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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-28
Chen.
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Slqqterne er iom 9elgerne | 6abet,
ingen bar taft.
5sbte / Storm, be brpiter fig / aruOst:
fremdo, trobs aft.
Seer eaar / 9ei / s6anb ON 2onbe=
nin6ing,
trGoer tiliibit bog fun en- itattstDuns,
fletter ON i'm Climbing
Stumliljers ardns.
Sntet er ebigt. Sclen ielO maa rdnbe
ap9lbfaloets Str9nt.
Qlt, bpuo Der fsbtes, barer / iinpunbe
Ososm9rfet br9not.
Manbs Rp forgdar. De it9rts aunes
creme
briiter fom 5ratt. f9lOer 9Grens 9sp,
Sl9gtens 8ubtaitene
imulbre til Step.
Wen lab benz fmulore. Ogiod benz,
bpis &aarings
Spm9no Ri blep,
bporpaa bet npe adrbunoreos fsrite
Qdrings
Ndbne bi ifreo.
8slgerne iiber 10 | noone Slanter,
Stjernerne flutes, itprter ubsn Gnb,
Norbens 6inImel planter
andre bag Stp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-28

at foreIlaa, at Winiiteren. nddr etGms
bebe bar lebigt, ienote ale 4nIsgnins
aerne til giffoppen og anmooebe oenne
ON at forbdnbIe meb De foriteaige
@rupper / SognemenigRsben. Derpeo
par intet forsgrebet; man pilne unoz
qad bet u%orbnebe og ofte gdnite till
faloige gDresfsbeien; og ielU ON Gorz
anorinaen tilipnelabenbe tun bar lille,
pilbe ben bog maafte | Sioens eeb pile
Iie betboninesfuIo.
Sea mener od, at berIom be %forltel@
liQe Retninger fadIeoes bar entge I
pette orunop9ientlige: ri btG life pad
noqen Muabe BRUCE golititten til at
operpaloe ~6perdnore, = iaa piloe ber
pGre be bebite llofigter til, at BET ptrs
feliqe Qip % 4rbeios tunoe trenines.
96i bet, Iom bet egentlig tomrner an
paa. % BET, ION er aernen / alt bet,
ri Ifal babe frem, er oog bette, At Uies
niobeben fan blipe mere %ielp6epioit, og
at n~abnlig 99gfoltet tdn bIipe itg ut
qtnipur bepiit Og gore fin tore Del
al qrbeioet. Oct bar 10 pitt fig bib
til, til 3roos for Dor bureautrdttte
Stbrelfe, at De leberoe geb9gelier bar
funnel fomme frem, % at 9Ggmonoss
DirfiombeOen O9 29gfoIfets gsptolts
beb ON tets @nipdr bar funnel potse,
bet bar pitt fig +. SIS. Oeo 0dnnelie len
al 9algmenigbeoer. peO SnOre Dis
lions 9irtfombeo, reo aebenbdons
9irtefag o.f.p.; % ieg er pig paa, at
BET ogIda bill lie fremoeles, mdaite pda
me Raaber, ION Ri enonu life tenoer.
Oct forlpoer netop / Oisie Gage, at
Der er Ioii9t til en- Slogs airtetom@
nisiion bolgt al Menigbsosrdao ooer
belle 9anpet. 6poroan osnne bill blipe,
og bbdb cen bill tunne uorett,, er lite
gobt at Iige. men jeg pil Dog bemGrie.
at ituloe Der / bej @rd0 gdd Yolitit |
ioobdnne 9alg og / en- iadOun Som
mission, Ifulbe man 2anoet oper BLUE
for ibrig for at i9tte BE- felt mulige At
fine politiite % tirtelige9enner oerino,
for at be funoe faa ct eler anoet pres
Jet igennem, iad biloe bet lite bare I'll
@opn, men oiGoe fun tunne fremme Ell
Sprengning af 5oltetirten.
Stal en- FABIAN airtetommisiio ion
blipe til nogen 9apn, fad bill BET pdns
ffefig funne ife, uben al man Qanoet
oper enes ON
u at labe be TO fore tirfelige Ret
ninger blipe nogenlunbe li9elig repre-
fenterebe os
q at i9tte be beoit mulige baaoe at
pr9iter og 299fplt ino / aommisiios
men. be, iom bill forbdnple itie for at
noget igennem, men for at 9erz
rens QGre tunoe lie 5pfoeit, og be, Iom
%birtelig bar Gpne og Billie til / bsoite
Joritano at foritaa bberdnbre.
Oct er madite noget ioedliItiTf at
t9nfe fig. at en- 8ommisfion, Der Biz
Der bolgt pod ct iaa breot @runolog
oper belle Qanbet, ituloe tunne 6lipe at
ben Hdtur; men bet er in9en Stdbe
til, at bet bliper Iagt. og ale os. Der
neoig bif babe 5oltetirten %ipr9ngt,
burbe / alt 5alo l9gge M9rte 6srtil.
Oct bar / bet o9isntlise, bpaO jeg
bdpoe at iige. Sopebfagen er dltfoa
bette, at bpis Ri bil bepare Dor 9umle
Joltetirte = bDdo hi bog e%gentlig fra
ale Siber er enige ON = od mac bi
paa en- alOorligere og bb6sre Wdabe
eno bibtil fra be moofatte GrunOrets
ninqers Sioe TONNE iii at forbanole
meo bOerdnore og f~oritad bperanore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-28

