIPT. P. 0, BOX B Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted TELEPHONE NO. 41. aT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, Oe —a— BROWN & CALEINS. TERMS OF GUBSORITTION : By Nail, ~ Seth ee Seiad By Carrier, s Delivered to any part of the city. $6 Per Year 12 1-2c Per Week TUESDAY. ..-+ Oct. 1, 1901 Ohe Blue Gravel Wine. Forty Wen Employed and Uimes in the Distriet Improving. Work at the Blue Gravel mine, near Derbec, is under full headway, and forty men are employed. Superintendent A. D. Gassaway intends to increase the force just as soon as more hands can be worked to advantage. The shaft is down quite a depth already, and the tunnel is being driven Machinery is arriving on the ground as fast as teams can haul it from this city, and the new enterprise has given great encouragement to the people of the North Bloomfield mining district. Before the snow flies the mine will be well along in the way of development work, ahead both night and day. and the pay-roll will be large. The scene of the new operations presents much activity, reminding the oldtime residents of the lively days when the Derbec mine was ranning in full blast. oe Personal Pointers. W. F. Englebright left this afternoon for Summit. Miss Annie Nichols, who has been here on a visit, returned this afternoon te Colfax. J. Salter, wife and daughter, are over from North San Juan. Thomas Wayman came down from Freeman’s Crossing today. L. W. Evans.was over from North San Juan today. Superintendent A. D. Gassaway came down from.the Blue Gravel mine today. D. Furth and. J, Eustis of North San Juan, came over today and will. leave tomorrow for San Francisco. Mrs. Lucy Gray, who has been visitipg her brother, Chas. Gray, at Lincoln, returned home this afternoon. Mises Allen, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gray, retarned . %ther—a healthy international prejuthis afternoon from Lincoln. Charlies Galligher and wife of Illineis and W. Schroder of Winchester, Ky., left this morning for San Francisco. "D. W. Burchard, a San Francisco attorney, returned this morning to his home. Miss Nina Woon will entertain a number of friends at her home on Pine street this evening. F. O. Elwood, who bas been here for some time in the employ of the Nevada Coarty Traction Co., will retarn to Stanford, where he will resume his eourse of study in electrical engineering. Married at the National Hotel. E. 8. Brindle, foreman of the Oriental mine at Alleghany,and Miss Josephine McCormick were married at the parlors of the National Hotel at 4 o’clock this afternoon. The nuptial knot was tied by the Rev. J. Sims, of Miss Lizzie McCormick, sister of the bride, and ,, H. E. McCormick, a brother, were the the Congregational church. attending couple. Mr. Brindle stands high in the estimation of the people of his home town, and the bride is very popular having been elected the maid of honor from Alleghany to our last Fourth of July ceiebration. —_——-~+ #@e-A Good Remedy for Coughs. W. D. Vinton, the Broad street druggist, hes something of interest to say to our readers In his new advertiseBesides his regular line of drugs and patent remedies he keepe in stock some No. 1 remedies of bis own predaction. Vinton’s Tar and Asafoetida Compound fea sterling remedy for coughs and colde of any description and is sold in ment in today’s Transcrirt. the large and small-sized bottles. teal Borralo Laces Beer on draught, at 6 cente a glass, at Council Chambers j19 Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for W. J. Britland, proprietor. gale at Rector Bros. Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. King’s New T pills change weakinto energy, brain-fag into mental power. They’re wonderful in building up the Only 25c per box. Sold by W. Life Pills. ness into strength, listlessness health. D. Vinton. 20 Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J. H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first congh is properly the first step in the direction of consumption — developed, the not fear Balsam for the throat © other remedy bas saved so sod’ S00. Vor sais by M Dickerman, sole agent. LACK OF WIND.—. SPOILS YACHT RACE er Sent to Prison. _ When Time The Shamrock in the Lead some coin and atime check for $35 Is Called. and the men pleaded guilty when A. M. At 12:30 o’clock only three eral look of displeasure on the Shamrock somewhat ahead. At 4:15 o’clock the race being unable to finish within th At the time when the race rock was leading. Sanpy Hook, October 1.