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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
ARTHUR PADELFORD'S ESTATE.
The VIII to BE Ignored-Bettina Girardi
Daughter Beneficiary.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1s.-Judge Han
ma to-day IN the Orphans Court, settled
the estate of Arthur Padelford. whose
first wife was Bettina Girard. the daugn-
tor Of the late General Ordway. OF Wash
ington. and decided that the estate should
be distributed under the Interstate laws
in the same way as II Mr.. Padelford had
made no will and codlcil. Under this the
heirs will be the defendants widow who
was his second wife. and Valerie, his
daughter by Bettina Girard.
In October 1885. Mr. PadelfOrd married
Elizabeth 6. Ordway. or Bettina Girard,
as she has been known in later years.
They lived I'm Paris and other European
cities and In 1857 a child was born. which
was named Valerie Subsequently Mrs
Padelford returned TO this country and
soon after the hucband began divorce
proceedings In Vienna. During this time
he made a will directing that no part Of
his estate should be paid 20 his wife or
10 the child. stating that the latter was
not his. in 1889 a decree Of divorce was
granted. Meanwhile in 1892 equity pro-
ceedings had been started I'm this city by
General Ordway for the daughter. Vale
RE which resulted finally in Mr.. Padel-
ford recognizing her as his child and MAX
ing an allowance for her support.
Mr.. Padelford remarked March q. 1895.
and died June :. 1896. leaving surviving
his widow. Mrs Edith +. Grant Padel-
ford and the daughter by the first wife.
The question before the court was the
proper distribution OF the funds in the
hands of the surviving trustees. There
is a balance for distribution OF 1922 ,2Oi. Il
principal and s.75439 income.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19

BYERS.-Died az the residence OF her
husband. Edward J.. Bycrs. East Rich
mond. Hcnrico county. a. u. NJ. Jan
uary 18th. Mrs. CORNELTA T. BYERS
She leaves husband and Give children
10 mourn their loss.
BOWLER Died. January - 1893 Mrs
VIRGINIA BOWLER; aged thirty-eghr
years.
Funeral from Nj Joseph Bucy's uu-
dertaking rooms at IL o clock A. " yes
terday.
MATTHEWS Tuesday. January j..
ls9S. at her residence. 73i north Fourth
street AZ $50 \. NJ. Mrs EMMA j.
MATHEWS. IN the fist year OF her
age.
The funeral will take place WEDNEs-
DAY afternoon az o'clock from Pine
Street Baptist church. Friends and ac-
quaintances are respectfully invited 10
attend.
PARKER. Died. Monday. January H..
1sgs at $50 \. NJ. Mrs. HENRIETTA
PARKER In the forty-third year OF
her age Blessed are dead who die in
the Lord"
Funeral from her late residence No.
1OiS TAYLOR street. TOMORROW We'd
nesday) MORNING al 10 O'Clock
Cincinnati POST please copy
PHILIPS Died. a, her residence No.
eos west Cary street Tuesday. January
Is lsgs. al 2:i0 y. NJ. Mrs. GEORGE
ANNA PHILIPS. widow OF the late
Charles Philips.
Funeral from Grove-Ayenue Baptist
church FRIDAY, January Il, is9s. a.
l. o'clock. -----.-----.---
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
cor. ANDREwS ASD OTHERS TO AVS
WEIR THE CHaRGE or CONTEMPT
Raleigh VIII Not Quarantine Against
smallpox st Wilmington. Feeling Able
Cope with tho Disease.