Iaor 9eierne benoenoer zig til Soft, Der
aperterer / Blabet, enten for at fDbe bos
benz eler for at foa %0plpsuin9er on bet
onerterebe, beoes be altio omtale, at be ina
Apertisiemeniet bette glao Bet oil bore
til e~eniiois &ptre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-28
,9aniferen"

bliber ienot til eu6itri6enter, iubtii 10
trptfelis Gpii9elie %mOOtaaes al uooiOerne
Ds al GGlo er betalt, / 0oerenstemmelie
Eieo De 5~ortneoe Staters 9uItlooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-28

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Neb,
as s~econd-klas matter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
THE ORDER OF CARNATlON
Second Annual Meeting Held in
New York City.

New York, Sept. Is. The second an
nual meeting OF the order ofstbe Car
nation has been held In this dity. The
organization was formed on the first
anniversary Of the death of President
Mckinley and was named lnshonor OF
the presidents favorite fiowerI IL aims
10 encourage young men to take active
part iii political affairs In the interest
OF clean and efficient government.
It was decided to extend the order
to a national organization ard to ten-
der the presidency to ex-Lieutenant-
Governor Timothy l.. woodruff. of
New York, II was also unanimously
resolved to offer the honorary Office OF
Chaplain to Archbishop ireland Of st.
Paul
The other officers elected were;
Chancellor. Edward r. Finch or New
York; vice-president for Nav York.
Colonel Reuben l.. Fox; vicespreEident
for Massachusetts. #. r. Skinner;
secretary, William s. Rcot ON New
York, assistant secretary and regis
trar, A. v. Gallogly, New York; treas
urer. II. II. Hatchell; historian. r. L.
Burns, New York: and chairman of
finance committee, l.. Rosenberg. New
York
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
WEST SIDE soTEs-

