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e - ARGU VOIi. XLVIII NO. 19ti. ROCK ISIiAKD. ILlL.. THURSDAY. JUNE 7. 1900. PBIGE THREE CENTS. ROC TO ADJOURN AT 5 TODAY. Both Houses Fix Time of Winding Up of Busi ness. THE NAVAL BILL LAST Long Consideration of Appropriation by Conferees. the Washington, June 7. With the conferees of the naval appropriation bill still in session, the senate con veued at 11. No agreement was reached by the conferees on the naval bill and none is immediately in sight On motion of Cockrell the senate be gan the consideration of private pen sion bills. The house concurred in all items of the naval bill. The senate has agreed to adjourn at The house agreed to the resolution for adjournment at 6. Cong-res. Fall to Adjourn. Washington, June 7. Congress failed to adjourn yesterday. The senate adjourned to 11 a. hi. today and the bouse took recess to 10 a. in. The whole session of botb bouses yester day was devoted to trying to agree on the purchase of armor for battleships and one or two other points La ap propriation bills. ARE LED INTO AN AMBUSH. I'apt. Crenshaw and a 1'rlvate Wounded Near Taal. Manila, .June 7. Capt. Crenshaw with 40 of the 28th infantry, while scouting near Taal, was led into am bush by a guide. The captain and one private were wounded. The am bushers were scattered, leaving 10 dead ancl three wounded on the held Capt. Flint and two privates were badly wounded in the brush with the enemy tact of Biscanbato, liulacan province PREPARING FOR A CHASE. Huberts i Utlnn IteaJr to Follow the Trrkklns Boer Armf Loudon. June 7. Military opera tions in South Africa an- apparently at a standstill. Kor a day or two the tired troops of Ixjrd Huberts are rest ing, and he Is tilling tbe magazines ai,d warehouses at his new base, Pre toria, preparatory to a long chase after the retiring Hoers in the direction of Lydenburg. Ills cavalry are probably seeking to intercept Commandant Gen eral liotha. Some dispatches are to band which left Pretoria Monday while the lighting was going on out side of the city. They coiue by way of Lourcu.o Marques. One of them says: "tleueral Hot ha was fighting an es sentially rear guard action, bis object being not to defend Pretoria, but to deiav lrd Huberts until the railway switch had been cleared and the main part of the Iloer army had started to withdraw. The British advance ap pears to have lert open to the Boers the lest line of retreat along the rail way." Lydenburg, the district into which the provisions originally destined for Pretoria have been diverted, and where a cartridge factory has been erected and reserve supplies of all sorts are stored. Is a volcanic region of fertile valleys enclosed by great ramparts of precipitous rock, penetrated by nar row, winding passes. There are herds of cattle In the valleys, and there Is much native labor available for the fortitiylng. The most disastrous incident for the BritUh recently was the capture by the Boors at I.lndloy of a portion, about TN. of the Yeomanry. Amang those captured are the Karl of I.eitrlm. the Karl of Longford, and the Karl of Kunismoor. and the whole battalion is made up of men of good family. 'o 'oualuation for Mltehcll. Milwaukee. Wis.. June 7. Kx-Unlt- ed State Senator John Lu Mitchell, who has jnst returned from Berlin, when informed that the Democrats of Wisconsin wished him to act as their staudard bearer in the next campaign aud accept a nomina tion for governor said that he would have to decline the honor. Regarding the presidential situation he said: Bryan is the strongest man the Demo crats can nominate." But Itall Records. Chicago. June 7. Scores on the base ball diamond made by League cluhs Yesterday were as follows: At I bila delphia Pittsburg U. Philadelphia 3; at Brooklyn Cfctcago .i. urooaiyn J: Boston St. I,oni 1-. Boston ; at at 'ew York Cincinnati 11. New torlto. American league: At Milwaukee Detroit O. Milwukee 3: at Minneapolis Indianapolis Z: Minneapolis 0: at Kansas City Buffalo 6. Kansas City 8; at Chicago Rain. Oscar I. ear London. London. Jane 7. King Oscar, of Sweden and Norway, left England to day enroute for Paris. He was heart ilv cheered on tbe departure of tbe train. ntnlmnast Can- Tltfct Juno 13. New York. June 7. Robert Fitzslm mons. tbe pugilist, was examined at istdkrae lioLital yesterday by Pr. John H. Sumran. wno announced tnac Fitzslinmons is suffering from an ab scess on his left knuckle. This hand was injured in Fitzslinmons recent bout with Dunkborst, and has since pained him greatly. Dr. Sullivan gave him a