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Moon Wong. alias Nal Wal. alias sew
ernl other names. was arraiRned before
the District Magistrate OF Waiiuku on
Thursday. charged with burglarizing tns
w. g. n 4. Co. at kahului 20 tne au,o".,
~ several hundred dollars worth OIL
clothing and watches. Alias admitted ,ne
soft impeachment. restored the stolen
goods. and was committed for trlaI oc- .
fore the Circuit Court at the Dece""e'
term. -
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FOR SALE.

H following PLANTATION
HiSERr, SUPPLIES AND MA
hLS oFFERED FOR SALE BY
RIVER CO.. IT'D.
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us HAD ny CALLING AT
A OFFICE ON QUEEN
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LAS PlLDORAS DEL DR.. AyFr

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mayor actividad del vje1ltrc.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-15
Carta de los sre9 >: t>.rguez Cla Respectable Casa
del Concrete q: z1-.gas de- San Luis Potosf Mexico.

"Sres. J. C. .'~-ni 4 Co..
Muy Sres. ntros. y 1"
presente que duranu' asa
medicinalcs do su rc>l,ytI'
de elias en- nucStraS ''i:,
resultados.
Por 10 miSmo nr I,
>sa casa, y nos cOElr:tHt =.
Pueden ' DIS. Lace .
tanto nos repetimo', 'le : t
Diciembre 6 de 1890.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28
TWEEN 'TlY GUARDS
AROUND The JAIL!
Rev. ]. E. R. Riddiek Was
Given PIote eGt on.
PART: OF PRUDENCE
The Preachers Indicted for the Mur-
der Of Dr. w. H. Temple.
MRS. RlDDlCK NOT PRESENT.
The Prisoner Bowed to che People aud
Seemed to be ,n Good spirits-The
| Friends OF DR.. Temple Will At
tempt no Violence AS He Re-
quested That He Should
| Have Fair Trial. s3
4 T ( / F {
MRS. RlDDlCX NOT PRESENT.

LAWRENCEv1LLD. VA. March T.
SpeciaI.-Th grand jury found a true
bill to-day against Rev. ]. E. r. Rid
dick for shooting and killing Dr.. w. h.
Temple Sunday morning. March 13th-
His trial will commence May Sd.
The case would have been tried this
term, but Mrs. Rldi!ck Is unable to bs
present. as the prisoner was being
brought from the Jail to the court room
he bowed to people on all sides, and
seemed to be in good spirits.
RUN1oR OF LYNcHING.
Monday evening some one started q
rumor that there would probably be q
lynching party over during that night.
The author of this rumor was brought
before the judge. He could give no
reason, but as 1t was court night. and
a large crowd In town, the authorities
deemed it prudent to summon about
twenty men to guard the Jail.
These guards went on duty. but there
was no sign of alarm.
NO VIOLENCE.
1t is quite certain that the friends OF
Dr. Temple will attempt no violence and
will give the prisoner a fair trial. as
they We're requested to do by Dr. Tens
pie Just before his death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28
BIT. TER | BAT II Tie
BEGINS TODAY
TO Test Co1lstitutionality
Of the TaxLaW. ak
FIGHT TO THE FINISH:
Senator Daniel 10 Argue Against
Commissioner of Valuation Act.
ALEXANDRIA CASE CHOSEN.
ALEXANDRIA CASE. CHOSEN.
Brilliant Array of Legal Talent Has
Been Secured to Test the Consti-
tutionality OF the Recent Act
OF Legislature Tho Out
come Awaited With In
terest-All Affected.

