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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
IRLANDYA. Mad

A1O111AAND A11s ANCAA IL
|landya, a zwfaszcza mad mai
|ubozszymi a najge6ciej zalu-
dnionYmi zachodnimi okre-
gami jej zawis}o widmo g{odu.
Kartofle, stanowiace g}6wna
podstawa poiywienia ludno6-
ci, ME dopisa}y. Dotkniete
nieurodzajem okregi ME po-
siadaja zadnych fundusz6w,
kt6reby skutki kleski choc
W cze6ci z}agodzic mog}y i
skazane So wy}acznie ma po-
moe z zewnatrz. Urzedowy
rapport przewodniczacego ko-
misyi podatkowej ola Irlan-
dYl da]e nastepu]acy, ME pre-
sadzony obraz polozenia W
kraju: Nv gesciej zaludnio-
nych okregach mieszkaja,
biorac ma og6}, dwie tylko
klasy ludnoSci: ubodzy i zu~
pe1nie biedni. Mieszka6cy
okreg6w tych wszyscy, z
wyjatkiem szczup}ej garstki
urzednik6w i kupc6w, zajmu-
ia sic r6lnictwem, kt6re jed
max przynosi tax ma}o, re ME
ga W stanie z dochod6w z
niego pokryc najniezbedniej-
szych nawet potrzeba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
Winters " New Britain! Ami

AtOV DAASesAAs
s1owa! +
Do powyzszych wiadomo6'
ci do owych ,,pia desideria"
Amerykanizator6w, warto tt
przypomnie6 i to, 5e ten bi'
skup Tierney, stawia pre-
szkody polskim ksiezom' "
swej dyecezyi, i chce polskich
ksiezyazastapic amerykanina'
= mi, kt6rzy umieja kilka >po'
kaleczonych slow polskich
On tel swoje go czasu wys}al
kilku amerykan6w k1eryk6w
do seminaryum, do Polski,
do Krakowa czy do Lwowa
Tam ci sportsmeni ameryka6.
soy wprawiali W podziw
oburzenie kleryk6w polskich
i Gala ludno6c, - DO ME
chcieli chodzic W reweren-
doch tylko W swieckim ubio-
RE, tax jak tn W Ameryce,
a zamiast pilnego uczenia sic
polskiego jezyka, u~prawiali
sporty ameryka6skie jak:
football, baseball, ftp. cudaci-
wa, ku wiekszemu zdumie-
niu lwowskich koleg6w Sc
minarzyst6w i ca}ej wog6le
ludnosci
P6zniej to sporty amery-
ka6skie, zostawszy ksiezmi,
usadowieni zostali W Amery-
&c ma polskich parafiach! 80
Teraz W tych polskich para
fiach, cho6 ME umieja pc
polsku, ale twlerdza re umle-
ia, i W niedziele przynajmniej
ewangielie odczytuja po pol
sku!-Ale CO to "a nova! co
"a czytanie!....
Pisali nam JUL 0 tenn polacy
Z tamtych stron, i uskarzali
sic, re to prawdziwie 6miech
bierze ludzi W ko5ciele, gdy
taxi ksiadz zacznie po polsku;,
W zargonie z~ydowskim, czy-
tao evangelical. Zacznie ta-
XII n. p: Nick byndzie pooh
walony Dzizus Krajstus!".. go.
to naszym wiarusom polskim
wykrzywiaja STA geby cd
.6miechu, a potem Ivy p}yna z
oczu z zalu mad takiem OBJ
.chodzienem sic z nami bic
"dakami!....
Pewnego zn6w razu, W Po-
scie jeden z tych amerykah~
skich ksiezy umiejacy tax
,,swietnie" po polsku zapo-
wiedzia} ludziom re NIGGA So
bic za6piewac: ,,Dziejen Kri-
ste, Panic M}ody" (mia}o bye:
,,Jest Chryste, Panic mi}y");
- innym razem pozwoli{ i'm
spiewac ME opu6claj mas"
(Nle opuszczaj nas).
Take to d~ziwologi wytwa:
RIA zaciek1a amerykanizacya!
90. Gas jest, ably polscy ksie-
ia W Ameryce wzieli sic pill
niej do samoobrony. Z}ozyt
ma box prywate'a pracowae
W tym Observation-Disclosures
i fundamental dzja}ania juz
So. by}y Kongresy, jest Fe-
deracya, jest Wydzia} Wyko-
nawczy, by}o poselstwo DO
Rzymu, Z re skutku jakos
ME widac, - to wys}ac posfa
ponownie.- Jezeli ci, quibus
est, sprawy ME zaSpia, to
skutek bedzie, - ale starah
trzeba, starah bezustannych!
WYRZUCANIE PIENIEDZY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
: WIEDEN Przyby} tuta

