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HIDES, TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS

HIDES AND SKINS-The situation shows no
change. Business shows the dullness incidental
to the holidays Heavy salted steers, 7c u fb;
culls and brands, &c; medium &c; culls and brands.
DC: light sc q b culls and brands, 4e; Cowhides,
5@542c d ID: culls and brands, 4941ac; salted
Kip. &c u h. salted Calf, SC q ID: sated Veal
&c: dry Hides, i0@llc o ID: culs and brands, 7d
71ac: dry Kip and Veal, &c: culls. 512c: dry calf
l5c: culls 10c; Goatskins 20(g35c each; Kids, &c;
Deerskins good summer, 25M30c: medium, l50
25c; winter. 1O@I5c; Sheepskins shearlings, lO@
2Oc each: short wool, 30@4Oc each medium 40
@30c each; long wool, 60@7Uc each. Culls OF all
kinds, about 1ac less.
TALIoW-kasy and quiet at the recent decline.
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

BEANS-With one or two exceptions colored are
firmer, but whites weaker. The market is dull.
Bayos, $1@1 49, Small Whites, 81 25al so; Pea,
81 5OGl 90: Large Whites, ST 20@l 371a: PINK.
90c@$l Is; Reds 81 354l SO; Blackeye, 81 75@
l S5: Red Kidney, 81 75@ll So: Limas, 50 4O@
55; Buffers, 81 60@1 rs.
SEEDS-No change in quotations. The market
is quiet and receipts have fallen of considerably of
late. Brown Mustard quotable at 81 1892 p ctl;
Trieste, 81 90@2 20; Yellow Mustard, 81 POO
l so; Flax. 81 70 q ctl Canary, 3@312c p 10;
Alfalfa, 61a@634c q ID; Rape. l$4@2c q ID; Tim
othy, 612c q ID; Hemp 4c q ID.
DRIED PEAS-Quoted at 81 25@l 40 . ctl for
Niles, 81 204l 80 for Blackeye and 81 25@1 rs
for Green. Offerings are limited and quotations
are nom nal.
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WOOD, LUMBER, TIES, ETC.

Posts. 9@1Oc each: Redwood SIS p cord Oak,
rough, SIS so: peeled, SO; Pine, $5 10; Railroad
Ties 35c apiece for 6xS, Ale for 7xS and 45@5Oc
for7x9.
TANBARK-$14 p cord.
Retail prices Tor Pine No. l rough, SI3
017 so for the different lengths No. 2, $11: No.
Flooring, $21@26: Lath, So. Redwood, $16 for
No and 81 for No. 2: Rustic, $lStG23; Shingles,
common, 81 SO; Shakes, SO p N.
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FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS.

FLOUR-Net cash prices follows: Family
extras, So 25@3 80: Bakers extras, So 1898 25;
supertne. 50 25@2 40 p Dbl.
CORNMEAL, ETC.-Feed Corn. $1S@1S 80 p
tom Cracked Corn, SIS 5O@19 90 q ton.
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in lob sacks are as
follows. usual discount to the trade Graham Flour
meal, 234@3c; extra cream do, 31ac; Oatmeal,
3$4c: Oat Groats. 412c; Hominy, 4@41sc; Buck
wheat Flour, &C; Cracked Wheat, 31ac; Farina,
Acc; whole Wheat Flour, Sc; Rolled Oats, 41ac:
Pearl Barley, 414@s14c; Split Peas, 434c; Green
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POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES.