—There was a very light wind when~the yachts crossed the starting line together at 11:50 cating that there would be no race today, and causing a genassembled to witness the exciting contest. ©. -——— ; At 1:15 P.M. the wind is increasing slightly, with the At 2 o’clock the wind is still increasing, and so is the : prominent resident of this place miles had been sailed, indi: thought he will die. The woman faces of the vast multitude i and shot point blank at Miller. is thought it did not penetrate excitement of the spectators. The Columbia has passed the —_ Renae ener ander Shamrock, but the head of the latter is but slightly in adae ob vance of her contestant. Rushing Orders. was declared off, the yachts e specified time. was declared off the Sham-~llinois Central railroad, 300 freight for the Colorado and Wyoming menial About the Race. Lonpbon, Sept. 30—The London papers have very little to say about Satarday’s race. The Mail says there will be little difference in the all round capabilities of our rival yachts when they are tried over the triangular course. — The Express says when it is all over the we shall be alike satisfied, English or Americans, that either of us could beat any rivel in the world, but each dice that it is good to maintain even at a loss of many yacht races, — Wade a Wistake. SacRaMENTO, Sept. 30—Elick Robinson, well known in the.lower portion of the city, entered a fruit store, near Third and J streets, this afternoon, and, being under the influence of liquor, sat down in a chair and fell asleep. A few minutes afterward an unknown man entered the store, drew a revolver and ehot at Robinson, the ball passing within six inches of bis head. The man who fired the shot then ran away. It is thought that the would-be maurderer mistook Robinson fora professional bouncer of a nearby saloon. Another Carthguake. Lonvon, September 30—Another earthquake was felt at Inverness, Scot— land, today. Residents were greatly frightened about a week ago. Two shocks were felt and some damage was done to property. Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. Burrato Laces BEER on draught, at 5 centsa glass, at Council Ohambers W, J. Britland, proprietor. — jig Getter For Blood Than Sarsaparilia For Those Living im the Malaria Districte. Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Toniu. my15-6m ‘Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Pears and Peaches for Canning. Free Delivery to all parts of town. . Has Vitality Decreasing shows no signs of illness, his physicians note a decrease in his vitality and a failure to rally quickly after avy special exertion, causing alarm.as to bis condition. Sweetland to his mine, and this improvement has already proved to bea great convenience. His mine adjoins cisco capitalists. The machiney for the J. J. SNYDER . folk and Western railway. The steel cars from the Car Company of Pittsbarg. The railroad has ordered 1000 box from the Pullman Company and of the same kind of cara from Rome, September 80.— While the Pope ———+--@eo—_ —__—— Mining Improvements. Ker Will Filed. Dr. Fauch has built a road from the wife of the late Justice Field the Wright & Bailey. property and it ie intended to erect a hoisting works on. it. The doctor is backed by San Frantea niece, Aservice of silver stock also goes to Mrs. Smith. estate is valued at $200,000. Wright and Bailey mine is expected to arrive here this week and will be taken over the new road. : key is you can always depend o purity, * Reppina, Sept. 80th—Ed Wilson and Frank Adams (white) and Fred Taylor (colored) were sentenced to fifteen years each in Folsom prison this morning for robbery. Last. Tharsday night the three men seized James Oasey, & workingman, as be was boarding a train at Delta, stfuck him on the head with a coupling pin and robbed him of the Bank of Shasta county. Believing Casey dead, they threw the body down the river bank. They came to Redding, and Wilson impersonated Casey and presented the check for collection. Sheriff Behrens saw the men and suepected them. Hejshadowed them until news came of.the robbery from Oasey, who had recovered. The white men and the negro, Taylor, were captured. . Sheriff Behrens secured a confession, Shot By a Woman. Concorp, Sept. 29—A. R. Miller a shot today by a woman known as “Portuguese Anne,” Miller was struck in the head. by the bullet, but it is not Miller were having a dispute over $3 which she sald was owing her by Miller. The altercation took place in the home of “Portuguese Anne.” Without warning the woman drew pistol shot struck the side of the head, but it Naw York, Sept. 30—The _— Oar and Foundry Company. will build 600 coal and 800 box cars for the Ilway and 26 freight cars for the Norgon Short Line bas ordered 300 more Pressed Steel American Car and Foundry Company. WasHinaton, Sept. 30th—The will of filed for probate today. It bequeathe two-thirds of her estate to her sister,) 8. 8. Smith. The remaining third goes One beaaty about Jesse Moore whishis vacation, said in $121,000,000 nearly $15,000,000. — and The the showers tonight aud tomorrow. the tray. of raisins. raisin crop will be only 74. ——— cars railOreEvie cars 3000 the into the river. been establishdd. + Oe eIn Montreal. and The m its made in Paris. TS . Q¢nele Sam Prosperous. He Was Well Pad} Cu1caco, Sept. 30—Secretary of the Treasury Gage, who is spending ® few days at the bome of his son in Evanston, before going to Colorado to spend regard to the present large surplus in the Treasury : “The prosperous condition of the country must be most gratifying. The decrease in the expenditares of the Goverment is a salient feature in the increase. From June 30th to September 30th the revenue amounted to $186,000,000. The expenditures were This left an excess of resig mented upon lows: very generously by financial settlement. he. accepted