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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-31
PRZEGLAD
pOuTiN MIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago, 81 maja.

NAAASSSS, "a NyS
- Narodziny nastepcy tronu
Hiszpanii przyczyniiy sic bardzo
do umocnienia dynastyi, ktora
ME cieszyla sic dawniej wielka
ropularnoScia. UroczystoSci przy
,rodzeniu ks. Asturyi - taxa
nazwe nosi nastepca tronu -
cntuzyazm w stolicy panstwa i
W miastach prowincyonalnych
zlaiq sic dobrze wrozyt o przy-
,zlosci dynastyi. Kral obchodzii
,c nowine jako Swieto.
Powszechnie zywiono obawy
zc dynastya krolewska w inn
rrostej moze wygasna6. Alfons
NH. pogrobowiec, jak mniema-
no. odziedziczyl po ojcu choro-
re pluc i zlowrogie pogioski o
Stanie lego zdrowia kursowafy
przez czas dMzszy w prasie eu-
r5pejskiej, w .razie spodziewanej
rezpotomnej $rnierci krola, koro-
ma przeszlabyina dziecko siostry
r6lewskiej, poslubionej ksieciu
Don Carlosowi, kt6ry objalby
regencye. Gaiaz rodziny bour-
honskiej. z ktorej Don Carlos
pochodzi, odznaczala sic na
tronach wloskich zapedami bez-
wzgledGe reakcyjnymi.
Obecnie rsgencya przesz}aby
ewentualnie do kr6lowej rodzi-
ny angielskiei. Kr6lowa, wycho-
wana w zasadach postepowych,
ME dazylaby do oslabienia wez-
low Hiszpanii z Anglia. Narodzi
ny nastepcy tronu powitano tez
Z nieklamana radoscia w Londy-
NE; zacieSniaja one serdeczne
stosunki pomiedzy dwoma dwo-
rami narodami.
Zywioly niereakcyjne w Hisz-
panii powitaIy ten fakt z wiel-
klein zadowoleniem. Juz sam
Stub kr6la ksiezniczka prote-
s,ancka, chociaz zamiary Alfon-
sa XIII. popierai kard. sekr. sta
nh Merry del Val, byl sola w oku
fanatyk6w, ktorzy nawet Kuryi
rzymshej zarzucaja libertynizm.
Narodziny nastepcy tronu z ma
tiki Angielki So dla liberalow i
rozumnych konserwatyst6w sym
bolem rozwoju Hiszpanii w kie-
-unku pustepowym, przystoso-
Nania sic do warunkow wspo}-
Czesnego zycia. Zblizenie An
ella jest zblizeniem z duchem
czasu i zblizeniem z Europa.
Umowa francusko japoh-
ska Jest faktem dokonanym. Mi
mister spraw zagranicznych, Pi-
chon, i posel japonski, Kurino,
cd dluzszego czasu porozumie-
wall sic W tel sprawie. Anglia
ROsya byly dokladnie informo-
wane o przebiegu rokowah.
Traktat ten, zapewniajacy
Francyi nietykalnoSc jej posia-
dlosci azyatyckich, kt6rym has}o
,,Azya dla Azyat6w" SLIME "a
grazacby mogio, a Japonii po-
moe finansowa pienieznego ryn-
ku francuskiego, ma bardzo do
nlosie symptomatyczne znacze-
ME. Ma Dalekim Wschodzie "a
zyatyckim pred wojna rosyjsko
japonska rywalizowaly re soba
diva przymierza : Rosyi Fran
eva oraz Anglii z Japonia. Fran
ey' chociaz zachowywala sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-31

= Bajecznie wielka liczba gosci
zwiedziia wczoraj sliczny park River
view. Kedy park zamknieto obrachun-'
ki wykazaiy, ze 100000 osob bawilo
wczoraj W parku.
w szpitalu sw. Bernardo umarl
wczora1 VIM. Mas. Mas zostai bole-
snie skaleczony y kolizyi tramwato-
wei. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-31

smierci zony, Jameson dobyi re-
wolweru i jednym wystrzaler
pozbawii sic zycia. Pomoc lekar-
ska okazaia sic daremna. Serce
zostaao przebite ma wylot. S~iad-
kami samobojstwa byla gromada
ludzi, ktorzy, TAX jak on, przyszli
wiehczyc groby zmariych kre-
wnych i-przyjacia.