RALEIGH. ~. G.. Jan. is.-Spccial.- 80
Colonel Andrews. IA. W. Miller, J. d.
Munson. and MFR. Potts. all Of the South
srn railway. were yesterday notified to
appear before The Railroad Commission
On January 18th, Ia show cause why
hey should not be punished for contempt.
MIR Miller. Mr.. Munson. Mr.. Potts and
Mr. s Ohio Wilson to-day went 10 Dur
nam to appear before Judge Robinson
In answer to a summons. TO testify in a
ease against the Southern railroad before
the Durham County Superior Court as
regards free passes.
Warden Russell at the penitentiary has
not ned Mayor ituSs that he can get con-
,icts whenever he Is ready for them TO
40 the yav ng around Capitol Square. The
gfate and city are to bear together the
EOS, a. .ths ,aving. Belgium block will
he used. except around near the supreme
Court building Phosphate rock VIII be
used there so as 10 oesd,n the sound ana
no, disturb the court.
10 execution OF John Evans. OF Rock
,eSnam. Is 10 take place on the goth.
unless some other evidence comes up
In his favor. ~
JI'DGE DICKS RESIGNATION.
II a sad that Senator Pritchard Will
not consider the appointment as sue
j
district iudg,. = ne res gnation Of Judge
Dick was received yesterday by President
Raleigh Is not AT all alarmed about
smallpox az Wilmington n II spreads
there compulsory vaccination may be re-
,mired mere. but even that WI hardly
be There Is no quarantine against VIII
msngton from here.
Yesterday Mr. IOnnie Lumsdon and Mr..
Robert Little. while working on scar
fold fOrty-fVe feet nigh. struck weak
plank and fell 10 the ground. Neither Of
hem were seriously hurt, ,hough ScidtcH-
ID up and bruised.
several capitalists arc contemplating
the bu ldlng OF a bic bonded warehouse
here.
Rumor has It that there is a proba bility
Thai the railroad lease case may be taken
OUT Of court. In The proposed compro-
mise the ease Of the Atlantic and North
Carolina railroad by the Southern ran
road IS contemplated.
The Southern Rel Telephone Company
has fled ol jections as TO the order OF the
Railroad Commission reducing the raIe
4 rental OF telephone instruments
Among some things they say that the
present Board of hailroad commissioners
IL not legal one.
70 GARNiSHEE FOR TAXES.
sheriff jones MI to-day send deputies
nut to collect taxes due. and after FeO-
rrary LIST he will earnishce.
The survey Of the proposed railroad
from Raleigh To Ellington begin this
mCin.ng
The heavy iron fence around the Capt.
tol IS being taken down. II was nut there
In 1859. IN some places IL rises SIX or
seven feet above the street level IL Is "ii
a heavy granite curling.
There WIS q slight snowfall here last
night. but 4 slcct set IN and swept II
away
The farmers I'm this state arc beinG
warned against the "iimbloss cotton As
= complete fraud. -
The bond Of J.. 4. Bristol for Sllc0p
as permanent receiver ~ the Piedmont
Bank at Moreanton. WAS to-day fled n
the Wake County superior Court cle't =
office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
HAWAII UNDER DISCUSSION.
Senator Morgan Gives the second install
ment Of His Views.

WASHINGTON. u. C., Jan. 1s.-Sena-
tor Morgan occupied the attention of the
Senate during the entire time of the
executive session to-day in the presenta-
ton Of his views on the subject OF an
nexation of the Hawaiian Islands. This
was the second instalment of the Sen
ator's speech, and when he concluded e.
few minutes after O'Clock. he had not
then reached the end.
He spove for about three hours to-day.
and his speech was general presentation
OF the importance of the islands Ia the
United States. He dwelt especially upon
the military importance OF the islands.
quoting General Schofeld and Captain
Mahan at length, in support of his posi-
ton, that the islands were a natural out
post of the United States. and necessary
10 the proper protection OF our Western
coast. and Of general commences i'm case
OF war.
Mr.. Morgan predicted that If the United
States did not take advantage OF the
present opportunity 10 acquire the
Islands. there would be war between this
country and some other Power within
ten weeks
1t was not, he said. within--the bounds
of possibility. in view Of the present
European competition for territory in
Asia. that the Hawaiian Islands should
be allowed TO remain independent for
any length OF time after the United
states should finally announce their de-
termination not 10 make them part Of
American territory.
Does the Senator from Alabama mean
TO say" interrupted Senator Pcttigrew.
that the Hawaiian government would
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
~ MEMORY OFJUDGE BARTON.
The Fredericksburg Bar Give Expression
TO His Worth.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Jan. IS
Specialize Fredericksburg bar was
convened AT II o'clock this morning by
Judge A. w. Wallace TO give proper eN-
preston OF it's appreciation of Judge WI
liam S. Barton and sympathy TOT MS
family On opening Of court. at the sug
gestiOn Of the bar the Judge appointed
St George x. Fitzhugh, Il. p Wallace
and William a. Little a committee 10
draft suitable resolutions for the occa-
sion. Appreciative addresses seconding
the resolutions were delivered by Mr..
William A. Little. ST., who IS the oldest
member Of the bar. Major Thomas +.
Wallace and Senator William 4. Little
Jr.. which were responded 20 by Judge
Wallace.
Among those who attended the funeral
from a distance were Judge X. n. Card
we'll OF the state Court Of Appeals; judge
b. r. Wexford Judge T. r. Il. Wright
Hon. Morton Marye. Auditor Of Pubic
Accounts: J. A. Brown clerk OF the CIR
cult Court Of Hanover; Mr.. Jehrey Brock
EFT. Of Baltimore. and Mr.. Berry oil
ouiga
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
1CTITITY At MINERAL CITY.
New Mine Recently Chartered Prepsr'
ing for Large Operations

