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20R0NATI0N! POSTPONED -Y - - - 1 ' r:h Edward Taken ; Sudden- . ly and Violently 111 AN OPERATION PERFORATED England's Uncrowned Mon arch Has Attack of Per- A PORTION - OP THE PUBLIC .' OP ; LONDON IS (CELEBRATING THE CORONATION IN. SPITE OP THE " ; RULER'S DANG EROUS , ILLNESS - NO CCTMPLICATIONS. I ; V LONDON . June' 24. Th coronation is postponed indefinitely, on account of th indisposition of King Edward who is suffering front" perityphlitis.. .An op eration on the King was successfully performed this morning, i i ' London, June 25-(Wednday, 8:03 a. m.) The King passed a 'good night. There are no complications. J' LONDON, June 23, With dramatic suddenness the King has been stricken i nyn (Sa m;a m ftnrAniirtlrtn. Tonight; he lies lit a . critical; state, at TiutklnghaJfrr Palace. " m spite of. the. intensity of thi tragic Interruption, the lower element jof London are "maf ficking" ! through : the - , flag-decked tstreets, and - a portion of society. In coronation, gowrjs and - jewels," ha gathered ,at what Is called the gala coronation dinner, at one of the' fash lonaWe hotels. Even at the gates of Buckingham Palace, within -which the ableat surgeons and physicians., con stantly remain in the hope : of saving the sovereign's life, - the - touting of horns aWd the sounds-of other revelries tan he plainly heard. Tha slim gathering, which still remains bh.iath -beivt on celebrating than on sympathlx- in. j -.. -;-' Wagonldad of boisterous rowdies are on the streets. -' They are driving 1I softs' of -vehicles., and waving flags and hugging demijohns of liquor. They make their riolsy.way from the (AVest "Knd to Whltechapel. . Thep -represent that section' of the British ' public which no tragedy, can sotjers Into de cency. They- have fasted JJcensn, tfe- restrained by law, in ; celebrations In connection with the war, nnd King or do King, they wilt celebrate the coro nati?n, , " i '; ' - h ' ' :' It must be admitted that the revel ers am misled by, ttlm (technical langu ege'of tW bulletins; they seem to have no conoepfttjn..! gravity- of King i.iiwaru i conumon. i ne s imnmnK jmrtlontof the", Natjort," howevi-r, h.i" gone home numbed by the events which" .today ha'brought forth. , An IndescHbahla consternation pre VlUs throughout the jcountry and this consterwtaion is"rettectea .. in r cable-. ;grams eceivea rrom ail centers or tne nr.lv.erse. If tonight's" progress ismaln-italned.-he WQ1 prbbably t1deoveV the effects of hi severe operation, which successfully removed the local trou ble. But should any compllMi'iIon oc cur, such as septic peritonitis or blood poisoning, it is feared His Majesty's present physical and nervous condi tion would prove unequal to the strain. Involved. There Is consequently In- terny anxiety as to the outcome. ' The Kings aoctors oeneve mat his Majesty would have been dead! before now. -icni or,ine opvwiun. fi condition became - so alarming - last night that xone time It was feared dealh might ensue " before- the sur geon's knife could afford him , relief. An intense swelling of the extremities, accompanied by alarming symptoms of mortlflcationi constituted thet ; emerg ency ?and;demanded immediate opera tion. To the last the King tried to avoid thh and he was willing to be carried", to "the Abbey foe ths. corona tion "ceremony -in order that it should" cruras, arranged. The influence of Queen Alexandra was enlisted; how ever and at an early hour this morn ing the royal patient was prepared for the operation which even In the skill ful hands of England's best surgeons, was fraught with grave danger. Bhokly before ,s2 oVIwk rh!s after noon Ills Majesty -wa ' moved from hla couch to the operating table, and; an anaesthetic was administered. ' Sir Frederick Treves made ."tbe-1 Incision near the patient's groin and carried It upward with an outward slant for nearly four Inches. The? obstruction wa rrmoeiin4l a tubing was placed In th affected Intestine. " . ; - King KdwaM's first word I when, he recovered consciousness, were td ask for S3eorce. and the Prince of Wales who wa waiting in the next" room, was immediately 'Admitted j to his father's' presence. f 1 Th b'it Informed opinion places the date -o the coronation In about three months ime. provided King Edward progresses weQ In the meantime. ' ':' ;-:.Th King'a Condition. , Londoii, June 24. The following bul letin was Issued at -11:10 p. ra.: . The King's condition Is aa good as could be expected after so serious an operation. Ills strength Is malntatn ed. there is less pain, and His Majesty has taken a little nourishment. v It will be some