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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
Appeal to Supreme Court

BOISE, Idaho, March 13.-The cases
of Meyer Haywood and Pettibone, Off
GERS of the Western Federation of Min
ers, who yesterday were denied a writ
Of habeas corpus by the supreme court
of the state of Idaho, will be taken to
the United States supreme court. The
bill of exceptions prepared by counsel
for the accused men was this after
noon presented to the full bench of the
state supreme court and signed, thus
permitting the appeal to the federal
court.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
GOV. CUMMINS WILL TELL
Iowa Executive Promises to Make
Startling Disclosures Regarding
Railroad Lobbyists

BY Associated Press.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, March 13.--The
house by vote of seventy-three to
six today passed the Gilliand resolu-
ton calling on Governor Cummins to
make good his charges that railroad
influence was used to defeat the pri-
mary bill.
The governor promises now to make
sensational disclosures which he claims
to have regarding the work of the
lobbyists in the state.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
GUERNEvILLE IN RUINS
Entire South Half of Business section
Wiped Out by Fire-WDl
Be Rebuilt
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
GUERNEVILLE, March IA
smouldering mass of ruins is all that
marks the spot where last night stood
Guerneville's principal hotel, and from
the residence of o. o. Cobb on the
south side of Main street everything
is swept through to the bridge. None
of the stores on the north side of the
street were destroyed.
No authentic estimate of the loss has
yet been made, nor has it been possible
to secure a statement of the insurance,
but the entire south half of the busi-
ness section of the town has been
wiped out.
Several of the storekeepers and mer-
chants are talking of rebuilding.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
cossman to Be Extraditcd

By ASSOClhLeu FiHb5
SACRAMENTO, March 13.-Governor
Pardee today issued warrant of eX-
tradition upon the governor of Louis
lana for the return to this state OF
John Cossman. Cossman is wanted in
San Francisco on charge of obtaining
money by false pretenses and is in Gus
tody in New Orleans.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
Consideration for Prisoners
Rv Associated Press.


n ST. PETERSBURG, March 1S.-The
government has sent a circular letter
10 the governor general and the gov
sernors of the provinces instructing
them that persons taken into custody
for political offenses must within
twenty-four hours of their arrest be
confronted with the charges and be
allowed to make explanation. The cir
cular also generally insists upon eX-
pediting the trial of political prisoners.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
Peasants Are Revolving
BY Associated Press.

Dy
ROSTOFF ON THE DON, Russia,
March 13.-With the advance of spring
there are symptoms of temperance
of agrarian troubles in a number of
places in st. Vrapol province. The
peasants are refusing to plow the land
for the proprietors and indefinite re-
ports from other provinces show that
the peasants are bodily seizing and
sowing the estates of the land owners.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
Running Is Captured
BY Associa ted Press.

BAKERSFIELD. Cal, March ia
man identified as Ingwald Running, a
convict who escaped from the Wiscon-
sin state reformatory at Green Bay,
Wis, in 1902. has been captured in this
city by Sheriff Kelly and is now i'm the
county Jail pending the arrival of an
officer from the east. Running, who
had assumed the name of E. D. Smith,
has admitted that he is the man want
ed in Wisconsin.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
Armed Men Defend Church
Rv Associated Press

PRIVAS, France. March 13.-The
population of the town of Coucouron,
about fifty miles from here, determined
to resist the taking of the inventory
of the church under the church and
state separation law. The doors are
heavily barricaded and strong gratings
have been fastened across the windows.
A hundred men armed with rifles and
provisioned for long siege are still
inside the building.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
jap Woman Butchered
81 Associated Press.

81 Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1S.-With
her head almost severed from her body
and bloody cleaver lying on the
floor, the dead body of Mitsu Hyasida,
Japanese woman, was found today in
her room on Washington street. Other
Japanese dodgers in the house declare
that the woman killed herself because
she was i'll. Suspicious circumstances
surrounding the case have caused the
police to make an investigation.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
rhis also was Significant.
Will Resist With Force

"Ths meeting provides a typical in
stance of the protest against the capt.
talist outrage on the working class of
America" he said. This is not a
question of splitting forth personal re-
venge for the moment, Nor is it an oc-
casion of voicing sympathy alone for
Meyer, Pettibone and Haywood. But
the malignant arrest and kidnapping
of those three comrades and the secret
hurrying of them out of one state TO
another, is an outrage against the
working class of American by the capi-
talist class and every workingham
should voice his Indignation.
IT am not an ugly-hearted man, nor
are we Socialists ugly-hearted people;
but we see that the hope of the world
hangs upon the Socialist class in the
approaching crisis.
I'VE shall resist the capitalists at
every point, with our voices. with oul
ballots and with our bodies, if neces-
sary.
1--WE are assembled here tonight to
register our protest against the outrage
which has been committed against our
brothers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
Send Armed Reserves

BY Associated Press
MOSCOW. March ia battalion of
armed reserves has been sent to Ry-
binsk owing to fear of agrarian troubles
in the upper Volga region.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
BLIZZARD FLOODS HAMBURG
German Port DeIuged--Wind Blows
Vessels Ashore-kaiser Post
pones Trip to Helgoiand
BY Associated Press.

