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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND.
TUESDAY EVENING,
NOVEMUER 19, 1007.
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Her are th listen of Count Siechenyl. who will welcome Gladys anderbllt when she goes as a bride to
her new home in Hungary. On the left Is the Countess Haugutz, and on the right Is the Countess
" Marie SiechenyC
WALLING'S EXPERIENCE
IH RUSSIAN PRISON
St. Petersburg Correspondent Gives His Views of What
Happened to Americans Who Were Arrested
, as Socialists at Capital.
whole northern hemlrhre and attaln
InK to more than 20 Mperlflc forms, con
wtltiitps a sad memento of departed
greatness.
," (Br tuff CorrpondBt)
' '-St. Petersburg. Nov. II. When Wil
liam Availing, the wealthy young Am
erican who travels In socialism, and
who got arrested, with his wife and
her sister, Rosa Btrunsky. has recov
ered from the heart flutter natural to
, the occasion, he will doubtless be duly
grateful to the police for giving them a
look at the Inside of Russian prisons,
with the minimum of Inconvenience to
themselves, though it did 'ceep Mont-
' gomery Schuvier, the American charge
d'affaires, and his staff very busy for
24 hours to fret them out. When X saw
them at their hotel, after it was all
over, they looked somewhat flurried,
but, as they had "written It all down,
they did not seem dissatisfied; and
-why should they?
The police could not have arranged
matters more successfully. The three
were- taken to dlfrerent prisons, ana
- Miss Btrunsky even had a chance to see
' the secret service at work, in the terrl
' .bla-"Department of Surety," in the
Pushkin building. . , ,
"We have no room In the political
dennrlment nnd res-ret to lnfolrn you
that you will have to apend a few days
'with common thieves, drunks and va
arrants," said the atern warden of the
forwarding prison as he clicked the out
r door nn (r.- Walllnr. She In very
particular tt explain that in maklnj? a
concession to the "convenances" she had
no intention of linking either her per
sonality or her name. She took a deep
breath of pure air through the outer
eraiUiR, and snui ner ejes ana pjcpurcu
for martyrdom.
Pretty Bomb-Throwers.
moment later Bhe was ushered Into
a large room well filled with wooden
cots, with clean mattresses and blan-
a m w V, i s Vi ssui,'all Ost Inn n oa art A liorlo
for 40 of the prettiest young bomb
' throwers suspects or to. be that she
' had ever seen in her life. They threw
- their arms around her neck and kissed
.her three times In the hearty Russian
way, and bade "Comrade What's Your
'Name" welcome. She had to tell all the
latest news and explain all about her-
elf. The girls described the complete
arrangements for getting letters In and
out, and told her how nice the under
t lady warden Marfa Mikhailovna was.
and they talked philosophy and Social
ism until daylight.
The next day there was a glorkma
aend-off for Bonla Kohstantlnovna, who
: - thought she was being led away to free
dom, until one of the girls came back
from the front door and announced that
there was a prison van, with barred win
dows, and soldiers with drawn sabres, to
escort her to Moscow, to be tried for
highway robbery or something.
Tactful Marfa.
The release of Mrs. Walling about
sunset somewhat brightened the sad
faces of the remainder. Marfa . was
considerately busy with a stubborn
lock and key while they loaded the de
parting guest with letters, which every
body was awfully glad they had not
given over to Sonia.
Mr. Walling passed a night and a day
In tha Preliminary prison in solitary
confinement. As he was ushered Into
his well-furnished, roomy cell, nair a
hundred faces were seen at the little
windows in the. doors and somebody
gave him a package of powder with an
oriental name. He began to breathe
eaaier, for he was expecting to have
to chase lizards and rats from his case
mate in the Peter and Paul fortress
back Into the sewer.
He was about to begin a letter to
the American ambassador when the man
opposite him arranged his hands into
a speaking trumpet and called him ta
the window to tell ubout himself. lis
soon found that the place was run by
Popoff. the man from Kronstadt, who
had got 20 years' hard labor for his
share in the last rising. "See me dn
Ing any work'" He winked at Mr. Wal
ling as he told the story.
