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far arising has proven sufficiently
effectual for the protection OF the
community.
In the clght years the colony
has been In existence Il has had
but one clash with tho local or state
authorities and that a minor dlffsr~
encs OF opinion such ~ might arise
in any community A tew years
ago the members of the colony re-
fused In \ body 20 pay their ruad
POLL tax as demanded BY the county
authorities. b. working on a ruad
several miles from the colony aud
which could never Be Of any kreat
uso 10 the eoluniats A a compro=
mlas they proposed To the authOfis
tles thar II a road wsre established
closer % them which might b Of
use 10 them they would double the
amount Of work on Il required OF
them This compromise vas ac-
cepted and the work done In ac-
cortAnee with H.
As an indication of tho general
good wili prevailing IN tbs eommun-
lty the mem bers Of the oolany hold
out a constant and cordial invita-
ton for visitors II come and iaFes-
tignfs their mode Of life and local
government. OF rather lack of gov
ernment OE late years the coioay
has come 10 attract 4 great deal Of
Attentlou and visitors nov come
from ali parts Of the United States.
Many prominent students u politi-
al economy hare visited the col
ony from time 20 time and been
Hospitality entertained b. the colon
tsta.
The only formaiity approaching
local government 70 be foaud Al the
colony Is the association argAniEaed
for the purpose OF holding title 20
the land occupied by Il This land
Is held IN common IN the name 81
the association called the Home Co
operative association
While membership IN the land
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That confirmed anarchist 500
called. can live together In a colony
IN peace and harmony. if Isolated
fram civilization and lon undls-
turhgi by the forces OF organised
government. Is being enthusiastically
demonstrated in unique e0mmun-
~ on Iolcs bay. a small arm OF
pnxct sound. some 50 niles south
west Of Seattle. There an "anar-
eAlst~ colony has been In existence
about eight Years and appears to be
in thriving and prosperous cundi-
ton ft lies out % the eoafines of
ordinary settlement. ans distant
tom any route Of travel or eom-
ncrce and the coioulsta are legt un-
dssfnFbed 10 work out their own
dsstiuy in their own WAY
In conformity with the funda-
meHtal principles Of the anarchist
philosophy. the ceiony Is entlrely
without formal rules % government
Of any kiad or character. Neither
the community nor the individuals
rsm9osihg it assume Co say what
any particular member % if may or
mzy rot do. Each person Is left
free 10 act on hts own initiative. II
he chose To transgress on the rights
Of others he Is left free 20 do 50 as
far as any organized and formal
rules or laws ia tho contrary are
canrerned. In such cases the mem
hers Of The community exert what
thsy are pleased to term their NOR
al Influence on the obstrepefoua Ia
dixsduai. and this. in AL eases thus
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Inc. into a general discussion 81 the
theories advanced bY the speaker
Thsac discussions take q vide rnnse
from the widely varying religious
and economic beliefs of che colon
lsts. and frequently prove 20 dis
eoaraRlug TO the visitor that he does
not return 10 hold another service
The colonlsta tell with much Eies'
Of an incident in which a minister
from Tacoma vas 10 alarmed AZ the
radical and revolutionary ideas al
Fancrd Ia the discussion 81 his aef
mon that he sat up all thai night n
a fuom In the hause Of one Of the
eoionista where he waa guest
fearing to 90 10 sleep lest the IN
restrained exponcntz of thcse Ideas
break into tho room and murder
him In his ateup.
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Deputy Sheriff Mcclure
"Cufs OUR Humane Officer
Clark i'm DOra'S Fond Heart

