September 10, 1898 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT. SATURDAY. .. SEPT. 10, 1898. Published every eve except Sundays sad Lega we by BROWN & CALKINS. -* s.r, BROWS. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Caronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Sapervisor Buffington hes gone to Mr. and Mre. J. A. Hustier of Patter$0 were iu town today. . L. 8. CaALzins. W.F. Engiebright and W. W. Wag-. gover left today for Lake Spaulding. E. A. Moore, the photographer, re-' tarved from Sean Francisco last evenN. J. Bobr bes gone to San Francisco to attend the funeral of his brother, H. Mrs. J. P. Meyers was Here this morning en route from North Bloomfield to W. McKinley Jr. and wife left on the noon train today for Sacramento and Mrs. A 8. Bigelow and Mrs. Curnow of Columbia Hill went to San Francisco yesterday. Mrs. Hugh Liosd of San Francisco arrived Thursday evening on 4 visit to Mrs. F. T. Nilon. field is the guest of Miss Frieda Heironimas of this city. Ex-Senator Peston has gone to Ione to attend « meeting of the directors of the Preston School of Industry. Dr. Agues Winzell has arrived, secompanied by her agent, Charlies H. Westcott. She is at the National Hotel. Dr. L. Finigan and son, who have been spending the past month at the Lise Oak mine, returned yesterday to San Jose. Mrs. J. M. Chaney of Salinas, who came bere to attend the funeral of her brother, Frank Luchsinger, returned Thursday evening the ladies of Evangeline Chapter, O. E. 8. tendered L J. Kolfe a surprise party in celebration of bis 72d birthday. On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sandow celebrated the first THE EMPRESS OF : to the : ' i i i ‘President ‘ 4 i . Geneva, Switzerland, Sept. 10o—The Empress of Austria was assassinated today at a hotel in this city. Miss Myra Ostrom of North Bloom-. Stabbed her with a stiletto. { / Highness. li 4 q McKinley Says No More Troops __ Will Be Mustered Out Of Service. . Special to the Dally Transcript. ; An Anarchist Murders Austria’s Empress. . prevails. anniversary of their wedding at their . home on Piety Hill. A telegram received from Superior Judge Niion this morning, sent from Sen Francisco, states that he will be home tomorrow evening. E. M. Radke, who went to San Francisco in respouse to a telegram saying ih dhe teen at Camp Barrett, have both been in the regimental hospital, the former from mélarial fever und the latter from the measles, W. Horner and wife of Rocklin left for home today, going as far as Colfax by their private conveyance. Mrs. Horner is « sister of the late Frank Luchsinger, whose funeru] took place Toursday. Henry Hartis of San Francisco, accompanied by bis frieud Mr. Jenkius, was in town yesterday on a brief visit to some of his old friends. He left Nevada City about twelve years ago, when guite a small boy, and for several years past has been in the ‘insurance -business. —— + 260+. WEDDED WEDNESDAY. Toe Ward-Black Nupiials at St. Lake’s. Church, San Francisco. At St. Luke’s Episcopal charch in San Francisco on Wednesday afternoon the marriage of Sarah Elner Black, late of Nevada City, and Edward C. Ward -wassolemnized, the Hey. Dr. Shaw officiating. } The ceremony marking the occasion . was of a quiét character, the happy couple desiring that it transpire withonteclat. It was witnessed by only intimate friends and relatives. The bride-is-a sister of -Dr. James A. Black, who began his wonderfully suci ; : i cessful career in Nevada City, and the groom is well and favorably known in commercial circles of the coast where he bas established an enviable reputation as manager of the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company. After the ceremony at the church the wedding party repaired to a~prominent downtown establishment where the wedding supper was served and Mr. Ward and his bride then departed on the evening train for Coronado Beach. Upoti their return from the south they will make —* *&e-A Republican Club, bas not yet been decided on, but will ; be announced later. Notice to Ladies. electro-therapentics, and formerly proConstable pristress of. the Etectro-Therapeutic . Thazeday.ev Sanitariam in San Francisco, will give diseases at close of lecture, Dance at Indian Flat to-night. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. The Jewish new year will fall on Saturday, the 17th of the présent month. ‘Voters who wish to transfer from one precinct to another should bear in mind their home at the Hotel St. Nicholas in. that it must be done between now and ’ Ban Francisco. . October 12th. for the county il—two to serve t & reception and free lecture explaining . \days each for — the cause. of so much $icknéss, algo in. days for distubing the peace. _, Structing ladies bow to cure diseases . brought over A. L. ; and retain bealtb without the use of . resident of who will proba drugs, Illustration by diagnosis of . spend the rest of his da eee 1t. . hospital. is imminent. “Brothers celebrating Admi Committee. BRIRE MENTION, iver. Hotes and Comments of Local’ $805 88 was ordered drawn An Island Sinks Out of Sight. -VictoriA, B. C., September 1o—News comes from Suva that Falcon Island, midway between Tongatabu and Haamui has disappeared beneath the waters. men are lost. . feet above sea level. Isle of Crete’s Troubles Continue. ATHENS, September 10.