WEDNESDAY JUNE 17.
THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
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GRAND MUSICAL
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First Semi-Annual Concert, season 1908
t ASTORIA THEATRE
t Thursday Evening' i
June 18
CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
DR. EMIL, ENNA, Director
Soloists
; ; John Clair Montieth, Baritone; Frank G. Eichen
; ; laub, Violinist; Miss Mary E. Conyers, Mezzo-So-'.
! prano; Miss Beatrice Hidden, Pianist; Harold Bayley,
Concertnieister.
Admission $1.00
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It is Declared She Also Will be the
Only Woman Who Ever Had a
..Vote in a Republican National
Convention.
CHICAGO, June 16.- The only
woman who will have a cat on the
floor of the republican convention as
regular delegate came ta Chicago
yesterday. She is Mrs. Lucy A.
Clark oi Brighani City Utah, and it
is declared she also will be the only
woman who ever had a vote in a
republican convention.
Mrs. Clark came to ths city merely
as an alternate delegate Three hours
after her arrival, the Utah delegates
went into caucus. Then it was found
that one of the regular delegates, C.
E. Loose, of Prove City, wouldn't
come to the convention. Thereupon
the vacant position was allotted to
Mrs. Clark as a regular delegate.
Mrs. Clark is the daughter of one
of the early Mormon pioneers and
is an ardent woman suffragist.
Ex-committee man of the National
League of Republican' Clubs and
avowed champion of President Roose
velt for a third term, yesterday issued
a statement declaring that President
Roosevelt would be placed in nom
ination. tlutf his acceptance or rejec
tion being "purely a question of re
lationship" he could do nothing but
accept and arguing that his nomina
tion would mean among other things.
"The election of the republican
ticket by an unprcccdentedly large
majority. The carrying by substant
ial majorities of North Carolina, Vir
ginia and Tennessee; the election of
every republican nominee for gover
nor north of the "Solid South" the
sure return to the hduse of represen
tatives of a large majority of repub
licans; the sure election of republi
can majoritcs in the legislatures of
those northern states which will next
year choose U. S. senators and the
overwhelming nomination of New
York state by the republicans.
Senator Smoot of .Utah declared
that the delegation from his state will
vote 'for Roosevelt if the president's
name is placed in nomination. The
Utah state convention indorsed
Roosevelt but the delegates were un-instructcd.
No More Customs Cases Will Be
Heard by the Court Until October
Millions of Dollars Tied up Pend
Ing Final Tariff Differences.
NEW YORK, June 16.- With the
closing of the Federal Courts for the
summer, so far as tariff litigation is
concerned, nearly 45,000 appeals by
importers are now pending on the
suspended files of the Board of
United States General appraisers.
No more customs cases will be heard
by the courts until October.
Most of the issues now pending are
those arising under the present or
Dingley Tariff, although a few ques
tions under the tariffs of 1890 and
1894 are before the courts for final
determination. The explanation of
present conditions is said to lie in the
fact that the federal courts are in no
position to devote their entire time
or even a small part of it to the ade
quate hearing of questions wholly ir
relevant to the tariff, such as bank
ruptcy, admiralty, Civil and General
miscellaneous issues.
While official figures are not obtain
able, it is believed that several mil
lions of dollars are tied up pending
final tariff diflerenccs by the courts,
while much American capital which
might be used profitably is held back
until it is determined whether the
rates on certain lines of imports will
warrant home manufactures of the
foreign products, while existing con
dition of affairs in customs litigation
have caused renewed discussion of a
measure introduced in congress two
years ago for the establishment of a
customs court The bill was drawn
up by one of the members of the
Board of appraisers and provided
that all tariff cases shall be brought
before the tribunal for determination.
In certain instances, however, appeals
could be prosecuted to the supreme
court of the United States.
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WILL COUNSEL PATRICK.
Who is Convicted of the Murder of
Marsh Rice.
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NEW YORK, June 16.-Vith the
statement that he had consented to
act as counsel for Albert Patrick-
convicted of the murder of William
Rice, William L. McDonald, an at
torney, has made public Patrick s
complaint and .application to obtain
i liberty on a writ of habeas corpus
from the federal courts. McDonald
and Patrick were class mates in the
University of Texas. He has visited
Patrick at Sing Sing and will have
legal aid in the fight for the impris
oned lawyer's freedom. Patrick
charges a conspiracy to rob Rice of
more than $3,100,000 in his complaint
and denounces those connected with
his conviction. He says in part:
"That participating in such con
spiracy' in addition to, those specifi
cally named, were and are many per
sons of wealth and high standing and
official professional, social and politi
cal influence, and in the present de
generate oligarchy, non-republican,
arbitrary and current government of
said state, disrespect for law, disre
gard oi human rights, low state of
public morals, individual helplessness
and supiness, it is wholly impractij
cable for your complainant to obtain
any redress, hearing or just conclu
sion of law r fact from the state offi
cers or tribunal, and an emergency
exists which makes relief by the fed
eral courts imperative."
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TO PREVENT HYDROPHOBIA.
NEW YORK, June Id-Administration
of treatment for prevention of
hydrophobia to three dogs is going
on at the Pasteur Institute here an
innovation, it is said ,in the institu
tion's practice and believed to be the
first experiment of the kind tried
here. One of the dogs is a prize bull
dog, belonging to Captain C. L. J.
Frohwitter of the Eighty First Co.,
Coast Artillery, at Fort Schuyler,
which was bitfen by a stray animal at
the Post. Captain Frohwitter, in an
effort to save his pet, has got the
institute to undertake the treatment
Two other dogs taking the treatment
at the institution are likewise valua
ble specimens a French poodle and
a great Dane, belonging to residents
of Oyster Bay, where a mad ran wild
a short time ago. None of the dogs
seems to mind the treatment, which
consists of the injection of a tea'
spoonful and a half ' , of anti-toxin
three times a day. The treatment will
continue for nine days, Soldiers ex
ecuted seven other dogs bitten at
Fort Schuyler by the same animal
which had attacked the captain's prize
bull dog. They were all "mascots"
and the post i3 mourning for its lost
pets, ... 'v ,
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