The first argument in the effort to have
in providing for the appointment of Com
nttssioners Valuation, will be made be-
fore the Supreme Court of Appeals this
morning This fight has attracted wide
spread atterrion, and the decision of the
Supreme Court will be anxiously awaited.
as it will affect directly every taxpayer
in the State of Virginia. The best of legal
talent has been procured, and Senator
John w. Daniel and Colonel Francis L.
Smith, of Alexandria, will make argu-
ments against the bill, while the Common
wealth will be represented by Attorney
General Montague and Mr.. Hill Carter.
Each will consume one hour in presenting
his argument. Messrs. B. 3. Munford.
F. ". Christian and Judge Horsley are
also of counsel for the plaintiffs, but will
not speak.
THE CASE in QUESTION.
The case that has been decided upon
is that of the Citizens National Bank of
Alexandria. On March 18th Mr. Lewis
c. Barley, who had qualified as Com
missioner Of Valuation in that city, giving
bond in the sum Of $5.00O which was
furnished by c. c. Carlin, at once pro-
ceeded to the Citizens National Bank
and demanded Of Assistant Cashier w.
Frank Lambert what certain gentleman
had to his credit in that bank, and also
the amount of his personal property.
Mr.. Lambert promptly refused to give
him the desired informa ton. and AIr.
Barley at once proceeded to the Mayors
office and sworc out a warrant for his
arrest. Shortly afterward Mr.. Lambert
was arrested and arr3igned- before NIavOr
Simpson, VINO fined the accused the min
imum penalty of the offence, which is
$50
NJ. Lambert refused to pay the fine
and was committed, pending an applca-
tion forwarded to the Court of Appeals,
at Richmond, for writ of habeas
corpus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28
NEW MILITARY DIVISION.
1t Will Embrace All the Philippin
ArcliipciaSO

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Secretary
Root took a step long contemplated in
the administration of the Philippines by
directing that the creation of an entirely
new military division TO be known as the
division of the Pacific, embracing I'll
the Philippine archipelago. The division
i'll turn is to be divided into four military
departments as follows: The Department
of Northern Luzon, commanded by Gem
eral Macarthur: the Department of South
ern Luzon, to be commanded by General
Hughes, and the Department of aEnando
and Jo!o, commanded by General Kobbe.
Major-General Otis will retain the SUI
prone command over these departments
as division commander, occupying toward
them position corresponding closely to
that occupied by General Miles towards
the military departments in the United
States
1t is said at the War DcDa' tment that
the purpose of the new order of things
is to free General Otis of the many minor
details incident to the administration of
the islands, leaving him at liberty to de-
vote more time to larger. questions of
policy and civil administration. The Cab
met approved the proposition to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28
The Defence introduced Absolutely
No Evidence Whatever.
HENRY E. Y0UTsEY ARRESTED.
Locked Up in Jail, Charged With Be-
ing All Accessory TO the Assassin
ation-He is Supposed to be the
Man With tho Black Nous
tacl,c Who Gave the Key
to Powers Office.

FRANKFORT, Ky, March 2I.-Inere
we're some startling developments an the
Goebel ASA assination case to-day. lhiS
a afternoon w. II. Culton, who waived ex-5
animation. and was held over to the Cir
c,,ot Court, vert TO the, Capitol Hotel.
where he was in conference with the at
torneys for the prosecution for over two
hours He was accompanied by his broth
er-in-law, e. E. Hosg, who IS also his
attorney.
culton was reported to have made
confession. but later tonight it developed
that the information gained was mot as
sweeping as thought. His friends admit
that he gave the prosecution such informa-
ton as he had, and which had heretofore
not come out.
Henry T.. Yolltsey, Republican Auditor.
Sweeney's clerk, was arrested at noon,
and locked ,rp in Jail, charged with being
an accessory to the assassination. lie Is
a half-brother of Hon. l.. j. Crawford,
a prominent Republican of Newport. and
detectives arrested him as the man with
the black moustache, whom Golden mem
toned as having given the key to Caleb
Powers Office.
BROKEN FAITH.
Youtsey complained the prosecution had
broken faith in arresting him. and it is
said he is ready to make a public state
ment for which the prosecution is not
anxious at this time.
y At to-day's session of the examining
trial of the Republican Secretary of; State,
Caleb Powers, the courtroom was cleared
of all persons except attorneys, news
paper representatives, and court officers.
The defence announced they would IN.
troduce no testimony and. rendering
Governor Taylor's pardon of Powers,
asked that the defendant be dismissed
on the evidence.
The Commonwealth disputed Tavlor's
right and the court overruled the motion.
Bail was asked for. Judge Moore said:
ut is not my belief that Powers fired
the shot which killed Governor Goebel,
but from the evidence 1t is my opinion
that ne was connected with the conspi-
racy to kill him. shall therefore order
that he be held over without bail to the
Franklin county grand jury that the
case may be further investigate ted
This afternoon Culton's counsel an
nounced that Culton would waive his
examining trial. and by agreement of the
attorneys he will remain al home with
his sick wife under private government
guard.
Captain John Davis also waived exami-
nation, and was admitted to bail in the
sum Of s5,C0o. He was locked up for the
night.
The Democratic militia will be retained
here until after the April term Of the
Circuit Court. which begins Monday.
ard at which Secretary Powers and
others are to be tried.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28
WARLIKE5 PREPARATIONS.
Russian Garrisons Being Increased

