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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-26

Last Juno Dick Crawford brought his
tweiyc.muutis.oid child, suffering from
~iniantile diarrhma, to the. II had been
woaned at four months old and had al.
ways boon Fickly. / gave it tho uSual
treatment in such cases but without
benefit. The child kept growing thinner
until II weighed but littl0 moro than
when born, or perhaps ton pounds. l
then started the father TO giving Cham.
b%eFlaia's Cole, Cholera and DiarrhDA
Remedy. Before ono bottle Of tho %.
cont size had been used q marked i'm.
proyemont was aoOn aud its continued
usO cured tho child. lts weakness and
puny constitution disappeared and It's
iather and myself believe tho Chlld's
lie was saved by this Remedy. J. T.
MARROW, NJ. d., TamarOa, III.
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CrScISSArr, July 95.-Tho biennial
session Of the grand chapter Of tho Sig
ma Chi's Of tho United States began
here to-day with 200 delegates present.
Tho reports showed a membership Of
niue thousand, including Grover Clevo.
land. A special train this morning
brought In tho delegates from tho north.
west. Tho ssSaioa will last ihfpe days
with entertainments each evening. 10.
night tho visitors will DO b%anquoLtod.
Tomorrow night they will bO NJ tho
Geological Garden. Saturday and even
ngLhOy will spend OIL a river excursion,
for which u steamer has becn chartered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-26

All Sorts OF Local New, ana Gossip from
thB Glass Ctr.

tbs GLASS Ctr.
A horse attached to the wagon Of q
man named Buch ran away yesterday
at noon, aud a little aix,ysur.oId boy
was In the wagon. Tho lines Ind
drnppad down aud vera tEamp0d upon
and broken, but Fred Over managed to
get into tho wagon, got the boy aud got
out again safely. II was q narrow o.
cape, as the wagon was demolished
John Brokaw, who was killed while
riding his bicycle in tho lower end oil
Wheeling, was q brother.ln'lNw oil Mr.:
Jsasrs, OF the Atlantic Tea store, and
also OF Robert PiaGeRbaCh, OF this city.
lie had been erethata afternoon ON bust
ness and lett here on his wheel about
8 o'clock.
". W. Hanlon, Of the Bonneville Re-
| publican, pasted through town on his
way TO Steubenvillo, where the Repub-
lican Senatorial Committee, oil this dis
triCt, OF which he IL Bslmont's msmber,
met to tx tho time aad place Tor tho
convention.
An engine on the G. L. & W. road
Jumped the track on the trestle north
Of the steel works by reason OF q mis-
placed switch, bnt fortunately was got
ten back without serious loss.
Several gentlemen with horses to feed
arc now trying to trade them of Tor BIZ
cycles. Hay at $50 per ton and other
feed at tho highest prlce makes many
converts to tho wheel.
James Haugh, a bottle blower, who
worked here last tali, was killed on tho
railroad ut Alton, Illinois, his home,
the other day.
John L. Schilling has moved his lam
lily TO q suburb Of Toledo and his house
hold goods were shipped yesterday.
Sheriff Darby released tho levy on
Newark & sAndburg's store yesterday
the claims having been satisfied.
Mrs. Frederick Over aud Mrs. Squig.
gins left for Muncio, Ind, to visit rela-
tiyeI there.
Mrs. John Harvey, Of the Eighth
ward, is visiting friends at Baltimore,
Maryland.
W. II. Gill. OF MuncIc, Ind, one Of
tho firm Of Gill Bros, pot makers, IL in
the city.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Carroll and children
arc at EpWOrth Park spending the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs Thompson. Of Philadol'
phia. arc guests Of Mrs. W. q. Stewart.
Chalmers Thmble went to Columbus
yesterday. on q political mission.
l. s. Woodbridge loft yesterday tor
his homo at Red Key, Ind.
The trustees Of the Children's Home
met YesLerlAY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-26

