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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-07
NORFOLK 3 SOUTHERN r, R, CO,

MAIL i AND ri EXPRESS LEAVES AVE NOR !s::
fer Elizabeth city. Isderi:Sorn", Nackey -,
EEerTy kep1r,, rantsg9, Eeihayen, etc
Steamer us foIows: pnily t exc 81 & S, r.
20, Z y and Wiya*or I'uEs DAY. THmRss-
On sA Hver aAG como fSr all on aG9 S
nc sf Sn5ssDry isF fsf GlSsF
Creeli, Aurora. Washington and inter,ne.
date landings.
EVENING rXpR ESs LEAVES NOR
E /. {i:,h tiio p m daily except Sunday for
eonns Gi.y Easn5en en sI
day iisyn and Saturday Saturday for Newbern. Roanoke
Goldaboro via 4. and Nc. r. r., and Tor
Stations on t.e W. N a lSa n T. r. II Il. and al
MAIL AND EXi,RHF9ssS f3 dniiy. fexccn,
Sunday al a:25 y; m, and Express daily daily
With all rail- and steam lines at Norfoik
Tor the North. Fast anG West. PasscnGcr
I FIJI nsd fo9 O. Of East Main street Nor
slcn on Water street.
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH
FAST F,kEIGHT LINE AND CID Do,
snd East Via No:folk and nd Sorfolk >G ana
~ 2.S" .t,:, Railroad ana Eastern North
Freight received daily until D. IN. and
toL "aroly promptly al low rate.
Gsmsrai orice OF tho n. and ie s. 4. r. c tos
:, Genera, Freight and Pass Agent.
General Manager.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-07

Southern F.uts-Bunanas Sl0la5
per bunch; oranges, Jamaica. &lCg4au
per box; cocoanuts. $i.U0 per bag of l0r
Lemons. s.. I5Q3.50; Northern apples.
Tui1ir.: s1.25. dull: sweet potatoes.
100: haymans. $50; yellow. SIPS
q@50; onions. Si.75 raranips, So; celery,
ic. stalk: carrots, Sl.15.
Poultry--Chickcms old. a2IaG CSC.
spring chickens. 12GjlSc
Eggs Wholesale laG2Dc per dozen.
iceswaX--@,c. per pound.
Iiuck-lriSh potatoes: Eating pota-
toes, Sl.25 per bag: Onions. S1.75 per
bag.
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NJ arlcY 11n-2icf.

New York, Jan. G.-Money on call
Quiet AZ 5WS per cent: last loan at ;
and closing offered al . Prime mer-
c ctl paper, 'n9 per cent, Bar silver.
Co.'S. Sterling Exchange quiet. with
actual business in bankers bills n,
1919 for sixty days and 1891 for de-
mand. Posted rates, iSSlaGI4g0. Com
n"rcial bills, 1865. G,4S1 Government
n"nd", sieadicr state bonds. lower.
board was quiet
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&. .':.ltI-

Peas-Steady; Biacs.-cye Peas, Sl.9C
per bag; Black. Io&; i5c. per bushcl
Corr-Sou;.c!m white. quct al Sic
Oats-S,eady: Mixed. &c: white,
Soc
Mill Tecd-Niarket steady, Bran.
S1A: shira,uff or mddiint-. SIS;
meal. white ho!ted. per 50 lbs. 3S@AOc.
iay-Wcstcru No. /. Timothy. SIS. 80
&la.Oo; Maryland and Virginia. No.
! Timothy. StT50: 80. .. $3.50.
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~. S4.25; Winter

Tamily. S4.25; Winter Wheat.
Best Patent, Family. si.15: VIA
ter Wheat, Choice Patent Family,
$3.50: Choice Straight Family. So EO
Good Family. S@.ao: Far Family So 10
Good Low Family. S3.25: Good Extra.
Snlt-Firm: Liverpool Fine. sl01.10
as I" grace. G. ~. $50 i5c.. as TO weight
Ricc--NIilicd 596c.: dice. in rough. {.
G5c. per lMghcl
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-07

CLYDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAM
SHIPS FOR PH!LADELPHIA--On
direct line from Norfolk to Philadelphia 3,
pointed to sail from Norfolk every Nom
day. Wednesday, and Saturday at 5 D.
Thursday and Saturday. n ssl5isss
:, Through, bills. OF lading to all points
South and Southwest Via Seaboard Air
Line. Atlantic Coast Line and Virrinih.
Tennessee Air Line Railroad. ~
JAMES w. eMcCARRICE.tfsSSss3
General Southern Agent. II orfolk, Va. &.
W. p. CLYDE Il
Agents. II hilad elph4esasS
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s1rOcpItcH.

