davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-16
Tavlor Streets.
Gordon Streets.

VII VHaHenge any team m The city
not over II years Of age. Send chal-
lengers to c. Baker, No. $50 Taylor
street. east.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-16

All the fans will be needed during
the hot days next week when the
leaders come down to see us.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-16

Mitchell pitched his first game for
Charleston yesterday. He made a
credtable showing.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-16

The Jacksonville team of the South
Atlantic League will have a day off
next Thursday and has decided to stop
over in Waycross for a game with the
club in this CITY
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-16

Mistuh ]. Mackay says he thinks he
will have to plant another daisy in
field before the team returns. A little
wedding in the outfield would help
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-16

Tom Ray is landing on the stitches
much more consistently since he took
TIM degree and signed with Augusta.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-16

The Social Favorite must have re-
covered the use OF his cotillion leading
reg and is now able to run his hits
out.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-16

Mullaney got his first home run or
the season yesterday, when he lifted
one over the left field fence in Macon.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-16

Cant Loose" Kirwan was hammer
cd out of the box in Columbia. He
was succeeded by Kidney Foot Ander-
son.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

tige Mano iom 2arere, @reiter, 8ro-
fesiorer, Dboraf iiGr &rof. Semen,
2Grer pg 8ruitoent be6 set noroiife
@optiit gbeol. 5eminori11m I Mor=
gan Narf, ST., og &rof. Slien, MI
Stote Sl1pt. Of EDUCATION / Min11e<
iota iinr bar uomGrfet~ Jig.
Soa mi 2on6smpn6, SIR ligelun!
Som herl10 og bielp % at Dmoanne
Hrfenen til @ape, gaa / Slot og 66l=
&c, tag sen, eller Sc Mnno til 2eoere
% 9erere S troer er be6it ififfet Ser
til, men glenn life 8or &erre; - be6
og arbei0, bielp bperonore og bol6
&rn6tet tprt, og 8elf9r6 og
&elltgnelien fra open ffal life fattes,
ielp fer / 9rfenens tgrre 2an6, bbor,
efter min Mening, en0el iaa6anne
nor6tife 5maofloffe biI6e blibe ct pp=
perligt 8i6rag til Sen G%ipiliiation og
8efolfning, Ser fiffert bill fom1r1e og
tage &la61en og1aa ber> bbor biotil
.peientltg &aabe6, Danfeer og rb6e
Me116 bar regieret.
Som no og bielp % / alt iom go6t
er, til CUBS @re, og &el og 8e6ite
for, babe &btoe og &e6e, og hi bill
bD6e @6er belfomne og taffe @6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22
Gtorartet silbnb.

geb ct fpeccielt arrangement meo
;l%1bgiperne at n@t. @uul Dtspatcb"
ct pi @tanb til at lebere rSt. Saul
Ei6en6e" og Sen lpgenlige Dis.
patcb" for ct Mar for Blot I'll Sol.
Betalirtgen maa erlagges ]
Gorifr6. M1 er BET Eioen at fl1b.
fribere. @en6 @enge til, eller
.gi6r Monep 9r6ren betalbar til
rS t.. g uu1 Sibenoe !"
a 6 Il n ton Bio c t.
g q II r 8rgpem1mre af begge 8Ia.
De frit paa Sorlangenoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

st mt llttberif College biI blipe
oprettet Der ! 8pen til gfteruaret
Som set bil erinores bln Ser for!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

acknowledgements tn6lgb
til Soften 81. a. fra 9r. Soc Geottle,
Brait6ent for Set norife @angerfor=
bun6 poa Bacificfpiten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22
: &rnltneren It'll en- ung Game.

