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SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.
Sheldon sharitz Killed by Hall Ross
in a Street Brawl-others Use
rr,. rs,,,,,- Tt4ko, T7oo1;,,r. 17,,ieFe

ei.-JJ. ey1.a-iA. TysIIo,l -, TPnI1 pogo
40" 80 ~. --. -, - ~.
IN a S'Fee' nf"wl-nets ooe
Their Guns-bitter feelng E7lSts'
special Dlspaten 70 tne lntell'seheer
HuNILN1loN, W. w. ApI'l u,
This afterHooh sheluoh Starl'S' "seu
thirty was instantly k'''eu IN " s,rev' =,
duel IN "hlch laal! Ross non. =, "
McealIistef ana hununu Rry pur'.ci-
pateu' IL Is a'ieseu 'tia' l'oss l,reu . 't,e
iatai shot which penetrated ena'i'H >
heart he ie'l 10 the pavement anu n Nc
Saihs'er anu = ~ Upe'leu l.e o' .., .so.,,'
VINO FetreiIeo n''Stiiy, uei"Ss 'iis S''s,s'
-fefHr 'rateetion' Au''ses',-l'e" ''F''Iy-
where four OIL then er'lsn'hs tnrousn ,
the SHOW WINDOW o, the con,ecu'nsry l,' J,
estaonshment Oh sni1er nro'neFs, lnS
one OF these OuIles lhhlclea u wounu '
along the sue ol Nharles 9.luef , A'
whlen came near pe'iiS iuta''
Believing tne traseuy 10 nave grow" own
out OF yesterday s election thers was .'
the greatest excitement anu only IN, lns
prompt actioh OIL Ctllel ol toi'ee 80 ,,
ana ms torce' prevented vented. il,Ure 'rouo'e, ,,
Ihat the mos, Dl''er Ieelms eN'S1g" @
asalns' i."Ss '%ess 5,, 49,, .S $1,000 ~ 49, T., sol,
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to the large majority of the electors
who voted under difficult circumstances
to elect these servants.
Fallaeious Argument Produced.
"But we are met at the Threshold
with the contention that the courts of
the state, under the constitution. have no
power to go behind the legislative Jour
nal and review the Judgment of the as
sembly in the proceedings over which
they were given by the constitution ex-
elusive Jurisdiction ana from whose de-
termination OF the question no appeal
Is provided. have led. with some re-
luctance, to the conclusion and not
without some misgivings as to Its cor
rectness, that there is no power in the
courts of the state to reviaw the hnd-
ings of the general assembly in n con-
tested election for the offices of COVER
nor and lieutenant governor. as shown
by Its only authenticated records. Many
questions have been raised and dis
cussed by counsel for the appellants,
but st VIII be unnecessary to consider
them in view of the conclusion we
have reached on this fundamental
question"
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HAWAIIAN BILL

Subject for Observation-Disclosures for
the Senate Bill Passes the House
After Four Days Debate.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-The house,
after four days of debate, to-day passed
the substitute for the senate bill pro-
vidlng for a territorial form of govern
ment for Hawaii. The bill now goes to
conference. The most interesting fea-
ture OF the days proceedings was the at
tempt OF Mr.. Hill Comm to secure the
adoption Of two amendments. one pro-
viding for a resident commissioner In
stead Of a delegate In Congress, and the
other declaring that nothing in the act
should be Interpreted as pledge OF
statehood. Both were overwhelmingly
defeated
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A new president
WIN Succeed Raymond and the War
ring Faction be Removed-InfOrma-
tion Given by One of the Board Of