the Presidency of the Southern Pacific from the Speyers ata salary of $55,000 a year, with a contract for five years. Harriman, it is said, decided to allow Heys his full salary up to the end of the present year and half of his salary for the remaining four years covered by amounts to over $100,000. It has been officially announced that E. H. Harriman has been elected President of the Afraid of A. ‘utomobiles Paris, September 30—A dispatch from Bayonne to the Figaro describes a bull fight that occurred there yesterday in which an automobile replaced the horse of the picador. The novelty drew an enormous crowd, but seven bulls in succession turned tail and fled at the sight ofthe automobile. M. Henri Deatsch, of the Paris Aero Club, who established the prize for a steerable balloon which M. Santos-Dumont, the Brazilian aeronaut, made such a valliant effort to win, furnished the automobile and presided over the fight. Rain in the South. Fresno, Cal., Sept 80.—There was 8 smart shower last night amounting to .48 of an inch and .56 for the two showere so far this aeason. The weather is cloudy and threatening, with probably Weather Bureau gave ample warning yesterday so that all growers stocked The outlook is that the damage will not be general, though the shower was a liberal one for the period of duration, which has the effect of farther retarding the already late output The estimate is that the Wanted to Die. San . Franoisco, September 30—On the down trip of the river steamer T. QO. Walker an unknown man in the uniform of a private scldier, jamped overboard Saturday night. The boat was near Antioch when the man plunged The steamer Columbia, which was near at hand, threw him a line, but he refused to accept aid and soon sank. His identity has not yet MontTREAL, Que. Sept. 30 — Mme. Modjeska, with whom Louis James is associated, begins her tour here this evening in “Henry IJI ,” the wardrobe for ber role of Queen Katherine being sans ser Fruit and Vegetables, J. J. Snyder, the fruit and vegetable dealer, whose store is just above Geo. E. Tarner’s hardware store on Pine street, has a new advertisement in thie evening’s TraNnsonipr. He keeps a fresh and complete stock of fruits and vegesables constantly on hand and delivers his goods to any part of town. He also keeps a stock of canned meats and oysters. Good Meats, Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand a all times. tt Jesh able Room For Rent. Wheele Nice large room, brick building. To one or two gentlemen. Enquire at the Grotto. ssilw BurraLo LacEr ‘Bere on draught, at 6 cents a glass, at Council Chambers W. J. Britland, proprietor . jis MILLINERY OPENING Y Fall and W: r{ )) . ga neee, Stock of TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. r & Wilson New Home SEWING MACHINES / AT CUT RATES I invite the ladies Miss Amelia Stevens Broad St., next to W. G, Richard's Pine Street, just above Turner’s Store. LEGG & SHAW CO’S San FRANCISOO, September 30—The nation of President Hays is comby the Chronicle as folt is learned, wae treated Harriman in their As is well known, Hays, i his contract, which Southern Pacific Company, to succeed Charles -M. Hays, resigned. He has been Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Southern Pacific. He will direct the affairs of the Oompany from New York. men. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., September 30— Arthur Goebel and the other men from Kentucky who on Saturday applied to the Governor for a requisition for the return of W. 8S. Taylor and Charles Finley, called at the Governor’s office at 10 o'clock today. Governor Durbin told them to return this afternoon. The Governor’s Secretary: said it was probable that no formal answer would be made by the Governor today, but it wae practically understood he will decline to consent to the return of the two 't wonder at it,” said the ing whip. “The brash rubbed him wrong way, and he is all ruffled about it. > If you bave ve. vinced. -Saperior to all others, _ ‘Tho Curse of Womanking 8 this lot. Store up-to-date Dry Goods. on: now. DRESS GOODS AND FLANNELS See Window. See Window. More new things in. DressGoods today. Grand Good#i Nice Dress for $4.50, $5, $6, $6.50 and $7.50. All new. All this season’s Goods. All new arrivals at the Big Venetian, Melrose, Prunella, Whip Cord in resedo, ¢ { rose, new blue, red, grey, tans, brown, ete. In fact, all the new shades, and only one suit of a kind. Come just to set More Flannel for Waists by today’s express. They don’t stay with us very long. Better come and see today, Now, Ladies, the Big Store is full te the doors with new We want to see you. We have heen working hard preparing for you and we are now ready to show you the largest and grandest stock shown in Northern California. Respectfully, . Don’t forget that we have a big sale of Wrappers goiag “Hever tasted Gilt Rig. whiskey try it st once and be oo. FOR WAL of Dry Goods ever ) ia \ i a ‘Our Baking Powder is Pure and It’s — Money-Back Ourn” CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. en \ with coal oil. It did all fathers carried, to their life. Broad Street -« °/’« A. & H. W. HARTUNG, a THE : OLD : FASHIONED. : WA