Jameson byl mocno do swej
zony przywiazany i cd jej smier-
ci twarz jego chmura smutku po-
kryla nigdy sic ME wypogadzaaa.
Samob6jce przywieziono do Chi
cago.
Lepsze ulice.
Nareszcie zdolano przyjse do
jakiegos porozumienia kompa-
miami tramwajowemi W sprawie
ulic.
w roku biezacym kompania
nastepujace ulice beda brukowane
lub asfaltowane kosztem kompa-
nil tramwajowych: E.
14ta utica, cd Halsted do Wood.
1sta utica, cd Morgan do Wood.
21sza utica, cd Latin do We
stern av.
Lincoln av., cd Diversey do We
stern av.
Kedzie av., Cd Carol do 12tej.
Clybourn av. cd Diversey do
Fullerton.
North Clark, Cd Lawrence do
Devon.
Ashland av. cd Grand av. do Cly-
bourn place.
Blue Island av., cd 1Stej do 21ej.
Robey ul., Cd Balmoral av. do
Lawrence.
Robey ul. cd Division do Grand
av.
Wentworth av., cd Root do Gar
field av.
43cia utica, cd State do Lake.
5sta utica, cd Halsted do Ashland
av.
Root utica, cd Halsted do Went
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-31


Najnowsza faza tutejszych agita-
cyl agrarnych (rolnych), przeja-
wiajaca sic W silniej zaludnionych
okolicach Irlandyi, jest walka
czynna toczona pfzez wiesniakow
przeciwko dzierzawcom lax ku
hodowaniu ma Mich bydla. Ludnosc
rolna, majaca ME wiele gruntu
uprawnego, napada ma owe pick
ne laki, starannie ogrodzone pio-
tarni, iarnie i niszczy ogrodzenia,
a trzody bydia rozprasza, lub pc
dzi je wlascicielonl ma ich folwar-
XII, znaczne wyrzadzajac szkody.
Wladze wysylaja oddziaiy poll
cyantow W okoliee, gdzie wyda-
rzaja sic zaburzenia; pomiedzy
policya wiesniakami przychodzi
do krwawych walk, wiele osob
zosta}o aresztowanych. Ludnosc
w przewaznej swej masie sympa-
tyzuje z wiesniak ami utrzymuja
powszechnie ze podburza do roz-
ruchow Liga Irlandzka ktora,
tym sposobem cllce Emusic Rad
angielski do ustepstw ma korzysc
Irlandyi.
Belgrad, (Serbia), 81 maja. -
Donosza tutaj twierdzy turec-
kiej Uaskub, re za1oga GAIA twier-
dzy tel zbuntowa}a sic bronia W
reku; zolnierze chcieli sami o tenn
przesiac wiadomoSc sultanowi do
Konstantynopola, a kiedy guber-
nator twierdzy sPrzeciwi} sic wy
slaniu lei depesR, wtedy bunto-
wnicy rzucili sic ma urzedy pocz-
towy i telegrafic5ny opanowaw-
sly je, donieSli sami wiadzy o
swym buncie przedstawili jego
przyczyny oraz swoje zadania i
zazalenia.