Walter Llzealcy. tho best looking
deputy In Sheriff Lew Smiths en-
pioy. Is laying low
So Is Humane officer CLARKE. who
shared honors with the handsome
deputy on Monday afternoon.
When Dora brewster. aged al.
whose mind. she said. had given
way because she had no one 10 love
her. Was taken before the insanity
commission on Monday afternoon.
she took a great fancy 10 Humane
Officer Clarke. and while the formal
blanks for her commitment were
being filled out. she layished caress-
81 upon him. pleading with him TO
be fond Of her.
But suddenly Deputy Lizesley en-
tsrcd the room and Clarke was for
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gotten.
Rushing over to Lizesly the unfor-
tanate woman embraced him and
began 10 call him endearing names.
Here Ia the handsomest man Of
all, /" said the insane patient, perch
ing oontentediy on Llzesly's knee As
he sat down on a chair. and ! am
going 10 love him from now on"
She did
Not until the officer from Stella
COON arrived late In tho afternoon.
10 take the unfortunate woman
away. would she suffer Lizesly out
Of her sight. and 20 calm her the
handsome deputy was detailed BY
Sheriff Smith. at Jaller Wise's re-
quest, TO remain with her until she
could be turned over 90 the Stella
COON authorities,
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CINCINNATI. o..--The only no
man Nho commands a boat and
Holds a unlted States snt stnment
piluia license In the Ohio aud Mla-
sisaippl river trade Il Na. Mary y.
Gresn. the captain % the Cincinna-
ti-iorfsmouth Packet Co.'S steamer
Portland Tier husband - manager
OF the company. and she Is really
admiral Of his fleet
While eth In her teens AIRS
Grern met the gallant river cap
tain. now her husband. and an IN
ienna interest tn her husbands az
fairs ied her 60 take up the river
life. 20 aha might be a real life
partner TO him
Two years close application
cleared the mysteries OF the Ohio
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= STACKS LOOK UGLY TO ;
= OFFICIALS UNLESS OWN =
q ED BY ELECTRIC ocTo- =
PUS 4
The omnipotence OF the se-
. attic Electric company I'm city 4
. affairs IL illustrated In the Cruz =
q sade which Street Superintend- a
= cut Walters began several
. months aEn against camps and
q Ahacks occupying streets along 4
= the lake front. against which 4
. complaint has been lodged.
4 With the aid Of the chain gang 4
= Walters tn getting along mer- =
= riiy with the oustinE OF the 4
= helpless occupants and the de- 4
h struction 90 their summer
q ahodea. but not a step has =
q been taken against the Seattle 4
= Electric compauy'a power =
q house at Lescht park. and the =
a pavilion that Is being erected \
= at the same resort. Both Of =
q these buildings are on the q
= same thoroughfare--I Lakeside 4
q avenue-as the obnoxious 4
a shaclts. and are many times 4
= more troublesome to the pub 4
= lic. \
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TOLD WIFE TO SHOOT
ENEMY---SHE OBEYED HIM

posses. Hays from a lot they bought
from him. During the wrnnEie
Pheenix. who il an invalid. told his
wife to shoot. she fired three times
one bullet entering the groin. one
the hand. while the ether missed.
The woman surrendered and IL held
ou a charge nf attempted murder.
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rivers bed 20 her. and she wla
granted her pilots license Three
years after receiving her license as
pilot. she applied for and passed
4 successful examination for papers
D. master. During the 81 Louis
worlds fair. ArA Green. tn charge
of the Greenland. ran the boat from
pilisburE 10 81 Louis in the eNcur-
sion trade. She took the boat into
the Kanawha river 10 winter. and
when Il was torn loose by lee foes
she gave the orders 20 the crew
which plotted the boat 70 safety.
Captain Green has been In many
dangerous positions. but she has a
clear head and a sure hand. and she
has demonstrated her right 90 the
valuable papers Uncle Sam has
given her.
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Gof.DFTEt.ps. New June IL
Chaa. Hayes. a prominent lawyer,
formerly 81 Mono county. California.
ives shot and seriously. perha -
fatally. wounded BY Mrs q. =.
Phoenix. wifr ~ a wealthy real cs-
tate and mininE man. last night
Phoenix and hts wtfe sought % dis
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John King. who escaped proseeu-
tion in the criminal courts OF Brit
ish Columbia only by being tried.
convicted and sentenced 10 life inn
prisonment under the cumulative
sentence law in King county. Is
among the prisoners who will be
taken 10 Walla Walla on Wednes-
day or Thursday.
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RHEUMATISM

Build up your nervous system. re-
move the poison from the blood
and restore perfect blood cir
culation with Dr. Miles Ncrvinc.
and you VIII find the cause re-
moved. your rheumatism gone, and
your entire nervous aystem vigorous
and healthy. sold with n guarantee
that first bottle win benefit, on your
money back.
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PORTLAND, Ore. June 27.-In
the Mitchell case this morning the
argument was made on TECHNICAL
ties. The defense offered a motion
Of non-sutt. claiming the prosecu-
ton has not proved the charges.
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berlin. June 27.-Herr Taun-
srts a social democratic member Of
the roiohstag. was sentenced today
TO three months Imprisonment for
insulting the members Of the Ger
man expedition 20 China In 1900 by
saying IN a speech. "Our soldiers
that deserted our land plundered
and abused women"
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AT Ballard

