September 11, 1896 (4 pages)

2 RNR Pi ETN ialancionam TREE ring tg na ae eee SS Ee eer sient Have Returned Home. a 8 een et <2 It Is DeMerous. W tch. ~ a ) A Fitting Successor. . a an “THE . TRANSORIPT. 4 MINER'S HORRIBLE DEATH. oe PERSONAL POINTERS, . 4 Fitting Suc tiaa. = Royal Roky Didi pie canpareap, Established Sept. 6. 1880, GE SEE Wh The Plumas es apc ata the finest article i the matket. ‘To be by Nat, P. Brown & Co. j : at Qunicy, says: @ candidacy 0: t lord’s., NEVADA CITY, NEVADA Co., CaLtrornra . Fred Oates Impaled Upop a Falling A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks “fa S. Calkins for State Senator, . Procured only at Gay eowWN ake Pecan Piece of Pomp Column. } Doings and Intentions. . 80 far as appears up to this writing will = . ~~ A horrible accident occurred at the j Sacra Prey el bedded nein phe ty chee R blican County FRIDAY SEPT. 11 1896 Cadmus mine on Deer creek at 5 yet Andy Hampel of mento is in Plumas having no favorite to i it a ep u ! Ms MOR a 1t, ‘ 2 Rss thal, last Nevada edaniy’s genial and able o’clock yesterday afternoon. i : ; . agains’ ¥ : Z ar a 3 N. W. Dodson of San Francisco is in Native Son, in whom they recognize a Central Committee. ‘PATRIOTISM; PROTECTION, PROSPERITY,” . . AS.» result Fred Oates, a young man Special to the DarLy TRaNscnipr. ‘ , = ee of 22 years of agé and well known to, ” a oa Hof ik Reteatanees toi: . fitting successor ptoeareec is land es ae aris. ae most of our people, lost his life. : . s LS . Supertor Court, REPUBLICAN TICKET. ; A MeKinley -p onstration, . town. oo MiMi FECL; [sient tata tomang sere] Gaeirec, gk reg AY Bini is ore tend Yorn . ane oe The mieinbers: at THe Re . ‘ are the same as a red in ‘ust -even-. Ca: ed si a zie mmonster . town. }sacted in the Superior Court today, publican County Central Com‘CHARLES HARRIS : P ip pea: demonstration, given in honor of the C. O'Connor came down from Lake Judge John Caldwell presiding: . heres tified tot’ ing’s extra of the Transcript: . bli . : : Ale f ge ‘ mittee are here ¥ no ' Wiseh nila “eae tans ik tas geek. . Repu lican Presidential nominee and . City today. . Joseph Foyer vs.G@. W. Baldwin. Seceet ub he Uaioe Hotel Ne: : ing ,< , . participated in by many of the States Miss Banks came down from Sierra dnd’day on trial. m 3 ? re FOR PRESIDENT, rer 42 "Sa bees nt aad pad aa. oF the Union, ‘is in progress here toCity today. onal aus ; tis vada City, on . ; pias opened a Jewelry and Watch Repairing eee ang 0! ee seu Or' day. The Vermont delegation was the} Robert Huckins is over from North; CHANGE of programme nightly atthe shop in : WILLIAM McKINLEY pump column by means of a winch at . first to arrive and included the GovSan Juan . Medicine show. Admission 10 cents to Saturday, September 12th, oF onto. the mouth of the shaft. Mpa da nin, . @rnor and Lieutenant-Governor, the J. O. Groves of San Francisco arrived all. at 2 o'clock p. m., ‘. Holmes Building, Corner Main anda ner the flange slipped off and a re 'Governor and Lieutenant-Governor . here last, evening. . + e6e-+ . FOR VICE PRESIDENT, of column fell to the hottom of t ©! elect and many other State officials shaft. . and notables. In the bottom of the shaft Oates and . : 6 James Langman were working together . Oates was bending. over drilling and as . the piece of column ‘fell it struck Oatés . \ in the back of the neck,going completely . GARRET A. HOBART OF NEW JBESEY. ‘KILLED AT BROWN'S VALLEY. Further Particulars Regarding the Death of W. C. Bradford, The Marysville Appeal contains the following additional particulars’of the Brown’s Valley accident, of which mention was made in yesterday’s TranSCRIPT: William C. Bradford met with a fatal accident at the Webb mine, Brown's Valley, at’ 10:45 Tuesday night, which resulted inhis death at 1:40 Wednesday morning. Bradford and a miner named. Tom Powers, who is deaf, were working in a drift with a machine drill and had in about eight holes when an explosion. occurred. Both men were injured, but Powérs, who was hurt in the'thigh, and whose injuries were not very serious, gave the alarm, and Bradford and himself were:taken out of the mine, Bradford, who was fatally ‘injured, was able to talk a little when brought up to the station. He said his‘left side’: hurt’ and asked ‘to: be turned over on his right side. ‘After che had been taken to. his home an examination showed that his back was full.ofrock from his neck down to his feet, the unfortunate man being ridViolent Cyclone, Striking his heart it forced it to the . P. M. crushed his legs out of all shape and . blown down, store windows broken. flesh} blood and bone. Langman called to Wm. Andrews, a fel. bide, Place de La Repu ique, Place St gether they cut the unfortunate man’s . body from the column with a knife. Oates was merely a temporary work. man at the Cadmus, and was on his . his last‘shift. His father, the regular . g; employe, has been in San Francisco . Martin Julian, gave a dinner here last for a short time past and it was while . vening at which he challenged James working in his stead that he met his . ‘ ‘F. Corbett. David Holland was made death. Oates Sr. returned from below . J ' temporary stakehglder and $5,000 delast evening and was to have gone to . posited td bind a match. ‘The money work again today. * . will remain up thirty days. Deceased was born at Grass Valley . and was 22 yearsand 5 months of age. . a He Ives a mother, stepfather (Wn, Another Successfal Expedition, Spargo), two brothers and sisters, both . New York Sept. 11.