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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-03

P".E Il Breakfast D-Diuncr. S-Supi.r.
,,,,, 81 connect at Weldon with 4. g. Line l.uli-
en-, W ornS ! o't,m"uti' 10 10 Atlanta ga
49,, "a rsankin with steamers olive Tor Udtu-
10 uIi1Hh lHndDS on The river. Connects 81
r'.eth with southern Hallway for Asne,ils S.
Il. H. P''"' Oh '"r y" ~ 10
,NtTa iare Weldon 10 Atlanta Pullman s,p.r
i.ttsmoutii 10 Monroe, y, {. Comets directly Al
&uIntni with W and \ Il. Il Ton Chaitaunooeu
NH55nTiHr, ana al points Nest Connects WIKI
ani W +. L. 4 for Mobile Montgomery. Sew
orleans and all points Southwest
ARRIVE
10. io2, Atlanta pecial, 7sOa IA
no ~ Mail an Express 6.2V p IN
or u'ses ana baggage checked to all POINTS
''uIh anu southwest, Se,ring car reservation and
< neral iniorm:' on, cali OH or address v. \ II.
WiIinm. ~ liich stic.t. Poit.mouth
J. " ANDfhSoN. J. w. BROWN, Lr
I, Teu, ~ AScLi. Pass. and .Iictct 4 e.
=" - ,.Ohn' JOHN H. WINDEH.
'''e-I 'es'uth'. General Nian9.e r.
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poANokE, NORFOLK AND
~ HAIi MORE STEAMBOAT CO.
'"Hmeh,ng TUESDAY, June 18th, 1894. the
>lrhhcis OF tm1S line will i'aNe Bay Line wharf
every Monday aud huI>day nj . IA for Ralti.
more, and l'aNe Baltimore Pier No 81, Light street.
EnI,,, tstty i1es lay and Saturday al p. III
r,., MM, RANDALL,
1GSEaSsSN Agent
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H.: !. M horfoIkaHestern R.U.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IS. 1891
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
s'lo n.ltn.-E he Chicago iNpress-For
PctcrAbuta. HicIt IN IN a
Inu Washington, also Tor
t.fncbburS. tt0auORc.
tadtord. sslucticId, R'o-
Cahnntas. E-cuuya. a.
lumbits Anh Chicago.
Sleeper it0nuoEr ia a.
lunbus without change.
niso Tor Tuin>Ni. st,Is,oI
Knoxville, Shaitan,ou, :,
mud intermediate Points
IuiBninu Stecpcr.Kudtor.i
TO Chattanooga.
1000 +. Il. Dor Petersburg. Radiord. PULASKI .
Bristol also for Hiucneld, amt Po-
'ahont :; alsO for Rocky Mount
and NIL sla,i"ns On Wiustou-stlcui
Division. Has Pullman sleeper
Morrill, I" \ auOlc Connects AT
ROeuUkc al 40 n NJ with Wash
inston and Chattanooga liniL Il
Tor All points South aud West. Pull
man slcepers Roanoke TO Meuiyh :
snd New Orleans. hin ng car IT.
tachei.
RRIVE Norfolk daily. s2oatu, 1925 IA
SEA mn.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-03

NEW YORK. April .. Kale. Nor
iolk, S!.250l LOO; Spinach, Norfolk,
Sl.00@Sl.75.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-03
h. OLDDOAINI0H STEAMSHIP
\ %z&2;,S COMPANY.
J FOR NEW YORK.