= &l1nltneren It'll en- ung Game,
Ser meget n6ie un6erieger ale Mas
%lerierne): u6r6fenen er meget long
iom / lit &alg, Set er bel til 9eres
ST. Ta6er, Sc 1t6ieger ct Malert?"
Srefenen Qi6t forlegen): uMei set
er egentlig til Mama. Hapa bar To-
oct ben6e ct Maleri til @piieh1en,
men mi er Der en- flor Gl1gtigbe0S-
plet paa set fo1tbore Sapet, og iaa
bar Mnma gtbet mig Sr6re til at
u61gge ct 8tlIe6e, Ser I Taccnen eg.
neoe Zig beb1t til at ifiule 6en."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

- @eboftgren: uDeres 8eret-
ming er mig libt for farbet."
Sournaliitem: r6orpet? Site
5por!".
@eoaftpren: 500 be- bar! Ser
er Inn fprretpbe 2inier, og 6eri Biz
Der Ben gamle @rosferer biolet al
@aieri, 26itnonten gren. .of @finip.
&c, Mo6erm bbib at .Sfref, ben I'M.
ge @ige reb al Sfam, .4og &l1ifen
bIoa of &11l6e! Spnes De lite, at
Sen er farbet?" /.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

@enle6 Maboers, genners og 8e-
ffiien6tes 9prlRrfiombeo paa. ST.
.Ball stoettoen % ifaf glabet en- M
bIanot Dem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22
JRifmeapo(iS

81. &ansco1n BPS. Gn al sD6=
bDens melt fjen6te og popltlnre &c.
ger Or. SO. $. &anscom, ct / 2br=
bags %afgoaet pes Dg0e1t / tit Stem
poa 10. Mbe. g. San bar fpot og
bob6e lebet al i'm Sis ber / 8pen, og
ban efterlooer Jig @nfe og to gifte
59itre, al bbilfe Sen enc ct @ron6=
dbef Ganterburps @uitru. Sun tog
Mfgangsefsamet fra @tatsnntperiite=
tet / 1888 og ibao6e en- u6bre6t
Brafsis / 9p6 Mtnneapolis. San
bor 6eltaget en6el / Sen lofale &oli=
tit og bar for 6 Mar ii6en republi=
fanif &an6i6at for ALDERMAN for 6.
@ar6. San blep begrapet Etrs6ag
@ftermi66ag fra @ienumet.
Stgnc 9ablberg er @apnet pao en-
ung ipenif &ige, iom ii01te @inter
TOM tilifa6e I @boenir @a6fferiet paa
1. Mbe. og fit SEN enc Mrm eoelagt.
Sun bar meget fattig, og iaa inart
bun fun6e bore oben Senge, mpaatte
bum iege 8eifjeftigelie be6 boao iom
hel1t bun fu116e u6rette for at fQa
2ipets Spbo16. SUN blep iaa otter
ipg fit ct Mnfal6 al @oniumption /
mtG @ro6, og alt 1aa meget mgrft
10 for ben6e. @aa forene6e ben6es
tt6ligere &amerater paa @a6iferiet
ON at bi9lpe ben6e; al 6eres lille
2bn iamle6e 6e iaa meget iammen,
at 6e fun6e betale ben6es @eiie til
Mrt5ora, og Ser begpn6te bun at pin-
6e lite alene lit &elbreo, men ogiaa
tit 2ipsmob ttlbage. Ser me6oeles
nj. fra ben6es npe 9pbol6slteo, at
bum er bIebet forIobet me6 en- Mine.
ingeni6r, og at BUN rimeltgbis in6en
ret Ipnge bill bIibe bans &u1tru.
@itn1une SpeietD bnr / oenre Com.
mer bol6t ifarpt u6fig efter 8e66ler>
nes Seite, og Der foreligger fIere Sill,
f9I6e, bbor @elifabets Mgent, Mr.
M6ams, bar lagt Jig imellem til bebite
for be u6iIiote Dpr. S Manbogs
ifg6 ban iaale6es en- Beo6lers Set
paa @bicago abe., bbor set itaffels
DDr bar. fal6et omful6; set funoe life
itaa paa 8enene, 90 6ds Sobe bar
naiten felt affliote, og oct bar 11b.
ieen6e al sen gropelte Sorlemmelie.
|Selfabet bar ! 6isie barme 5ommer-
'6oge norettet meget 9obt for gum
6e og &eite, og BET fortiener d mt,
Zig stbtte / fin @irfiombe6. 3es-
bprre bomber set lite fieloen, at
set faar @fam til Sat af Dprenes
@ierm9n6.
st MT l,ltberif College biI blipe
oprettet Der ! Bpen til gfteruuret.
Gom Set bil erin6res bIeD Ser for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22
n1inne(ota.


