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PASSAGE OF
CURRENCY Bill
BY THE HOUSE.
By 100 to $50, An Republieans and
Eleven Democrats vot-
ing Aye.
THE COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED,
By Speaker Henderson-Re -Representa-
tives DoveneT, Freer and
Dayton Wen Placed.

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every seat IN 1ns hall was o'su2,su ~, /.
when tue mouse coAyehea ~, .0-uay. ae
vote upon the currency pili, Mu.Sn ~ W
to be taken immeuiate'y alser leau.ns .,s
OF the Journal was tesponslols t' tol ',le 4e
full attendance Neltner . m0tloa ,',..,.o ~
recommlt hor un O1iet % " q suDt'sSss .,.'
was IN order py 1ne .eFlns u @ sas SRsS -.
iql rue unuer W"''A 'le AO4se -"
operating
Mr. Games etennl, asheu II ~ m..s ~ -
orueF 70 EecOn'iHs a WIN VIZ. -ns,l ~, uS'''
report pacK u lFee colii"se Dln
IT Is not repAea tne speaker
the Dill was tneh Ieaa .ialu ''H'S
and placed upon IT'S tlnA pussa
= demand the yeas anu n'lys' % o'.e -
Mr. OVerstreet, SAnulaHa', ~ vue4 y 49, "
the DILL Members rose on Doth s'ueD
en- masse to second the demand
Evidently a sunicient nunaDel' sHlu t,
the speaker. the clerk wan eau Tue
roll"
The roll Gan was l0'lo"eu WIN $50 .,'.s
interest Tnere was no oeIhonstFullOn
when the democrats VINO DEoNe away
from the majority OF their party vo.eu
in the affirmative the clerk ealieo tue
names Of tile Democrats VINO oecanea
to respond twice on eacn fou eau.
Every Republican voted toF tne DiN.
When the speaker announced tne
passage Of the bill by a vote OF lsO 70
$50 the Republicans broke into cheers
The speaker tnen spFans = Dls sur
prise on the house by announcing tne
committees.
When ;he committee on ways ana
means was read. Mr.. Bailey democrat
Texas) asked whether the name OF MT
Wheeler, OF Alabama, was included IN
the list.
1T is not" replied the speaker.
The Democrats who voted for the Dill
were: Clayton, IN. X); Denny, (Md); !;
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SENATOR SCOTT

signally Distinguished by Place on
Committee Of Arrangements.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIRencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. lS.-As
has been announced In previous dis
patches, Senator Scott has been signal
ly distinguished by his peers in being
placed on the general committee to ar
range for the coming national conven-
ton. He and others OF the national
committee, and prominent Republicans
otherwise associated. were special
guests Mt u dinner given by Senator
Hanna Saturday evening,
Senator Scott has already engaged a
plrlor in the Lafayette hotel, near the
Pennsylvania depot, In Philadelphia, Ns
West virginia headquarters. He did
not engage rooms for the individuals nf
the delegation, for the reason that he
could not choose for those not yet
named a. the states representatives,
but q place OF rendezvous has been
provided through his foresight, and Mt
the proper time necessary arrange
ments will b0 made.
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ooNaRAgu1ATIo1s IN oRpER
For West Virginia Senators and
RepreBentatves.

Representatives..
Special Dispatch TO the Inteiligencer.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dec. 1S.-
Speaker Henderson did well by the
West Virginia members In naming his
committees, and the state may con-
gratulate itself upon the good showing
made by its representatives. Two
Bfessrs. Dovener and Dayton, were
each moved up to third place in the
important committees they were as
signed TO In the last Congress, rivers
and harbors. and on naval aflaiFS, re-
spectlVely, and each Is made q member
OF another committee. The list Is as
follows:
Dovener-on rivers and harbors, and
on expenditures in the interior depart
ment.
ion OF the laws, In which last he ranks
II Ffser-on the judiciary and on pat
ents.
Johnston-on private land claims,
and expenditures on public buildings.
In addition to the above assignments.
Judge Freer 10 a member OF the special
committee Of Investigation Into the
charges against Representative-elect
Roberts. OF Utah. His assignment to
the judiciary committee is therefore
the more appreciated by his friends,
since the special committee Is one OF
no small consequence. Mr.. Dovener
desired nothing Of the speaker save the
place on the rivers and hnrhors COM
mittee, but he received the additional
designation in the face Of his request to
be given all his time to look after har-
borS and channels and dams.
Mr.. Dayton's place in the naval COM
mittee is one Of prominence, and It Is
within the range Of probability that he
will yet climb to the top plnce.
The chairmen Of the various commit
tees as announced by Speaker Hender-
son to-day, are as follows:
Elections No. 1-Robert w. Tayler,
Elections No. 2.-walter L. Weaver,
Elections No. s-wilIIam Measlck.
ways and Means-serano Payne
Appropriations-Joseph G. Cannon, n
Judlclnry-George W. Ray. New
Banking and currency-Marriott
BrosIus, Pennsylvania.
Coinage Weight Measures-James n.
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
William p. Hepburn, Iowa.
Rivers and Harbors-Theodore 81.
Burton. Ohio.
Merchant Marine and Fisheries-c.
H. Grosvenor. Ohio.
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PRoMINENF wEgT vIRaINIANs
Al the capltal-eood woEE By Mr.