Of cleaning a watch or clock'was%to lubricate the wot right}for the turnips our gm FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING: Particles of dust muet be removed piece ae heel mast! eed P by piece, Each minute whee! B™" freed from anything which would tretegl the movement. We clean and watches thoroughly. By having them adjasted frequently, years are aa DONT YOU WANT A PAIR? 7TMHE Swell Shoes for Winter di-played_in our handsome Shoe Window. Shoes for walking or dress wear. They are Come:in and see the new ideas in Footwear. Patent Vici, with welted * a soles, Box Calf with heavy double soles, Heavy and Medium Wa Ladies’s Walking Shoe, $2.25 This shoe is made of fine Box Calf, double soles, slight extension, a good street or school shoe, You take no chances when you buy this shoe. Price, $2.25. i Men’s. Every Day Shoe, $1.50, $1.75 There is no limit to the demand for Good ‘Ch sell such lines as’ are solid leather throu ape the best shoe on the market for the money. \ ghout, and they are Men’s $3 We have a large variety i in Box Calf, Vici Kid, vale . Nevada ¥ TUESDAY. Porsona i. Poole and from Smartsville, — W. Melater is dow Bloomfield, ‘ Grant Skidmore it Bloomfield. = =. Mrs. J. T, Bo Ms ill at her home, \. Miss Cora, ott a visit to Newonsthe, Mrs. Brown Superintendent Reward mine ret ing from @ business trip cisco, wai Thomas Veal left t Washington whe! ; geen position, oe ie bee , A.C, Ross of San Francisco a1 -+ here last evening and left this s ing for Sierra Oity, = J. H.-Perry of Sai . Francisco ai here last evening and left this me Geo. W. Mohler of Vacaville is spending afewdays, ©. J. M. Scott, the extract man of Francisco, is in towm, © 2 _ Mis’ Grace O'Farrell‘of Downi arrived here last ‘evening nit and ‘lef moruing for San Francisco, °~ J. W. Hallifax of Sacramento is on commercial business. = Vr. W. Lash, the Freeman Bi mand, is in town, °°. ic Miss Nellie Battie who has been iting at Sacramento, returned Jtichard Phiilips left today for a to San Francis¢o and Contra ¢ county. ; = ee va Mis. E, Li. Mobean of Orovill visiting Mrs, Richard Noell of thig LD. K, Morgan, EB, T. RB. Powell, § Marsh and W.B, Robb have gon Brkersfleld on oi) business. Befor turning they will yisit Los Angeles other places in Southero Californi iid Boreham, who was injured at teward mine several months ag able to be on the streete, Superintendent Ed Lawrence of Gold Tunnel mine left this mor for San Franciseo on @ business tri liobert Taylor: of North Bioom! was in this city yesterday. He is route to New York, where he will . with relatives. ener George Levinsky, one of the owt in the Gold"Lannel mine, accompai by J. Mason dr, of Browns Valley, rived here Sunday, J. 'T. Donovan and J. Keiffer.of D nieville arrived hére last-night and this morning for Sanu Franciece. L. D. Wells arrived here last ever on a visit to his parents, Mr. and ] L. H. Wells, after an absence of years. : 4 Miss Hansen, a Sister to Chris H sen, is, here from Livermore ona. to Henry Lane and family. .— J. W. Finney, the mining man ' is operating in the Downieville . trict, arrived here last evening and this morning for San Francisco. ‘rank Maher returned last, ni vom Madera, where he attended street fair at that city, ~~ ‘om Hitchens’ left this morning Sacramento, where he has a posit _Examiner. Unpopular. ‘hat the feeling against the Francisco Examiner is not confine one political party is evident f occasional straws. A gentleman { Mr. Sexton, the attorney, that he coming up from Sen Mateo a few d ®go when a newsboy passed thro the car, Only one man in the bought an Examiner. 2 Others -" this man reading the paper and at 4 number of gentlemen wen¥ to t called his attention’ to the attitud the Examiner and urged him to Stroy the sheet, At length after list " ing for a time-he tore up the paper. throw it out of the window. Mr. § ton himself on the down: trip to: Franciseo wished a morning paper . tho newsboy said everyone hed t sold. He told him that he received Chronicles, 45-Oalls and 16 Exami: 41 every copy of the Chronicle Call was sold ‘before any one w ‘uke an Examiner,—Ooluea Sun. Pi is more. Gatarrh in this sec 18 country ‘than all other dise: put together, and until th years wags ay ‘aud anstl the fest ora great nounece : it a. scribed logal stantly fallin oan ment, pronounced — enee has stitutional Gutres constitu Catarrh Cy Cheney & © only constity Itis taken in drops to g tes ly on the bi of the system, s ithe children. Woman’s Kangaroo Lace, $1.75. Womes®Genuine Kangaroo, lace, neat rounding toe, ea ‘ good. plump soles, an excellent shoe for out door wear, $1.75. the . Sizes 1134 to 2, $1.50; 844 to ring . I, $1.25; 5 to 8, $1, / avons many . We have given up the Picture Busifine thee ia. ip > 3 5%» $1.75: forced with steel circulets. Bring . shoe as can possibly be made for school Boy’s Iron Clad School Shoes This is an extra good wearing shoe. Thz soles are reinWe believe it to be as good a : wear. Sizes 2%. j_11 to 2, $1.50; 10 to 13%, $1.40, gt plete stock of Mi aa Gatly the best; Canc 1 at made on new shapes with welted si Miner's S Our Store is well known for its r Sold by Dr Halle ¥ " A

