The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-02-08

eisco has issued an order that the ordin-
.nce prohibiting expectorating on the
public sidewalks must be strictly en-
forced.
1t is reported from Portland that
"Brownie," one of the thugs concerned
in the murder of Policeman Robinson
At San Francisco, is under arrest in the
former city He is suffering from two
bullet wounds received in the fight with
the policeman
Burglars sawed a section from one OF
the iron doors guarding the front en-
trance to Chong Lees store at S2S Du-
pont street, San Francisco, inserted
hook and dragged from the store 5000
worth Of silks and other goods, with
which they made their escape.
J. II. McFarlan, aged so years, a resi-
dent of Old Town, San Diego, attempted
suicide by taking laudanum, but took
too much and it nauseated him before
il took effect in his blood. A charge OF
insanity will be brought against him by
the county physician.
While intoxicated, A. Frazer, sec
ton hand on the Northern Pacific, says
Seattle dispatch, became wedged IN
cattle guard near Leary and met with
terrible death. The cow-catcher passed
over him, but bolt near one Of the
small wheels caught his coat and
dragged him seven miles over the snow
which covered the ties. The arms and
legs were torn off. and were suose-
uuently discovered by track-walker.
Norman +. Lambert, a prisoner on
the receiving ship Independence await
ing trial on "a charge of desertion from
ship on the Asiatic station, jumped over
board and struck out for the shore, says
a Vallejo (Cal.) dispatch. All trace of
the fugitive was lost, he having escaped
in the darkness or sunk. Lambert IS
the man who, when on trial for murder
in Indiana. could prove his innocence
only by establishing the fact that he
was serving on n warship at the time
the murder was committed. In proving
this he was also proven to be deserter.
Homesickness and a desire to see his
wife and children caused him to desert.
He was within few miles of his home
when arrested for murder.
WO pIisOntls HoBNAhNN Nv
tempt to break Jail at Redlands, Cal,
after having been arrested on suspicion
of being implicated in a burglary at
Riverside. During the night they filed
through several bars, but lost their file
before completing the job. They then
set fire to the building, expecting to
burn hole large enough through which
to escape. The fire got beyond their
control, and when the officers entered
the cell the prisoners were found uncon-
scious, having been suffocated by the
smoke. They regained consciousness
when carried into the street and endeav-
ored to make off during the confusion.
They were taken to the county Jail at
San Bernardino. The fire was extin-
guished before much damage was done.
Frederick H. Roller, 23 years old.
employed as an engraver by Shreve q
Co., San Francisco, was shot and killed
by Thomas Flaherty, bartender at 30
Golden Gate avenue, i'll William Um-
lands grocery store and saloon at 4l2
Franklin street. Flaherty had a pistol
in his hand when he went into Um-
lands saloon and demanded a pet dog
belonging to a woman named Louise
Alverez. Roller seized the hand in
which tho infuriated man held the
pistol, and as he did so Flaherty turned
the weapon on him and sent "a bullet
through Rollers heart. He was arrested
and charged with the crime.
Harry NJ. Prouse, "a years Of age, who
served about three years as member OF
Troop A, Eleventh cavalry, and was
discharged last March as corporal,
tried to bill himself through from San
Francisco to Chicago as box of house
hold goods. The suspicious of truck
man were aroused, however the police
were informed, and Prouse was carted
TO the central police station instead of
the railway freight sheds. At the sta
ton he was hauled out of the box, but
the police had no record against him.
In the box Prouse was supplied with
provisions, water and blankets, aud he
had arranged that friend in Chicago
should be in waiting to receive the
''household goods" Owing to his good
army record, the police will secure him
transportation to Chicago at low rate.
Thomas Normile. laborer, and the
father Of family of eight children, the
eldest of whom is but l3 years of age.
was shot and instantly killed on the
north side of Bernal Heights, San Fran
cisco, by Gustav Allsted, carpenter.
The murder was caused by Allsted's
finding Normile ON the hillside in the
company of his wife. After being shot
Normile fell across Allsted's wife,
drenching her with his blood. The
murder was the outcome of an all-day
earousal at the home of Harry Massey,
who lives on Bernal Heiphts Allsted