September 1, 1899 (4 pages)

ae cs 2 : a Ce — De a ee en a : cae PREME . PBRSONAL POINTERS . LAST NIGHT'S PEAY, ~~ [~FOLBY-FLBWRLLYN, . Suss8s canre a wy dle Ome needs oe SUICIDE, A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old A Large Audience Treated to a First-Class) Popular Young Nevada Cityaus to be : oe Waeate oe Bot be gored oy Halle Ostareh Gare BURUL and Young. }__Dabtormance,. Mattied Tomorrow. Morcing. . Mr. Rosenberg has ynrobased from a. we (fa? een ey! have kaown John Ricleey, of Sheri jan, isin town. Wahi and. Sacket’s toa’ merry Jobber ‘a large stock wf Carpets ~ At St. Canice Catholic church at 4:30 and re Cheney for the .ast 15 yearr, aud be2 im ees : F.M. Pridgeon came down from Lake comedians captured Nevada Cits—or . o'clock tomorrow morning, James M. ap easecdieneecn: adi ca Gaasetiven ant dusarieay George A. Watson Was Deserted City today. Say rather ® large part of it—by their Foley, the manufacturing confectioner We will then sali & aa day or two. able to carry out say bligations made ‘il ms LL. Whiting came down from Wash-/rollicking performance last evening. . of Commercial street, will be wedded oe. and laid i 65 reel Carpets, . by their firm. ; > cc itiod comin : : by His Wife. = ington today, © oe The theater was: well filled and “A to Miss Emma M. Flewellyn. Rey. °° Lin sicgel econ sa yeder 0: Wao: Bence ee For Life Insurance see TB. Gray. Frank Mi Is will errive here Sanday . Bachelor's Honeymoon” went wiih al. Father P. J. Clyne will pronounce the. ~ re oleass at:60 con per yard. pt dh ta,Toledo,O. . + The weather here is jost delighifal . =. from Sau Francisco. ~~ ~~" [smoothness and vim that captivated! words that make them man and wife, ies a Velvet Oar at $1.06, . " Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken’ inter ~~ Cool nights aud warm duye, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeitler are home everybody. The actors are not only Immediately atter the ceremony Mr niche wpchonoge oe Dally, acting directly upon the blood Nevada City will have the xonor of and mucous surfaces of the system. having the Curaprsr Carrer Sore mw Buy your school Supplies at the Testimonials sent free. Price Tic. . apy from San Francisco, , Racket Store and get full value. among the most capable in their line Mr and Mrs. James Cairns are now Drank Heavily and Then Took a Dose and Mrs. Foley will take the train for 1! of Tvothache Drups, that have been here for years, but they . San Francisco and from there continue Hall’s Family Pille are the best. G. A. Gras, undertaker and émbalmaaa, visiting at Sun Jose, have a play that bristles: throughout . their honeymon trip to Southern Calipre it f t : es * Successor to N. ©. Undertaking Qo. — C. Arbogast came down from the! with fun and wit. They enter into the fornia, ; ; den pc Pk ig edad SO when You Try tt; Ww. Harper’s famous Kentucky ‘atnea . _’ambugo mine today, . Spirit of the ;erformance that Sweeps}. Mr: Foley ané@ the lady of his choice} EE ; ae sa He; Whiskey sold only by W. 3. Britiand. Pd ripe eur ei ce “Een De Vilbiss and wife left on the . everything before them, and as a result have myriads of friends wiio will wish 080-tf Respectfully, . If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption ROSENBERG Bros. am Care, which is sold for the smull price “That young Perkins who comes to of 256 cts, 50 cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will 800n train for Sacramento. Anchovies und Sarde.lens, in glase, at } it cqn fuirly be said that “one continu25 ceuts 9. jar, at Wolt’s Cush Grocers ‘ous laugh. fille the auditorium from them Godspeed and uninterrupted joy.} 0. A. Watson, ' ; Geo, A. Wetsou, who wee well known He is one of the most enterprising and ‘9 most of the people of this count; : es Kalischer of San Francisco Commereiul street, ara f . A suicide that will shock the loca) . “2 im on the morning train, . begioning to end.” “Mr. McVay as. popular of Nevada Cits’s business #2e you owes $40to the laundry and refund your money. Sold for over It is expensive outfitting the chilagtor folk was reported to the Coroner's D W. Hodson, ‘a representative of; Bachelor was warmly greeted by bis! men; and Miss Fiewellyn is admired by . $15 to the barber shop.” “Well, pape,. tty years on this guarantee. Price 25 ren for school if you: dou't buy sup. office this morning when it was tele. the Sacramento Bee, is in town. old-time friends here when he made all who know ber for her sterling quali-{ he deserves credit for trying to look . °®.and 60 cts. For sale by:H — plies at the Racket Store, 1] phoned that George 4. Watson son of . 