Coffce-Steady; Nio. common, 16l5d
l.12c.. Fair 1874 Wl3c.: Gu;,d goa 20@.g.;
Choice. 21G2lAc.; Laguayra. eI1-3c. !;
Java. .?Y soc.
Syrups and ENTHUSIASTICALLY: Syrups
fright, lSGT23c.: Fair Grades, l6dIo6c. !:
Porto Rico. 1G. 20, and 2Gc., as to grade
New Orleans Molasses-Quict; Fair.
2oW25c.: Good. 36Gp4Uc.: Choice, 45c.
Flour-Market Strong: West
ern Spring Wheat, Best Patent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-07

| LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY. e
7:io a. m. The Chicago nE;Xpressa5T S
IE syS %,nsS;s,d Ro sasS san Rss i
kenova. Columbus and Chi
Columbus without change.
Also for Pulaski, Bristol,
1 KaexSi!lS; shPrt oin9s. and
$3.50 p fSlask ete Bristo a nsSfo fs.
n y % faT K Snd fSSe anSt anj
Salem Division. Has Pull
Roanoke. Connects at Roa-
Sa. Ii%tsa f sna s st psaSfs
l SSy saa keM Iyiea s9 Mem 1a.3
ARRIV E.-.Norfolk daily, S25 a. m.
NORFOLK Z. A Z 5n: a aGa zig Fl m.
Leave Norfolk :35 p. m.
arrive Richmond 700 p. m,
baltimore. PhiladelpiRtiiae and
n BE ,n,S, L $50 80 a m, arrive
any anntdy P g Sab'aGlk' Ms ssona.
CLASS tickets not accepted
IoI passage on these tE1ly1S.
@ Other daily trains 1eaveI
Norfolk TAO n. IA, arrive
at Richmond j. :05 a. m. Re !.
turning, leave Richmond $3.50
y. m: arrive Norfolk 500
D. N. sfi sIiFteAf
For further information as TO- tickets.
address K. ". CoUk.fNIY. District
rnsscngsr Agent; G. II. BosLBY, Ticket
Agent, 126 Main street, or G. F.. Finch
Agent. dcpnt Norfolk and Western rail-
road. w. Il. DEVILL, i&tSeg
General Passenger Agent, nj
General Office, Roanoke, Va. g
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h'TcSlI Fish.
1.-Two stock.

Becf Cattlc-Waster North
Carolina and Virginia steers,
rat, peI pound Observation-Disclosures GI4Ic
Eastern y. G. cattle. best ..... 2-603" =
common 2Q2Mc
Dc!HaTd good.
MILK Calves, common. per
pound Observation-Disclosures. a. e
Tcaring Calves. per pound. % G3 c
Sheep, rcr pound. Observation-Disclosures @3Ec
Hogs. live. gross weight prime,
- to 200 e
Fresh Po"k.--Hoa9, dressed
large, pc" pound ........4 GO C
LOGS. dressed. small, per
pound &C C
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':41 a. m. daily, except Sunday-Qports-
mouth. High street, 1:3O II. m.J
Arrive ut Philadelphia, 5:52 D..
M; New York ut S:3S p. III.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
S;lo y. m. daily, Portsmouth, High street
5:!o) Arrive at philadelphia
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
WV T. m DAILY, Portsmouth. High street.
m; i,hiladelphia. II :ld p. m.
ARRIVE At NORFOLK.
500 p. IN. daily, cXcapt Sundny-(Ports
month. High street. Sis p. m }
leaving Now York ut s Il. IN. !:
philadelphia, 1920 n. NJ
Close connection made with all rail and
sound lines TO and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
between Jersey City, philadelphia and
Cape Charles; Pullman Rnffet and Par
Tor cars ON day trains between Phila-
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked at Wakes Agency. under At
ianttc Hotel and on the strnmers
X. Il. COOKE. General Agent
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NORFOLK AND RArPAHANNOc,>
~ ROCrE-on and after Sunday. Dc.
crlnber 10Th. the steamer Essex Will leave
bay Line wharf. Norfolk. every Sunday
az Sa. m. for ppahannock and inteT-
mediate landings. Freight for thss.
points received Saturdays For iandin.,s
beyond Tappahannock freight received
as usual.
WM RANDALL, Agent.
Norfolk Va
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ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND

ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND
- LriMORE STEAMBOAT CO
Commencing Sunday, September Isl
1895. the steamers OF this line Will leave
Bay Line wharf every Wcdnesday ana
Saturday night for Baltimore, and leave
baltimore pier every Tuesday and Friday
at r. m.
EHrcirht received onlv on sailing DAVIS
Telephone s. VIM. RANDALL.
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Norfolk Gotten Market.
NYsEOLESAI.E QUOTATIONS,
Provisions.
NCrfOii. Va

