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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department One, Hughes Judge.)
Friday March 4th

Department One, Hughes Judge)
Friday, March 4th.
Estate of Maria Maxwell, deceased.
Order establishing death of husband
prior to that of Maria Maxwell.
j. p. Grigsby VS.. His Creditors-Pe-
tition for discharge granted.
L. II. kemmitzer VS.. His Creditors
Petition for discharge granted.
Jennie Ludwig VS.. Gus Ludwig-Set
for trial March 9th.
L. Z. Morrison VS.. J. NJ. Morrison
Set for trial March 14th.
F. j. Fallon, administrator, etc VS.
William Cook and j. A. Gibson-Mo-
ton to dispose of demurrer submitted
and taken under advisement
Estate of Harriet McCracken, de-
ceased-Decree establishing notice to
creditors.
Estate of Charles F. Feyhl, deceased
Order granted discharging executrix.
Estate Of Henrietta Bell, deceased
Decree establishing notice to creditors
Estate of Catherine Elizabeth Feyhl,
deceased-Order granting release of ex
ecutrix.
Estate Of Nicolaus Hittinger, de-
ceased-Will admitted to probate. Eliz-
abeth Siebunthaler appointed executriX
without bonds.
Estate of Joseph Green. deceased
Order granted for discharge of admin
istrator
Emma G. York VS.. ]. A. Gibson
Order permitting the fling of COM
plaint in Intervention, by Administrator
F. J. Fallon.
All other cases continued.
Department Two, Johnson Judge)
Estate of Jane O'Lohn, deceased
Order settling final account of Execu-
tor. F. D. Ryan allowed 1926 for
services, r. NJ. Clarken allowed S45
for services. Decree of distribution
granted
Estate of Mary F. Dolan. deceased
Order settling final account and grant
ing decree Of distribution.
Estate Of Margaret Stafford. de-
eeased-Final account allowed and set
tied and decree of distribution granted.
Estate and guardianship OF Harry
Vogel. minor-Order denying settle
ment OF first account without present
Ing itemized account.
Estate and guardianship OF John
Amos Ehrhardt ct al, minors-Order
appointing John Ehrhardt guardian,
bond 81 eco for each of the minors.
John and Alvesta Ehrhardt, bond of
81, 800 TO Newton Ehrhardt, minor. and
a bond Of $4,000 to Louisa Ehrhardt,
minor.
Estate and guardianship of Harry
Nogel. minor--Order granted releas-
ing F A. Mannoni from guardians
bond: guardian ordered to file new
bond for 500 within five days and to
file an account within thirty days.
Estate OF Maria Guadalupe Romero
de Ruiz. deceased-Order to sell real
estate at either public or private sale.
and that administrator give an addi-
tional bond OF 500.
Estate and guardianship of VIM. NJ.
Wright. et al. minors-Order for final
discharge Of guardian.
Estate Of Ann McCrory, deceased
Order appointing Mary Phliger admin
istrator, bond $4,000. Appraisers II.
j. Goethe, j. NJ Henderson, Jr.. and
r. a. Hawley
N L. Wise vs.. His Creditors-Motion
10 set aside property as exempt granted.
Gustava Gustafson vs. August Gus
tafson-Demurrer overruled, three days
TO answer.
All other cases continued.
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Try McMorry's Blend coree. s5c.
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Satisfied with Hoods.

"For several years have taken two OF
three bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla every
spring for eradicating the humors in the
blood and for building up the system
generally. My experience with Hoods
Sarsaparilla has been very satisfactory
GEO. FRANK, care of D. NJ. Ferry s. Co..
Detroit, Mich.
Great Blood Purifier.
"Hood's Sarsaparilla is our family
physician and / believe it needs no rec
ommendation. Wherever it has once been
used there can be no substitute for it, as
blood purifier" Miss c. A. ELLIOTT
Grinnell, Iowa.
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THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE

FTRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
spect. Ladies' dining-room separate.
Open day and night. BUCKMAN & CAR
street, between j and X. Sacramento.
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A-For morning. P-For afternoon.
Sunday excepted. monday excepted
T. II. GOODMAN. Gen. Pas. Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
GEN. ARANG UREN KILLED.
The Body Taken TO Havsna-surprised
While Visiting Girl.