424y Hampel, the popular traveling . his “ppearance, and he proved bimself/. ties aad agreeable ways, = like a gentleman.” _ pmaa, the ° \ A fresh consignment of éxtra quality B.J, Watson, teacher of elocution and man of Sacramento, is in town. [to be as clever incomedy as he has sees A biti : iter havi By Wie ies ore water-white comb horiey bas just been formerly a member of the Alcazar com-. =©4German and Geo. Davis came been known to be in heavier work. : ayaa: Pilots a a tbe’ ee een ee OE tinas: bak Seda la akc His death . “er from North San Juan today. eee raeet: preity, snd. obicy was a ifthe, Bait pouliloa ulcer?” wed SGH OO The hoodicms whistled and cat-ealled . wus discovered by Mrs Mclat re. the . . 2 0: Mills, Fred Breese and Frank . bewitching Miss Arbuckle, and not 4 “fi . rs es Leos t) my st pia ; \ : at the theater lust nigh’, as usual, zi dette Mills will leave Monday for the Lakes. . only in the play, but by her churacter . ‘0/4. “A powder magazine, if 5 0 ; and . fandlady of the house where he lived : “4 628 O'Farrell street. She was surprisec There are two parties in town lock-. when she did’ not see Watson all day ing for places to open in business, Ne. yesterday and, supposing that som vada City has all the busioggs houses thing was wrong, had the door forced it can comfortably stand. open today, She found the body on The carpet war that is now raging in. the bed. She looked about for poison, this city enables the poorest of people . but the only thing she found wes a vial to have-good carpets on their floors at which contained “toothache drops.” pity: prices than ever known here beThe vessel wasempty and it ia believed : é that Watson ured the contents to end The Sonth Yuba Company will this bis life. The drops contained strychmonth build. a dam on the’ southerls . gine and laudanom, side of Banner ridge. It will hold a When De paty Coroners Sullivan atid : reserve supply of water forthe Union Flanigan called they found a letter Hill mine, written by the deceased. It was David Voss and W. Rood have dur-. ably his farewell epistle and waa oO ‘ ing the past year taken some $8000 out follows: : of the Lecompton mine which theyare; «up J. Watson, Brownie, Or.: She working under a lease. The last crushi. caused it all, but he good ie bes. The ing went $182 to the ton, end has come, and I take the jump Now is your chance to get a great,. 5. good to Florence, Lovingly " big bargain in linoleum. Snell & Gsokes Fleming are selling it at the low price} «up. S.—She left me several days eee: of forty-five cents a yard. Send in. Get my effects at the Mission Housc your orders immediately. {f . Oskland: ; The grandest display of black suits From Mrs. McIntyre it was learned ever seen in Nevada Ciiy are now on that Watson was drioking “heavily exhibition in one of the mammoth Puesday night—proba bly drowning bis : tribute a flery article.” SE 1-e, DICKERMAN’SPencil Tablets Ink Tablets Pens -~ RulersCrayons Erasers Pencil Boxes SCHOOL SUPPLIES DICKERMAN’S. PT W. B. Lathrop and Thos. Lomer ¢3me down from Washington today. L. A. Warde of Dawson, Alaska, is visiting Ed. McKinlay of the Providence mine. : J. Sallivan, of Camptonville, arrived here last evening from San. Francisco on his way home. Mrs, Mark L. Roberts will leave for San Franvisco in a few days for the benefit of her health. W. A. Clarde, a Stockton contractor who used to be State Railrosd Commissioner, isin town. . Mise Myra Ostrom came down from North Bloomfield yeterday and left totay for San Francisco on a visit. Miss Annie Williams and Mrs. M. E. Warren of-San Francisso! urrived here last evening and left this morning for North San Juan. Leonard §. Calkins, editor of the CRANSCR PT, accompanied by his wife and daughter, left on the noon train for Lake Tahoe. Mres.-W. F. Englebright and her sop, Willie, who have been in San Francisco forthe past few weeks, are expected home next week. the officers siid‘not a word. Sovgs and whistling won unbouided art favor. And all of the pedple were equally pleasing, giving a show that will long be pleasantly remembered. One of the very satisfactory. features of the evening was the fine orchestration by Prof. Goyne and his musicians who shared the applause bestowed by the audience. THE COTTAGE ORGAN. Hon attained a standardjof excellence whichad imits of vo superior. It cohiains every improvement that inventive senius, skill and money can produce, These excelient Crgans are celebrated for volame, quality of tone, quick response, variety of com bination, artistic design, beauty in fi perfect construction, making them the most at «active, ornamental and desirable organs for homes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, etc Avery disastrous forest fire is now. esraptisHEy REPUTATION, raging near Ray’s ranch; near the new . UNEQUALLED Es ans wORKMEF Grasse Valley road. It started from. ~ ; BEST MATERIAL, some unknown cause and ‘is sweeping COMBINED. MAKE THIS everything before it, A large number THE POPULAR ORGAN. of fences have been burned, and there is no telling what other daniage will be . SSTBUCTION BOOKS ANP PIANO STOOLS done. Catalogues and Prive Lists on application, Chicago Cottage Organ Co. <n cone otemanet ee A Hot Fire, eee ee A New Yorker, who was a schoolmate of Captain Dreyfus in Alsace, says: “Dreyfus was