NrAGAuA FALLS, Or, July 2d-Tho
celebration Of the eiphty.frSt Rnnivor.
sary OF tho battle Of Lundy's Lane and
tho unwilling Of the monument erected
BY tho government OF Canada In memory
OF tho British soldiors who died on the
field, took place this afternoon on the
historic battlefield. Tho ceremonies
wore In charge Of the Lundy LanO His.
torical Society. Hon. W. II. MontagO
secretary Of state for Canada, who had
boon invited, wNa unable TO DO present,
but many members OF parliament and
other dignftartcs attended,
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Jos.Horne &Co
Penn Ave. aud Fifth 81. PltISurs.
JULY BARGAINS

nowprevail all over the store,
Stocks must be reduced to
the lowest possible basis for
the semi-annual stock taking
ON August rst, Prices are
cut right and left to clear out
everything,
Dress Goods,
Silks,
Ladies' Suits,
Ladies' Waists,
Mems and Boys Clothing,
ChiIdren's Wear,
Glass and China.
Furniture,
as we'll as all other stocks
comeunder the price'pruning
knife during July.
It's the best month in the
wear forthe economical buyer
to visit the store. Or If you're
too far away to come write
for facts and prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-26

DRIVEN, COL, July 25,-WhRt IA
clhimod 10 DO tho host Oight.hourS'
work over done on u typoGOttinr ma.
chino has boon accomplished by Eugene
Taylor, a MorgnnthNlOr compOsttor Om'
plGyed on n Denver paper. In eight
hours Taylor sol $500 ems, tho ma.
chino being gOurOd up to oiRhty.OlVht
revolutions
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-26
SHAWNEE WAR DANCE
In the Indian TerrltorJ-ChorOEoCs n
Taking Part.

In the Indian TerrltorJ-Chorokocs No,
Taking Part.
Tulsa, /. r., July 25.-Tho Shawnee
war dance has begun eight mIlos north
Of this place. Day and night tho air
will be filled with the yeIIS OF this once
savage tribe. Large numbers Of tbs
members OF the various n~eighboting
tribes are also present and will take
part in the dance. There are no ChGro'
KEGS present, they having abandoned
tho dance. A large number Of officers
ArO on tho grounds 10 preserve order,
but, regardless Of the fact, moro or les.
deyilmcnt 10 done, two men being killed
last year. They will dance around fres
nightly tho scalp dance, which repre-.
aents n Bcalping, together with the burn
ing Of the body.
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TnE an.tlandlo DyOlng establish.
mont, owned by John %lIullmolor, al No,
1881 Market street, Ia tho beit equipped
houBo Of itg kind III Wheeling. In adj.
ton 10 tina dyolng and cleaning depart
incnis a corpI Of nBtolnaS tailorA nro
employed, who cnn do repairing ~ nOat
IA 10 " possible. Clathal and lallsl'
garments, cleaned or hyoh, can bS mado
10 look like new Satisfaction puaran'
lanI
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AArnANGnO AsE.

Tho Fascination of n Murderer for the
Scene or IIis Crime Lends to Ills Arrest.
CRY OF MEXICO, July 2%5.-JC5uS
Tbarra, the slayer OF Pedro Monoza, ia
under arrest for the doOd, which was
committed last Saturday. Tho homi.
eide from tho day Of tho fatal event
went daily, against his will, to tho
place oil tho tragedy, gave n glance Of
horror at the ground nnd thon would
60 his way sadly aud thoughifullY. His
attraction for tho spot finally diverted
suspicion to himself and caused his ar.
Pnst
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D~lARRnGA should bestopped prompt.
". II soon becomes chronic. De
Wilrs Collie and Cholera C1ro is e1ec.
tive, safe and certain, Hundreds Of
testimonials bear witness to tho virtue
Of this great medicine. II can always
DO depended upon, It's use saves time
and money. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing W. Va, b. +. Peabody. BonWood,
and Bowie &Co., Bridgeport, o.
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A WEST yInGINIAS
seems to Have Solved one Method of
Rapid transit.