—Another bombardment of Candia Fires continue, 400 deaths have occurred and martial law is declared. The daughter of the British Vice Consul and her babe are missing and are probably dead. Put a Man to Shame. . Repprnc, Cal., September 9.—Mrs. Kate Rosedescended 655 feet into a well on a slender rope and saved the life of a four-year-old child that had fallen. in. Lbut refused to go down for fear the rope was not strong An anarchist Troops Must Remain In Service. WASHINGTON, September 10.— President given out a Statement to the out of the volun but that the war is not over and no urgi change the administration’s: plans. issued and a commission appointed t¢ would in his opinion be the hight of the troops in. case our commission f its demands. . the various States, those remaining wi Aguinaldo Fortifies Mania, September 1 of the Filippino Congress. of the insurgent government. —————— 0.-—Aguinaldo has called a meeting -He is fortifying Malolez, capital — His Position. [eae rere Interest. . At the Selby Fiat primaries today, . the candidates were A. A. Arbogast, W/,. Arrangements sre being made to bold . ARowe, H. D. Towle, ® meeting at this city next week to. W. Shearer and J. 8. organize » Republican club. ‘The date . *Te four to be elected. -The Board of City Trustees held a — : meeting Thursday night and sett . Matters’ with’ Contractor Vv . connection with the water works, At the Union Hotel Parlors Sunday . *°°@pted the job as completed and a afternoon at 2 o’clock sharp Dr. Agnes . ¥8trant/of ' Winzell, a graduate in medicine also in . ‘® Mrs Vineent’s favor. . J. M. Cooper, . Graham. There up t in They Long of Truckee arrived ening with three prisoners vagrancy aud one thirty ". paring for the entertainment of the ‘. visiting delegates and their families. . NATIONAL ODD FELLOWS. A. Ro-Lerd of This City Will be There With Them. Ten days hence Boston will be the emcee hundreds of prominent Odd ellows from over all the country, and A. R. Lord of this city willbe ous of them. The annnal meeting of the Sovereign Grand Lodge wiil be in Progress during the third week of the month, opening on September 19th, and the local entertainment commit. tees, comprising scores of prominent citizens, are actively engaged in preIt will be the seventy-foarth annual session of the order. The Patriarchs Militant, an auxiliary body, will hold time. It is estimated that the two gatherings will take to Boston between more and other ¢ities are preparing to year, Saloon For Sale, One of the best fitted up and best located saloona in Nevada City is offered an old bly ¥%, in the county . for sale. Has an excellent run of firstAUSTRIA ee ASSASSINATED THIS MORNING. The most intense excitement Twenty native fisherIt was half a mile in diameter and stood forty A man was present ——— aairor el babi G0ee4 55 HB BBE ALP McKinley has public relative to the mustering He says numerous ng and pleading will A protocol has been © negotiate peace. It unwisdom to muster out nd it nécessary to enforce 100,000 troops, being about half the quota of will be released, and the services of al] ll be required for the present. ite ennaal encampment at the same the more labor it requires. ing the blood rich, pure and nourishoperate. Cure indigesti on, sick head —EE————— : . . A PIONBER'S DEATE. An Anarchist Buries His Stiletto«™»» tn Maer a is Hilt in the Body of Her . F. K Shattuck, ex-Mayor of Oakjland and Berkeley’s oldest and best . known citizen, died at 330 yesterday (morning at his home on Shattuck ; avenue, a8 a result of injuries received ‘mine days ago while sbout to board a street car. : i Mr. Shattuck was born at Crown ; Point, Essex county, New York, March After reaching Sactamento Mr. Shattack and his companions embarked in & Whitehall boat for Marysville and from there they proceeded on foot to Rose’s Bar, After & month of indifferent success at mining at that point they proceeded to Nye’s Crossing on the Middle Yuba, where they -undertook to turn the rivér from its channel for the purpose of mining the bed. They were.successfulin diverting the stream, but very little gold was secured from its bed. Atter this ansuccessful venture, the original party broke up and Messrs. Shattack and Biake came to Nevada City, where they formed a partnership with Messrs. Kleinfelter and William Hillegass in mining operations. Mr. Shattack engaged in hauling gravel from the hills down to Deer creek for washing while the other partners sank « shaft in thatvicinity. They remained here until December, when the rains caused them todesist operations. They then went to Goodyear’s Bar onthe North Yuba and spent the time there and at Downieville until January, 1852. ‘This ended Mr. Shattuck’s mining experiences for a time, and latterly he went to Oakland where he engaged in other parsuits. AT TRE CHURCHES SUNDAY. Divine Services to Be Held in Nevada City Tomorrow. METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. W. C. Gray will preach at 11 2. m. and at 7 p. m. Morning subject: “The Closing Hymn.” Evening, “A Minister’s Life in Nevada City.” Early prayer meeting at7 a.m. The Pastor will lead the class meeting at 9:55 a. m. At 3p. m. Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper and infant baptism. Tea and . A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telepkcze. "GRASS VALLEY NEWS. Mrs. R. Hauckins has gone to Camp Barrett to see her boys in Company I previous to their departare for Vancourer. B. ¥. Clapp bad Jeremiah Hurley arrested for battery. The trial took place this morning. Mr. Hurley pleaded his own case and was discharged. The entertainment given last night: by the Native Daughters and Sons for the benefit of the Red Cross attracteds large audience and was very snecessfal. . One of the features of the program was Miss Nettie Cobb’srecitation. About $70 was taken in, the expenses being some $15. . Yesterday afternoon’s game of ball between the Monarchs and Pioneers was won by the former in a ten-itming game by a score of six to five. It was a great contest. At the end of the ninth imning they stood four.to four. Then Caverly.made an overthow to the home base and let in two runs for the Monarchs. The Pioneers made but ene run in the tenth inning. There were few errors on either side outside of disastrous overthrows by the Pioneers, the stronger of the two organizations at bat. “Overmeyer for the Pioneers struck out nine men and Whalen for the Monarchs struck out six. The two clubs seem to be very evenly matched PLACER COUNTY POINTS. Items in Brief Clipped From Yesterday's Colfax Sentinel. Mrs. M. Dumilieu and family of S/.cramento have returned to Colfax und now occupy their “residence on Oak street. ped Col. J. E. Doolittle, manager or the Gold Run company, came up from San Francisco Wednesday to look after the company’s interests. . The contract for building the new schoolhouse at Dutch Flat has been awarded to J.C. Woodward, of Auburn. The contraét price is $4489, Master James Durin, of Colfax, aged 12 years, hus been suffering with acnte stomach pains. He was successfully operated on this week for appendicitis, M. E. Leahy & well-known stock man, who had sheep in the French Meadows, ee tate tate — J, Shaw. Topie, “Laborers in the Vineyard.” This is the last Sanday of the conference year. The pastor goes t conference on Monday. Aj} members of the official board will meet at the ne church Saturday evening at CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Rev. J.T, Grenfell will preach both morning and evening. The Christian Endeavor will meet at the usual hour led by Mrs. P.: G. Scadden. Subject: “Self Denial.” Sebbath school at the close of the morning service. A}) are cordially invited. oe a Gand Concert Tonight. Following is the Program of the concert to be given by Goyne’s Band from the balcony of the National hotel tonight beginning at 7:39 o’clock: Quickstep, Active, Arthur Tromen ey Il Trovatore, Verdi. antusia for o Barnhouse. — a = Quickstep, Pastoral, Geo. Allan. Waltzes, Farewell to Munich, Jas. Gungle Clarinet Sol. ae na 0, Old Kentucky Home, Round. March, Brave and Faithf ’ Pardent. stint Sl Reception to High School Teachers. At Odd Fellows hall on next Frida evening the students in the high elie of this city wili tender a reception to Professors Barker and Finnegan and Miss ton, the newly installed instructors in the high school. This will give our citizens an excellent opportunity to form the acquaintance of the new-comers. hind them when they went to Cuba and their clothes when they came back. Oe THE cup of happiness usually spri &® leak before it begins to run over. es ee We seldom care to be reminded of our duty by seeing another do it. Do Not boast of birth, wealth, iuflu-. ential friends or bodily prowess. alt oat Tue less heart a man puts into a task : appetite fails, 00d’s Sursaparilla gives help by makHoop’s Pus are to take, eusy to BORN. class custom. Apply at the Transcript : a80-tf ) Blue Canon, Grand Potpoorri, Tam O'Shanter, H. " sician is righthere. He hasan offi building, he has a staf assist him, and _— oe needs medical advice is invited to bee If it’s baby’s ‘health or mother’s or may write abont it, sure of Hewr ts Wanrep when the nerves be-. ing of your lette: 80,000 and 40,000 visitors. Detroit,. COM? weak and the mene Omaba, Richmond, New Orleans, Balti. . 4 Sure of a Cure if cure is possible. E ’ i as a. sirnctly confdenth ttt Will be hes Remen tes Hott on a advice from one of . Particular case or not, We f : to greta wis; Trout have Perished ‘by the thousands. Some weeks ago Campers could secure them by the hundreds in the. pools which ure now ‘entirely dry. — eee : Lizzie Vigoureux Coming. Lizzie Vigo ureux and her dramatic Organization, has applied to manager ‘Jacobs for, dates at the theater bere the latter part. of this month and early in October’ The repertoire includes “Amy Robsart,” “The Stranglers of‘ Paris,” ‘The Dandy Fifth,” “The Ordeal of Two Sisters” and “Lily of the Vulley.” Se RAL Sie EE To Fight Tonight. Unless the Sheriff of Placer county itaterferes, the fight between w. L,. Heyward of Towle and Fred Webber of Smartsville, which was to have taken Place a week ago at Washington in this county, but was stopped by Sheriff Getchell, will be pulled off tonight at ‘ i . ‘ RovAs, SAKENG POWDER CO., NEW. voi. @ . per. 50 CENTS A WEEK ing, Sept. 10th. at Union Hall, Indian Plat. Alt