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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-08

Special Dispatch to the IntollIgencer.
sTEuBENvtLLE, Ohio, June l.
william. the nine -year-old non Of John
Fali, Of Toronto, while playing In the
Toronto Ice ptnnt, felt INTO vat OF
boiling. water last evening, and was
so badly scalded that he died at noon
to-day as result OF his terrible
burns,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-08
PATHETIC WITHDRAWAL
OF Governor Taylor, of Kentucky,
From the Political Fight This Fall,
Declines n denomination.

LOUISVILLE. KY, June Nv. S.
Taylor to-day sent TO the Evening Post,
from indianapolis, the following state
ment in which he declines to bc n can
didate for the Republican nomination
FOR governor:
ITO the Republicans Of Kentucky:
AT one timc / thought, and so nm
nounced, that n the Republican nOmina-
tion for governor We're rendered to me
l should not feel authorized to de-
cline II.
"But, after mature consideration of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-08
WIND UP OF
CONGRESS
QUITE TAME
Except In the House, Where the
Members Made the Walls Echo
with Vocal Patriotism,
WHICH MADE BLOOD TINGLE.
Congressman Dayton Emerges From
a Scene in the House With
His ColOrs Flying.
sneclal plsnateh % tho 1nteIlIgencer.

Special Dispatch TO the THtellIgeHceF.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 7.-slnce
Is o'clock this afternoon the two wings
Of the capitol building have been
'scuddlng under bare poles" as 1t were,
the flags indicating that the two houses
of Congress were in session having
been hauled down at that hour. Final
adjournment had been ordered and the
occupants of both chambers "buckled
to" In order that both branches might
pass under the wire on the home
stretch neck and neck" so to speak.
Many of the solons are already well on
the way to their respective homes.
For half an hour prior to adjourn
lnent the members OF the house were In
the hilarious mood. They sang songs.
made themselves merry in various
ways, and played havoc with the rules.
On the senate side the digressions were
less noticeable. the grave and reverend
senators being, from force of habit, un-
able ito wink the other eye"
Dayton's Victory.
There was memorable scene on the
floor of the house to-day, from which
Mr.. Dayton emerged with flying cotors.
Since the opening of the session there
has been a somewhat spirited contest
between the appropriations committee.
In the person Of Mr.. Cannon, and the
committee on naval affairs. which. by
reason of circumstances well known,
was represented by Mr.. Dayton. Brief
Iy stated, the contention last night
affected the geological survey office and
the photographic office. and the item
was en- appropriation for survey work
Three times during the past several
weeks Mr.. Cannon succeeded at var
ious stages in consideration OF the bill.
in getting temporary advantage over
Mr.. Dayton, the third time being last
night, when over conference report,
Mr.. Cannon made some caustic remarks
which was followed by the refusal Of
the house conferees-Foss, Dayton and
Cummings-to longer serve and the ap-
p0lntmeRt 81 =Messrs. Cannon. shafroth
and Moody to succeed them. The rep
resentatives Of the house had been
struggling for several days to reach an
agreement with the senate confereas.
They had succeeded by mutual conces-
sIonR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-08
WASHINGTON VIEWS

On the Work of the Parkorsburg
Convention - McGrnw's Success in
Shelving the old-Timo Leaders.
special Dlspaieh 10 the Iatelllgenccr.
WASHINGTON. d, C., June -
Nlch interest was manifested among
"ost YirginIans In Washington to-day
over the result Of thG Democratic state
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and when the gzvel fell finally express
sions of relief and gladuess were heard
from all senators.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-08
Wenthor Forecnst for To.day.

For Ohio. West virginia and Western
PcnnsylVnnin-Show followed by fair
Friday Saturday, fair, brisk westerly
winds
Local Temperature.
The temperature yesterday as observed
by c. Schnopf druggist corner Market
md Fourteenth streets, was as tolloWa;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-15
MONEY IN CIRCULATION.
AVERAGE AMOUNT PER CAPITA
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE.
fncrease since April I Last Il Nearly
foo.oOO.o00-For the Past Four
Years the Gain Was az Per Cent.
Per Capita sum II Vow e2s.i2.

