The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-11
EAST LYNNE"
Its Counterpart in Real Life Found
in The Dalles.


Nearly everybody has read the dra-
NAUTICAL pathetic story of ''East Lynne, :"
has wept for the unfortunate, misled
Lady Isabel, has inwardly cursed the
treacherous, handsome, cowardly, pleas
ure-loving, unfaithful Levison, and has
marveled at the stupidity of Archibald
Carlisle, otherwise possessed of bril-
LIANT mind. This story of fiction has
found its counterpart in real life, and if
one will substitute for Archibald and
Isabel Carlisle of East Lynne, the names
of Charles and Rose Brown of Boise
City, and DIR. Morrison for Francis Lev
ison, he will have a true story as pa
thetic in its details, as consumate in the
arts of villain, and with a local appli-
cation to more thoroughly impress the
story upon the mind.
DIR. Morrison and Mrs. Rose Brown
arrived on the .3:45 train yesterday
morning from Pendleton. With Mrs.
pretty little sunny-haired girl of four,
small for her years, and a vivacious
prattling boy of but two and half
years of age. On the same train also,
was II. M. Bolinger, who stopped at
The Dalles, and whose Information wa 8
successful in having them arrested by
j. H. Jackson, constable. Morrison
registered at the Umatilla house as ].
NJ. Morrison and wife, Salt Lake, and
were assigned room 20. Shortly after
retiring the constable arrived, bearing
a warrant against them for lewd cohabi-
tation. Morrison was taken to the
county Jail and Mrs. Brown and chill
dren were taken to the European house.
Today it develops that Mr.. Brown is a
freighter and railroad contractor, owning
a pretty home in Boise City and pos
sessed of considerable means Two
other children were left, both boys, aged
6 and s years. Bolinger is a neighbor
fugitive couple.
Morrison has been 'sfriend' of the
family for about nine months, has no
known place called home, but is wan
derer. He is a man of some genius, has
several medical diplomas and possesses
the faculty of hypnotizing. The charge
will be made against him that he has
used this dangerous art for his own ends
against both Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. His
visits to the house were frequent, both
when Mr.. Brown was absent and at
home. He did not seem to be aware of
the intimacy between Mrs. Brown and
Morrison, but the neighbors have been
;06iuDo1t for @ lone, fipoo apd Loot Win far
it went so far as the organization of a
vigilance committee to drum the de-
ceiver out of town. He is likewise in
bad odor at Pendleton, having estab-
lished, with an uneducated man named
Inman, firm of physicians. Morrison
lent his name and diplomas only, In
man alone practicing on the others sup
posed accomplishments and Inman has
been arrested and fined once or twice for
practicing.
The runaway couple left Boise City
April Sd, after an absence of nine days
of the husband, who had gone to Silver
City on a freighting tour. He returned
Saturday, the 7th, and at once took steps
to apprehend the guilty couple. Mr..
Bollinger, who lives next door to Brown,
found them first in Pendleton and saw
them take the train westward just in
time to board it himself. He is now
waiting for requisition papers from
Idaho charging the man Morrison with
the crime of kidnapping.
Mrs. Brown, who was seen by re.
porter this morning, was found to be
somewhat on-communicative. She
finds no word of blame for Morrison, but
has expressed a willingness to return to
her home. She said to another party
she believed she was under hypnotic in
huence, but denied it to the reporter.
She is a lady of fine appearance and
shows cultivation and refinement.
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