certificate of injury and said jKjsltively that he could not box with Kulilin on June 15. bozr zyyors at Chicago. Four Thousand Attend the Auditorium Demonstration There. Chicago, June 7. Four thousand persons were at the Auditorium meet ing, at whicli the Boer envoys were The chief speakers, and they were cheered from start to finish as was ev ery one else who denounced Great Britain. The envoys left Chicago to day. Wolmarans goes to Grand Ha ven, Mich. He will speak at Grand Haven, Holland. Muskegon and Grand Hapids, and will leave Sunday for Co lumbus, O., where the envoys are to meet. Montagu White, accompanies Wolmarans. Fischer and Wessels. ac companied by Philip Wessels. T. M. de Bruyn and Mrs. Fischer, go to Spring- geld, 111. They will leave Springfield in time to be at Columbus- Monday night. Wes tsels, accompanied 'by his brother, on leaving St. Paul will go to Omaha for a meeting Saturday, aud will leave that night for Davenport. Ia. He will then join his assistants at Co luinbus, and the party will proceed to Haiti more. REPORT ON COETJR D'ALENES. Majority of the House Committee Justifies Mwrriam and Steunenberg;, Washington, June 7. The majority report of the house committee on mili tary affairs, which has been Invest! gating the Coeur d'AIene labor trou bles, has been submitted. The report declares that a labor conspiracy ex isted, that the district had been in a state of Insurrection since 1892, and that the conditions culminated in 1S9U in a violent state of insurrection and riot. The governor of Idaho is declared to have been Justitied in calling for fed eral troops, the president in sending them, and tbe conduct of the troops is praised. The reiort denies that the writ of habeas corpus was sus leuded or that free speech was denied to peaceable citizens. Brigadier Gen eral Merriani Is commended for wis dom, prudence and soldierly qualities. Fatal Wind Storm in Manatoba. Minneapolis. Minn., June 7. A Times special from Winnipeg, Man., says: a wind storm approacning in intensity a veriable cyclone swept over the citv Tuesday night from the southeast. Carriages were overturned, boats on the river upset and several buildings demolished. A boat house on the river bank was overturned with the result that several young men and boys who had taken shelter behind it werebadlv Injured, one of the number. Kdward llartwell, being Instantly killed. Confirmed by tne Senate. Washington. June 7. The senate yesterdav confirmed the- following nomination: J. liowron. or carina irena. to lie consul at wanaufiuiia, Kriain: K. K. 1). Wiusluw. of Il linois, now consul general atbtock holm, to be secretary of legation aud consul general at that place. Also all the appointments made yesterday, ex cept Robert P. Kennedy, or omo, to 1m azvnt of the United States on the claims commission between the United States aud Chile. Mayor Makes a Cirand Sweep. St. Paul. Minn., June 7. Robert A. Smith, whose successor as postmaster was nominated i uesuay iy rrraut-m McKinley. was inaugurated a little after noon Tuesday to serve his fourth term as mavor of St. Paul. Republic ans have held the office for the past four vears. and within half an hour after the inauguration half a dozen vacancies in the heads of the police depjartment had been made and tilled. Well-Known Lumbermen III. Black River Falls, Wis.. June 7. Dudlev J. Spaulding. a wtsll-known lumberman of this section of the state. Is dangerously ill at his home in this city. Dr. Gatchell. of Chicago, has been summoned. tpauiuing is one ui the oldest settlers in the city, and has been one of the most prominent busi ness men in western Wisconsin. Dutch to Boycott England. Cane Town. June 7. The boycot ting schemes of the Dutch embrace Invitations to American and continent al firms to establish 'branches bere. Men Who Don't Pay tbe Doctor. Muncie, Iud.. June 7. At a meeting of the Delaware County Physicians' union. 