A large gang al men are ~ work
grading seventh. between State and
NoFth. Crawford IL being regarded
between First and Second.
Joseph lap. an appreciates In the
navy. sas fiued 81 and costs BY
Judge Martin Monday Tor taking q
roaa hush from the yard Of ]. T.
Armstrong
Mrs leo was handed q and
costa Monday fnr freauunfinr 81
Icons. The police Hay ahe Vas
shown no merry because they had
warned her repeatedly To- kerp
away. Several al the aaiounkeepsFa
we're warned that their licenses
would Be revoked n they did not
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KEEL. June ~ In the raca today
the Hamburg finished two minutes
ahead % Meteor III sailed by the
kaiser Prince HrnrY's Green de-
feated Also By 30 seconds
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fhe NuFenl a. tie na8 nuilard
city haspitai have hraa awaiting
patients unit they are al cut Of
patience, so viii import two az the
unfprtmnate ones neat "Wednesday
90 tUlirNe the atfHin.
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KANSAS CITY. June 27.--M. d.
Purdy. special prosecutor from the
United state attorney generals Of
flee IN the railroad rebate cases. ar
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keep women out of their places.

Keep women out or their places
The case against the Henry broth.
era fof allowing gambling 10 their
si,loen has been continued aa the
complaining witness failed 10 APP
pear az the time act for tho trial
Monday Chief nennet says he II
ailll working un to- case aas dsSsa
not intend b In Il droP
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rived this morning and immediately
went Into conference with District
Attorney Van Vaikenberg.
NEwBURY. n H.. June z7--ssc-
Rotary Hay passed a coufortahir
night. resting quietly this morning.
The arrival Of nurse and phyHi-
cian. Dr. Jackson. from Boston Dur Z
ing the night causes the belief that
the secretary will require careful
medical attention for some time.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 27.--Gen-
eral Leonard Wood arrived on the
Manchuria today from Manila. lie
will 20 10 Washington. but says his
visit has no Significance. lie de-
cinres that the MOros on the island
OF Jolo are subdued and that eondi-
lions at Mlndanao are improved
Daito All. with 5000 followers. has
gone into the interior and Ia making
no more trouble.
PHILADELPHIA. June For
ty-fiYe leading printing establish
ments OF this city today began op-
erations on the open shop basis and
a nine-hour day The action is
taken TO foreatili an elght-hour
movement by tho printers.
===za
First quality scientifically fitted
lenses for the next few days AT. la
steel. 5000 IN gold t8bo Remem-
Der. every pair guaranteed to TT
or money refunded. Moth
ing cheap but the price. Williams
optical Co. ifi2 Second Ave, room
sss
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The fire boys did not get t. make
n single run last week. SO went out
FOR practice Monday afternoon and
ran over a dos TO break che monet
any
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BERLIN. June 2T.-The German
answer 10 the French note on the
subject Of the proposed Moroccan
conference was sent 60 Paris yes
terday. II Is stated on high author
ity that Germany insists on a con-
ference, and declines 10 outline IN
advance the programme Of confer
ence. as required ny France.
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h cur ads % 2fth and yesterday
Ne quoted price on rules. bells.
braces. y. 8 J. tires. lawn mowers.
etc. They were a few items taken
From the Summer Money Saving
Number II EuiuninKs Satisfactory
Store News You viii find many
etaef equally - good harksins BY
boxing through this issue. Today
- add Casters supply yourself
vhiie the opportunity 10 save is
here
~ Set BAN Bearing casteFs :. Ice
&c Set Ball Bearing Casters lie
&c Set BAH Bearing Casters :. zoe
&c Set BAH Bearing Casters 4. 25e
sc Set Ball Bearing Casters zoe
10 Box winchester. p short
snlokelesH Cartrides ...s.s. 15c
Our bicycles are genuine smile
and health producers Ride one and
set he smiling habit.
sPiNNlNG's skTIsFAcToRY
STORE. 1910 SECOND AVE.
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Profitable picking for prudent buy
erx clear To the bottom OF this ad
Read il
Harlem OIL ] bottles Tor ......loe
Eek Emulsion Cod Liver oil. fuli
pint bottle ...s.s e+...-.s... aIe
BaldNin's Red Blood Pills. SOC size
.ssss sssss ssss. +sss +sts zoe
Dr. Corbln.s Kola Celery. per bottle
.ss-s sses- sfsss ssfsfe reese btN
Or. Merck's German Liver Salts. a
fna pound bottle .......-...s5 $50
Llquorone. 500 bottle ....s.. sac
Sralpieide. Or. Murrays. stops fall
ing hair. si2s sire ...s.-.. 97e
Eiectrie BitterE. 500 size $50. Sic
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

