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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14
AMBASSADOR BAYARD
rendered the Freedom of tho City of Dan
dec, Scotland.


dec, Scotland.
DUNDEE, SCOTLAND, Nov. l3.-The
United Statos ambassador, Mr.. Thomas
F. Bayard, was presented with the free.
dom OF this city to-day, by the city au'
thoritios. In accepting it ho said that
no duty was so grateful to him ms that
oirepresenting international comfy bo-
twoon the two groSt civilized peoples.
He desired to seq clear understanding
between citizens ot such countrieL In
time OF peace they should do everything
possible Tor tho good OF each other
without self injury, and in time OF war
they should do zach other no more
harm than was needful for their self ro-
spect.
During tho afternoon Mr.. Bayard
opened tho iino art exhibition here and
in go doing referred to tho Catholic
character aud refining influence Of art
which was open free to all and brought
mankind within common brother
hood.
Mr.. Bayard was afterwards enter.
tanned at lunch.
After tho United States ambassador.
Mr.. Thomas 7. Bayard, had finished
tho address A. tho fine arts exhibition
here, in which he reiOrrOd to the cath
Ollie character Of art, no mado speech
10 the members Of tho chamber OF com.
mercO Of Dundee. Ho said that he had
never believed that America would be
strengthened By any misfortune which
might overtakc the people Of Great Bri.
tain. On tho contrary, 1t had boeu
demonstrated that the success Of our
nation depondcd upon tho success oil
tho other llO added that lie was in
England as the cmissary Of good faith,
good will and peace, and that he hoped
TO DO ablo to prevent any ill.fcol:ns
aprlnGing up between tho two great
people.
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MOL,llG,' l,lGAsoNs
For Asking new rnAl rllod in Philad,
phin.

For Asking new rnAI Filsd iu Philadei.
phia.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 13,-H. II.
Holmes, tho alleged multi.murdsrer,
who was recently convicted Of the mur.
der of b. + Pncsol, to-day, through his
counsel, filed reasons for new trial.
The grounds laid, which will be argued
next Monday, arc mainly:
That tho verdict was against tho law
aud tho evidence new matter discover
oi since tho ttial.
For the reason that tho diltrlct attor'
noy, In his opening speech, made state
nGnla which related TO other crimes
which could not bo part OF tho evil
dsnco, and they wero OF such q terrible
nature that their ehocI on tho Jury was
80 adycrlo tn tho defendant that II was
impossible for thom to decide purely
upnn the evidence in tho caSo.
For tho reason that tho district Httor.
ney, In his closing speech. mentioned
lIlc death Of tho children and tho find.
Inc OF lhoir dead bodies IN tho inorYue.
The court erred In allowing Mrs.
Pilczcl to testify or state what nor
hu,band had told hor; in not allowing
Mrs Piiezol to tOsl.iy Of her own knowl'
elga to tho dongs aud troubles oi her
husband Ia lorro ilAute, Ind. In allow.
Ing tho testimony Of Mr.. PiteEOl rOlat'
lng TO tho bottle Of niho-g -glycorlnO; In
ruling that tho defendants wiio was 4
coinpo,ont wilnoSB; allowing ayidonco Of
tho whereabouts Of tho children aud
finding their bodies In Torontoj In pOr'
mitang jurors to untcr tho Jury box
npDn llloir siatnnont that they had
formed or expressed m opinion regard.
ing tho gait or Innocence OF tho do
iondant; In charging tho jury by giving
nnImo prominence to thu Oyidonco ia'
ynrablo 10 tho commonwealth and not
sufficient prominence to tho evidence
favorable TO tho prlaonor
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A Big SENSATION

In MISUNDERSTANDING CltIZOnS Indicted
asa Result of the Parlfhur,t Moyoment
Iuaugurared bT REV. smith.
Special Dpa.ah 10 he Iais1tyalar
PARKRpsHUEu, Now l3,-Tho grand
jury returned many indictments uGainst
gamblers and prostitutes on testimony
Of Roy. r. b. Smith and j, II, Knapp, Of
Phllippi, who Summed recently, At.
torney D. d. Johnson, Ex'shorif ]. l.
buckley and W. D. Lagrange arc in.
diu,sd for renting houses for immoral
purposes. The latter is q detective Of
the Good Government Association and
johnson is q prominent member OF the
Baptist church. These indictments
caused a big sensation.
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rELEGRApHlo BRIEFS.


