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PROMISE SUPERIOR SERVICE.
Eastern Road Speculating as TO Ell.
feet Of Steamship Merger

NEW YORK, June 2l.-Rallroad in
terests in and around Boston have been
speculating for some time. says dis
patch TO the Tribune from that city,
as 10 the effect OF the steamship mer-
ger upon this port. 1t is now stated
that the syndicate has given a virtural
pledge TO the railroad powers here for
Il passenger ocean steamship service
superior 30 anything that has ever
been planned for the coast. The car
rying out Of this promise is condition
al upon the completion of the S0-foot
channel from deep water to the head
of the harbor. The SO-foot channel
viii be completed by the war depart
ment by October Of this year, while
Congress has just put through the
plans for the S5-foot channel.
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BLUE JACKET RACE.

NEW YOKK, June 2I-.Eight-oar
barge crews from the battle-ship
Massachusetts and the cruiser Brook
lyn, now lying at the Brooklyn navy
yard have met on the Harlem river
course and the battle-ship aggregation
won by more than 10 lengths The
crews were taken to the course in a
revenue cutter on which was almost
every man of the navy yard who could
get the days leave, They rowed the
two and one-half miles course and
crowds along the river cheered lusti-
ly. The Brooklyn men claim they
lost because they neglected to properly
ballast the barge.
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reference to the Wishes D; the Demo-
Gratis. While this element was rum
erous enough to put up strong
fgf't. II could not control the policy
of the convention.
The fusion was accordingly adopted
The above ticket was submitted to Inc
Democratic state convention late to-
night ard viii become q part Of the
Democratic ticket. The Democrats in
their convention in Wichita last month
nominated governor and other state
officers those today choren by the
Fopulists. BY this sort Of a combna-
tion an allied force hope 10 overcome
the plans Of the anti fusion law.
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KILLED BY ELECTRIC CURRENT

NEW YORK. June 24-Mrs. ]. B.
Anderson has met death at Croton, ".
Z, in a peculiar manner. She was
walking through her husbands store,
carrying pan OF cherries when she
stopped and raised her hand to turn on
an electric lamp and TO steady her
self, is supposed to have rested the
pan against the iron railing about the
counter. The light current was ac-
eidently grounded and she received a
shock of 1900 volts, causing instant
death
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LEAVE FOR WASHINGTON.
Committee VIII Consult With Presi-
dent as to Next Meeting Place.

CHICAGO, June 24.-rne executive
committee Of the Republican National
League met here today and the SUBJ
committee viii depart for Washington
to wait on President Roosevelt on
whom depeads largely the date and
place for the next rational convention.
Cincinnati. st. Louis, Indianapolis,
Grand Rapids, Philadelphia and Dallas
are competing 10 secure the conven-
tion.
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poPtIlsTs NOMINATE TICK

PoPtLlsTs NOMINATE TICKET.
TOPEKA, Kas,. June 24.--The Peo-
pies party state convention tonight
completed nomination of the following
ticket:
Justice Of the supreme court, four
years-Frank Doster, of Marion, six
wears: e. S. Waterbury, of Lyons; B.
i, Milton, of Ford
Congressman at large-J. d. Bodkin,
Of Cowley.
Lieutenant governor-Fred ]. Close,
of Ellis.
Attorney general-.F. NJ Pearls of
Brown.
Treasurer-D. W. Hefflebower, Of
Miami.
Superintendent of public instruction
f. G. Powell, of Reno.
Superintendent of insurance.-D. ].
Hart, of Norton.
The convention was scene of lively
contest all day in regard to the ques-
tion of fusion with the Democrats.
There were large number of straight
out Populists In the convention who
wanted the ticket nominated without
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-25
King Edward Suffering From on
Attack Of Perityphlitis-
Has Operation.
CONDITION IS VERY CRITICAL
The Operation Proved Success
f,Il and the Patient Is Rest
Ing and Doing Well az
Can BE Expected.

