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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

srednio tylko.
,,Zgoda" vie dobrze wszys-
cy to wiedzq, re wiara sw. ME
znaiduje sic tn W zadnem a w
aadnem niebezpieczehstwie; -
przeciwnie, Kosciol Chrystuso-
wy jest swietnie zorganizowany;
jest TO sila potega, ktora sic
licza pahstwa wielkie i ere
szta wiemy wszyscy, ze bramy
piekielne ME przemoga go.
Polska zas znajduje sic w
bardzo smutnem i op'akanem
poloaeniu, gdyz trapiq ia wro-
gowie wewnetrznii zewnetrzni.
| obci i swoi.
Me ujmie sic "a MIA mkt; ma
wet sauna giowa Kosciola dla
zrozumiafej polityki ME moze
otwarcie glosno w obronie jei
stanac. Organ vice insty-
tucyi politycznei polskiej by
naimnieJ ME szkodzqc Koscio-
lOwi - przedewszystkiem pra-
cuje dla sprawy narodowej; ably
tel przez moznych wielkich
opuszczonej Polsce - dopo-
modz.
Soki nasze zywotne zaabsor-
bowaG ME moze nie powinna
tyle wiara - co sprawa naro-
dowa. Wierze sw. mic ME gro.
Ii "a polakom grozi zagfada.
Kosciof jest wielki poteany,
z czego sic cieszymy, liczy sic
z MIN nawet wrog nasz - car
moskiewski, - ktory tepi mas
wynaradawia. Przeto my
nlaluczcy, pokrzywdzeni prze-
sladowani energie nasza Gala
sprawie narodowej poswieciG
musimy. Kwestye bytu - czy
many bye polakami czy ME
irozstrzygnijmy ma nasza korzysG
"a nastepnie rozstrzygnad
trzeba kwestye niepodleglosci
narodowej.
Gdybysmy sic bowiem W
niewoli naszej calkiem i zupel-
ME zasklepili w skorupie WARY,
gdybysmy walczyc mieli tylko
"a '0iore, stalibysmy sic tenn,
czem byli izraelici "a czas6w
starOst0w rzymskich w Jerozo-
limie, ktorzy do takiego doszli
fanatyzmu religijnego, il wy
rzekli sic niepodlegfosci osta-
tecznie zyli tylko zyciem -eli-
gijnem - dla WARY swej i W
wierze tylko zyli-tracac czas ma
bezowocne klotliwe dyskusye
l. ten byf u mich najlepszym
najdoskonalszym, W kt0rym
wszelkie cnoty obywatelskie
zanikly 49, a ktory tylko i jedy-
ME studyowal, wykladali tlo-
maczyf prawo mojaeszowe i IL
terry prawa sic trzymal.
Ale my ME izraelici staroay-
tni. My polacy. A stawiaJqc
slusznie ma pierwszym planie
kwestye bytu narodowego
kwestye niepodlegfosci Polski
posre1aiO walczymy "a oOiarf
Apostolujac A bowiem dla spra-
wy narodowej, takie stawiamy
postulaty j glosimy uczymy, ze
przyszla Polska bedzie kmiecia
ludowa, W kt6rej bedzie zupel-
ne r6wnouprawnienie wszyst.
kich ma zasadach moralnosci
opartych wyznah - a TEN bar.
dziej WARY ojcGw naszych -
rzymsko-katolickiej, przez rza-
dy zaborcze dis przesladowa.
mel.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

Ruryer Poiski bardzo slusznis
wystepuje przeoiw mas tax rozpo
wszechnionemu zwyczajowi calowa
MIA rsk ksiezy W og6le osot
wpiywowych.
Me caiujmy W reke nikogo; to u
bliza godnosci oziowieczej.
Me jestesmy przeciet niewolni-
czym nsrodem!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