DASsENGER sHIrs ARE APPOINTED 10 SAL,
from Norfolk On MONDAY, TUi SDAY. WE'D
~. IRON, New York ou MONDAYS TiiEsbh X
WEDNESDAYS, TINT R~DAlSa at . y. M. SArUE,
s.tngrr accommodations UNSURPASSED
rare, Including meals and s!atcrooui berth s 90
are ioGhd iiip limited to thirty days IL 10
loF tceei, ana reservation OF SCAT rooms apply
al "nl'hI office, u Main street, ur a, general
FOX RICHMOND slips leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY p IN. and leave Newport news every
SUNDAY aud TUESDAY evening arriving nc
Richmond tho nest morning.
TErgE >aIII:pStE or srEA1rn6S~
Northau p,on, lutay Accomaok, Enola aud
Leave Company wharf HorolL
SoH oitt t.oEN AT $50 aad IlI5 ..
M ahd $50 + ~; Portsmouth, 60 aud 1905 AMI
go, % nj Bay Line Wharf. Norfolk at and 1850
!" f Is &c" ~ = .ni,.ToN Irl, ann onoyA7
T. M; Bay Line, l:do a IN. and T.. IA. Portsmouth
."n MN ruit. nEw> ANDSurgu
fiELB Al 2:iO +. M Portsmouth. Pas D. ~;
Bay Line wharf, .. ~.
na aon IS. AND wA"': RIVERS
al $50 q. M PORTSMOUTH, Gij q. m, Bay Line
ton 1874 IL. i'UQsOSiN AND SEW
ing Company's wharf MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
and fhiDAYs s. 20 a. m; Portsmouth, S:I5 a M,
m.y i ia MARI Norio'k' at '~ in returning
E"i nAr~tMoNn Hsvrn AND
>VfFO1h-At5 &. IA; Portsmouth, $40 y. m;
connecting at SufOl. with ;. aud {. L. X
Freight Tor Mathews. Back, ruquosn Ware
Severn aHd Naustnond rivers must tie prepaid
Srts "A tAiiosIN t,LvSN.p >-For-
mcTly N y. q " u. J.. Steamer Automatic leaves
Hor,oh for WA.hingion, :. Mondays al > D. M;
tiid2ysnt a m. c>rring freight aud passengers
lor Washington and points On the Tar, Pungo aud
freight ior NowDern, y. C., received at \. and
:. Il Il. depot
Freight received daily. except sunday, until 5p
VI Il. GROW ELL,
Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-03

NORFOLK AND EAPPAIIANNOCK ROUTE -
~ On and af.cr SUNDAY, December SOth the
steamer Essex viii leave bay Line wharf, Norfolk
every sunday at q M. for Iappahonnock and in
termcdinc landinse Freight for these points re-
ceiYed SATURDAYS Tor landings beyond Tappa-
hammock freight received es usual
WI. EANDALL. Agent. Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-03
SmgMr Market.
PenIltII NInrIicI.
New York 'Truck Markets.

Market steady; Prime. l;c; strictly prime,
&c; fancy, 2tc; common, lnIlc: Spanish. soc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-03

/ OR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD 70 nj.
l CLAEEMOST. NEWPORT NEWS aud lanes
river landings direct by, dayg GIT Virginia Nayi-
CATION tpuIau Elegant Steamer POCAHONTAS.
leave tyde's Wharf, Norfolk every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SAri KDAI lt : Il m, touching
At Portsmouth,, ola Point. Newport News Going
and returning, arriving at Richmond about D.
nj. connecting IS Ia ali evening Trans Fare 10
Richmond SliU; farc to Richmond and return
J.. 50, fare to Richmond sccoud-rlass 81. Tickets
much Chcsp'r thal by any other route to Rich
m0nd Petersburg WaVcriy, ilcksiora and stations
on Atlantic and DauyiIo railroad and all points
win Richmond. Tickets Tor sale ~ ticket ageucie,
oi Wake a son, II Brandt and on board sieaIner
~ Freight received daily, sunday excepted, Tor
all above named points.
JAMES W. McCARRICK.
Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

~, me ne, New and powerful iron lace steamer
WAsHlNoIoN aud NORFOLK viii leave daily a,
NOnrH HOUND
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,


NORFOLK AND OCEAN VIEW RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS IN EFFECT APRIL
ISL, 1895.
Leave Norfolk Leave oeeen View.
Ilp q. IN. G.l5 q.
$40 IA. i.3nu. III.
iaVp mn $50 y. III.
1891 IN. J:lj D. III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
1899 a IN. a.oop. M.
$50 y Ia 600 l.. IL.
saturdays only.
ON traias leaving Norfolk nj 545 and 700 n. M
nhn OceHn We" II Ul1 =. m, the faro will he
Al Trains stop AT the following stations Princess
Anne Artnu". Gleuair. Frost's, Bnszard: Neck
ing, Oh Wood, Chri.;ian's Min, Guys ana al
club at,oas
H. l.. rAe., w. a. BAIRITr. JR..
TnE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLr AND ALLAN
TIC kAILEoAu co.
SiLAs W. BURT. lp,.,
WINTER AND SPRING SCHEDULE IN
EFFECT FRIDAY, FEB. !, 1895.
iEAvE NORFOLK.
80 Goa M ,i n1IiF e5IS,m sandal Mixed.
1?25p paiy Local Express.
.EgO !, IA. Daily. Lor,I E,i,rts.
5SJpm, Day except Sunday, Local Er-
c:5op m. S'.rday only. Through En-
si5 p. M. llai except sunday. Through
Express.
lrAvE VIRGINIA BEACH.
c's0am, la'iF except Sunday. Through
Express
si5am. Daily except sunday. Local E1-
lGo5 M sunday only Local Express.
10 Pm Daily Except SUNDAY. Mixed
80 pm. J ally. Through ENIe,.
~ M n".y 10 al Express.
200 ~ naily. Local - p'csS
Through ESur'ss Trains make the trip IA
ibitty-hSe uinntes; Local Express Trans
iOrty-hvc minutes
Chnlr Car attached to all Passenger trains.
Seats - cents each.
E. 7. HOLLAND,
General Superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-03
q S 4