WIN Succeed Raymond and the War
ring Faction be RemOved-InfOrma-
tion Given by One of the Board Of
Regents.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgcncer
MoRGANTowN, w. Va, April c.
The board Of regents OF the University
practically adjourned this evening with
out settling the taugle between the
president and members OF the faculty.
Thu whole matter was carried over un-
til the June meeting,
That part of 1t relating to the charges
against members of the faculty was
placed In the hands of committee con-
slsting Of Mr.. Brown, Mr.. McMahon
and Mr.. sturgiss. These men will fur
ther Investigate the charges and report
TO meeting OF the board, in June. Pres
ident Raymonds resignation was not
acted ON definitely according to the best
authority. The regents Will not talk
about It, and what gets out has to be
through the confidential friend medium
Have Accepted tho Resignation.
one of them told your correspondent
that Raymond resignation had been
accepted to take effect in June, but two
others say this is not the case, and that
the resignation was laid on the table
until the June Meeting.
One Of the best known OF the board
when asked to summarize the situation,
said that the disturbing factions would
be removed and that n new president
would be at the head of the institution
next year He said the case Of Insubor-
dlnatlon made out by Raymond had
been sustained, but that the whole case
was rendered fatally weak by coupling
with these charges the charges of In
competency. He thought It would be a
good thing for the institution to rid 1t
Of both factions, as was done In the
case Of President Turner.
He further said the board had the
highest regard for the untrlng industry
and the great executive ability of Pres
ldent Raymond. but that they deplored
his lack OF tact. This deficiency, he
said, endangered his usefulness to the
school, regardless of the merits OF the
controversy between him and the fac
ulty members.
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pnnnln ort 70 e. Victoria.


DUBLIN, April 6, 7:Ol p. m.-The
queen drove out in an open carriage.
accompanied by the Princess Henry of
Rattenberg and a lady in waiting and
escorted by four mounted oOnstnbles
and a sergeant of the Dublin police.
She returned at $3.50 p. m. Crowds of
people filled o'Connell street in fruit
less anticipation of seeing the queen
pass,
The queens route was through one Of
the humblest sections Of Dublin town
ship, section totally devoid of natural
beauty, and 1t must have been decided
upon in consequence of her desire to
leave no part of the district unvIsIted
and no class of her subjects neglected.
Venerable Lady Creates Surprise.
There is no mistaling the surprise
caused by the presence of the vener-
able lady who had braved the elements
that kept many indoors.
There was another small dinner
party at the vice regal lodge, after
which the Duke and Duchess of Con-
naught. Princess Christian, Earl and
Countess Cadogan, Lord and Lady
Dunrayen and Lord and Lady London.
derry, with others, attended a concert
at the theatre royal, where there was q
great patriotic demonstration.
Great antlclpatIons have been arous-
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Trylne to Retake ploemfontein.

LONDON, April 6,-Thn BloemfonteIn
correspondent OF the Morning Post tel
egraphing Thursday. says;
"Thc Boers are apparently making an
attempt to redeem their promise to re-
take Bloemfontein. a considerable
force has moved south through ThnbH
Nchu. General fuckers isolation at
Karee is more apparent than real since
thn open ground north Of Blocmfost tcln
offers small opportunity for Boer tao
tics, They may possibly engage him 10
distract attention from operations else
whare. Rc-mounts are anxlously
awaited"
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SUCCESSOR TO DAVIS

Discussed at Cabinet Meeting-Also
instructions to Philippine cOmmis-
sion.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-The cabl-
net meeting to-day was largely occupied
with the instructions 10 be given to
the Philippine commission. These In
structIors have not yet been completed,
hut II is expected that they will be
ready In time to reach the commission
nj San Francisco before their selling
day. the 18th Inst. 1T is understood that
fhs substance OF the instructions VIII
be made public when completed.
The question of the appointment OF a
successor TO Assistant Secretary WEB
ster Davis was discussed briefly as was
the candidacy of Admiral Dewey
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WIRE WHISPERS.

James Seeley well known maker OF
perfumes, is dead at his home in Roch-
ester, N, Y.
Tho section men on the Erie railroad
have received n voluntary advance in
wages from H15 to $i.25 n day
Ernesto Baldanza, the tenor, who
twelve years ago, sang with Patti in
leading roles, is dead in San Francisco,
OF acute bronchitis.
The new battlcship Eearsarge has re-
turned from a short trip to sea, with
the naval inspection board. The test Of
the ships turrets proved entirely sat
isfnctory.
The physical laboratory. one OF the
largest and finest buildings Of the Lee
high University, was, Friday morning,
destroyed by fire. The loss probably
will exceed 100000,
]. +. Stout. general manager Of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad, has re-
signed to accept the general manage
mcnt Of the Toledo, Fremont 4 Nor
walk electric railroad.
Two cases Of plague were reported
March %. nj Honolulu. One was a Jap
anese fisherman. the other q white man
ncmcd John Hurley, Since that date
no cases have appeared.
John William Rey, a famous minstrel
forty years ago, Is dead at his home in
North Patterson. N j., aged seventy
seven years. He was the last surviv-
Ing member Of the original Chrlsty
Ministries.
The Soci1l!st-Labor party has been
notified by Santiago Iglesias the Puer-
TO Rican labor leader that thr Puerto
Rlcan labor unions have decided 20
Join the national labor bodies OF the
United states
The police Investigation into the out
rage on the prince OF Wales shows tSat
Jean BHpllstc Slpido hls asslllant
acted without premediiatlon Sipido
was under the influence OF companions
who had urged him against his will to
commit the outrage
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Prlnoners LOOK Voc Begone.