—Informati : ‘ Aan & I mation ae — et ied, oe 4 peed has just reached here that the steamer rower. His mother and stepfather . Three Friends which left Jacksonville Koturned from San Francisco last even . ast Friday has successfully evaded the ing. The funeral will take place to-. Spanish gunboats and landed a. large morrow afternoon from the Congrega; 3 cargo of munitions of war for the tional Church, . Cubans. Corbett Openly Challenged. ————_+ -@e > Paris, Sept. 10:—A violent cyclone through him, and coursing downward. . Swept over'portions of this city at 2:30 Omnibuses, cabs and stalls in the outside of his body and’ contiuuing on,. streets were overturned; trees were leaving nothing but a mangled mass of . carriages sunk in the river Seiné and . the firemen had to be called out. Many Oates was'impaled on the shaft. . Persons were injured on the Rue Turlow. workman, for assistance and to. Sulpice and the bonlevards and streets. New York, Sept. 11—Robert Fitzmmons, the pugilist and his backer, . Idon’t want .to you without reading. And another ‘thing, madany, if in my wandering J , ing Of the letter and then took the case “under advisement, dled with holes. ‘There were two dan. " gerous and fatalwounds in the back and region of the heart. His right arm was also riddled with the quartz. The men had bored. eight holes and after they were filled with powder each man had to.light four of them, and while the ‘fuse ‘burtied retire to a place of » safety. It is thought they must: have used a defective fuse, which caused a premature blast, the men not having had time to get out of the way. That is the only manner in which the aecident could be accounted for. WAS TIRED OF MARRIAGE, ts C. D, Dudley Advised His Wife to Sue for a Divorce, Chronicle: C.D.Dudley considers marriage a failure. His wife, Martha, made that fact known when she appeared before Judge Murphy asking fora di. vorce on the ground of desertion. Her husband; ‘she ‘said, “left: her some two years ago. . To prove that he had no intention of returning, she read a letter received from her husband in J une, , 1894. The letter was couched in vigorous language, and reads as follows: Nevapa City (Cal.), June 20, 1894.— Mrs. Dudley: : I presume, madam, you wonder at the reason of my not writing. The reason is we did too much writing in years gone by. _Forsome time I have realized that we both ‘made a mistake in not ending our communication before it had come to a serious end. Life, indeed, is full of mistakes, and my worst mistake was when I married you, * knowing as Idid an impediment existea to our ever living happily together, and ever since I-have . been cursing myself for my weakness in not withdrawing from a compact that boded no good to either of us, Incompatibility, madam, incom patibility,-and ‘you, perhaps, have not noticed its existence, but -I have. As ina pecuniary outlook the marriage . was of no benefit to you, I do not think it advisable to.make the persons live in the percentage was as follows: Forty. Sisted by some of Nevada City’s leading SAFE FOR MCKINLEY. . Loware the Pacing Record, GLEns* Faurs, N. Y. Sept. 10.—The first heat inthe match for $5,000, be. tween J ohn R. Gentry and Star Pointer, . Was won by Gentry by a neck, Time ) 2:023;. Gentry paced the second mile in 2:01 46, lowering the record. ‘A-RARE TREAT IN. STORR. William Bloor Johns and Wife Will Ap . pear at the Theater Monday Night. -There is a treat in store for the amusement-loving people of Nevada City, who enjoy a versatile programme . Of Shakespearean, dramatic, humorous, . vocal ana instrumental selections. On next Monday evening, Sept. 14th, Mr. jand Mrs. William Elnor Johns will . Sive an entetainment at the Nevada Theater. Mr. and Mrs. Johns appeared . here two years ago last May, and’ were ps highly appreciated. Since the delight; ful evening we spent with the talented Nebraska Will Give 8,000 Majorty For . artists they have been members of the Him. . Frederick Warde, Louis James Oo. and . A, M. Palmer’s Co. and appearing in Cuicaco, Sept. 9.:—Wiliam R. Dawson me larger cities of the United Stated. 4 business man of Lincoln, Neb., has The programme next Monday evening sent to Republican headquarters the . i of so varied a character that it is result of a non-partisan and extensive . ound to please every one, The work canvass of country towns and surround-. T"ges from the humorous to the ing rural districts of Nebraska. The . heavy tragic. One of the notable. featquiries were sent out in circular form . ures will be the quarreling scene from to business men of good standing in ; Julius Cwsar. Mr. Johns will do’ his country towns, irrespective of politics, }Tiginal Chinese sketch entitled “A and there was nothing in the heading . Modern Romeo and Juliet.” In this of the circulars to show them for whom . the gentleman is dressed like a Chinathe report was desired or in the circu-. ™&M, and in pigeon English tells how lar to disclose the politics of the . he made love to his girl on “Sacramento tttes. . Street.” Mrs. Johns will sing some of Fifty-seven country towns replied _. the latest ballads and comic Senhgs. In the country surrounding these towns . Mr. and Mrs. Johns will be ably as. . ee are S. . @ régular turméil of aggravation. It is not my intention to again return to California. ‘and marry. again. I don’t care. .