Londyn, 81 maja. = .Balon woj
skowy re zaloga Z szesciu osob
zlozona, ktory wznios1 sic w obo-
zie Aldershot W czasie manew-
row .wojskowyoA urzadzonych
ma czesc japohskiego ksiecia Fu-
shimi, = zginai bez wiesci oba-
wiaja sic, re zostal zapedzony
ponad morze, gdzie ludzie zalogi
jego znikad ME mogliby oczeki-
wac pomocy lub ratunku. Balon
wzniosi sic w dniu 2S maja W o.
becnosci krola Edwarda ksiecia
Fushimi, ale wkrotce zniknal O.
czu. - Pozniejsza depesza dono-
81, re balon znaleziono istotnie
w morzu w poblizu Exmut, ale
bez zalogi, ktora - spodziewaja
sic, zdoiala sic moze uratowac ma
jakim okrecie, kt6rych dose wiele
w tenn miejscu przejezdza. Biz
szych szczegolow brak.
Hamilton (Wyspy Bernardy).
81 maja. = Do portu tuteJszego
przybyl parowiec "Boniface", O.
toczony chmura dymow, w chwi
Ii kiedy stana} poklad jego zapadi
sic z wielkim &oskotem. Okret
na}adowany bawe}na, p}onal. Po-
zar odkryto juz w dniu 23 maJa
ma wszelki sposob usilowano go
stlumie, lub zalac, ME udalo sic
to iednak w zupe}nosci, zdolano
sprawic tyle, ze palacy sic okret
przez pare dni paynai po Oceanic
az doplynal - przebyswzy 700
mil - do Hamilton, gdzie dotaH
wlasnie w chwili, kiedy juz l
przepalony pok}ad sic zawalii
zguba nieuchronna wisia}a mad
pasazerami i zaloga. Mkt z ludzi
szwanku ME poniosi, z okretu
tylko kadfub ocalono.
indianapolis, Ind, 81 maja. -
Wczoraj o 11tej godz. pred po-
ludniem przybyli tutaj prezydent
Roosevelt, wiceprezydent Fair
banks i caiy szereg wysokich dy-
gnitarzy rzadu i stanu, azeDy
wziac udzial W odslonieciu POM
nika generala H.. w. Lawtona'
wzniesionego w tenn mieScie. Ma
dworcu powital prezydenta koml-
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y
dawca wyluszcza powody zawie-
szenia, twierdzac, re ostatnimi
czasy interesa wydawnictwa ale
sic przedstwia}y. f#
Chociaz Cd dawna krazyiy po-
gioski ozawieszeniu lub zmianie
w1asciciela, Mkt przeciez ME
wierzyl, re pismo istniejace lyle
lat przestanie wychodzic. Mkt
tax raptownej decyzyi ME pre-
widywal.
o poinocy powiadoniono pra-
vie wszystkich, wydawnict-
WEN polaczonych, re pismo prze
stanie wychodzic. Pracujacy W
kancelaryi dowiedzieli sic dzisiaj
rano O godz. 9-tej.
Ma zapytanie W czem nalezy u-
patrywat upadku pisma, MONA
latwo odpowiedziet. S}ynny mi
lioner John R. Walsh, banker !
kolejarz, jak wiadomo, stracil
wszystko, co mia} w krachu ban
kowym wskutek zacietej konku-
rencyi. Walsh byi r6wniez pra-
vie wyiacznym wiascicielem
dziennika Chicago Chronicle" u
padek banku spowodowa' upadek
wydawnictwa. Ludzie, ktorzy
CORY oplacili prenumerate, dosta-
na inne pismo. Ma razie ME VIA
domo, czy Chronicle ME przej-
die WHINE rece ME zacznie zno-
VIII wychodzic.
Matka utopia swe dziecko.
