The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-01-25

The anarchists of Chicago are threat
sning the life of Prince Henry when he
visits that city.
1t has been decided that Prince Henry
shall sail for the United States on the
Kron Prinz Wilhelm of the North Ger
man Lloyd line Feb. Is. Elaborate
preparations are being made for social
entertainments ON board the emperor's
yacht Hohenzollern.
A new transatlantic steamship line.
the New York and European Steamship
company, promises to clip from "a to SO
hours from the record time for crossing
the Atlantic. The company will substl'
tute in its new boats the turbine engine
for that now in use to secure a speed OF
80 knots an hour.
President Charles J. Fisk of the
Plainfield IN. j. board Of health has
ordered that all cats and dogs found
about houses where contagious diseases
have appeared shall be killed. Traps
have been set about the smallpox hospi-
tai for the purpose Of catching rats be-
fore they spread disease.
General William j. Palmer has given
100 acres of land and $50, 600 to found 6
sanitarium for consumptives in Colo
RADIO Springs. As already planned. TIVE
buildings will cost $500, 900 and $5o.0W
respectively. The first will accommo
date 100 patients who are able to pay 6
fair price for treatment. Fifty poorer
patients will be accommodated n the
other building. The revenue from thu
larger building will mainly support the
smaller one. The company will be In
corporated. General Palmer, on retir
ing from the presidency of the Rio
Grande Western road, gave $l,0OO,ON
to officers and employees.
Mrs. Hannah c. Sprinkle, residing
heal Pana, Ills, has been married twice
divorced twice and allowed alimony
both times, to the extent of $15, 900, al
inside of two years. Recently she wa
granted a divorce from Simon j
Sprinkle, a wealthy and retired farmer
and allowed 5000 alimony. Cruelty
was charged. Two years ago she wa
divorced from Sprinkle and at that tim
she was awarded $40, 900 alimony. Sh'
alleged cruelty in her bill, but tive
months after she had been paid $1,000
she married Mr.. Sprinkle again. The
$40, 900 she has in her name, and 5000
more will now be added.
King Edward opened parliament with
great pomp and ceremony, and along
the route of the procession the king ant
queen, looking remarkably well, were
greeted enthusiastically. In his speech
King Edward said Great Britain's rela
lions with other powers continued to bt
most friendly, but regretted that the
war in South Africa is not yet CON
cluded. 81 have concluded" said hii
majesty, with the president of the
United States a treaty. the provisions Of
which will facilitate the construction Of
an interoceanic canal under guarantee,
that it's neutrality will be maintained
and that it will be open to the commercs
and shipping of all nations"
Lord Cranborne, under secretary fol
foreign affairs, in the British house of
commons made an official statement
concerning collective action of Euro
pean states in view of the outbreak o,
expected outbreak of the late war be
tween the United States and Spain. He
said the British government declined tt
associate itself with proposals which
seemed open to the objection of putin.
pressure on the government of the
United States and offering an opinion
on its action. The under secretary sale
he was unable to lay the papers in the
case on the table. This statement was
received with a burst Of ringing cheers.
The kennel of St. Bernard dogs, val
ned at $50, 900, and owned by Frank ]
Gould, at Lyndhurst, the country seal
of Helen Gould, at Irvington-on-Hud
son, is to be disposed of by Feb. 10
when the building will be transformed
into a cooking school for the free use Of
poor girls, says a New York dispatch.
The kennel, which is a large Colonia
cottage, finished in hard wood. is to b,
enlarged and improved. There will b.
a big range and plain tables, and Mis-
Gould will employ experts to teach.
Miss Rose Jeanne Regensbnrg and
Kano Oshima, a japanese, We're married
in New York, and Oshima, by going
contrary to the wishes of his father IL
not marrying a high-caste Japanese CIR
selected for him, rehnquishes his RICH
to 1000, 900 yen. His father wrote t.
him that property which had been il
the family for centuries would not b.
allowed to fall into the hands of thos'
in whose veins there was other thai
Japanese blood. The bride, q prett,
brunette Of "a, is the daughter of Mrs
Marie Regensburg- Ressler.
A squad Of policemen guarded the
Chamber Of Commerce at Minneapolis
while q force of medical Inspector
.rmod NTH vaccine Doints proceeded Il