The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19

The Frank Tanning company Of Red
wood City, Cal, in order to avoid q
strike of its white workmen, discharged
its Filipino employees. For some time
previously the Filipinos had been taking
the places of white men.
An old Mexican woman, the wife OF
Cat-icl Suares, was run over and killed
by a Santa Fe passenger train, says a
Hanford (Cal.) dispatch. Mrs. Suares
was at one time the wife of Joaquin
Murietta. the noted desperate who in
tested the San Joaquin valley some
years ago.
Nineteen Chinese, in charge of Charles
+. Sturm, United States marshal for
the western district Of New York, and
three deputy marshals, arrived in San
Francisco, where the Chinese, by reason
Of their being illegally in the country,
were put on board the Gaelic and de-
ported to China. Many Chinese are,
on dark nights, struggled across the st.
Lawrence river from Canadian to Amer
lean soil, where q close watch is kept
for them.
w. Mohawk, an Indian medicine
man." was acquitted by a jury at San
Jose, Cal, of the charge of illegally
practicing his profession. Although the
defendant was not authorized by the
state board of medical examiners to
prescribe for the sick, yet he was able
10 show. to the satisfaction of the jury,
that the treaty existing between the
people of the United States and the In
dian tribes, allowing the Indians to sell
medicines prepared by them on their
premises, exempted him from liability
under the state law.
Mrs. Shepard r. BUGGY, wife Of the
assistant cashier of the American Ma
tional bank at Everett, WASH, murdered
her husband without a word of warn
Ing, and as he fell to the floor with two
wounds in the back of his head, she
turned the r volver upon her little son
Eugene, aged A years, and blew out
his brains. he desperate woman then
shot herself in the head and shortly
afterward died. When Elizabeth Mo
Nulty, the servant girl, rushed into the
room the Ell tire family ave the little
baby, only IL months old, lay in a heap
on the floor. The woman's mind, prior
to the TRACE iy, was known to be af-
fected. Mrs BUGGY, who was Is years
Of age, was formerly Miss Millie Hale
of Vancouver, B. @. BUGGY was q native
Of Wisconsin. His father IL a minister
at Madison, in that state.
The Rev. M. V. Donaldson, q Method.
list minister who vas run out Of the
town of Vacaville, CAL, recently by the
indignant citizens on account Of scam
dalous conduct with certain women of
his congregation. was arrested and
locked up at the city hall prison, San
Francisco, on a charge of being drunk.
Since Donaldson arrived in that city he
has been staying in the rooms of his
wife, a saleswoman, who says he is the
victim of malice. Mrs. Donaldson's
landlady at 567 Geary street sent for a
police officer and complained that Dom
aldson was trying to beat in the doors
of the rooms in her fiat. When Police
Officer Lew Clark arrived at the house
he found that Donaldson had gone out,
but found him in a saloon at Post and
William streets. As Donaldson was con-
siderably un er the influence of liquor
he was placed in custody and sent to
the city hall prison in the patrol wagon.
Mrs. Donaldson offered bail for her
husbands release, but it was refused
until such time as the disgraced minis
ter could sleep off the effect of the liquor
he had taken.
Mrs. Minnie Grady. who is under ar
rest at Butte. Mont, for dragging and
robbing Mrs. Emma Proulx, a rich
widow, has confessed to the police that
while out driving in a buggy she in
duced Mrs. Proulx to take a drug on the
representation that it was medicine for
rheumatism. When Mrs. Proulx had
commissions and became unconscious she
took her to an out-of-the- way place,
robbed her of her diamonds, and left
her alone in the buggy, expecting her
to die. Mrs. Grady walked back to the
city alone. The police have since re-
covered the diamonds. The authorities
have determined to have the bodies of
Mrs. Grady's husband and 15-year-old
son exhumed for the purpose of ascer-
tanning the cause of their sudden deaths.
She admits having collected S.. 900 in
life insurance, and that she has taken
out insurance on the lives of her three
little children.
There was a fearful matinee in Judge
Mogan's court at San Francisco, when
shed real tears out of SYM
pathy with pretty Evelyn Mars, IS years
Of age, who was charged with burglary.
The girl is q reader of dime novels and
has a great admiration for actresses, |
1t whose dressing-rooms at some of the
4ocal theaters she was a frequent visitor.
Miss Marshall of the Central theater
,ad a quantity of wearing apparel stolen
her fiat, and the theft was traced
the girl Mars, who had taken the keys
# the fiat from the actresses dressing
DOM. The actresses who appeared in
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