49, WIEDEN Przyby} tutaj
hr. Tisza i przyjety zosta} ma
posluchaniu u cesarza. Cho-
dzi W danym razie o odrocze-
ME sesyi parlamentu veg ier-
skiego z powodu znajduja-
cych sic W toku rokowah W
sprawie przesilenia gabineto-
wegO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
Y

Z~awiadomienie o aplikacyi
J6zefa F.. Rowe o przeniesie-
ME l%icensyi ma sprzedaz palo-
-nych trunk6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
KORESPONDENCYE
WIARUSA. j..
EBAY CITY Mich.

FSSO
Iobra}o zarzad nastepujacy:
prczydentka, PAM St. Kluszyc--
ka, sekretarka, PAM .Wyryb-
ska, kasyerka. psni M. L=-
fniak. To~arzystwo rozwija
sic pieknic i przynosi .tutej-
szei polonii pozytek moralny j
materyalny:
w ostatnia niedziele wiel.
ks. Kami1ski og}osil W kos
c,ele, ze nasi bracia litwinl,
ktorzy sic przeprowadzili z
|iooych m'e}scowosci i tn pra~
|cuia W kopalniach wegla.
zglosili sic proszac. ably ks.
proboszcz ok,> sill zebranie sic
wszystki. h ljtwin6w W celu
porozumienia przyl2czenia
Sc do polsk'ej paratii, co tel
ks. proboszcz uczynii, zapc~
wiedziawszy zebranie IA dzieh
20 ]utego W hall Pulaskiego.
Towarzystwo mlodziely &w.
Al'>jzego. ktorego zafozycie~
lem jest nasz wiel. ks. Pro-
boszcz ro>wiya sic. Now,
czionkowie zglaszaia sig ma
kazdem pos'edzeniu. TAX tel
bye powinno, kazdy chfopiec
do tego towarzystwa nalezet
powinien - rodzice osobliw=
sz3 ma to powinni zwracat u
wage i dz'eci sac d. takiego
towarzystwa zachecat. czego
zaEowae nigdy ME beda.
Chlopcy o~dprawiwszy pier
VISA komunie sw. zaraz po-
przystetowat do tego
towarzystwa. gdzie pod opie-
ka ksiezy beda wychowani
przyzwo'cie i bogobojnie, DO
towarzystwo tskie~ wielki
wp'yw robi ma CHOP na'e~
lacy juz kilka miesiecy ma
.ierze zupelnie innego zyci~
towarzyskiego. chlopiec vic
eel sam o slobie bedzie pa
mietal, takie towar4ystwa o.!
.hronia mas a mlodziez cd
I niemoralnosc. kas~
czemnej.
" co dis w'erzy m}odziez
tn urodzona i wychowana Il
sslony, tam ich kosciot il
modEtwa, tam zabawa i roy
tam swoboda, nauka u
a ma ostatku
zbrodnle / wiez enie. llez to
m|odziezy polsk'ej W samem
By City Jest dis we wiez'e~
n'u. a co tego przyczyna, sa-
luny - tam nabrali tego du'.
cha rozpusty i bezboznoSc',
ME dbaja potem chociazby i'm
przysz}o wisiet ma szubien'cy.
W,eIe tez So winni rodzice.
kt6rzy patrza nieraz ma to jak
wyrostki pc lat ID j IS juz
sc upijaja a navel Pc r6wn' z
n'm' p'ja.
Polsk!e wescla tel DUO
naszej miodziezy przynosza
zkorszenia a nawet handy.
Tam oIciec z matka pod
chmieleni, tahcza pred m}o-
da para wyspiewujac rieprzy-
zw,ite niemoralne piosnki, a
dzlecl z kac,k6w uszu nadsta'
wiaja ucza : obrzydliwych
p'os"ek spiewat Cd swych 70.
dz'c6w. Lecz ME tylko to,
dz'eci widzac p'lsnego OLGA,
szmi SIC upijaja ab SIC prze-
konac jak to est bye pijanym
jest to cos okropnego.
Nadchodzi p s, w,eczory
leszcze diugie, to tel m'odzlez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09