Tho duke and duchess Of Marlborough
woro tho nhini attraction ~ tho horse
show last night.
Yohorlay was "DrnmmofS' day" at
tho Atlanta exposition aud 1000 com
mercial travellers parRlrd.
Ex.spcnkor Crisp addressed tho GOor.
ria Legislature yOHtOrhay and declared
himself IN incorporating lfoo Sll'
yOritu.
Tho American Republican College
l.oa,uN committee will moot In Chicago,
Nnyombnr 10, to select place for lIa
national convention.
Aillo oloAiug day oi tho international
convention NJ tho Young Womun's
uhtiliOn A9aocintipn In BROOKLYN, Mrs.
\. A. Dounan was elected president,
A datIyo Methodist preacher nnmOd
.Inro linhj1rn ut Durango, MoSloo, not
with revolver u woman namod Mar
Gina liamIa Tho minister Immediate.
Iy killed. himanli, thinking llO had
Killed. tho woman,
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ia remRrka.
BILE romance in real lie has come to
light by the sudden and unexpected in.
heritance Of fortune Of Sl5, 100000 by
the twenty.aye-yoar.Old daughter Of q
poor gardener, William Kelly The
legacy comes from tho estate OF a long
dead uncle, Peter Kelly, who amuSsed q
vast fortune in the Australian gold
fields over thirty years Hgo.
Peter Kelly was living with his pa.
rents in Lancashire, England, when the
Australian gold craze broke out, and he
went to that land to make his fortune,
Nothing was heard OF him until nearly
quarter Of century ago. His mother
received word that he would soon re.
turn home millionaire, but he did not
come. Inquiry WAS begun and the
soma story OF his millions was verified,
part OF tho money being in Australian
banks. The family received tho inter.
est on the fortune, which was valued at
Sl5.OO0,000. Some time ago William
Kelly learned ot tho existsnco OF a will
in which all the estate was bequeathed
to his oldest child, Elizabeth.
At fret he mRdo no effort to secure it
Two years ago, however, he engaged an
attorney and he nos declares the enor.
mous legacy will DO placed at the dis
posal of the girl this week.
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BAldmonr, Noy..i3--A special to tho
Sun from Woalminilcr, SID, Announces
tho guddon dcntli Tonight Of Senator.
occt +. j. nonnrll ot Carroll county
Mr., lonnNil Wa rlncltd ~ Democrat
Governor Brown will bo cullol upon TO
order special election VI Carroll
county and upon llin result oi that
eloc0ion doponll thp polIlIrtl com.
plorlon NJ tho noRt srnalc oi Maryland.
with Mr. liOuurtt'H vnlo that body
stood II Domocrnli aud ~ Republicans.
Tho legislature Is largely Republican on
Joint ballot
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sAN FRAsorcj, Now l3,--AlIhourh
tnpauoSo officials linvo d0nlcd that tho
miltado will spend $2OlO)),0OO In war.
ehip, II IN reported In advance by tho
eloainpr Coplic to-day that ton ycsaela
nto Ia bn built abroad, aud that possibly
tho orjon Tor lhom viii hn equally
divided Among tito ship builders OF
IInpland, Franco, dctmany, Italy aud
tho United slnIua. Count Okuma la In
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THE OltI.W DROWNED.
An oyster Dunt ronudors-.Scvcrnl Men
Perish.