Mtnne(ota.
- Stotens 8oor6 of Control far
asiureret 5tatens 10 8pgntnger paa
tire glcre for $4,50O,0 900. @remien
er $56>250.
- Sl Sen Smgrfonteit, iom ifal
beo ubltiIlingen / ct. 2ouis
i S1tli Maaneo, er Ser ienot 1920
fra Minneiota.
- George 6ois / &6en far
en0t tit 2io. San bar en- bel fien6t
So Mar, og efterla6er fig
@uitrlt, tire S9nner og tire Dgtre.
SS11gen Marlog er gtpet for @elpmor,
Set.
- sc. s. 5tang / 6ergus mo6tog
forle0en un6erretning fra Mutbortte,
terne / 2on6on om, at Garl Gem, iom
/ forrige Maane6 rej1te til lit go1n(e
Silent / gsorge, er 500 poa Sernbanett
2on0on og @ull. M11tborite>
terne bill ni0e, bbor oe ifaI fence
bans gfterlo6enl faber.
- On @utfilb iom beie6e ODER AZ
&1n0, bleb forle0en fonget poa EN-
.beipn0erlig Maa6e / MiS1isiippi beo
@inona. 6iifen bor fommct / en- full
Srnltamme og fit life Sis til at font
ME l10 al tit ineDre &um, fer Tre-
ltan1mel1 DOR fommet in0 / 5obmgl=
len, pg 0n por Set let at fange ST.
fen.
- 9en epangeliif=lutber1fe 6pno,
bes &onference, mco &eprel ento11ter
fra olle Sc tD1fe Gpno0er / Sc 6or.
Stater, bill trn0e iammen / @inono
0en II. Slug. Mp6et oil bore til ser
%. Mislionsipergsmnolet blo1o1
Megre11e / @p6en oil blibe &obe6tbe:
maet 1tnber Gorbanoling. Set 1tojt{
Mboe al 6enne @onference blep bolo1
/ ct. saul / 1896.
- 6ragttofsterne mel1em Du1lutl
og Buffalo me6 Dampifibene er nj
iaa 1aoe, at @peoe og &6rfrg ienoes
for Ell Gent pr. 8uibel. Sernbaner.
ne er ioa iprige for at faa Trogten
at 6e trDffer Brtierne ne6 for @fibs:
farten. Ser er 8 Willioner 8u
&orn lagret / 0ulutb, men troos 81
labe Gragttafster gaar set life bur:
ttgt me6 GorIen6elien.
= 0amperen uMaorge" bop6e tt
Basiagerer omborb, bbts 8etemmeI
ieSlt@ bar &anoipobt County, mem
Zig Ole Senien og Sobanna Mrne
ion. Senien bar en- ung gift Mon6
bbis Gamilie boer / &rtittania. Mii|
Mrneien bar en- 17aarig Btge, 6e'
ifuloe reiie til fin Snfel og Eante
Scr. og @rs. S. 8. Sobnion / @ill
mar, gomle og belitaaenoe Settler
/ ferite @ar6.
- Sra 2ittle Sails itribes: @ati
@iniers angibne 6orlgg poo at iet
tie Sobn &ar6aicb's Mabn / Gorbia
6elie mes Morbet paa bet1bes Man6
Sranf Mtnter, SEN %. Stunt bor ifff
fprt til noget an6et, enc at @or
6ai6 bleb bol6t fat nogle Gage, me
oens @agen bleb un6eri6gt. @n6o!
erenb Mers. Minier blep forbgr
i6ag, bleb Gluten, iom er bare Il
Mar gamrnel, lgsIa6t, 1a Mpnoigbe
6erne fgIte fig forbisfet ON, at ia,
intet bur boot me1 Sorbrp6eIfen a
gi6re. '6orbgret gootgior1oe, at ia,
albrig Bnb0e bubt 5umrtoem mel
ben6e. Ssrgen tan forfIare, bborfo,
bun idgte at iatte bam | JorbmoeIi
meb Morbet paa ber16es. Manb. 5or
bgret MOB Mfrs. Mtnier g~ienoptages
September. &enbes Goribarer
fremferte irtet @ibnesbDr6 unbe
Gorb9ret.
6enleb Maboers, gennerg % 8e
fien6tes DpmRrfiombeo paa. st
Naul St6er1oe1 % ifaf 8Iabet Ell III
IMEn,,,,r,,4 hTn,..tSk4 xo.,, 9
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22
&urro og @orbentionert tilberte s