days, before It will be possible to say that" King Edward is out of danger. , . - - The King's Illness. I New Tork. June' 24. Dr. Cyrus Edson explained the King's illness 1 and the operation as follows: I , f "Perltyphltis la, Inflammation, Includ ing the formation of an abscess f;the tissues around the vermiform appendix and hence perityphlitis is hard to dis tinguish at once from appendicitis. I'suaHy an operation la Necessary to ascertain whether the appendix or the surrounding tissue Is diseased. In the King's m there la probably an ab scess; at the head of the large. intestine vhre iheappendlx begins and the op eration today was an immeCiate nec essity, because the abscess had to be cat at at once and emptied of its con tents of pus.,' Of course I cannot say what further than tha abscess was dis covered, by. the surgeons that. is. . to what extent the inflammation had af ffected that part pt the "King'a body. Under ordinary circumstances he ought to recover in thre or four weeks, but after recovery- it would" perhaps - b four weeks more before he would be able to perform hla part of the corona- tlon ceremonies. The King's trouble la In his right side, low down." REVOLUTION W BRAZIL PREPARATIONS . SAID TO , BE AFOOT FOR STARTING ONE 4 . BEFORE LONG J - f NEW YORK, Jane, 24 A dispatch from La Pax says the Bolivian Govern ment has verbally notified the Brazil ian Minister that Bolivia Insists-on her tights,' cable the ' Buenos Ayres, Ar gentina, correspondent " of : the Herald, to lease 'the Acre tetritory; oyer which the two, nations have.oeen in dispute, but nevertheless .will rescind the con tract with the Anglo-American syndi cate - if the Government of Brazil in sist . - Th Journal de .BraziL of Rio Jan eiro, says preparations aire afoot to bring about a revolution, in Brazil be fore the establishment of the hew ad ministration of Rodriguez Alvez. the president-elect. . , NOTABLE SPEECHES MADE BEFORE THE CLOSE OF THE . PJHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT ; BILL YESTERDAY. WASIHNGTON. June 24-Two no table - speeches marked the - closing of the general debate on the Philippine Civil Government bill today. They Were made by Landis. an Indiana Re publican, and by AVllJIams, a Missis sippi Democrats There were demonstra tions after each concluded. i' Washington, ' June 24. The Senate today passed the bill creating a Nation al forest- reserve in the Southern Ap palachian mountains. ' .The VW11 pro vides for the purchase of four million acres in the Southern Appalachian sys tem, the cost not to exceed 110,000,000; 1 THE CONVICTS STILL FREE Tracy and Merrill Have Not ' Been Heard From SINCE SUNDAY MORNING The Desperadoes Are Well Supplied With -. :. : Food : tW JANE , TOPPMAN, THE lvAtASSA CHUSETTS NURSK OONFESSKS ' TO IIAVINGMURDERED THIRTY ONE PATIENTS. mHUNO HKU CAREER EMPLOYED 7JOKP1UNI" VAN VOUVER "ash.;" Jiine There are no new developments in the chase after t the convicts,- Tra-y ; a n:i Merrill, slnpe yesterday. There Is abso lutely no trace of the Outlaws since last Sunday, morning, when they are known to have made a raid on the hotute of Pat MctS u ire. The desperadoes are now supplied with enough food to last .them se-eral days. 'and it Is believed they are still in hiding In the woods tlHs side of the Lewis river. Fear of Lynching, i - ; 'Jonllft, Mo.. June 24. Wm. Brown, a miner of XM undo, fearful of being lynch ed for theNmurder of a fellow-worker. Jumped lntofhe Elk river near Lana Ran, forty mile from here today and Was drowned. , i :-t Wholesata Murder. ;Boston. Jjune- 24. iispected: of the death of elejven persona.trut indicted-for murdering only three. Miss Jane Popp n. who was yesterday declared Insane, has confessed that she has killed dur ing her career a professional nurse.no less than thirty-one human beings. This statement was -made to Juge Fred M. Blxby, of Brocton, senior coun sel at the trial yesterday. She could not help commuting crimes. She ar gued, moreover." that she was not In sane, ; She said she knew she waa do ing wrong. '::.: ;'"..: . i i ' , Morphine, was Mis Toppan'a agency for producing-death. Many of the vic tims were unsuspecting;- and the most intimate frle ids. Miss Toppan waa. so she was able to escape detection of years.. ..j ; SECY SHAW'S RULING . "MAKES IT POSSIRLE FOR ONE TO BRING $100 WORTH OF GOODS ;FROM MEXICO DUTf FREE. MONTEREY, Mex.. June 2. Accord ing to a ruling of the Secretary of the Treasury of-the United Ptates, Leslie M. Shawi it is possible for any Ameri can returning to the states a-fter a visit to Mexico to take back things pur chased in the Republis to the value of lj0.. Mr. Bhaw's ruling Is based