Lester Graham, OF Portland, is visit
ing in Warrenton.
Mrs. A Dinsmore and Miss Agnes
spent part of the week in Portland.
Miss Nellie Dawson win spend the
winter in Astoria and attend the high
school.
Mrs. Earl. of Astoria. spent Thurs
day in Warrenton. guest of Mrs.
Wood.
The Skipanon school will begin on
September with Miss Il. v. Hess as
teacher.
Mrs. John Bowers and family spent
last week visiting relatives in East
Warrenton
Frank Warren has moved his camp
t. Lewis and Clark where he has a
logging camp.
Rev Mr.. Shepheard, of Vancouver.
held morning service in ST. Thomas
chapel on Sunday.
DR. Cordiner was called to Warfenton
tn attend Mr.. Hagmen's little child
who was suffering with the Group.
Mr.. W, H. Wood and wife. of Chi
cago, who have visited G. H. Wood for
several weeks. left on their homeward
journey on Monday.
The frame of the new mill is being
raised, and it is expected the mill will
be In operation by the first of the year.
The clam cannery. has closed for the
season. The pack was fairly good.
II. c, Thompson, of Portland, was in
Warrentoa Sunday. Mrs Thompson
and son Harold, who have been spend
ing the summer mere, returned with Mr.
Thompson.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
POPULATION IS INCREASING
Many Industries at Warrenton
Bring on Good Times.

That p substantial boom Is on al
Warrenton is apparent to ali who have
visited the town during the past few
weeks. AT present every dwelling
house is occupied and newcomers are
resorting to tents. one being already
pitched while others are in contempla-
tlcn. These temporary shelters win be
abandoned as soon as some sort Of
houses can be erected The marked in
m OF residents is caused b. she build
ing Of the new mill, the constant oper-
ation of the old plant and the employ
ment of ereditable force of men at
the A. & c. r, r. Nearby logging
camps are also in full blast which oper-
ates to the good of warrenton, being
tributary to its interests.
When enough material is cut for the
mill structure now in course of erec-
tion the old mill will be shut down, but
such action viii be only to make a thor
oueh overhauing of the plant so that it
can render more efficient service in CO.
operating with the large new mill. The
.wo mills will have joint output of
10000 feet daily. The erection of a box
'actory is contemplated as soon as the
wo mills begin to operate.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
SUSPECTS ExoNERATED.

Seattle, Sept. Especial Patrick
j. Murphy, convicted Of highway
robbery, told the court that John Kelly.
convicted last Thursday for the same
.offense, y an innocent man ana that
James Kelly, on trial yesterday for the
same charge, Is also innocent. The
three men were arrested for robhang
John Anderson, logger. Of s2o Oh the
night Of June 1. John Kelley ana
Murphy were convicted and the case
against James Kelly was on trial yes-
terday. Murphy was on the witness
stand when he made the assertion that
he was guilty himself, but that the two
Kellys were innocent. He declared
that Harry Thomas. now in Vancouver,
B. G.. and Jim Henderson, now In
Whatcom, were the two men with him
the night Anderson was held up and
robbed. The jury now has tire case Of
James Kelly under advisement. N
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16

enterprise are r. G. and M. NJ. Letts
o. Chicago, and George Bnndy, OF
Grand Rapids. Mich.
II " claimed the combination VIII in.
clnde mora than rs per cent Of fhe prom
ineht Ohio Wholesale firms. The pro-
moters say they will sooE meet with the
Indiana Wholesale groeers. whose stock
has been opti0ned, and merge from Ig to
~ grocery companies. Illinois WI then
ba entered and later New York. Event
uaify II is planned that the big compa-
niea In Ohio, Indiana. Illinois, iowa,
Michigan and Canada shall be merged
The Offices 0f the company viii be hi
Toledo. where most Of the goods pur-
chased will be shipped for distribution
among the stores.
Among the Ohio companies said to
have agreed upon entering the new
company are:
Wh-eler-steyeHs company.8 II. III.
Harper. zanesyllIe. Doei Il Shell Com
pAny. Toiedo; Penrose * kimpson.
Marietta: Weaver & Son. cEcieyllie. I.
Johnson x Company. Bellefoftaaine. j.
II Breithtling Company, Hamilton.
Toklnger Company, Piqua; Ihe Reader
Y Co.. Akron. Graham, Warren.
Power a. Woodward, sandusiSy. Nash
a Devere, New Philadelphia; Alliance
Company, Alliance; MezgeH & Com
pany, Marion; v. 7. Hills company.
Delaware.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16