seems to nave Solved One aietho" u
Rapid Transit,
Special Dispatch 10 me IaoitgHoT.
C~aAmEsToN, ~. Var July 26.-Judge
Il. 4. OnOy, cashier Of the Kauawha
Valley bank, has been granted a patent
for a pedo.electric carriage. or In othor
words, for a bicycle to bo operated by
electricity on a single track by a trolley
wiro, for pnhlic service as street cars
arc now. Thomas A, Edison is quoted
as having made tho statement that Il a
fow years special bicycle roads will he
built with a trolley wira overhead, by
which riders can mako quick spins
through motors on their wheels, and
many people here think Mr., 0ney Inns
solved tho problem, and that his inyen.
ton will give cheap and rapid local
transit that will result in revolution
izIag present methods.
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SroNAcN and Hawol Complaints are
best relieved by tho Timely uIs " Do
Wits Collie mud Cholera Cure, lnsiaL
on having this preparation Don't take
any otlut, Logan Drug CO., Wheeling,
W.. Va, Il. r. Peabody, lion wood, and
BOwlo Il CO.. Bridgeport, U. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-26
THE IRON TRADE.
There Has Been Greater Activity
in Some Lines,
THE SITUATION Mt MARQUETTE

A Factor In tho stat6 Of Affairs.
PrlcOs IIoldIngtho FIrmacss OF Inst
woek-PossIbIIIty THAT This win
10 tho banner YONr In Pig Iron
Observation-Disclosures Largo Com
sumcrs.
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SEVERE gripping palms Of tho stomach
md bowels Instantly and oIlOcLuNlly
stopped by Do Wits Collie and CholOrn
Cure. Logan Drug CO., Wheeling W,
Va, u. +. Peabody, BOnwood, and Bowie
4 90, %lIFtdpUDott, o. 2
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SYMPTOMS Moisture; iutnnSs Itching aud
AllOWedtO continue tumon form, which often
bleed aud ~ulccratc, becoming very sOre
RWAYRE's OINTMENT stops tho ftChlng and
bleeding heals uiclfdtlon, aud IN most caSoi 10.
tUCcntA IT, SSayno Il son Philadelphia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-26

simply Amply "]swAYSEs OiStMrNr" No in.
lCtnhi medicine required, Cures tOtteF, cc5una.
Itch, all BrlplionN on tho face, hnnds, nOsn, Sc,
leaving the skin clOhr, white nnd healthy. IL
by no other fcmchy, Ask your druggist TOT
EWAYHE'BOlStNESL 1tiiNtW
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woN,r GET MEn PENSION.
Princess KniulanI, of Hawaii, Must lush,
POr n LiVInE.

Princess Kniulani, OF Hawaii, Must Hus'lo
Pora LiVInE.
SAN FRAScIsco, July 25.-The steamer
City Of peking arrived to-day from
China and Japan via Honolulu bringing
the following adVices:
HoNoLuLv, July ls.-Princess KaIu.
lani will not get her pension. This was
practically decided on tho 18th instant,
whom the senate referred all pensions
aud permanent settlements TO the regu.
lar session. The item was $1,000 per
annum to commence with April last.
When tho matter was discussed In the
senate McCRndlesB made n long Argu.
mOnt against tho passage Of the meas.
ure. In his opinion, $4,000 given to
Kaialaai was $4,000 paid ont to
asSist in tho overthrow Of the
government md to support his
position; no cited the action and
expressions Of KHiulani and hOr guard
ian, aud their evident desire for n
restoration Of the monarchy. Ministers
Hatch and Smith made strong Argu.
ments In support oil tho item on the
ground 1t was n moral debt tho country
owed. Smith hoped the time would
como whom tho Legislature representing
tho intelligence oil tho community would
vote an allowances to Iiliuokalani. Min.
tstor Smiths remark about tho queen l.
construed 10 mean that shu will soon DO
liberated,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
ENTERTAINMENT FOR HOSPITALS.
Arrangements for ~ Brilliant Pre-
seutufion of Living Pictures.