on, interpretation of that portion ox tne Im port laws that states that one may bring In free of duty flOO. worth of per sonal effects. This ha always been construe,! heretofore to mean $100 worth of wearing apparel. t : TO CONSULT ROOSEVELT REPUBLICAN WILL ASK PRESI ; DENT'S ADVICE IN IMPORT ANT MATTER. CHICAGO, June 24. The Executive Committee of the Republican National League ntet here tod;y and ; a ; sub committee wia depart for Washington to. watt on President Roosevelt, on whom depends largely the date and place for the next National, Conven tion. - Cincinnati, St. Louis. Indian apolis Grand Rapids, Philadelphia and Dallas are competing to secure the convention.' BRYAN RULES CONVENTIONS DwinOCratS aild POpUliStS Qf' - ! Nebraska in Session DEADLOCK ON GOVERNOR An All Night Session of the ' . .,Two Organiza- Uions . l; . ' " ...... , ,.. I ! . - ' " .3 THE iSAGE OF UNCOLN UNDER- , TAKES TO BRING HARMONY OUT OFT CHAOS KANSAS - POPULISTS DECIDE TO FUSE WITH THEIR FORMER POLITICAL ALLIES. ., GRAND ISLAND, Neb., June 24. The Democratic - and Populist State Conventions met in this city today. At midnight- the two -conventions are in a deadlock, over the nomination for Governor. : . " : i Democrats are contesting for Con- stantlne J. Smyth, former Attorney- General, and the Populists' tenaciously cling to Matthew F. Harrington. , Not- Withstanding the deadlock, however. the sentiment appears almost universal that fusion on the entire tcket will be brought about before daylight. Both conventions early agreed to the report of the conference committee regarding the eaual division of the offices, . tbq party losing the Governor, to have first f choice of the remaining offices.: , . ! Will J. Bryan has been on the ground all day, and his influence was plain- visible In the action of the' two oodta. and to his good offices is due to a great extent the harmony , which has come out of what seemed at one time to be a somewhat, turbulent body of dele. gates. The Issues In the state cam paign will be against railroads, cor po ration s and taxation, but a resolu tion endorses the Kansas' City plat form. ?-. -" Kansas Populists. I Topeka. Kans., June 24. The People's Party State Convention tonight com pleted th nomination of the following Ut ket: - .. Justices of the Susreme Court, four jjtr5 Frank Doster, of Marlon cnun- ty; for six. years, 'IM. 8. Waterbury. Lyon, aid 11. F, Milton, Fora. : Congressman -at - Iarge J. D. Bodkin, Cowley,. , , . , 4 Lieutenant-Governor Fred J. Close; .Kjua. tf . , , V Atl(3rnfiiGf neral "F. I 'M'. Pearl, Brown..- - , ' "j. TreaHurfrf-D. V. Hefnebower. Miami Kutnrjntfnderit'fcr Public 1 Wstrm'tKm. --H' fT Pnu-nt1 Pr.nn . ., . ' t .i - rfc ........ ... ... . ouin:iiiiimui..ii i. insurance u. J flart. of Norton. ' . ' The convention was the scene of a lively contest aH day, in regard to the qiu-Ktioii of fusion with the Democrats There wet e a large number of straight out l'oiu!i:,l3 In the . convention who wanted ticket nominated without ref er er.tf to, th wishes of the Democrats. V. r.ii ? thla element, was numerous e&oush tQ. put up a strong fight. It could not control the policy of the con vention. 3' v ' Fusion was accordingly adopted. The above ticket 'wag submitted to the Democratic State Convention late to night, and will become a part of the Democratic - ticket. The Democrats, in their convention in Wichita last month, nominated a Governor and other state ofTcera. except .those today chosen by the PoDUllsts.. Bv this sort of a -com bination the ' allied forces . hone " to overcome the plans of the antr-Fusion law.:! -. -" .: ' .ROOSEVELT TO BOSTON WILL DELIVER AN 1ADDRESS AT ' THE HARVARD UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT. 5 WASHINGTON, June 24. President Roosevelt, accompanied by Secretary Cortelyou, and Dr. T. 'J. Furie, of the Navy, left this evening over the Penn sylvania road for Boston, where the President will attend th commence ment exercises at Harvard University, and deliver an address; v CONFESSES A MURDER . . v .... SUPPOSED SLATER OF NORA FUL LER WANTED IN SAN FRAN CISCO, SURRENDERS, SAN "FRANCISCO, June 21 ., -A ! clal to the Examiner front' Sedrot Wooley, Waslu. says that a man con ftsslng to be one of the Nor jFu.Ueral murderers, has surrendered himself to the city, marshal. lie claim ; to be John Bennett, for whom the police have, been looking for several months. : Bennett says he Is resolved to tell the whole story, implicating some of the most prominent men In San Fran cisco. - j He particularly mentioned . a physician who: etands at the top of his profession , In thart city. He acknowl edges that he was mixed up in the af fair at first, but claim that he was not the real murderer. He says, that when he tells the story before' the proper court It will stir San Francisco from center to circumference. 