Strasznej zbrodni dopusciia sic
Marya Lapolla, zam. pm. ll54
BRYAN ave. w srode wieczorem
Lapolla utopia swe dziecko,
wrzuciwszy je do jeziora. Wczo-
raj rano dozorczyni chorych An
ma Paulson znalazia malego tru-
pa ma powierzchni wody i donio-
sia O tenn policyi, ktora rownocze-
snie wprowadzili ma trop zwyro-
dnialej zbrodniczej matki. DIE
cko przyszIo ma SWAT W szpitalu
Beulah, w ktorym Paulson pra-
cuie. Aresztowana zamknieto ma
stacyi policyjnej. w nocy kobie-
ia ia ciagle prosi}a, ably oddano
lei dziecko. - Policya poszukuje
iej ,rodzicow. Lapolla jest nieza-
mezna.
Schwytany po dw6ch latach.
w chwili, gdy Ernest Martin
przygladal sic pocllodowi W
sr6dmiesciu przystapili don dwaJ
detektywi, ktorzy zakladajac mu
kaidanki ma rece oswiadczyli, re
aresztuja go "a morderstwo po-
pelnione diva lata temu.s Sprowa-
dzony ma stacye policyjna Mar
tin chetnie przyznal sic do wszy-
stkiego, poniewaz, jak sam sic
wyrazii, LEI mu bedzie ma sercu.
Pred dwoma laty Martin "a
mordowal Franc. Murde, SYN
karza, zam. p. n-rem $50 Blue l.
sland ave. Martin niejakims Ar
noldem wszedi byl do szynku
Murdy po pierwszej W nocy. Muir
da ME chcial juz sprzedac trun-
kow. Stad przyszlo do klotni, kto
ra Martin zakohczyl morderstwem
Arnolda aresztowano po prze-
sfuchaniu uwolniono. Martin u
cieki przez diva lata tula} sic po
caiych Stanach Zjedn. Wyrzuty
sumienia doleuczaiy mu bezustan
ME, razu pewnego nawet
przyjechal d o Chicago, ably
sic oddac w recc sprawiedliwosci.
Cos iednak wstrzymaso go Cd te-
go kroku.
Martin przyznaje sic do why
zastrzezeniem, re dzialal W o.
bronze wlasnego zycia, poniewaz
Murda rzucii sic ma niego z 4e-
lazem w reku.
Samoboistwo ma grobie zony.
DR.. James Jameson popelnil sa-
yr,ohnistw ma prObie ZOrly. lame
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Stowarzyszenie pedagogow.
Burmistrz Busse, ktory kolejno
zmienia dawny porzadek, uwaza
"a stosowne energicznie zabrac
Sic do zniszczenia stowarzysze-
MIA nauczycielek nauczycieli W
szkolach publicznych W jego ODE.
cnej formie. Poniewaz wymion
juz wydzial szkolny teraz chce
wymiesc organizacye powstaia "a
czas6w starego wydziaiu, zbudo<
wana ma ziych fundamentach
Stowarzyszenie nauczycieli nale-
zy do Federacyi piracy - posyia
bowiem 8 delegatow ma zjazdy
tejze organizacyi. Burmistrz | je-
20 wodzowie nowego wydziaiu
ME moga sic pogodzit z mysla
re stowarzyszenie nalezy do fe-
deracyi | re zebrania jego odby-
waja sic przy. zamknietych
drzwiach.
Planem burmistrza jest ODER
wac stowarzyszenie cd federacyi
zreorganizowac. Federacya, ma
ley przypuszczat, stawi rozwo-
dowi bardzo silny opor, lecz jeze-
Ii nauczyciele dobrowolnie ME u
stapia, burmistrz przeprowadzi u
chwaie ma mocy ktorej, czlonko-
vie federacyi ME moga awanso-
wac.
Wypadh tramwajowe.
Nora Wells, 40 letnia pani przy-
byia z Texas, przechodzac jed
nej strony ulicy ma druga upadia
pod kola tramwaju na Wabash
av. Koso zmiazdzylo lewa noge
W kostce TAX, re musiano odjac
Gala stope. Ulokowano ia W szpi-
talu Emergency.
