Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-25
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stage until she Tetires she u the cyho'
sure of all eyes. her entire audience
being fascinated irresistibly with her
marvellous beauty aud transcendently
fine acting. The play Of Leah gave
full scope for the exhibition OF her
abilities In her chosen sphere. Her
conception Of the character wa' highly
original, amounting almost to a re'cre-
alton, aud her i"mpcrsonation OF the
same was such rs TO leave no rulnera-
BILE point for the pen OF the critic to
attack. In the last act but one. when
maddened with the taunts heaped upon
her by her now embittered but mls-
guided lover. her eyes cleaning with
terrible, ilre.like brilliancy, she hurls
back upon Adelbert those awful anath-
emas, the audience preserved breath.
less silence until the conclusion, when
they greeted her with one deafening
round of applause. Miss Rogers wa
well supported. Mr.. Hinckley per.
sonatcd the character Of Adalbert In a
most admirable manner. Mr.. Coggs-
well wa splendid Ia makeup and hit
or the bigotry and utter despicability
oi Nathan. the schOolmaster, To per.
fectIon. Miss Florence Kent won new
~laurels for herself In the character OF
Anna. Mr.. Billings personated Father
Lorenz In his usual pleasing style.
Miss Douglass rendition OF the char
acter of Martha wa also excellent.
The entire performance was n grand
success throughout. Tonight will be
enacted Sheridan Knowles celebrated
play, entitled .The ~lIunchback."
Miss Katherine Rogers taking the char
acier of Julia, aud Miss Kate Denim,
by special engagement. that OF Helen:
The play is a very attractive one, aud
will undoubtedly draw a full house.
OnrruARy.--Wm. +. Wilson, to
whose death allusion has already been
made In the columns Of tho News, was
n native OF Massachusetts,, aged 10
years. His funeral took place from
the Methodist Church In Carson this
afternoon. and was attended by 4
large concoursc OF people. Concern
Inc his last hours and previous history
the Carson Appeal Of this morning has
the following /: We learn that lie was
conscious and able to talk, aad appar-
entity quite strong until within \ lew
minutes, OF his death. Indeed. lie was
s;rou: enough. 20 say that he had at
tended men suffering from pneumonia
whose cases seemed rs bad or worse
than his aud who had recovered. Then
la turned over aud died so quietly
that nobody knew he was gone until
he lad been dead some seconds. ln-
Elimination OF tbs lung., or that sort
OF eoGsested condition known n pneu-
monia. was the fatal Gauss. One
strange feature OF this disease Is Its
rapid aud fatal effect upon men like
the deceased. who seemed to be bullt
of the strongest and most enduring
materials. lie was q man OF rs much
apparent vitality aud strength a. the
late Geo. \. Lewis or y. Is. Sabin,
each OF whom died suddenly. This
death qdds another to the lons li.t OF
the departed old timers. Carson's his
tory this Winter has been remarkably
thick with notable deaths. Billy Will
sou wa made of the best sort OF stun.
| Nobody more genlel aud hearty than
be. lie was u Massachusetts, boy,
tough. muscular, courageous and ac-
tive. Siucc the very early days. bc
has been ilentiiicd with the business
Of staging. lltterly from Carson to Au'
rora aud Independence. lie leaves u
devoted wife. "a daughter about twelve
years of asc, aud a baby boy about
four month, old. His agouizei wife
has the deep sympathy Of everybody
who know. her or who knew him.
VERpANr ASp H,rrY.-lI. G. May
nard. who has just returned from Oak
land. Cal, wherc his family Is winter
in.. tells us that everything looks
greed. pretty aud Spriugliks there
abouts at the present time. The fruit
tree. are all In blossom, flowers bloom-
In. Oh the hillside, aud day before yes
terday, Just by way Of exercise lie took
n scythc aud moved two acres, or TWO
cart loads-wc forgot ~whieh-oi tai
grass Ia the front yard ofTubb's Hotel.
lie thinks they will raise Strawberries
and potatoes enough around Oakland
alone TO supply all Washoe. The tree
toads arc already ripening. and the
voice OF the s~ea-turtlc mingles his siren
song with ths merry pipines oil tho
Oakland gondolier. Us poor sage
bru,hers don't know all these pastoral
luxuries except rs we hear or eau
about them.
A CnSAMAS S~nor.-Night before
last, about IL o'clock, says the Enter
prise, a savage light occurred In China
town between two Cinnamon. said TO
be brothers aud members OF the same
| company-ihe Hop Sing. One Of the
men, called All Neuc, was shot through
the abdomen, aud will undoubtedly
die. DR.. Bronson, who Wa called TO
sec the man, has no hope OF his recov-
| ery. The name oil the man who did the
shooting Il sam Leue, aud he, too,
il lying In n critical condition. Ah
Neue having beaten him over the head
with \ revolver before he was himself
shot. 1t l., said that sam Leuc's nose
il broken, his face badly cut, aud IL Is
thought that his skull Is fractured.
Tue GRAND JUnY.-Slx true bills
were yesterday found by the Grand
Jury. They are as follows: James
Mullisan. for perjury /; Al Chow. bur
clary; Aun Maria Lang. bigamy; A.
IN. Hopkins, assault with intent to
Kill; Elwrrd II. Flcro, grand larceny;
Thomas Coleman, assault with Intent
10 Kill. The Indictment against All
| Coon for assault with intent to kill
was Ignored. The Grand jury al.
journed till tomorrow (rhursdlyl at l
o'clock 4. NJ.
MErEoRoLoGiCAL-About 10 o'clock
last night 1t COMMENCED showing again
very lcisurely. At daylight this morn
lug the snow on tho ground was only
an inch deep. a few snow flakes have
been noticed coursing through the ali
to-day. The present storm does mol
promise to be a very serious one, e'pe'
cially as the snow comes from TIT
North.
Dgror IMPROVEMENTS. - Some de'
clded improvements have been made
In the office Of the railroad depot, Cole
llilR The counter has been swung
..u..l T.. =, .l.r.,sian al rifvht ANGLES tC