l s.ia." L-a-S H E.y&s# ~ EEs-WE%{s q. 49, &E 4 IL * =. sLl
Ichali5my. Wsr6d wielkiego
zamieszania nadbiegly inne
oddzia1y, kt6re mas odprowa-
dzily do koszar. Tam szef
batalionu Sobaczewski roz-
,kazal aresztowac 10 Polak6w,
IL 7yd6w j 2 Niemc6w.
Reszta kompanii pozostala
pod straza W koszarach j
naiala bye odeslana ma dale
XII wsch6d: = Tymczasem
komitetowi jakiemu5 po-
wiod}o sic "przekupic Office
row naszego naszego wiezie-
MIA. Dzieki temu zdo}aliSmy
zbiedz W nocy do portu, gdzie
}odziami wieziono mas do JAY.
Tam aano nam fa}szywe pa
SPORTY i pieniadze i wys}ano
"a granice. Obecnie jedziemy
do Ameryki.
- WARSZAWA. w Zgle-
rzu, Pabianicach i Czestocho-
vie robotnicy strajkuja. Zni-
szczyli oni W okolicy Dabro-
wy dworzec kolei nadwisla6-
W. Strzemierzycaeh i
wstrzymali pociag, odjezdza-
jacy do Warszawy. - Kura-
tor okregu naukowego war:
szawskiego og}osi}, re szko}y
IL do dalszego zarzadzenia be-
Ia zamkniete, celem zapobie-
;enia ewentualnym rozru-
:hom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09

- WlEDEN. WczOraJ W
po}udnie po posfuchaniu po-
s}a Kossutha, przyja} cesarz
ma audyencyi arcyksiecia
Franciszka Ferdynanad'Este
Pos}uchanie arcyksiecia trivia
10 d}ugo. "
DO BERLINA przybyli
zbiegowie z Sebastopolu. Je-
den z Mich podoficer piecho-
ty %opowiada wsp6}pracowni-
kowi ,,Berl. Ztg." nastepuja~
CO szczeg6ly: Nasze dwie
kompanie pod dow6dztwem
porucznika Bolenczowa wy
slane zosta1y przeciwko zbun-
towanym marynarzom. -
Pred wyruszeniem z koszar
Bolenczew miaf do mas pre-
move, W kt6rej wskaza} ma
nasz obowiazek zolnierski
Jake i ma nasza przysiege
wiernosci. w milczeniu wy
ruszylismy ma miasto, gdzie
wkr6tce stanelismy wobec
10000 z~buntowanych mary
Marry. W6wczas porucznik
nasz zakomenderowa1 ognia
lecz laden z mas ME strzelil
Bolenczew wydobyl sable
raz jeszcze powt6rzy} rozkaz
I tym razem atoli ME uslu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09

WEGRY. W niedziele, d.
IL. bm. przyja} cesarz austr.
Franciszka Koszuta ma pos
1uchaniu. Wszystkie gazety,
wegierskie i niemieckie, ma
zywaja to zwyciestwem da-
zen wegierskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09

q KODZI, Sosnowca i t. d.
donosza, re moskale morduja
W wiezieniach ludzi bezbron-
nych, podejrzanych o przy-
JAIN ola rozruch6w. Rozpacz
chwyta "a SERGE, gdy sic ety.
ia te okropne wieSci. N. Re-
forma pisze, re dzieja sic
straszniejsze sceny, niz "a
czas6w Nerona. Boze ratuj
braci naszych.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-01

thoriZcd to solicit subscriptions for the
convention stock throughout the State,
and the auxiliary committee is to be en-
lar%cd. so rs to embrace every society
i'll the State. \ sample copy of the GER
titcHtr is to be sent to all of the socie-
ties in this county. for display in their
meeting rooms. One of these certificates
will be issued to each subscriber to con-
vention stock, no matter whether it is
only for one share. which costs 81.
The music 70 rthc convention is to be
furnished by choir of 1000 voices
President Roosevelt will likely be among
the speakers. There are to be 12J Scpa-
rate meetings held during the convcn-
ton. exclusive of the convention ser
mons. which will he preached in all of
the evangelical churches of the city on
Sunday morning during the convention
The principal sessions will be held in the
Fifth Regiment Armory. which will be
seated for 5000 people. and in the
Lyric. which will accommodate about
1000 persons. Other sessions will be
held in % or more of the largest city
churches. Oout-door cvangelistic SER
vices will be held each evening.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-01