Doyensr.
Special Dispatch to the IntelliEencer.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 1s.-sen-
ator Ellins and Representative Dove
ner have had a personal interview, IN
company with Mr.. C. B. Scott. of Beth
any, w. Va. with President Mckinley
and urged the appointment OF Rev.
Williams. Of Bethany, as chaplain in
the United States navy. They were
encouraged to believe that the ap-
polntment Will be made.
DR.. ]. p. Fitch, Of MorgantOwn, who
was so seriously injured by street
car here, was taken to his home last
night His shoulder was badly hurt,
and he sustained number of severe
bruises. He was carried Immediately
after the accident to Senator Scott's
rooms In the Arlington hotel, where he
was placed under the care Of physi-
clans.
Among the prominent West Virgin
inns In Washington, now and recently,
are; Gen. l. H. Duvall, OF Wellsburg;
Governor Atkinson, Hon. George c.
Sturgiss, Of Morgantown, who discuss
ed some business matters with Repre-
sentative Dayton: Secretary OF State
Dawson. Mr.. w. y. GlasscoclI and DR..
Hall, Of Morgantown, and Hon. Warren
Miller. Of Jackson county. Mr. Miller
says he never knew time In West
Virginia when there was so much solid
prosperity on all sides.
Representative Dayton left tO-nlght
for a business trip to Pittsburgh. He
win not return until after the holidays,
Mrs. Dayton. Master Arthur Dayton,
and Miss Sinse: Mrs. Dayton's sister,
will leave for Phillppi, Friday morning,
Representative Dovener expects to
leave Wednesday for West Virginia.
He may not return until Congress re-
assemblies. Mrs. Dovener win probably
remain here,
Representative Freer Will leave for
his home as soon as he can get away.
He may be detained for several days
after Congress adjOurns by the duties
devolving upon him as member Of the
Roberts committee.
Representative Dovener has secured
adjustment Of the claim for pension OF
Mary 3. Thompson, Of Lima, w. Va,
former widow OF George Thompson. OF
Company E, Tenth West Virginia In
fOntl'y. The allowance was for $l2 per
month from June 20, 1894, until April
3, 1896, date OF re-marrlage, and 50
per month for each Of her five children,
and balance due on former husbands
certificate.
Mr., D0vener has also secured q PEN
sion, Mt the rate Of Sl2 per month, for
Calvin N, Stevens, OF Wheeling.
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MR.. M1DDBNDoRF
Thinks Trust Company Failure VIII
Not be Reaching.

Auluhb AAuet SSAAE"AAS GWAAAAS WAHS
Not be r-Reaching.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. ls.-J. Will
lam Mlddondorf, OF Mlddendorf, oliver
& Company, md H, Irvine Keyser, of
this city, are directors in the Produce
Exchange Trust Company, of New York,
an IS also ]. SHELTON Williams, OF Rich
mond, va, who Is president Of the Sea-
board Air Line Railway Company,
Mr.. MlddendOrf( speaking OF the fall
ure. said:
"of course the news OF the failure Is
most unweicome. but It viii not be 50
far-repchIng as some people suppose.
The aralrs OF the concern were recent
Is investigated by an expert, and found
20 be In good condition, hence believe
the suspension has been brought about
bv the unsatisfactory state of the mon
ey market. The company was Interest,"
I'd rs n subscriber IL the syndicate
formed for the purpose OF financing tho
proposed reorganization OF the Seaboard
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PHILADELPHIA AUDITORIUM
Pronounced Finest Hall Ever Select
ed For National Convention.