Whs so SICK i could
not eat sleep or
walk. for ] coughcd
all day md night.
My weight was re-
duccd from $50 to
l27 pounds. The FIRST
night that ! slept
four hours at one
time, was after | had
taken three doses of
DR.. Piercc's Golden
Medical Discovery.
The offensive matter
eHpectornted grew
lpsS every ,lnv md
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II.ANEs.N:ssN, GslInl,.
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM
~ pANI,
sCuEpuLEIN INFECT MARCH J. 1895

NAIL AND ENraESS LEAVES NORFOLK
daily except sunday g;i5 a. M for Elizabeth
10y, Eienton, Nackcy's Ferry Roper rnn,cgu.
nelha'en. ec. Connects AZ Eleuton With y. as
4. Il steamer ~ follows Duily icrc.rt sunday
for Plymouth and Windsor. TUESDAY, TiIUES-
IiNcr,o MpNpAY audi FRIDAY Tor Scnpprrnonp
river, ami WEDNESDAYS tor salmon ,'r,rl Cnnb
nectS at bc,IhavCn with steamer Virginia Dare Tor
Makceyvie, south Creek, Aurora WASHINGTON
ana intermediate landings.
EvENISG EMPRESS LEAVES norfolk ana
2 ~ daily ,eNce?, sunday FOR Elixabcih civ.
ldont"n aud way-'iations connects al Elizabeth
NY with tho steamer Nous" and Newb.ru Man
nHs, iue'dGN, Thursday aud .aturday Tor New
bern lsoano leland aud M"iahead Ci'y kirsinn
I i, 4" d aiI %,, VIA a Il r. amt Tor
Oh the " y. a y Il; Il.
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK.
NAIL AND EMPRESS daily except SUNDAY, 9,
- T. IA. aud / rrrcss daily (cxcept SUNDAY NJ II
Il m. connect with all rail and steam linz, n; Nor
i"lk for the N"rhA f0st and West. Passenger aud
freight stations ffot Of East Main street, S0rioll
aud Western depot.
Il ASSTEhN CAEUlINA. DISPATCH FAST
u tHIIlil LIN AND Ol.b DOMINION LINE
uy'Wtth "ii points North Iud last via Nuriull and
NoitSH and southern Railroad to Eastern North
freight received daily and forwarded promptly
nj lVN rates.
o.!!o, luther Inflammation apply to the General
NJ. X. KlNG,
General Manager
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPANY.
ebay LlNl-j
REDUCED RATES BY THE FAvORIrE LINE
QUICKEST rAsSENGEE AND FREIGHT
ROUTE BETWEIN THE NORTH
AND SOUTH.
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL Isf 1874
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A., -, when had taken
the whole Of one bottle l could sleep aii
well ever aimee and weigh lis mounds
Mrs LOUISE +. COATES.
BlWhebourne. Kings Co.. N. Y.
In Severe Coughs, Bronchial Threat
and Lung Diseases, Asthma, Scrofula in
every form, and even the Scrofulous az
lection OF tho lungs that's called Con
sumption, in all its earlier stages tbe
Discovery CURES
NIyaE$$Sy ~ Il Il 5 Ss 20 s.SYsGY9E9
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-03

INb HLHULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS FOR
y IIllLApEl.rlliA-onl direct ~U~ea
me from Norfolk 10 rh lade hia 49,,
null further orders, steamers are 1ppoIiiTci 10
san u Hm Norfolk every Monday. Wednesday and
aHi"i Gay at o p m, and from Philadelphia every
iuts0a'. Thursday aud SATURDAY
through bills OF lading 10 all points South aud
S.H'hWe't VS. D., Atlantic Coast Line mud
Virginia and Tennessee Air Limo Railroad
JAMES ". MtCAEuICk
General Eouthern Agent Nnrfcll Va
". i. CLYDE co.
Agents philadciphla
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-03
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
lNESTIHUiE IINIIEDD