invited. Per couple % cents, including sup° ta, Lodge Entertainment and Dafice. On Weinesday evening, Sept. 7, at Odd Fellows ball, will be given a public entertainment and dance under the management of =n. Cow For Sale. A vali new milch cow is offered for sale cheap. Inquire at the Cleveland ranch on Cement Hill a%-iw _ Sunflower Comcert And Poverty Social,at the Methodist Church, Wednesday evening, September ith. Admission, including refreshments, 2% cents. td Perfection in Brewing is Reached. RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” . STEAM BEER PPA There are other Beers, but ZGILT EDGE aC) IS PURE. — WHEELIHAN BROS., Agents Grass Valiey. F Leave orders at Glenbrook Saloon JOE CONROY, Proprietor. Pine Street, Nevada City. AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY ‘SEQUOIA, And As Cheap A As Pine. All mouern houses finished with it THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILI AND MINING TIMBERS. Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 51. Dr. N, EY Chapman, DENTISTS. TOWLE BROS. CO., Dr C_W. Cha oman. Mrs. C. M. Mails — Has brought up with her from Sen Fran;eisgo s fine line of Misses and Children's '. Spring hats. trimmed and untrimmed; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O'Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles. {m16-4f} Broad street, next to Luetic 4 Brawd’s New : Vegetable, ‘POULTRY. STORE. Chas. W.Kam&Co. ‘method of informing the people "TARR shisinctbe of Informing the First-Class Store in the Transcript Block, Where they will keep constantly on hind the best of Vegetabies, Fruits, Chickens, etc. Please give us a call. J Lime Lime ! JOHN JEFFERIES Wishes to inform the people generally that he has for sale Fifty Tons of First-Class Lime, Which he will sell at the lowebt* prices. For sale at Geo. E. Turner’s hardware tore. ’ He is also ready to take contracts for all kinds of brick work and cement wal : His Prices for First-Class Work are The Lowest. PLATA LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. ’ Office at residence, Sagramento st Nevad City, Cal. NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention given to transient customers. “ ‘ Stables Open Ali Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. Telephone No. 72. = ~ The match will be for 15 rounds, winner to take purse of $100. tO a THE Masonic Widows and Orphans’ Home at Decoto is rapidly being fin. a = wee Free Medical Advice You need a doctor many ti ‘ 7 'y times when don’t call one, You suffer pain. in ditty forms and yet won't call the doctor, because you hope that the “will with the inevitable co uence of i bill “ for pro sional services.” You dovt know what todo for yourself cr what to take-But sippose that you could get free, absolutely free, the advice of.one of the most Eminent Phusicians The phy. ce in the nts to: nyone and everyone, whe write to ty of new Brocade and Moire $4 and (Successors to T. H. Mooney.) ILL KEEP ; WESTERECONTTANTLY ON ast raz HM Special attention to transients. “Sq ~ ws Solicitors Wanted. te complete of Juvenile Books for the not Each jk on ag Bh ead for little ones to fi cantivating. Prices from with ‘happy iigeootn cee! overdlowing sellers: Not like thon Four golden harvest for fa Ep’ workers. Credit ven. Freight paid est con. missions, Jatfit with samples of ates books free. only of ie pee ee ‘Seo a ¢ clear $008 ‘a month with pg al exclusive uveniles. THR CERN, JUVENILE DEPT. MAL (BOOK 026-306 reerrrsvrrnvnvornnenvvnrnnnnrnopoy: Black Brocade a SILK SKIRTS$4.50 NEVADA CITY. Ladies, this day we have ight yards to each skirt. of any member of the family yor & careful read. ~ sure of a co ious sm nscientious tia] : : facta, communication. tioners in the Urited icines suit jour offer you ‘this cent stamp Hitchoock, At Nevada City, Sept. 9, 1898, to the. “ict alae tae wife of Jesse Hit’ : a ® to britig your letter to fice. Address partm; nr Dr. J.C. Ayer Co, Lowell, Mase . the Medical De ew ual value is and $4.50. $8, but we open the i Wud Placed in our windwy one Jot Velour Silk Skirts not made up, Trice, $4 and $4.50. Their act. Ssason with this lot at g,. don’t wait ~ SATURDAY. The Kaights 0 At the co weekly meet Knights of ] union at th street. For smoked, mat August Rapp tuted the orc the program O'Neill made Oharles H. Hi “Home, Swe oreft talked c of our count an address ¢ sang a barit vey spoke of ism. O. H. man who was lights go out, “Bell Mahon scribed the . ‘Rathbone Si: was given thr Sacramento.” Rogers urgec meetings wit D. Fleming t« and victories the most agi exhibition « which all je Sweet Home. AN “The Favorite. . An old frie visit of the fe and his big theater to be week. The t works ie tha ously suppo! will give the secure in pla pany this ye ‘Shaw has -bh its members ances will be be good act comedy and personnel o The plays at dramas. T sequipped wi anagnificent Yatest and veale of sea houses are VOTING. Considerable Rept The prim next Thurs are in prog siderable it outcome. — at the fo) o’clock thi: Precinct store. Precinct Precinct Plaza. . Precinct Admitte Among -just admi preme Co! Grass Va Deafness @ition of tachian 1 flamed y imperfec ‘tirely cl and unl aaken ov mormal « stroyed bat ani cous 60 . Wew for any tarrh) t Catarrt F. JI. 0) . Sold fle. Hall’