sIAfoNsTowN, Cape Colony, Thurs
day, Aprli 5-Another batch OF 1900
Boer prisoners wus removed to-day
from III transport Cambridge. The
men presented a woe-begone appear.
ance. many of ther were sick and
their baggage consisted mostly of Knf-
hr blankets, canvas water bottles and
cooking utensils. one Of the prisoners
died Of smallpox and four others are
fatally m.
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RAISED THE WHITE FLAG
And Immediately Shot a British om
cer-een. De Vile Bois Killed.

And Immediately 5noC u brltlsh Otn-
cer-een. De Vile Bois Killed.
LONDON, April 7.-The Daily Tele-
graph has the following from Boshof,
dated Thursday:
Lord Methuen's Mafeklng relief
force was concentrated here to-day. The
Beers are In force a few miles distant
on the vanl river. This town is prac-
tically deserted, all the men being
with the commando under Command
ant DuplessIa, who controls the district,
Lord Methuen commanded in a spir-
tied little action nine miles to the
southeast, where he surrounded seventy
Beers on kopje. Not man escaped,
We took flfty-four prisoners, sixty
horses and quantity OF baggage.
General DC Villa Bois was killed dur
Ing the action. A Boer holsted a white
flag md then fired Immediately after,
killing British officer The murderer
was instantly shot
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CASE OF RABIES
Reported to Board of Agriculture
from Putnam County.

Reported to Board of Agriculture
from Putnam County.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, April GA
case OF supposed rabies has been re-
ported to the secretary OF the state
board Of agriculture from Putnam
county. In communication to Secre-
tary Garvin, former Institute Director
C. G. Brown, who is now residing on
his farm, across from Buffalo, in Put
nam county, states that about five
weeks ago a hog belonging to a farmer
named Ford was bitten by stray dog.
The hog has developed rabies, and sim
liar symptoms have been noticed in
dogs in the nelghborhood. So serious
does the case appear that President At
klnson, OF the state board of agricul-
ture. who was here attending meet
ing Of the board, has gone to Buffalo to
Investigate.
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Fnvora the Seating Of euay.

WASHINGTON, April G.-senator De-
Doe (Ky.) to-day gave notice that he
would move to refer the credentials of
Former Senator j. C. S. Blackburn as
a senator from that state to the COM
mittee on privileges and elections, Dur
ing the greater part Of the session the
senate had under consideration the In
dian appropriation bill. Mr.. Sullivan
(Mlss) delivered speech In favor OF
the seating of NJ. s. Quay.
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d Apsistance Of Fuslliers.

NoRVAL S POINT. Thursday, April
"a detachment of Hussars who were
proceeding hence to BlOemfontein, are
reported to have been detained at Ed
enbuTE. about fifteen miles southwest
Of Reddersburg in the Orange Free
state, and dispatched TO the assistance
Of the Irish Fuslllers captured near
Reddersburg.
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CRAMBLETT MURDER CASE
Nearing the End = Examination of
witnesses oncluded-Defense May
Fos+er Guilt nm Arother PARTY.

nearing Ine Emu = EAalnluulOu u
witnesses oncluded-Defense May
Fasten Guilt on Another Party.
Special Dispatch to the lntelligencer.
STEUBENvILLE, o., April 6-The
examination Of witnesses in the Cram
blett murder case ended this evening,
after sixty had been on the stand The
defense created a sensation by show
ing that JEFF Rainbow, n nelghbor, had
made threats to kill Goshncll and there
was grudge of years standing between
them.
Thirty-Rve Witnesses, including Coos
nell's family, ministers, merchants and
Quaker farmers, furnished u good rep
utatlon for the accused The deposition
OF the defendants mother. amounting
to nm allbl was read. The ASSASSIN had
shot r!ght-handed and seven witnesses
said Cramblctt always shot cross-fired.
Witnesses were put on to say that the
assasslns horses tracks showed four
shoes, but one man said he had one
shoe and three bare feet. which, he
snid, tllllcd to Ralnbow's horse,
Tho state proved that Crlmblct; had
once beon arrested. but the defense
showed that II was for shooting ii
squirrel for his sick mother. Tho state
showed that one OF the men who had
Cramblett arrested had his house
burned by inccndllry origin, FOR which
no one was arrested.
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mo- 1ine Or the pemmies,