HAVANA, Jan. ~ At noon to-day
Lieutenant Vol. Benodicto with tho
Spanish Relna Battalion. surprised near
Tapastc. this province. the camp OF tho
insurgent brigadicr. NestOr Aranguren,
killing Aranguren and four privates, cap
turing five of the insurgents and wound
ing Others who made their escape.
Tho body of Brigadier- General Aran-
guren was brought by train to Havana
this evening and delivered 10 the military
authorities. After Identification IT was
sent 10 the morguc.
Brigadier Aranguren was evidently
about twenty-fOur years of age or lalr
complexion with blonde hair and d small
moustache. The body. which shows two
bullet wounds. one ln the head and one
i'm the right leg is dressed in cashmere
pautaloons. gray wooiicn coat yellow
shoes and CATERS comparatively new IL
Is said that the gaiters and the vest once
belonged 10 Lieutcnant-Colonel Joaquin
Ruiz the aid-de-camp of Captain-Gcneral
Blanco. who having gone last December
TO Araugurgn'S camp with terms OF sur
render, was executed 10y Aranguren, or
with MS approval.
According 10 the Spanish authorities
Brieadicr Aranguren WAS surprised while
ON "A visit to young woman on the flld
Farm between Campo Florida and lamp
istr.
lie was wounded and on trying 10
escapc was shot dead Among the pris-
oncrs is the father Of the young woman.
Ile was the dynamiter of Aranguren
Land
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
cOgyERED An THE WHEAT.
Mr.. Trenck Thinks the Letter Clique Has
tan Under Control.


CHICAGO. Jan 27.-"Basing OUR esti-
mates on the government figures. we
think we now own every Dushel of sur
plus wheat in this country" George T..
French. the active manager of the big
wheat combination. was speaking for
himself and Joseph Letter. who is the Wis
ible head of the Clique"
lie said: According TO the most reli-
able estimates obtain1hle We think there
is not more than 15c0O0O0 bushels OF
wheat unaccounted for. Scattered over
different parts OF the country we have
holdings of at least that amount, so we
can safely claim 20 have possession OF all
the surplus
Added to the government estimate Of
$50. 0o0.0eo bushels for last years crop. the
a0.0oO bushels carried over from the crop
OF lSi5 gave Mr.. French his basis OF 56o.-
90 90 bushels as the original supply. This
ne proceeded 10 dispose ~ as follows:
Exported 80 date, iiJ 0O,0)o; estimated
necessary for home consumption. $40 oeo0.-
0oG: estimated necessary for seed. CO.
00. 900: making a total OF Ji5.0uoo0j COM
fortably put away
The difference between the original
estimated supply and the amount ac-
counted for Is 1000 Coz bushels. This Is
the amount of wheat. which. according
10 MIR. French. furnishes the key n the
situation and on which the clique has
put price Of ten cents in advance OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
DAyTILLE COUNTERFEITERs.
The Most Gigantic scheme for Making the
Queer Yet Unearfhed.

DANvILLE, VA. Jan. T.-special.-
Eugene Mills. Charles Deshazo, and J. o.
King were arraigned to-day before United
States Commissioner c. T. Bsrksdaie
charged with counterfeiting and circulat-
ing spurious ten-dollar gold pieces. The
commissioner was all day hearing the
evidence. and did not complete the hear
ing. Several witnesses being absent. The
testimony 80 far taken shows that King
was the master spirit in one OF the most
gigantic counterfeitng schemes OF late
years IL Is alleged that ~ one time Ee
ran a counterfeitins foundry at Char
lotte. y. C.. in which nearly one hundred
men were employed.
Secret Service Agent Charles La Sale.
who. I'm conjunction with the local police
officers. effected the arrest, thinks one OF
the most dangerous nests Of counterfeit
ers in this country has now been broken
up.
The trial will be completed tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
sTRfCRYN WTTH PIR1LTSTS.
a High Eulogy on fitz Lees Personal
Magnetism and Ability.