THE TRANSCRIPT. SATURDAY.. ... SEPT. 10, 1898. Published every eve except Sundays sad Lega we by BROWN & CALKINS. -* s.r, BROWS. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Caronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Sapervisor Buffington hes gone to Mr. and Mre. J. A. Hustier of Patter$0 were iu town today. . L. 8. CaALzins. W.F. Engiebright and W. W. Wag-. gover left today for Lake Spaulding. E. A. Moore, the photographer, re-' tarved from Sean Francisco last evenN. J. Bobr bes gone to San Francisco to attend the funeral of his brother, H. Mrs. J. P. Meyers was Here this morning en route from North Bloomfield to W. McKinley Jr. and wife left on the noon train today for Sacramento and Mrs. A 8. Bigelow and Mrs. Curnow of Columbia Hill went to San Francisco yesterday. Mrs. Hugh Liosd of San Francisco arrived Thursday evening on 4 visit to Mrs. F. T. Nilon. field is the guest of Miss Frieda Heironimas of this city. Ex-Senator Peston has gone to Ione to attend « meeting of the directors of the Preston School of Industry. Dr. Agues Winzell has arrived, secompanied by her agent, Charlies H. Westcott. She is at the National Hotel. Dr. L. Finigan and son, who have been spending the past month at the Lise Oak mine, returned yesterday to San Jose. Mrs. J. M. Chaney of Salinas, who came bere to attend the funeral of her brother, Frank Luchsinger, returned Thursday evening the ladies of Evangeline Chapter, O. E. 8. tendered L J. Kolfe a surprise party in celebration of bis 72d birthday. On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sandow celebrated the first THE EMPRESS OF : to the : ' i i i ‘President ‘ 4 i . Geneva, Switzerland, Sept. 10o—The Empress of Austria was assassinated today at a hotel in this city. Miss Myra Ostrom of North Bloom-. Stabbed her with a stiletto. { / Highness. li 4 q McKinley Says No More Troops __ Will Be Mustered Out Of Service. . Special to the Dally Transcript. ; An Anarchist Murders Austria’s Empress. . prevails. anniversary of their wedding at their . home on Piety Hill. A telegram received from Superior Judge Niion this morning, sent from Sen Francisco, states that he will be home tomorrow evening. E. M. Radke, who went to San Francisco in respouse to a telegram saying ih dhe teen at Camp Barrett, have both been in the regimental hospital, the former from mélarial fever und the latter from the measles, W. Horner and wife of Rocklin left for home today, going as far as Colfax by their private conveyance. Mrs. Horner is « sister of the late Frank Luchsinger, whose funeru] took place Toursday. Henry Hartis of San Francisco, accompanied by bis frieud Mr. Jenkius, was in town yesterday on a brief visit to some of his old friends. He left Nevada City about twelve years ago, when guite a small boy, and for several years past has been in the ‘insurance -business. —— + 260+.. WEDDED WEDNESDAY. Toe Ward-Black Nupiials at St. Lake’s. Church, San Francisco. At St. Luke’s Episcopal charch in San Francisco on Wednesday afternoon the marriage of Sarah Elner Black, late of Nevada City, and Edward C. Ward -wassolemnized, the Hey. Dr. Shaw officiating. } The ceremony marking the occasion . was of a quiét character, the happy couple desiring that it transpire withonteclat. It was witnessed by only intimate friends and relatives. The bride-is-a sister of -Dr. James A. Black, who began his wonderfully suci ; : i cessful career in Nevada City, and the groom is well and favorably known in commercial circles of the coast where he bas established an enviable reputation as manager of the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company. After the ceremony at the church the wedding party repaired to a~prominent downtown establishment where the wedding supper was served and Mr. Ward and his bride then departed on the evening train for Coronado Beach. Upoti their return from the south they will make —* *&e-A Republican Club, bas not yet been decided on, but will ; be announced later. Notice to Ladies. electro-therapentics, and formerly proConstable pristress of. the Etectro-Therapeutic . Thazeday.ev Sanitariam in San Francisco, will give diseases at close of lecture, Dance at Indian Flat to-night. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. The Jewish new year will fall on Saturday, the 17th of the présent month. ‘Voters who wish to transfer from one precinct to another should bear in mind their home at the Hotel St. Nicholas in. that it must be done between now and ’ Ban Francisco. . October 12th. for the county il—two to serve t & reception and free lecture explaining . \days each for — the cause. of so much $icknéss, algo in. days for distubing the peace. _, Structing ladies bow to cure diseases . brought over A. L. ; and retain bealtb without the use of . resident of who will proba drugs, Illustration by diagnosis of . spend the rest of his da eee 1t. . hospital. is imminent. “Brothers celebrating Admi Committee. BRIRE MENTION, iver. Hotes and Comments of Local’ $805 88 was ordered drawn An Island Sinks Out of Sight. -VictoriA, B. C., September 1o—News comes from Suva that Falcon Island, midway between Tongatabu and Haamui has disappeared beneath the waters. men are lost. . feet above sea level. Isle of Crete’s Troubles Continue. ATHENS, September 10.