BY Assoclated Press.
HAMBURG, March 13.-A blizzard
is blowing the water into the harbor
flooding houses and driving vessels
ashore. The country down the river is
flooded and land batteries are contin-
uously firing alarm guns, as the land
marks are invisible, owing to the snow
storm.
Emperor William has given up his
proposed trip to Heligoland on board
the battleship Kaiser Wilhelm II,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
PRIEST IS KILLED
IN RUSSIAN RIOT
NEW CATHOLIC SECT CAUSES
HOSTILITY
Streets of Lodz Again Scenes of Bloody
Clashes-ConVerts Collide With
Workmen and Six Are
i. Killed in Fray
Rv Associated Press.

LODI, Russian Poland, March 19.-
Mariavitisa a new Catholic sect which
Is gaining converts by the thousands,
is arousing intense hostility on the part
of the orthodox Catholics here, and
serious clashes are occurring. A pro-
cession of converts came into conflict
today with a crowd of workmen, dur
ing which a priest was shot, whereupon
his followers attacked and killed tiyS
persons.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
JUDGE PARKER ON
TRUE DEMOCRACY
Continued from Page nne.l !

that few of our financiers, or bare
handful of our merchants and lawyers.
not only learned the trade but bettered
the instructions of their teacher? Hav-
ing, ourselves, created the forces which
thus threaten to break up the fountains
of the great deep of morals, why should
we grumble, or fume, or repine? i?
Shrinking back at the sight of our own
hideous monster, why should we take
counsel Of despair?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
Susan 8. Anthony's Funeral
y Associated Press.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y. March 1S.-Tbe
funeral of Susan B. Anthony will be
held ON Thursday at 2 o'clock. Rev.
DR.. Gannatt of the First Unitarian
church. of which Miss Anthony was a
member, will officiate.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
Apathetic Elections
b. Associated Press

d ST. PETERSBURG, March 13.-The
returns from the peasants elections
continue generally to show the selec-
ton of the elders, priests and scribes
to represent them at the district con-
ventions, but there are notable in
stances of apathy for a complete
election.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
Unionist Is Elected
BY Associated Press.

LONDON, March 13.-The bye cleo
ton at Basinstock yesterday, occa-
stoned by the death of F. A. Jeffries.
Conservative, has resulted in the elec-
tioin of Unionist, Arthur c. Salter.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
May Be Murder
Ey Associated Press

NEW YORK, March 1S.--Louis De
Iange. author of the "Globe Trotter"
and other plays, was found dead to-
day and murder is suspected. The
body was found in bed with the throat
cut
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
2.64 Inches at Bishop
BY Associated Press

BISHOP, Cal, March 13.-Over two
inches of rain fell yesterday making
the total for the last thirty hours 2.64
inches.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
Tired Of Waiting
Ry Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
HONOLULU, March BE. Tatrell
a waiter on the United States army
transport Logan committed suicide on
March 8 by jumpinC overheard.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
WORKERS ARE
REVOLUTIONARY
MAKE IMPASSI0NED SPEECHES
AT MEETING
Labor Unonists and Socialists Voice
Protest Against Arrest of Repre-
sentatives of Western Feder-
alton of Miners