an honorable, straightforward boy when he was in school, and about the last one I would think wonld become guilty of as base a ‘orime as that with which he is charged. His father was a cotton-spioner and PATENTS! Pension, Land show windows of Maher & Co’s. Store. Read the new advertisement about them in today’s Traxsorirr. A bandred or two of our people who went off on a ‘summer vacation hare returned but iLere are still a large number who have Hot as yet putin their appearance. More people went away for an outing this summer than ever known for auy. one season before. Last night shortly after dark a Chinese employed in the county hoe. pital laundry created » disturbance iu} the Mongolian colony on upper Oommercial street, He claimed that he hé was robbed in one of the numerous gambling dens that are commonly reputed to flourish there. There were no arrests. A Spirited Vunaway, totam 8 Last evening fUur nurses attached to an empty wagon started to runaway as they were pussing up Commercial street above main. Joe Kirg, tue owner and driver, turned them upPine. He yelled like mad, but cculd not check them. At Broad and Pine the leaders separated as the resalt of colliding with an electric light pole, and one of them broke from the harness. About this 4 time a boy ina cart and the Downiesorrows following some trouble he had with his wife a few duys ago. The couple had a wordy war and Watson is said to have struck his wife. The latter struck back and then left her hnshand, saying she would not live with him any longer, and would go to Los Angeles. She left Monday morniog, and after that’ Watéon took to heavy drinking. Watson’s connection with the Alcazar was given by Manager Belasco, He said that about six or seven weeks ago Watson and bis wife called on him and Watson said that they needed work very badly and asked to be given an engagement. Watson was a Shaker, pearean actor, and last year conducted school in Oakland. The couple was given a few weeks’ work. He app ared as Monsieur Des Chappelles in the Lady of Lyon, while Mra, Watson played the Widow Melnotte. The last performance of Watson was as the monk in “Romeo and Juliet.” He was toappear in Ingomar this week. He rehearsed several times, but did not make his appearance Monday. It was said he was seen on Market street and was apparently sober. The presentatiop of Ingomar was considerably changed through Watson's non-appeare W. G. Richardson of Truckee, who has been at Camptonville on busiuess, came down yesterday and left on the noon train for home. M. L. Stephens, Mrs. J.-A. Stephens aid W.N. Stetson of Mundere, Kans., arrived here last evening and left this morning for Downieville, Miss May Buftington arrived last evening from Berkeley en route to North Bloomfield.to begin teaching ‘in the public schools Monday. Miss Ethel Mulloy, who was seriously ill while at the Mills College, and Was removed to San Francisco for medical treatment, is getting along wealthly. The family was a good one, and highly respected.” “You didn’t print what I said to you about the Philippines,” said the famous min. “No,” replied the reporter, “I did that to save you. You would have changed you mind and denied it today.” “But I haven’t changed my mind.” “] know. . That’s because your views weren’t printed.” ludi obi conduc oot rief and we “Did you have any luck in the Klondike?” “Yes,” answered the perspiring citizen, sadly. “But I didn’t know luck when I saw it. I found more icebergs . j andsnowcapped mountains than I nicely. Among those who returned from the lower country last evening were Walter Wells, Frank McCutchan, Miss Ina Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. E T. R. Powell, Rev. W. A. Rimer, Dis:rict Attorney Power and wife. Books to the number of 1500 are wissiug from the libraries of the Uanaiversity of Chicago, owing to the fuilure of those who have used them to return them.The latest report of Charles A. Torrey, inapector of libraries, shows thut the largest number of books has been taken from the theological library. could shake a pick and shovel at.” (2 tinea erent Re A RY If you are in are infringed. or if you are chaiged with in. fringement. submit the matter to us for & reabie opinion, and an Depredation CLAIMS. (UNITED stares AND FOREIGN PATENTs tained; interferences conducted; special examinationt; trade-marks, vopy-rights, labels and designs regis'ered, Rejected cases prosecuted; rimermens suits r ted in any United States C6 If you have an invention, send us a sketchGraph or small aodel e together with »¢ scription of the mcst important features willadvise you the course to pursue, pussession of patents and the same National Bureau of Claims. FALL AND WINTER. «+ « GOODS ARRIVED The Greatest Stock Ever & Seen The Jewelry you buy the dozen in SILVER WARE I like to show goods them on their merits, Cr J. Pioneer Jeweler, DOWN’? ‘Tl’ buy Brass Watches either, when you can get for abvat the same price. IT’S ALL RIGHT — sented. It is