The entertainment of Living Pictures,
which takes place at the Academy Mon
day night next. Is for the benefit OF the
Associated Hospitals. which include the
Virginia Hospital, the Eye and Ear In
Urinary. the Sheltering Arms. and the
Retreat for the Sick. These institutions,
with the exception of the Sheltering Arms,
which had made arrangem ents Tor an
entertainment and Could not cancel IT,
have not separately asked any ara tnls
winter, and therefore they deserve Inc
patronage of their friends. The ladies' VINO
compose the committee are WORKING mar
moniously together to raise fund 10 ne
devided equally among these hospitals TO
assist them in caring for the many worthy
sick and suffering ones who are wlthih
their doors.
The committee in charge of the enter
tainrnent met Yesterday evening at the
residence of Mrs. G. OBJ. C0waTdin. En-
couraging reports W re mace OF the pro
gress of the pictures. The programme
was arranged, and an order gwen 10
the Business COmmittee-Mrs. George Is.
McAdams and Mrs. w. ID. Burfoot-to
order colored lights, which VIII greatly
beautify the pictures. There VIII be fancy
dances between the scenes. ana the music
will be appropriate to the pictures;
The sale Of reserved seats will begin
Friday morning.
All of the children who are to take part
will meet at the resids nce OF MIS-. 20
wardin. l07 east Franklin street, FRIDAY
afternoon at O'Clock for maj re-
heasal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
Property Transfcrs.

Richmond: Emil Enders and wife 70
W. Il. Cutshaw. q feet on west size or
Laurel street between Beverly ana AZ
bemarle, 800. , u
Thomas J. EIam's trustee to James -
Elam q feet on r'wenty-seventh street
northeast corner Of Marshall aron
Joseph NJ. Newell and wife TO Annrew
/ Cavanaugh. 20 feet on east side OF First
street near Cary, $500. Cha,
William u. Pizzini to Clifford a, SHAW.
Il "a feet on east side of Hancock street
between Marshall and Clay, 900
ID. &. Richardson, special COMMISSIONS
to Mary r. GIL 30 fee, ,s On wes ,ia5 sue u
HeZekiah Curtis 10 Clay Thoinhs, ~
censes and bar-fixtures at No. ~ norm
Third street, $3.50.
Washington Methods trustee to Henry
c. Heeke 90 feet on west size Oh odh
street near Moore. sl.06j. =.
]. l.. Rhodes to G. l.. Denoon, 70 ieet
on east side OF Sixth street between Gay
Frank Rum TO Henry w. Ruff, interest
I'm e2 feet ON west side of Fifth street be-
tween Jackson and Duval; ~ rect on
Broad street northeast corner JeIIersoil.
and Is sc feet on Broad street nortnWts'
corner Jefferson. subject to lien OF Wow
1850. 49, ,,,u
Fritz SitterdIng and wife 10 Jesse VIII
lIams % feet on west side of Seventh
street between Duval and Baker. WI: 20.
Henrico: A. j. Chewing and r. >;
Rose and their wives to William j. and
Julia A. Hill. 20 feet on east side OF
Thirty-second street between X and >,
81, 0D ~ a.
feet on same between same. 500.
Albert Daniel and wife TO John Barber,
20 feet on north side OF Graham street
near Erin, 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
HcnricO News Notes..

Mahalje Wormsley was tried before JUS
tice Tyler at the county courthouse on
the charge OF having stolen s. from Jonn
Redmond, and was sent 10 jail LOT SIX
Clinton Granderson is also held for
trial before Justice Lewis for assauiting
Willis johnson.
The Fair oaks Democratic Club was re-
organized Monday night, and the follow
ing officers were chosen: President, j. L..
Rohleder: Vice-President, c.. II. Graves ;
Secretary-Treasurer. Frank a. CHRISTIAN ;
Finance Committee, j. W. Gilman, W.
r. Goodman, and John Hicks.
Several speeches were made and re-
freshments were served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
B0YCoTT AGAINST :. A. l..
II II Declared by Commissioner
Stnhimnn.

