The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-12


Church-New Railroad In California
The initial baseball match OF the
Intercollegiate series. played on the
Stanford campus, went to the university
of Californi nine by q score of 8 to 8.
More than 5000 men are now idle in
Anaconda, Mont, by reason Of the
strike of the hosting engineers Of the
A=,alsamated mines.
From the longest cruise Of q BATTLE
ship on record, the Wisconsin returned
10 San Francisco with 1859 miles to
her credit. She will shortly proceed to
the Bremerton dry dock in Puget sound
Billy Mccormick, q veteran horse
trainer, after visiting Sacramento, where
he had indnlged freely in liquor, shot
and killed Thomas J. Cullen, q stable
man at Area lie, on the Rancho del Paso.
The shooting was entirely u~nprovoked.
Mccormick was arrested and charged
with murder.
George s. Ramsay, until a few months
ago superintendent Of schools in Fresno
county, CAL, applied at the City Receiv-
ing hospital, San Francisco. for relief,
and, after being given o bed for the
night, was sent to the City and County
hospital mex day for treatment. Ram
say said that he was penniless. He re-
signed his Office in Fresno last Decem-
Der ON account Of pending charges OF
immortality against him, but his resig-
nation stopped further investigation.
Mrs. Clara B. Fisher, q prominent
club m Of Los Angeles. and widow
of . minister of the gospel, was adj
judged insane by Judge Shaw and
ordered committed to the state hospital
at Highland. Mrs. Fishers delusion IL
that she is going to marry q millionaire.
and for some time past she has been
about the hotels in Los Angeles stating
that she expected to meet certain per.
sons Of wealth and note.
John Lane, alias Beckwith, the boy
highwayman who was recently found
guilty at San Be~rnardino of holding up
two men at Victor, whom he robbed and
then locked in a box cor and sent to Los
Aukclcbt was bChtCnC00 W J0AkO O5tOA
to serve terms of Is years in San Quen-
tin for each offense. When on his way
from the court to the Jail he made an
unsuccessful effort to escape.
Aldine Chamberlain, a handsome
young woman, was sentenced by Judge
Morgan at Los Angeles to 80 days in the
city prison on the charge Of petty lar.
ceny. The girl, who says she is 10 years
of age, came to Los Angeles from Naco,
A. T. She pleaded guilty to the charge
of taking various articles of wearing ap-
parel from the room of another woman
staying at the same lodging-house, but
stoutly asserts that she cannot resist the
temptation to steal. A letter had been
received by the police from the girls
mother, Mrs. E. l. Chamberlain of
Naco, stating that her daughter is a
kleptomaniac; that she had been twice
arrested in Naco in n week for steal
ing, and requesting the police. if the
girl was caught in any mischief. to take
charge of her and put her into some in
stitution until her mother could oo4.e
for her.
Agnes Kelly was booked at San
Francisco on the charge of petty lar
ceny, she having entered the French
Catholic church of Notre Dame des
VICTORIES, on Bush street, and taken
from a seat q purse while its owner,
Miss E. 81. Byrne, was kneeling at
prayer. As she arose she heard some
one walking quickly away, and turning.
missed her purse. Miss Byrne followed
the woman into the street, where she
was arrested. Numerous thefts Of .
similar nature have been committed in
this church recently.
A scenic road to Fremont peak IL
about to be constructed by the Improve.
ment association Of Hollister, Cal. The
proposed road will run through Mon.
terey and San Benito counties, crossing
the Gabilan range of mountains at the
summit Of Fremont peak. 2,780 feet
above sea level, and will pass through
probably the most picturesque scenery
Of that part Of the Pacific coast. FIRE.
mont peak il the spot where General
Fremont was besieRed 20 long by Gen.
eral Castro's forces.
General Manager Albert L New Of
the Pacific and Continental Wireless
Telephone and Telegraph companies,
who is t present in Los Angeles. speak
ing Of wireless telegraphy. said: "Los
Angeles win have the finest equipment
in the world Of this character. 1t is the
Dolbear- Popof- Shoemaker patent. and
the system is now in use between WASH
ington, D. O.. and Baltimore; Baltimore
and Philadelphia and along the Jersey
coast. We will follow up this work by
establishing lines between San Diego
and Los Angeles, Los Angeles and San
Francisco, and from there work our
way mp the coast by stretches. finally
entering Alaska" The system. Mr..
New sid. has successfully flashed mes
Bsass . distance Of 500 miles.
! George W. McFeely of Stockton. GAL.
has discovered that hei 10 . bigamist. and
that his former wife il also married
again. though neither has ever secured