new in st to quality, and the pric BRAND, from me is exactly as repreyle there is no deception as es are low. New designs by Both plated and solid, from the best manufacturers, and take pleasure in selling Broad Street. SPECIAL ATTENTION icineeieeeeaieeeteeniaenc ee . Is-catled to our fine line of mm WT A CS ES 5 eee Of American Manufacture. The superior construction of these Watches by improved and automatio mechinery enables us to offer a good time piece at a very moderate price. at auction sales, or second-hand ones new and reliable goods at our store @@ Remember, our repair work will bear the closest inspection. Telephone West 14, ville stage narrowly escaped being rau j ance. Since Mr. Belasco has heard the down. Rushing down Broad street,/ story of family difficalties he supposes esunaaen eats . as in Nevada County Successors to F. O. Luetje, ibe rnuaways collided with a-six-horse wagon driven by Sam ‘Trevithick and loaded with mining poles. King jumped from his seat. One horse fel) and two others escaped. None of them were severely'burt, nor was much other damage done beyond a general scare and the wrecking of the harness. oe Free. Our Admiral Dewey Souvenir Spoon. Every patriotic girl who will send us her name and address with stamp, will receive by return mail this beautiful souvenir, handsomely engraved and artistic design. Address, F. A Reed & Oo. Jewelry Co.,: £09 Hudson street, Ne w York City. 1t A Legal Holiday. Next Monday will be the State Labor Day, and the code makes ita legal holiday. It will be celebrated by the closing of banks, county offices, post and express offices, etc. “Mamma, what would you do if that big vase in the parlor shou!d get broken?” said Tommy. “I should Spank whoever did it,” said Mrs. Banks, gazing severely at ber little son, “Well, then, you'd better begin to get up your mascle,” said Tommy, gleetully, “*voz Papa’s broken it.” “Very religious fémils, I believe?” “Vers! They keep a record of their diVorees in the family Bible.” cSe-— No More Small Loaves. . After September Ist A. J, Homann of the New York Bukery will discoatinue making smull loaves of bread and will sell Larap LOAVES FOUR FOR TWENTY-FIVE “GENTS. ‘The best bread and best meas. . x = creating the wildest consternation, that the trouble was the cause. of his absence. Some of the theatrical people who knew Watson well say that he suifered considerably from — liver _ troubles. About six months ago he was slightly deranged and was found throwing crumbs to the birds in Golden Gate Park. Manager Belasco speaks in the highest terms of Mrs. Watson. He saysshe was a very modest woman and seemed devoted to her husband. She nearly always accompanied Watson about town, and the couple seemed to enjoy a happy ‘married life. Mrs. Watson was about 83 years old, while her husband was about 88 years. [Geo. A. Watson was born in Pennsylrania, aud lived for. a long time at Forest Springs, where bis fat her, B. J. Watson, was teaching school. His parents afterward moved to this city, and he learned the print ing business in the Transcript office. In 1876 he married Miss Jennie Brown, niece of Nat. P. Brown. She died in Oakland, leaving one son, who is now emplosed by Hale Bros. at Sacramento. Mr. Watson martied the second time toan actress, who as above stated lefs him—Ed. TranSORIPT,]} As might be expected, France is to have a new set of stamns. It has been discovered that the present designs are not artistic, which, of course cannot be tolerated, so an entire fresh series will be gotready for the. exposition. There 1s to be a competition among artists to decide who is to have the Native—If Oi should decide to come to New York, how long would it be before [could vote? Onsey (of Tammany Hall. n a visit)—Will; Ol don't kape thrack honor of designing and engraving ‘the . Half Sick Hail Well Many persons have their good day and their bad day. Others ate about half sick all the time. They have headache, backache, and are restless and nervous. Food does not taste good, and the digestion’ is poor; the skin is dry and sallow and disfigured with pimples or eruptions; sleep brings no rest and work is a burden. What is the cause of all this? Impure blood. And the remedy? Ly yy Tt clears out the channels through which poisons are carried from the body.: When all impurities are removed from the blood nature takes right hold and completes the cure. If there is constipation, take Ope mate OF Fe enree tener 8A “10. nim election dass, bat Ol think . Aver’s Pills. They awaken the there's another wan in about four! drowsy ection of the liver; they f What ts shiloh? months! cure biliousness. : A grand old remedy for Conghb, Colds . Write to our Doctor. —¢ and umption; the throagh th: Jackson—Wonder why J'm Dardy We have the exclusive « "of Rags for bait a oven. has vured in . married ver peanetie lesions aut some of the most eminent free peices the umerable cases of jent consump: . 