StoDlunoen, babbanoen Mil fra
8Den, og bbor @le0en til tent paa
aftenen lto6 bgit | Sag. S en- nnr=
|liggenoe 8apillon u6ifienfe6es Mao
og 9riffe til. 5angerne - pao egte
@run6 SORTS Moner, 116en 8etaltng.
|Sg lforartet Dor set at iagttage 6e
pel0ige Sn0brg Ser gjor6es paa Ma=
ben, tbi bar Sa0ene tomme fpl0tes
Sc after iom al uipnlige @en0er.
2tbt &ronif.
Mf Sc 5angforeninger, ser tom
til Soften iom rtgtige @erremen6, /
al m1ltg &omfort, bar uMinnebaba
Man6sfor" at Siour Sails ubetinget
SEN, Ser bar Briien biem. Sc bap6e
egen Brobiant meb og til beres OPP
%uartning 1to6 ct &ar Sienere, ser
fuIgte meo acknowledgement. Sber set
bele ito6 iaa en- al Sangerne m6balgt
&omit6. Der otter bar in66elt / Cub
&omiteer me6 bber Mean6 til fin
beitemte @ierning, og alting git iom
oar set lmurt. Me6ifriberen beraf
bap1e Sen 6orn6ielie iommen me6
Dr. Sobnion at ct. Saul 90 Ct
8reii6ent Sailing at 9uIl,tb at blioe
in6bu6t til Mften, og Men11en me0
Ofsebaleiuppen og fogt Slit I pifant
@uuce imogte fortrinligt. 0g iaa
bole6es Ser @fsportpl op al SSfple>
re, Safe, STE og @elf / 8%al1ebis,
6r1et / Ebn6eots og &obaneiere /
&asiepis, - io> Sc Songere forlto6.
at leoe. Men iaa bar Sc ogiaa @enb
/ 6eres Mi6te iom @r>Mapor 8. s.
9ten, Wreii6ent), &jpbman6 g. S.
@oritao, @foleiuperinten6ent s. 81.
uItr11b, @ollert .&il6abl, Carl Man=
nern6, Olaf &al1llon, 8rb6rene 81
lingion, og &eiten al iamme Our
! 6eig; Torentngen bob6e efter @igcn>
Sc ODER 1000 9ollors / &asien, 6a
set bar aflte1 til @ran6 Sorts, og
l16gifterne> ser iiftert belpb fig til
a6ifillige bun6re6e, beltre6es al &ei=
iefon6et.
2pfbnifningstelegrammer in61gb
til Soften 81. a. fra 81. Soc / Geottle,
Yrnii6ent for Set norife @angerfor-
bun6 paa BacificfpIten.
Ser bar megen l1n6er9ol6ninJ poa
@%obe0foarteret efter &oncerterna, og
Sfuelpi1ler Clinton Sanneis al Min.
neapolis optraa6te fer gie1tagne
Wange UNDER ltormen6e 8ifal6, bbil=
fet bar %belfortient; tbi bon por rig'
tig / tit @s, og Del ipeffet me6 81
Eager Mnlebninget frebe6e. Scr
8. 8. @biblep, SEN oelfien6te Solgs:
man0 for Muitffirmaet Softer &
8al0o / Minnenpolis> %fungere0e mel
oa1ltg Dpgtigbe6 iom %Mffompagna:
tpr poa Btanoet.
Set officielle acknowledgement
bar ler6eles elegant n6fgrt, og Nor
man0en Bubl. Co., lom babbe u6fpr:
grbei6et, fortiente erlig al 6en 81
raf ser bleb u0itr6et ODER set / Ga
gems Mnle6ning. Scr. 6. 8. @ol6 a
@rano Sorts, Ser tegne6e Omilage
; liant n6faite0e Segntngen for u8iar
mes" 1pe St1febanner, bor bore beo
. ite 9nifer paa bans fremtioige &1nIt
nerbone. Sons Gent er nmisfien6e
Zig.
1 r
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