POTATOES-The market continues well sup
Piled Sweets are quotable at 81 5O@l rs q
ctl for Rivers and So 2 ctl for Merced; Sa-
linas Burbanks, 5O@SOc o cl; River Burbanks,
30@35c p sack: Oregon Burbanks 4O@60c q ctl:
River Reds, 30@40c q ctl.
oNIoNS-Steady at 60@70c D ctl. Cut Onions,
35@50c r ctl.
VEGETABLES - Mushrooms, 5@15c p b;
Green Peppers, 4U175c z box: Dried Peppers,
7@10c 2 h. Tomatoes. 30G5Oc = box: Green
Peas, 40l5c = ib String Beans 6G7c = ID; Dried
Okra, I21a@l5c: Cabbage 40@5Oc q ctl; Feed
Carrots, 30@40c; Garlic, 4@p5c q 10 Marrowfat
Squash, SOS = ton; Hubbard Squash, So.
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BALDWIN HOTEL.

w
r Bell, Mrs Chiles Calistoga
= Everett, Chicago G Marshall. Capay Wy
J Harnes d w, Sacto ] Berry & W, Cal
w Egenolf, n Y SW Hale Sacramento
F d Cobb, Stockton M Nation Belvedere
Mrs Woods, San Jose A Seldner N
HEN, Mrs Williamson, Chicago
r Cooney, Chicago Miller,
FL IL Holmes, Chicago G Smith, Chicago
Miss Brown, Chicago T. E Moore, India
MISS = Groom, st Louis A NJ Barney, st Louis
LICK HOUSE.
A L Rockwell. Stockton o Melcher. Mazatlan
y Runyon, CORTLAND Power, Alameda
y A Dawson. Belota NJ Crow Napa
q Maxwell. Cal r Cooley, Berkeley
NJ o Laughlin, New York T l. Smith Paris
l Stockhelmer. Colusa M Hanly Nevada City
G Jenkins New York J Nichols Chicago
+ Crane, Chicago w III McMinn San Jose
Hansen, San Jose Todhunter San Carlos
Z McCormlck, Los Ang G GNunnenmacher,V ViSalia
DR. Cooper&w Pleasantn Glenn Jacinto
5 IL Smith, Sacramento w Lampert Sacramento
McDOnough, San Diego Warwick San Diego
Francis Harris, st Louis Blythe, England
w aIlace, Baltimore McPhearson, Pleasantn
d Lee, San Jose Stewart, San Jose
n Kane, Mrs Z. Wheeler, n
"a Posteith waite, Sn Jose Miller, Ohio
W y Roger, Amelia ] NJ Cleary, st Louis
u h Foster, Amelia Z Prior, Oregon
Menix, Fresno Mrs E Prior Oregon
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

WHEAT LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, ENG. Dec. 1S-The spot market
is firm at 5s 311ad. Cargoes dull at 27s l1ad
arrived.
FUTURES.
The Produce EXCHANGE cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations No. Red Winter: De-
cember, 5s I'd; January, bs 214d; February 5s
234d; March, 5s 312d; April, IS 4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, ENG. Dec. 1S = Consols, 1O6Zs
silver 3O3sd; French Rentes, 100f 6212c
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NEW YORh STOCKS.
Bonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
Shares.

Money on call is quiet at 11ad2g last loan at
2Y and closing offered al q. Prime mercantile
paper, 4@51as. Bar silver t6ssc Mexican dol,
lars, 5212c sterling exchange IS firm with actual
sixty DAYS ana 81 SS$4 GA SO for demand. Posted
rates 81 SS15@4 80. Commercial bills, S4 S6s4
IA Mia Government bonds firm; State bonds
steady: ranroad bonds lower. Silver at the board
dy
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SUMMARY OF TIE MARKETS.

Silver firmer.
Wheat dull. Freights steady.
Barley and Oats quiet.
Corn and Rye dull. Buckwheat lower.
Bran marked down.
Hay unchanged.
Flour as before.
Considerable change in Beans.
Nothing new in Seeds.
Potatoes in large supply and cheap.
Onions firm.
Butter still gowing down.
Cheese very steady.
Eggs doing better.
Poultry and Game cheap.
Grapes very dull.
Oranges and Lemons inactive.
Choice Apples steady.
Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins neglec ted.
Provisions slow OF sale.
Wool quiet.
Hops lower and unstable.
Nothing doing in honey.
Hogs lower again.
Grain Bags cheap for next season.
Coffee dull.
Coal in free supply.
Hides and Leather dull.
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No rendered ss4@4c; No. 2, 3@314c; refined.
5s4c: Grease. 21ac . fb.
WOOL-CoDtinues very quiet We quote Fall as
follows: Humboldt and Mendocino, 7@9c; san Joa-
qu:n and Southern, 3@6c; free Mountain, 6G7c;
defective do, 406c p ID.
HOPS-Lower az 4d6c p b. There is absolutely
nothing doing,
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