4'ylish yeller ga obnson— Wal, rs in your case. You tior aud relieved many in advanced ‘ruses be thought de plain black would Seive.a prompt rep without ort stages, a you re not satisfied wit! } warsh better! me a i, 25 cts. 50 wand $ 00. For Prolonged absence sometime makes : sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. ti sy — * tlie heart grow fouder of the absence. hk Nine t oll tn SUITS PANTS ene >= reasonable prices. 0. E. WAXEL, Broad St., 2d door below Armo $6.00 UP $2.00 UP Cleaning and Repairing at the most The Tailor. . ry Hall, Nevada City To the Ladies : A. & H. W. Hartung We are now offering bargains in and froin now on will make a GREAT. REDUCTION pote” eigen peter ee 3 TRIMMED HATS, ww. EX. 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ae cs 2 : a Ce — De a ee en a : cae PREME . PBRSONAL POINTERS . LAST NIGHT'S PEAY, ~~ [~FOLBY-FLBWRLLYN, . Suss8s canre a wy dle Ome needs oe SUICIDE, A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old A Large Audience Treated to a First-Class) Popular Young Nevada Cityaus to be : oe Waeate oe Bot be gored oy Halle Ostareh Gare BURUL and Young. }__Dabtormance,. Mattied Tomorrow. Morcing. . Mr. Rosenberg has ynrobased from a. we (fa? een ey! have kaown John Ricleey, of Sheri jan, isin town. Wahi and. Sacket’s toa’ merry Jobber ‘a large stock wf Carpets ~ At St. Canice Catholic church at 4:30 and re Cheney for the .ast 15 yearr, aud be2 im ees : F.M. Pridgeon came down from Lake comedians captured Nevada Cits—or . o'clock tomorrow morning, James M. ap easecdieneecn: adi ca Gaasetiven ant dusarieay George A. Watson Was Deserted City today. Say rather ® large part of it—by their Foley, the manufacturing confectioner We will then sali & aa day or two. able to carry out say bligations made ‘il ms LL. Whiting came down from Wash-/rollicking performance last evening. . of Commercial street, will be wedded oe. and laid i 65 reel Carpets, . by their firm. ; > cc itiod comin : : by His Wife. = ington today, © oe The theater was: well filled and “A to Miss Emma M. Flewellyn. Rey. °° Lin sicgel econ sa yeder 0: Wao: Bence ee For Life Insurance see TB. Gray. Frank Mi Is will errive here Sanday . Bachelor's Honeymoon” went wiih al. Father P. J. Clyne will pronounce the. ~ re oleass at:60 con per yard. pt dh ta,Toledo,O. . + The weather here is jost delighifal . =. from Sau Francisco. ~~ ~~" [smoothness and vim that captivated! words that make them man and wife, ies a Velvet Oar at $1.06, . " Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken’ inter ~~ Cool nights aud warm duye, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeitler are home everybody. The actors are not only Immediately atter the ceremony Mr niche wpchonoge oe Dally, acting directly upon the blood Nevada City will have the xonor of and mucous surfaces of the system. having the Curaprsr Carrer Sore mw Buy your school Supplies at the Testimonials sent free. Price Tic. . apy from San Francisco, , Racket Store and get full value. among the most capable in their line Mr and Mrs. James Cairns are now Drank Heavily and Then Took a Dose and Mrs. Foley will take the train for 1! of Tvothache Drups, that have been here for years, but they . San Francisco and from there continue Hall’s Family Pille are the best. G. A. Gras, undertaker and émbalmaaa, visiting at Sun Jose, have a play that bristles: throughout . their honeymon trip to Southern Calipre it f t : es * Successor to N. ©. Undertaking Qo. — C. Arbogast came down from the! with fun and wit. They enter into the fornia, ; ; den pc Pk ig edad SO when You Try tt; Ww. Harper’s famous Kentucky ‘atnea . _’ambugo mine today, . Spirit of the ;erformance that Sweeps}. Mr: Foley ané@ the lady of his choice} EE ; ae sa He; Whiskey sold only by W. 3. Britiand. Pd ripe eur ei ce “Een De Vilbiss and wife left on the . everything before them, and as a result have myriads of friends wiio will wish 080-tf Respectfully, . If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption ROSENBERG Bros. am Care, which is sold for the smull price “That young Perkins who comes to of 256 cts, 50 cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will 800n train for Sacramento. Anchovies und Sarde.lens, in glase, at } it cqn fuirly be said that “one continu25 ceuts 9. jar, at Wolt’s Cush Grocers ‘ous laugh. fille the auditorium from them Godspeed and uninterrupted joy.} 0. A. Watson, ' ; Geo, A. Wetsou, who wee well known He is one of the most enterprising and ‘9 most of the people of this count; : es Kalischer of San Francisco Commereiul street, ara f . A suicide that will shock the loca) . “2 im on the morning train, . begioning to end.” “Mr. McVay as. popular of Nevada Cits’s business #2e you owes $40to the laundry and refund your money. Sold for over It is expensive outfitting the chilagtor folk was reported to the Coroner's D W. Hodson, ‘a representative of; Bachelor was warmly greeted by bis! men; and Miss Fiewellyn is admired by . $15 to the barber shop.” “Well, pape,. tty years on this guarantee. Price 25 ren for school if you: dou't buy sup. office this morning when it was tele. the Sacramento Bee, is in town. old-time friends here when he made all who know ber for her sterling quali-{ he deserves credit for trying to look . °®.and 60 cts. For sale by:H — plies at the Racket Store, 1] phoned that George 4. Watson son of . 