NEW YORK. June 2T-Groyer
Cleveland. Justice O'Brien and Geo
Westinghouse. trustees Of the Equi-
table. met this afternoon 10 consider
affairs In secret. II II understood
they will arrange n plan Of eiection
OF directors by the policy holders
The board OF directors will meet to-
morrow.
CHICAGO. June 27.--The leading
Chicago banks made arrangements
today with the receiver OF Knight.
Donneliy A. Co. grain stock brokers.
who failed yesterday. to carry prae-
ticalIy all the firms line OF Chicago
stock Exchange securities for the
present This will prevent dlaas-
trous results In local financial cir
clea. The liabilities Of the firm are
said TO be- In the nsighborhood Of
$3.50. 900.
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Gehoanera Salem. nottingham.
Mildred. atImsou ana Wawona are
leading iumher at stlmaaas mill
Tor California ports. and the ship
Reure for Australia.
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ArnotGs circus came % town
Tuesday morning far stay OF three
dAyH
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IT PAYS TO DEAL AT LANG's
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FAVORS DRASTIC TREATMENT
OF CRIMINAL AUTOMOBILlSTS

Chicago, Nov. f5.-The Rev Father p.
j. Mcdonnell of St. Mels Roman Catho-
lie church ended an appeal for the most
stringent action against "automobile
criminals" made to the West park board
yesterday by declaring that man would
be justified In killing the criminal auto
ist who would crush out his life"
Father McDonnelIs appeal was made
when he headed a delegation OF church
members, property owners and aldermen.
who appeared before the park board and
presented petition In which demands
were made that radical action be taken
against autoists.
THAT Is strong doctrine To preach. but
radical action Is needed in dealing with
these criminals" said Father Mcdonnell
we are here TO say that there IS a power
i'm this community which is not depend
cnt on mere suffrage and that Il Is every
man : right 10 act In self-defence. Let
up hope that nothing of this sort will be-
come necessary. but unless other than Tho
usual means OF dealing with these Offend
ers are not devised this strong action NAV
be reSorted 10
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FRICTION BETWEEN
CAPITOL: OFFICIALS

trouble the house today the result of
which existed
the house. the aabe Mr. McCoar and his popular
assistant Matthew McCafrey, the
away today regret ninnths of the officials
palace hill The people house greatly
depoed the affairs which has existed and which induced the
This McCarey found upstairs busy about
there brief discussion
left building which
built long before finished
McCoat said today that McCarey left of his free will
after they had some words
Continued Page Two)
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MEYERS co.
SUFFERS
BY FIRE

Albany, y V, Nov l5.-Fire which
broke ont about a. m today totally de-
stroyed the stock i'm one OF the two tenn
parary stores opened by the John @. My
ers Company, after the collapse OF their
building last August when 10 people were
killed and upwards OF 20 injured.
The store burned today was on the east
side Of North Pearl street, opposite the
Kenmore Hotel.
The firm say their loss will probably
exceed $4,000. The building which was
owned by the estate OF A. B VanGaas-
beeck. was valued at $4,000 and is a total
loss
The Are for a time threatened the en-
tIre block and the Whole fire department
was called out
The Myers company have second
store on South Pearl street but their
heaviest stock was I'm the store burned
this morning
When their building collapsed last Aug.
ust there was no fire and therefore no in
surance indemnity: the stock DESTROYED
this morning is believed 10 be fully in
sured
The fire tied up the entire city system,
or the United Traction company. and n
large section OF the city lighting system.
All OF the power feed wires passing I'm
front of the building
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NEW THEATRE CO.
IS INCORPORATED