-Marriage is looked upon as a failure anyhow. One thing pray spare me th maledictions you can so easily bestow. useless,and besides I attention to them. You need not bother of writing to me; consider it best, and Idon’t want to hear from you, And:if you should be . so foolish as to write I shall either de. stroy the letter unopened or return it Should desire tomake use of a mistress, . ion. Hoping you can see. the-.advisa. bility of the foregoing and not make idiotic attempts to annoy me, I remain, madam, yours, in farewell, ; C. D. Duptey. Judge Murphy listened to the readsix for McKinley and 54 for Bryan. In. talent, namely: the country towns the percentage was:) the charming Soprano, will render a. bowels, ball at the rifle grounds next Sunday in the forenoon. It is understood the . O winners will iH t 2 I will.do so without the least compunct. and then there will be.some fan team: Round Steak Al. Snell, Leg . Grissel, Hamburg Steak W. Stenson took place this forenoon from St. Patrick’s Church. largely attended. The school teachers . atterided in a body. No school was . Hon. held today out of ceased N. Jacobs of San Francisco arrived . here this morning, W. Godden came down Valley on his way below. Constable Lithgow was down from . ternoonThey report having had Washington yesterday. Mrs. Fred Searls is in San Francisco an abundance of fish on their tables. visiting her parents. . Mrs. H. Bleese of North San Juan is . . visiting friends in this city. Rebekahs’ Drill. ? from a trip to the State Fair. H. W. Cole of Maybert has returned . be present. ‘By order, from a trip through the East, . s11-2t + Mars.'J. M. Watuina, N. G. J. 8. Landsburg and ©. E. BKandsburg' came over from Relief Hill today, Mrs. Cunningham and daughter came . down from North San Juan today. . Chris. Polich, who has been visiting JACKSON’s. ing at San Francisco, ‘returned: last ¥°5 g0 os ee evening. Something New. a24-tf returned from a business trip to San &t JACKson’s. a24-tf Francisco. 4 J.J. Ott will leave tomorrow for Paso Twenty Dollars Reward. Robles Springs for the benefit of his; A Diamond Earrin health. — Platt Ketchum of Pike City returned laa night from a visit with his sister in. paid finder by leaving at this office. s7-lw Fred. Senner and Simon Hieronimus from Gold _Jr., who went on a recreation and camp. ing trip, returned home yesterday afmost. delightful time and always had There will be a drill by the Rebekahs A. H. Podmore returned last evening at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday evening. . Officers and members are requested to Hill’s Mixed Flavoring Spices, at) County Assessor Wm. H. Martin has! 50 pounds of Flour { for One Dollar iz was lost Saturday . night between the Theatre and the Garthe ~ residence on Main street. $20 reward will be For the purpose of making Coven: Bteees, é arrangements to hold a County Convention. By order Nat. P. Brown, And is now prepared to do ail kinds of. wo. k in his line. a Chairman. PRICES, Low. 3 ARTHUR L, FIsHER, Secretary. WORK GUARANTEED. by ama 1 Nevada City, Sept. 1, 1896. «THE WHITE WING" X. ELECTRIC SALOON ‘AND BILLIARD PARLOR. 914 Market Street, NEAR BALDWIN HOTEL, BASEMENT. W. DAWSON; _ Ty TREGELLAS. THE BEST OF WORK.THE LOWEST OF PRICES. . You will always find this motto preyails at my Novelty Wood Working and Repair-Shop A specialty of TURNING and BAND SAW ING. MOULDINGS of all kinds on hand. pairing done on shortest notice, hand. Re H. C. WEISENBURGER, Successor to O. C. Percival, ~< Shop on the Plaza. NEVADA CITY. BEEHIVE — GROCERY . Southern California. James Graham, the popular mix-/. R. Taylar of North Bloomfield arrived . here last evening from San Francisco Robert Holland and wife, of Colum: bia Hill, returned last evening from San Francisco. ‘ J.M. MeCarthy of Washington returned here last evening from the Bay on his way home. . . David Holland ‘and wife, who have . been visiting at San Francisco, arrived . home last evening. . I m mense Mrs. James Odgers, who has been a visiting the family of James Tredinnick, . left today for her home in Colorado. Mrs. Carl Siebert and children, who . have been to Petaluma on a visit. to her old home, returned here this morning. . Dan Cole, one of the Harbor Com. missioners, arrived here last evening tesa’ =o Saturday Eve, Sopt 12th Andy McGee, the old colored gentileman, who has been having treated at Sacramento, evening, much improved. Miss Ida Moran returned today from Washington, where she has been spending the past two months with relatives, and will leave in the morning for San Francisco to join her folks. H. Chase, serving six days in the county jail for disturbing the peace, was discharged today. . L. J, Brasfield took the first prize for : RALLY! . . his eyes . ous returned last . . ARMORY HALL. apes Under the auspices of the The meeting will be addressed by Telephone, The funeral of the late Mrs. R. P./ . E. F. Coons, Foot. to.the de-/ Miss Annie Webber, You may do as you wish. Fifty-six for McKinley and 44 for few selections; Miss Minnie Brand and Get a divorce, if you can find grounds, . Bryan. . Mrs. E. B. Power, the clever musicians. National -Committeeman Dawes, a. The entertainment will conclude with . blood and cousin ofthe circular writer, said he . the laughable farce, took these figures to indicate a majorauy: of bens “Wher ses Me ce at boon 8,000 in Nebraska for ©eived special mention throughont the never pay any . McKinley. “x Happy Pair,” ; country, Reserved seats on sale at . Foley’s confectionery store. Reserved . Seats, 50 cents. General admission, 25 + *@e + raat Butchers vs. Grocerymen, The butchers and grocers will play) caiyte. ONC Re LarGe crowds attend ‘the Romany il Co’s show every evening. The tent challenge the Shemale is well filled every night. +O + Sweeping Sale. Every man and boy’s suit, that is The following consist the butchers . of Mutton B. Daniels, Bologna Sauleft in our stores in the stock of sum-j ness. 5c. ee sage W. King, Mutton Chops J. Carter, 'mer goods, or any other odd suits, i Tender Loin Steak 8; Harper, Leg of} must be closed out by Wednesday} You Can't Boy H but if you . Lamb F. Grissel, Roast: of Beef Eb. night at prices that will astonish everyPenrose, . body. Do not delay this great chance, viously ill with inflammation of.the. »,.’ een is now out, of danger. . Miss Emma M: Gay, Frep THE NERVES: upon’ pute, rich . Pure blood en i gs aay ins whic , > Sarsaparilla which is thus e in which Mr, and Mrs, Johns have re. and best nerve tonic, ache, indigestion, biliousness. Sold b all druggists, 250. SS j Sarsaparilla holds the abi mfi. dence of the public. Hood’s pa . rilla is known bythe cures it has made. It is the One True Blood Purifier. tion, jaundice, sick suffering from dys ia, scrofula, salt rheum, lepers rs bee pera be de it wa Pork Chops Lee Friendt. . Goods will be marked out in front of Hoots Ban Per by ‘taking Don’t forget David Garrick, Sept. 19. The following consist the srocery. the stores at 8 o’clock Saturday mornres nace RTE Daa : . yam: Barrel of Sugar P. G. Scadden, ing. The first come the first will get : : Fine Butters. ; . Sack of Potatoes 8. Costella, Side of . a Woodland Creame Mrs. ©. W. Jones, who his been seSUSAN B, Anthony, you need not be neryous. And other good speakers. Hood's . greatest . i Hood's Pitts oure nausea, sick head . This will be the greatest a *«__. _ meeting of the campaign. Merit Wins and that is why Hood’s . Go early and get good seats. Hoop’s PILts cure liver ills, Seer Assessment Notice. on his way home. . : & = mH Attraction. putting the 16-Ib. shot at the picnic, MckKI N LEY.C LU B aud not Dan Stewart. The latter took second money. GRASS VALLEY GLEANINGS The News of Today as Told Over the Butter, the . Bacon Geo. Hurst, Saek of Flour T. gola basis for these goods. Strictly . DHE NEVADA COUNTY ELECTRIC POWER Boadden, the sole agout. n? Sagtalt . Siarh, Suck of Bran 8. Roberts, Box . one price for cash only span at wc alts py Scadden, the sole agent. a25-tf [of Crackers L. Schwartz, Chow:Chow . L. Hyman & Co. or rks, Nevada opnty, California. sine ot A Fact Worth Knowing. . J. Delbridge, Bottle of Pickels 1.) 44 _ Regulators of Low Prices. . the Board o! Directors held on the 2ithd emretemsi be j Richards, Bottle of Olives W. Fischer. . and sl thee Sane tren are. _ MATINEE 2 p. m. Saturday at the Big: to cured by Shilob’s Cure, . Sold by Dick. Tent, corner Pine and Commercial sts:" 0. reman & Co. . Admission 10 cents. Every child re"Don’t forget David Garrick, Sept. 19, Ceives a present. +--+ Ge 4+——___ . every child will receive a present. a ——s Lege. < Hoon's eon are purely bee ¢ Se teria mares any ¢ ; and do not pu , pain or gripe. : ‘The' Mis of Women, : MARRIED. . druggists. 25c. ae : f > ; * x nf , ae ee tee ser ree. t ; Consti causes more than half erie : : . Hoop’s Pius the best fami the ills of woman . Karl's Clover Root At San José, Sept. 1, 1896, Mrs. M. L. .atharticand liver medicine. Haleinns ‘Tea is a pleasant cure for reapmaciy: Sg rs ager 4 of — City, to J i reliable, cure. : Sold by Dickerman & Co. : z So . Let your children visit the Matinee morrow afternoon at the Romany Oil ‘0's big show. It is only 10 cents and 27, Sth flour, Mills Building, San Francisco, . Any stock u which thé assessment shall . ragnain unpald on the toch day of ‘ Spantioe: juent, t ic ancti nd unless is b lore, will be eld ax , the and ad ber, to the delinquent assessTHE BIMETALLIC ASSOC’N, Milis Build 5 J.J.JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--lMonogram :Whiskey Blue Label ‘Catsup Shasta Water,JShasta Ginger Ale ® P ologist at the National, has gone to. Repu bl 1can , Sweetland on a visit. . : ; Depot for — Fancy Groceries seal PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. _ Pepsin ... wot Rl geecs eral $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco.” 30 Duffy’s Malt. 100 Pickles, % gal. bottles. 25 Gamecock Whisky fr o0. . in bulk, per gal: > so FAL Whisky: os 75. Olives, ss: * I 25 Bryant’s Root Beer ,22), 10! Mikado Soap, per bar. 05 Hire’s s ag SehOR gy Everything else in proportion, * " "5 9 © = = © “ ARABIAN ROAST’ Coffee is the.Best. : Give it a Trial. . . = 0 we ie wae 1eeeDeE ) >THE WHEELS OF FASHION Run one way today, anothé or way tomorrow, but are re 3 fashion war de: mInands. First, a man’s clothes must fit him; second, the materials in his clothes same be pin : Those are just exactly the kind of garments we make. The wheels of business are turning very fast for us now. It become a matter of common knowledge that we are the bent iaileee 2 Nevada county, and our rices are the lowest if rfect fit and the finest goods worth , ae ee ea SMITH BROTHERS, The Fashionable Tailors, me bps ine tee NEVADA CITY, CAL. . Pine Street, Near Broad,This warm weather. If Chicken se “you get acan of ” Tongue Chipped Beef » Soused Mackerel Vienna SausagePickled Shrimp You Won't Have to Cook J, something nice to go with th, BUD: WEISER BEER, that fine CLEAR Eastern Poy a WOLF, The Cash Grocer, -_= ‘Nevada City . CAPT. RUHST ALLER’S Fi oe EAM EVERYBODY DRINKS IT!WHELIHAN BROs,,A B. Commercial street, BEER Half. LVERYBODY cua FOR IT! Agents Liquors anda Aug 28 Ms 63 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. ane Cigrs, Corner Broad and Pine Strects, Nevada City, Cal a THE . ee NEVADA CI \ Western.:-++ "Excepting ¢ {> Grex bh Colfe Grass Valley:. Sierra bone sia N. Bloonifield, » aybert 5 anaes *You Bet.wy *Monda:; ORFICE HO ¢undays and p.m. OFFICIAL Names of 1 ther . The follov the cricket . Union picn Admission Hawk PB Rr ESO OP boy iS oak 4 & 5 Ss & = Ee last ev of the were bi the mi of ref: Dr. ©. Mrs, ( E.B.! the c] Th “recer ‘in th -to Le “ever: we Babs. EESZERSE.