se psSe ce en ee ‘THE TRANSCRIPT. P. 0, BOX B Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted TELEPHONE NO. 41. aT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, Oe —a— BROWN & CALEINS. TERMS OF GUBSORITTION : By Nail, ~ Seth ee Seiad By Carrier, s Delivered to any part of the city. $6 Per Year 12 1-2c Per Week TUESDAY.. ....-+ Oct. 1, 1901 Ohe Blue Gravel Wine. Forty Wen Employed and Uimes in the Distriet Improving. Work at the Blue Gravel mine, near Derbec, is under full headway, and forty men are employed. Superintendent A. D. Gassaway intends to increase the force just as soon as more hands can be worked to advantage. The shaft is down quite a depth already, and the tunnel is being driven Machinery is arriving on the ground as fast as teams can haul it from this city, and the new enterprise has given great encouragement to the people of the North Bloomfield mining district. Before the snow flies the mine will be well along in the way of development work, ahead both night and day. and the pay-roll will be large. The scene of the new operations presents much activity, reminding the oldtime residents of the lively days when the Derbec mine was ranning in full blast. oe Personal Pointers. W. F. Englebright left this afternoon for Summit. Miss Annie Nichols, who has been here on a visit, returned this afternoon te Colfax. J. Salter, wife and daughter, are over from North San Juan. Thomas Wayman came down from Freeman’s Crossing today. L. W. Evans.was over from North San Juan today. Superintendent A. D. Gassaway came down from.the Blue Gravel mine today. D. Furth and. J, Eustis of North San Juan, came over today and will. leave tomorrow for San Francisco. Mrs. Lucy Gray, who has been visitipg her brother, Chas. Gray, at Lincoln, returned home this afternoon. Mises Allen, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gray, retarned . %ther—a healthy international prejuthis afternoon from Lincoln. Charlies Galligher and wife of Illineis and W. Schroder of Winchester, Ky., left this morning for San Francisco. "D. W. Burchard, a San Francisco attorney, returned this morning to his home. Miss Nina Woon will entertain a number of friends at her home on Pine street this evening. F. O. Elwood, who bas been here for some time in the employ of the Nevada Coarty Traction Co., will retarn to Stanford, where he will resume his eourse of study in electrical engineering. Married at the National Hotel. E. 8. Brindle, foreman of the Oriental mine at Alleghany,and Miss Josephine McCormick were married at the parlors of the National Hotel at 4 o’clock this afternoon. The nuptial knot was tied by the Rev. J. Sims, of Miss Lizzie McCormick, sister of the bride, and ,, H. E. McCormick, a brother, were the the Congregational church. attending couple. Mr. Brindle stands high in the estimation of the people of his home town, and the bride is very popular having been elected the maid of honor from Alleghany to our last Fourth of July ceiebration. —_——-~+ #@e-A Good Remedy for Coughs. W. D. Vinton, the Broad street druggist, hes something of interest to say to our readers In his new advertiseBesides his regular line of drugs and patent remedies he keepe in stock some No. 1 remedies of bis own predaction. Vinton’s Tar and Asafoetida Compound fea sterling remedy for coughs and colde of any description and is sold in ment in today’s Transcrirt. the large and small-sized bottles. teal Borralo Laces Beer on draught, at 6 cente a glass, at Council Chambers j19 Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for W. J. Britland, proprietor. gale at Rector Bros. Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. King’s New T pills change weakinto energy, brain-fag into mental power. They’re wonderful in building up the Only 25c per box. Sold by W. Life Pills. ness into strength, listlessness health. D. Vinton. 20 Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J. H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first congh is properly the first step in the direction of consumption — developed, the not fear Balsam for the throat © other remedy bas saved so sod’ S00. Vor sais by M Dickerman, sole agent. LACK OF WIND.—. SPOILS YACHT RACE er Sent to Prison. _ When Time The Shamrock in the Lead some coin and atime check for $35 Is Called. and the men pleaded guilty when A. M. At 12:30 o’clock only three eral look of displeasure on the Shamrock somewhat ahead. At 4:15 o’clock the race being unable to finish within th At the time when the race rock was leading. Sanpy Hook, October 1.