The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-26
ANARCHY VERY BUSY
GREAT ACTIVITY DISPLAYED BY
MEMBERS OF LONDON
SOCIETY
THINK MESSIAH HAS ARRIVED
New Prophet Said to BE One
of the worlds Wonders
A Thinker and TheO-
1cgian.
Special to The Globe.


LONDON, Dec. 25.-Great activity is OBJ
served among the anarchists at the pres
| ent moment because they believe their
| Messiah has arrived.
The London anarchists have pretty free
| scope in their operations, but they are
| anxious to see some method of over
| coming the restrictions being exacted
against their brethren in America, which
| may be overcome by the advent of their
new doctrinaire.
This person, of mysterious character,
whose arrival in India proper from one
of the interior states of the empire has
| been followed by tremendous ovation,
has sent the manuscript of his bible to
London, where advance copies have al
ready been issued
The synopsis Of the book shortly to be
issued Is seen at once to be clever
compilation of the accumulated wisdom
of the world UP to date.
The point which the more modern an
archists claim can be used to their ad-
vantage is that the great new philosopher
favors the government of all nations by
the working classes as being the most
natural safeguard to its solidity. Ac-
cording to the new prophet there is no
hope for the world under governmental
provisions which differ a particle from
the wealthy, who have always attained
control, even in democracies, has always
been detrimental to polity.
Oman, who Is new thinker, a deep
logician, and, evidently, born leader,
is said to be the graduate of an Indian
university. He Is a man of command
ing presence and most persuasive man
ners, and announces his belief that enor-
nous success will be an immediate re-
suit Of his mission.
He does not call it a mission, but a
business and says that while 1t contains
no mysteries except those which lie at
the bottom of true facts, it's truth is a
revelation to man, containing, as it does,
the colt of the old world combined with
that Of the new.
It's main point is its radicalness, the
volume expressing, in a refined manner,
fully as much as the fercest Italian could
desire.
1t Is therefore to be the great book OF
the modern reds creed, and it's advent
in America is to be the sign for revivals
among the anarchistic class all ever the
world.
Oman Is not q. theorist alone, and does
not rely upon the mere exposition Of doc
trine, however fine that might be, to as
tonish the more or less sordidly inclined
be surely met.
He has, 1t is claimed, invented or redis-
covered, the art of creating NATTER or
rather developing or reproducing the
more dense from that Of the lighter with
remarkable rapidity. He has shown, as
yet, no ability to create even the cruder
forms Of vegetation, but produces almost
instantly the dark red earth jars from a
class of red clay, common in India, and
has made more than a thousand vessels
of china and jute which have been eager
ly sought for by the curious. Oman says
that the rapid realization Of the fine from
the crude forms the result of strong
god-like> spirit, which must be accom-
plished by successive incarnations. He
claims to possess the secret of many new
combinations and connections of the ele-
mentS which will be enormously used to
increase the advantages of humanity. In
everything that he has done thus far he
has been pronounced miracle.
He has just arrived from absolute Sc
clusion, at the age of fifty, to be perhaps
the worlds greatest wonder. He is said
to be a man of greater marvel than the
world has ever previously seen, and it's
greatest chemist also.
His work contains many novel and
striking theories, 50 dignifed and con-
vincing that they may lead to recon-
struction Of society on basis Of the
greater equality of man while still adj
vancing its real social status.