1 SOUTH; AMERICAN DISPUTE. NEW YORK. June 2S. Colonel Sir Thomas Holdich has. returned from a trip through Patagonia, where. a.rr- bit ration commissioner, he has been studying the question of the disputed boundary between Argentina " and Chile, cable the Buenos correspondent of the Herald. He declared that he Is convinced" the matter will be settled without delay, and that Argentina and Chile will be satisfied with the award,- which will be announced probably be fore the end ot the year. Sir Thomas Holdich desires to soon return to Eng land. Moreno and Vlrosoro, delegates. will also return to London, there to re main until the award Is. made public. yj 1M jpA ETt I'kt Slgastrt evening-from the commencement exer cises at Mount Angel and fell out when the train was In mqiion. Ills head struck the ground and htal left hand passed under the V wheels. " fie ' was brougb4c to . Woodburn on a stretcher and bis wounds "attended by Drs. Shorev and O'X.eary. ' Two smashed ftneer were amputated, another sUtch- ii r, u.-Tttlo n frnlnrc rif the KkuII t the base of the brain caused gravest ap- prehension. CASTRO has; losses ilJS TROOPS LOSE GROUND BE FORE THE ONSLAUGHT OF, . THE LIUERALS, - W1LLEMSTAD, Island of Curacoa. ... . . Jun 22. Advlcea- received here from Venexuela. nml-r date of June 20th, says that President. Castro recently trled-to occupy La, Vela (on the Gulf of Coror). He sent General Col man - ares with a iaifje force of roopsi to at tack the town by sea, hoping that Gen eral Ayala would assist by land and I catch the revolutionists, who are, there commanded by General Rlera, General Malos ; first lieutenant, between two Ores. But for unknown reasons there was no assistance by land, and General Colmanares. after three hours' fighting, was compelled to re-embark his troop and abandon the attack. During the I morning of June 20th funeral Riera left La Vela with men and attack ed Coro, the , capital of the state of Falcon, nine miles distant. After five hours battle, General Ayala, 'first vice- president of the, Republic and com mander of Castro's army, and General Tellerlai president of the state of Fal conj, seventeen generals "and forty-five colonels.- surrendered with ..their guns and 1682 men. ' The moral effect of this - victory is incalculaole on all the country as President Castro lately rep--resented in bulletins that General' Riera was flying with only ten follower. . AMERICANS VICTORIOUS, IXNDOX. June 24. FranlErr.e, of RufTalo, defeatsu Jim Maleny, of Eng land In -the seventh round,; Tommy Ryan, of Kansas CI t. defeated Johnny Gorman, of New Tork. lov the third round. - . . . - A:, - . . ANOTHER FIRE IN PORTLAND Block of Frame Buildings is Entirely Destroyed THIRTY - FIVE HORSES DIE Animals Belonging to a Big Transfer Company , Burned SI2VKRAL PEOPLK IN A. LODGING llOUSK HAD NARROW ESCAPES I THE LOSS IS PARTIALLY COV ERED BY INSURANCE .TROU RLE AT VOoBURN. . PORTLAND, Or., June 24. Fire to night destroyed the entire block of frame buildings, bound by Seventh, I Park. Glisan and Iloyt streets. Thlrty- flje horses belonging to the Waltefleld- Morse-.Transfer Company were burned tc death, and 'several -people irf -the Park lodging house escaped with great difficuHy. Irhe total loss Is about JC5.000; Insurance, $20,000. ; Saints Ordered Out. WOODBURN. June 24. The visiting "Saints." who were quarantined here on account of, cases of dlphtneria at the carrlpmeetlng. were ordered to i leave town and took last evening's train. The men kissed each other nd held services on the -depot plat form. Those related; to the sick chil dren were detained in the "tent and or dered to administer the medicine fur nished or suffer- the - consequences, i They refused, saying that Jesus Chrtst would cure their children, whereupon one of the physicians Informed them that no such a one had a license to practice medicine In Woodburh The citizens have been deeply incensed at i the "Saints'" behavior. TO RIiPARATK SEXlS. CHICAGO, June 24. Separate In- ct ruction of the sexes In the first two! years of college work was again rec ommended -by the faculty of the Junior college of the University of Chicago, despite. the disapproving vote of the university congregation at Its meeting a week ago. .The plan will go before the Senate at once, and - after reoely-j lug the sanction of that body, which i is practically an assured fact, it .will become a. ' law. ? 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