—There was a very light wind when~the yachts crossed the starting line together at 11:50 cating that there would be no race today, and causing a genassembled to witness the exciting contest. ©. -——— ; At 1:15 P.M. the wind is increasing slightly, with the At 2 o’clock the wind is still increasing, and so is the : prominent resident of this place miles had been sailed, indi: thought he will die. The woman faces of the vast multitude i and shot point blank at Miller. is thought it did not penetrate excitement of the spectators. The Columbia has passed the —_ Renae ener ander Shamrock, but the head of the latter is but slightly in adae ob vance of her contestant. Rushing Orders. was declared off, the yachts e specified time. was declared off the Sham-~llinois Central railroad, 300 freight for the Colorado and Wyoming menial About the Race. Lonpbon, Sept. 30—The London papers have very little to say about Satarday’s race. The Mail says there will be little difference in the all round capabilities of our rival yachts when they are tried over the triangular course. — The Express says when it is all over the we shall be alike satisfied, English or Americans, that either of us could beat any rivel in the world, but each dice that it is good to maintain even at a loss of many yacht races, — Wade a Wistake. SacRaMENTO, Sept. 30—Elick Robinson, well known in the.lower portion of the city, entered a fruit store, near Third and J streets, this afternoon, and, being under the influence of liquor, sat down in a chair and fell asleep. A few minutes afterward an unknown man entered the store, drew a revolver and ehot at Robinson, the ball passing within six inches of bis head. The man who fired the shot then ran away. It is thought that the would-be maurderer mistook Robinson fora professional bouncer of a nearby saloon. Another Carthguake. Lonvon, September 30—Another earthquake was felt at Inverness, Scot— land, today. Residents were greatly frightened about a week ago. Two shocks were felt and some damage was done to property. Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. Burrato Laces BEER on draught, at 5 centsa glass, at Council Ohambers W, J. Britland, proprietor. — jig Getter For Blood Than Sarsaparilia For Those Living im the Malaria Districte. Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Toniu. my15-6m ‘Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Pears and Peaches for Canning. Free Delivery to all parts of town. . Has Vitality Decreasing shows no signs of illness, his physicians note a decrease in his vitality and a failure to rally quickly after avy special exertion, causing alarm.as to bis condition. Sweetland to his mine, and this improvement has already proved to bea great convenience. His mine adjoins cisco capitalists. The machiney for the J. J. SNYDER . folk and Western railway. The steel cars from the Car Company of Pittsbarg. The railroad has ordered 1000 box from the Pullman Company and of the same kind of cara from Rome, September 80.— While the Pope ———+--@eo—_ —__—— Mining Improvements. Ker Will Filed. Dr. Fauch has built a road from the wife of the late Justice Field the Wright & Bailey. property and it ie intended to erect a hoisting works on. it. The doctor is backed by San Frantea niece, Aservice of silver stock also goes to Mrs. Smith. estate is valued at $200,000. Wright and Bailey mine is expected to arrive here this week and will be taken over the new road. : key is you can always depend o purity, * Reppina, Sept. 80th—Ed Wilson and Frank Adams (white) and Fred Taylor (colored) were sentenced to fifteen years each in Folsom prison this morning for robbery. Last. Tharsday night the three men seized James Oasey, & workingman, as be was boarding a train at Delta, stfuck him on the head with a coupling pin and robbed him of the Bank of Shasta county. Believing Casey dead, they threw the body down the river bank. They came to Redding, and Wilson impersonated Casey and presented the check for collection. Sheriff Behrens saw the men and suepected them. Hejshadowed them until news came of.the robbery from Oasey, who had recovered. The white men and the negro, Taylor, were captured. . Sheriff Behrens secured a confession, Shot By a Woman. Concorp, Sept. 29—A. R. Miller a shot today by a woman known as “Portuguese Anne,” Miller was struck in the head. by the bullet, but it is not Miller were having a dispute over $3 which she sald was owing her by Miller. The altercation took place in the home of “Portuguese Anne.” Without warning the woman drew pistol shot struck the side of the head, but it Naw York, Sept. 30—The _— Oar and Foundry Company. will build 600 coal and 800 box cars for the Ilway and 26 freight cars for the Norgon Short Line bas ordered 300 more Pressed Steel American Car and Foundry Company. WasHinaton, Sept. 30th—The will of filed for probate today. It bequeathe two-thirds of her estate to her sister,) 8. 8. Smith. The remaining third goes One beaaty about Jesse Moore whishis vacation, said in $121,000,000 nearly $15,000,000. — and The the showers tonight aud tomorrow. the tray. of raisins. raisin crop will be only 74. ——— cars railOreEvie cars 3000 the into the river. been establishdd. + Oe eIn Montreal. and The m its made in Paris. TS . Q¢nele Sam Prosperous. He Was Well Pad} Cu1caco, Sept. 30—Secretary of the Treasury Gage, who is spending ® few days at the bome of his son in Evanston, before going to Colorado to spend regard to the present large surplus in the Treasury : “The prosperous condition of the country must be most gratifying. The decrease in the expenditares of the Goverment is a salient feature in the increase. From June 30th to September 30th the revenue amounted to $186,000,000. The expenditures were This left an excess of resig mented upon lows: very generously by financial