7tJ names were placet! on the blacklist, and the number will be in creased to l,."i0O before the doctors are through. A person whose name is on the list cannot obtain medical atten dance except by paying cash in ad- vam-e. Colombia's Revolution Prospers. Caracas, Venezuela, June 7. A dis patch from Cuiuta, department of Santa uder, Venezuela, says that after thirteen days of lighting the Colom bian revolutionists have routed the government force: near Bucaramanga, capturing a number of irlsoners in cluding General PenastJana. Welcome Rain In South Dakota. Pierre. S. D.. June 7. Parties who have come in from the range country rejHrt good showers over a large part of the range, filling the water holes aud breaking the drought which has prevailed all spring. Cattle which have leu compelled to stay aloag tbe larger streams can now get out on to the prairies where the feed Is much better. XoTel Accident to a Child. West Superior. Wis.. June 7. The S-year-old son of T. M. Tborson. of thin city, fell from a ladder while at play." and struck his lower Jaw on the edce of a tub which had an iron rim. The lower row of teeth, with the gums, was broken In. but the doe tors nope to Mve teeth, which were -ulled back lato vUS INDIANA DEMOCRATS Get Through Their Work gle Day with Kern Coverncr. in a Sin for SHIVELY PLEADS TO BE EXCUSED, But Gets 292 3-4 Votes on tbe JOn Ballot Platform Simply Leaven tOut Meution of tbe Ratio. Indianapolis, June 7. The differ ences and conviction of opinions which on the eve of the Democratic state con vention threatened to disrupt the delib erations and precipitate a warm dis cussion were settled in the various committees, and the convention yea terdaywas strikingly harmonious from beginning to end. The following ticket was placed in, the field: Governor, John W. tu rn. Indianapolis; lieuten ant governor, John C. Lawler, Salem secretary of state, Adam Heimberger, New Albany; state auditor, John W. Minor, Indianapolis; state treasurer. Jerome Herff, Peru: attorney. general, C. P. Drummond, Plymouth; reporter of supreme court, Henry G. Yergin, Newcastle; superintendent of public in struction, Charles A. Greathouse, Mount Vernon; state statistician, Ed ward Ho ruff, Madison. Supreme judges First district. George 1. Rein- hart, Bloomington; Fourth district, J. M. Adair, Columbia City. Delegates- at-large Samuel E. Morss, Indianapo lis; Hugh M. Daugherty, Bluff ton; Jus Murdock, Lafayette; George B. Men zies. Mount Vernon. Electors-at-large Allen Zollers. Fort Wayne; Nichols Cornett, Versailles. Shively Declines to Run. From the beginning the work of the convention was transacted ex pedltlously, and with but two ex ceptions the nominations were made either on the first ballot or byacclama tion. The exceptions were the nom ination for lieutenant governor, which was made on the third ballot, and for attorney general, which was accom plished on the second ballot. When the convention opened delegates on all sides expressed their firm belief that B. F. Shlvely's name would be presented In the gubernatorial race and It was freely declared that if such should prove the case the convention would be disrupted at its beginning by a liirht letween the Kern and tShlvely forces. This uncertainty was however, quickly dispelled by the read ing of a letter from Shively, in which he begged that his name be not placed in nomination, and declared his un willingness to make the race. Instant ly the thivatened breach vanished and the result was the nomination of Kern on the first ballot. Hays Nothing- ot IS to 1. The only other breaker that threat ened the tranquillity of the convention was the adoption of a platform which would be entirely satisfactory to the different factions. When the report of thecommitteeon resolutions was called for anxiety was plainly depicted in the face of every delegate. The platform as presented indorsed William Jennings Bryan for the presidency reaffirmed the Chicago platform and omitted mention of the ratio of It; to 1. Its reading was followed by a burst of tumultous approval. and the platform was adopted unanimously. This matter be ing so quickly and satisfactorily dis posed of ai wave of relief seemed to sweep ove: the convention, good spirits universally prevailed, and not a jar occurred throughout the entirety of the session. In other points the plat form Is standard Democratic, and op poses imperialism and denounces trusts. The whole number of delegates present was iJS2i. making 704 votes necessary to a choice. Kern got 819 on the first ballot, and Shively was given 292. DEMOCRATS OF MISSOURI. Docker j Nominated for Governor For lO-to-1 Silver Coinage. Kansas City, Mo., June 7. For gov ernor, Alexander M. Dockery, of Gal latin; lieutenant governor, John A. Lee. of St. Louis; secretary of state, S. B. Cook, of Mexico; state auditor, Albert O. Allen, of New Madrid; at torney general. E. C. Crow, of Webb City: state treasurer, R. P. Wiliiains, of Fayette: railway and warehouse commissioner, Joseph Herrlngton. of Jefferson City. Presidential electors-at-large James A. Reed, of Kansas City, and William A. Roth well, of Moberley. The Democrats of Missouri, in state convention yesterday adopted a plat form