special Dispatch to the Post-Inteliigencer
WASHINGTON. April lahore money
per capita, more gold. more silver and
Areer total of money in circulation than
ever before is the summarization of the
circulation Statement" issued by the
treasury department for April /. 1900 For
the first time in the history of the country
me per capita circulation has crossed the
szs line. and the year 1900 carried the total
Tor the first time past the 81 900 coo 900 line
while the amount Of gold and gold GER
tneates in circulation f. larger than at
the corresponding date OF any previous
year
The Circulation Statement" which is
issued at the beginning of each month
shows the total money I'm circulation on
April ]. 1890. TO be s2.021 "a sos. and on
April !. 1899. 81 sz7. SIS .sa2 while on the cor
responding date in 1888 II was 81 20 oss. =
s45; on April l, 1897, Il was 81 $50 90 sei and
on April I. 1895. 81 52s, s2s. 4ss This shows
an Increase In total money I'm circulation
In -four years OF $3.50. ei5.0ts or % per cent
The per capita money in circulation. or
the average amount for each individual
IN the United states. Is also larger than
ever before. being s96l2 calculating tho
present population az 1883. 0oo). against
s25.f one year ago. SO. a. two years ago
sz5.ol three years ago. and So on April
/, 1896.
The amount OF gold in circulation is also
greater than at the corresponding date OF
any preceding year. the total gold and
gold certificates In circulation on April /,
1900. being s7s5.s45 $40. against s727, 7is. ssi
on April l. 1889: ssis as .sii on April /. 1895;
sto4 ,5s2eS on April |. 1897, and sssa Isl sos
on April l. 1895. the increase during the
four years being s2ss. sa&, 0a4. or 60 per cent
The amount of silver in circulation. in
GLIDING standard silver dollars. subsidiary
silver, silver certificates and treasury
notes OF 1880 which were issued for the
purchase OF silver bullion and are 10 be
retired when the silver 10 coined and nut
In circulation. amounts 10 1881 1873. $50,
against se6.ss2s04 on April l. 1899 $3.50.
cSf. I2s on April J.. 1898: s5ss o24, rs on April
!, 1897, and S5s 1924 Az on April l. 1895
The following table shows the total
money and total gold In circulation on
April OF each year from 1870 to 1870:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-15
REMOVAL OF PRESTON POsTOrrIcE
Petition Filed with Department at
Washington.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteliigencer.
WASHINGTON. April IA numerous.
~ signed petition for the removal of the
Preston postofsice, in King county with
August Lovegren. president OF the Pres
ton Mil Company. has been flied with the
postmaster general. with the recommends
ton of the Washington delegation that
the same be granted. This Office Is at
present located about half mile from
Preston, where IN situated the shingle mill
OF the Preston Min Company while its
lumber mill is but two miles distant. The
Seattle a. international Railway Company
Is the only line running into this region.
which IL very mountainous and very
sparssiy settled. and has decided 10 move
It's station TO the neighhorhood OF the
shingle mill. This is about half a mile
from the present location OF tho postoffice.
and 1t is the desire OF the petitioners 20
have the postoffice removed from its pres
cnt location and located In the store of the
mill company. which viii be only about
100 yards from the site selected BY the
railroad for its station. From the very
satisfactory way In which the matter has
been presented TO the department there is
little doubt that the petition viii be
granted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-15