Leave N0rtok 4JJ p III, arrive
l.tchinoud '.uU la, connecting ION
Washington, bsirimoir, Phiisie.-
phia aud heE orb R-turniuv,
leave Richmond 800 a IA. arrive
NorfslE 1925 :: IA. Stops onlv IA
SuEOlk, WaNcry Hud p,tcrshurr
Sccoud-ylass ti'Ieis NO. uCceptct
IOr passage on these trains
Other daily trains leave Norfolk
200 = a. arrive IL Richmond 100
IN. Returning, leave Richmond
5:iOp III; arrive al Norfolk 40 pm.
For nfther information IS to tickets iat.s bag
gage, checks, ctc.. call address Il W. COZ ri
NEl District Passenger Agent; &. II BOSLEl .
litk,t Agent, 90 Nam street corner OF CRANKY. OF
{. l. Finch, Agent, depot Norfolk .ud Western
railroad. ". H. BENiLL
General Passenger Agent
General Office, ROauote, Va
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ne mp ly these steamer, affords q most cnjova-
"" sail "n the ChcsapotLe nav. raising throt!ch
hampton h""' ana HLrhor oi Ndriolk with view
~ ~ vultcts oi interest inc dent To- these his
'' ','i''' its 'lhctluR Unsurpassed seTNic. ia
enIl particular Large and luxuiInnry furnished
s'ir'hs and 'ta'cro1his heated by steam ana
!'rhtd hy electricity
li[Ic'S sold 10 al point. N"rih. las, and West
ana h"fg"te checked to destiuat ou stacruonis
,eL,en upon application in person at The com
steamer w ' vi '''"
Freight VIII not be received after p m to 60
forward that day.
l"f further information aptlr to
mn, ". RAINFALL. Agent.
fuully except SUNDAY. sDIUy
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poANoEE AID CA-HlE RIVER LINE
STEAMER LUCY
leaves foot commerce street every wednesday ut {
=. M. iOr Plymouth and Rolhokc river landings IA
high rs l'alinyra. y. c.. iudsor and all Cashi,
river landings Freight eceved daily.
lHE NOlIiNtliAM & WRENN co,
ihohe no ~ Agents.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-02-22

L0TERlA NACIONAL DE MADRID
HaT rc61T1sssfaatemente 3 para todos los sor,
teos en- la peluquer1a ''Laurak Bat" de
D. Pedro Urbistondo, San Francisco A..
Sc enviaran la isla a Quienes los soil
citen. - ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-02-22

C)Garanzannos c0rnpos1oi6n de aDonoL6ase
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-02-22
BOSTON. MASS E,U. dc A.

A GRANDES MALES GRANDEs RENE
D1os.-Cuando 81 empobrecimiento orga!nl-
CO aniquila el cuerpo y el espiritu, Sc I'M
pone devolver al sistema nervioso toda SD
fuerza y yigor; de ahl la ind1caclon espee-
Ulrici" conceptuado por los m6dicos mas
eminentes como ell ''reconstituyent mas
"poderoso y el vitalizador" mas rApido -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
GRESHAM NOT To- RESIGN
Positive Denial of a Report OF
j the Secretary's Retire: s.:
ment. H.. ,-...-:-
Although in Bad Health He Will
Complete His Term In the s. :
Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April IA Wig
orous denial is made in administration
circles of the story that Secretary Gresham
is about to resign. The Secretary. himself
will not interviewed, not caring to dig
Nifty the report by a denial. 1t is fact
that the Secretary has been. in i'll health
for some time, and the recent attack of
neuralgia Of the stomach left him much
debilitated. He has been unable to secure
rest in Washington, owing TO the frequency
with which delicate and embarrassing
diplomatic questions have been forced
upon him, and it is probable he will yield
to the solicitations of his family and
friends SO far as to take a short leave of
absence and. go to his home in Indiana,
and perhaps stop for short. time in
Chicago. .:i..'
Later in the day it was possible tossecure
a most positive denial of the story that
Secretary Gresham intends to resign, the
authority being a. Cabinet officer whose
relations with the Secretary are: of such a
nature as to make him perfectly competent
to make this denial. 1t is also learned that
Secretary Gresham has just made arrange
ment for the extension of another year of
his lease of his rooms at the Arlington,
now occupied by him, which may certainly
be taken as an evidence of his intention to
remain in Washington.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
.NHATCOM STEAMER LOST
The. Buckeye Capsizes and
Four Men Are Thoughtto
!. :..::.= :. Have Perished. +
A Number of Passengers, the Cap
!. tain: and Some of the Crew ::
-. :. Manageto Reach Port. :. ~. -.