LONDON. June 25.--rhe following
bulletin was issued at li.1b p. m:
The Kings condition is as rood as
could be- expected after so serious an
operation His strength Is mai aimed
and there IL less pain and his majesty
has taken a little nonrishment. II
viii bs some dnys before Il win be
poaslble 10 say that King Edward Is
out OF danger"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-25
PORTLAND HAS aNor4ER FIRE.
Thfrty-five Horses Burned u DEATH
People Have Narrow Escape.

PORTLAND. June 24.-Fire tonight
destroyed the entire block OF frame
buildings bounded by Seventh, Park.
Gilisan and Hoyt streets. Thirty-nye
horses belonging to the Wakefe d.
Morse Transfer Company. were burn
ed to death and several people in the
Park lodging house escaped with great
difficulty.
The total loss Is about $4,000; lnsur-
ance, $4,000
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coNvIcTs SECURE FOOD.

VANCOUVER, Wash, June a.
There are no new developments in the
chase after the convicts, Tracy and
Merrill since yesterday. Absolutely
no trace OF the outlaws since last
Sunday morning, when they are known
to have made raid on the house OF
Pat Mcclure. The desperadoes are
now supplied with sufficient food to
last them for several days and Ii Is
believed they are still in hiding in the
woods on this side of Lewis River.
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LONDON, June ?i.--with dramatic
suddenneHs the king has been strick-
en- down upon the eve OF lbs corona
tion, Tonight he lies In a critical state
at Buckingham palace. In spite OF
the Intensity Of this tragic Interrupt
ton, the lower element Of London are
mai'icking' through iiag-decked
streets and portion ot society in cor
onatlon g1wns and jewels has gathered
at what Is called the Gala corona
tion dinner At one % the fashionable
hotels. Even Il; the gates of Buck
ingham palace within which the ablest
surgeons and physicians constantly
remain W the hope ot saving the SOW
creign's life the footing OF horns
and sounds u other revelrles can be
plainly heard, That slim gathering
which still remains beneath the nam
Ing palace lights is now more bent on
celebrating than ON sympathy.
Wagon loads OF boisterous rowdles
are IN the streets They are driving
all sorts OF vehicles and waving flags
and hugg!ng demijchns OF liquor. They
represent that section of the British
public which no tragedy can sober in
to decency, They make their noisy
way from West End 70 whitachappel.
They have tasted license unres,ra!ned
by law In celebrations In connection
with war, ana king or no king, they
viii celebrate the coronation.
II must he admitted that the revel-
ries have been misled by the techni-
cal language Of the bulletins; they
seem to have 20 conception of the
gravity Of King Edwards conditions.
The thinking portion Of the nation.
however has gone home numbed by
the events which today have brought
fourth
lndescribahlr CONSERVATION prevails !
throughout the country and This con- !
sternation Is reflected in the cable
grams received from all centers of the !
II tonight's progress is ,
maintained he viii probably tide over
he effects Of his severe operation
which successfully removed all local
rouble. But should any complication
'ccur. such as septic peritonltis or
,lood poisoning, 1t Is feared Ais mai
'sty's present symptoms and nervous
condition would prove an unequal
train
There Is consequently an intense
nNlety as to the outcome. The kings
octors believe that his majesty would
ave been dead before now except for
he operation. His condition became
o alarming last night that at one time
was feared death might ensue be-
ore the surgeons knife could af-
ord him relief. The intense swelling
the eXtrcmities accompanied by an
farming symtom Of modification, con-
Iituted an emergency and dema1ded
n immediate operation To the last
le king tried to avoid this and he
as willing to be carried TO the alb
ey for the coronation ceremony in or
er that II should occur as arranged.
he influence Of Queen Alexandria was /
llisted, however, and at an early \
our this morning the royal patient l.
as prepared for an operation which,
zen the skillful hands OF England's c
EST surgeon, was fraught with grave v
anger. c
Shortly before o'clock this after r
BON his majesty was moved from his e
'uch to the operating table and an S
1aesthetc was administered. Sir t
frederick Treses made an incision c
var the patients groin and then car !!
ed It upward with an outward slant Il
r nearly four inches. The obstruc- b
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-25
PURCHASE FOUR MILLION ACRES