Prisoners' Private Post.
The next morning when the solitaries
were let out all together for their mat
utinal constitutional he was told to cot
his letters r:ady for the private post
by the afternoon walk. But there was
really no secret about the matter, for
while he was writing somebody shoutej
In German, "Popoff. shall we deliver
Comrade Waiting's letters by private
messenger or by registered post?"
As the reunited family was dining to
gether as the Hotel de France that
night Mr. Walling wrote a letter to his
friends in America.
"I said 'treatment fair," he remarked.
"I could not let tl.em believe It was
quite all right."
un tne wnoie n woum imvn ucch
pretty much the same anywhere In
Russia. Some of the prisons are far
from being as clean or as well arranged
as the model institutions in hub tui.
but if you traveled With the politicals
from Arltnangei to ijower ,uiyiuj juu
would probably find them going about
as they liked, and their freedom would
Increase in proportion to their distance
from the capital.
(ia From Cottonwood.
From the Kansas City Journal.
The cottonwood tree which grows In
such abundance in Kansas Is a com
plete gas-making plant, according to a
recent discovery made by Professor W.
Husliong, one of the assistant pro
fessors of chemistry at Kansas uni
versity, who recently attempted to make
a trip down the Marais des Cygnes
river In a ranoe. In the heart of the
cottonwood tree Is confined a gas which
Hucna, VAUtlli, mrith a tnint KIllA flam
and which produces a greater degree of
heat than does the ordinary natural
gas because of a larger proportion o
free hydrogen. This feature of the cot
tonwood has never before been ex
plolted. It is not a matter of great
commercial value, but It is an interest
Ing bit of scientific Information.
The Txom Fixers' National assocla
tlon represents an almost absolute
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out the country.
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Washington. Nov. 1. Few people
outside of the Pacific coast states know
how tha wonderful redwood trees, now
limited to a few small groves In Cali
fornia, came by their name Sequoia.
There waa an Indian of the Cherokee
tribe: named Sequo Tah, who, all by
Mmself. without aid from anyone, in
vented an alphabet and taught It to his
tribe by writing it upon leaves. This
alphabet came into general use among
the Cherokee before the whit man
had any know)dge of it. In 1828 a
j-erlodk-al was avert published in It by
lha missionaries. Sequo Yah was ban
ished front ,his home In Alabama, with I
the rest of the tribe, and settled in New
Mexico, where he died In 1843.
The naming of the big trees for him
came about In this manner: When
Endllcher was preparing his synopsis
of the cone-bearlns trees in 185, and
had established a number of new
genera. Dr Jacbon Eschudi, then living
witn E.naucner, orougm. uwmo "
tlce. this remarkable Indian, and asked
him to dedicate this red-wooded tree to
the memory of a unique literary genius
so conspicuous among the red men of
America. It seemed fitting that the
redwood should be named for the red
man and Endlicher consented to do so
and only endeavored to make the name
Eronounceable by changing it from
eiuo Yah to Sequoia. This is how the
big trees received their name.
The Sequoias, now represented by two
species and confined to CalKornia. was.
ages ago, distributed oyer all of Europe,
Asia and America from 43 degrees to
78 degrees north laltude. Scientists tell
us the type Is of ancient and presum
ably distinguished family since Its first
representative Is found In the "Ur
gonlan of the Cretaceous age." Ten
species have so far been discovered In
the Cretaceous while there are 14 well
marked species belonging to the Tertiary.
This is, perhaps, the most remarkable
record in the whole history of vegeta
tion, for the Sequoias are the giants of
the cone-bearing trees, the grandest and
most noble representatives of the fam
ily. That thev Should now b reduced
to two species and oonflneri tn nn.
limited region In th western United
States, after having spread over the
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Valdac. Alaska, Nov. II. Accounts r
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aold conalgned to banka at Seattle
Portland and San Franrlco, Is en route
over the trail by stag. Munhers are
also hitting th trail to Valdes, over
400 being on tha way to th coast.