Stnhimnn.
ATLANTA, GA, February ia boy
colt has been declared against the sea-
board Airline railway system by Com
missioner Stahlman, Of the Southern
Railway and Steamship Association. The
Commissioner states in his circular tha'
Georsia, Carolina and Northern. has not
maintained rates on cotton. lie says tha'
during the past two months sweeping IT
regularities, manipulatlons, and rate-cut-
ting have been indulged In by TINS sss-
The general superintendent is quoted as
saying that the Seaboard can s'aho 'ne
boycott " the association can.
MIR, HOFFMAN'S VIEWS.
BALTIMORE, ND. February l9.,R; C.
Holman. president OF the Ssaboard AIT,
Line. said tonight that he had receives,
no official advices touching the poSeo,,
of his company by the southern RAILWAY
and Steamship Association. lie stated
that none OF the charg S. OF rate-cuttinas
and other Irregularities frequently inaue
against the Seadb0ard company hau ocen
sustained: at least. he was not aware OF
such action by the association. IN ,ne
absence OF more definite Information Mt.
Hoffman declined to further discuss 'he
The boycott was not treated seriously
by other railway officials. III rs sta.ea
rat while the Seaboard company ~ no.
a member OF the Southern Association, II
has maintained A prorating arranseineh,
There is said to have been considerdple
friction during the past year anu az ia. a
result It is claimed that the assoelatIo.'
Stshiman's action is looked upon by some
railroad men as an effort 10 force inc
Seaboard company into the association 10
prevent its final dissolution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20

II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Eleventh ana Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
To Pound the Needy.

81. Johns Circle of Kings Daughters
held a large meeting on, Monday atter'
reported in the eastern section of the city.
some of which. IL is said. are OF a very
pitiable character. In consequence OF the
amount of suffering coming, under their
observation, the ladies resolved TO mold
a pound party that the necessities OF inc
needy may be supplied al once and the
suffering allevated as much as possible
Thursday night, and the residence Of Mr..
ID. c. Richardson, No. Twenty-nintn
street. were selected as the time ana
place for receiving contributions to this
party. and II is expected that every MEM
Der will give as literally as her circum-
stauces will hermit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20

BY Sutton & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Corner Tenth and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
RICHARD MALCOLM JOHNSTON.
The Degree of LII. ID. Conferred
Upon Him.

BALTIMORE. MD, February v'-st'
Msrys Seminary was the scene this eve
ming Of one Of the largest gatherings OF
Catholic ciergymen. laymen. and authors
ever held Ia this city. They assembled
20 witness the comforting OF the honor
81 Doctor of Laws upon Colonel Richaro
Malcolm Johnston. the weii-known lee
turer and author. by the Board Of Trus-
tees Of the seminary. -,
ing 10 assist the students Of 81, Mays
fv his lectures on the higher branches
OF education. aDc the trustees were ans-
ersvicrs. After the comforting Of the de-
Sree Colonel Johnston held 4 reception,
and received the congratulations OF his
friends. Later q repsst was served IN
ssnn a. the head OF the table. sitting be-
fScen his Eninence Cardinal Gibbons
sn1 the Very Rev. Or: Magnien. princi-
II Of The institution. There were q num-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
MONMOVTH-PARk RACE-COURSE.
Order OF Court Issued for Its sale
Under Foreclosure.