WASHINGTON, April s.-Represen-
tatlve Richardson, the Democratic
leader of the house, has called Demo
cratic caucus for Saturday to take
measures to poll the full Democratic
strength against the Puerto Rlcan tariff
bill next week. All pairs will be de-
clnred off and absentees viii be obliged
to return to washington in order to be
recorded against the bill.
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Big Gas Deal.

CHICAGO, April G.-The News to-
day says:
The ogden Gas Company has passed
into tho hands OF the People Gas
Light & Coke Company Iha price
paid was ss,oOO,OOO The plant and iran
chlse Of the Cosmopolitan Electric Com
pnny is said also 10 be Included IN the
transfer Negotiations have been go-
ins on, II is pnid. between these two
companies quietly for three or four
days
This transaction brings Chicago Gas
Company rivllrles TO an rnl.
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MoRne and Norton HOnOred.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The Demo-
cratic congressional campaign commit
tec have chosen Representatives Nc
Rae. Of Arkansas, and Norton, Of Ohio,
vice chaIrmrn, nnd the following ex-
ncu,Ivc committee: Senator CoclSrell, Of
Missouri. chairman; Representatives
Hnl. of Pennsylvania; Rupert, of New
York; Turner OF Kentucky Daily OF
New jersey; Fitzgerald, Of Mass1ehur
sets. and Denny, OF Maryland.
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r.inuor 1icense aranted.

ssccinl Dispatch to the Ihtelllgencer.
MARTINsBURUG. W. Va, April g.
At the regular session of the city coun-
ell last night licenses were granted to
eighteen persons TO conduct saloons
and three for bottllng houses. The corr
poratlon license remains the same as
heretofore, $50.
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admiral himself. His nature IS simple
and straightforward and he has doubt
less been solicited to become candl-
date by thousands of people who would
like to see him President. imagine
that II you get at the real truth you
Will find that to be the reason of his
announcement"
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nir stri.n Nnnrlv over.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. April cit ID
estimated that 10000. or about half the
striking miners In the Pittsburgh dis
trict, returned TO work to-day. The eX-
ccutive committee OF the Miners assoc
citation Is IN session to-day considering
the strike, and will meet the officials Of
the two coal combines this afternoon
for the purpose OF arranging n settle-
ment II possible. The irwin miners are
still out.
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Dublin Paper Seized.

DUBLIN, April G, 10 p. m.-The Dub
lin police, by order of the government
seized to-day's issue of the United
Irishmen. as print Calculated to pro-
duce discomfort. dlsaffection and dis
loyalty" The immediate cause Of The
seizure was an article entitled "The
famine Queen" signed by Maude
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colonel 1ehnia Dc AZ Memphls.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer
CHARLESTON, w. Va, April GA
telegram was received to-day announce
ing the death at Memphis, Tenn. to-
day Of Charles L, Lehnls, who was as
slstant adjutant general of West Vir-
ginla under the administration OF Gov
ernor McCOrkle. Lehnis had just gone
to Memphis to accept responsible rails
road position,
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nrdnred 70 anit Pretoria.

LouRENzo MARQUES, Thursday,
ApFil 5.-According to dispatch from
PFetoria. All British subjects have been
ordered 70 quit Pretoria and Johannes
burg Immediately, except some four
hundred who are permitted under re-
cent law TO remain in the Rand. Those
who are expelled number about COO
The prisoners and guns taken at
sannaa Post have arrived at Pretoria.
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Special Dispatch to the iutclllscrcrr
MARTGNsBuRG. W Va" April c.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, tho oldest fmalr
raslarn, Of this city, dlrl to-day In the
rlroty-second ycar % her age. sha
was b97s In Mrsc2rshurE, Pa, and
moyel ~ ihle city whom a g!-l shc
l-av-s three children, Mr.. John Smith.
Mrs paul strlugner and Mrs, Eliza
Eeso.e, OF this city.
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WHITNEY NOT IN IT.
Oi'elaims All Connection With Dew
ey,s Publlshed Intentions.