424y Hampel, the popular traveling . his “ppearance, and he proved bimself/. ties aad agreeable ways, = like a gentleman.” _ pmaa, the ° \ A fresh consignment of éxtra quality B.J, Watson, teacher of elocution and man of Sacramento, is in town. [to be as clever incomedy as he has sees A biti : iter havi By Wie ies ore water-white comb horiey bas just been formerly a member of the Alcazar com-. =©4German and Geo. Davis came been known to be in heavier work. : ayaa: Pilots a a tbe’ ee een ee OE tinas: bak Seda la akc His death . “er from North San Juan today. eee raeet: preity, snd. obicy was a ifthe, Bait pouliloa ulcer?” wed SGH OO The hoodicms whistled and cat-ealled . wus discovered by Mrs Mclat re. the . . 2 0: Mills, Fred Breese and Frank . bewitching Miss Arbuckle, and not 4 “fi . rs es Leos t) my st pia ; \ : at the theater lust nigh’, as usual, zi dette Mills will leave Monday for the Lakes. . only in the play, but by her churacter . ‘0/4. “A powder magazine, if 5 0 ; and . fandlady of the house where he lived : “4 628 O'Farrell street. She was surprisec There are two parties in town lock-. when she did’ not see Watson all day ing for places to open in business, Ne. yesterday and, supposing that som vada City has all the busioggs houses thing was wrong, had the door forced it can comfortably stand. open today, She found the body on The carpet war that is now raging in. the bed. She looked about for poison, this city enables the poorest of people . but the only thing she found wes a vial to have-good carpets on their floors at which contained “toothache drops.” pity: prices than ever known here beThe vessel wasempty and it ia believed : é that Watson ured the contents to end The Sonth Yuba Company will this bis life. The drops contained strychmonth build. a dam on the’ southerls . gine and laudanom, side of Banner ridge. It will hold a When De paty Coroners Sullivan atid : reserve supply of water forthe Union Flanigan called they found a letter Hill mine, written by the deceased. It was David Voss and W. Rood have dur-. ably his farewell epistle and waa oO ‘ ing the past year taken some $8000 out follows: : of the Lecompton mine which theyare; «up J. Watson, Brownie, Or.: She working under a lease. The last crushi. caused it all, but he good ie bes. The ing went $182 to the ton, end has come, and I take the jump Now is your chance to get a great,. 5. good to Florence, Lovingly " big bargain in linoleum. Snell & Gsokes Fleming are selling it at the low price} «up. S.—She left me several days eee: of forty-five cents a yard. Send in. Get my effects at the Mission Housc your orders immediately. {f . Oskland: ; The grandest display of black suits From Mrs. McIntyre it was learned ever seen in Nevada Ciiy are now on that Watson was drioking “heavily exhibition in one of the mammoth Puesday night—proba bly drowning bis : tribute a flery article.” SE 1-e, DICKERMAN’SPencil Tablets Ink Tablets Pens -~ RulersCrayons Erasers Pencil Boxes SCHOOL SUPPLIES DICKERMAN’S. PT W. B. Lathrop and Thos. Lomer ¢3me down from Washington today. L. A. Warde of Dawson, Alaska, is visiting Ed. McKinlay of the Providence mine. : J. Sallivan, of Camptonville, arrived here last evening from San. Francisco on his way home. Mrs, Mark L. Roberts will leave for San Franvisco in a few days for the benefit of her health. W. A. Clarde, a Stockton contractor who used to be State Railrosd Commissioner, isin town. . Mise Myra Ostrom came down from North Bloomfield yeterday and left totay for San Francisco on a visit. Miss Annie Williams and Mrs. M. E. Warren of-San Francisso! urrived here last evening and left this morning for North San Juan. Leonard §. Calkins, editor of the CRANSCR PT, accompanied by his wife and daughter, left on the noon train for Lake Tahoe. Mres.-W. F. Englebright and her sop, Willie, who have been in San Francisco forthe past few weeks, are expected home next week. the officers siid‘not a word. Sovgs and whistling won unbouided art favor. And all of the pedple were equally pleasing, giving a show that will long be pleasantly remembered. One of the very satisfactory. features of the evening was the fine orchestration by Prof. Goyne and his musicians who shared the applause bestowed by the audience. THE COTTAGE ORGAN. Hon attained a standardjof excellence whichad imits of vo superior. It cohiains every improvement that inventive senius, skill and money can produce, These excelient Crgans are celebrated for volame, quality of tone, quick response, variety of com bination, artistic design, beauty in fi perfect construction, making them the most at «active, ornamental