—Another bombardment of Candia Fires continue, 400 deaths have occurred and martial law is declared. The daughter of the British Vice Consul and her babe are missing and are probably dead. Put a Man to Shame. . Repprnc, Cal., September 9.—Mrs. Kate Rosedescended 655 feet into a well on a slender rope and saved the life of a four-year-old child that had fallen. in. Lbut refused to go down for fear the rope was not strong An anarchist Troops Must Remain In Service. WASHINGTON, September 10.— President given out a Statement to the out of the volun but that the war is not over and no urgi change the administration’s: plans. issued and a commission appointed t¢ would in his opinion be the hight of the troops in. case our commission f its demands. . the various States, those remaining wi Aguinaldo Fortifies Mania, September 1 of the Filippino Congress. of the insurgent government. —————— 0.-—Aguinaldo has called a meeting -He is fortifying Malolez, capital — His Position. [eae rere Interest. . At the Selby Fiat primaries today, . the candidates were A. A. Arbogast, W/,. Arrangements sre being made to bold . ARowe, H. D. Towle, ® meeting at this city next week to. W. Shearer and J. 8. organize » Republican club. ‘The date . *Te four to be elected. -The Board of City Trustees held a — : meeting Thursday night and sett . Matters’ with’ Contractor Vv . connection with the water works, At the Union Hotel Parlors Sunday . *°°@pted the job as completed and a afternoon at 2 o’clock sharp Dr. Agnes . ¥8trant/of ' Winzell, a graduate in medicine also in . ‘® Mrs Vineent’s favor. . J. M. Cooper, . Graham. There up t in They Long of Truckee arrived ening with three prisoners vagrancy aud one thirty ". paring for the entertainment of the ‘. visiting delegates and their families. . NATIONAL ODD FELLOWS. A. Ro-Lerd of This City Will be There With Them. Ten days hence Boston will be the emcee hundreds of prominent Odd ellows from over all the country, and A. R. Lord of this city willbe ous of them. The annnal meeting of the Sovereign Grand Lodge wiil be in Progress during the third week of the month, opening on September 19th, and the local entertainment commit. tees, comprising scores of prominent citizens, are actively engaged in preIt will be the seventy-foarth annual session of the order. The Patriarchs Militant, an auxiliary body, will hold time. It is estimated that the two gatherings will take to Boston between more and other ¢ities are preparing to year, Saloon For Sale, One of the best fitted up and best located saloona in Nevada City is offered an old bly ¥%, in the county . for sale. Has an excellent run of firstAUSTRIA ee ASSASSINATED THIS MORNING. The most intense excitement Twenty native fisherIt was half a mile in diameter and stood forty A man was present ——— aairor el babi G0ee4 55 HB BBE ALP McKinley has public relative to the mustering He says numerous ng and pleading will A protocol has been © negotiate peace. It unwisdom to muster out nd it nécessary to enforce 100,000 troops, being about half the quota of will be released, and the services of al] ll be required for the present. ite ennaal encampment at the same the more labor it requires. ing the blood rich, pure and nourishoperate. Cure indigesti on, sick head —EE————— : . . A PIONBER'S DEATE. An Anarchist Buries His Stiletto«™»» tn Maer a is Hilt in the Body of Her . F. K Shattuck, ex-Mayor of Oakjland and Berkeley’s oldest and best . known citizen, died at 330 yesterday (morning at his home on Shattuck ; avenue, a8 a result of injuries received ‘mine days ago while sbout to board a street car. : i Mr. Shattuck was born at Crown ; Point, Essex county, New York, March After reaching Sactamento Mr. Shattack and his companions embarked in & Whitehall boat for Marysville and from there they proceeded on foot to Rose’s Bar, After & month of indifferent success at mining at that point they proceeded to Nye’s Crossing on the Middle Yuba, where they -undertook to turn the rivér from its channel for the purpose of mining the bed. They were.successfulin diverting the stream, but very little gold was secured from its bed. Atter this ansuccessful venture, the original party broke up and Messrs. Shattack and Biake came to Nevada City, where they formed a partnership with Messrs. Kleinfelter and William Hillegass in mining operations. Mr. Shattack engaged in hauling gravel from the hills down to Deer creek for washing while the other partners sank « shaft in thatvicinity. They remained here until December, when the rains caused them todesist operations. They then went to Goodyear’s Bar onthe North Yuba and spent the time there and at Downieville until January, 1852. ‘This ended Mr. Shattuck’s mining experiences for a time, and latterly he went to Oakland where he engaged in other parsuits. AT TRE CHURCHES SUNDAY. Divine Services to Be Held in Nevada City Tomorrow. METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. W. C. Gray will preach at 11 2. m. and at 7 p. m. Morning subject: “The Closing Hymn.” Evening, “A Minister’s Life in Nevada City.” Early prayer meeting at7 a.m. The Pastor will lead the class meeting at 9:55 a. m. At 3p. m. Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper and infant baptism. Tea and . A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telepkcze. "GRASS VALLEY NEWS. Mrs. R. Hauckins has gone to Camp Barrett to see her boys in Company I previous to their departare for Vancourer. B. ¥. Clapp bad Jeremiah Hurley arrested for battery. The trial took place this morning. Mr. Hurley pleaded his own case and was discharged. The entertainment given last night: by the Native Daughters and Sons for the benefit of the Red Cross attracteds large audience and was very snecessfal. . One of the features of the program was Miss Nettie Cobb’srecitation. About $70 was taken in, the expenses being some $15. . Yesterday afternoon’s game of ball between the Monarchs and Pioneers was won by the former in a ten-itming game by a score of six to five. It was a great contest. At the end of the ninth imning they stood four.to four. Then Caverly.made an overthow to the home base and let in two runs for the Monarchs. The Pioneers made but ene run in the tenth inning. There were few errors on either side outside of disastrous overthrows by the Pioneers, the stronger of the two organizations at bat. “Overmeyer for the Pioneers struck out nine men and Whalen for the Monarchs struck out six. The two clubs seem to be very evenly matched PLACER COUNTY POINTS. Items in Brief Clipped From Yesterday's Colfax Sentinel. Mrs. M. Dumilieu and family of S/.cramento have returned to Colfax und now occupy their “residence on Oak street. ped Col. J. E. Doolittle, manager or the Gold Run company, came up from San Francisco Wednesday to look after the company’s interests. . The contract for building the new schoolhouse at Dutch Flat has been awarded to J.C. Woodward, of Auburn. The contraét price is $4489, Master James Durin, of Colfax, aged 12 years, hus been suffering with acnte stomach pains. He was successfully operated on this week for appendicitis, M. E. Leahy & well-known stock man, who had sheep in the French Meadows, ee tate tate — J, Shaw. Topie, “Laborers in the Vineyard.” This is the last Sanday of the conference year. The pastor goes t conference on Monday. Aj} members of the official board will meet at the ne church Saturday evening at CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Rev. J.T, Grenfell will preach both morning and evening. The Christian

Endeavor will meet at the usual hour led by Mrs. P.: G. Scadden. Subject: “Self Denial.” Sebbath school at the close of the morning service. A}) are cordially invited. oe a Gand Concert Tonight. Following is the Program of the concert to be given by Goyne’s Band from the balcony of the National hotel tonight beginning at 7:39 o’clock: Quickstep, Active, Arthur Tromen ey Il Trovatore, Verdi. antusia for o Barnhouse. — a = Quickstep, Pastoral, Geo. Allan. Waltzes, Farewell to Munich, Jas. Gungle Clarinet Sol. ae na 0, Old Kentucky Home, Round. March, Brave and Faithf ’ Pardent. stint Sl Reception to High School Teachers. At Odd Fellows hall on next Frida evening the students in the high elie of this city wili tender a reception to Professors Barker and Finnegan and Miss ton, the newly installed instructors in the high school. This will give our citizens an excellent opportunity to form the acquaintance of the new-comers. hind them when they went to Cuba and their clothes when they came back. Oe THE cup of happiness usually spri &® leak before it begins to run over. es ee We seldom care to be reminded of our duty by seeing another do it. Do Not boast of birth, wealth, iuflu-. ential friends or bodily prowess. alt oat Tue less heart a man puts into a task : appetite fails, 00d’s Sursaparilla gives help by makHoop’s Pus are to take, eusy to BORN. class custom. Apply at the Transcript : a80-tf ) Blue Canon, Grand Potpoorri, Tam O'Shanter, H. " sician is righthere. He hasan offi building, he has a staf assist him, and _— oe needs medical advice is invited to bee If it’s baby’s ‘health or mother’s or may write abont it, sure of Hewr ts Wanrep when the nerves be-. ing of your lette: 80,000 and 40,000 visitors. Detroit,. COM? weak and the mene Omaba, Richmond, New Orleans, Balti. . 4 Sure of a Cure if cure is possible. E ’ i as a. sirnctly confdenth ttt Will be hes Remen tes Hott on a advice from one of . Particular case or not, We f : to greta wis; Trout have Perished ‘by the thousands. Some weeks ago Campers could secure them by the hundreds in the. pools which ure now ‘entirely dry. — eee : Lizzie Vigoureux Coming. Lizzie Vigo ureux and her dramatic Organization, has applied to manager ‘Jacobs for, dates at the theater bere the latter part. of this month and early in October’ The repertoire includes “Amy Robsart,” “The Stranglers of‘ Paris,” ‘The Dandy Fifth,” “The Ordeal of Two Sisters” and “Lily of the Vulley.” Se RAL Sie EE To Fight Tonight. Unless the Sheriff of Placer county itaterferes, the fight between w. L,. Heyward of Towle and Fred Webber of Smartsville, which was to have taken Place a week ago at Washington in this county, but was stopped by Sheriff Getchell, will be pulled off tonight at ‘ i . ‘ RovAs, SAKENG POWDER CO., NEW. voi. @ . per. 50 CENTS A WEEK ing, Sept. 10th. at Union Hall, Indian Plat. Alt invited. Per couple % cents, including sup° ta, Lodge Entertainment and Dafice. On Weinesday evening, Sept. 7, at Odd Fellows ball, will be given a public entertainment and dance under the management of =n. Cow For Sale. A vali new milch cow is offered for sale cheap. Inquire at the Cleveland ranch on Cement Hill a%-iw _ Sunflower Comcert And Poverty Social,at the Methodist Church, Wednesday evening, September ith. Admission, including refreshments, 2% cents. td Perfection in Brewing is Reached. RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” . STEAM BEER PPA There are other Beers, but ZGILT EDGE aC) IS PURE. — WHEELIHAN BROS., Agents Grass Valiey. F Leave orders at Glenbrook Saloon JOE CONROY, Proprietor. Pine Street, Nevada City. AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY ‘SEQUOIA, And As Cheap A As Pine. All mouern houses finished with it THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILI AND MINING TIMBERS. Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 51. Dr. N, EY Chapman, DENTISTS. TOWLE BROS. CO., Dr C_W. Cha oman. Mrs. C. M. Mails — Has brought up with her from Sen Fran;eisgo s fine line of Misses and Children's '. Spring hats. trimmed and untrimmed; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O'Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles. {m16-4f} Broad street, next to Luetic 4 Brawd’s New : Vegetable, ‘POULTRY. STORE. Chas. W.Kam&Co. ‘method of informing the people "TARR shisinctbe of Informing the First-Class Store in the Transcript Block, Where they will keep constantly on hind the best of Vegetabies, Fruits, Chickens, etc. Please give us a call. J Lime Lime ! JOHN JEFFERIES Wishes to inform the people generally that he has for sale Fifty Tons of First-Class Lime, Which he will sell at the lowebt* prices. For sale at Geo. E. Turner’s hardware tore. ’ He is also ready to take contracts for all kinds of brick work and cement wal : His Prices for First-Class Work are The Lowest. PLATA LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. ’ Office at residence, Sagramento st Nevad City, Cal. NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention given to transient customers. “ ‘ Stables Open Ali Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. Telephone No. 72. = ~ The match will be for 15 rounds, winner to take purse of $100. tO a THE Masonic Widows and Orphans’ Home at Decoto is rapidly being fin. a = wee Free Medical Advice You need a doctor many ti ‘ 7 'y times when don’t call one, You suffer pain. in ditty forms and yet won't call the doctor, because you hope that the “will with the inevitable co uence of i bill “ for pro sional services.” You dovt know what todo for yourself cr what to take-But sippose that you could get free, absolutely free, the advice of.one of the most Eminent Phusicians The phy. ce in the nts to: nyone and everyone, whe write to ty of new Brocade and Moire $4 and (Successors to T. H. Mooney.) ILL KEEP ; WESTERECONTTANTLY ON ast raz HM Special attention to transients. “Sq ~ ws Solicitors Wanted. te complete of Juvenile Books for the not Each jk on ag Bh ead for little ones to fi cantivating. Prices from with ‘happy iigeootn cee! overdlowing sellers: Not like thon Four golden harvest for fa Ep’ workers. Credit ven. Freight paid est con. missions, Jatfit with samples of ates books free. only of ie pee ee ‘Seo a ¢ clear $008 ‘a month with pg al exclusive uveniles. THR CERN, JUVENILE DEPT. MAL (BOOK 026-306 reerrrsvrrnvnvornnenvvnrnnnnrnopoy: Black Brocade a SILK SKIRTS$4.50 NEVADA CITY. Ladies, this day we have ight yards to each skirt. of any member of the family yor & careful read. ~ sure of a co ious sm nscientious tia] : : facta, communication. tioners in the Urited icines suit jour offer you ‘this cent stamp Hitchoock, At Nevada City, Sept. 9, 1898, to the. “ict alae tae wife of Jesse Hit’ : a ® to britig your letter to fice. Address partm; nr Dr. J.C. Ayer Co, Lowell, Mase . the Medical De ew ual value is and $4.50. $8, but we open the i Wud Placed in our windwy one Jot Velour Silk Skirts not made up, Trice, $4 and $4.50. Their act. Ssason with this lot at g,. don’t wait ~ SATURDAY. The Kaights 0 At the co weekly meet Knights of ] union at th street. For smoked, mat August Rapp tuted the orc the program O'Neill made Oharles H. Hi “Home, Swe oreft talked c of our count an address ¢ sang a barit vey spoke of ism. O. H. man who was lights go out, “Bell Mahon scribed the . ‘Rathbone Si: was given thr Sacramento.” Rogers urgec meetings wit D. Fleming t« and victories the most agi exhibition « which all je Sweet Home. AN “The Favorite. . An old frie visit of the fe and his big theater to be week. The t works ie tha ously suppo! will give the secure in pla pany this ye ‘Shaw has -bh its members ances will be be good act comedy and personnel o The plays at dramas. T sequipped wi anagnificent Yatest and veale of sea houses are VOTING. Considerable Rept The prim next Thurs are in prog siderable it outcome. — at the fo) o’clock thi: Precinct store. Precinct Precinct Plaza. . Precinct Admitte Among -just admi preme Co! Grass Va Deafness @ition of tachian 1 flamed y imperfec ‘tirely cl and unl aaken ov mormal « stroyed bat ani cous 60 . Wew for any tarrh) t Catarrt F. JI. 0) . Sold fle. Hall’