1ffe l9nge lioen agiteret 1tgrft for at
fao set ipenife college / ct. Heter,
Minn., flpttet fer til @pen; rtet1 ga
bette mislpffe0es. blep set beiluttet
at oprette ct nDt College / Merbe6en
al SpillingbDerne, f%ontrolleret al
lpenife 2lttberonere fer / 8Den. Sen
til Sr6ningen al 6enne Gag neo-
iatte &omit6 far nlt bel l1ttet at lo6e
Golleget faa Ylo6s for Set fbrite Mor
Il Srar1flin 8locf paa @jprnet al
6rQnfling She. og II. @pe. g., og
ienere bill Set formentlig blipe In
italleret I i'm egen @pgning mel(em
Spillingbperne; set bill faa Moonet
uMinneiota College,.
Sitter en- &pmnin9. Det gaar for
boloapis temmelig ofte paa me6 .&pm>
ni1ger fra bort fire @ountptengie1,
og Set Ter us til, at set er langt let
tere for Gangerne at fomme bort fra
set en0 set er at fQ1ge Dem tilbage,
naar 6e er iluppet no. S Girs6ags
for en- Tange, 6re6 Mortenien, bbis
&iem er paa 16. Mpe. g., og .iom
bleD arreiteret for Epperi for tire
Tiger 1tben, giort Jig uipnlig- San
baD6e iprget for beb efsemplariif Op.
fgriel at foa o6ifillige @uunItbepis-
ninger, laale6es Sob til at gaa frit
ON / &orri6orerne, men / Eirs6og5,
Ga '&iiitationen fan6t @teb, bar ban
forouftet. @%ntagelig bar en- al bans
8enner, iom beiegte bam, bragt bam
en- Sorfle6ning> / bpilfen ban iaa er
iluppet ufjenM forbi 8agten. go.
litiet fat bans Signalement> % set
bentes, at ban pil blipe fonget.
Sen repnblifanife @fsefmtipfomit6
for @ennepin County bol6t Me1e /
Wan6ags % balgte 9bomas s. Cir
ling al @obbinsbale til Sorman6, 81.
81. 8. &obn al z. @ar6 til Gefre.
ter og Samuel @la6ine al 5. @ar6
til @aslerer. Sen tt6Iigere Sor.
mono, George S. Matcban, 6eItoe
lite / Me6et. San bar un6er Scr.
fampagnen 2e6er al Collins @tprte
Der / @ountpet; ban bob6e meo6eIt
@fsef1ttbtomiteen, at ifignt ban lite
bar tilfre6s me6 l1bfal6et al @tats-
nominationen, bilbe ban lite rbolte.s,
men nrbeibe for, at ben nominere6e
Eicfet hur6e bIine baIgt. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

- George Sois / &omp6en far
enot lit Sin. &an bar en- bel fien0t
6armer, So Mar, og efterla6er fig
@11ltru, tire Spnner og tire Dgtre.
SSngen Mariag er gibet for @elbmor,
Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

- Sill sen Smbrfonteit, iom ifal
boLbes beo u6itillingen / 81. 2ouis
/ S1tli Maaneo, er Ser ien6t t20
6rltager fra Minneiota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