Hogs are weaker again under larger arrivals.
Beer and Mutton are unchanged. Wholesale rates
for dressed stock from slaughterers are follows:
BEEF-First quality, 5@51ac; second quality,
412c; third do, 3GlAc p b.
VEAL-Large. 4@D5c; small, 507c q ib
MUTTON-Wetners 41a95c; Ewes, 4(041ao
q ID.
LAMB-51a16c p ID.
PORK-Live Hogs, 314c p fb for large and $3.50
for small dressed do, 412@e1ac q fb.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. ia firm opening on
wheat this morning was chargeable TO the Presi-
dents message to Congress, in relation to the
Venezuelan question. Heavy rains through the
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-19

CUNARD line.
New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE.
Umbria, Dec. %, ppm Servia, Jan. 25, Noon
Lucania,J an. A, $50 Nj Campania, Feb. l. NJ
Etruria, Jan. IL, Noon Umbria, Feb. 8, Noon
Aurania. Jan. Is, 8 AN Aurania, Feb Is. NJ
Cabin passage $50 and upward: second cabin
$35, $40, $40, according to steamer and accommo-
dations.
Steerage tickets to and from all parts Of Europe
at very low rates. For freight and passage apply
at company's office Bowling Green, New York.
VERNON H. BROWN dS CO., General Agents.
Good accommodations can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO.,
Agents, San Francisco.
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RECEIPTS OF INTERIOR PRODUCE.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.

HOTEL.
G A Smith, Courtland
DIR ] G Thompson, Oakdl
DR. G Burleigh, ForestHill
s II Doan, Point Arena
Miss F Victor, San Jose
L Green, Petaluma
Miss Runyon, Courtlndt
I S Oliver, Carson
G. F Leideg & w, Ogden
J Reynolds, Cal
w f Morris, Salinas
r A Gage, san Jose
III Glide, SactO
T Albando, Vacaville
F w Derby, Watsonville
II B Hoey d. Z, San Jose
w d Harvey, Chicago
Miss E Weir, n Y
F Tiola T w, Stockton
c A Moore, Portland
j r Leppo, Santa Rosa
J Buckingham, Ukiah
A Chisholm, ,DuDcans Nils
G Z Lindsay, Santa Cruz
J A Henderson, Winters
l. A Merritt & W, Woodld
] S Phippen, Mayfield
HOUSE.
NJ Z Clifford, Rio Vista
J Jeans e. w, Winters
Mrs w f Strather, Blacks
Miss Burns, Sacto
f Bwilles, Sacto
J ] Daughters, Ukiah
J A Powers. Mass
J d Brown, Chicago
A L White, Suisun
JIG Hamilton, HOLSTER
w Weathers, New
II G Dean: brentwood
] Palmer, Chicago
] Fomace d. VT, Stockton
J w Green d VT. Boston
A L White, Suisun
w II HARRISON. Angels Cp
r C Pitt. Lovelocx
MrsSchofield&fm, ,Hollstr
K II Dunn, sacramento
C. A Lee, Sonora
II III Blackburn San Jose
G w Wallen & VT. Cal
Miss L Boston, Grass Val
l. Dean, Reno
HOTEL.
w E Feck, Santa Cruz
DR. e r Hopkins, Sacto
p Durand, n Y
III E Picket. Placerville
A Rupin, Topeka
Mrs III $ Frank, Phila
e C LOTUS d W, X A
G G Powning, Reno
J NJ Wells, st Louis
J G Lewis, Portland
Mrs f Mclaughlin & d,
Mont
A C Schlessinger &w. .Oakl
q H Peet Jr, Los Ang
G F Vehmeyer, Chicago
S n Rucker, San Jose
E B McNear IL w, Cal
Miss Eyre, MEMO
Miss Robbins, y Y
F Il Dwyer, Sacramento
'ESTERN.
L w Mipe, Halseyville
A w Dixon, Arroyo Grind
Mrs Beckett, CaZadero
G Axelson, SOnoma
j Collins, AlcatraZ
A E Corbett, Huntsville
j f Fultsn&fm, Cinnabar
Il l. DibeIt,w Il 2 ch, Kas
B Bates, Courtland
Thos Stelle. Angel Isl
Chas Axelso, Boston
G w Night, Santa Rosa
Il s Tanner, Benicia
j d Sny der, Vallejo
Miss T. Goad. Colfax
w A Hayford, WI, Tacma
Peter Farrell, Palouse
Chias III Taylor, Ill
II Oil. Oregon
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY,

