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THE DALLES, OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1901.
NO. 184
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Kansas City, Sept. 19. A. special to
the Star from Oklahoma City, O. T.,
'save: Oce man was dragged through
the street here today by an angry crowd
for maligning hi country and President
McKinley, and narrowly escaped lynch
iag and another man who spoke ill of
the police was compelled to flee for hie
Hie. K. M. Bradehaw, a contractor who
had declared that he was an anarchist
and would neither respect President
McKinley nor the American flag, was
stripped of his coat and hat and dragged
to the public square. He had refuted to
march in a memorial parade, and
American flags ware plaoed in his hands
and he was forced to head a procession
of several hundred men and boys through
the streets. He refused to cheer for
America, and under threats of death be
was tbrnst on hia knees in the mud and
made not only to cheer for his country
bat to kiss the flag;. The mob then
sited him with stooee and threatened
to Ur and feather him if he did not leave
the city at once. Bradahew broke and
ran, bat was recaptured, and men with
ropes and revolvers were prepared to
tring him up and riddle bis body with
ballets wheo the police forced him into
warehouse and barred the doors.
Professor Doreey, a seal aetata mn,
war made the statement (bat the poHcx
bonld be strung up fjr not protecting
Bradahaw. This etartod toe mob afresh,
sad D jrsev was only saved from violence
j being hurried to the county jail.
Bradahaw is still in hiding.
nd Wit. WoaaaWe Haadk'rchler
Chicago, Sept. 19.-lncked op in a
M!y barred vault in Captain Porter's
Private offlca in the quarters ocewtried by
we United States boeret Harriot Bureau,
e-wding to Detective .Gallabar, is tbe
oderchief in which anajtehiat Ceolgosa
um repetpar wbwa fir tbe
but kilted PvisjAmt WoKtotoy.
rlr'gic "He. aagg tbe Cbronleto. was
bt to Ohinejn from FtoftW by
Mb oftheBenmiirtWg. It will be
H'a I'tsr on to the trial of two aasssila
J Buffalo, to be need, together with tbe
"algo- revolver, aa n Usees before tbe
Jyrhlebtrle. tbe case. A study af
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when all of the other articles in evidence
have been surrendered to tbe Buffalo
poMc-, is a mystery which Captain
Porter and Detective Gallabar refuse to
explain. It fa thought tbe handker
chief has been brought be re to serve aa
tome sort of dew.
Botha Captwrea Krlttah forea.
London, Sept. 19. A dispatch from
Lord Kitchener, from Pretoria, dated
September 18th, announces that tbe
Boers, September 17th. ambnshed three
companies of mounted infantry with
three gurs, commanded by Major Gongh,
in tbe vicinity of Scheeper's Nek. After
severe fighting the British were over
powered and lost their gnns, tbe sights
and trench blocks were first destroyed.
Two officers and fourteen men were
killed and live officers and twenty-five
men were wounded. Five officers and
150 men were made prisoners. Major
Gouffh, who escaped during tbe night,
reports that the Boers numbered 1000
men, and they were commanded by
General Botha.
General French reports that Com
mandant Smote, in order to break
through a cordon, rushed on a squadron
of the Seventh Lancers at Elands River
poort, -killing three officers and twenty
men and wounding one offiaer and thirty
men. Too Boers, who were dreened in
khaki and who ware mistaken for British
troops, lost besvily.
If yon are going to the Portland ear
nival or to tbe state fair at Salem, take
.tbe Bailey Gstsert, leaving Tbe Dallea
at 8 :30 p. an., and view the grandee
scenery in tbe world. Music, meals and
ibe moat commodious boat on the river.
Its a plea sure to ride on this boat. Pas
sengers visiting Portland nan, if they
wish, secure sleeping accommodations
and remriu on tbe Bailey Gataert over
ntgbf . n blob would save them going Im-
mediately to n bote! on their arrival to
Portland. lu"19
Semi annual often inc of fall millinery
at the Caapbail ft Wileee Millinery
Parlors Iwesdaf gad Wednesday, baa.
Mtfa and 17tb. Up-toduie styles and
Ii the latest noveJtUe grill be shown.
A general Invitation is eg tended ll
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HOTBED OF
ANARCHISM
Nest f Vipers Sis Beta Cnomrtd
Tnrenty Mfks Fmsa Tncasag.
Tacoma, Waab., Sept. IB. A thriving
colony of anarchists, which goes by tbe
name of tbe "Hoaae Orasa," baa been
unearthed nt Mintor, twenty miles from
Tacoma. There are twenty-twodwellings,
with outbuildings, located on a tract oi
Sll acres of land.