WASHINGTON, June 2i.--The SEN
ate today passed bill creating ma
tlonal forest reserve in the Southern
Appalachian mou -aiNs The bill pro-
ides for the purchase of four million
acres in the Southern Appalachian
system. the cost not to exceed $1O,-
600 900.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-25
FEARS LYNcHING.

JOPLIN, Mo, June q. William
Brown. miner Of Mundo. fearful OF
being lynched for the murder Of
fellow worker, jumped into the Elk
River near flanagan, 40 miles from
here. today and was drowned.
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BOILER MAKERS AT WORK.

KANSAS CITY. June 24.-Twenty-
five men including two ex-strikers. are
at work in the Kansa City Kansas,
boiler shops of the Union Pacific.
Union leaders say most of the new
men are inexperienced.
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DEBATE ON PHILIPPINE BILL.

WASHINGTON. June 2i,-Two not
able speeches marked the closing Of
the general debate on the Philippine
civil government bill today. They
were made by lands. an indiana Re-
publican. and by Williams, Missis-
sippi Democrat. There were demon
strations after each had concluded.
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BUSY DAY AT
THE CONVENTIONS
4as#a4-as--s.-zs-
Democrats and popuIists Are in
Deadlock Over Candidate
for Governor.
BRYAN ACTS AS SPONSOR
Peoples Party Complete Their
Nominations and Present
Them to the DEM
Ocrats.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb., June "a
The Democratic and PopuIist state
conventions met in this city today. A,
midnight the two conventions are In
deadlock over the nomination for gov.
Iernor.
The Democrats are contesting fol-
Constantine ]. smyth. former attor-
Iney-general and the Popullsts tena.
ciously cling to Matthew r. Harring-
ton. Notwithstanding the deadlock
however, sentiment appears almost
universal that fusion on the entire
ticket will be brought about before
daylight. Both conventions agreed tc
report early, on conference commit.
the regarding the division OF offices
The party losing the governor, to have
the fret choice of the remaining of.
fees. William J. Bryan had been or
the ground all day and his influence
was plainly visible in the action OF tht
two bodies and to his good offices /:
due 10 greet extent the harmony Of
the conventions which has come out
q what seemed at ore time TO be
somewha: a turbulent body Of dele.
gates. Issues in the state campaign
will be against railroads corporation:
and taxation but the resolution endors.
es the Kansas City platform.
SPEECH OF HON. H. d. TRAVIS
The Hon. H. D. Travis. the temper.
AIRY chairman, of the Democratic con.
vention, said In part:
Republicanism in this state and in
the Nation has come to mean that
property and government 90 together,
that party interests are allied on the
side Of government and that govern.
ment is allied on the side of property
not on the side of the rights of men.
When | say that government is all
lied on the side of property | mean
that the great combinations OF cor
poratlons only. I have refesence 10
combinations of capital organized for
the purpose of protecting trade and
not 10 the property owned by the
farmer, the merchant, the laboring
man or the professional man, Govern
meat as understood by the latter day
Republicans is commarcialisna pure
and simple. The Democratic party
teaches that property ANA government
should be divorced; thar government is
for all the people all the time and not
Tor part of the people all the time"
Referring to state matters, Mr..
Travis denounced as false the charge
hat any Populist or Democrat had
stolen one penny of public money and
concluded by saying:
Weekly the Republican press con-
igns the political corpse Of Bryan to
he tomb, but straightway he is re-
'orted to be seen walking amongst
nen by this same Republican press.
Bryan is not an issue here, neither is
liver. If Bryan or any other Demo-
rat shall be the choice of this con-
ention, rest assured, Republicans,
hat you will not control the govern
lenJ of the state of Nebraska for
he next two years.
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ERN AND RYAN THE v1croRs.