2 RNR Pi ETN ialancionam TREE ring tg na ae eee SS Ee eer sient Have Returned Home. a 8 een et <2 It Is DeMerous. W tch. ~ a ) A Fitting Successor. . a an “THE . TRANSORIPT. 4 MINER'S HORRIBLE DEATH. oe PERSONAL POINTERS, . 4 Fitting Suc tiaa. = Royal Roky Didi pie canpareap, Established Sept. 6. 1880, GE SEE Wh The Plumas es apc ata the finest article i the matket. ‘To be by Nat, P. Brown & Co. j : at Qunicy, says: @ candidacy 0: t lord’s., NEVADA CITY, NEVADA Co., CaLtrornra . Fred Oates Impaled Upop a Falling A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks “fa S. Calkins for State Senator, . Procured only at Gay eowWN ake Pecan Piece of Pomp Column. } Doings and Intentions. . 80 far as appears up to this writing will = . ~~ A horrible accident occurred at the j Sacra Prey el bedded nein phe ty chee R blican County FRIDAY SEPT. 11 1896 Cadmus mine on Deer creek at 5 yet Andy Hampel of mento is in Plumas having no favorite to i it a ep u ! Ms MOR a 1t, ‘ 2 Rss thal, last Nevada edaniy’s genial and able o’clock yesterday afternoon. i : ; . agains’ ¥ : Z ar a 3 N. W. Dodson of San Francisco is in Native Son, in whom they recognize a Central Committee. ‘PATRIOTISM; PROTECTION, PROSPERITY,” . . AS.» result Fred Oates, a young man Special to the DarLy TRaNscnipr.. ‘ , = ee of 22 years of agé and well known to, ” a oa Hof ik Reteatanees toi: . fitting successor ptoeareec is land es ae aris. ae most of our people, lost his life. : . s LS . Supertor Court, REPUBLICAN TICKET. ; A MeKinley -p onstration, . town. oo MiMi FECL; [sient tata tomang sere] Gaeirec, gk reg AY Bini is ore tend Yorn . ane oe The mieinbers: at THe Re . ‘ are the same as a red in ‘ust -even-. Ca: ed si a zie mmonster . town. }sacted in the Superior Court today, publican County Central Com‘CHARLES HARRIS : P ip pea: demonstration, given in honor of the C. O'Connor came down from Lake Judge John Caldwell presiding: . heres tified tot’ ing’s extra of the Transcript: . bli . : : Ale f ge ‘ mittee are here ¥ no ' Wiseh nila “eae tans ik tas geek. . Repu lican Presidential nominee and . City today. . Joseph Foyer vs.G@. W. Baldwin. Seceet ub he Uaioe Hotel Ne: : ing ,< , . participated in by many of the States Miss Banks came down from Sierra dnd’day on trial. m 3 ? re FOR PRESIDENT, rer 42 "Sa bees nt aad pad aa. oF the Union, ‘is in progress here toCity today. onal aus ; tis vada City, on . ; pias opened a Jewelry and Watch Repairing eee ang 0! ee seu Or' day. The Vermont delegation was the} Robert Huckins is over from North; CHANGE of programme nightly atthe shop in : WILLIAM McKINLEY pump column by means of a winch at . first to arrive and included the GovSan Juan . Medicine show. Admission 10 cents to Saturday, September 12th, oF onto. the mouth of the shaft. Mpa da nin, . @rnor and Lieutenant-Governor, the J. O. Groves of San Francisco arrived all. at 2 o'clock p. m., ‘. Holmes Building, Corner Main anda ner the flange slipped off and a re 'Governor and Lieutenant-Governor . here last, evening. . + e6e-+ . FOR VICE PRESIDENT, of column fell to the hottom of t ©! elect and many other State officials shaft. . and notables. In the bottom of the shaft Oates and . : 6 James Langman were working together . Oates was bending. over drilling and as . the piece of column ‘fell it struck Oatés . \ in the back of the neck,going completely . GARRET A. HOBART OF NEW JBESEY. ‘KILLED AT BROWN'S VALLEY. Further Particulars Regarding the Death of W. C. Bradford, The Marysville Appeal contains the following additional particulars’of the Brown’s Valley accident, of which mention was made in yesterday’s TranSCRIPT: William C. Bradford met with a fatal accident at the Webb mine, Brown's Valley, at’ 10:45 Tuesday night, which resulted inhis death at 1:40 Wednesday morning. Bradford and a miner named. Tom Powers, who is deaf, were working in a drift with a machine drill and had in about eight holes when an explosion. occurred. Both men were injured, but Powérs, who was hurt in the'thigh, and whose injuries were not very serious, gave the alarm, and Bradford and himself were:taken out of the mine, Bradford, who was fatally ‘injured, was able to talk a little when brought up to the station. He said his‘left side’: hurt’ and asked ‘to: be turned over on his right side. ‘After che had been taken to. his home an examination showed that his back was full.ofrock from his neck down to his feet, the unfortunate man being ridViolent Cyclone, Striking his heart it forced it to the . P. M. crushed his legs out of all shape and . blown down, store windows broken. flesh} blood and bone. Langman called to Wm. Andrews, a fel. bide, Place de La Repu ique, Place St gether they cut the unfortunate man’s . body from the column with a knife. Oates was merely a temporary work. man at the Cadmus, and was on his . his last‘shift. His father, the regular . g; employe, has been in San Francisco . Martin Julian, gave a dinner here last for a short time past and it was while . vening at which he challenged James working in his stead that he met his . ‘ ‘F. Corbett. David Holland was made death. Oates Sr. returned from below . J ' temporary stakehglder and $5,000 delast evening and was to have gone to . posited td bind a match. ‘The money work again today. * . will remain up thirty days. Deceased was born at Grass Valley . and was 22 yearsand 5 months of age. . a He Ives a mother, stepfather (Wn, Another Successfal Expedition, Spargo), two brothers and sisters, both . New York Sept. 11.