Pronounced Finest Hall Ever Select
ed For National Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. lS.-The
auditorium in the main building OF the
recent National Export Exposition was
to-day pronounced by Chairman JOS
eph II. Manley and H. C. Payne, of the
subcommittee OF the National Repub-
lican committee as the finest hall ever
selected for n national Republican con-
ventlon, with Samuel Fessenden, the
national committeeman from Connec-
ticut, Messrs. Manley and Payne visit
ed the auditorium, escorted by mem
hers OF the local committee which 8uc-
ceeded in bringing the convention here.
Mr. Manley and Mr.. Payne represent
the subcommittee appointed by the
national committee to look after the
alterations in the convention hall, Mr..
Fessenden is in town arranging for
headquarters here for the delegation
from his state,
chltect, explained to the national COM
mitteemen that as the auditorium now
stands II will seat comfortably 1000
people, II all the available space Is
utilized the convention Will provide
10000 square feet OF room.
Mr.. Hlrkenblne said the reconstruct
ed stage would hold 1900 persons and
Mr.. Manley said space would be re-
qulred directly In front OF the stage for
9i5 delegates. The committee express
ed the opinion that with the improve
ments contemplated It would surpGss
any in which Republican national con-
Ventions have been held
For the accommodation OF newspaper
men II is proposed to erect platform
capable OF holding about 1000 people,
half way between the floor and the
level OF the stage, This Will give the
newspaper men every opportunity to
hear and see,
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PHILIPPINE
CAMPAIGN
PROGRESSING
In a Satisfactory way-Ths InSur-
gents in Panay Appar-
emily Suppressed.
SEVERAL MINOR ENGAGEMENTS
with Insurgents, But the Boys.
in Blue Continue to
Advance.

WASHINGTON. Dec. lS.-aeneral
Otis to-day cabled the war department
as follows:
MANILA. Dec. IS.
Hughes reports from RomblOn Is
land his arrival at Caplz, northern Pa
nay, 10th instant, driving out all Taga-
los. Carpenter, with six companies, Is
occupying northern Panay, two com-
panies on Romblon Island. Hughes.
with a battalion Of the Nineteenth ir-
fantry, has gone to cebu to police that
island. Young, in northern Luzon, re-
ports several minor engagements with
few casualties. Colonel Hare, with q
small column, is still in pursuit OF the
insurgents column, which has the
American prisoners; he passed through
the mountains, and is marching on
Pamplona, short distance east Of
Apart; the navy is cooperating.
Seven hundred and thlrty-one Spanish
prisoners orrived last evening; 500 more
expected to-day; 1,4OO leave for Spain
this afternoon"
MANILA, Dec. 1s, $50 p. m.-General
Lawton will start tonight from Ma
Mia with the Eleventh cavalry under
Colonel Loclett and battalIons of the
Twenty-nlnth and Twenty-seventh In
fantry under Lieutenant Colonel sar-
gent, TO capture San Mateo, where
Geronimo las 800 insurgents.
General Grant has nearly cleared
zambelese province. He discovered
hidden in subIg bay a steamer the Don
Francisco. of 1sO tons fully equipped
and coaled. She is supposed to be the
vessel Aguinaldo was keeping ready for
his escape.
Captain Layson, Of the Thirty-second
regiment. has routed an insurgent band
in zambalese province, killing several
officers.
Major Smith, with three companies
Of the Seventeenth, surrounded and
captured another band of guerrIllas
which were terrorizlng a large section
north. The troops killed several Of the
band.
General Hughes has captured insur-
gent strongholds at Leapiz and Romb-
lon. the navy cooperating. One man
was killed and one wounded. The in-
surgents in the island of Panay are ap-
parently suppressed.
MANILA, Dec. 10, e:2o a. NIT Is
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pOnth Of promlnent oitiEens.

Special Dispatch TO the Intclllgenccr.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Dec. 1S,--
Cant. Samuel d, Engle, u well-known
ana highly respected citizen OF JOiHer-
son county, died at his home near Mid
dleway, on Saturday night, after an
illness OF some weeks, aged siNty-slN
years, The deceased was n gallant
Confederate soldier md served with
distinction throughout the war, serving
as lieutenant in Company a, Twelfth
Virginia Cavalry.
Joseph l.. Grantham, also q well.
known citizen Of Jefferson county. died
at his home near Mlddleway, to-day,
aged slxty-two years, He ls survived
by two brothers, John 8. and William
j. Grnnthnm.
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15,s Heavinesl Has Rheumatism.