CARRIES THE NIELSEN
CASE BACK TO OREGON
Washington Attorney-General In Su
preme Court With Celebrat
ed Fisheries Case.
Olympla. Wash., Nov. 19 Attorney
General Atkinson has (lied the brief of
tha stat of Washington amicus curiae
before th supreme ueiit of Oregon In
th case of tho state of Oregon, re
Dondent. vs. Christ Nlclson. defendant
and appellant. Nelson Is a Washington
fisherman who wan arrested on th
lower Columbia river for violating the
fishing laws of Oregon, was convicted
In the circuit court and fined $60.
Nlelson was fishing on th Washing
ton side of the river, under authority
of a Washington state license, and It Is
contended by the attorney-general of
this slate that hl arrest by the Oregon
authorities was entirely unwarranted.
FLIRTATION IN TERSU
Seclusion of the Women Divorces
Easily Obtained.
From the London Olob.
With the Persian one cannot discuss
his womenfolk. To ask a Persian about
his wife is a grave breach of etiquette.
The most you can do Is to ask about
the ''mother of his son." If he has
only daughters he does not mention
them; they are a misfortune to be suf
fered In silence.
While the sexes remain separated as
at present there can be little real ad
vance. The man does not see his wife
until after the marriage ceremony; the
woman still lives the secluded, stupefy
ing life of the harem. "8he grows up
I like a flower; nothing which Kuropeans
generally keep out of their children's
sight Is concealed from her; she Is left
to the dictates of her instincts, which,
as she sees very little society but that
of servants and laves, are not very
elevating. Her religion Is drowned In
the lowest superstitions, and as she is
seldom taught to read and write the
only means she has of learning is from
tales which would hardly have any
meaning for us because they are so
stupid."
She is Kent secluded that she may re
main faithful, and the Inevitable result
Is that Intrigue forms half the life of
Persia. M. de Ixirey relates an adven
ture that he had with a well-guarded
lady of high rank In a Jeweler's shop.
He attracted her attention, she lowered
her veil, he gazed one hazards the
guess adoringly, she dropped her Jas
mine, he picked It up. The next day
they met again in the same shop. We
could have wished for the conclusion of
that story, but the author tantalizes us
by breaking ofT In the middle. If it had
no conrluslon the sad state of too
many love affairs we could almost have
forgiven him had he done what a
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vented th rest.
It will come as a surprise to many
that divorce Is as easy In the unchang-
lne- east as In the strenuous west. ti
denenda entirely on the will of the hus
band, who under the pretext that his
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tles that. The only drawback for the
husband Is that he must pay the dowry
If the action Is his. For this reason
husbands are to be found who, in order
to avoM this nuisance, ill-treat and beat
their Wives till they themselves move
for divorce since In that case there is
no necessity to pay anything."
In another way rersla reminds one
dimly of the west, for there are such
things as difficultlea with servants,
even in Teheran. The author dismissed
one of his servants who, as he had been
a tailor, was incompetent to do any
thing but- sew on buttons. The man
Per-protested : "What will become or me
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for such a long time and am driven out
Into the streets?" Hhe was reminded
that he had only been employed for a
fortnight; he answered that he felt it
had been for years. He was told that
he was no good; but his volubility only
Increased. "How can I be no good after
what Sa'dl aald: 'A piece of clay hav
ing fallen Into the Hammam from my
beloved's hand Into mine, I said to it,
"Art thou musk or ambergris, that I
am drunk with thy perfume, which
catches at the heart?" It answered:
"I was but a worthleas plec of clay,
but I was In the company of a rose for
a moment. This companionship trans
formed me, or else I should still be the
same pltce of clay that I was.
One can pity the state of an English
mlstress.confronted with such an argu
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other week, and he remarks disconso
lately that In that tlm be discovered
that If the tailor waa a poet he was alo
a thlaf.
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