CTEAMERS LEAVE ASPINwALL AD~A
- fortnightly for the West Indies and %sSzEs&
southampton, calling en- route at Cerbourgh,
France, and Plymouth to land passengers.
Through bills of lading, in connection with the
Pacific Mail s. S. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Plymouth,
Cherbourg, Southampton. First class, $195; third
class, S07 80. For further particulars apply to
PARROTT & CO., Agents,
306 California Ct
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
VERY LOW RATES BY RAIL

PoRTLA ND, Oh.
aszli :ssssla :s.ssssEsssss5 Esss.asEss JEssssaHaaas
FRI 1AY, Dec. 20, and Every Fifth ay Thereafter,
Leave from s. P. Co.'S Ferry landing foot
of Market ST., at 500 p. M.
a. < OO-Including Berth In Pullman Tourist
sDO0 sleeper.
...ALSO.. -. -
First-class tickets, including berth in n 600
pullman Standard Sleeper apLO-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
This train will stop to deliver or take on pas
senpers at intermediate Stations will tickets be
sold or baggage checked to such points. -
ey- Through Tickets for Puget Sound
Paints on Sale at Reduced Rates.
For further information apply at
6l3 MARKET STREET (Grand Hotel :
Ticket Ofice), San Francisco E"
RICHARD GRAY, L. ID: GOODMANi.
Gen. Traffic Mgr. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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aN<& - -
G 81 Maxwell, Cal
II B Fisher, Gilroy
w II Davis, Detroit
A Hughes, PIT Arena
III Victor d. W, San Jose
w II McMorris, Portland
Mrs S Runyon, ,Courtlndt
Miss NJ Runyon, ,Courtldt
+ J Brandon, San Jose
A Payne Il f, n Y
G Montgomery, HollisteI
q f Weeks, Bakersfield
Miss May, Santa Cruz
& S Dierson, Cal
] A Webster, Vacaville
j j Hebron. Salinas
G H Burt, Bear Valley
Miss NJ Weir, n Y
G S Graham &w, w,Pleasntl
G Gunnice, Oakland
] A Fosterman, Reading
w S Timing, Martinez
G Rule, Duncans Mills
Z Spencer IL w, Seattle
o A Lowe. Woodland
A Arbinson & w, Cal
Miss G Davis, Colusa
RUSS
G NJ Young, Middletown
G w Roberts. Pa o Alto
LIZ Q p Provlns, Ill
Miss g Sim son, Sacto
w w jerks, Sacto
W ] Morrison, Del
w S Rollison, Truckee
] p Zimmerman. III oliste,
w Bergschicker & W,
Monterey
NJ Mans, Monterey
l. Bulger, Sacto
N Merrill, Portland
] Lorin, Chicago
W S Lewis, Loyalton
Mrs Nagle, Charlestown
G Williams, ,AngelsCamI
j IL Martin, Woodland
III G Donald, Seattle
Miss Potter, Hollister
Mrs NJ 4 Mcdonald, Cal
w Anderson, Fresno
o H Hoag, Santa Rosa
II A Frengel, Fowler
j A Maloney, Oakland
PALACE
] Bixby & w, Long Br
0 q Sage, Sacramento
j b Turner, n y
Il Erchorning, n Y
Miss Picket, Placerville
A w la France, Elmira
Miss SchlosS, Phila
j I Wheeler d w, New
Z j Field d W, Monterey
Z $ Jacobson, Portland
+ ID Bannister, Mont
j f Breen, San Juan
w B Bayley, U S n
A ID Woiff, n Y
] G SontZenheiser, Cal
g l. Proctor, Cal
i j Brundaser. Cal
f q Smut, Cal
q e Bigelow d w. n Y
Mrs n Il Peck, 5 Cruz
A d Long, Chicago
NEW v
w d Akers, Halseyville
n Archibald, Arroyo Gr'
NJ J Marvin, Williams
G II Bradley, Williams
w ~ Clncohn, WILLOW =
] + Higgins, Angel Isld
Mrs Beckett, Huntsville
] \ Wilson&w, Greenwt
] Cartwell, Concord
j 4 Futhry, acrament'
Chas Alexander. Angel
IL Wulffe Il WI, Boulder
III Stoker, Nevada
Chas IL Timley, Benicia
Miss u st rk, Colfax
Dan Brophy, Huntsville
Louis Smith, Palouse
NJ G Gale, Petaluma
w III Eastman, st Paul
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-19
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.

WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.
WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are steady at 27s, usual
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From SAN FRANGISC0-Foot Of Market Street (Sip s)-
'7:l6 900 n:oOA.M. tI:oo 900 ta:oo
400 $500 .s:oor.M.
From OAKLAND-Foot OF Broadway 600 500
1o:0OA.M. 1890 100 200 900 +4:co
@5:ooP.M.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-16
LOCAL BREvtTIEs.
Matters of Mlnor Moment In and About
tho City.

hAuItpFu VI AAluuE NAulubub AuN huuub
tho City.
The Wheeling steel plant has shut
down until tomorrow.
The rededication OF lions German
Lutheran church has been postponed
till next month.
THE city gas board is about to build
an addition to tho works, to be used as
purifying house.
A SMALL excursion party came down
from Pittsburgh yesterday, many Of
the passengers being women.
Mn. FREDERICK KoBER died yesterday,
aged Seventy.two years. He was an old
resident aud highly respected.
The entertainment to have been
given by the SonS OF Veterans to.lnor.
row night has been postponed.
Mill D, at tho Riverside works,
which has been idle for repairs some
time, will resume this morning,
A NEW ornamental waiting room has
been built by tho W. K Il. q. railroad
ut stackyard hollow, just opposite the
toll gate.
SATURDAY evening while a little son
Of W. $. Foose was playing on Eighth
street he was knocked down aud pain.
fully hurt
REv. I. DEWITT TALMAGE's lecture,
announced for tho State Fair grounds
next month, has been postponed. lie
will come here later
WILLIAM TRAcY was sworn in satur.
day evening ~ Mayor Caldwell ne ape.
ciaI officer in tho Ohio River and Pau
Handle railroad yards,
SEVEN arrests were mado by tho police
Saturday night, three diAorderlies by
Allen at one time and one at another,
aud three common vagG.
THERE was all alarm OF fire from box
50 Saturday evening about o'clock,
but no fire. Asusual, tho big boil failed
to ring tho number right.
SATURDAY Scott Higgins was ar.
rRigusd in squire Flizpatricks court OH
q charge Of being drunk in public, and
in default Of Il fine and costs was sent
10 jail for ton days
A MARRIAGE license was issued satur.
day to Waiter ]. Rabile, native Of
Pittsburgh, aged thirty.cight, aud Mary
]. Hayden, u native Of Mt. Pleasant,
Pa, aged thittv.nine.
SgwERs will be laid this wook in the
Eighth ward IN Alloy y. south Of Forty.
9th street, and Alley +, from Thirty.
ninth To ForIUtlI AMI rom FOtLy.thitd
to Forty.sixth sltHeu.
YESTERDAY afternoon II small fatboat
went down the river with II rod tlng fly.
ing ut one ond Two mon wsro rowing
It. 1t was loaded with nitrO.glyCorinU
Tor the lower oil regions.
I'lE lNlcllO Iron aud Stool Company
has eIOCtod tho following directors; ".
I. Burt, A. j. Clarke, CAPT. rhumaa
Prince, W. Il, Il. Elliott, IL, L. Doly,
John Wright and q. A. Robinson.
lowE dealers arO buying M largo
numbOrS Of horses In this vicinity and
shipping llirln WoRt for sale, Several
good shipments have boon made ia the
past week. Tho prlcOa paid JOrO very
low.
JosrPn MAntiS, Of HI,icraYIlc, com.
plalnOl 10 tue police Saturday night
that lis watch had bucn slolon. Lieut..
Ingram quickly recovered II. Ihn man
who had II claimed Il wOS Oaly lakun az
a okO.
IN police court Saturday morning
lhUfo vera nine ClqO. Noble BOYD was
flnnl $50 and costs Tor Keeping houao
OF Ill Iamc aDd four u hor g.ti, ID aud
costs, Ihreu Of tho latter wont 10 Iu,.
william DolNon, who attempted ~
carve Hattie northumberland with n
razor, was fined S. aud costs. Tho 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-16
NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and Movements of BOas'
Tho River Interests.