An investigation of the practices of
tbe colony show n surprising state nt
affaire. The most of the members of the
group champion and practice tbe
doctrine of free love, and in addition are
I spiritualists. All of them vehemently
denounce tbe right of nan man to rum
over another. They advocate the utter
extirpation of the present laws binding
humanity together in governments, and
also abrogate tbe custom and usages
employed between man and man. Like
the communists of Paria they delcare
the present conditions of social order are
entirely erratic, with nothing whatever
in their favor, wave the blind adherence
tbe race manifests for following in the
trodden paths. Instead of tbe present
framework of order and government.
they advocate tbe substitution of inde
pendent thought acd action with every
man a iaw to himself. Humanity, they
declare, despite hereditary custom and
tradition, in certainly tending to this
point.
A paper called Discontent is printed
by the colony, tbe columns of which
reek with inflammatory and incendiary
utterances. Among tbe lenders are A.
J. Pope, n notorious anarchist and
former aasodate of tbe Isaaks, of Chicago ;
James F. Morton, wbo at one- time was
editor of tbe paper now published by tbe
Isaaks, nt Chicago, and O. A. Verily,
who, a few years ago, lest a valuable
farm through tbe disintegration of n
communist colony whieh be organised n
few milea from Tacoma. Pope professes
to be a Pantarcbian, and is an extremist
in tbe matter of nonresistance. declaring
that if a man would knock him down be
wonld get up and offer himself to be
knocked down again, and that if all bis
wealth were stolen be wonld not try to
recover it.
Tbe Grand Army posts of Tacoma
have token the matter up and organised
tbe Loyal League, tbe avowed purpose
of which is tbe stamping oat of anarchy.
Legal means will at first be resorted to,
and if these fail resources will be bad to
otber and more effective methods, and it
is openly announced that a visitation of
Whitecaps or a Ku-Klux clan will baa
feature in tbe vicinity of tbe colony In
the not distant future. Street-corner
agitators will also be summarily dealt
wltb.
Good Jmb tmw BUseg.
Camtom, Sept. 19. President Roosevelt
has informed Mrs. McKinley. throngb
Secretary Cortelyou, that, in pursuance
of tbe intention of tbe late President
McKinley and in laeognltion of devoted
services as well as because of eminent
fitness, Medical Instructor P. M. Bixey
will be a operated Burgeon-General of
the Envy upon tbe expiration of tbe
term of Surgeon-General Van Key pen.
Tbe oeeretary of the Navy baa been
notified by tbe president to instruct Dr.
Bixey to make ancfa arrangements aa
will enable bias to continue, if needed,
b earn for Mrs. MeElntey between now
and tbe time of bie appointment to bis
WaataO tm BXIU Cslcea.
Chicago, Sept. W. While talking
with two frtonde about aba death af
President McKinley and lamenting be
eon Id net gat at taa assassin to do bias
barm, E. H. Paraegorw, of Stat ladfoaa
avenue, esddssly draw a levoivee and
Ired a ballet into bat own braia. He
died while being taken to ibe beepttaJ.
Parasnore was formarly a deputy United
States marabaL
Mcl Tee poeiUvoiy
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stitched
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A large and very attract
ive line in the new fall
Walking Skirts to select
from. They come in ox
fords, tans, black and
brown in kerseys, mel
tons, coverts and cheviots,
$1.95 to $16.00
I Be sure and see our Re
versible Walking
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skirts in one $10.00
A. M.
ftetes tm Pn-AB.rtna Cxpautlon.
Bound-trip rates via O. B. 4 N. from
The DUler, ?S1.90. Tickets on sale first
and third Tuesdays during Jone, July,
Attguat, September aod October .good for
continuous passage going on date of sale.
Return limit thirty days from date of
sale. Stop-ivers will be allowed west of
Missouri river or St. Paul on return trip
within limit of ticket.
Arrangements can be made by apply
lag to agent O. B. ft N. Co., Tbe Dalles,
Wuvrety tickets will be honored on Isks
learners In one or both directions be
tween Detroit and Buffalo.
tf , Jambs IbxlaiA), Agent
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gear Pan
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Many physicians are aaw prescribing
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lines, however, we are able to make
especially so in Jackets. We urge all
The new lengths 30 and 42-inch in the half-fitting and
Raglan backs, are receiving many compliments. These stylish
garments may be had in Kerseys and Venetiansin the various
popular shades of the season tans, modes, browns, oxfords, reds
and black. The trimmings consist of stitching, cordings .and
bands of the same material,
fancy pearl buttons.
Some particularly favor the yoke
36 and 42-inch, $12 to $30. 27 -
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in the popular
woolly kind.
White, gray,
Skirts.
red and blue;
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prompt attention.
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In the
Lr&dies' Department
in this department, in certain
a very interesting showing
to come and see them.
also velvet collars and large J
back.
inch Coats from $5 to $16
NEW HATS
for Boys
in the Clothing Store, pop
ular pearl Golfs at $1:25
and $2.00.
We have all sizes.
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