ey's Published Intentions.
NEW YORK, April 6.-wnlam c.
whitney 7aid to-day that al state
menls suggesting that hc has had 80
% With the candidacy Of Admiral
ot|ey iog tho presidency. urc without
'onndalIon. 10 said;
90 not consider myself as 30 re-
.', "'l TO politics at present as to be rn-
sUe' 10 assist in making candidates /
"'.. ul' proroundast Arbitration for
"''".Hl prwcy II came naturally 10
W. nom my ncguaIntunca Win the
.H0.ra' when / waB ncrrotaty NJ tho
,r Ilnaa great Pride In his rrputn-
,. hH' hago no knowledge Of pre-
DaIls 60 DO with III, recent announce
~'0h believe It to DC the act Of the
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Mnior Burns Declines.

Special Dispatch to the Intslllgenecr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April g.
Major ]. ~. Burns, commandant of ca
dats at Ohio State University, who was
recently rendered the appointment as
cummandant at Morgantown. has de-
cllned the offer and will remain at Col
umbus,
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soldier slot by MlstnlIo.

Special Dispatch to the IntcllEcncer
CHARLESTON. W. va. Aprll ca
irt,cs received here to-day lrom inc
cnlonr % the Feruoth Irfautry
anrsnncrq Tho donth at Altly, luZon
island. IN February a. Of CORPORAL Geo
DonnidyOu. OF this city Dona'dson wa
shot by n Fcntiy Of his own regiment py
migtRkO
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1nke Nnvigation opens.

DULUTH. MINI, April 6-Lake navl-
cation opened to-day when the steamer
snlt left for Grand Mnrais, 12O miles
down the north shore. Boats from the
lower lakes cannot arrive for some time
owing to ice.
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LONDON, Aprn The Bloomfon,cIa
correspondent OF the Daily Telegraph
tclegrnphlng Thursday, aays:
Tho British scouts reported yea.qr-
day That force OF from le,oOo TO 1900
Doers had been recn beyond Bosmans
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Broke the Deadlock,

wtLMINGToN o., April &C, Q.
HIdcbrand was nominated for Congress
to-day by the Republican convention in
the sixth congressional district, breaks
Ing the deadlock.
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Kop. moving from Thaba N'chu to the
south. The enemy, by appeals and men-
acc combined, are vainly trying TO In
dues the -burghers to take the field
again. The farmers are more afraid Of
ths TrAnsYanI than OF the British"
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WIN Ride in State.

DUBLIN, April 7.-Queen Victoria
has decided to drive in state through
Dublin next Monday,
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For Ohio: Showers Saturday Of shtur-
day nieht, with warmer weather in east.
Rrlsk southwcstcrly winds, becoming var-
liable.
Rar West Nirginil-Raln saturday aft
crnoon or night Rain Sunday; westerly
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INCREASE OF FAILURES

Due to Exceptional and Not General
oonditiOns-No Change in Cotton
Goods-steel Sheet Consolidation
Wnl AEect Business
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HARNESS, SADDLES, COLLARS.

LOUIS HOOK. ia STATE ST.. sTOek
saddles a specially. Leather novelty
work.
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or four years ago when quarrels be-
came frequent on account OF the atteh-
lions paid Mrs Ferguson by Simpson.
Judge Hlles was 10th to come 10 the
judgment that Mrs Ferguson was
guilty OF having sustained adulterous
relations with Simpson for obvious rea-
sons, but" said his honor, after much
deliberat!on, Il find cannot come TO
any other conclusion" The many wilt
nesses the court found proved Mrs. Fer
guson's guilt beyond doubtindependent-
~ OF the Dear Mary" lister Of March Z.
1899 This letter Mrs. Ferguson claimed
was forgery, but the court found u
10 be genuine after comparing Il With
the admitted genuine letters OF Simp-
sons.
In respect TO the four minor children
the court did not feel II would be JUS
titled In taking them from Mrs. Fer
guson and accordingly awards her their
custody. on the condition that they shall
be properly taught and cared for, until
they each reach the age OF u. In all
other respects Ferguson gets judgment.