The mild and immediate effect of DR..
kilmer's Swamp-Root. the great Kidney
remedy. Is soon realized. II stands the
highest for its wonderful cures OF the mos.
distressing cases Swamp-R0ot will set
your whole system right. and the besi
proof OF this is a trial
Weak and unhealthy kidneys are respon-
siblc for more sickness and suffering tnan
any other disease. and II permitted 20 con-
tinue fatal results are sure 10 follow. KID
ney trouble initiates the nerves, makes YOU
dizzy. restless. sieepless aud irritable.
Makes you pass water often during the
day. and obiges you TO ge. up many times
during the night Causes puffy or dark
circles under the eyes. rheumatism, gravel.
catarrh az the bladder. pain or dun ache
In the back. joints and muscles. makes your
head ache and back ache, causes indiges-
ton. stomach and liver trouble: yod get a
saliow yellow complexion; makes you feel
as though you had heart trouble; you may
have plenty OF ambition. but no strength:
get weak and waste away
n your water. when allowed to remain
undisfurbed in a glass or bottle for tventy-
four hours. forms a sediment or settling or
has a cloudy appearance. or II small par
ticles float about in IL, II IL evidence that
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your Kidneys and bladder need immediate
attention
Swamp-Root Is the great discovery of
the eminent kidney specialist. DR. kilner,
and Is used in the leading hospitals recon-
mended by skillful physicians in their pri-
vate practice; and IN taken by doctors
themselves who have kidney ailments, be-
cause they recognize in 1t the greatest and
most successful remedy for kidney ana
bladder troubles that science has ever been
able to compound.
IL you have the slightest symptoms ~
kidney or bladder trouble, or II there IL
trace OF IL in your family history send At
once TO Dr. ktlmer a Co.. Binghlmton,
y. ". who will gladly send you. py mali
Immediately. without cost 10 you a sample
bottle OF Swamp-RoOt and book contain
ing many Of the thousands upon thousands
OF testimonial letters received from suffer
ers cured BE sure to say that you read
this generous offer in the Seattle Sunday
Tost-Intcllgeneer.
Swamp Root is pleasant 10 take and IL
for sale the world over At druggists In bot
ties Of two sizes and TWO prices~fif,v
cents and one dollar. Remember the name.
swamp Root. and the address. Binghamfon.
n Y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-15
MYsTERIoUs SHOOTING AFFRAY.
Chicago Millionaire Gets = Bullet I'm
Ms Neck In q Womnn's Room.

CHICAGO, April N-Rufus Wright.
millionaire and treasurer of the firm of
Morgan n Wright, bicycle tire manufac-
turers. is lying at the point OF death in
room OF the Atlantic hotel, shot through
the neck by bullet from the revolver
OF Mrs. Louisa Lottridge. OF Paw Paw
Mich. The shooting occurred In the
she and the victim declare II was acct
dental
When Detective Serst Burns arrived
at the hotel he found Mrs. I.ottridge
there. He placed her under arrest. A
friend who had spent several hours with
her previous to the shooting was also
arrested She gives her name as Mrs
Much mystery attaches 10 the shoot
ing. Both the victim and Mrs Lott
ridge persist in saying II was accidental
The first known OF the Occurrences was
when Mrs. Iottridge called HugI Willis
beliboy, and told him to notify DR. u
ID Hammond. the house physician, OF the
shooting.
The woman registered at the hotel April
u, when she arrived In company with
Mrs. koss
She told the chief OF detectives that sha
has been acquainted with Wright for the
last three years, and that on every one
her. va
Mrs. Koss. who denies all knowIe,,ge
ot the shooting, declares that she ana
Mrs. Lottridge had several drinks in the
room OF the latter, and when Mrs Koss
was about TO leave the room Mrs. lott
ridge announced that she intended to send
for Mr.. Wright
The condition OF Wright at midnight
was critical
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-15

cisco on the steamer Dosic the same being SNUG.
sled, The odicess slss seized $50 cigars the
transport sheridan.
The senate pahls building connisis. has order.
esi a report authorizing q custom housc At saa
Francisco 20 cpst S.o091o
The University u Edinharsh has conferred the
degree 81 IL u aa Josera H. choaie. United
states Ambassador 70 Grat Butain
The Illinois Manufacturer Association At ips
ueeiins teos the stand thAa there should be
early revision VI the rprenue tax
Nina Beadie o school teacher At TyrrF Ind con
nitfesl sltcise BY pOerins ksryssae ever her head
ami COLLINS ana then setting Gre 70 hersst
Iaassa,ioos are said to poant - the pSOnotiou q
and Bsie Gen Co<bin 20 the rank q mAiog sen
sral
George W Anl, the Arizeaa mius owner, has
hesn srre-ted IN Rhhss leland a charge a uTf-
70 slaco bal
Ahsaham LAnooin, IS dtsd at his hcus IA IFsf1s
Ton \ Y AGED ~ ysart He gained q fufiune
irom iarse humber m.ls ia Miobigau.
While the family 4 Abram n Rsshsehlds, a
ssr p-reh climber entered thelr r~ssaeoce ard
carried "a Diamonds aRa other Srssls valued al
1, 1. s,..ea tha, ,hausnds q Chinese have hsen
AnAed ln san FrAnrstca uIthia three yraFt
I'd tba .groslua that thsY sure baFu Ia CeiffoeriA
and thervsors ealiiiled 20 sifiSenshfp ChAsseg z
fts~inisrt sta.irrs q the creiassen ~ ms3e
The paeksr. and Ssnss Urina. a MinRest'oiis
With 90 uemhsrs. has deastsaed a ite esnplcTsns
arnr msiierk the fFefifatttEl - tHF axe ~fstf r
isss 81 lie ssniana has hcra refused III uafk-
,gs have referred ihe matter Oh The trades and u
bsr rsuasfl 80 whgss advice tho &eesslra a. ~ 4
strke plu rest
n phe4ss lerrnsr niAyox x IA Paft. Ind. =
s,.a axe,t = Hs svve3 IN thc ctvI sd
49, cApturcJ IS tAe Cuufcssfairs Aaf vita oihes
r~,c~rs .as e,sleaed in ishSY rffsen Ter sssr .
90 He iss the FsFty WhEh tuHnslfi osz; - ne
famous rsisssn tat recsffuFfd gE. tsflaN
rraeatux ~ rAicm itaet
n. fe,.r; ths, ne Auasrirsa Sized ard w5ss
Crr.psur sysnieszgistei tn wgCflcl 9 plant
ar ~ rsetsr ,ssasf for ths mauafssfnfs 4 ~
ur,,.Yrts fshts sts nn fnr wbieh l. feusi.ag
$50 fhr Jnltra States sfatte. geHasot 30 eva
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rELEGRAPHERs CALL a BOYCOTT.
Hope to Win Their strike by Affect
Ing Business of the Railroad