BOYDTON, VA, Jan. 27.-special-Mr.
James r. Stuart. n very worthy and aged
citizen, was stricken with paralysis ON
Friday at his home about two miles west
Of this place. lie Is critically iii and will
hardly recover. Mr.. Stuart is a brother
of the late Charles Il. Stuart, who was
prominent prOfes fOr In Randolph-Macon
College in antc-bcllum days.
The complimentary editorial In sun
days Times IN reference to General Fitz
Lees management OF Cuban affairs. re-
calls a high ou,ogy ! heard passed upon
that Official by prominent lawyer of this
bar few days since. lie said the Cen
cral had been called 10 hll a great many
positions OF honor and trust. each OF
which ne had hlled with ability and credit
TO himself and with entire satisfaction 20
the people: that as by magic he could
arouse enthusiasm IN any crowd. even
among the Northern people His grand
personality excited more enthusiasm than
any man in the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
RUSSELL WTAL BIZ TnE MAN.
His Name VIII Soon he sent TO the senate
for Richmond Postmaster.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Z.-Special.--
Every member Of the Republican Execu-
tive Committee OF Virginia is In Washing
ton, but there will be 10 formal meet
ing. Colonel James ID. Brady and Judse
Edmund Waddill agree on most questions
of practical politics. but there are some
patronage matters upon which they can
not agree.
II is said that the Richmond postoflice
IS one Of them. Judge Waddill, personal
~ FOR Mr.. Knight, is going to recon-
mend Mr. Russell FOR Postmaster Cul-
linqsworth's place. Colonel Brady urges
knights appointment, II Is said. but the
backing Of Russell Is too strong for Wad-
dill to resist.
Mr. RusselTs name will be sent 10 the
Senate before o. great while. Colonel
Brady apprecatng Judge Waddills posi-
tion. will. it is thought bow gracefully.
General V y. Groner of Norfolk, who
was confident Of good consular appoint
ment. Is beginning TO lose confidence IN
the promises that were made TO him.
Judge Day. the acting Secretary Of State.
does not think that there are any places
not already las good a. filled' that would
suit General Groner
Mr.. s. p. Lewis, son Of the late ex-
United states Senator Lewis. Is worklns
hard to secure the Colon consulate. He
has the endorsement Of every member
of the Virginia Republican Executive
Committee and Of YOst and other promi-
nent Virginia Republicans besides
lie has also the endorsement Of Senator
Allison and OF the proprietor Of an in
nuential Baltimore paper
Put Mr.. Lewis is prepared to he left out
in the cold, especially n an Ohio Repub-
lican is in sight.
Judge s. e. witt and Or George Ross
arrived from Richmond last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
Inliisn tpprOnriatiOns.

WARRINGTON. Jan. 27.--The House
to-day nrally succeeded IN passing the
Indian appropriation bill and the politi-
cal debate which has been raging since
Monday. was transferred to the District OF
, ,culnDia blll which followed ~.
The only two important changes made
In the Indian bill. as passed. were tn eli-
ujuatlon of the provisions for the lcas-
ing of the Gilsonite mineral lands OF the
I-ncomUaghre reservation In Utah and
the cial lands OF the KiOwa, Comanche.
apache and Wichita reservations. both
of which went out on points OF order.
After the passage OF the Indian appro-
uriation bin the House took up the Dis
,rict OF oluCmbia appropriation bill. Tha
ON carries $500 Jos. being S2i74. AZ less
than The estimates and s55I95i less than
the current law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
TO SMUT our AMERICANS.
The Dominion Government May Retaliate
IN the Yukon District.

TORONTO, ONT. Jan. IA special
dispatch from Winnipeg says:
Word comes from ottawa TO engage "a
reliable man to carry important secret
DISPATCHES from the Minister OF the In
terror 10 Commissioner Walsh at Dawson
city. overland. Hayes. the celebrated
guide OF Prince Albert. has been secured.
no will make the run in thirty-iive days
with a dog train.
n is believed the government has de-
cided not 10 allow aliens TO hold mining
claims I'm the Yukon. owing TO the atti-
tude OF the United States government
toward Canadian interests on the Pacific
coast.
SEATTLE. WASH. Jan. 2l-Three
crowded steamers sailed to the Yukon
within three hours of each other yester-
day. 900 left this city for the north. and
twice az many again are booked for three
steamers. making their departure for
Alaska from Puget Sound
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
TERRTBLE TREArUENT OF A GIRL.
Carried Away by Twenty Ruffians-Not
Expected TO Live.