An Oyster iIunt fonndon--SoVcrnl Men
Perish.
New YoRE, Nov. l3,-Tho Jamcs
Boyle, m oystor boat, was OH hor way
from bridgeport, Conn, TO Rocknway
with cnrgo Of sCol oyslcrq which wcro
to bo planted thOro, aud iOundorod.
Tho drow nod wotO'
Walter Il. Wood, forty. oyalor planter
and charlton lnwood, L. l.. Peter ]. No.
Donald, twcnty.ciglil, captain, Princess
BAY, s. l.; John Fun, lhirty.Uight, cu.
ginoor, Ronloui, n. y; John Carroll,
llirty.onu, cook aud d,cl,hand. Hobo.
kuu, N. j. John Ncwhury, forty, dock.
hand, 16llUnvilIc, n. y.
Tho Wrnck occurred OF ConOy Island
nuar Noftons Point aud tOckaway In.
lot In u lligll Hch.
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Lnnrn.t Yr.,rI Ia tl,n world.

New YonE, Now 13,--rho PonnSyl
vania, OF tho llumburg.Amoricau steam.
ship line, which will go into commits.
sion in Juno, Is tho longest vOssol in
tho world. Sho has 10000 tons dis.
placement, which beats tho LuGanIa By
10 per cont. Her length is $50 foot,
beam G2 icct aud depth l2 foot. ShO ha,
tour polo masts aud but one funnel, and
whiln carrying $1,000 tons dead weight,
In, accommodation for 200 cabin and
1000 BtOCragU passengers,
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PmLNprbrllrA, Nov 10, 1,--lo.day's Oc'.
sion Of tho 'unNlo Intoxicating com.
mitloo was devoted to tho examination
of seven witnesses, cottobotalng tho
testimony already given by Goncfhl
Apont Adds, Of Cltiaons Municipal
As,ocIation 10 10 noncompliance With
apccInralions Of contracts relative To
paving, stroOt Cloaning aud garbage
IDllouliOD,
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OUR MISSIONARIES.
DIsquiotinE Rumors III wAshlugton-State
DrnnrimenI sIlanI.

Disgusting Rumors III wAshlugton-State
Department silent.
WASHINGTON, Now l3,-DlSquietiug
rumors regarding tho security Of the
Christian teachers in Turkey between
Trebizond aud Erzeroum were about
the state department to-day, bat the
officials refused to aIIay tho popular
apprehension. There is ground for the
belief that tho department had heard
from Minister Terrell to-day and that
his adyices. while showing that o peril.
ous state OF affairs confronts the Ameri.
can missionaries and teachers in that
section, do not state that actual murder
have been reported to him.
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oLp ollIzEN DEAD.
Richard Carr, Formerly of hOrgautown,
Dies In IlIiuOis.
a....y.t nt-.,,,.L D., A.. T.tsIiE,.,es.

Richard Carr, Formerly of horgautown,
Dies In IlIiuOis.
Special DiIpaieh 10 ne inttllioaIer.
SloRaASrowS, W. VA, Now IA
Word was received In Morgantown to-
day, OF tho death OF Richard Carr, at
his homo in Evanston, Ills. Mr.. Carr
was for many years prior to and during
tho war, ono OF the leading business
men OF MOrgautown, being a member
Of the firm OF Carr, Hapway & Nye, He
came to this place When young man,
ffom Frederick county Virginia, and
Was heId in tho highest eneem by overy
one. Just after the war closed no sold
out his store and removed to Chicago,
near which city he continued in busi-
ness up to the time OF his death. He
was ssventy.Ave years OF age, and leaves
widow and three cons. just before
the breaking out Of the war, Mr.. Carr
made arrangements for the building OF
o sHmmer,hote ut tho sulphur springs
on the MILAN farm, but the war upset
his plans aud although many lave
talked OF carrying them out, 1t has
never been accomplished.
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oAN,r TINp MHlL pAu0nrEn
And Lord Douglass enJs She Won't lie
Able To,