- Stotens 8oor6 of Control far
osiureret 5tatens 10 8Dgninger paa
ire Mcre for $4,500,000. Bremien
er $56,250.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-05
Fire Adds Terror to Explosion--B Burning
va m Whisky Claims Many Victims,
u.e Number Unkncwn
Flames Spread to Sokyad, and Thousands Of Head Of Cattle We're
81 Bnrned...poiee and Fire Department Fight to Keep
'.s q Back Crowds Anxious After Fate Of
bai Is aea Loved Ones. ssa esr

Peoria. ILL.,. June 4.--An explosion
which occurred In the ii-story ware
house of the Corning Distillery COM
pany OF this place at o'clock this aft
ernoon completely wrecked the build
ing. cost the lives Of at least ten men
and loss OF approximately si000,0O0.
The ruins Immediately caught fire
and communicated to three adjoining
buildings. which were burned to the
ground.
II In known that ten men were buried
beneath the ruins and burned TO death,
and dozen more were seriously In
jured.
Cause Of Explosion Unknown.
The cause OF the explosion is un-
known. II came TO the men working
in the great dlstiiIcry without a mo-
menta warning. With one exception
the Corning plant Is the greatest In
the world. At the time OF the explosion
the walls OF the great warehouse SEEM
ed TO rise and fail. cloud OF dust
arose. men were hurled through the
mir and fell TO the ground dead and
dying. Fire Immediately broke out to
add TO The horror OF the sight. II was
impossible to reach the men beneath
the ruins and they suffered an awful
death. A general alarm called the 81
machines OF the fire department to the
scene. but they could do nothing
against the burning whisky. The loss
on whisky and spirits stored, together
with the buildings and machinery. viii
sI,O00.o0O.
Fire Spreads TO stoekyards.
At o'clock tonight the fire had
spread TO the stockyards district and
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-05
sWoaE 70 MAKE IT HOT.
interesting Bit Of Testimony Hsfors
Commerce Commission. u

interesting Bit Of Testimony ssfoes
Commerce Commission.
Chicago. June 4.--That representa-
tive Of Armour a. Co. threatened ia
make It hot for the commission mer-
chants IL they testified in regard te
the effect Of the alleged monopoly con-
tract between Armour & co. and the
railroads In the Michigan fruit belt
was a charge made In the testimony
before the interstate commerce COM
mission today
J. G. Maynard, commission merchant
at Grand Rapids, Mich, testified tina,
r. e. walcott had said:
"You fellows should have not come
down here to testify. We will see that
you get the hot end Of the stick"
Attorney A. r. Urien who repre-
sents Armour & Co, explained that
Wolcott was very subordinate en-
ploye Of the company. and IL he had
made such statement II was not
upon the advice Of his superiors.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-05

dress the convention. and Mr.. Rlordla
the eighth vice president Of the inter-
national association. whose home is In
San Francisco will also speak.
The local branch has had made dele-
gates badges that are indeed worthy
OF mention. They represent a ship un-
der full sail In the midst OF the ocean.
Above isfthe name Of the association
and the date and place OF the COM
veDiion. and below In bold letters is
the legend; Where Rolls the Oregon
The local branch has made full prep
arations 70 care FOR The delegates. their
families and friends. and 10 the four
days during which the convention is
expected 20 last the visitors will be
taken to places Of interest In and about
the city. viii make a trip 70 the Co
iumbia river bar and win be shown the
time Of their lives. e'' haee e
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-05
Lons,horemsn Association win
Convene In the Morning for
afour.Day's Session. y 2
PREPARATIONS ALL MADE
Intcresting Opening Has Been
Arranged ana the Visitors
VIII he shown n Good
Time.