/. NEW WHATC0M, WASH, April 2-The
steamer Buckeye, plying between this city
and Friday Harbor, capsized in Bellfng-
ham Bay south of Eliza Island, at o clock
this afternoon, and it is probable that four
Lives were lost.
The steamerleft Anacortes at 2:30 O. clock,
heavily loaded with livestock and hay. "A
heavy southeast wind carried her to one
side. AT 8 o'clock a heavy sea burst in the
cabin of the steamer and turned her over
on her side.
:; The passengers were:: w. d, jenkins,
w. l.. Asher, w. H. Bennetto of New What
com, and. H. Kaufman and wife of Ana
cortes. All the passengers climbed from
the window but Kaufman, who, Jenkins
thinks, being a large man, was. unable to
get out, of the cabin, and. he believes he
must have been drowned. The captain
and four of the crew and all the passengers
but Kantzman got in small boat. -
Bennett, Asher and the first officer got
out on to q. life-raft, which they tied to tie
steamer: The small boat, after an hours
hard work, reached the shore FIVE miles
below Fairhaven. The captain secured a
horse and rode to Fairhayen for steamer
to rescue those on the raft. /. ..
:: AS soon as the small boat reached the
shore it capsized- and all were so benum bed
that Jenkins says: they. could not have
held out much longer. ~:
:. The steamer J. E.: Boyden went to the
assistance Of the men at the steamer, but
there is no news of her return up to 10
O'clock: It is: probable that Asher and
Bennetti who are welEknown contractors
of this city, Kantzman and the. frstoffcer
are drowned. The two large lifeboats on
the Buckeye were. tied on, and the crew
were unable to unite: them, as they were
partly covered with water, so they had
only the small boat . ;.
A: heavy wind was blowing, and from
the condition of the survivors it is possible
the Others persisted before assistance could
reach them.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
CHEFS WE'RE NOT NEEDED.
Great Preparations Had Been, Made TO,
Lps Reception.

Great Preparations Had Been Made for
Li's Reception.
TOXIC, JAPAN. March 16.-.-With regard
to the peace: conference public expectation
grows more and more hopeful every day.
Ii Hung Chang has hastily completed his
preparations, and is now ON his way to the
appointed place.of meeting. -
The japanese authorities have engaged
several of the principal hotels in Balkan
Cor Shimonoseki) for the accommodation
of the various parties concerned. Ii, Count
Ito, Viscount Matsu and Mr.: Foster Will
each have tavern entirely to himself.
LIS retinue are to be lodged in a large
temple.
One of the public schools is, reserved for
Japanese minor. officials. As: Balkan is
not an open port foreign customs do not
largely prevail there, and a corps: of chefs
skilled in the mysteries of the French
cuisine will be in attendance from Osaka
and Toxic. ENJOYS who come in good
faith are evidently considered worthy of
better fare than diplomatic pretenders like
Chang and Shao. -. -: = -, ::
/ "A body of about one thousand armed
Chinese is devastating the eastern districts
of Shing-king Province, just beyond the
Japanese lines north of Feng-hwang Tor
Hong-hwong.}. A battalion of cavalry has
been sent to disperse the marauders.": -.
An. official list of Chinese killed and
wounded, up to the time just preceding
the expedition to Wei-Hai-W Wal, has been
published by the native newspaper Shen-
pao. 1t acknowledges. 5000 killed, 5000
wounded and 1900 prisoners :. =. +:
mi az. il
quarters will be transferred to some place
ON the continent again gains strength.
The Emperor earnestly desires to join his
armies before the return home, but the
majority of his ministers discourage the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
SELMA MURDERER. HELD.
Jordan. Slayer. Of BaIthrop,
Sent to Fresno Jail With. s
out Bonds.
Evidence Tending to Show That the
s Killing Was a edftated =:
Affair.