the men who had charge of the details
for that purpose We're avcr>e to taking
old and broken down horses. mules and
wagons from those whD stood in need
of them in crdrr to do what little farm
ing they had undertaken. and what lit
tie had been gathered in was left there
when we were ordered away. We HOW
joined orr regiment at Newport News
whrr" was located II prison which still
contained II large number of Rebel priS-
Onrlr'. these in Il few weeks after our
arrival were turned loose to make their
way home lis best they could. The war
heinh over much of the rigoIN of priS-
ON discipline were done away with. one
diSagrcpablc incident occurred while we
were on guard one day. We were start
led by the report of gun in the prison
We soon learned THAT Il member of our
regiment had fired ut Il prisoner who
had stepped beyond the dead line to
gather some sprouts.
When the relief come the man who did
the firing WAS soundly hrrated by our
boys for his attempt to take the life of
Il man when the war was over. what
seemed to aggravntc the case being the
fact that our soldier claimed To be very
religious and had prevailed upon our
colonel to have the regiment paradcd up
on two or three occasions while he sang
psalms and talked. If YOU desired to
hear nearly every man in our regiment
use cusS words and plenty of them, all
you had t. do WAS to stand by when the
regiment WIS ordered ont for Divine
services.
PATRICK REEDN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-01

The new dormitOry ut Tome Insti-
tute. to be finished by September /. will
be located next to Jackson Hall and
will have a fine situation.
The Festival to he held by the
Young Peoples Aid Society of Newark
NJ. +. Church was postponed from Mar
II and % to the early part of May.
The Pennsylvania Soap Company of
Lancaster city, did a business of 81. OOO,-
600 last year and last week declared a
sem-annual dividend of 49, per cent.
The "Crawford' farm near Middle
town. containing % acres. has been
sold by the Misses Florence and Annie
Crawford To &. Malcolm Cochran. The
farm. rcckonrd a valuable one. is now
trnanted by William Lee.
Successors to Mayor c. c. Pussy
and Councilmcn Carver. Currier and
Barnes will be chosen at the Havre de
Grace city election on May l. Mayor
Pussy will stand for denomination, and
r. X. Nanncman may be brought out
Also by his friends.
Capt. Jacob Galloway has sold his
interest in the Stump Fishery to John
I' " i'''l VINE; Inc FORMER owns
Wv ~ NY N,| '', Nnl'n lHH "'''l 'i'',r-
~ u ~ w. :, y, az h'i'!r'''''l' 'ne
tors and will enter their service.
o,..;
- 'IPi''Sr vi ,r''l'' on lhe
,i.,,,i,. =, ~ ~ p'lN''h r'SNcli ANA
w., I .: lH' ""' W '"' .rrN'le Oh
i 5"r n ,,. N"Sn.i'E AWAY at HolS liar
,l'' ' , ,"@' "'IN' M"lN WI, mili " r"sneo o."
i w., ~" S'',r '!1lS", me Vi which II Is
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-01
{. f. CONVENTION
Annual Session To Be Held In Bal.
finore In JuIy

As the time draws near for the con
vcning of the twcnty-Srcond session of
the Christian Endcavor convention in
Baltimore. frcn July = to 10. next. there
seems to Er an increased interest in the
movement being displayed in the coun-
ties of Maryland aS well us the city.
The convention is to be financed through
the sale of convention stock. par value
81 per share. on which dividends will he
declared lin the blessings of Il success
full convention Several thousand Sharcr
have already been subscribed by En-
dcavorers and church workers over the
entire State. and some of these have
been taken by residents of this county.
Each delegate will be required to sub
scribe for one share of convention stock
when registering. This will make the
contributor Il member of the convention
and secure the beautiful souvenir pro
gram. handsome official badge and print
ed report of the convention proceed $.
The official badge. which will be j, Ird
only to these who subscribe for stOc, md
register. will secure admission I" all
sessions of the convention. Each ,uh-
ScribCr will a.so receive beautiful. on
gTavrd souvenir certificate of stock. alr-
ing the autographs of the II members Of
the "Crmnirtcr of 1909
The finance committee has been au-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-01
The Better
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inhamed and irrita tie d; you
cough, and there is more irrita-
ton more coughing. You take
a cough mixture and it eases the
:rritation--tor while. You take
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-01