NEW YORK, February IAN order OF
court for the sale at public auction Of
the famous Monmouth Park race-course
has been issued. under foreclosure pro-
ceedings Instituted by the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company. as trustee for the
arst and second mortgage bonds on the
property. The sale is scheduled for March
2lst, in the courthouse at Freehold y.
J.
The property will be sold in four lots
The first will include the race-course
proper. Lot No. will include the hotel
constructed by the late d. ID. Withers
at a cost Of s1i0.00o. Lot No. will take
In the yeariing stables and grounds com
prising about forty acres. and lot No. 4
a tract OF land Of about four and one-half
acres. situated opposite Oceanport, on
the south branch Of the Shrewsbury river
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20

The number Of policies issued during the year anu
the amount OF insurance effected thereby
The whole number OF policies in force. and the
of thereon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
ROUGH AT HATTERAS.
THE MGrLvERY LOSES HER SAILS
AND MANY cHArN-rLATEs.
Return Of the rug Taurus without
the stnndard-Oal Bnrgc--Truckers'
Crops. and the weather-work NJ
the Navy-Yard.

NORFOLK. VA. February is'-'Spe-
c,al,-The barkentine Clara y. McS"-
very Captain Carson. arrived mere '"''
afternoon from Bull River. S. Co. anu re-
ported long and rough trip on hat'e'"'
She took a heavy northeast gale, during
which a number of the sails were "a'Ir"
away and several chain-plates lost Inc
vessel was so badly iced up that the men
could not work at times.
The tug Taurus has arrived, ana ia'eu
"a find the standard OIL barge seen adrit
at sea off Tenwick's Island.
NOW OR NEVER.
The truckers continue cutting ana snip
ming kale TO the northern markets though
prices are down again. 1t Is now or never
with the kale crop, as a few weeks NJ
a. ,ike,v 20 crowd IL out The lrish-pota-
10 crop will be very late this year. Gene
rally il Is planted in February pu' .nis
vear the ground will not b. READY oe'ors
March. The potatoes put In the srouhu
nj tho head OF the Western pranch wei
rotted by the freeze. IL is though' an "
the green0 eas have been frozen, tnou usa
tbev have not been thoroughly examiner
vet. The severe freeze VIII De Oh So
bone6f 10 the truCk-neldS IN tht way W
DESTROYING the insects that damage the
crops.
NAVAL NEWS.
The machinery is now being put IN
the torpedo-boats building at the navy,
ward for the batteship Texas. Inc uh'.eu
States steamer Marblehead VIII leave the
ward in about ten days for Europe anu
a cruise up the Mediterranean
The schooner Centennial OF Baitinore,
frozen IN the ice in Aibemsrle sound IS
now believed to have been cut throusn
and gone down. 1t is thought the Gre"
escaped 10 the shore on the Ice.
COAL FAMINE.
Unless the feet now ice-bound IN Chesa-
peake bay reaches here in the next lie"
DAYS there will be hard coal FAMINE IN
the two cities Pocahontas COAL however,
Is inexhaustiblc.
The ship-yards will be Kept busy 10,
some time repairing the vessels dlsapieu
by the recent storms and hoatihs zee
ITS an i'll wind that blows nopody
good"
Justice Burroughs has his decision IN
the oleomargarine cases under advise
ment There are several dealers under
arrest. and the matter will, doubtless,
go to the Court OF Appeals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-20
FUNERAL OF JUDGE HANDLEY.
lie Leaves Winchester One Million
of Dollars to Erect n Library.

WINCHESTER. VA. February 10
Especial THE funeral of Judge
John Handley. Of Scranton, Pa. took
place to-day. Impressive services were
conducted al Christ Episcopal church by
Rev. y. T. Dame. The interment was al
Mt. Hebron Cemetery. The business
houses of the city were closed during the
funeral and the city officials. directors OF
the Equity Improvement Company, OF
which Judge Handiey was president. at
tended in a body. Ii was probably the
largest funeral that has ever taken place
in this city. Judge Handley's fortune Is
estimated at 10000. By the terms OF
his will the city of Winchester will re-
ceive at least 100000 for the purpose
OF erecting a public library. an Industrial
school. and other enterprises. TWO nun
dred and fifty thousand dollars Is be-
queathed for the library fund.