JACKSON. o., Jan. 27.-Bast night at
Lulu Friend. a fifteen-year-old girl was
going from the depot To her home near
the Tom Corwin mine accompanied by
John r. Meyers and Vint Taught. two
friends Of the family. they were attack
ed by crowd OF ruiiians who Overpow-
cred the two men and carried of the
Meyers and Taught resisted and the
latter was struck with rock. fracturing
his skull so that he IL not expected to
live.
After gaining possession Of the girl the
men carried her into one OF the Well
stone Company's mines. where she was
most shamefully treated by twenty OF
them after which they fled. leaving her
half dead I'm ths mine. where she was
found soon afterward by searching
party.
She was taken 20 a hospital but the ply
sicians do not thin she can live.
No arrests have yGt been made, but the
police are at work OH the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
BRIEFLT TOLD.

Nothing has been heard OF mo barge
yonkers lost by the tug Wakes a. Luck
enbach. and the belief prevails that the
crew. four In number. have been drowned.
The President has appointed Hamilton
clover Ewart, Of North Carolina, 20 be
district Judge for the Western district or
North Carolina.
A ma iority OF the British engineers
have voted In favor OF accepting the
terms OF the employers. The exact fig-
ures nave not get been divulged. but the
proposition IL said To be about 2.Wo In
favor OF acceptance. TO u.o00 against.
After hot debate the lower house or
the Kentucky Legislature has adopted n
substitute offered by Representative Nell
son, OF Hardin. calling upon United STATES
Senator William Lindsay TO resign u ne
cannot support the Chicago platform.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
DIR. EGGLESTON DECLINES.
lie VIII Not Accept the once Of Dean and
Chair of CanonicaI Law.

BALTIMORE. MD, Jan. 2'.-Special.-
DR.. j. H. Eggleston. rector of Emmanuel
church. said tonight that he would not
accept the position of dean and professor
of Church History and Cononicai Law
at the Virginia Theological Seminary.
He gave no explanation Of why he de-
clined the honor
Bishop Randolph came on TO see DR..
Eerl.ston about the matter but the latter
gentleman would not agree to accept the
nn...inn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
kIno Millinm News.

AYI.ETTS. VA. Jan. 27.-special-aIis
Rcssie Aylett daughter OF Colonel VIII
liam r.. Aylctt. left last week for Wash
ington. Miss. 10 visit her sister, Mrs.
Colonel Goodwin.
ana Aylett Telephone Company Is put
ting up another wire ON his line from
Richmond 10 Aylett he will then have one
OF th, best lines I'm the country.
Miss Critic Shelley. who has been very
IN is thought 10 be better.
Miss j. J. Sizer - visiting her 81 yer.
Mrs II. O. Lyme at Somerset. orange
county Va. ,.
Rev j. Y. DOwnman will preach al 81.
Davia's church I'm this place on the tfth
Sunday i'm this month
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28

An unknown negro was seriously II not
fatally burned at Seventeenth and Wash
ington streets at or about 2:3O O'Clock this
morning. The details could not be learn
ed. but It Is known that In some way.
while he was lying on couch his cloth
ing became ignitcd and he ran into the
street. a living torch. Some OF the c. and
o. ward men extlngulshed the flames.
lie was removed to the Almshouse.
where bis injuries received the necessary
attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
MISS RTFES I'LL.
She Is "A Cousin Of Princess Troubetzko.
and Wrote Smoking Flax"

NEW YORK. Jan. I.-Hallie Erminle
Rives, the young Southern authoress and
cousin OF Princess Troubetzkol, formerly
Mrs. Amelie Rlves Chandler, is a patient
at the Sanitarum I'm Brooklyn. Cnnerv-
ed by hostile criticism Of her recent work
smoking Flax" and Oyertaxed by the
effort TO get out another volume dealing
with Southern problems, she was reinov-
10 a sanitarium for treatment ana rest
Her doctor hopes that Miss Rives will be
convalescent within week ana thinks
she needs long rest.
In Smoking Flax Miss Rives detend-
ed lynch law In the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28

the Chicago price for May wheat. what
ever that may be from day to day.
''The situation is simply this" declared
Mr. French: everything goes to show
that this country has sent abroad more
than It's exportable surplus. We think
wheat has been over exported to the ex-
tent of 1900, 900 or 100000 bushels. and
that the United states IL the country in
which to sell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
MARRIED 4 run MOOD INDIAN.
Mrs. Cushman Finds Her Second Choice
to he One of Piegan.