MINERAL CITY. VA, Jan. ESPECIAL.
The new year has opened with an IN
creased shipment of pyrites over that of
last year. and the outlook Is favorable for
the largest shipment in the history Of
pyrites from this section.
The Boyd-Smith mine. at depth OF $50
feet has measured IL feet into vein Of
very fine sulphur ore. and the width OF
the vein at this point Is unknown.
\ charter has recently been obtained
for this mine. capitalizing same at $50. %
900. the company being composed. princi-
pally. Of Northern men-men seemingly
OF much push and energy. IL Is the pGr-
pose Of the company TO equip the mine
with the best modern machinery and with
the lately completed side track 10 this
mine they will soon be i'm q position to
offer the product Of their mine TO the
many consumers in various parts OF the
country
A new telephone line has recently been
constructed from Mineral city to sulphur
understanding which the volume or
business has long needed.
\ liberal sum has been subscribed TO aid
in building an Episcopal church at this
place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
cArARRH OF THE STOMACH.
A Pieasan, Simple. hut safe Ensctuai Cure
For IL.

Catarrh OF the stomach has long been
considered the next thing OF incurable.
The usual symptoms are full or bloatine
sensation after eating. accompanied
sometimes with sour or watery-risings. a
formation OF gases. causing pressure on
the heart and lungs and difficult breath
ing: headache, nckle appetite. nervous
ness and general played cut. languid
feeling.
There is often foul taste in the mouth.
coated tongue. and Il the interior OF the
stomach could be seen IL would show a
Shiny. innainod condition.
The cure for this common and obsu-
nate trouble Is found in a treatment
which causes the food 10 be readily
thoroughly digested before II has time
20 ferment and irritate the delicate niue
Gus surfaces OF the stomach.
To secure a prompt and healthy d.
sestion is the one necessary thing 10 do.
and when normal digestion is secured
tho catarrhal condition will have disap-
peared.
According rs Dr. Harlanson the safest
and best treatment Is 10 use after each
meal 2 tablet, composed Of Diastase
Aseptic PepsIn. a little Nux. Golden Seal
and fTuit aclrs.
These tablets can now be found AT all
drug stores Nndcr the name of Stuart s
Dyspepsia Tablets. and. not being pat
ent medicine, can be used with perfect
safety and assurance that healthy APP
petite and through digestion Will follow
their regular use after meals.
Mr. y. ]. Booher Of 27l0 Dearborn St.
Chicago. H., writes: "Cetarrh is n local
condition resulting from a neglected cold
I'm the head. whereby the lining mem
brane of the nose becomes iniiamed ana
the poisonous discharge thercfrom' pas
ing backward into the throat. reaches the
stomach. thus producing catarrh or me
stomach. Medical authorities PRESCRIBED
for me for three years for catarrh OF
stomach without cure. but today am the
MANIFEST OF men after using only one box
Of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. cannon
find appropriate words 10 express my
good feeling.
| have found flesh. appetite ana sound
rest from ;heir use.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the saies.
nrenaratlon as well as the simplest ana
most convenient remedy for any form OF
Indigestion. catarrh of stomach. blious-
ness. sour stomach. heartburn and 0ioat-
ing after meals
Send for little book. mailed free. on
stomach troubles, by addressing stuart
co. Marshall, Mich. The tablets can De
found at all drug stores.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
assembly SCHOOL BOARD.
Judge Goolrlck to Speak I'm Washington
The Washington Guards.

FREDERICKSBURG Jan. ESPECIAL
The Board of Directors Of the Presby-
The Board Of Directors OF the Presby-
terrain Assembly's Home and School was
in session here to-day attending to mat
ters pertaining to the school. There were
president Rev. Moses d. Hoge, ID. D.
Rev. r. =. Kerr. ID. D.. and Messrs. Ilor-
ace Halves. j. n. Cullngworth. of Rich
mond; Rev. j.. w, ,Rosebroi D. D. ,T3.f
Mebane. of this city. and Mr.. S. w. SOM
erville. superintendent Of the Home. They
were in session several hours and at the
conclusion "A lunch was served them in the
basement Of the church by the ladies OF
the cOngre cation.
Judge John r. Goolrick has been in
vited by the Confederate Association Of
Washington. u. g.. 10 believer an address
on General Lees birthday tomorrow.
The Times in a local notice says that
Capt NJ b. Rowe declined the position
on the Governors staff because he was
reOrganizing a military company. His
company. the Washington Guards, Of
the best in the State. was reorganized IN
1895, and to-day stands according TO the
Inspcctor-Generals report, among those
at the head of the list.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
MANY CRIMINAL CASES.
Durham Makes An appropriation 20 Sup.
poita Public Library.