and desirable organs for homes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, etc Avery disastrous forest fire is now. esraptisHEy REPUTATION, raging near Ray’s ranch; near the new . UNEQUALLED Es ans wORKMEF Grasse Valley road. It started from. ~ ; BEST MATERIAL, some unknown cause and ‘is sweeping COMBINED. MAKE THIS everything before it, A large number THE POPULAR ORGAN. of fences have been burned, and there is no telling what other daniage will be . SSTBUCTION BOOKS ANP PIANO STOOLS done. Catalogues and Prive Lists on application, Chicago Cottage Organ Co. <n cone otemanet ee A Hot Fire, eee ee A New Yorker, who was a schoolmate of Captain Dreyfus in Alsace, says: “Dreyfus was an honorable, straightforward boy when he was in school, and about the last one I would think wonld become guilty of as base a ‘orime as that with which he is charged. His father was a cotton-spioner and PATENTS! Pension, Land show windows of Maher & Co’s. Store. Read the new advertisement about them in today’s Traxsorirr. A bandred or two of our people who went off on a ‘summer vacation hare returned but iLere are still a large number who have Hot as yet putin their appearance. More people went away for an outing this summer than ever known for auy. one season before. Last night shortly after dark a Chinese employed in the county hoe. pital laundry created » disturbance iu} the Mongolian colony on upper Oommercial street, He claimed that he hé was robbed in one of the numerous gambling dens that are commonly reputed to flourish there. There were no arrests. A Spirited Vunaway, totam 8 Last evening fUur nurses attached to an empty wagon started to runaway as they were pussing up Commercial street above main. Joe Kirg, tue owner and driver, turned them upPine. He yelled like mad, but cculd not check them. At Broad and Pine the leaders separated as the resalt of colliding with an electric light pole, and one of them broke from the harness. About this 4 time a boy ina cart and the Downiesorrows following some trouble he had with his wife a few duys ago. The couple had a wordy war and Watson is said to have struck his wife. The latter struck back and then left her hnshand, saying she would not live with him any longer, and would go to Los Angeles. She left Monday morniog, and after that’ Watéon took to heavy drinking. Watson’s connection with the Alcazar was given by Manager Belasco, He said that about six or seven weeks ago Watson and bis wife called on him and Watson said that they needed work very badly and asked to be given an engagement. Watson was a Shaker, pearean actor, and last year conducted school in Oakland. The couple was given a few weeks’ work. He app ared as Monsieur Des Chappelles in the Lady of Lyon, while Mra, Watson played the Widow Melnotte. The last performance of Watson was as the monk in “Romeo and Juliet.” He was toappear in Ingomar this week. He rehearsed several times, but did not make his appearance Monday. It was said he was seen on Market street and was apparently sober. The presentatiop of Ingomar was considerably changed through Watson's non-appeare W. G. Richardson of Truckee, who has been at Camptonville on busiuess, came down yesterday and left on the noon train for home. M. L. Stephens, Mrs. J.-A. Stephens aid W.N. Stetson of Mundere, Kans., arrived here last evening and left this morning for Downieville, Miss May Buftington arrived last evening from Berkeley en route to North Bloomfield.to begin teaching ‘in the public schools Monday. Miss Ethel Mulloy, who was seriously ill while at the Mills College, and Was removed to San Francisco for medical treatment, is getting along wealthly. The family was a good one, and highly respected.” “You didn’t print what I said to you about the Philippines,” said the famous min. “No,” replied the reporter, “I did that to save you. You would have changed you mind and denied it today.” “But I haven’t changed my mind.” “] know. . That’s because your views weren’t printed.” ludi obi conduc oot rief and we “Did you have any luck in the Klondike?” “Yes,” answered the perspiring citizen, sadly. “But I didn’t know luck when I saw it. I found more icebergs . j andsnowcapped mountains than I nicely. Among those who returned from the lower country last evening were Walter Wells, Frank McCutchan, Miss Ina Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. E T. R. Powell,