ior the coming campaign and named a full state ticket. They were In session continuously from !):30 in the morning until 8:30 in the evening, declining to take a recess till their work" bad been completed. When the resolutions committee presented Its re port there was a fight to strike out the indorsement of Governor Stephens. It lasted for but a minute or two and the report was adopted amid much enthusiasm. The platform reaffirms al legiance to the Chicago platform of 1NXJ. particularly specifying "10-to-l," indorses Brvan: denounces trusts, and declares emphatically against im perialism." STEO'EXBERQ IS IN CONTROL. Idaho's GoTernor Sustained in tbe Demo cratic Cob veation. Lewiston, I da.. June 7. The forces of Governor Steunenberg triumphed yesterday in the state Democratic con vention by seating the contesting dele gation from Shoshone county, friend ly to the governor, the vote being 152 to 77. The result is a practical indorse ment of Governor Steunenberg's ad ministration in the Coeur d'AIene trou ble, as tbe fight in tbe convention was made almost entirely on that line. Shoshone county is the scene of the Coeur d'AIene mining disturbances. and one of the contesting delegation represented, the element opposed to the. administration or airairs mere. Tne ! Issue, therefore, brought the Coeur d'AIene matter directly before the con-, vention. i The Steunenberg men contended that the Shoshone countv Democratic convention was TOntroiied by Popu - der the dictation of those responsible for the labor troubles. On the'prelixn Inary vote to seat neither delegation the proposition was defeated by a vote of 132 b 97. The vote on this contest showed Steunenberg's control of the convention and the opposition then gave way. The resolutions presented indorse Bryan for president and Col- t onel James Hamilton Lewis, of Wash ington, for vice president, and favor fusion of all reform forces in the cam paign. - CONNECTICUT FOR BBYAN. Democratic State Convention So Declares Today. Waterburj. Conn., June 7. The state democratic convention unanim ously adopted a platform naming Bryan as the candidate for president, instructing the delegates for Bryan and pledding support to the platform of the Kansas City convention. Instructed for Colonel Bryan. Chamberlain, f. D.. June 7. The Democratic state convention for the selection of eight delegates to the'Jacob Graff, to serve a writ of excu Kansas City convention concluded ita labors last evening. The delegates were Instructed for Bryan. The reso lutions adopted contained paragraphs eulogistic of Charles A. Towne, the Populist nominee for vice president. and commending the course of Sen ator Pettigrew in the nenate, and in dorsing him for re-election, thus bind ing every Democratic member of the legislature to his support. Sympathy is extended to the Boers and imperial ism and trusts denounced. For Governor of West Vlrgina. Parkersburg, W. Va., June 7. John M. Holt, of Huutington, was nomi nated by the Democratic state conven tion for governor yesterday. SIMPLE FUNERAL SERVICES. To Bd Held Over the Remains of the Late Rev. Dr. Storrs. Brooklyn, June 7. Funeral services for Itev. Dr. Itichard Salter Storrs, pastor emeritus of the Church of the Pilgrims, Brooklyn, will be held in that church tomorrow afternoon at H o'clock. The services will be sinmle in character and will be conducted by Itev. Dr. Harry P. Dewey, pastor- elect of the church; Itev. K. H. Byin ton, formerly pastor of Pilgrim chapel, and Rev. Dr. Albert J. Ly man, of the South Congregational c-hureh. io address will be made, but a memorial service will be held in the fall. Burial will be held in Greenwood cemetery. Dr. Storrs died Tuesday evening at his homeln Pierpont street. Brooklyn. He was 79 years old and had been in feeble health several months. His death was due to a gradual exhaustion of vital force, and not to any specific cause. M'NAMARA WINS HIS WIFE 7 Weds a Girl After a Very Sensational Time of Courtship. Sioux City. Ia., June 7. W. C. Me- Namara, of this city, and Miss Mary McAllister, of Dakota City, Xeb., were married by Justice of the Peace Fer ris at 4 a. ui. Tuesday. Their court ship has been sensational. The girl's imreuts opiosed the match, and for several weeks she has been in the cus tody of the sheriffs of Dakota and Thurston counties. Neb., under habeas corpus proceedings, begun first by Me- samara and afterwards by her father. and Monday the latter dismissed his case. The girl drove during the nitrht from Pendel to Sioux City, where ar rangements had been made for an im mediate wedding. Interference by the parents was feared and the marriage was secret. MeXamara is resident of the Eastern Nebraska and Gulf railroad. 