DURHAM. Jan. iS.-Special--The jan
nary term OF the Durham County Supe-
rior Court Is now I'm session, with w. ;.
OBJ Robinson presiding. There are III
criminal cases on the docket with IL
prisoners in jail. Nearly all the cases are
for petty offences.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Mss Maud Patterson Harton, one oi
Durham's bellies. to Nj Simon Warren
Saunders. Of wilmington. \. c.. on Jan
uary 2Gth.
A great deal of talk IS now going the
rounds Of the newspapers concerning the
anticipated reputation Of the Durham
and Northern railroad bonds. None oi
this applies 10 Durham however as there
rs no sentiment here ln favor OF such
dishonesty. The city of Durham issued
some of the bonds referred 10, and Will
stand by its contract 10 redeem them.
Last night a number Of prominent citi-
zcns were before the Board of AID rmen
10 secure assistance for the public libra
~ the handsome building for which is
now just about completed. \ monthly
donation OF $50 was made FOR its main
tenanCe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Supplies GOING FOUfRD.
No Further Trouble Anticipated In &c
ting lid to Cubans.

No Further Trouble Anticipated In Get
ting Aid to Cubans.
WASHINGTON, Jan. lS-At o'clock
his afternoon Consul-General Lee cablcd
from Havana that all was quiet there at
that hour.
The Cuban situation was briefly alluded
70 al the Cabinet meeting to-day and was
not regarded as warranting any change
N the attitude Of our government
Minister DE Tome has written the state
Department denying the truth of the re-
BORT that custom officials of Hanava have
thrown obstacles in the way OF landing
Of the supplies sent from the United
states fer the Cuban sufferers.
The State Department Is satisfied that
regardless OF any difficulty that may have
been experienced there would be no
trouble from now on In promptly placing
IN General Lees possession Cor immediate
distribution any supplies that reach
Havana harbor In the regular manner.
Senior Dupuy DE LONE has received the
following cabiegrams;
Havana Jan. l., issS. +, Nj.
Sunday passed without any alteration.
I had the forces conveniently disposed.
To-day all is quiet ard no danger or dis
,urbances being apprehsnded. J have or
iered the troops TO their quarters.
(Signed) BLANIo,
Havana. Jan. IS 1895 10 A. NJ.
Public order been re-establshed ana
the city been In its normal condition
without the slightest fear Of any altefa-
ton / will dispatch YOU my daily reports.
tSlgned) CpN'oo w.
AS USUAL.
HAVANA, Jan. lN.-News received mere
from Spanish sources to-day says the
Insurgents recently besieeed the spanish
AZ camn Echuela. In ths MauZanillo dis
trlct az the Province Of Santiago de Cuba
The insurgents. IL Is added. fired SO can
non shots and kept up a continuous mus
kctry IRE from A. NJ. &c il;N A. NJ NJ
O'Clock the same afternoon date not
meniioned) a Spanish eunboat ana col
umn OF 800 Spanish troops raised the
siege of the place. The garrison hao
nye men wounded. the Spaniards ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
OBITUARY.
Mr.. GeOrseanna Phillips.

