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SCENE IN
COMMONS
liish Members Dragged Out by the
Police Yesterday They Had Re
fused to Obey the Speaker.
Ni:w Vouk, March 0. Dispatch to the
World from London Bays : There was a
erene of unexampled violence and die
order in the British house of commons
Tuesday night when ten Irish members
who had refused to obey the speaker's
or ler to leave the house, were dragged
out by the police. It wbb the first time
in history that a Vlicuman had been
seen on the floor of the house.
The vote on account of the civil service
for X17.000.000, $83,000,000) had been
closured ufter a single night's discussion
devoted wholly to English education.
No Irihli member had spoken, although
several Irish departments were included
in the vote. There had been an under
standing that if the evening wore given
to English education, other questions
would be discussed at a subsequent
titling. When Mr. Arthur Balfour
moved tlio closure, the Irish members
protested loudly. Hut the chairman of
the committee Mr. Lowtber, a cousin
of Mr. Balfour never refuses him
closure.
John Redmond, Mr. Dillon and older
hands of the Irish party, had lelt the
house, understanding that no further
business would be done, and Borne of the
younger, leBB experienced Irishmen be
came desperately excited over Mr. Bal
four's attempt to overreach them. There
wbb no time for deliberate counsel and
it was decided that they Bhould refuse to
go into the division lobby when called
upon by the chair to do bo.
Speaker Gully wbb called in, and the
nameB of ten Irishmen who diBobeyed
the chairman's order were taken down,
and they were named for suspension.
A terrific tumult arose. Mr. Balfour
looked appalled at the result of his
action, but nothing could Btem the tor
rent of his passion on the Irish benches.
At u signal from the sergeant, the door
of the liouse wae opened and about 20
policemen appeared. It was a epectacle
that struck with horror all who witnessed
it. The temper of the Irishmen became
more dangerous than ever. The speaker
uppealed to them to obey the orders of
the house. They shouted back defiance.
Tiie .ministers and their supporters
looked on shamefaced at the unexampled
tcene being enacted, worse than any
tli lit had ever taken place in the Austrian
Ueichsrath.
Mieepuiau Wiuttd No Motber-to-Law
Noitni Yakima, Wash., March G. The
first sensational divorce case appealed to
the supreme court of Washington will
be carried up from the superior court of
Yakima. The plaintiff is Edith E. Mc
Alltster, a haudsome young lady of prob
ablv 'JO summers. 8he was the wife of
Charles McAllister, a wealthy sheepman,
for about three months in the year 11)00
He refused the mother-in-law permission
to enter hie home, and her daughter Boon
tired of the loneliness of family jare with
out mother, and left him. She brought
suit for divorce and alimony, alleging
her husband had property valued at
WO.OOO. The lower court refused the
decree and an appeal baa been taken.
The papers in this remarkable case re
quire' eighty closely typewritten pages
of legal cap, aud contain some interest
ing and amusing recitals of alleged facts.
The woman sets out tbey were married
in June, 1900, and began housekeeping.
Her husband, she says, forbade her as
sociating with former friends and rela
tives, and particularly demanded that
her mother be kept out of the house. He
developed a very stingy aud economical
disposition, and refused her spending
money. The only amount ho permitted
her to handle during the time she oc
cupied his house was $50, a portion of
that being her wedding present.
McAllister it known ai a rich nheep
man. In hie defense he swears that he
is Insolvent. He tbluki tre family has
persuaded the girl to leave him for
money. She sayt he often abused her,
und when abe complained o( being tick
he remarked that the should hire an
Indian squaw to carry her around. He
thought she might get iu glass cage and
have candy thro'wn at her pretty face, as
she was toodainty for any other purpose.
He tantalized her with her former
poverty, while he was wealthy, and
thought she had made a mistake in
marrying a husky Scotchman when she
was such a weakling as to want a hired
girl to wash the family linen.
Till Cation Night Alarm.
"One night my brother's baby was
taken with Croup," writes Mrs. J. C.
Snider, of Crittenden, Ky., "it seemed
it would strangle before we could get a
doctor, so we gave it Dr. King a New
Discovery, which gave quick relief and
permanently cured It. We always Keep
it in the house to protect our children
from Croup and Whooping Cough. It
cured me of a chronic bronchial trouble
ttiat no other remedy would relieve."
Infallible for Coughs, Colds, Throat
and Lung troubles. 50c and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at G. C. Blakeley'a drug
store. a
Would Moll Jwirelcuem.
Yictoiiia, B. C, March G. According
to advices received by the steamer Em
press of India, documentB found by a
foreigner in Pekin show that orders
were issued ay ine unineee mat as
many foreigners as possible were to be
taken alive, and according to the same
orders the fate planned lor them was
that their captors should carry them to
the Temple of Heaven and there put
them through the procesB of being
boiled.
The news of the finding of these docu
mentB was given by tlie resin corres
pondent of Hong Kong Press. The
same correspondent says that the docu
ments show that instructions were Bent
to tbjB Viceroy at han King. Lin King
Yu to attack and massacre the residents
of Shanghai
Bow to Cure Croup.