PRINCETON, N. j., Dec. 1S,-Dr.
Games WyckoT, ex-PresIdent Cleve-
lands physlclan, said to-day;
''Mr. Cleveland is suffering from. q
slight attack Of rheumatism IN hia LETT
font which was brought on by his be-
coming chilled on Friday while cut
driving, II is n recurrence Of an at
tnck which nc had two weeks ago, but
IA not nj all serious. was at his
home ngRIu this morning and md him
improving very much. He VIII doubt
less be able TO 50 out again within q
day or two."
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MART1NsBURa.
Brass Works Closed DOvn-Ptomi.
mont citizen Dead.

Brass Works Closed DOwn-Ptomis
nent Citizen Dead.
speclal Dispatch to tho IntSlligenceF.
KIART1NsBuRG. w. Va, Dec. a.
The Brooklyn brass works closed down.
throwing out OF employment about sew
enty men. Tho company failed several
years ago. involving loss to local and
distant creditors Of over 100000. Vhe
receIvera were appointed. and this sues
pension was due to recent order oe
the court, deciding the receivers TO
work all the material on hand prepar7
ntory to wind up the recelverShip oy
January !. The plant will be sold or
leased.
known citizens OF the county died to-
day, aged about seventy, He was q
farmer, surveyor and auctloneer ana nc
held many positions OF private trusts
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FRANKFORT. KY Dec. ls-At tho
specinl election In the Seventh Ken
t,lcky congressional district to-day to
elect successor 10 the late Congress
man Evan II. Settle, June w. Gale.
Democrat, Of owen county. was elected
over Congressman w. G. owens, who
ran AZ the fusion candidate of the anti
Coebel Democrats and Republicans.
About two-thlrds Of the vote was polled.
AZ GRyieR headquarters his majority Is
placed a 1000.
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IN THE SENATE.
Democratic Opposition to the Philip
pine War.

Osn1oSEbGAS SPPVS4SAVA W SAAs = AAAAA
pine War.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S,-what the
senate may accomplish in the way Of
leglslatlon for the Philippines during the
present session is problemstIcal, but
that the question will be thoroughly dis
cused is indicated by the number Of res
olutlons bearing upon II being intro
duced. In opposition to the retention
by the United States or the Philippine
Ialands, two resolutions were intro
duced to-day, one by Mr., Tillman, g.
C.), and the other by Mr.. Bacon (Ga.),
Each resolution purposes to yield the
island to government to be established
by the Filipinos themselves.
Mr. Morgan (Ala.), addressed the sen
ate briefly upon the necessity OF legis-
latlon to control trusts, and had his Joint
resolution against them referred 10 the
judiciary committee.
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Special Dispatch to the IntellIgeneer,
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Dec. 49,
At HlgginbothRin. in RoaRe county,
yesterday. Henry Carney became angry
at remark made by his brother-ln-
law, Everett Monk. and stabbed him
twice fntally,
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PENsIoNING
OF Pennsylvania Railroad Employees
January /, 1900.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 1S.-lt
was ofIlcially announced tonight that
the plan OF penslonlnB aged employees
by the Pennsylvania railroad will be
nut into eject on January !. 1900. There
win be $50 employees, all Of the eastern
division, retired and penSloned on that
date. Thereafter all ohicers and EN-.
ployes not yet seventy years Of age
viii be retired and penSioned on tho
flrSt day OF the month following their
Of that age.
The plan provides an age limit for the
employment OF new men, no new em-
Dloye to be taken into the service who
II over thIrty-five years Of age.
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that he should go to the hospital at
once. The operation isnot a dangerous
one, but Senator Scott will be laid up
for a couple Of weeks. He expects to be
In his seat IN the senate when Con-
gress convehes after the holidays
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1rnnlhnr Fnrncnst for To.dnY.