Between 500 and 600 workingmen and
women, representing the union labor
ers and Socialists of the city, met in
| Simpson auditorium last night to voice
| their protest against the arrest and inn
prisonment of Pettibone, Meyer and
Haywood in Idaho by the United Mine
Owners association. The meeting was
called by the Industrial workers OF
the World.
To one imbued with the idea that this
is a peaceful and stable government,
the spirit of the gathering was of SIMS
ter significance. 1t was revolutionary
-defiant1y, confidently revolutionary.
They were not the men to whom one
would look for the inception of great
movement-those plain, tired, working
people, stoop shouldered and weary
eyed.
AS little to be feared for their threats
as the rabble of France before they
made up that historical basket picnic
with the heads of the mobiles of France.
Sing Their MarseiIIase
Whether there is cause for apprehen.
sion is a question for only the wise to
decide. 1t is worth. considering, how
ever, that this gathering breathing the
spirit of protest and revolt at what it
deemed the unjust incarceration Of the
three members of the Miners union, is
but one of many called in every city in
the country where there is organized
labor.
And the singing of the Socialist Mar
seillaise with the chorus:
To arms, to arms, ye brave,
The avenging sword unsheath,
March on, march on, all hearts
resolved
On liberty or death.
This also was significant.
There were half a dozen speakers,
beginning with II. ]. Schade and end
ing with j. Stitt Wilson, whose i'm
passioned measures aroused the audi
ence to such pitch of excitement that
they began throwing their dollars on
the platform i'll response to his appeal
for money to fight the United Mine
Owners association.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
Saws Men Are Innocent

"There is no doubt that Gov. Steun-
enberg, the chief executive of Idaho,
who was murdered, was hated by the
members of the Western Federation for
his atrocious acts in shutting 1900 in
nocent men up in the bull pen at Ward
ner, Idaho, and keeping them shut UP
for many months amid conditions OF
indescribable horrors.
But there is no reason in the world
why the murder of that man should be
saddled upon the shoulders of Hay
wood, Meyer and Pettibone. Two Of
the men had not been in the state in
which the crime was committed for
several years, and the other had only
been there a few days.
Brothers of labor, we are approach
ing an industrial crisis which threat
ems to alter the conditions now OBJ
tanning altogether. We must stand
shoulder to shoulder and fight, if need
be, to procure our rights as men,"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
Foresees Death of Three Men

B. H. Williams was the next speaker,
and his speech was in part:
ga solemn protest must be registered
by this body of intelligent men to-
night The series of criminal incidents
of which the incarceration of brothers
Haywood, Meyer and Pettibone is one,
is merely another illustration of how
lightly we are held by the capital class
We have illustrations galore of the
lawlessness of capitalism with large
profit in sight. The case has grown
out Of conditions which govern modern
ity, and until these conditions are
changed the results must remain
identical.
1.-THE Western Federation of Miners
Is a menace to the profit-hungry mine
owners and accordingly they are try
ing to disband the members, by mur-
dering the heads. But the organiza-
ton will be just as strong with these
beloved leaders dead and a thousand
shall be raised up to fill their posi-
tions."
Arthur Morrow Lewis was the next
speaker and he succeeded in arousine
his audience to a higher pitch of en-
thusiasm than any of his predecessors
He said:
"The capitalist class grows bolder
and bolder with each succeeding year
Their inroads upon the rights of the
workingmen each year become more
audacious.
with each successive outrage tht
inevitable struggle between labor and
capital becomes more imminent and the
feeling between them becomes more
strained.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
Lewis Takes Gloomy View

Several labor organizations have
asked their members to contribute one
days pay to the help of the three mer
who are now lying in Jail in violation
of their constitutional rights.
1--WE do not want to see men dragged
through the streets at the tail of a cart
nor to see them burned at the stake
but the outrageous treatment described
is not more humiliating nor unjust than
to imprison three innocent men on q
trumped UP charge.
"You and I have no doubt that Hay
wood, Meyer and Pettibone will be
hanged by the neck until dead If any
cause whatever can be found which
would seem to legalize that step.
"You and 1 know too that they will
not be given a fair trial if it can bt
avoided. We also know that it can bt
avoided unless we and the other work
ingmen of this nation come to the res,
cue and say Halt, you have gone fai
| enough
1--WE do not want anything that right.
| fully belongs to the capitalist class
but what we do want is what belongs t
US and is rightfully ours"
The Washington times., 1906-11-30
BAILEY MUST MISS
SENATE'S OPENING
Returns TO Texas to Face
AccuSerS in Oil In
VeStigatiOn.
SENSATION IN THE STATE
Senator Declares Attacks on Him En-
anate From Political
Enemies

Senator Joseph ", Bailey Will not be
present AT the opening oi Congress. He
has gone back 20 face his accusers in
flc Waters Pierce OH Company case.
uuw under investigation al Austin The
statement has been made that - sensa-
fioa has been caused iu Texas by the
demand Of the states attorney general
tor vouchers for money said 10 have
been paid tAe Senator by the Waters
Peirce OF Company, in connection with
the readmissiou Of that concern TO the
list OF business organizations author
ized TO operate in Texas
senator Ralley says that the attacks
upon Inn are baseless, ana emanate
from political enemies. lie regards as
absurd the attempt 10 make political
capital out of a charge that the Waters
Pierce CoRlpauy employed him as its
attorney in view OF the fact that he told
the5Leefslature that elected him to the
Senate six years ago that he would have
accepted legal employment from the
company II his time had not been re-
qu-red by his public duties.
The Washington times., 1906-11-30
PUGILIST WEDGES
JOINS THE CHURCH
Quits Prize Ring and En-
braces Christianity on
Eve of Battle.