A W czasis wojuy, kt6ra przyjd.ie
rychlej ozy POI liej (chocistby mo
carstwa obecnie zmusiiy Greoye do
roll piorunochrcna wschc inisgo) my
Polacy wiemy co robic.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

pOziennik Chicagoski" ME chce z
nsmi polemizowac. Alez on wcale
ME niePolemizowaa-zspeiniaitylko ylko csie
szPslty ACKNOWLEDGMENT wyzwiska
nj idsc sladem wszystkich pism
klerykslnyob.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

Z~racamy uwsge czytslnikow n.
piekny j logiczny list ,,Promienists
go" do nZwiazkowca" W Chicago
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

w obec tego ME drukujsmy to
dslszego ciagu artykuiow Janusza
Albowiem przezorny wodz ME wy,
strzeli Cd rszu cs}sj amunioyi. Ma.
boje "a gotowe jeszcze sic przyds.
dza.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

Ola mas polemiks z tenn pisem
kiem byia mad wszelki Wy raz wstret
"a - ale wymsgaia jej spraws pu
b.iczna.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

w Bay City upor biskups i ksie
dza polskiego doprowsdzi do nowych
awantur.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

Wydzisl Oswiaty wysial znowu "
SWAT 3 biblioteczki wedrujace.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

Grups 81 W South Bend, uohwa.
liza kupic liOty gw6zlz, ktory wbi-
je W drzewce Sztandaru Zw. n. p.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11
PrZeciw Obeenemu ZarZadOwi
DOmu EmigracyjnegO.

POLISH CITIZEN TOW. OBYwATELI
Association, Polskich
OF Brooklyn, y. y Brooklynie y. y.
BROOKLYN. n. Y. 2 marca 1897
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

mac oststni cieh watpliwosoi - wy
sfalismy do komisarza immigraoyi
nego W New Yorku nastepujaos de
naara.
The herald., 1897-05-22
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

Foulkes ALSO the cigar and billiard bust
ness Of Charles Grimes. These, in addi.
tion to his recent purchase of Bley's drug
store, on North Fair Oake avenue, will
keep him attending to his knitting II hi
lis to make q success of them all.
PERSONAL
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Lutz and daughters
left this morning for Norristown, Pa. They
will return in September.
George Greedy and wife and Rev. s
Cohn and wife of this city are registered
at the Stanford house, Catalina.
DR.. and Mrs. W.. C. Smith of Arroyo
Terrace are receiving congratulations over
the arrival of son this morning.
Mrs. Knox and niece, Miss Sadie Haw.
ley of Walnut street, left this morning for
a visit to their old home in Illinois.
DR.. Frazer and Alfred D. Hall left this
morning for a few days fishing and hunt.
ing trip up the west fork of the Sar
Gabriel
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Wilde of Orange
Grove avenue and Judge Estep and family
OF Grand avenue will leave Tuesday foi
Chicago.
Mr.. Ward Wickens leaves next Monday
morning for Harbor Point, Mich, where
he will be connected with the hotel under
Mr.. Holmes management.
Mrs. ]. B. Spindle and daughter. Miss
Spindle. who have been guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Stuart. left this morning for
their home in Christiansburg, Va.
J. w. Struggled of Pomona is in Pasa-
dena getting endorsements for Mr.. Ehred
for postmaster at that city.
The herald., 1897-05-22
RIVERSIDE COUNTY
PERR1s