boats LHAvlSd TODAY.
FavorltO, Walker, MAtRmoras, II q. m.
Jennie George, Booth, Darlington, S:pp. n.
BoATs LEAVING To-NoRRow.
C. H. Woods, Cline, MatAnoraS II q IN.
Jennie George, Booth, Clsriugton, $3.50 ?. N.
The river ia rising finally, much to
the delight Of the river men. But the
present rise will not amount TO much
unless thote lie a great deal moro rain at
once. Saturday the stage here was II
inches. Saturday night the water be-
gan TO creep up the marks, and last
night the stage was 90 inches, a rise Of
nine inches. Probably another loot will
mark the top notch OF the rise.
The g. II. Woods is able TO re-
sumo aud will be to.morroWS
packet for Matamoras. Captain Cline
is getting his electric light packet Lex
ington in fine shape for the falI trade
" hen the river comes up in earnest she
will resume, taking the Woods place.
THE RIVER MARKS
Morgautown-River q feet aud sta
tionnry. Weather clear and cool.
WarrCn-River two.tenths OF 1905
and stationary. Weather clear and cool.
GroenSboro-River . feet aud station
airy. Weather cIOar aud cool.
Stunbeuvile-River l loot S inches
and rising. Weather clear aud cool. :,
Neutrality-suspicious. . feet inch aud
stationary at the dam. Weather clear
and cool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-16
WITNESSES INCREASE
In tito Durraut Murder Triai-The Pawn
ing of tho Murdered GIrHa JeweIry.