And Lord DouglnsA SAYS She WON'T DO
Ablo To.
Los ANGELES, GALA. Nov. l3.-Mr',
Mooney cannot dud her daughter, Lady
sholto Douglas to-day. Mrs. Mooney
arrived hero yesterday afternoon and
started in raising tremendous rumpua.
Sho was nut ont OF tho theatre whnre
her daughter was playing. Tho danRh-
ter Lost her engagement, and Lord
sholto threatened to shoot hor. Lord
Shollo says to-day that no has sent his
wilu away whore her mother can mover
roo hor any moro. Mira Mooney Is
iuriouu.
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PaovrprSch k l., Now l3,-proSi.
don't Anirows called tho second days
session Of tho Baptist congress 10 orlor,
There waa good attendance. The
Tho topic Of the morning wn1 "BooEO
Of tho Sow luoInmont In tho Light oi
Modern llcrenrch." AiiOr tho noon ad.
iournmcnt tho niupiC, "rlo Relations oi
tho State to Somi.rublC Corporations
nnd thcIr Employees" was takon up aud
It6ruaHnu.
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vienna. Now 1a-Dr, Luegcr, the
nnti.sonito leader In the Rsichsrath,
who was rc.olcctod burgomastor OF this
city, on October 20 last, aud whose Oloc.
ton Emperor Francis Joseph refused to
sanction, was again ra.oected burgo.
master to-day in accordance with mis-
announced intonton OF having himself
elected over aud over again until tue
government yields its approval to hil
election. A riot onsuGd when tho lieu.
tenant governor dissolved the council
to prevent his taking the Office.
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NEWARK, ono, Nov l3.--By the fall.
ing Of tho walls Of tho now llOisy gla,n
works, now In proco'a Of construction
icro, this afternoon, Samuel Cooper
wn1 buried In tho debris aud NllCli
Albert llos7 and William nrooltins, Of
tns ety. Wbto Hcrionly injntcl, aud
Thomn llna,nga and Addison siddons,
oiManalull, wnfO aliglily Injured.
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LONDON, Now l4.--ThO Graphic this
morning, commenting on tho articles
IN tho North American Reviow, sup.
porting tho MonroO doctrine, says that
II tho people Of tho United States really
care ono cent for these Indo'SpaniIh
republics, which Is doubtful, tho coursO
Of tbs government Is clear. lhoy must
formally undertake tho duties OF pro-
lection powot, or bOliGr still. annex
these territories altogether England,
tho Graphic concludes, will hnvo littlo
objection TO either solution oil oxi'ting
difficulties.
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CoLuMnus ONO, Now l3,-Jujeo
Allen q. Thurman was cIshly.two yoota
old to-day. On account Of his fOoble
honl,h thoro was no celebration OF tho
tyeni. Numerous tOlugtaina OF con.
gtatnlatsOn wGrU received from prOmi.
ncnt mon. Judge Thurman was nblO to
Uat heartily aud Ecump to bO rapidly
shaking oil the elects Of his recent Ia.
lnry,
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BALTIMORE, Mn. Nov l3.-At a moot.
ing Of tho directors Of tho Baltimore 4
ONO railway to-day statement wac
submitted showing tho ioll owing earn.
ingr, compared with 1904 For Oclo.
hor. gross earnings Sg,glj,0lj; incrca'O
s7,6Oj; not earnings S7Og,Gjl; decrease
sg.6jD.
For four months Ondng October 81,
lgpji Earnings Ss,j0l,Sl6; incrcnsO
SgUI.277. Not earnings SgiS2S,SOli In.
Ctcnsu S27pI
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rt.,lnt,lnI NIn,nn,, rrlnl.

Special Dispai,h 70 ne Iaisi iJalen.
HuxrrSaroS, W. Va, Nov. 13,-Tho
trial Of ex.MarShal S. $. Vin'on con.
tinues to attract great interest in tho
criminal court. To-day tho state placed
on tho stand about ten witnesses and
the evidence clicitcd was quito conflict
ing as to who fred the intal shot. Tho
case is being fought hard on both sides
and tho court rOom Nis packed with
spectators.
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Prof. Hoynold, Rc,rgn.

Special DiprHh 10 ne lH'sRi1tSeer
MoaGASrows. VIVA, Nov l3,-Proi
wylund 4. Reynolds, son Of DR.. 2. b,
Reynolds, Ot tho university, and prosi'
dent Of Broaddus College, has resigned
that position on account OF Ill health.
llo resigned last year, but the board
was lOAth to givO up his services aud
he continued them until now.
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cHAFFEY,s oArrunH
Tho Most Important Ever Made by BostOl
pnllnr.