OMAHA. Nov. s0-.'Kld" Wedges,
the champion lightweight puBilist OF Ar
kansas. and the hero OF more than lVJ
battles. has TenounCed prize hgAtlns
and has embraced Christianity. lie was
scheduled 10 meet Guy Buckles In a six
round bout before the Osthon Athie'lc
club. IN Omaha, but sent Buckles copy
or the New Testament. On the ny ieaI
Of which he wrote.
81 nopc YOU will not refuse 10 read the
word 5f God. for II those who, refused 10
listen TO Christ when He was on earth
tidn't escape. how shall You ana j, Guy
spend eternity II We turn away from
Christ when He speaks 10 as from
heaven? VIII YOU carry this little Tes-
lament with you wherever you go; II IS
"a sure guide"
The Washington times., 1906-11-30
SCHMITZ CUTS AWAY
FROM BOSS" RUFF
San FranCisco's Mayor Makes
Move in Self-De-
fenSe.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. CIT is
learned on the best authority that
Mayor Schmitz. as a matter OF self
aefnse will cut loose from Abe" Ruef
To clear himself he will sacrifice the
boss" When Schmitz arrived in New
York he was emphatic in his deciara-
tion of his belief ~ the innocence Of
Ruef, and asserted that he would stand
by him to the last
Later he took counsel with his friends
and his tone changed. At Green River
Wyo.. he said plainly THAI he spoke for
himself alone when he said he was In
uocent.
When asked as TO Ruet. he replied:
That is another matter. Mr.. Ruef can
speak for himself"
The Washington times., 1906-11-30

The lot consists Of the finest mate
rials. such as imported Chiffon Broad
cloths. imported Verombo BroadcIoths,
English Serges. plain ChevIots. Man
nish Plaids and Mixtures. also stylish
Checks.
Ali Of this seasons most approved
models are represented - including
uresEy EtOnS. jaunLV BlOuSes semi
fitting coat styles, tight-fitting styles
blouse with high girdles. Pony coat
suits. and long tight-httiug effects
Particularly handsome and desira hle
are the long Redingote Prince AIberts IN
the lot.
The Washington times., 1906-11-30

There are beautiful plain tailored
eTs tailored with inset of wood e5il-
braid. Still others are richly trimmed
with velvet and braid bands in EnIsnfii5
designs. some are trimmed with inset
laheta' embellished with novelty trim
m!ngs and novelty buttons.
In the always desirable b1ocE- o,z
wide range OF fashionable shades in
Guiding dark greens. new browns navy
blue, gray black and gray checks etc
These Suits. worth S25O0 To S87. 80. are
offered tomorrow at the unheard-of low
price OF sl315 ~"
The Washington times., 1906-11-30
Mems OvercOats
S8.05
Actual Sl2.OO Value

Go around town and every reputable clothing price for an
WOOL IRISH FdZE OVero Twelve dollars the you'll
Oyecoats evere fashion ess in and
yOf strictly awOol Fancy Mixtures at the nbean1 low n
of '10 ~" Fi"N
black Oxford gray and various novelty lengths
The Washington times., 1906-11-30
WOmen'S Tailored Cloth Suits.
Worth S25.OO to $3.50. in a great
sale offered Saturday at the
sensatiOnalIy low price of 800.
S13.75

How really remarkable the values you judge state
ent that We have had Of the identical our regular stock
Garner IN The season at $3.50 The maker wanted season
and disposed OF his entire surplus stock al nominal price The
values ovel7dow any that have been offered s faI
The Washington times., 1906-11-30
GEORGETOWN NEWS