Russian Garrisons Rcin. Increased
-Four Fold.
LONDON, March 2S.-5 A. M.-The
Standard gives double-Eeaded prominence
to the following special dispatch from
Odessa:
..There can be no longer any doubt as
to the object Of the warlilSe prepara tons
now being completed in South 1tussia
Nearly 25O.c9o troops have already been
moblized for active service. The Black
Sea Squadron, with transports, is held in
instant readiness.
The tension in the relations between
st. Petersburg and the Sublime Port be-
comes every day more acute. Iae posi-
ton is looked upon with the gravest ap-
prehension.
..If the Ottoman Government, supported
by Germany, should If-ove stubbornly
intractable with regard to Russla,s con-
cessionary demands in Asia Minor.
sessous complications must inevita-
bly, ensue. The Russian sarrisons in the
Caucasus and along the Armenian from.
Tier have been increased fourfold and
equipped for active service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28
A BOLD ESCAPE
MADE FROM JAIL.
Morris Carroll, CoIored, Knocked the
Alexandria County JaiIor Down
and Left for Parts Unknown.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, March 27.-S!ie-
cial.-aTorrs Carroll (colored) this morn
ing at eight O'Clock made bod and dar
ing escape from the Alexandria County
1ail. situated on Fort NIyer Heights.
Tailor Fox entered the corridor 10 give
the prisoner his breakfast, az is the usual
custom. When the doo- was opened Car
roll pounced upon Jailor Fox and knocked
nlim down, which for the time rendered
him insensible. The negro then made
good his escape, fleeing to the woods ad-
joining the Jail.
The negro is described as being twenty
five years Of age, and when he escaped
wore dark brown suit and q black
sweater, and weighs about 1so pounds.
He was confined i'll the Jail on a char ge
of highway robbery, he having robbed a
man named George Lee, in the county.
The negro was yesterday tried anu con-
victed of the offence in the County C5u-t
before Judge Love. and was sentenced tA
serve term of eight years in the state.
penitenfiary-
George Riggs, WHO was confined tor
resisting, arrest, seeding the opportunity
also MADE good his escape. The latter is
described as weighing 10 pounds. and of
dark black complexion Neither Of the
negroes have been captured.
The 3nl1-AS1itWs ldSttOHt Htne t6El)tD-
lican party nave formed an organization
to be known as the CentralTRepubiican
Assembly A1esnus l.. Robinson is press
dent and leader. A. a. Warfie,d has
been requested to attend the State Cyn-3
yention. which conreues il Norfolk on
April 10th.
Another A cconnt.
WASHINGTON, March Especial
The local police were notified to-day to
arrest Morris Carroll, colored. who IS
wanted by. the Alexandria officials as
fugitive from justice.
Carroll was yesterday sentenced by
Judge Love, of the Alexandria County
Court to serve eight years in the peni-.
tentiary for highway robbery. Carroll
made a sensational escape from Jail this
morning after assatfiting the jailer.
The prisoner asked to be allowed .sto
leave, not only his Seell, but the cage
which encloses all the cells ana the
taller acquiesced. After unlocking the.
cage door.5tile jaiior moved across the.
corridor. and was silently followed by
Carroll until he arrived at a point near
an open window. Carroll then struck
the iailer on the head. knocking him to
the floor unconscious. He then escaped
through the window before the jafs or
regaincd CONSCIOUSNESS. Chase was
given the fugitive. but 9he sonn outdis-s
tanced his pursuer, and made for the.
woods, where he diappeared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28
SUMMARY OF T0-DAYs NEWS.
Local.