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over the membrane and is absorbed. Relefis i'm
mediate and cure follows. 1t lie not drying-does
not produce sneezng. Large Size, so cents OF Drug
gists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail
ely BROTHERS. sc Warren Street. New York
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-14
BAD N EWS
FOR GAR
va -
Loss Estimates Grow
Steadily
y
Internal Troubles Much
Augmented
Peasants Plundering and
Burning
Celebrated Russian General Compares
the Condition Of kuropatkIn's
Army to That of the Port
Arthur Fleet
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 13-De-
spite Kuropatkins message the gem
eral staff fears that the danger to the
discounted Russian forces is by no
means over The losses, including
prisoners, are now put at 100000. Those
of guns and ammunition are incalcua-
BILE. The total available forces at
Tie Ling, in case of a successful re-
treat would be 200, 900, while the enemy
would be double that number.
The war party is still active. Some
dispatch of Gen. Dragomiroff with 4OO,-
900 men, but the liberals maintain that
this is a physical impossibility.
Gen. Popoff, member of the general
staff, says: Taking it for granted
that Kuropatkin's retreat has not been
cut off, there remain 200, 900 defeated,
exhausted troops, without weapons,
without ammunition, without food and
without guns, against double that
number of victorious and plentifully
state similar to that of the Port Ar
thur fleet. 1t would take a year to
mobilize an army and get it over the
single track railroad. Meanwhile, the
Japanese would not be asleep. The
men, too, are not available. Russia
has frontiers stretching 10000 miles,
contiguous to eight unfriendly powers.
Macedonia is in a state of smoldering
rebellion, and from what quarter are
we to draw troops? Mobilization is un-
safe except in the northern district.
and there we have not sufficient men,
1t is thought that agrarian troubles
are on the eve of breaking out in the
Kharkoff and Ekaterinoslav districts.
Wealthy Russian dissenters in the Mos
COW, Niphni, Novgorod and Ural dis
tricts have offered 100000 rubles (s257,-
5000 to the war funds on the condition
that the czar remove the disabilities
under which the dissenters labor.
Strikers have invaded the villages and
are stirring up the peasants in Cherni-
gov, Kursk and Orel. The land owners
have been plundered and driven out. At
Kiev the sugar factories have been
burned. The famous yearly fair in
that city has not been held this year.
1t is asserted by the army officers
that many Americans are fighting with
the Japanese and that proofs to that
effect have been forwarded to Secretary
Hay. Gen. Kawamura's army which
is called by the Russians here "The
American army is said to have been
fitted out in Chicago and New York,
Continued on Page Three)
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-14
COAST IS SWEPT
BY FIERCE GALE
WIRES ARE DOWN, RAILROAD
TRAFFIC SUSPENDED
Worst Storm In the History of Many
Years Destroys Property Worth
Nearly Million
Dollars

The storm which swept Los Angeles
and vicinity yesterday and Sunday
was general. Old-ti timers say 1t was
the severest of it's kind that has Vis-
tied the south coast in many years.
Reports from different points along
the coast extending from San Diego to
San Francisco, indicate that piers
have been washed away in many in
stances, entailing the loss of much
valuable property. Cloudbursts in ana
around nearby towns greatly damaged
the country roads. The rivers and
streams all over the southern country
have been rising steadily, and in some
instances it is feared the crops will
be completely ruined from overfiows.
With the exception of the casualties
resulting from the collapse of the Sew
enth street bridge in Los Angeles, but
one other fatality has been reported
That was near San Bernardino, where
Mexican laborer was carried away
in a swiftly running stream and
drowned.
While it is difficult TO reach any COR
rect estimate of the damage caused by
the storm throughout this section, 1t
is safe to say that the figures will not
come under the S1OOOOOO mark. They
may go considerably higher If the
damage to the crops and the delay in
traffic, occasioned by the washouts,
etc, are taken into consideration.
Storm Is Subsiding
At late hour yesterday afternoon
the local weather bureau was directed
by the district foreeaster to discontinue
all storm warning, which indicates
that there is nothing further to fear
from high winds.
The worst of all delays In the mail
service has been oecasioned. No mail
has been received from San Francisco
since Saturday, and the only mails re-
ceived yesterday over the Santa Fe
We're one at $40 and one at 1880
o clock IN the morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-14
TWO DROWN IN
CANYON TORRENT
OCEAN PARK PROPERTY LOSS
S2O0,OoO
Wharf Is Torn From Its Foundations
and Scattered on the Beach.
Company Will Not Rebuild
the Structure
Special to The Herald,