piaiHed last night that his pnrnoaa Il
proposing 10 introduce bin a. tba
next session OF congress for the reneal
- tne lfteenth amendment, thus dis
IFanefisiHg the negro, is simply 10 omen
UP discussion. which viii contrfbnta
% a solution Of the race problem To
senator carmack's mind the s,,resf
pan of solving the negro question as n
anects The white race, both sociallv ana
poiiticaily, lies in the negros aIintna-
ton from politics. Should the ffttan.
N amendmnt be fepaaled, the question
ot treating with the negro would b.
LETT 10 the states.
Another ytew entertained by Senator
carmack is for the separation Of tb4
races. But how 10 proceed, Or how
long Il VIII take. be does not attempt
70 say, He believes, however. that ti,e
races would be better conditioned II
separated. He thinks the black race Il
q failure, that 1t owes what little Ii has
achieved 70 its association with the
white race.
AZ 70 the enfranehisement OF the ua-
gro Immediately after the war between
the states, the senator regards that as
The mistake for which the repeal OF the
fifteenth amendment would be only mar
tial reparation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16

sheridan. wyo,. Sept. 15.--Henry
schrodar. a saloonkeeper at Dayton. a
town west of here, was shot and killed
and his bartender. Edward Sims, SER
iously injured by Jack Haniey as re-
suit of dispute concerning money lost
at cards. At the point Of gun Han
ley compelled the employees of livery
stable 10 saddle horse for him and
he rode away. A posse of citizens over
took Hanley, who refused to surrender.
Hanley was captured after his horse
had been shot from under him and his
leg broken by bullets fired by the posse.
lie was brought to this city and placed
in Jail. Great indignation prevails at
Dayton. but 1t is not believed any at
tempt will be made to lynch Hanley,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
Hope to GobbIe Up Bulgaria by
Assuming an Attitude
Of Indifference.
PRISONERS AWFUL TORTURE
Subjected to Frigbtfui Agonies
by Tmrls--Soria Waiting
for Response from
Powers.

London. Sept. l5,-~The 81. Peters.
burg correspondent II the Daily Tel.
fsfaph claims TO have the highest
authority for saying that Ruksia'a Bal
kun policy 10 % Isolate bulgaria by re-
fnsing 70 atop the Macedonian mas. :
cres and inducing the powers 10 remain
inactive. Then, when Turkey has de-
featsd Bulgaria, Russia WIN insist on
stepping IN and occupying Bulgaria
under the pretsxt Of protecting her.
Thus Bulgaria would become Russla's y
vnssai.
The correspondent Of the Daily Mall
nt Monastir says that the underground
cells In the prisons there are used for
political prisoners. They are so low
that thu prisoners cannot even sit, they
must lie down.
Water II poured into the cells at
night BY the soldiers, who probe the
prisoners with their bayoneta to pre-
vent them from sleeping.
Food is withheld for three days to-
gethcr. ami the air passages are stop
l,ed and other iortures inflicted in order
70 force the prisoners into confessions
of eomplicity with the revolutionists
Many have died under this treatment.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
Record Breaking Attendance at
Session Now Being Held at
Ogden, Utah.
ALL SECTIONS REPRESENTED
Opening Day Was Devoted to
Welcoming Speeches and
Resp0nses--'.GOIOniga-
ton" Tomorrow.

Ogden, Sept. 15.--Twenty-six states
and territories were represented at fhe
irrigation congress In the Ogden taber-
nacle today. this being the largest
number ever represented. Aa showing
how the movement has taken on a ma
tional scope, delegates were persent
even from New York. Pennsylvania,
Virginia and Vermont. while from the
West representatives came by the hum
dred. The seating capacity of the Tab
eriaele is totally inadequate.
international aspect was lent 10 the
proceedings by the presence Of repre-
sentatives from France and Mexico.
While the government at Washington
was represented by Secretary of Agri-
culture Wilson. At both sessions the
building was packed The day was de-
voted to welcoming speeches and re-
sponses, introducing resolutions and in
getting down to working basis.
Resolutions outlining distinct plan
OF forest preservation are expected TO
be adopted before the session closes.
Tomorrow the subject Colonization
win be taken up and discussed by men
prominent in the work.
a brisk tight for next years conven-
ton Is already under way. Up to this
afternoon III Paso was regarded as the
leading candidate, but the Idaho dele
CATION. the largest at the convection,
has unanimously decided to support
Boise.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
WILL AID MACEnoNtANs.