Local.
Judge GOODWIN and Commonwealth's
Attorney Powell. OF. Greensville,s here;
Board of Directors of. the Carnival
Association held meeting.
Military companies drill and discuss
plans.
-Mucf, interest being manifested as to-
Meeting OF the Democratic clubs.
Rev, DIR. George Franklin Basby dies
after Illness OF two months.
Argument In Commissioner OF Valua-
ton case before Supreme Court to-day.
State.
sAIexandria county Jail after knocking
the iaiier into insenslbility
Raleigh postofrice raised to firsts
class.
5Rex- 7, p. Fox. Of the Lutheran
Crew of Norwegian steamer Virdar
In some danger. Y.
-virginia School OF Methods Will meet.
In Roanoke In June. "a
Murder trial commenced at Haiifsx
-Appiication has been made for a new
national bank at Marion, Va Is
~ policeman In Danyilie beats MS
chief for the position.
j. E. r. Risidick was y indicted az
Brunswick County Court for. the murder
OF Or. w ii. Temple. The jail guarded
at night as a precantton against lynching.
GcneFnI s
Caleb Powers held without bail as an
accessory to the murder OF GoebeE
s@.-LiyetY debate In House ranging from
correspondence on open door In China
transmitted TO Consres
Eoreix,s-
escaped With his sionH wagon train ,ss;
Slight reconnat ssarcex are an that
y - slt,r 81 East lRs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28
ROBBED P0sTOFFICE SAFE.
"A Contractor is Give, Warm Time
by His Creditors.

s IA SOH1EACeOEsiSO - OAsSAs - - -. = -
by His Creditors,
MARION, March s7-speciaE-Ths post
office at Seven Mile Ford was broken into.
last night and thirty dollars In cash.,
and fifty-three dollars in stamps stolen.
The robbers broke open the Nortolk
and Western tool-house and got a Crow
bar and hammer, and with these broke
In the back OF the safe. Three men We're
arrested here to day on suspicion, but
they all proved they were elsewhere last
night. Fl
G.. II. NeiI1. the contractor. WHO fur-6
nished the Alkalf Works at Sottville with.
Iine-stone rock until his assignment,
made about a month ago. has been hav-s
ing trouble recently. Before he made the
deed OF assignment he drew all the
money due him for the mont-. went to
Pulaski and made a lawyer there trtls-
tee in the deed. and left for Maryland
Last week he came back to Abingdon
and parties here went on the same train
to Abingdon and had him arrested for
getting money under false pretense.
He gave bail on this charge. but was
at once rearrested by other creditors, on
charge OF being an absconding debtor.
and has been in Jail since last Saturday
Circuit Court has been in session for
two weeks. but no case OF general in-
terest has been tried.
Rumors are again current that the
Marion and Rye Valley Railroad Will
he extended soon towards Grayson
county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28
THE OPEN DOOR
CORRESPONDENCE
Transmitted TO Congress Yesterday
by Secretary Of State Hay-Ex-
tends Over Period Of Months.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Secretary
Hay to-day submitted to Congress the
correspondence had with the governments
of Great Britain, France. Germany, Rus
sid, Italy and Japan, respecting the main
tenance of an open door IN China
The correspondence extended from Sep
tember 9Th last. TO the 20tn instant, the
last date marking the successful compile
ton OF the undertaking.
On September 9Th the State Department
addressed to our ambassadors at London.
Eerlitr and st. Petersburg copies Of o
formal declaration, setting out the desire
of our government in the natter OF the
open door italy and Japan were SINH
Iarly addressed about month later
While the formal declarations sent TO
the. ambassadors We're similar. yet each
of the officers adopted a different phrase
soIegy in addressing themselves to the
governments to which they are acered-
tied, the dominant note being best set
forth perhaps, in Ambassador Choa te's
note to the British government. After
2recitfng the importance to both govern
ments Of the matter, he Is directed to
present tite President understa adlnS
! that the British settled policy Is freedom
of trade in China for all the world alike,
though conceding certain spheres OF in
Effuence by formal treaties with Germany
and Russia Ambassador Cnoate points
out to Lord Salisbury that main tenanes
of that policy is urgently demanded by
she commercial interests of our two
ma TORS In order to improve existing con-
5ditions and enable extension OF tt:str
future opera tions. The note then says:
DANGER OF COMPLICATIONS
..yy7hiie the government of the United
states will in no way commit Itself .
any recognition of the exclusive rights OF
any power within. or control over. any
portion Of the Chinsse Empire, under sch
agreements as have been recently made.
1T cannot conceal It's apprehens:on5 thht
there lis danger of complicat tons arising
between the treaty E-Wsrs w'hict may
#imperil the rights Insured to the UNI ssd
states by its treaties with China.
fsss at Is the sincere desire of my govern.
mont that the interests OF Its citizens
may not be prejudiced through exclusive
treatment by any OF the coratroliing pow.
Eers within their respective spheres OK
interest In China. and It hopes to retain
there an open market for all the wor4s
commerce, remove dangerous sources OF
International irritation and thereby hes
& ten united action OF the Powers at feskin
Ito promote as1minist strattve reforms %
greatly needed for che I'M
spertaI government and maintaining tho
Integrity Of China. in when IT believes
ssthe whole western world Is alike o5n-
zcerned. DC believes that such EaAuis
n =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28
MAY BE MURDER.
Autopsy on the Body OF William Hen
tJerSop