1 Practical Joke Causes Insanity. La Porte, Ind., June 7. Mrs. Her man Stibbe. wife of a prominent Ger man citizen, has become violently in sane. Her condition is attributed by )hysicians to a scare given her by a practical Joker. It is said there is no hope of recovery. NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE Northwestern University, Chicago, will not educate women to be doctors. There is talk at Philadelphia of a national Negro party with a national ticket in November. The secretaries and directors of the Y. M. C. A. are in conference at Thou sand Islands, N. Y. The socialist labor party, in conven tion at New York, has nominated Joseph F. Maloney, of Lyon, Mass., for president of the United States. Attendance at the Taris fair Monday was 514.GCS. Mrs. Anna Grabbert. who was under indictmeut for the murder of her two stepchildren, at Chicago, died at the county Jail. Major Johnson and a small com mand descended on the Island of Ta blas. Philippines, aud captured forty insurgents. Kansas City Jury has given dam ages against a local coal monopoly. under tbe Sherman anti-trust law. The manufacture of hemlock and! hardwood timber has largely sup planted pine at Lndington, Mich. Dr. John J. Gillane, a Chicago dentist, was shot and dangerously wounded while resisting two highway men who attempted to hold him up. The plumber plant at Ste. da Sague- nay. belonging to Prince Bros. & to. of Quebec, wa destroyed by fire. The loss will reach J400.0OO. Inhabitants of New Zealand are sending Sir George White, defender of Ladysmith. a "brick of gold" with tbe word on one side: Tbis is a brick. and on the ether, Tou are another. ATTACKED All OFFICER I : Chicago Saloonkeeper Killed for Viciously Assaulting: a - Constable. n3T SET HIS DOGS UPON HIM, Then Knocked Him Down with. Lead Pipe Marriage 'Whose Sequel Ia a Homicide Items. : Chicago. June 7. Constable Conrad 'A Peterson in enforcing the service of . writ of excution was forced to use his revolver to save his life, by kill ing the man against whom the writ was issued, as well as the victim's great Dane dog, which had been set upon the officer. Peterson Is a constable from Justice Nils Olson's court and the man he shot was John Scholz. The killing occurred In Scholz's saloon. Lincoln and Crawford avenues. The constable had driven out to Scholz's place in the company of a friend, tion for $43. When he made known the object of his visit Scholz ordered him out, but on the constable's refusal to go Scholz turned loose two great Dane dogs, and they proceeded vic iously to attack Peterson and his friend. Officer Viciously Attacked. Scholz meanwhile seized a section of lead pipe sixteen inches long and struck Peterson on the head, felling him and cutting a great gash in his forehead. From his prostrate posi tion Peterson drew his revolver and shot one of the dogs aud then shot Scholz, who died three minutes later. Peterson at once surrendered himself and his writ to the police, and was con lined in the Sheffield avenue police sta tion. Scholz formerly was a black smith, in business at Linoln avenue and Boseoe street. He sold out two weeks ago. and with the proceeds pur chased the saloon in which he was killed. Anton I'abst sued him for wages and secured a judgement against him on May 24 for $43. END OF A MARITAL FAILURE. OIney Man Fatally Shoots His Daughter's El-H usband. Olney, Ills., June 7. Christ Hasler. a leading merchant of this city, shot his former son-in-law, Charles O'Kean, Tuesday afternoon, with probably fa tal effect. O'Kean married Hasler's daughter twelve years ago against the parental will. Later the couple were divorced, and since then, it is said, O'Kean had constantly harassed the Hasler family by falsehoods and slan der. Two years ago O'Kean returned from the Chester prison, after serving four years for assaulting Hasler. O'Kean is the son of wealthy parents. Hasler was arrested and released on Itond, twenty-five business men of this city siguing as sureties. Public sym pathy is strong for Hasler. Railway Sale Is Confirmed. jSuringfield. Ills.. June 7. In the Buy Your Summer Clothing of THE LONDON, Your Ice where you Please. 