Ing OF the Murdered GIFTS J0welry'
SAN Francisco, Sept. l5.-The increase
in tho number Of witnesses against
Theodore Durraut and the apparent
strengthening Of the prosecutions case
has made no difference in the attitude
Of counsel for the defense, who still
maintain that they have something
conclusive in the prisoners favor when
their turn comes at the witness box.
The prisoners parents have apparently
lost none Of their confidence in their
sons innocence, although they admit
they are ignorant OF the plan OF defense
made by their suns attorneys. The dc.
PENDANT seems now to realize the full
weight OF tho case against MN, but is az
unmoved as ever.
The police have at last identified Dur
rants unknown girl admirer, who at.
tends court every day and who former.
" sent him flowers. She ia Rosalind
Holland, the daughter Of Well.to'do
people in Oakland. She knew Durrant
before tho murder and che believes him
innocent. 1t was suggested that per-
hRps tho funds for Durrants defense
we're supplied by the young woman,
but 1t ia doubtful II she could control
tho amount sufficient for this purpose.
The expenses in the defense arc believed
to be very large.
A few weeks ago Captain Of Detectives
Lees said that II witness could be
found who would supply the necessary
proof that any or all of Blanche
Lannon'S rings wore in the possession
Of Theodore Durrant before. they were
returned to Mrs Noble III 80 mysterious
manner the last aud strongest link III
tho chain OF evidence against the young
medical student would have been forged.
This witness has been found. llo iS a
business man, W. j. Phillips His tosti.
mony will be corroboratiVe OF that OF
Adolph Oppenhaim, tho pawnbrokor,
who testified at the preliminary hearing
that Durrant entered his place OF bust.
moss a iow days after the murder OF
Blanche Lamont and tried to pawn one
Of her rings. Phillips says ho was near
the pawn shop at the time, and saw
Durarnt when ho entered the place,
Tho prosecution has secured another
important witness. 1t 10 MrS. James
CrossOtt, who lives at tho corner OF
Washington aud Laurel streets. Mira
Crossotts testimony will DO very dam.
aging TO tho alibi which tho defense OS-
poets TO provide for Duuant, Hitherto
tho prosecution has had no witnesses
who saw or claimed to have soon Dur.
rant aud Blanche Lamout together DO.
tween tho corner OF Powell and Market
Stroot and rwonty.ftth and Bartlett. 1t
Ia 10 connect this brOak In tho ptosocu.
.Ion'a chain that Mrs. CrUssOtt is ex.
pectod TO supply thu missing link. Sho
will testify thaSShe saw DufrNnl on the
Valencia street car between tho points
named on the afternoon Of April ;, but
this IL rs Tar IA her memory serves her
She docs not remember whstlCr he
was accompanied by a lady, nr, II Ito
was, ShO docs not RnJw who u COUll
have boon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-16

Yesterday afternoon one OF the worst
accidents on tho Baltimore & Ohio road
for some time occurred q short distance
this side OF Warrington. Three men
were killed aud tho tracks were block
AIDED for some time. Freight train No
SO, east bound, was approaching Man
ningtoh, where i! was due at / 80 p, M,
with Engineer GarvoY aud Con.
duc,or Riley in charge, when from
como as yet undiAcovcfed cause
the engine and several cars jumped the
track, just at the end Of bridge. The
train was a very heavy one, madO up oil
live stock, refrigerator cars filled with
meat, etc, and miscellaneous freight,
and the cars were piled up in a CON
fused mass.
Oue carload of loga was demolished
and all the swine killed. A number OF
cattle were also killed or 90 badly in.
jnred that they had TO DO shot. A cot
full Of horses turned on its side, but not
q horse was seriously Injured.
The most serious result Of tho wreck
was tho killing Of three unknown men,
tramps, who werO stealing n ride on tho
train. InNy were not known to DO on
tho cars, and 10 was not until someGime
alter tho accident that thcir bodies were
found.
Engineer GarYey, Conductor Riley
and oil tho rest Of tho crew escaped
without serious Injury, Tho engine was
not badly wrecked.
A number oil refrigerator cars loaded
with dressed meat and sausage were
broken 10 pieces, and tho meat scattered
all along tho track. Miacellaneous
freight was also honpcd up at short In
teryAis. The wreck was not only ona
OF the most Costly, but also ono OF tho
most destructive, in tho recent uxpori.
onCo Of tho road. All traffic was do
layed for somO t,mO. Passengers ware
Transferred, and all wore delayed soyor
al hours. Tho accident sOumel inGx
plcablo to those who saw tho wreck, az
there was no apparent cause for tho
train 10 Leave tho rails.