PERRIS, May 21.-(Regular Correspon-
dence.) One store Of the Patton block is
about completed; the paper hangers have
the paper almost on and Messrs. Beach and
Daniels will soon move into their new
quarters. The fine new stores Of the Nance
block also are fast approaching compile
ton; the repairing on the brick work is
done and the carpenters are getting the
roof on and the floors laid. The plasterers
have finished their job on the Leeman block
and the floor is laid. Mr.. Leeman expects
to move in soon.
Rev. A. M. Gibbons is quite sick. He was
bitten by a spider and 1t has proved almost
as poisonous as rattlesnake bite.
The Vale Union high school closes Fri
day, May 81. They had their class day ex.
ercises on Wednesday evening. Prof Cald-
we'll expects to leave for Santa Barbara
next week.
On account of the rain last Saturday the
Methodist Sunday school picnic was post
poned till Tuesday, June 8th.
Guy Reed left for San Diego onTuesday
where he has a position in store.
Mr.. William Kirkpatrick. the rustling
rancher of Menifee, had quite an unpleas-
ant experience with vicious horse on
Monday evening. He was watering his
stock and when he attempted to unite the
horse it sprang at him. striking him Just
below the temple and on the ear. cutting a
cash three-quarters of an inch long and
to the bone on the side of his head and cut
ting through one lobe of the ear. also in
juring his back.
Waldo Watkins has returned from Ari-
zona. He says he had quite pleasant
trip, but that money is about as hard to
get hold of in Arizona as in California.
He II thinking OF going to San Diego soon.
The school pupils and teachers are busy
making preparations tor the closing exer-
The herald., 1897-05-22
SHE SAT in STATE
MRS. WALSH WAS GOING TO DE-
FEND HER PROPERTY
Planted Herself Over a Hole Dug for
an Electric Railway Pole and
Refused to Bulge

Il have right to defend my property,
and 1 defy you to molest me-" shouted
Mrs. Mary Walsh to squad of work.
men who were engaged in placing the
poles for the Pasadena and Pacific Elec-
trio Railway company on their new
line to Santa Monica along Fill street.
Mrs. Walsh was sitting in a chair placed
over one of the holes dug for placing a
pole in front of her place at S12 South
Hill street at the time and was in a
highly excited frame of mind. Il will
not budge." she kept repeating, land you
daren't molest me-"
Mrs. Walsh owns the property at this
place, and according to the survey the
pole should have gone in front of her
neighbor's house, j. Spencer. at 814
South Hill. Mrs. Walsh and Spencer
have been at daggers' points for some
time and when she found that the hole
had been dug forty feet from where ii
should have been, and had been dug in
front of her house, she was up in arms.
Taking chair from the house she placed
1t directly over the hole and then, plant
ing herself in it, told the workmen to set
the pole If they dared.
The foreman who is overseeing the
work reported the matter at the Pasa-
dena and Pacific office, and the road Of
ficials consulted with the city attorney.
After thinking the matter over the lat
ter gave it as his opinion that the COM
pany was powerless to remove Mrs.
Walsh. as she was on her own property
and their franchise did not call for a
pole at that place.
Word was also sent to the police sta
tion of the belligerent condition which
affairs had assumed, and Sergeant JEFF
fries detailed officer Rico to the place 20
hold himself in readiness in case actual
hostlities should break out.
After she had sat for several hours in
state, Mrs. Walsh was informed by the
railway officials that the matter would
be settled to her liking and she triumph
antly returned to her house.
The herald., 1897-05-22
cises of the school, which will be held O
Friday evening, June 4th.
SAN JAc1NTo'

SAN JACINTO. May 2-(Regular Cor
respondence) Mrs. Clara Martin, Rev.
Baab and sister left this morning for the
east.
p. L. Griffin and wife of Los Angeles,
formerly of this place. are stopping at
Hotel Mayberry in Hemet for Mrs. Griffin's
health.
Martin Meier is shipping 4O, 900 feet of lum-
ber to Alassandro to be used in the erection
Of grain warehouse for Jules Kaufman
& Co
Miss Bessie Mum spent Sunday with her
parents in Riverside.
Mre. Lydia Curtis of San Bernardino is
visiting the family of her cousin, J. +.
Morgan.
Winnie Cutter, Arthur Wright, Elmo
Proctor and Ben Blackshaw will represent
the San Jacinto high school at Los Angeles
field day. May %
Fred Hards is erecting an elegant resi-
dence on Main street.
Pin Baker is quite ill at the home of his
parents in this place
Perrin Toland left this morning for Pes.
colt, Ariz., to spend the summer with his
aunt Mrs. Jones.
Milton Kaufman is home from Los An
geles. where he has been attending college
The herald., 1897-05-22