Chicago, Sept, 15,--The protestant
ministers Of Chicago. meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association
building, have agreed TO aid the Mace
DOMAIN relief fund, and approved the
work OF the Macedonian committee.
The delegation from the clergy was
composed OF representatives Of the
Methodist Episcopal. Baptist, Presby-
terian and Congregational churches.
The clergymen will describe the Mac
edcnian situation In the churches, but
will contribute nothing to the fund for
the Macedonian army.
Meanwhile natives OF Macedonia are
enlisting In the regiment being organ
ICED by the Boris stanislas Tsvetjeff,
The recruits number 10. G. M, Tsilka,
husband Of the missionary held In cap
tiYity with Ellen stone, has offered his
services.
The Macedonian committee has issu-
ell an appeal for financial aid.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
MAMMOTH GROCERY TRUST
Dealers Of Eastern States Form
$ll,0OO,OOO Concern.

New York, Sept. 15,-what. is regard
ed as one Of the final steps in the direc-
tion Of merging the prominent grocery
houses In Ohio has been taken, accord
ing TO the Journal of Commerce,
through the Incorporation In New Jer-
sey OF the Ohio Grocery Company with
a capital Of sll,25O,OOO, ofwhich 5OOO,OOO
stock The inoorporators are Lewis
3, DAILY, Joseph B. Mitchell and BIB,
Lewis, The principal promoters Of the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
SNOW FALLING HEAVILY.

Cheyenne. Wyo., Sept. Is. - -(Special--
A heayy snowstorm has been in pro-
gress here since Sunday and shows no
indication Of abating. A great deal of
snow has fallen, but 1t melts almost as
soon as X strikes the ground.
From Laramie comes reports Of fall
OF Is inches Of snow during the past "a
hours. Telephone and electric wires
were broken by the weight Of the snow
and last night the city was in darkness.
Reports from the country state that
the grain coop in Albany county has
been ruined.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
GOULD NOT ENDURE DISGRACE.

San Francisco. Sept. 15.--Tom King
Yung, high official In court circles at
Pckin, military attache of the Chinese
legation at Washington and secretary
to Jung Bow He.the acting-consul-g
era at San Francisco, has committed
suicide by aspyxiation at the Chinese
consulate Yung was arrested on a
charge of mlsdemeanor on Friday morn
ing last and this disgrace led him to
take his life. He left letter for the
acting consul-general containing a
statement to this effect. The deceased
came here about four months ago from
China with the Chinese minister.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
GOT BULLET INTENDED FOR BAD BOYS.

New York. Sept. l5.--While passing
Sunset Park, South Brooklyn, on her
way to school with her young sisters,
Laura West. nine years old. has been
fatally wounded by a bullet through
the lungs, alleged to have been fired by
Philip Ryan. watchman, who was
chasing some mischievous boys from
the park. The child's father. John S.
West, is clerk In the Office of the ad-
jutant- general. department OF the east.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
BULGARIA. Is MATING

Sofa, Sept. l5,--No important step Is
likely 20 be taken 1T the present eriti-
cal iuncture, pending the return to the
capital OF Prince Ferdinand and re-
ply with the powers or some lntima-
tion from them in response to Bulga-
rla's note
In official quarters II Ia stated that
the only step actually decided upon is
the summonlng TO colors of the first
three divisions. which viii be chiefly
employed In strengthening the troops
aione the frontier 1t is expected a
week win suffice to enable the ministry
TO Judge the extent TO which the final
appeal 10 he powers is likely to prove
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
WEST SIDE COUPLE WE'D.