settlement. he. accepted the Presidency of the Southern Pacific from the Speyers ata salary of $55,000 a year, with a contract for five years. Harriman, it is said, decided to allow Heys his full salary up to the end of the present year and half of his salary for the remaining four years covered by amounts to over $100,000. It has been officially announced that E. H. Harriman has been elected President of the Afraid of A. ‘utomobiles Paris, September 30—A dispatch from Bayonne to the Figaro describes a bull fight that occurred there yesterday in which an automobile replaced the horse of the picador. The novelty drew an enormous crowd, but seven bulls in succession turned tail and fled at the sight ofthe automobile. M. Henri Deatsch, of the Paris Aero Club, who established the prize for a steerable balloon which M. Santos-Dumont,

the Brazilian aeronaut, made such a valliant effort to win, furnished the automobile and presided over the fight. Rain in the South. Fresno, Cal., Sept 80.—There was 8 smart shower last night amounting to .48 of an inch and .56 for the two showere so far this aeason. The weather is cloudy and threatening, with probably Weather Bureau gave ample warning yesterday so that all growers stocked The outlook is that the damage will not be general, though the shower was a liberal one for the period of duration, which has the effect of farther retarding the already late output The estimate is that the Wanted to Die. San . Franoisco, September 30—On the down trip of the river steamer T. QO. Walker an unknown man in the uniform of a private scldier, jamped overboard Saturday night. The boat was near Antioch when the man plunged The steamer Columbia, which was near at hand, threw him a line, but he refused to accept aid and soon sank. His identity has not yet MontTREAL, Que. Sept. 30 — Mme. Modjeska, with whom Louis James is associated, begins her tour here this evening in “Henry IJI ,” the wardrobe for ber role of Queen Katherine being sans ser Fruit and Vegetables, J. J. Snyder, the fruit and vegetable dealer, whose store is just above Geo. E. Tarner’s hardware store on Pine street, has a new advertisement in thie evening’s TraNnsonipr. He keeps a fresh and complete stock of fruits and vegesables constantly on hand and delivers his goods to any part of town. He also keeps a stock of canned meats and oysters. Good Meats, Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand a all times. tt Jesh able Room For Rent. Wheele Nice large room, brick building. To one or two gentlemen. Enquire at the Grotto. ssilw BurraLo LacEr ‘Bere on draught, at 6 cents a glass, at Council Chambers W. J. Britland, proprietor . jis MILLINERY OPENING Y Fall and W: r{ )) . ga neee, Stock of TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. r & Wilson New Home SEWING MACHINES / AT CUT RATES I invite the ladies Miss Amelia Stevens Broad St., next to W. G, Richard's Pine Street, just above Turner’s Store. LEGG & SHAW CO’S San FRANCISOO, September 30—The nation of President Hays is comby the Chronicle as folt is learned, wae treated Harriman in their As is well known, Hays, i his contract, which Southern Pacific Company, to succeed Charles -M. Hays, resigned. He has been Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Southern Pacific. He will direct the affairs of the Oompany from New York. men. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., September 30— Arthur Goebel and the other men from Kentucky who on Saturday applied to the Governor for a requisition for the return of W. 8S. Taylor and Charles Finley, called at the Governor’s office at 10 o'clock today. Governor Durbin told them to return this afternoon. The Governor’s Secretary: said it was probable that no formal answer would be made by the Governor today, but it wae practically understood he will decline to consent to the return of the two 't wonder at it,” said the ing whip. “The brash rubbed him wrong way, and he is all ruffled about it. > If you bave ve. vinced. -Saperior to all others, _ ‘Tho Curse of Womanking 8 this lot. Store up-to-date Dry Goods. on: now. DRESS GOODS AND FLANNELS See Window. See Window. More new things in. DressGoods today. Grand Good#i Nice Dress for $4.50, $5, $6, $6.50 and $7.50. All new. All this season’s Goods. All new arrivals at the Big Venetian, Melrose, Prunella, Whip Cord in resedo, ¢ { rose, new blue, red, grey, tans, brown, ete. In fact, all the new shades, and only one suit of a kind. Come just to set More Flannel for Waists by today’s express. They don’t stay with us very long. Better come and see today, Now, Ladies, the Big Store is full te the doors with new We want to see you. We have heen working hard preparing for you and we are now ready to show you the largest and grandest stock shown in Northern California. Respectfully, . Don’t forget that we have a big sale of Wrappers goiag “Hever tasted Gilt Rig. whiskey try it st once and be oo. FOR WAL of Dry Goods ever ) ia \ i a ‘Our Baking Powder is Pure and It’s — Money-Back Ourn” CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. en \ with coal oil. It did all fathers carried, to their life. Broad Street -« °/’« A. & H. W. HARTUNG, a THE : OLD : FASHIONED. : WA Of cleaning a watch or clock'was%to lubricate the wot right}for the turnips our gm FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING: Particles of dust muet be removed piece ae heel mast! eed P by piece, Each minute whee! B™" freed from anything which would tretegl the movement. We clean and watches thoroughly. By having them adjasted frequently, years are aa DONT YOU WANT A PAIR? 7TMHE Swell Shoes for Winter di-played_in our handsome Shoe Window. Shoes for walking or dress wear. They are Come:in and see the new ideas in Footwear. Patent Vici, with welted * a soles, Box Calf with heavy double soles, Heavy and Medium Wa Ladies’s Walking Shoe, $2.25 This shoe is made of fine Box Calf, double soles, slight extension, a good street or school shoe, You take no chances when you buy this shoe. Price, $2.25. i Men’s. Every Day Shoe, $1.50, $1.75 There is no limit to the demand for Good ‘Ch sell such lines as’ are solid leather throu ape the best shoe on the market for the money. \ ghout, and they are Men’s $3 We have a large variety i in Box Calf, Vici Kid, vale . Nevada ¥ TUESDAY.. Porsona i. Poole and from Smartsville, — W. Melater is dow Bloomfield, ‘ Grant Skidmore it Bloomfield. = =. Mrs. J. T, Bo Ms ill at her home, \. Miss Cora, ott a visit to Newonsthe, Mrs. Brown Superintendent Reward mine ret ing from @ business trip cisco, wai Thomas Veal left t Washington whe! ; geen position, oe ie bee , A.C, Ross of San Francisco a1 -+ here last evening and left this s ing for Sierra Oity, = J. H.-Perry of Sai . Francisco ai here last evening and left this me Geo. W. Mohler of Vacaville is spending afewdays, ©. J. M. Scott, the extract man of Francisco, is in towm, © 2 _ Mis’ Grace O'Farrell‘of Downi arrived here last ‘evening nit and ‘lef moruing for San Francisco, °~ J. W. Hallifax of Sacramento is on commercial business. = Vr. W. Lash, the Freeman Bi mand, is in town, °°. ic Miss Nellie Battie who has been iting at Sacramento, returned Jtichard Phiilips left today for a to San Francis¢o and Contra ¢ county. ; = ee va Mis. E, Li. Mobean of Orovill visiting Mrs, Richard Noell of thig LD. K, Morgan, EB, T. RB. Powell, § Marsh and W.B, Robb have gon Brkersfleld on oi) business. Befor turning they will yisit Los Angeles other places in Southero Californi iid Boreham, who was injured at teward mine several months ag able to be on the streete, Superintendent Ed Lawrence of Gold Tunnel mine left this mor for San Franciseo on @ business tri liobert Taylor: of North Bioom! was in this city yesterday. He is route to New York, where he will . with relatives. ener George Levinsky, one of the owt in the Gold"Lannel mine, accompai by J. Mason dr, of Browns Valley, rived here Sunday, J. 'T. Donovan and J. Keiffer.of D nieville arrived hére last-night and this morning for Sanu Franciece. L. D. Wells arrived here last ever on a visit to his parents, Mr. and ] L. H. Wells, after an absence of years. : 4 Miss Hansen, a Sister to Chris H sen, is, here from Livermore ona. to Henry Lane and family. .— J. W. Finney, the mining man ' is operating in the Downieville . trict, arrived here last evening and this morning for San Francisco. ‘rank Maher returned last, ni vom Madera, where he attended street fair at that city, ~~ ‘om Hitchens’ left this morning Sacramento, where he has a posit _Examiner. Unpopular. ‘hat the feeling against the Francisco Examiner is not confine one political party is evident f occasional straws. A gentleman { Mr. Sexton, the attorney, that he coming up from Sen Mateo a few d ®go when a newsboy passed thro the car, Only one man in the bought an Examiner. 2 Others -" this man reading the paper and at 4 number of gentlemen wen¥ to t called his attention’ to the attitud the Examiner and urged him to Stroy the sheet, At length after list " ing for a time-he tore up the paper. throw it out of the window. Mr. § ton himself on the down: trip to: Franciseo wished a morning paper . tho newsboy said everyone hed t sold. He told him that he received Chronicles, 45-Oalls and 16 Exami: 41 every copy of the Chronicle Call was sold ‘before any one w ‘uke an Examiner,—Ooluea Sun. Pi is more. Gatarrh in this sec 18 country ‘than all other dise: put together, and until th years wags ay ‘aud anstl the fest ora great nounece : it a. scribed logal stantly fallin oan ment, pronounced — enee has stitutional Gutres constitu Catarrh Cy Cheney & © only constity Itis taken in drops to g tes ly on the bi of the system, s ithe children. Woman’s Kangaroo Lace, $1.75. Womes®Genuine Kangaroo, lace, neat rounding toe, ea ‘ good. plump soles, an excellent shoe for out door wear, $1.75. the . Sizes 1134 to 2, $1.50; 844 to ring . I, $1.25; 5 to 8, $1, / avons many . We have given up the Picture Busifine thee ia. ip > 3 5%» $1.75: forced with steel circulets. Bring . shoe as can possibly be made for school Boy’s Iron Clad School Shoes This is an extra good wearing shoe. Thz soles are reinWe believe it to be as good a : wear. Sizes 2%. j_11 to 2, $1.50; 10 to 13%, $1.40, gt plete stock of Mi aa Gatly the best; Canc 1 at made on new shapes with welted si Miner's S Our Store is well known for its r Sold by Dr Halle ¥ " A