The annual convention of the Inter-
national t.ongshoremen. Marine and
Transport Workers viii convene to-
morrow morning NJ 10 o'clock at Car
nahan's hall Between lb and 90 dele
gates viii be present, representing the
Pacific coast branch Of the interna-
,ionai order--a branch comprising Ore
gon, Washington. California and Britt
ish Columbia. The local members of
the organization deserve a great deal
OF credit for gaining this convention
for the city Of Astoria, aa many larger
and stronger cities were enthusiastic
candidates for the honor. s
After the call 70 order tomorrow
morning Mayor surprenant will deliver
the address OF welcome on behalf Of
the city Of Astoria. He will be follow
cd by Hon Harrison Allen, who will
speak on behalf OF the county and
state. The state was 10 have heen
represented by Mr, Hon Of Salem. the
state labor commissioner. but Il Will
be impossible for Commissioner Hon
10 be present. and Mr. Allen win rep
resent the state In hla stead. Rev
william Seymour Short will also de-
liver short address and the inyoca-
ton.
MIR. Ed Bowers Of Astoria, n member
az ihn rnnfrnI council will also Ad-
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coLLIDEp WITH SCHOONER.
Revenue Cutter Bear Seriously injured
OF Port Gamble,

San Francisco, June 4.-The United
States revenue cutter Bear. which sail
cd from here for Seattle June 2. col
lided with the four-masted schooner
Spokane yesterday 80 miles northwest
of Point Reyes. The Spokane was lum-
ber-laden from Port Gamble to this
city.
The Bear was badly damaged and
returned to this port today for re-
pairs. Her upper rigging was carried
away and she was cut to the waters
edge, The Spokane also sustained some
injury.
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TO RELIEVE
THE PORT
General Stackelberg's Army b
Nearing Port Arthur On lts
Way to the Rescue Of
That Port.
PORT ARTHUR DECISIVE
a-l-
Authorities Point OutThat Los
VIII Cost Russia = Great
Deal and Say Mistake
Is Being Made.

Paris June 1.-THE 81. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Matin says hs
learns from a trustworthy source thai
an advance guard Of 1900 men undss
General stakeIberg. sent BY Kuropat-
kin to the relief Of Port Arthur has
already reached the entrance to Lias
Tung peninsula and the bulk OF the
army Is following.
The correspondent Of the Matin at
Niuchwang confirms this. stating that
important movements Of Russian troops
are proceeding to the southwark 0f
Tachichao toward Kaiping.
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records were made and two Of the old
marks were equaled. In the shot pui
Giant" Rose OF Michigan established
a. new mark at ~ feet 4 inch. beating
the old figure nearly six feet. In the
discus throw Rose hurled the weight
i25 feet az inches. almost seven feet
better than the record.
The Leland stanford team failed "a
show up ~ wen al was expected. land
ing only one first, Cole carrying away
the honors in the pole vault. He cross
ed the bar az iifeet 30 inchea The
score by colleges follows:
Michigan. 81; Chicago. %: wlscon-
sin. rs; Purdue. 10; stanford, D: n
Iinois. 8; Indiana. 4: Drake, .: oberlin.
.; Iowa, /.
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WANT CONVENTIONS.

Western Cities win Send Dslssstss 70
HHa st. Louis 10 Get Them. aM
San Francisco. Juno 4.--A meeting Of
the representatives OF commercial or
ganlzatiohs Of western cities was held
here today for the purpose Of working
together AT 81. Louis this year 10 get
conventions 10 come 10 the Pacific
coast In 1905, Among the cities to be
represented az ~. Louis win be San
Francisco. Tacoma. Portland. sacra-
mento. Denver. Butte and ogden. be-
sides promises from other cities.
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AUTHORITIES cRITIcIzsg.


Say kuropatkin's Policy % Faulty in
the Extreme.
Paris, June 4.--Leading military au-
thorities here expect an early fall Of
Port Arthur and view this as the most
serious If not irreparable blow to Rus
sia. the present condition Of Port Ar
thur being compared to that Of Mefx
and Sedan during the Franco Prus-
sian war. 1t is pointed out that KurO-
patldn is making the same fatal mis-
take in regard to Port Arthur's ability
to resist that the French made in con-
nection with Metz. Military critics
without exception disapprove Of Kuro-
patkin's policy OF non-resistance.