West VirEinlN-FNair Tuesday; Weds
nesdRy, fair and colder; southerly ahiet-
ing to westerly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania = Rain
Tuesday; Wednesday colder; probably
snow fiurries; fresh southerly shifting
TO westerly winds.
Ohio-RalR Tuesday; colder In west.
ern portion. Wednesday, colder and
the lake; fresh southerly shifting 90
westerly winds
Local Temperature.
The temperature yesterday, as observed
by 4 Schnepf druggist. corner Market
and Fourteenth streets, was a. folloW8;
n. m.....,...,,,, a3l y. mn,......... y
Bh. m...,,..,,,u, ~ q p, m,.'...,...,,s, y
u gm..,,,.,,.."..".. tSlWcNther cloudy,
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Air Line hut lta suspenalon VIII "a
way Impede the progreao ut that
gani8atlop, which e now prlctlcally
accomplished fact.s
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sToorE MAKERS

May Fix Their Own Scale and Have
a Separate Label.
DETROIT, Dec. 1s.-In the Fedora
tIon Of Labor convention In this city
to-day the stogIe makers application
for a separate charter was denied, and
they are required to aflllnte with the
cigar makers, but may regulate their
own scale and have a distinctive label.
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BOERS BLEW UP

Railway 0ulvertS Near IIothuens
Camp Roberts Wnl san On sat1
day-Brief Account of Battle q
colenso.
LONDON, Dec 10.--A dispatch to "a,
Daily Man from Frere Camp sayl thu
the bodies Of two OF the guides VINO mis-
led General Gatacee at stormberg were
found on the battle field. The msh tsd
been shot.
A brief, Independent account of th6
colenao fight adds nothing % TIM oaicisl
account, except that the aghting la6tcd
three hours, and that the British retire
ment was completed in GOOD order.
A dispatch from the Modder river, d1ts
ed Saturday, December 10 eayt the
BOeFG have blown up the railroad cols
veFts two miles north OF General Moth
uen's camp.
LONDON, Dec. IS. = General Lord
Roberts and his stan Will Bail for South
Africa on the Dunotbar Castle, on sals
tirday
The war office this evening posted 4
revised list OF the casualties IA the 1lts
tie OF M1gersfontelu, giving forty-qno
additional Killed,
CAIRO. Dec. 1s.-General Lord ISitelie
ener, who has ben appointed chief oe the
stan Of General Lord Roberts Kantas
har, the new commands ln-chief OF the
British forces In South Africa, leaves
Omdurman Tuesday, and VII arrive heFn
Friday. He will start for Cape Town
as soon AZ possible.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-01

MRS. JEANETTE ROBINSON MURPHY
term is accepted but just a little south
ern mother. who has turned her folklore
resources to account to support two fla
therless little ones.
Mrs. Murphy thinks it was wise
Providence which took the African
from centuries Of cannibaliem and saw
agery and gave him to the training Of
American people. I'VE of the south,
she says, lowe lasting debt of graft
tude to the faithful slaves. We can
never repay the dear old black nanny
for her gentleness, patience and loving
care of our little ones. We are grateful
to the slaves for giving us this most
wonderful music. Then, on the other
hand, does not the negro owe a great
deal to our SOUTH
Mrs Murphy thinks mothers should
study the old black NANNY as a model
and learn from her how to take no anx-
ious thought for the morrow She calls
her "A natural kindergarten, for she says
she surrounds every stick and stone
with story all her own The nanny
enters into the heart of the child and
looks at life from the child = standpoint.
One of the most charming songs Mrs.
Murphy sings is a weird African lula
by which was taught her by Mrs. JEFF
ferson Davis.
This lullaby was the one Mrs. Davis
nanny sang her to sleep by.-New
York World
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-01

According to DR. Friedander of
Wiesbaden electricity Is an autidote
against stings Of insects His plan in
such cases is 10 apply constant cur.
rent and to place negative cathode on
the spot stung by the insect Galvani.
cation produces rather strong seuSa
ton of burning, but at the same time
the pain from the sting disappears, and
if the electricity is applied very soon
after the wound has been inflicted there
is little or no swelling The current,
however, does excellent service even if
it be not applied until after some time
has elapsed, for it removes the pain and
also quickly reduces the swelling The
supposition Is that the poison which
the insect has injected through the skin
is neutralized and rendered iuuoeuous
by the current
DIR. Friedlander has repeatedly made
experiments of this kind on persons
who have been stung 10y bees and wasps
and has invariably found them success.
full He naturally believes that sim
liar result would be obtained in the
~ of persons stung by other insects