There food for speculation regard theatrical
situation here today when the Allen Opera House
corporaed by Charles Allen H George
and Susan Allen few weeks Charles Allen who built the I'M
peria theatre bought old
Mahewson
be theatre in and this today looks like it.
According the articles of
suted for the purpose of purchasing and acquiring real and
assuming
mortgages thereon and buying selling conveying
leasing otherwise dealing engaging
holding and maintaining house houses for public thea
literary conducting carrying
other public the Providence
The capital stock is 100000.
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GRAND JURY
IN SESSION

The federal grand jury for the Novem-
ber term was impaneled this morning.
Up TO the time the noon recess was
taken the jury had not reported Besides
four cases which had been bound over
for consideration by the jury there was
considerable new business TO receive the
attention OF the jurors.
The panel was made up OF Albert A.
Oatly, owen j. Mccormick. Frank l..
Cady. Robert L. Stanton and Isaac G.
Manchester OF Providence MyleS NJ. Null
ligan. william n. Davis and Frank NJ
Barber OF Pawtucket. John y. Steere and
Andrew Anthony OF Newport, Albert r.
Greene and Halsey j. Briggs OF West
Greenwich, Isaac d. Russell and Henry
Slocum Of South Kingstown. William ID.
Tucker and Jiles y. Kenyon OF Richmond.
John Griffin and Richard Marsland OF
Cumberland and Oliver g. Hicks and VIII
liam c. clifford OF Portsmouth.
Frank NJ Barber OF Pawtucket was
foreman
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Reading from the acts 1868, 1869 and 1870
Incorporating the F'ireproof Warehousing
company and amending the act to change
the name to the Mercantile Loan and
Warehouse company, and subsequently in
1875 changing the name 10 the Mercantile
Trust company. Mr. Hughes brought out
the source of the Mercantile Trust COM
panys charter
Ho then read a bill introduced by Sena-
ator Amber I'm the senate in March. 1904
10 repeal all these acts and amendments.
The effect Of this bill. II passed. would
have bee nto leave the Mercantile Trust
company without a charter.
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HORSE GETS
SHOW AT
HORSE SHOW

New York. Nov. l5-Today In place OF
the interest in fashionable gowns and
prominent persons. which predominated
during the opening days OF the horse
show the attention Of the audience was
devoted TO the horse.
Five exhibitors led in the race today.
They were Alfred c. Vanderbilt. Reginald
Vanderbilt, Mrs, John Gerken. r. ID, Jor-
dan or Boston and William H. Moore of
Chicago.
The contest between the two Vanderblts
was in the nature OF a friendly deal. each
one attempting TO outdo the other. re-
gardless OF their ranking alongside OF
other exhibitors.
Mrs. Gerken, usually driving her own
entries. was not only a favorite with the
spectators but the courses which the men
drive in the arena. offered her frequently,
called for a splendid display OF horseman-
ship by the drivers.
Mr. Jordan, who won the largest num-
Der OF ribbons last year sent his en-
tries on tho track almost every hour and.
Judged by his steady winnings OF the first
two days. Is a formidable competitor for
first honors. He was closely followed by
Mr. Moore.
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SECRETARY SHAW SEEKING
DATA FOR AN ADDRESS

Washington. Nov i5.-Secretary Shaw is
expected TO make an address before the
treasury branch OF the civil service re-
tirement association. With view to OBJ
tainin gdata he has submitted TO the en-
ployes series OF questions to secure the
information desired.
These questions include an inquiry OF
the employe as 10 sex, length OF time In
the government service approximately
(within $1,000 the aggregate OF salary re-
ccived during the entire term OF office; I;
whether the employe has purchased
home and at what price: n IL Ia paid for.
and ~ not what amount has been paid
thereon and what amount II any Is due /:
and finally whether the employees cOndi-
tion compels him or her occasionally 10
borrow money at exorbtant rates OF in
tprpgt
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ANOTHER BUSY DAY PLANNED
FOR PRINCE LOUIS ATNEW YORK

New York. Nov. 15-Prnce Louis OF Rat
tenborg continued today the succession of
social engagemtnts with which New York
has entertained the admiral OF the visit
ing British feet since his arrival
II was planned today that the prince
should attend luncheon at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. OHM r. Drexel in Ea
SiNty-second street. Later I'm the dav
Prince Louis had planned 10 visit Colonel
and Mrs. John Jacob Astor at FernclirY
their home at Rhintbeck on the Hud-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w whitridee
VIII give dance for the officers OF the
BRITISH fleet at their home In East one
hundred and Eighteenth street, tonight.