Wczoraj umari 80 letni sta
rec Hiram Hanson spadlszy z
tramwaju Indiana av. Starzec stall
ma frontowej platformie. Tram
wal biegl "a szybko ma skrecie
Hanson stracii rownowage ru-
nal ma kamienny bruk ulicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-31
Kronika MiGjscoWa.
Chicago Chronicle" zawiesza
wydawnictwo.

Jeden znajlepszych dziennikow
amerykahskich, pismo calkieam'
bezstronne W traktowaniu wy
znah narodowoSci, spo 12to let
niem wegetowaniu z dniem dzit-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-31
Morderczy zamach ma po|skiego biskupa.
Kongres socyalistow w Londynie,
a Rad rosyjski.
Rad carski ''nie wie' sprawkach policyi.

Krwawe zaburzenia agrarne W Irlandyi.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
EMPLOYE HELD ON
BURGLARY CHARGE
Portion Of Stolen Goods Recovered.
Thief Effects Third Entrance
Into Building Under
Noses Of Officers

Frederick Stoger, formerly an en-
ploye Of the Pacific Hardware and
steel company, with warehouse at s7s
East Second street, was arrested on
Main street last night by Detectives
Jones and Boyd and placed in the city
prison on a charge of burglary.
Stoger is alleged to have stolen
10000 revolver, rifle and shotgun car
tridges and 200 pounds of babbit metal
and solder from his former employers.
valued at $3.50. A portion Of the stolen
goods was recovered from where
Stoger had disposed of II and two
cases of shotgun cartridges and one
case of babibt metal were found Fri
day night a short time after the rob-
berry of the store room of the COM
pany. They were found In an old
wagon but few hundred feet from
the scene of the robbery by Sergeant
Willard Smith. Two patrolmen were
left on watch at the scene all night
long. but the thief failed to show up
for the loot.
Tuesday night the warehouse Of the
hardware company was entered
through rear window and several
cases Of cartridges stolen. Detectives
Jones and Boyd were placed on the
pected some old employe of the COM
pany. Thursday night the store was
entered again and another lot of car
tridges and one case Of babbit stolen.
Third Entrance Effected
Extra efforts were made to locate
the thief and a close watch was kept
on the premises, but Friday night a
third entrance was made into the
place and another big load of car
tridges carried off right under the
noses of all the watchmen employed.
Within short time after the third
robbery it was discovered and Ser
geant Smith and several plain clothes
patrolmen were put to work on the
case. Sergeant Smith discovered the
boxes of cartridges and the case of
babbit where they had been hidden
and kept watch on the place during
the night in hope of catching the thief.
Yesterday the detectives got trace of
some of the cartridges which had been
stolen in the first burglary and got
a description of the man who had
sold them. At about 9 o'clock last
night Stoger was picked up on the
street on his description and he proved
to be truckman formerly employed
by the company.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28

scurrled around endeavoring to raise
$50 bonds.
Up to that time the fal<er had ex-
pressed contempt for the laws Of the
city and had promised his following
that nothing would ever be done to
him. He cut an entirely different fig
ure when placed on the witness stand
in police court in his own behalf and
made n number Of admissions which
made the case an easy one for the
prosecution.
Mazzinl claims to speak several
languages, to be 81 years of age, and
TO be able to call the wrath of strange
gods down on the heads of any Of
those who do not do his bidding.
Knows No sanscrlt
Mazzinrs case was bitterly fought
out before a much bored jury in JUS
tice Chambers court. The fortune tel
Ter went on the stand and created
some amusement by his attempt to
convince his hearers that he was fa-
miliar with things in Persia and In
dia. The impression gathered there
was that the faker had never been
nearer India than Whitechapel.
He was unable to do anything with
any Sanscrit vernacular and seemed
to have far more knowledge of the
care Of horses and the management Of
a stable than of oriental customs.
When confronted by Baba Bharati
in The Herald office shortly before his
arrest the spookbooster and protector
Of a nebulous astral body was forced
to admit that he had no knowledge of
Buddhism other than that learned
from text books since his residence in
Los Angeles. He was denounced as
charlatan and fraud at that time and
he offered no defense.