Mrs. GeOrgeanna Philips widow Of
Charles Philips. died at 2:1O O'Clock yes
terday afternoon at her residence. No
COj west Cary street. I'm the eghtieth
year OF her age Her funeral will take
place from Grove Avenue Baptist church
next Friday at II o'clock.
Mrs Philips had been sick some time
but was not thought to be dangerously
IN until about ten days ago. Monday her
condition became critical. and from that
time she sank rapidly.
She was q Miss Georgeanna Smith. and
native of Hanover county. More than
fifty years ago she married Mr.. Philips,
and for half century lived in the house
which is almost a landmark of that sec
ton OF the city. and in which she died
She leaves two sonS-Messrs. G. l. Philips
and W. r. Philips-and a daughter-Mrs
X. l.. Morris
Mrs. Philips was a devout Christian wo-
man. charitable and lovablc. She was
quite active up TO within few weeks
of her death.
Mrs. Henrietta Parker.
Mrs. Henrietta Parker died at $50
o'clock yesterday morning at her resi-
dence. No. l0lS Taylor street after a long
Illness The funeral will take place from
the residence this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. Parker. whose husband died a
short time ago. was native Of Tennes-
see. and only moved TO this city short
time ago. Since her coming here she has
been confined 10 her bed the most OF ,he
time. She leaves four children two 81
them nearly grown. and the others quite
small. She was a most excellent Chris
tan lady, and had made many friends
here.
Mrs. Emma j. Mathews.
Mrs. Emma j. Mathews. widow of the
late John T. Mathews. died al her home
No. 73i north Fourth street, yesterday
morning at $50 O'Clock. in the forty-iirs
year of her age.
She was a native of Caroline county,
and was a Miss Emma Thompson before
marriage Her last Illness dated from
Christmas. when she contracted a COM
plcation Of ailments.
The funeral will he held from the
Pine-Street Baptist church. of which she
was member. this afternoon at .
o'clock
Mrs. Edward j. Byers.
Mrs Cornelia r Byers. wife of Mr.
Edward j. Byers. of East Richmond
Henrico county. died at o'clock yester-
day afternoon at the residence of her
husband. She leaves a husband and FIVE
small children.
Colonel Buffalo.
NEW YORK. Jan lS-Colonel Joseph
G. NJ. Buffalo died at his residence in this
city aged seyenty-six years.
He was born at Raleigh. y. c.. and
served on the stan OF General Chalmers
OF the Southern army. After the war he
came TO New York as the representative
For the past thirty years he has been
connected with the Norfolk and Western
railroad and the Virginia, Tennessee and
Georgia Air Line.
senor Nicoini.
LONDON. Jan. 1S-Senor Nicolini. nus.
band OF Adalna Patti, the prima donna
died to-day az Pau. France.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Captain Brewer Wins.
SIR TATTON WINS.
But tho Order of the Judge Indicates
Criminal Proceedings.

LONDON. Jan. ia verdict in favor
Of Sir Tatton and Lady Sykes was rem
dered in the suit brought by Daniel Jay,
a money lender. 10 recover the sum OF
sl5.S so. loaned TO the defendant on prom
issory notes signed apparently by her
husband. Sir Tatton Sykes but which the
latter repudiated on the ground that the
signatures were forged. The Judge order
ed the documents in the case to be i'm
pounded. This points to the likelihood OF
criminal proceedings 10 elicidate the au-
thorship Of Sir Ta1,On Sykes signature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Lnefcert VIII Testify.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1S.-Adolph L. Luetgert
will go On the witness stand Friday and
teh the Jury his story OF his actions on
the night of May Is, OF last year, when
the murder of Mrs. Luetgert is supposed
To have taken place. This was decided
on to-day at a conference between the
big sausage manufacturer and his attor-
news Luetgert and his counsel believe
that his case Will be greatly helped there
by. Luetgert's little son Louis went on
the stand to-day and told in the main the
same story he did i'm the former trial. II
IS now generally believed the case will
be concluded early next week.
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Ms. MashingIon's Funeral.

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-The funeral OF
Mrs. Ella Bassett Washington. widow Of
Colonel Lewis William Washington and a
great-gra:ld-niecc of both George and
Martha Washington. took place this af-
ternoon from St. lgnatius church. The
intermcnt will be at Charleston, W. Va,
IN the family plot. The body remained
IN the church until about half past 10 to-
night and was then taken 10 Jersey city
and put on board a Jersey Central train
to be shipped 10 its destination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
\. BROWN ALLEN Explains.
He Appears Before the Committee to Ans
wer Charges.

WASHINGTON, Jan. is. Brown Al
Ian whose appointment to the Marshal
ship is hung up in the Senate appeared
before the judiciary Subcommittee to-
day and explained his record as Auditor
Of Virginia.
He refutod TO his own satisfaction. and
mittae the charges put forward by his
enemies.
Senator Hoar presided AZ the meeting
and gave the closest attention TO Aliens
statements. and answers 10 questions pro-
pounded by the committee When the
committee will report IS rot Known at
this writing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
ROBBERY IN COLUMBI1.
The Same Procedure AS Elsewhere of Get
fine Tools from n Blacksmith Shop First

COLUMBIA. VA. Jan. S.-Special.-Mr.
s NJ HarVey's store was broken open
last night by thieves, who made their en-
trance by the front door. first going 10
Mr.. James Manleys blacksmith shop and
breaking that open, procured such things
as they wanted TO open the door Of Mr..
HarYey's store.
They then went 10 the safe where Mr.
Harvey keeps his books and money. and
drilled a hole in the top Of the safe. The
work is that Of Il professional burglar
as the doors OF the safe We're blown OFF
by the explosion. The safe was robbed
of what money there was in II. The OBJ
ject Of the thieves was money II APP
pears as nothing else is missing at this
writing. Mr.. Harveys safe is com
plete wreck and unfit for further use.
The robbers got about s. in cash, all
that was In the safe at that time.