Miss Amelia Larson, formerly of
Hammond but for some months resi-
dent of Portland, will be united in
marriage today to MIR. A. Sifert The
wedding viii be held in Portlsnd Mr..
Sifert is a well-known resident of the
West Side, having resided both at War
renton and at Hammond. He is now
engaged as engineer at the jetty works.
The cAnnle will live af Harnnd
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
SENATOR SCOTT IMPROVED.

Denver Sept. 5.-tSpenial) al)--Senator.
Nathan B. Scott. of West Virginia. who
is III at the Brown Palace hotel in this
city, is reported as slightly improved.
Or. F. s, Clemens. Of Canton, o., who
attended the senator on the train when
he was taken sick, Is stan with him. and
says that IL the senator continues on
the mend he viii be able to resume his
journey to Colorado Springs in a few
daVS
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
Former United States Senasor
Tor Oregon Dead at Wash
inston City.
CROSSED THE PLAINS I'M Ao
Served Long Term on supreme
Bench of this State--Was
Largely Interested
In Astoria.

Y Il
Washington. Sept. l5.--James Kerr
Kelly. formerly United states senator
from Oregon. died at his residence here
today, aged 81 years. He was native
Of Pennsylvania.
Judge Kelly was d '4ser, having gone
70 California on the discovery of gold.
In 1871 Judge Kelly removed to Oregon.
In 1850 he was elected to the uuited
states senate where heserved one term
and on his retirement was appointed
chief justice Of the supreme court of
oregon, which position he held untll
ls2 Since 1888 re had rsided in wash
ington.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
UNIVERSAL WILL CHANGE HANDS.

The Universal Sash and Door Com
panys factory at Smith Point has been
leased to new company. with an OPP
ton for Its purchase. Among those in
tersted in the new firm are Bernard
Dougherty, of San Jose; ]. w. Cook, Of
Portland, and A. Gangloff, an Eastern
man.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
REPORTS CONFIRMED.

Vienna, Sept. ia ConstantInople
dispatch received here asserts that Col.
Massey. commissioned by the British
embassy to Inspect the action OF the
Turkish roops In the Adrianople dis
tfiet has returned to Constantinople,
having been forbidden to continue his
journey. II Is stated that. MS far as his
observations went, they confirmed the
reports OF determination of the Mace
DOMAIN population by the Turks.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
WELL KNOWN IN ASTORIA

WEL1 hSCWN In ASTORIA.
Judge Kelly was well known in As
toria, where he had extensive property
interests He was largely interested
IN Tongue Point property and owned
much Of The desirable mill sites there.
lie last visited this city several years
ago
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
RIOTS FOLLOW ELECTIONS.

Athens, Sept. IA demonstration
In connection with the municipal cleo
tions here was followed last night BY
hand-to-hand street fights.
Fourteen persons were killed or
wounded.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
wARRENToN SCHOOL OPENS.

Warrenton, Sept. 15.-(SpeciaD-The
fall term of the Warrenton public
school opened yesterday with an attend
ance of 81 pupils, Prof j. H. Bond is
principal and Miss Cora johnson assist
ant.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
REHEARSAL. hOilR CHANGED

The hour for today's rehearsal FOR
King Of the Hand OF Nod has been
changed until 2;sO o'clock. All those to
take part and urged to be iii attend
ance.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16

Los Angeles, Sept 15.-sam Mcyey
knocked out Denver Ed Martin tonight
In the first round,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
Why He Proposes Repeating Fif
teenth Amendment.

8 Chicago, Sept. IA dispatch to the
Tribune from Memphis, Tenn, says
United States Senator Carmack ex-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16

HERE are hrss styles that will fancy Of those who know
thing at all about STYLISH ToGGERY. The Top Coat
the very limit Of "popsrnss" you us to coin new wor
ana the other two will stand tho expression In M language Of the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-16
NEW CITIZEN.

First papers of citizenship were grant
ed in the county court to Suriel AK, a
native Of Finland.
CARMACK ON RACE PROBLEM