—Informati : ‘ Aan & I mation ae — et ied, oe 4 peed has just reached here that the steamer rower. His mother and stepfather . Three Friends which left Jacksonville Koturned from San Francisco last even . ast Friday has successfully evaded the ing. The funeral will take place to-. Spanish gunboats and landed a. large morrow afternoon from the Congrega; 3 cargo of munitions of war for the tional Church, . Cubans. Corbett Openly Challenged. ————_+ -@e > Paris, Sept. 10:—A violent cyclone through him, and coursing downward. . Swept over'portions of this city at 2:30 Omnibuses, cabs and stalls in the outside of his body and’ contiuuing on,. streets were overturned; trees were leaving nothing but a mangled mass of . carriages sunk in the river Seiné and . the firemen had to be called out. Many Oates was'impaled on the shaft. . Persons were injured on the Rue Turlow. workman, for assistance and to. Sulpice and the bonlevards and streets. New York, Sept. 11—Robert Fitzmmons, the pugilist and his backer, . Idon’t want .to you without reading. And another ‘thing, madany, if in my wandering J , ing Of the letter and then took the case “under advisement, dled with holes. ‘There were two dan. " gerous and fatalwounds in the back and region of the heart. His right arm was also riddled with the quartz. The men had bored. eight holes and after they were filled with powder each man had to.light four of them, and while the ‘fuse ‘burtied retire to a place of » safety. It is thought they must: have used a defective fuse, which caused a premature blast, the men not having had time to get out of the way. That is the only manner in which the aecident could be accounted for. WAS TIRED OF MARRIAGE, ts C. D, Dudley Advised His Wife to Sue for a Divorce, Chronicle: C.D.Dudley considers marriage a failure. His wife, Martha, made that fact known when she appeared before Judge Murphy asking fora di. vorce on the ground of desertion. Her husband; ‘she ‘said, “left: her some two years ago. . To prove that he had no intention of returning, she read a letter received from her husband in J une, , 1894. The letter was couched in vigorous language, and reads as follows: Nevapa City (Cal.), June 20, 1894.— Mrs. Dudley: : I presume, madam, you wonder at the reason of my not writing. The reason is we did too much writing in years gone by. _Forsome time I have realized that we both ‘made a mistake in not ending our communication before it had come to a serious end. Life, indeed, is full of mistakes, and my worst mistake was when I married you, * knowing as Idid an impediment existea to our ever living happily together, and ever since I-have . been cursing myself for my weakness in not withdrawing from a compact that boded no good to either of us, Incompatibility, madam, incom patibility,-and ‘you, perhaps, have not noticed its existence, but -I have. As ina pecuniary outlook the marriage . was of no benefit to you, I do not think it advisable to.make the persons live in the percentage was as follows: Forty. Sisted by some of Nevada City’s leading SAFE FOR MCKINLEY. . Loware the Pacing Record, GLEns* Faurs, N. Y. Sept. 10.—The first heat inthe match for $5,000, be. tween J ohn R. Gentry and Star Pointer, . Was won by Gentry by a neck, Time ) 2:023;. Gentry paced the second mile in 2:01 46, lowering the record. ‘A-RARE TREAT IN. STORR. William Bloor Johns and Wife Will Ap . pear at the Theater Monday Night. -There is a treat in store for the amusement-loving people of Nevada City, who enjoy a versatile programme . Of Shakespearean, dramatic, humorous, . vocal ana instrumental selections. On next Monday evening, Sept. 14th, Mr. jand Mrs. William Elnor Johns will . Sive an entetainment at the Nevada Theater. Mr. and Mrs. Johns appeared . here two years ago last May, and’ were ps highly appreciated. Since the delight; ful evening we spent with the talented Nebraska Will Give 8,000 Majorty For . artists they have been members of the Him. . Frederick Warde, Louis James Oo. and . A, M. Palmer’s Co. and appearing in Cuicaco, Sept. 9.:—Wiliam R. Dawson me larger cities of the United Stated. 4 business man of Lincoln, Neb., has The programme next Monday evening sent to Republican headquarters the . i of so varied a character that it is result of a non-partisan and extensive . ound to please every one, The work canvass of country towns and surround-. T"ges from the humorous to the ing rural districts of Nebraska. The . heavy tragic. One of the notable. featquiries were sent out in circular form . ures will be the quarreling scene from to business men of good standing in ; Julius Cwsar. Mr. Johns will do’ his country towns, irrespective of politics, }Tiginal Chinese sketch entitled “A and there was nothing in the heading . Modern Romeo and Juliet.” In this of the circulars to show them for whom . the gentleman is dressed like a Chinathe report was desired or in the circu-. ™&M, and in pigeon English tells how lar to disclose the politics of the . he made love to his girl on “Sacramento tttes. . Street.” Mrs. Johns will sing some of Fifty-seven country towns replied _. the latest ballads and comic Senhgs. In the country surrounding these towns . Mr. and Mrs. Johns will be ably as. . ee are S. . @ régular turméil of aggravation. It is not my intention to again return to California. ‘and marry. again. I don’t care. .