ATLANTA, Ga. April 1.-THE Order az
kailroad Telegraphers tonight declared A
boycott on tho Southern railway AMI bans
20 make u effective through the ticket
and freight agents OF the United States
and the Federation OF Labor kilograms
the 1900 ticket and freight agents in
the United states. asking them 10 route
freight and Passengers via other lines man
the southern railway pending the present
trouble. message was also sen; "a
President Gompers. OF the Federation az
Labor, requesting him to boycott the rail-
way.
President Powell claims the strike tn
nlght Is more effective than az any time
since its inception.
The railway people here say thai ho,h
passenger and freight traffic 1. novina
With but little delay. and that n Il were
be aware OF any strike
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-15
COLE PLEADS Guilty..
Former President of Globe Baak
Now Awaiting Sentence.

RnSrDN. Mas April A--ChaTies ".
Cole former president OF the Globe Ma
tional bank under indictment for emhe4klc G.
ment and mlsapproprSaticn OF funds az the
hank pleaded guilty today In the United
states district court. Sentence will be pro-
nuunced later.
ON motion 81 District Attorney Jones.
coles han MAS Increased from $1,000 10
81 on The specific counts OF the tniict-
mcnf 20 which Cole pleaded guilty are
three 10 which exceptions have beer taken
Tne exceptions We're oVs.ruied hy the iis-
trict court sna the United States csnrf %
appeals
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g IT.

pr. Ramphreys' Famous Specific SeVea-
ty-seven'' breaks up Colds thar hang oE.
Orr. lnauensa. Cold IN iho Head "a rcr-
ssct speciac) Catarva. Coughs, sore
Threat Pains in 'hs Back and Chest. Gen.
eral Presentation and Fever.
~ restores The checked Circulation ,in-
5,catea rs "a chill or shivsri. starts tne
Aiosa coursiug Through The veins ami so
breaks Up the Geld.
...-- consists ~ srna9 vial o. pleasant
pellets. Just ats the vest pocket, a. drug
stores or mailed GA receipt % p-iee, zc.
Dr. Humphreys Book % Diseases sent
free. BE sure 90 get
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-15
Ciasrmakers Laid on.

NEW YORK. April i4-Fiv. thousand
eigarmakers. employed BY six - III. larg-
est nrms N this city. were notified this
afternoon that there will be ~, more
work for them until further notice No
but the cigarmakers believe then k@vs
been tocksd out 20 prevent them from
contributing 20 the support % the NJ
strikers Ia kQrbs, Worthcim 4 Schinsr's
tActory. who have hnen ont six Maaka
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Whd|ey & Sturtevlnt,
5 and o Colmsn Building.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