The fair which has been in progress
at Trinity Hall. Georgetown, under the
auspices of Holy Trinity Catholic
Church since November is. closed last
night 1t is understood that a consid-
cradle sum has been realized after the
full returns are IA. The whole amount
will be turned into the building fund Of
the church for the benefit Of the pro-
posed new parish hau and schoolhouse-
The Mems Club of The Dumbarton
Avenue NJ. r Church held an Interest
.ne meeting Tuesday evening I'm the lee
rIlr,, room of the church, there being a
large attendance OF members and their
friends. The feature OF the evening was
an illustrated lecture on Mexico by
Charles Warren.
G. Twins Wood. OF 1914 Thirty-irs
street northwest. has returned from a
short trip TO Efhngham, H.. bringing
with him his brother, David NJ. Wood,
who Was injured near that city some
months ago, and VINO has since been
patient at a hospital
Silver star Lodge. NO. 20. 1. o. q. +.
of Tenleytowu, ID. c, met last night n
good Templar Han. on the BrookeviUe
road tASAS oSlnB tatBe attendance OF
members. After a short business sas-
sion. the evening was spent in "a social
way. a Thanksgiving supper being
served.
Special services were held at ST. Johns
Episcopal Church, corner Potomac ana
- streets. Wednesday night In celebra- :
tion OF the 10th anniversary OF 81
Johns parish The cautata, Seed
Time ana Hervest-" by John L. West.
was rendered, under the direction of
the Rev. Geo. G. Daland, choirmaster
and organist OF the church. Solos in a.
cantata were sung by William c. Mills.
tenor. and Masters George Cost and
Kendall Myers, sopranos. The regular
religious services were conducted by
the pastor the Rev Fred Z. Howden.
The Washington times., 1906-11-30
Values worth Sl6.5O to S22. SO

They the most approved models wineoh single
in
ma and most exclusive designs shown anywhere Also staple black Unfinished
WotedS which you seldom find selling than
The and fit absolutely guaranteed possible sap-
pontmen dissatisfaction Regular
Si375
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
South Cardinals "Home-Coming
Week"

COLUMBIA. s. c.. October over
1000 visitors are expected 1T the state
Fair this year. which will be held at
Columbia the week Of October I'D 10 21th.
Ten thousand OF these visitors are expect
"a TO come from beyond the borders 81
the Palmetto state. as THIS viii he South
Cardinals homecoming week
Cheap rates have been obtained on an
railroads interested. "one fare round
trip rate viii be on sale October 18Th.
goth and Dist from all points south ~
the Potomac and Ohio Rivers. and east
OF the Mississippi. good for ten DAVIS
Governor Hayward has issued procla-
nation ordering every good and loyal
south Carolnian 70 come home for
this grand reunion week This procIama-
ton has been amply backed up by invita-
lions from the Fair Association. Columbia
Chamber Of Commerce and South Caro-
lima at large
thousands Of people will he in Column
bia that week 20 renew acquaintance
and 10 see all loved ones. A good time Is
promised to an who Will come home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
Wet or Dry the Issue in Kerr's
Creek District of Rockbridge.

T-Uo0TaI 70 Tho TImoa- DlsDafoh
LEXINGTON. VA. Ocober 2-Kerr's
Greek magisterial district Of RAISbridge
county Will have an election Thursday
on the QUESTION Of liquor license or no
liquor license. The election - called
on the petition of those favoring the sale
of liquor.
For q number Of years the entire county
of Rockbridge has been a dry county
under the local op' ion laws Of the state
notwithstanding this several distDleries
are operated every year in Kerrs Creek
District. and temperance advocates say
that the local option laws are violated
frequently.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
"SKIDOO" FOR LADS.
Portsmouth Youths Must Be in
Homes at an Early Hour.

special 70 Inc Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. October Boys OF
fifteen years Of age and under. living in
Portsmouth must be I'm their homes Mt
Q so o'clock at night. or they will be taken
before Mayor Reed - explain why they
were on the streets at or after that hour
orders 10 this effect have been given bv
Mayor Reed to Chief OF Police lyman.
Under the orders the patrolmen will take
the name and address Of any boy found
on the streets after the hour. and a
summons will be issued against him
There will be no ringing Of the curfew.
so boys will have to keep themselves
posted as 20 time. and sklddoo 10 their
homes or the patrol Will ketch EN-"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
Woman Held for Theft.

Captain Tomlns'n ami Sergeant Gibson ar
rested Cora James Green. e. col1ref woman ?
Hampton Va. Yesterday afrerll.r. and
charged her wiki the grand larceny q $50 p .n
Lillian Parker The arrest WAS made at Pho
request = me Hampton authorities The We
man was caught az house az ~. 81. Norfh
Seventh Street She De- being held the First
Police station
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
Portrait Of General Lee

Major Robert w. Hunter. Secretary ri Con-
federate Records. has received a handsome
picture of General Robert r. Lee. made by
the John y Lowell Bank Note Company. u
y rtof. The portrait is highly valued by Ia10r
Hunter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
Police Board To-Day.

Tile Board ~ Police Commissioners will meet
az O'Clock this afternoon. s good deal Of
business Of more or less Importance will come
up ANA Doe discussed