1FUvnni.' X Ai'! st s . i Wl i rM urni We are Headquarters for the Facility Wash Blouse Suits. ,- J We undersell them all. YOU KKOW US, THE. LONDON reorla", Decatur ana ttvansvllle rail way against the Central Trust com pany, and of William A. Heilman against the Peoria. Decatur and Evansvllle railway. Judge Allen in the United States circuit court yesterday overruled exceptions of "Emerson Chamberlain, of New Yok. one of the stockholders, to the master's report of sale, and confirmed the sale of the road made at Lincoln a few weeks ago by Master in Chancery Brown under a degree of foreclosure in favor of the Central Trust company. Illinois Central's New Line. Springfield, June 7. The Associated Press has learned on good authority that the Illinois Central will on June 17. abandon the Big Four line by which trains have been running be tween Chicago and St. Louis by way of Pana, and wil use the old St. Louis Peoria and Northern tracks from Springfield and St. Loui. and will run both the Daylight Limited and Dia mond Special, commencing that date, by way of Springfield between Chicago and St. Louis. Social Sensation at Quincy. ' Quincy, Ills., June 7. A social sen sation was created here by the elope ment of James Flinn and Miss Mar garet Harding. They ran away and were married at Alton. The groom is the son of a wealthy soda-water manu facturer. The bride is a sister of Lieu tenant Eugene Harding, an officer of the marine corps now stationed at Manila, and a sister-in-law to Charles T. Dazy, the author of "In Old Ken- tucy." Eureka Wins a Speaking Match. Eureka. Ills.. June7. An intercol leglate oratorial contest was held here Tuesday night between Bethany col lege of West Virginia, Hiram college of Ohio, Butler college of Indiana and Eureka college. S. E. Fisher. Eureka spoke on "The Genius of History.' John It. Carr. of Butler; P. B. Coeh ran, of Bethany, and J. L Gervln, of Hiram, were the other speakers. Fish er won first and Carr second place. Glucose Works at Pekin. ' Pekin. Ills., June 7. Capitalists of this and others cities have decided to erect large glucose works in this city withacapacityof 10,000 bushels of corn a day. This will give employment to between 400 and 300 workmen. The company has $1,000,000 capital, and has made contracts for the-erection of several large brick buildings. The new works will be near those of the Illi nois Sugar Kelining company. Young Man Shoots His Stepfather. Chicago, June 7. Joseph Meder, SO years old, wa.s shot twice in the right side Juesd.iy night by his stepson. John Lemnier, lio years of age, who had taken his mother's part in a quar rel between her and her husband at their residence at .SS37 Pago street. Meder was removed to Mercy hospital, where it is said he will recover. And theStrlke Is Still On. Spring Valley, Ills., June 7. The ex pected break in the ranks of the strik ing miners of Spring Valley Monday morning did not take place, and the striae is still on. Rank Robbed of $17,000. Watseka. Ills., June 7. The bank of Donovan. Iroquois county. Ills., was robbed. Monday night. C. J. Johnson is cashier. The safe was blown open and destroyed, and the burglars got $10,000 In notes and $1,000 in caab. We show the greatest line of Men's Suits at $7.50, $12.00. They are by far the best values ever shown in the three cities. IN CHILDREN'S SUITS BAD STORM KANSAS. Village of Faulkner Almost Wiped Out By Wind. CROPS SUFFER GREATLY. Houses Unroofed, but Casualties so Far Reported. No Chetopa, Kas., June 7. The vil lage of Faulkner, seven miles north, east, was almost entirely demolished by a wind storm early today. Mauy farm houses in the adjacent country were unroofed or blown from their foundations. Much damage to crops occurred. No casualties are re ported. Town Destroyed by Fire. St. Paul, June 7. It is reported the town of Virginia, Minn., was en tirely destroved bv fire. Destruction of the telegraph office cuts off all communication. MORE CASES OF PLAQUE. Spread of Bubonio Affliction at 8aa Frau- Cisco. Austin. Texas, June 7. The state, health department was notified today of tbe discovery of several new cases of the plague at San Francisco. TAYLOR IS OUT OF IT. Kentucky Gubernatorial Pretender So) Announces. Louisville, June 7. Taylor today announced that he is not a candidate for governor. iV- ' DEWEY IN OHIO CAPITAL. Review Farad In His Honor at Col umbus. Columbus, Ohio, Jane 7. The event here today of the celebration in honor of Dewey was a parade thi afternoon which was, reviewed by tbe admiral at the state capltol. Over 2,000 men were in line. Against Reorganization. Milwaukee, June 7. At this morn ing's session of the general federation of women's clubs there was a spirited debate over the question of reorgani zation, lbe vole by states aeciaea against reorganization. $10.00,