Tho Most Important Ever Made by Boston
POlor.
BosToS, Mass, Nov. l3.-Never in the
history of tho police department has
such general interest been shown as in
the case OF the recovery OF the thou
sands Of dollars worth OF atolen prop
erty found in tho homo OF James Stew
cns ChAHoy, who was arrested last
Monday. From every section Of the
state representatives, OF wealthy faml.
lies, who have been robbed. have visited
police headquarters here to inspect tho
large quantity Of ieWelry, bric.a-btac
and siiverware found on the premises
occupied by ChaGey. A considerable
amount OF the property has been idon.
tilted, aud somO Of the RrLiclbsS are
showd to have been lost ten or twelve
years.
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VIII BIO a sealod verdict.

Special DiSpdtth 10 NJ lai,iligsas..
PARKERsnuRd. ". Va, Now 1a,-The
famous case OF King VS.. Altsisor in tho
United States court, in which 100000
acres Of land is involved, went to tho
Jury at 3:45 o'clock to-day. The jury is
still out at 10 o'clock. Judge Jackson
aud Clerk Dellickor left tonight for
Charleston to hold court Therefore
tho jury will have to return a scaled
yeFllci
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A IIRADN
Against all Existing Conditions,
Polielos and Things
BY NASTERl WORKMAN SOVEREIGN
In his Annual Address to the K, of
L, Convention.
BETWEEN THE DEVIL AND DEEP SEA

Is Labor, no says-CapltaI has Mo.
nopolIzOd Production and Labor is
Competing with ItsoIf-JustiilOS his
Absurd Boycott of National Bank
Notes and Says Free silver is tho
Cure for Financial llls-Denounoes
tho O5, 900 woFlrinGmOn who With.
drew from the Order as Doyilish
Traitors.
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NDffl1T UTIplI6T 70 NC IHsHIJfN'V'
MoRuASrowS, W. VAn Now 13.-
Among tho transfers OF roal estate to-.
day was that Of the Acmo Coal aud
Coke Company TO Marcus Marietta,
Rockwell Marietta, John 4. Cutler aud
Clair StiIWagon, each ono.iourIh inter.
est Ia grantor's coal and cOk0 ut OpO.
kiska. for S2I,UOO,
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CUBAN l.EI,SLLIoN,
a spnnIard Organs Editorial stirs up n
Sensntion in Mnrnnnn.

abhhNNluu Ah hNhNuhH'
HAVANA. Nov. l3,-ThO Diaro Della
Marina, tho leading Reformist organ Of
Cuba, publishes an editorial to-day, in
which it makes strong attack upon
Senior Canovas dol Castillo the Spanish
Prumior. directly in,inuatine that Cap
tain General Martinez do Campos is
backing his policy. Tho article also
Gays:
"Only tho resignation OF Cnnoyas del
Castillo eau save us. The rebellion was
start cd in q small portion Of tho prov.
ince OF Santiago do Cuba, and by the
policy adopted has increased"
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favor of such distribution OF tho prizes
and says In relation TO orders for mon
of.war from abroad that 1t would be ad-
Yisabe to give the contrac. to any coun.
try that is capable Of constructing good
vessels OF new stylo without limiting
the order to any ons iu particular,
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NATIONAL GRANGE.
IwsntI.uInth Annual session COnyones At
Worcester.

WORCESTER, MASS. Nov. la-Tho
twonty.ninth annual session Of
the National Grange opened in
Horticultural Hall this morning.
with nearly all OF the national
oil GERS present and delegates repre-
souting thirty states. The morning ses.
sion was brief.
At the afternoon session National
Master ]. H. Brigham, of Delta, Ohio,
read his annual address, aud Alpha
Messer, the national lecturer, Of Roches-
tor, VI, read tho report Of his Office.
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A FAI TURKEY
win be Ready to Carve Long Be-
fore Thanksgiving,
IF MATTERS CONTINUE THIS way.
The sultan Playing Fast and Loose
With Diplomatic
AND THE CRISIS is APPROACHING.