open his trunk at New Orleans for customs
inspectors and the money was carried in
a small iron safe in the trunk. When he
opened his trunk on arrival at Banning he
found the safe cracked and the money
gone. AS yet no clue has been received as
to the guilty person.
The Desert Queen teams have been taken
off the road and will be turned out to pas
ture. The mine will shut down work for a
short time.
Messrs. Reid and Franklin are packing
goods to be taken to their new store soon
to be established at Seven Palms.
Miss Annie Monroe, an eastern friend Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. De Roy Gates.
Mrs. Temple has recently disposed of her
ranch below Cabezon and is now occupy
ing the Parks cottage.
Mrs. Q. j. Gains departed Sunday evening
for her home at Cincinnati. O.
The herald., 1897-05-22
6QTHEF{N 7E4IzE837alE i $aFEeIHEs e,

ish, and was in the act Of putting on the
finishing touches to her airy flight OF Slip
pered toes. when she kicked the hanging
lamp suspended over the stage, causing 1t
to fall and break. scattering the flames
over the stage and stampeding the audi
|ence, whose retreat was quite frantic for
a few moments. Mr.. Ellis of this city lost
his balance in the crowd and was trampled
on, causing few bruises which. fortu-
nately. were not serious. The flames were
soon extngushed by the cooler heads and
the performance continued without fur
ther mishap.
The sardine canning factory is now work.
ing about sixty people and is putting up
ten tons per week of these fish, which
makes an average of 5000 cans daily.
Painters and mechanics are at work on
! the Terminal company's pavilion. and con-
| siderable work is anticipated. quite a field
of improvements being promised for this
resort during the coming season.
The herald., 1897-05-22

two miles. This probably beats the record
for sport with a yellowtail, as it was at
east two hours from the time he was
hooked before he gave up.
Miss Pearl Condit while out in a skiff
last night with George Gemilcre caught
a sea bass weighing 63 pounds 1t took
nearly an hours hard work to land it.
Frank Lepley and b. Brown of the Pasa-
dena hotel each caught a large yellowtail
this morning.
The first mackerel Of the season are in
the bay today and every one is out enjoy
ing the sport. c. A. Legge of Whittier
caught fifty and others were equally sue
cessful.
J. F. dish of the o. R. c. of Roanoke,
Va. is registered at the Crescent.
Fred Fates. an English artist of prom
inence from London, is registered with his
wife and child at the Metropole.
A party of fifteen visitors enjoyed trip
to Seal rocks and Church rock yesterday
afternoon on the Santa Barbara with Cap
tain c. w. Jargstorff. The Santa Barbara
has come to stay the season at Catalina.
f. G. Holden of Chicago has taken a
tent in Camp Swanfeldt. There are several
excellent restaurants open now in Avalon,
so that intending campers need not fear
a lack of the comforts Of life.
DR.. Townsend of Los Angeles is visiting
Avalon for a day or two on pleasure and
also professionally.
The herald., 1897-05-22
LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, May 21.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) The whale caught founder
ing helplessly in the surf on Thursday
afternoon is a great attraction. The dimen-
sions of his whaleship as measured by
George Blount. section foreman on the
Terminal railroad are: Length SO feet Z
inches: across back, IL feet 8 inches; jaw,
IA feet inches; diameter from back to
belly. feet.
The Terminal railroad sent down a spe-
cial last night and, in conjunction with
Long Beach merchants, storekeepers and
others, purchased the monster from its
captors, paying good round price.
In response to telegram sent this morn
ing, the Southern Pacific railroad has
agreed to stand in with the merchants
and pay its share of the one-half interest
bought In the whale last evening. the Ter
minal railroad company paying the other
half. The whale will be towed up along
side the wharf and kept afloat by number
OF large barrels strung along on both sides
OF It, As the whale is still alive this method
OF exhibiting it in its native element is a
good thing, not only for the whale. whose
life Will be prolonged thereby, but for the
railroad companies and merchants Of the
place as well,
The herald., 1897-05-22
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, May N.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) An inquest held last night over
the remains of Mrs. Ruth Cook resulted in
verdict of death from unknown causes
1t was and is still the general impression
that the lady took poison, either by mis-
take or with suicidal intent. but this theory
was not definitely proved correct by facts
presented to the coroner's jury. A test
made last evening failed to show that the
bottle found on table by the body had
contained corrosive sublimate. though it
was so labeled AS the deceased's rela-
tives are satisfied with the verdict found.
1t is not likely that the cause of death
will be made the subject of further inves-
tigation. No analysts Of the deceased's s
stomach has been made.
Funeral services over the remains will
be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock from the res
idence and the ceremony will be conducted
by RevW. B. Burrows.
E. c. Bynon and Mrs. Bynon are spend
ing few days at Catalina.
The herald., 1897-05-22
PoMoNA