LONDON, June 24--Frank Erne. OF
Buffalo, defeated 1im Ialoney, Of Eng
land, in the 7th round. Tommy Ryan
of Kansas City defeated Johnny Cor
man, of New York, in the third round.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Al ST. Louis-st. Louis, 4: Cincin-
NATL 3.
AT Chicago--Pi.tsburg, I; Chicago. 5.
AT Observation-Disclosures, c; Boston, /
At New York-Brooklyn. s; New
York, 1.
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tion was removed and tubing was
placed in the affected intestine.
King Edwards first words when he
recovered consciousness were to ask
for George, and the Prince OF Wales
who was waiting In the next room was
Immediately admitted to his fathers
presence.
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DATE on cORoNArIoN.

LONDON, June N.-Best informed
opinion places the date OF the corona
ton IL about three months time, pro-
yidsd King Biward progresses well in
the meantime.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AT Detroit--chicago. g; Detroit, ?.
At cleveland-Cleveland, Il; St
Louis, T.
At Baltimore. s; Phila-
delphia, 4.
AT Observation-Disclosures !; Bos-
ton, 6.
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HARVARD AND YALE.

NEW HAVEN, June 24.--Before TO-
900 spectators, Harvard defeated Yale
this afternoon in their commencement
baseball game. Harvard. 10;
Yale, L.
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KING SLEEPS WELL.

LONDON. June 25.-~s A. M.--The
king passed good night. There are
no complications.
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BASE BALL
NORTHWEST LEAGrE

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sr6stoe bIeO 0perraFt en- Bape al en-.
SCI Sslpifeer / etui. Ralingen er
uoisrt al anbers q. gntfeu. en- mig
Tano al RenisbeSn, os RaIiHseu
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-21

inopenois oor iHroelea itiIfu.o meo
pafre Geforationer operuIt, ila Sen er
en- al De imuffeIte Rirfer poo 2arS&.
6pgoen. Oct tiIier0te aIter5'uooe ira
@nnapprtnger / Nfinneopo.Ia t1l JIG
oaffert no, irOrommet iom Set par
pan en- imagfuIo, fInitneriif 0}1aoe,
% BET fom til lin Ret bIonot 81 Iette,
Ipie SSgioeIier. Ralin8cu u>oenNi8
er grsnagtig, % Be- fleite iOHteS nof,
ben life tog Jig gOOt no pa1 Hiitono,
% at 5arpen burSe bape Opret .piere;
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-21

A
8areo9rtnger pOeoe 9ioras, ian at
bet mart uogior0e c. itsrre 9elsb,
@aSnrer oiboIoteS. boorpeS enbeI forn
irto, % aft / Screening meo Stasbi.
oraget finoe man M ie Jig iitano til
at eaa isarg meo Spfsrelien al Sir.
fen. Den 2Sen Rooenber 1895 bIep
airfesaarb eler 9egrapeIiespIaos
inSpiet. Ct aIoffabuS uar oa opfert,
% ct Bar pofre airfefIoffer anItaf.
ieSe, Der Ben Tag ienote line Sorer
uoooer gpgoen. 2isie 8Iotter er Ie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-21

ifiGitfct Be ~nsopenoige airfefar %
Mesiefleber.
I'll at biitoa Gropiten meo SpIGs.
ningen al De a~noroneoe Sfriftiteoer
bar tiIiteSe sognepreit Sobrien fra
etneOaIen, Sosnepreit 9artb ira ion.
Ore airSal, Sognepreit Gdop ira be.
tire Slibre, forbenperertbe Sogte.
preit SoIit ira peitre SliOre, Sogne-
brett @rsroaI fra sitre SIibre os
Sosnepreit Gpbsioro FRA Bang. Me.
nigbebeu frnoe ogiaa gIa0e JIG pao, at