French aud Italian War Fleets En-.
route to Join the British Fleet in
the Observation-Disclosures Mis-
slonarIes aud Teachers In Armenia
Said to Have Been Massaerod by
Kurds-Tho Porte IntOrmod shat
the Turkish Governments will bo
He'll Responsible for ThoIr safety
APanic Ia Moosh.
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A POOR GIRLS LUCK.
Daughter Of Gardener Heiress to
Fifteen Millions.
PRETTY ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.

A VIII Discovered After Thirty
Years, Which Makes a PhIladoI-
phIa workInGman's Daughter ono
oftho weaIthIOss Ladies' in Amer.
ioa-ThO Fortune to bo Placed at
Ilor Disposal This Weok-story ofa
Gold Hunter.
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BERLIN, Nov ia dispatch from
Constantinoplo to tue FrNnkturter
Zenung says that the Russian ambas,a'
dor to Turkey, NJ. do Nelidoa, declares
that Russia would not accept the man.
date Of the powers to paciiy Armenia,
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llosroS, Nov. ~. -licv TUomns Trcnd.
vol Stone, " ~, tho oldest living
graduate Oi UOuiuln OullOgn, and ono
NJ the olloal mlnialurs 10 tho county,
la dead aL tho ngo Of nlnOly.nyO,
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GpNOn 5nh'o New YORK
lAvffrbn =-lnfuiuln Now York
Nav NOfk Htmsnin NUtfh hOnoA


For wnt Nlmlnh cloudy wpilhot ph''lblv
IgHl ahOyU4t, Wtthur ynuharD Wlhl
lar Western lNuUN Nlvmlb grnurally cloudy
pfunHhIy Iurbl a'ilWuti 10 iur Afternoon "
uighU snulhufl" winds
hr Unlt tIuUly weather With light local
showers fuulhutl' Wlui'
tE tEVrEuNtuHg NEuElnNN
ss mfnhitl by A. sUnSsrT dtugsi'i corner
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Special Dilpd'eh 10 Ne heititIVt
srEunRSvIILB, o.. Now lS--Joshua
Mnnlcy, n pioneer rosidUnt and wealthy
real estate dealer Of this city, diod hero
this afternoon, aged oichty.onO yonrs.
The record-union., 1895-03-30

came every day more burdensome. AS
time passed, the scene on the Delaware
and that in the sick room came before me
more and more vividly and less easily to
be borne.
Now, Llenroc. as you have heard all.
are you ready to draw the will as | de-
sire? am worth quarter of a million
dollars, and it all belongs to the heirs of
those boys, and to whom it was originally
destined"
After a good deal of argument 1 pre-
vailed upon him to protect the wife,
who, when she married him. relied
upon him to protect her. On this basis
the will was drawn and completed that
same day.
Horton" said l, on rising to depart,
let this subject be forever dropped. Let
there never be any allusion to it when
we meet again"
He said: I'VE shall never meet again.
There are remedies, my friend, for accu-
satlon OF conscience
1 replied: Apply them to yourself.
and mind and bodily health will return
ou are but little past the prime of life
ana nave the prospect Of many years be-
lore you. l trust we may meet many
times again, under happier circum-
Stances"
Horton smiled family. "Yes, Lleuroc,"
SAID he, there are remedies; l know
them and will not fail to seek them.
IOOd-Oy."
1t was late in the day when I returned
nome, and the reader may safely conjec-
tufe that when l retired l was so greatly
fatlgued, both in mind and body, but /
could not rest The whole story passed
IN revlew-his last remark beamed forth
IN new light. His opening remark,
After to-day l shalt not need friend"
ana his closing one, Il know Of remedies
and will not fail to seek their aid" kept
me restless all the night. Did he con-
template suicide
By the first boat in the morning [
crossed and fastened to his house. All
was quiet externally. / knocked, but
receiving no answer [ tried the door,
which opened readily, and l hastened to
the apartments where 1 had left him.
lie was lying on his back upon the sofa,
which he had occupied the day before,
with an empty bottle marked "Lauda-
mum" lying on the floor. He was dead