-Marriage is looked upon as a failure anyhow. One thing pray spare me th maledictions you can so easily bestow. useless,and besides I attention to them. You need not bother of writing to me; consider it best, and Idon’t want to hear from you, And:if you should be . so foolish as to write I shall either de. stroy the letter unopened or return it Should desire tomake use of a mistress, . ion. Hoping you can see. the-.advisa. bility of the foregoing and not make idiotic attempts to annoy me, I remain, madam, yours, in farewell, ; C. D. Duptey. Judge Murphy listened to the readsix for McKinley and 54 for Bryan. In. talent, namely: the country towns the percentage was:) the charming Soprano, will render a. bowels, ball at the rifle grounds next Sunday in the forenoon. It is understood the . O winners will iH t 2 I will.do so without the least compunct. and then there will be.some fan team: Round Steak Al. Snell, Leg . Grissel, Hamburg Steak W. Stenson took place this forenoon from St. Patrick’s Church. largely attended. The school teachers . atterided in a body. No school was . Hon. held today out of ceased N. Jacobs of San Francisco arrived . here this morning, W. Godden came down Valley on his way below. Constable Lithgow was down from . ternoonThey report having had Washington yesterday. Mrs. Fred Searls is in San Francisco an abundance of fish on their tables. visiting her parents. . Mrs. H. Bleese of North San Juan is . . visiting friends in this city. Rebekahs’ Drill. ? from a trip to the State Fair. H. W. Cole of Maybert has returned . be present. ‘By order, from a trip through the East, . s11-2t + Mars.'J. M. Watuina, N. G. J. 8. Landsburg and ©. E. BKandsburg' came over from Relief Hill today, Mrs. Cunningham and daughter came . down from North San Juan today. . Chris. Polich, who has been visiting JACKSON’s. ing at San Francisco, ‘returned: last ¥°5 g0 os ee evening. Something New. a24-tf returned from a business trip to San &t JACKson’s. a24-tf Francisco. 4 J.J. Ott will leave tomorrow for Paso Twenty Dollars Reward. Robles Springs for the benefit of his; A Diamond Earrin health. — Platt Ketchum of Pike City returned laa night from a visit with his sister in. paid finder by leaving at this office. s7-lw Fred. Senner and Simon Hieronimus from Gold _Jr., who went on a recreation and camp. ing trip, returned home yesterday afmost. delightful time and always had There will be a drill by the Rebekahs A. H. Podmore returned last evening at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday evening. . Officers and members are requested to Hill’s Mixed Flavoring Spices, at) County Assessor Wm. H. Martin has! 50 pounds of Flour { for One Dollar iz was lost Saturday . night between the Theatre and the Garthe ~ residence on Main street. $20 reward will be For the purpose of making Coven: Bteees, é arrangements to hold a County Convention. By order Nat. P. Brown, And is now prepared to do ail kinds of. wo. k in his line. a Chairman. PRICES, Low. 3 ARTHUR L, FIsHER, Secretary. WORK GUARANTEED. by ama 1 Nevada City, Sept. 1, 1896.

«THE WHITE WING" X. ELECTRIC SALOON ‘AND BILLIARD PARLOR. 914 Market Street, NEAR BALDWIN HOTEL, BASEMENT. W. DAWSON; _ Ty TREGELLAS. THE BEST OF WORK.THE LOWEST OF PRICES.. . You will always find this motto preyails at my Novelty Wood Working and Repair-Shop A specialty of TURNING and BAND SAW ING. MOULDINGS of all kinds on hand. pairing done on shortest notice, hand. Re H. C. WEISENBURGER, Successor to O. C. Percival, ~< Shop on the Plaza. NEVADA CITY. BEEHIVE — GROCERY .. Southern California. James Graham, the popular mix-/. R. Taylar of North Bloomfield arrived . here last evening from San Francisco Robert Holland and wife, of Colum: bia Hill, returned last evening from San Francisco. ‘ J.M. MeCarthy of Washington returned here last evening from the Bay on his way home. .. . David Holland ‘and wife, who have . been visiting at San Francisco, arrived . home last evening. . I m mense Mrs. James Odgers, who has been a visiting the family of James Tredinnick, . left today for her home in Colorado. Mrs. Carl Siebert and children, who . have been to Petaluma on a visit. to her old home, returned here this morning. . Dan Cole, one of the Harbor Com. missioners, arrived here last evening tesa’ =o Saturday Eve, Sopt 12th Andy McGee, the old colored gentileman, who has been having treated at Sacramento, evening, much improved. Miss Ida Moran returned today from Washington, where she has been spending the past two months with relatives, and will leave in the morning for San Francisco to join her folks. H. Chase, serving six days in the county jail for disturbing the peace, was discharged today. . L. J, Brasfield took the first prize for : RALLY! . . his eyes . ous returned last . . ARMORY HALL. apes Under the auspices of the The meeting will be addressed by Telephone, The funeral of the late Mrs. R. P./ . E. F. Coons, Foot. to.the de-/ Miss Annie Webber, You may do as you wish. Fifty-six for McKinley and 44 for few selections; Miss Minnie Brand and Get a divorce, if you can find grounds, . Bryan. . Mrs. E. B. Power, the clever musicians. National -Committeeman Dawes, a. The entertainment will conclude with . blood and cousin ofthe circular writer, said he . the laughable farce, took these figures to indicate a majorauy: of bens “Wher ses Me ce at boon 8,000 in Nebraska for ©eived special mention throughont the never pay any . McKinley. “x Happy Pair,” ; country, Reserved seats on sale at . Foley’s confectionery store. Reserved . Seats, 50 cents. General admission, 25 + *@e + raat Butchers vs. Grocerymen, The butchers and grocers will play) caiyte. ONC Re LarGe crowds attend ‘the Romany il Co’s show every evening. The tent challenge the Shemale is well filled every night. +O + Sweeping Sale. Every man and boy’s suit, that is The following consist the butchers . of Mutton B. Daniels, Bologna Sauleft in our stores in the stock of sum-j ness. 5c. ee sage W. King, Mutton Chops J. Carter, 'mer goods, or any other odd suits, i Tender Loin Steak 8; Harper, Leg of} must be closed out by Wednesday} You Can't Boy H but if you . Lamb F. Grissel, Roast: of Beef Eb. night at prices that will astonish everyPenrose, . body. Do not delay this great chance, viously ill with inflammation of.the. »,.’ een is now out, of danger. . Miss Emma M: Gay, Frep THE NERVES: upon’ pute, rich . Pure blood en i gs aay ins whic , > Sarsaparilla which is thus e in which Mr, and Mrs, Johns have re. and best nerve tonic, ache, indigestion, biliousness. Sold b all druggists, 250. SS j Sarsaparilla holds the abi mfi. dence of the public. Hood’s pa . rilla is known bythe cures it has made. It is the One True Blood Purifier. tion, jaundice, sick suffering from dys ia, scrofula, salt rheum, lepers rs bee pera be de it wa Pork Chops Lee Friendt. . Goods will be marked out in front of Hoots Ban Per by ‘taking Don’t forget David Garrick, Sept. 19. The following consist the srocery. the stores at 8 o’clock Saturday mornres nace RTE Daa : . yam: Barrel of Sugar P. G. Scadden, ing. The first come the first will get : : Fine Butters. ; . Sack of Potatoes 8. Costella, Side of . a Woodland Creame Mrs. ©. W. Jones, who his been seSUSAN B, Anthony, you need not be neryous. And other good speakers. Hood's . greatest . i Hood's Pitts oure nausea, sick head . This will be the greatest a *«__. _ meeting of the campaign. Merit Wins and that is why Hood’s . Go early and get good seats. Hoop’s PILts cure liver ills, Seer Assessment Notice. on his way home. . : & = mH Attraction. putting the 16-Ib. shot at the picnic, MckKI N LEY.C LU B aud not Dan Stewart. The latter took second money. GRASS VALLEY GLEANINGS The News of Today as Told Over the Butter, the . Bacon Geo. Hurst, Saek of Flour T. gola basis for these goods. Strictly . DHE NEVADA COUNTY ELECTRIC POWER Boadden, the sole agout. n? Sagtalt . Siarh, Suck of Bran 8. Roberts, Box . one price for cash only span at wc alts py Scadden, the sole agent. a25-tf [of Crackers L. Schwartz, Chow:Chow . L. Hyman & Co. or rks, Nevada opnty, California. sine ot A Fact Worth Knowing. . J. Delbridge, Bottle of Pickels 1.) 44 _ Regulators of Low Prices. . the Board o! Directors held on the 2ithd emretemsi be j Richards, Bottle of Olives W. Fischer. . and sl thee Sane tren are. _ MATINEE 2 p. m. Saturday at the Big: to cured by Shilob’s Cure, . Sold by Dick. Tent, corner Pine and Commercial sts:" 0. reman & Co. . Admission 10 cents. Every child re"Don’t forget David Garrick, Sept. 19, Ceives a present. +--+ Ge 4+——___ . every child will receive a present. a ——s Lege. < Hoon's eon are purely bee ¢ Se teria mares any ¢ ; and do not pu , pain or gripe. : ‘The' Mis of Women, : MARRIED. . druggists. 25c. ae : f > ; * x nf , ae ee tee ser ree. t ; Consti causes more than half erie : : . Hoop’s Pius the best fami the ills of woman . Karl's Clover Root At San José, Sept. 1, 1896, Mrs. M. L. .atharticand liver medicine. Haleinns ‘Tea is a pleasant cure for reapmaciy: Sg rs ager 4 of — City, to J i reliable, cure. : Sold by Dickerman & Co. : z So . Let your children visit the Matinee morrow afternoon at the Romany Oil ‘0's big show. It is only 10 cents and 27, Sth flour, Mills Building, San Francisco, . Any stock u which thé assessment shall . ragnain unpald on the toch day of ‘ Spantioe: juent, t ic ancti nd unless is b lore, will be eld ax , the and ad ber, to the delinquent assessTHE BIMETALLIC ASSOC’N, Milis Build 5 J.J.JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--lMonogram :Whiskey Blue Label ‘Catsup Shasta Water,JShasta Ginger Ale ® P ologist at the National, has gone to. Repu bl 1can , Sweetland on a visit. . : ; Depot for — Fancy Groceries seal PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. _ Pepsin ..... wot Rl geecs eral $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco..” 30 Duffy’s Malt.. 100 Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 25 Gamecock Whisky fr o0. . in bulk, per gal: > so FAL Whisky: os 75. Olives, ss: * I 25 Bryant’s Root Beer ,22), 10! Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Hire’s s ag SehOR gy Everything else in proportion, * " "5 9 © = = © “ ARABIAN ROAST’ Coffee is the.Best. : Give it a Trial. . . = 0 we ie wae 1eeeDeE ) >THE WHEELS OF FASHION Run one way today, anothé or way tomorrow, but are re 3 fashion war de: mInands. First, a man’s clothes must fit him; second, the materials in his clothes same be pin : Those are just exactly the kind of garments we make. The wheels of business are turning very fast for us now. It become a matter of common knowledge that we are the bent iaileee 2 Nevada county, and our rices are the lowest if rfect fit and the finest goods worth , ae ee ea SMITH BROTHERS, The Fashionable Tailors, me bps ine tee NEVADA CITY, CAL. . Pine Street, Near Broad,This warm weather. If Chicken se “you get acan of ” Tongue Chipped Beef » Soused Mackerel Vienna SausagePickled Shrimp You Won't Have to Cook J, something nice to go with th, BUD: WEISER BEER, that fine CLEAR Eastern Poy a WOLF, The Cash Grocer, -_= ‘Nevada City . CAPT. RUHST ALLER’S Fi oe EAM EVERYBODY DRINKS IT!WHELIHAN BROs,,A B. Commercial street, BEER Half. LVERYBODY cua FOR IT! Agents Liquors anda Aug 28 Ms 63 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. ane Cigrs, Corner Broad and Pine Strects, Nevada City, Cal a THE . ee NEVADA CI \ Western..:-++ "Excepting ¢ {> Grex bh Colfe Grass Valley:. Sierra bone sia N. Bloonifield, » aybert 5 anaes *You Bet.wy *Monda:; ORFICE HO ¢undays and p.m. OFFICIAL Names of 1 ther . The follov the cricket . Union picn Admission Hawk PB Rr ESO OP boy iS oak 4 & 5 Ss & = Ee last ev of the were bi the mi of ref: Dr. ©. Mrs, ( E.B.! the c] Th “recer ‘in th -to Le “ever: we Babs. EESZERSE.