lerSOE.
NEW YORK. March eI.-After an au-
4topsy on the body of William Henderson.
the wealthy Brooklyn mineral water man
ufacturer, who was found dead at the
Riverview Hotel. Merritt Island, Indian
River, Florida. Coroner's Physician Har-
tung returned that death was due to
cerebral hemorrhase, originating frsm
violence. either directly or indirectly, or
by a fall.
The top of his skull contained a cross
shaped cut and another cut ran tows&cs
the forehead. The left temple and left
cheek were discolored and there were
ebrasions OF the fingers. The death cN-
tfcate on which the hody= was brought
North reports death as being due to heart
disease.
The undertaken who laid the body out
here noticed in transferring the body
from the box in which 1t came into one
of his own that the gauze supporting the
hand contained number of blood stains,
and notified the authorities OF his dis.
TcGyPry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28
A SEVERE FIGHT.
l,oxers Engage Imperial Troops in In

Boxers Engage Imperial Troops in ms
decisive Action.
pEKIN, March 27.-The "Boxer'' n1ove-5
rneut In the north is assuming alarming
proportions News has been received
here that an indecisive but severe fight
has taken place between the Boxers
and Imperial troops at Yen Chtu.
Province of Chi Ii Each force num-
bered about 1.1O men, and there were
heavy casualties on both sides.
Tie Terrible Sails for China.
DURgAN. March 1.-The British
cruiser Terrible has sailed for China
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28
AMENDMENT TO
PORTO. .RICAN. BILL
Those Read TO Senatorial Caucus BY.
Mr.. Foraker, Some Of Which
Were Agreed ..
.WAsHINcYTC,N. iMarch 27.-senat

WASHINGNCiN, March Ex-senator
Foraker to-day introduced the amend
meilts to the Porto Rican governmental
bill, which were read to the Republican
Senatorial caucus yesterday. and some
of which were agreed to by it.
sduced as q new mea sure. In section q
inhabitants are described as '.citizens Of
Porto Rico, and as such entitled to the
protection of the United States instead
OF 9.citizens Of the United States, as
in the old bill.
The following provision is substituted
for section S. in regard to- articles irn-i
ported into Porte. Rico from ports OUT
Side OF the United States:
..That on ana after the passage of this
act the same tariffs, Gus toms and duties
shall be levied, collected and paid upon
all articles import ted into Porto Rico,
-. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28
schooncr ]. Total wreck.

FORT GEORGE. FLA. AIsurch e7.--A
schooner was totally wrecked on the
south jstty at the entrance to the st.
Johns River about dark tonight. NO
lives were lost
The vessel is supposed to be che
Bertuge Abbott, but it is impossible TO
get to the scene of the wreck Tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28
Charged With Stealing $3.50.

. LUCY White. a negro woman. was az
rested by OFFICERS Bailey and Wiltshire,
Of the Second Police Station. last night.
She is charged with stealing S13n from
Frank Lee Williams She will probably
haveEa hearing before Justice John this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28
Team Without a5Driycr.

Policeman Johnson of the First Police
station last night took charge of a stray
team 5of two white horses hitched to a
wa gon5 loaded with furniture. He drove.
1he me tsS. oWnercan set sans by provinE
as his property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28

British NJ visionary Il lied.
SHANGHAI, March TIA private dis
patch received here confirms the report
that a British, mis- ssionary ha S sDeen killed
ut KalpinG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28

{ s0c,ilntinned On n EaftA ls0A1 !,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The range OF the Thermometer at Tho
Times Office yesterday was as follows: 8
A NJ Al: II NJ. 50: 8 p. NJ, 81; 6 P. NJ
%. 8 r. NJ. IS: 12 M.. e.; average. 47.sa.
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His and other suggested amendments
were discussed at length. and were still
pending when. al O'Clock, by previous
agreement, the Porto Rico measure was