Special to The Herald,
OCEAN PARK, March 1S.-The loss
of two lives in a raging canyon cur
rent, one man seriously injured by
rolling timbers, and property damaged
to the extent of 100000 or more, with
the beach for miles strewn with wreck
age, is the result of the storm at Ocean
Park, Santa Monica and vicinity
At Ocean Park the long wharf at
the foot of Pier avenue was almost
demolished. One thousand feet of the
structure was torn from its foundation
and washed away by the sea. Presi-
dent A. r. Fraser of the Ocean Park
Improvement company says the struc-
,ture will not be repaired. The I'M
provement company, he says, has eX-
pended $4,000 within the last three
years on the wharf. The citizens of
Ocean Park may build new wharf,
but 1t will not be at the foot of Pier
avenue, according to present reports.
At Santa Monica the north beach
pier is complete wreck. 1t will have
to be entirely rebuilt. The board walk
facing the auditorium at this beach
was also strewn with the wreckage of
the band stand, which collapsed early
this morning.
The wharf at Playa del Rey sus-
tanned heavy damage, and it Will re-
quire several thousand dollars to re-
pair the loss, The board walk at Playa
del Rey is reduced to splinters.
News was received at Ocean Park
late this afternoon of the death by
drowning of two men on Frederick
Rindge's ranch. Their names could not
be learned, but it is said they were en-
gagged in building a new road between
the Rindge ranch and Santa Monica.
G. w. Lee, a laborer, sustained a
broken leg and internal injuries while
attempting to tie up floating timbers
at Venice this afternoon. He was re-
moved to his home. 1t is doubtful
II he win recover.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-14
HARC0URT RELEASED
ON OWN REC0GNIZANCE
Believed in Tucson That the Charges
Against Defendant viii
Be Dismissed
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
TUCSON, Ariz., March 13.-After
completing his confession in the case
against Ezra Bartlett, John F. Ear-
court was today taken before the dis
trict Judge and released on his own
recognizance. His bondsmen were re-
leased. Ex-Governor Gage and Horace
Appel, his attorneys, left tonight for
Los Angeles. Harcourt and his wife
will follow later and it is expected that
the charges against him will be dis
missed ultimately. 1t developed from
Harcourt's testimony that Epes Ran
dolph had, through friends in Califor
mia, brought influence to bear to secure
his extradition, and that he and w. r.
Bacon, attorney for Steinfeld in Los
geles, had endeavored to persuade him
to turn states evidence and tell Bry-
sons connection with this case. The
defense has summoned several wit
nesses to testify at the continuation
of the hearing next Friday and have
avowed their intention to prove that
Steinfeld put up Harcourt's bond indi-
rectly; that it is Harcourt's intention
to get out of the country, and that
he has given false testimony to throw
the blame on Bryson and Bartlett and
to save himself.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-14

After months of persistent effort
the fight of The Herald backed by the
people of Los Angeles. in favor of
municipal regulation of gas, electric
light and telephone monopolies, has
been crowned with victory. At the
session of the council yesterday the
ordinance regulating these three public
utilities, which was presented to the
council at the instigation of The Her.
aid, was passed without dissenting
vote and the provisions therein con-
tanned will go into effect in sixty days.
1t was not until the attention of the
public and the council was called to
the fact that the regulation of such
public utilities was in their hands and
the cause of the people championed by
The Herald that any action on the part
of the legislative body was taken.
Since that time The Herald has waged
persistent and untlring warfare in
favor of the proposed ordinance. From
time to time recruits in the form of
various civic organizations have en-
tered the fight, and the victory won
yesterday was not only a victory for
The Herald, but for the whole people
of Los Angeles.