GRAND FORKS, N. D., Thursday Night.—(By A. P.)— Organization of the convention of the North Dakota Independent Voters' association was perfected at two sessions held today and tomorrow the association will form date and adopt policies for continuing its campaign in opposition to the non-partisan league. At the afternoon session today Alfred Steel of Jamestown, Usher L. Burdick of Williston, J. D. Bacon of Grand Forks, O. B. Burtness, of Grand Forks and delegates from the several counties spoke, each declaring for the union of all political factions and forces in the state that are opposed to the non-partisan league, to the end that there might be harmony of purpose in the forthcoming elections.
There were about 500 accredited delegates at today's sessions, the convention to continue until tomorrow evening.
This evening committees on legislative policies, on organization policies and on campaign policies, each made up of one delegate from each county, were in session hearing delegations of the association members who presented their views on the subjects assigned to them.
Tonight's hearings will be made the basis of recommendations to be reported to the convention tomorrow.
NEW YORK.—(By A. P.)—The steamship Princess Anne, of the Old Dominion line, carrying 32 passengers and a crew of 72 from Norfolk, Va., to New York, grounded a mile off the coast of Rockaway Point, Long Island, in a heavy storm early today. She sent calls for assistance and tugs and police patrol boats went to her aid.
The gale and unusually high tides which lashed the North Atlantic coast for the last two days, accompanied by a blizzard, was thought to be subsiding.  Early today. Estimates of property loss have reached a total of $2,000,000. Predict Continuance of Storm. 