POMONA, May N.-(Regular Correspond
ence.) The board Of city trustees met yes.
| terday and the bond of Street Sprinkler
! Stewart was approved. The following ap-
| plications for saloon licenses were re-
ceived: George H. Barker. Martin brick
on North Main street: Lewis Androseither
| 265 West Second street, Palomares hotel
sample room or the Osgood brick on A. E
Clark's. First and Main; p. Blind asks
fcrty-five days time to erect brick build
ing on his lot in the rear of F. ]. Martins
harness shop; Gil Gear Andrew Osgoodby
brick, corner of Second and North Gordon
streets, and G. L. Johnson Martin brick
on North Main street.
1t was decided that the city sprinkling
| carts should properly wet down the line
of march on Memorial day.
An adjournment was taken until 10 o'clock
Saturday morning before granting the two
saloon licenses, in order to have time In
which to properly consider all the appli-
cations.
The city marshal is now giving all bicy.
clists a hint to post themselves on the
bicycle ordinance and its requirements
especially as to the sidewalk and bell pro
visions.
Miss Aura Gallup charmingly entertained
few friends Wednesday evening at the
| residence of her father corner of Second
and Cypress streets, in honor of her guest
and cousin, Miss Wood.
The Fourth of July committee Is still
soliciting and report fairly good encour-
agement.
The bicycle of Miss Lucy Hornbeck, one
of Pomona's public school teachers, which
was stolen from the Methodist church
Wednesday evening. was found In an alley
on North Gordon street yesterday evening,
and returned to its owner by Marshal Cald-
we'll this morning
Another wheel is reported to have been
stolen from the Central school grounds
Thursday afternoon.
There is case of scarlet fever at F. E.
Adams residence on Hamilton avenue
Also case or two Of chickenpox is re-
ported in town.
This 'postoffice is short two overland mails
on account Of delayed trains.
Those who attend Father Yorkes lecture
Saturday evening at the opera house will
hear something that will both instruct and
interest them.
The herald., 1897-05-22
DowNEY

DOWNEY, May 21.-(Regular Core
spondence) Jas. Stewart and family have
re moved to Long Beach for the summer
Geo. Quick, accompanied by Mr.. Ham,
merton, has gone to San Francisco, where
Mr. Quick will be treated for cancer.
A. s. Gray has returned from San Fran
cisco.
Following is the school census report of
Downey district, which does not include
the several other school districts in the
nelghborhood: White children, between
the ages of 5 and II, boys, 120; girls, 12G;
colored boys, 5; girls. G; total 256; children
under years, 1902.
Mrs. A. A. st. John of Santa Monica
visited Mrs. d. B. Schenck this week.
The herald., 1897-05-22
SANTA BARBARA