Cleveland administration This case has
been repeatedly called to the attention
OF the civil service commission and the
department of Indian affairs. but hereto
fore IL has been impossible TO secure rec
ognitfon of the political influence that was
brought TO bear against Chaicraft. Mr.
Chalcraft has been reinstated and appoint
dian school, on the Shoshone reservation
at salary OF sl,40o year.
General Capital News.
Carol Graves. son OF r. H. Graves
Clyde. son OF j. Graves and Lewis Herrin
OF Spokane, three Washington youths who
are attending military schools In the East
week.
CommIssary Sergt. Joseph F'roelich. now
at Fort Yates, y. D., has been ordered to
Seattle TO report to Gen. Randall for as
sienment to a station In the department
of Alaska.
Private Nicholas NJ Nelson, hospital
corps, now at Vancouver barracks, will be
ice OF the United States, by the COM
manding officer at his station.
Ollie f. Mangis has been appointed post
master at MOSCOW, Lincoln county to
succeed Mrs, Percy Wimble. resigned
The postofhces at Usk and Twisp. Wash.
have been made domestic money order Of
fees
An order has been issued requiring the
steamboat contractor from New Whatcom
to Blaine to supply the Offices AT Beach
and Seine Semiahmoo one way only each
trip.
Special examination for postoffce clerk
and carrier Will be held at Seattle May s.
Applications must be iiled with the board
az the. Seattle postoffce on or before
Anril
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The transport SurnnsT has arrived AZ tsih~slsar
froui Nee Nn<s rnate % Mania
The prinoe q Wkies Is sassrinf uith th-ost
trcutis and has eo1salltea pcei&isst
Ritter,s sawuain a. sylrestsr Nix ~As ssrrrs.
ishea B. hntisF -xrlossoa ard thTr< me1 killrd
Tae rr-asr Marelehe.a viii q ast & e,rzrts-
sirsA s1n, whsn The VA be Assigned ~ oshe-
vessel. e the akvS
Fe1rtr~a toz.s 4 pyal1n. &C risars ard - snk
cASs xers fcgna ~ sssto<zs o6iSs<s - So Gsas-
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NEW YORK. Apru i4-One man xas
killed and = man and boy probable "a
tally injured N a sE0sp hrc which O.
CURED tonight tn Brookly "a The dead
The injured are. william u nonaidsor
the E-Year-old san 80 the dead mar. ard
stephen Money penny. a lkharrr They
wcTe on an adtournluK building axhtinr
the are when the flames made their no
sifion pertlaus aud 'hey were obliged 20
lamp.
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WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE president
today sent the following nominations 20
the senate: Treasury--To be surgeons In
the marine hospital service OF the United
States, Pissed Assistant Surgeon r. NJ
Woodward. OF Indiana. Passed Assistant
Surgeon George +, Vaughan. OF Virginia
Passed Assistant Surgeon Thomas n. Per-
RS. of Georgia.
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cor,~iyou,. succ~..or N.med.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE promotion
Of Assistant Secretary .ortelyou 10 he sec
rotary 10 the president was followed to-
day by the announcement OF the APP
pointment Of Benjamin r. Barnes. Of
Penn slVania 90 be- assistant secretary 20
inc president and Rudolph Forster of VIZ
ginia, 10 be executive clerk TO the prcsi-
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LONDON. April i4--Tas funeral Of F,al3
Marshal Sir pouaid Marlin stewart. wha
aissi a. Alssers Magch 81. iAst M hfs go
year took place IN the Historic chafsl al
Chastaa hospital this nfternasn Tf VS.
conducted with The FULLEST military ho~ars
Qunxn victoria. wao placed on ne eatsr,
a wteAth oeariug an autograph lus rtl,fIor.
of her malesty's high regard Tor the dis-
sgr,rstsxraA .Tat@rnr
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do for You. Every Reader Of the PostIntelligencer
May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free By Mail.

considered
the Kidneys
their disorder
organs.
Kidneys filter purify bood,-that
So when kidneys weak Of Order
quickly entire body affected
fail to do its duty.
sick "ee badly. begin taking the Dr.
kes S~ampRoot Kidneys will
help all the other health will convince r
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sSasstinsendent Chalcraft. Of the pu.
ssR iantAn school. aud az present re-
V seattle. has been relnstated In
Sssha sAr service a. the result of an
Z ssuen into TIE methods by which
es removed instituted by s.nater
~ y developed in the course OF
= Nvessixation That politics had much
% ~th chslcrAft's removal Turing the