The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-01-09
GENERAL NEWS NJ

Ruth, eldest child of Ex.Presideni
Cleveland, died at Princeton, N. j., or
Thursday of diphtheria.
Mrs. Charles A. Ritter of Phila
delphia, aged go years, presented her
husband, aged 20, with twin boys on
Christmas day.
Mrs. Theresa A. Oelrichs last week
secured a loan of $3.50. 900 for one year
at 6 per ZEN from the Hibernia bank
on her Fairmont Hotel block in San
Francisco.
Thirty of Chicago's public school
teachers are known to have attended
the Iroquois theater the afternoon it
was burned, and "a persisted. Six are
still missing.
Bryan Democrats will give William
Jennings Bryan a reception on his re-
turn home and are arranging for "a
dollar" dinner to be given at Lincoln,
Nebraska, on January Is.
Apparatus for wireless telegraphy has
been installed at Point Reyes, forty
miles north of San Francisco on the
coast line. and ON the southeast Faral-
lon island, which works perfectly.
The Tammany Times, the New York
journal of Democracy, under date Of
December 26, devotes considerable
space to a discussion Of the availability
of Congressman Hearst as a candidate
for President.
The ceremony of the Qualification Of
Jeanne dare, the Maid Of Orleans,
took place on Jan. 6, the anniversary Of
the French heroine's birth, at Rome
Pope Plus X conducted the ceremony Of
canonizing the new saint
General James L. Longstreet, one of
the foremost Confederate fighters in the
War of the Rebellion, died at Atlanta.
Georgia, on Jan. 2. He was buried at
Gainesville. Georgia, on Tuesday last
with full military honors.
Horace B.. Burt, President of the
Union Pacific Railroad, has rendered his
resignation. Mr.. Burt has been actively
engaged in railroad work for thirty
years without rest or recreation. He
contemplates an extended trip with his
wife.
Martial law with the same restric-
tions as now prevail at Cripple Creek,
has been declared in Telluride, Colo
RADIO. The object of the order is under
stood to be to prevent the return of the
agitators who were arrested and sent
out Of the district.
A miner named Frank Mackey fell
480 feet down an ore chute in a mine at
MuIan, Idaho, on January 8. and is
still alive, with chances in favor OF
his recovery. Mackey owes his life to
the fact that the bottom Of the chute
was deeply filed with mud.
The President on Monday sent to the
Senate the nominations Of William
Taft Of Ohio to be Secretary of War,
Luke z. Wright Of Tennessee to be
Civil Governor of the Philippine Islands
and Henry @. Ide of Vermont to be
vice.Civil Governor Of the Philippine
Islands.
The death penalty imposed upon
James Lynch, for the murder Of
Col. Godfrey w. Prowse at Sail
Lake City. has been committed te
life Imprisonment. The prisoners ap'
~plication was granted for having saved
the life of Guard Jacobs during the
recent outbreak in the State pris on.
Joseph Ramos and five children rang
ing in age from four months to IA years
who recently went from Reno to San
Francisco, were last week found in 9
destitute condition in that city. The
San Francisco Bulletin says that Ramos
/, had been told by the officials of Washot
County that he could easily procure
work in San Francisco.
Indication point to a metal strike al
the Homestead mills of the Carnegie
Steel Company at Pittsburg, Pa. The
men are dissatisfied at the recent re-
duction of wages and a walkout il
threatened unless a comprise is agreed
upon. Heaters and rollers who have
been paid sara for every 100 tons in
the big mills, have been cut to s1.74
The men agree to accept a reduction te
80 for every 100 tons.
w. A. McGovern has been appointed
superintendent of the Salt Lake divi