t. SELMA; CAL, April 2-The preliminary
.examination;of G. y. Jordan for. the kill
ingof 7. B. :Balthrop here .on March q
was concluded Saturday evening, having
occupied two days in. Justice Tucker
court. Jordan was to-day held to answer
without bail and was taken to the County
Jail at Fresno. . :: -. -:
T: Ten witnesses were called for the people
land nine for. the Defense. Except. in minor
details, the evidence:of all these witnesses
was corroborative of the evidence sof. the
leading witnesses for the people,. The latter
were: Lee ]. .,Arrants, who stood within
touching distance of the murdered man,
closely observing him during the time he
was in:range of Jordan.s pistol; DIR. Will
liams, who saw both men plainly. during
the time the murdered man was under fire;
Kuhlman,. who also witnessed the shoot
ing, and Mr.. Kilbourn, the druggist, and
his clerk, who were in the store where Bal
throp fell dead. ..s z ::
The evidence was conclusive in proving
that Jordan came to town armed and be-
gan at once to search for Balthrop.- He
found him. standing in the door of the
drugstore. Balthrop accosted him pleas
antly, offering his hand. Jordan refused
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03

1t, and inquired if it was. true that he had
slandered Mrs. Jordan. Balthrop put his
hand on Jordan's shoulder and asked him
to come inside, where they could talk with
out attracting crowd, and he could see
Mr.. Kilbourn, who knew all about it. Both
men went inside, and Jordan demanded a
denial of Baithrop, saying, eff you do not
deny this l am prepared"
Balthrops denied having slandered Jor-
dams wife, and said he had written state
ment that would appear in the evening
paper. The matter seemed to have been
settled, when one of the men said some
thing which was not heard or understood
by any OF the witnesses, and Balthrop
struck at Jordan, who began to back out
OF the door, striking as he went. Neither
OF the men hit the other. The striking was
designated by the witnesses as 'tcIawing"
at each other. Balthrop remained in the
alcove outside the door, standing as if he
was held up" Witness Arrants said.
Jordan, when he reached the sidewalk,
drew his revolver, 44-caliber weapon a
foot long, from his belt in front, aimed de-
liberately and fired. Ba1throp made no
motion until the shot was fred when he
reached for his revolver and drew it as he
walked into the store. He took five or six
steps, turned and fell.
Jordan and his wife have had trouble for
several years past and have been living
apart for six months. Since his arrest for
murder they have become reconciled.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
HEALDSBURG ARSON CASE,
Arrest of a Stableman for the
Alleged Firing of a
Building. =.
Sequel to Peculiar Transaction in
the Transfer of a Livery
T; Business.

.HEALDsBURG, CAL, April "A fire
was discovered in the two-story frame
building in the rear of the Sotoyome stable,
on West and North streets. The building,
which was occupied as a laundry and
paintshop, was destroyed. T. L. Nicely,
who owns the building, loses $500, JIG
Wah Lee $500 There was no insurance.
I As soon as the fire was under control
Mr.. Nicely swore to a complaint charging
A. FL. Clyma with arson, and as soon as he
could be found he was placed under arrest,
This is the sequel to case tried in the
courts here recently. Nicely had sold his
stable to Clyma some time ago in pecu,
liar way and when Nicely sought to take
charge Of the property again Clyma had
him arrested for stealing horses. Nicely
finally got possession of the property
again, and since that time Clyma has
threatened to break him up in business.
Nicely says he can prove that Clyma set the
building on fire in the hope that his livery
stable would be destroyed.
= Clyma says that he knows nothing OF
the fire and CAN prove an alibi. Clyma is
out ON bail.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
DUTIES NOT INCREASED.
Defeat of a Plan IN Jamaica to Discrins-
mate Ag1iast This Country.

Defeat of a Plan d1s Jamaica to Discrins-
mate Against This Country.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 90. o.
Eckford, United States Consul at Kings
ton, Jamaica, has notified the State De
partment of the defeat by the Legislative
Council of the island of bill designed to
increase materially the customs duties on
many articles imported from the United
States.
In a message to the Legislative Council
the Governor had suggested that the with
drawal of the United States from the re-
ciprocity treaty, made in pursuance of the
Mckinley law, left the island free to re-
store to its tariff some of the sources of
revenue abandoned under that arrange
ment. The colonial secretary then intro
dueed, on March ID, bill in line with the
Governors message, and it is this bill that
has been defeated. Consul Eckford says
he thinks it improbable that's like measure
Will be brought up again this season.