GREAT FALLS. MONT, Jan. g.-Mrs.
Minnie Cushman. white woman and
teacher in the Fort Shaw school has
been clandestinely married TO CARROT
White. a full blood Piegan Indian at
Dupyrs. The bride is a daughter OF G..
G. Bateman, chaplain Of the United
States army at Fort Bolknap, ana form
erly of Fort Assinaboine.
She Is a handsome brunette, twenty-siN
years of age and has been IN the employ
of the government since she was ten
years old.
Mrs. Cushman by former marriage
has a daughter nine years old. She and
her husband have gone east on a wedding
tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
Emperor Williams Birthday.

BERLIN. Jan. 2T.-The celebration to-
day for the birthday OF Emperor William
was more general than usual. The public
and other buildings We're decorated with
flags. and busts of his Majesty were
everywhere displayed. The Emperor re-
ceived the congratulations OF his mother
tho ex-Empress Frederick. and the Ger
man princes. including the Kings Of Sax
ony aud Wurtembers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
JIPIN AND RUSSIA.
The Car said TO Have stated That No
Conflict Is fo lie Feared.

BERLIN Jan. 9.-A dispatch TO the
Iokal Anzelger from st. Petersburg says
the car speaking At "A private gathering
OF the officers Of the PreobraJensky Reg
iment. said:
II wanted long ago to accept your IN
vitation. but events were weighing heaV-
ly on my hind, particularly difflcutics
with Japan. No. thank God. all is clear
ed up and no conflict OF any kind Is ia
be feared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28

MARION, Jan. -Special.-One man
was Killed ana two others badly. but not
seriously. hurt at the quarry four miles
east OF town yesterday. These men were
gctting out rock 10 ship to the alkall
works at Saltville ana were caught BY
falling rock caused by the unexpected
explosion Of q charge Of dynamite IN tho
rock nhoNe thcm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
Cant, &. 4. Taylor.

ASHLAND. VA. Jan. q. = Special. :
DR. Moses d. Hogo Of Richmond. paid
Capt. c. 4. Taylor visit to-day, and
called In consultation DR.. -. 5. Ellis. or
Ashland. Captain Taylor. though a very
sick man. is resting much easier to-day
than for several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
p,ohib,t Trading Stamps.

ALBANY. n. y. Jan. 2I-in tse A.
inc the issuing OF trading stamps mis-
dameanOr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
A PRACTICAL TEST.

IN no small measure from the same
cause.
a PRACTICAL TEST.
why just look at this" said Dr. Hodges
reaching up to glass globe on the chan
delier and touching the inside with ms
finger which was covered with dust from
the globe. There. that globe was clean
ed yesterday. and the dust from the
source I referred 10 has collected here
during the day.
This substance irritatos the eyes and
settles in the throat with the above re-
suit.
Or. Hodges then went on TO explain the
bad effect on the health of the people OF
Richmond by reason OF the miserable
condition OF the streets. "Why we do not
have serious epidemics here at this time
is hard to understand" said he.
Richmond has an admirable natural
drainage and yet her streets are not only
rough. muddy and dlsheartenlng to look
at. but dstrcssingly filthy as well. 7 am
very glad 10 see that you have taken
the matter up FOR discussion in your
paper. You could not agitate q question
fraucht with more vital interest to Rich
mond people. or one that would do more
good. The situation has gotten down to
very serious condition Of affairs. and
seems 10 be growing steadily worse I
sincerely trust that something will be
done TO improve matters. for the ugly and
distressing condition Of our streets IS a
subject Of unfavorable comment by hum
dreds OF visitors coming here"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
WEATHER FORECasT.

,vAsuINGToN. Jan. 27-Forecast for
Friday: ....au
Virginla-Fair; westerly WINGS.
North Carolina--Fair. ives, 10 norta.
west winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
DEMANDS 4 SENTENCE.

The Public Prosecutor Asks That He lie
Imprisoned Two Months.
MADRID. Jan. 27.-Thc Public Prose
cutor demands a sentence upon Lieut.
General Weyler Of two months impris-
Onmcnt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28
RANGE or THERMOMETER.

RANCE OF THEKM0NFrEWs
The thermometer ranged as follows q
The Times office Thursday. January ~
Al A. NJ, 81: i2 ~. 81; p. ~. ~
sP. NJ, 70; r. n, ": u ~. w. Averooo
a. IS. ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-28

streets. Then the throat troubles which
are so numerous here are brought about
IN no small measure from the same
Middletown transcript., 1898-10-29
THE LIGHT OF TIE WORLD
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