Mr. R. Gray, who lives near Amenia,
Dncheas county, N. Y., Bays : "Chamber-
lain'i Cough Remedy is the best medi
cine I have ever used. It is a fine
children's remedy for croup and never
fails to cure." When given bb Boon as
the child becomes hoarse, or even after
the croupy cough has developed, it will
prevent the attack. This should be
bo'ne in mind and a bottle of the Cough
Remedy kept at hand ready for instant
use aB Boon as these symptoms appear.
For Bale by Blakeley, the druggiBt.
SUIT BY AN
OREGON GIRL
Duke of Manchester Is the Defendant
Portia Knight is Plaintiff On
Arrival in Liverpool, With His
Bride, the British Peer is Served
With Papers in a Breach of
Promise Case.
Murderer l'uriued on lliree Continent!.
Nw Yobk, March G. Lois Darrell,
formerly first sergeant in Troop G,
Seventh U. S. Cavalry, is expected to
reach New York today from Naples, a
prisoner in charge of Lieutenant W. O.
Dupuy, V. S. A. Darrell is charged
with murdering and robbing a fellow
soldier and tent mate in Cuba.
More than a year ago Lieutenant Du
puy was ordered to find the murderer.
Disguised as a sailor the lieutenant fol
lowed Darrell from Cuba through Brit
ish West Indies, from there to Lourenco
Marques, from there through South
Africa and finally to Naples. When
Darrell saw Dupuy in Naples the fugi
tive gave in and said he was glad it was
over. They sailed on the Hohenzollern.
which is expected here soon.
The murder was a peculiar one, and
I)arrnllB side has not been told, He
and Henry Crouch entered the army
about the earne time, and both were as
signed to the cavalry branch of the ser
vice. Owing to the intimacy that
snrang up between them both asked to
be detailed in the same troop, and the
wish wae granted. Iu the Spanish war
the regiment was sent to Cuba, and the
men became tent mates. Darrell was a
good soldier and won a corporal's etripe
aud later, for heroism, wbb made ser
geant. Then, for bravery in battle, he
was made first sergeant of his troop.
He and Crouch remained the best of
friends, but one night the body of
Crouch wae found in the company's
etreet. He had been murdered and wit
nesses nore that the heroic first ser
geant was the murderer, and that he
afterwards had robbed the body. Darrell
fled and then began the long chase. He
will be taken to Cuba for trial.
When you are bilious, use those famous
little pills known as I)e Witt's Little
Early Risers to cleanse the liver and
bowelB. They never gripe. Clarke &
Falk'e P. O. Pharmacy.
Remember that you don't have to be
bald ; you can keep your hair by using
Cocoanut Cream Hair Tonic. To bo
hart at Frazer's barber shot). tf
Liverpool, March 6. On hie anival
here today, on the White Star line
steamer Oceanic, from New York, the
Duke of Manchester, who with bis bride,
was a passenger on board, was eerved
with a writ for an alleged breach of
promise at the instance of Portia Knight,
of London.
Mies Knight is an American, 23 or 24
years of age. She was on the stage in
New York, for a ehoit time, and has
been living privately in London for a
year. She referred a representative of
the Associated Pre9 to her lawyers. The
writ has been out for some time, she
said, and she did not known whether it
would be served in America or England.
Miss Knight was glad to hear that it has
been eerved in Liverpool.
"I regret that this affair has become
public," Bhe said. I thought it would
be done in camera. I do hope it will
not be taken up by the American papers.
I have brought the suit not because I
desired ppblicity, but because I felt in
duty bound to all my friends here in
England. For their sakes as well as my
own, I have every wish that the proceed
ings should be as quiet aa possible. I
only met the Duke of Manchester since
I came to England a year ago. But really,
I must refer you to my solicitors."
When Miss Knight's eolicitora were
called upon they declined to give any
detail" or to do more than to confirm the
report that Mies Knight had commenced
the action.
Sale of Court House,
Olymi'ia, WaBh., March!. The board
of Thurston county commissioners, now
in session, will arrange preliminaries for
the sale of the courthouse to the state.
A special election will probably be called
to authorize the commissions to sell the
court house. The matter will be die-
posed of before the legislature adjourns.
BOTTLED SUNSHINE.
A boon to the eick and afllicted in the
form of magnetic shields. Rheumatism
paralysis, consumption, corpulency all
of the ilia the human flesh is heir to,
treated by simple application of the
Bhielde. No disease can exist when
magnetism in sufficient quantity is ap
plied. The sick and afllicted are invited
to call at room 44, Chapman block, The
Dalles, Oregon, and learn how to gain
health and keep it when once well.
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Some thirty suits in this range of sizes
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For this week only per suit
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New Spring Line
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25c quality cross-barred Nain- ITp
sooks at.... .lib yd
25c quality India Linens; this if
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A full line of Eastman films and sup
piles Just received by Clarke & Falk.
on the following Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines,
Mandolins, Guitars, Violins and Banjos:
Pianos, worth $325.00, now -
Organs, worth $90,00, now
Library Cabinet Sewing Machines, $85, now
Guitars, worth $35.00, now -
Mandolins, worth $30.00, now -
Violins, worth $25, now
Banjos, worth $32, now -
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18.00
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