Mazzlni has been recognized by sew
eral men who knew him in jackson,
Mich, where, the Michigan men de-
clared, he was a hostler employed by
physician These men said he left the
doctors employ to go to work in
bath house there. He next bobbed
up in Los Angeles. where the sucker
crop seemed so large and inviting that
he entered the ranks of the takers and
for time thrived.
War on Hand shrivelers
Officers Of the anti-faker society Of
Los Angeles have declared a relentless
war on the bogus mediums of the city
and they declare they will drive the
slate writing and materializing frauds
from the district
Robert Hale, president of the anti
faker society, recently declared he and
his friends have determined that no
more such edifying spectacles as the
shriveling of women's hands by the al
legged black magic of pseudo Persian
frauds would be witnessed in Los An
geles if they could prevent it.
"The doom of these parasites is
sealed" declared Mr.. Hale last night
when talking over the conviction Of
Mazzininandi. 1--WE have camped on
the trail of the fakers and we shall
pursue them relentlessly"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
DWIGHT WRITINGS FUNERAL
WILL BE HELD MONDAY

The funeral of Dwight Whiting, the
we'll known Los Angeles pioneer, who
died Friday afternoon, will be held to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock at st.
Pauls pro-cathedral, Bishop Johnson to
officiate The funeral service will be
public, but the interment, which will
be in Rosedale cemetery, will be pri-
vate.
The following friends of the deceased
will act as honorary pallbearers: Judge
j. w. Mckinley, Maj. e. F. c. Klokke,
Judge A. W. Hutton, j. c. Drake, A.
A. Hubbard, Richard Egan, H. T. Lee,
Frank J. Walker, Hancock Banning
and e. Ingraham.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
GET S25;
MISS HUNDREDS
AL00NKEEPER HELD UP BY
MEXlCANS
Robbed Of Watch and Loose Change,
but Highwaymen Overlook
Diamonds and Sack
of Gold

Patrick r. Gibbons, proprietor Of a
saloon at First and Main streets, was
held up by three highwaymen on
Twenty-third street. near Main, at 9:15
o'clock last night and robbed Of $25
and gold watch. He was struck from
behind and knocked down.
The robbers were Mexicans and rode
on the same car with Gibbons from the
time he left his saloon to go to his
home on Twenty-third street. The rob-
berry was committed within five min
utes after Gibbons had left the car. but
1t was more than an hour before he
thought of reporting it to the police
department. Gibbons furnished fairly
accurate description of the three men
and the detectives and patrolmen who
were assigned to the case when 1t was
reported are positive that they will be
able to pick the men up within short
time.
Gibbons left his saloon shortly before
8 o'clock and noticed that when he
boarded a southbound Moneta avenue
car three Mexicans got on the front
platform. He paid no attention to them
and only gave them a casual glance
when they left the car at the same
time that he did.
Without any thought Of highwaymen
he started to walk east to his home. He
had gone barely half a block when there
was a rush behind him and the men
closed in with the terse command to
throw up his hands The next moment
he received a heavy blow on top of the
head. A revolver was then pointed at
him.
While one man kept the revolver
leveled at his head a second searched
his pockets and the third kept look
out for any one coming along. The
search of his pockets was a hurried
one, for the men seemed anxious to get
away, and several times the man with
the revolver sharply ordered the man
making the search to hurry up &.
Thieves Overlook Hundreds
When all the money in his trousers
pockets and a small amount in the
pocket of his vest had been taken Glib
bons was ordered to go along, and the
three men disappeared in the darkness.