SANTA BARBARA, May 21.-(Regular
Correspondence.) The city council met this
afternoon and almost the entire meeting
was devoted to a discussion of the city
water supply. John Reseigh asked to be
relieved from his contract to dig the city
water tunnel on the ground that at the
depth now attained the gases encountered
seriously affect the health of his men.
On the advice of the city attorney the
council released the contractor. who then
offered to sell his paraphernalia to the city.
Councilmen D. f. Hunt and N. D. Smith
and City Engineer ]. X. Harrington were
appointed a committee to measure the dis
tance completed and ascertain the guam
tity of material required by the city to
prosecute the work.
The city attorney was directed to draw
up an ordinance prohibiting hackmen and
bus drivers from soliciting passengers
from incoming trains at State street cross
ing. The Southern Pacific company has
signified its willingness, to stop trains at
that point for the accommodation Of citi-
zens, provided the municipal authorities
prevent soliciting. ,ts+
The herald., 1897-05-22
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY

Chris Buckley, the well known San Fran
cisco politician, is sojourning in Santa
Barbara.
The general committee on the proposed
Fourth of July celebration met last even
ing and received encouraging reports from
all the special committees. Efforts are
being made to induce Tom Fitch to deliver
the grafton.
Mrs. f. C.. Tallant Mrs. H. H. Doyle
and Mrs. B. F. Thomas all decline to be-
come candidates for trustee of Santa Bar
bara school district at the election to be
held on the 5th prox. Unless Mrs. j. L.
Fernandez enters the race a horrid man
will. after all, succeed M. B. McDuffie
The will of Juan c. Ayala of Montecito
has been filed. He leaves to his widow,
Francisco o. Ayala. for the term of her
natural life, all his real and personal
property.
Grace Pierson has instituted divorce pro-
ceedings against E. A. Pierson.
The flags recently ordered by Supervisor
A. B. Williams have been received. One
is 2Ix15 feet and the other 15x71a feet. The
smaller one will be raised on the county
pole by the janitor at o'clock every morn
ing and the larger will be displayed on
holidays and special occasions.
The herald., 1897-05-22
ONTARIO

ONTARIO, May N.-(Regular Core
spondence.) The San Antonio Water COM
peny has closed another deal whereby On
tario's water supply is again increased.
The company has purchased the property
In the canyon owned by Richard Gird, con-
sisting of 200 acres of land, with twenty
inches of water. This water is prior
right and takes precedence over all other
claims. The purchase price was $4,000.
The company has also leased George
Powers interest in esction /. located near
Spring Hill, and contract has been signe !
with the Ontario Land and Improvement
company by which the land lying south of
Hogs Back" shall be transferred to the
San Antonio company as soon as the title
is perfected.
These purchases. lease and contract give
the company the entire control Of the can
yon to a point half mile north Of Hog s
Back" Below that point no camping Or
picnics will be allowed. By these measures
The herald., 1897-05-22
SAN BERnHRDlNO COUNTY

the people of Ontario will lose the ben
eft of the lower canyon camping grounds
but they will gain pure water. most ade-
quate offset for the loss of picnics.
The fruit shipments for the past week
aggregated seven carloads. divided as fol-
lows: Oranges. IT'S boxes lemons 54 boxes
dried fruit, 24.200 pounds.
The Chaffey Argus editorial board will
receive their friends at the college Satur-
day evening.
F. Ensign and wife Of Schenectady, N
Y, are the guests of DR.. and Mrs. o. s.
Ensign.
E. s. Brown and family of New York
arrived in Ontario this week and will locate
here.
c. H. Gardner and wife are among the re-
cent arrivals in Ontario. Mr.. Gardner will
engage in business here.
Edward Stout of Denver is the guest Of
F. s. Laming this week.
Claude Southerne of this city will play
shortstop on the Riverside team in the con.
test for the Examiner prize.