Rev. W. A. Rimer, Dis:rict Attorney Power and wife. Books to the number of 1500 are wissiug from the libraries of the Uanaiversity of Chicago, owing to the fuilure of those who have used them to return them.The latest report of Charles A. Torrey, inapector of libraries, shows thut the largest number of books has been taken from the theological library. could shake a pick and shovel at.” (2 tinea erent Re A RY If you are in are infringed. or if you are chaiged with in. fringement. submit the matter to us for & reabie opinion, and an Depredation CLAIMS. (UNITED stares AND FOREIGN PATENTs tained; interferences conducted; special examinationt; trade-marks, vopy-rights, labels and designs regis'ered, Rejected cases prosecuted; rimermens suits r ted in any United States C6 If you have an invention, send us a sketchGraph or small aodel e together with »¢ scription of the mcst important features willadvise you the course to pursue, pussession of patents and the same National Bureau of Claims. FALL AND WINTER.. «+ « GOODS ARRIVED The Greatest Stock Ever & Seen The Jewelry you buy the dozen in SILVER WARE I like to show goods them on their merits, Cr J. Pioneer Jeweler, DOWN’? ‘Tl’ buy Brass Watches either, when you can get for abvat the same price. IT’S ALL RIGHT — sented. It is new in st to quality, and the pric BRAND, from me is exactly as repreyle there is no deception as es are low. New designs by Both plated and solid, from the best manufacturers, and take pleasure in selling Broad Street. SPECIAL ATTENTION icineeieeeeaieeeteeniaenc ee . Is-catled to our fine line of mm WT A CS ES 5 eee Of American Manufacture. The superior construction of these Watches by improved and automatio mechinery enables us to offer a good time piece at a very moderate price. at auction sales, or second-hand ones new and reliable goods at our store @@ Remember, our repair work will bear the closest inspection. Telephone West 14, ville stage narrowly escaped being rau j ance. Since Mr. Belasco has heard the down. Rushing down Broad street,/ story of family difficalties he supposes esunaaen eats . as in Nevada County Successors to F. O. Luetje, ibe rnuaways collided with a-six-horse wagon driven by Sam ‘Trevithick and loaded with mining poles. King jumped from his seat. One horse fel) and two others escaped. None of them were severely'burt, nor was much other damage done beyond a general scare and the wrecking of the harness. oe Free. Our Admiral Dewey Souvenir Spoon. Every patriotic girl who will send us her name and address with stamp, will receive by return mail this beautiful souvenir, handsomely engraved and artistic design. Address, F. A Reed & Oo. Jewelry Co.,: £09 Hudson street, Ne w York City. 1t A Legal Holiday. Next Monday will be the State Labor Day, and the code makes ita legal holiday. It will be celebrated by the closing of banks, county offices, post and express offices, etc. “Mamma, what would you do if that big vase in the parlor shou!d get broken?” said Tommy. “I should Spank whoever did it,” said Mrs. Banks, gazing severely at ber little son, “Well, then, you'd better begin to get up your mascle,” said Tommy, gleetully, “*voz Papa’s broken it.” “Very religious fémils, I believe?” “Vers! They keep a record of their diVorees in the family Bible.” cSe-— No More Small Loaves. . After September Ist A. J, Homann of the New York Bukery will discoatinue making smull loaves of bread and will sell Larap LOAVES FOUR FOR TWENTY-FIVE “GENTS. ‘The best bread and best meas. . x = creating the wildest consternation, that the trouble was the cause. of his absence. Some of the theatrical people who knew Watson well say that he suifered considerably from — liver _ troubles. About six months ago he was slightly deranged and was found throwing crumbs to the birds in Golden Gate Park. Manager Belasco speaks in the highest terms of Mrs. Watson. He saysshe was a very modest woman and seemed devoted to her husband. She nearly always accompanied Watson about town, and the couple seemed to enjoy a happy ‘married life. Mrs. Watson was about 83 years old, while her husband was about 88 years. [Geo. A. Watson was born in Pennsylrania, aud lived for. a long time at Forest Springs, where bis fat her, B. J. Watson, was teaching school. His parents afterward moved to this city, and he learned the print ing business in the Transcript office. In 1876 he married Miss Jennie Brown, niece of Nat. P. Brown. She died in Oakland, leaving one son, who is now emplosed by Hale Bros. at Sacramento. Mr. Watson martied the second time toan actress, who as above stated lefs him—Ed. TranSORIPT,]} As might be expected, France is to have a new set of stamns. It has been discovered that the present designs are not artistic, which, of course cannot be tolerated, so an entire fresh series will be gotready for the. exposition. There 1s to be a competition among artists to decide who is to have the Native—If Oi should decide to come to New York, how long would it be before [could vote? Onsey (of Tammany Hall. n a visit)—Will; Ol don't kape thrack honor of designing and engraving ‘the . Half Sick Hail Well Many persons have their good day and their bad day. Others ate about half sick all the time. They have headache, backache, and are restless and nervous. Food does not taste good, and the digestion’ is poor; the skin is dry and sallow and disfigured with pimples or eruptions; sleep brings no rest and work is a burden. What is the cause of all this? Impure blood. And the remedy? 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