Had the search been a more thorough
one a sack containing several hundred
dollars in gold and paper would have
been found in Mr.. Gibbons inside vest
pocket, but in their hurry and anxiety
to get away the robbers overlooked thls
They did not fail to take handsome
gold watch which he carried in his
upper vest pocket. The robbers also
failed to take 5000 diamond stud and
q $500 ring which he wore.
b The robbers are supposed to be men
who are familiar with the saloon which
Mr.. Gibbons owns and of the fact that
he usually carries large sums OF money
home with him.
The three men answer the description
of the men who held up and robbed
Southern Pacific engineer at First and
Alameda streets a few nights ago, and
the police believe that they will cap
ture them within twenty-four hours.
At 1 o'clock this morning Motor
cycle Policeman Humphrey arrested at
First and San Pedro streets Mexican
who gave his name as Marcus Daltine
on suspicion of being one of the men
who robbed Gibbons. Two other Mex
leans who were with Daltine at the
time succeeded in making their es-
cape.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
RAISER OF SPOOKS
MUST PAY FINE
HIGHER COURT REAFFIRMS
DECISION
Persian-coekney viii Have to Pay
Up $3.50 or Spend Three
Weary Months In
Jail

Swami Etienne Seta Francesca Ahm-
ed Leo di Mazzininanda, otherwise L.
Mazzini, fortune teller, spook raiser.
trance medium and seer Of things un-
canny, must pay his fine of $3.50 or serve
q term of ninety days in Jail. This is
according to the decision rendered by
Judge Smith of department three of
the superior court yesterday, reaffirm-
ing the sentence imposed by Justice
Chambers in the police court.
Mazzini who has the face and dia-
lect of an English cockney, claims to
be a Persian, yet declared in the police
court that he had forgotten his native
tongue. He is looked upon as the lead
ers of Los Angeles takers, and it was
due to he publicity given his case that
the city council has raised tn license
on parasites of that ilk to an almost
prohibitive figure.
The decision rendered in the superior
court yesterday, taken with the deter
mination Of the city authorities to en-
force the new ordinance, sounds the
knell of unlimited swindling operations
carried on In Los Angeles under the
guise of spiritualistic mediumship.
Fakers Swarm Here
Los Angeles has been looked upon as
green pasture for all the takers and
charlatans of the country. After the
San Francisco disaster scores of frauds
swarmed down from the stricken city
and spread their Shiny nets in Los An
geles.
These human ghouls have levied
heavy tribute on gullible girls and half
baked women who flock to their dens
and pour out their hard earned pennies
for alleged spiritual advice.
From the faces of a number of these
frauds the representatives of The Her
aid have snatched the grinning mask
and shown them up to the world in
their true light. To The Herald's cru
sade is due the prosecution of the
prince OF this pirate crew. This cam
paign for the protection of the weaker
portion of the public will now result in
the elimination cf this extremely unde-
sirable class from the city.
1t will be necessary for the followers
of MaZZini to unloosen their purse
strings to save their leader from sleep
ing in the tanks with negroes and Chi
nese. 1t comes as a hardship for them
to have to part with any of the gold
they have filched from the pockets of
feeble minded men and women.
Locked in Jail
MaZZ1n was arrested Wnlle eHSdSeu
in the pleasant occupation of gather
ing in half dollars which members of
his gullible following were paying as
tribute to his powers. Patrolman
Ralph Storey of the local department
was the arresting officer and the little
cockney begged and pleaded with the
officer not to take him to Jail. He
was at last led from the midst of his
fear stricken followers and led to a
cell in the city Jail, where he was con-
fined while several of his henchmen
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
WEST COASTS FINE
FIESTA NUMBER OUT

The West Coast Magazine, edited by
John s. McGroarty, has devoted it's
May number to beautiful Fiesta edi-
tion which Is delight, both to eye and
mind, as 1t is superbly printed, hand
somely illustrated and ably edited.
Quite the gem of the number. all will
concede, are the verses La Fiesta de
las Flores" by the talented editor,
whose witching imagery and lifting
lines make them particularly beautiful.
A good article on Alaska, the Fiesta
program and some clever verses are
strong features.