Norfoll.. Va, Jan. c, 1896.
Fish-Mackerel, No. 2. in kegs, $500;
new. small, Sl2.lO; new, medium Sl2; No.
3. in kegs. $3.50; Herring, Family Roe,
half barrel. $2.75: North Carolina Cut
Herring, SS.250375: Eastern, in barrels.
1928.
Mess Pork-Ncw, 1915
liam Pork. $t025.
IIams-Smithfield. 14017c.
Bulk Ments--Ciear ribs. s4.S5: fat
backs $i.T5: bellies, SAC, as TO size
pieces; pork plate. $40.
Shoulders-Sugar cured, CSC.
Bacon-Shoulders, CSC.
Brcasts-Surar cured, Sc
Lard-Pure lard. tierces. 7@7Mc. az TO
cases and tubs. 7Ac. over ticrces; com
pound. bAc; tierces. In cases. size
Cheese-Cream, 10ia911c.: Western
Dairy, 949Iac.
Butter--Market firm; New York
state dairy. new. PC; fresh cream.
cry, 2iG25c.: WeRtern, 10000.
Kerosene Oil-Firm: liz degrees, lie:
SO degrees. lSlAc: I:eh. $50 degrees. lac.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-07

No. oats. lT1sc,
Mess, pork, s9.e5G93I1A: lard, s5.459
6.4Ih; S. II. sides, S4.i5@i.50: d. S. shoul-
dcrs, s4.S7M04.GG1sc; S. c. sides. s4.62Isep
4.75. y
Whiskey, sl.22
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-07
A FLANTIC AND DANvILLE RAIL
WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMRITp

SCHEDULE IN EFFmCT NOVEMBER
IL 1885,
o Leave Shippers ComIIess Wharf. daily
Danvile and all internieaiate stations
nniEliv,nE at Danvillc, 5:r5 i. m. Leave
m Leave L a. rel dniY te s;Ss F
sunday at 600 Il. m. arriving at Dan
Connection made at Danville and JEFF
fress Junction with Southern Railway
system; at Dennlston Junction for Dur
the Durham Division OF the n. and ".
r. r.
Ashevilie, Atinnta. AmgM Anguish Mem lls.
and New Orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency, Company's Agency
ut wharf Norfolk: w V. II. Williams
Agency. Portsmouth
W. IT, TAYLOR,
! General Passenger Agent:
c. o. IIAINES.
Superintendent
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Peanut Market.

Market firm; Prime. sac: strictly
prime. Sic: fancy. 3i2c.; common, 1A@
&c; Spanish, 81.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NSlI S XIE1y hH,n nSH 99 IS
SIink:DULB in EFTiiCT OCT. I. 1886.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY-.Leave
Norrolk-G:45, 600, ii 100 Il. M: 100. 300,
Eco. 100 y. IN. Leave Ocean Niew--S:0O,
1000 IL. m: ~ noon 200. Zoo. 500. 500 PIN.
SUNDAY TRATNS--Lesvc Norfolk.
800 100 n. M; 100, 500, 600. 200 y. m.
Leave Ocean Yiew-i0:0G Il. M: L. :0O
noon: 200. 400. GOO. S:0O'p. IN.
NV. A. BARRITT,
General Manager.
General once. Ocean vicw. Va.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

Tho new and powerful iron palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH
1NGTON and NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows.
NORTH BOUND.
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Sugar Dnrltct.

Markct firm Out OF town prices are
dependent on the delivery rates 10 the
Inherent points. Local sales are being
Ll:IIe fnlln.N
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daily. B-Ereakinsi. D-Dinncr. S.
No. Il connects ut Weldon with A. c.
line: i.uilinan slcepers Portsmouth to At
ON Mondays. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
connects NJ Franklin With steamer Olive
Tor retention and landings on the river,
Connects at Raleigh with Southern ra
way Tor Ashcrtllu, \. G.. and ali inter
nsdiate points on the W. n. 4. r. r.
NOS. 4o3 anu II Ncstibule Limited Train.
no extra rare Weldon 10 Atlanta Pull,
gan sleeper Port to Atlanta, Ga.
open ut pa; m for reception OF pnSscnrcrs
connects directly at Atlanta with w and
A; Il. X. for Chattanooga. Nashville and
Al points West. Connects with a. and w
i. l.. Il, 70: Mobile. Montgomery, New
Orleans and eli points Southwest
ARRIVE.
40. 10, Atlanta SPECIAL. T:30 a. m,
No. 3o-Maii aud express, $50 d. rn
ror tickets aid baggage checked 10 all
points South and outhEcSt, sleeping cur
reservation and general information. call
Oh OF ADDRESS
W. V. ii. WILLIAMS,
Ticket Agent. III High street, Forts
mouth, Va.
GEORGE McP. BATTE,
Travelling Passenger Agent. Portsmouth,
r. j. ANDERSON. j. w. BROWN. Jr.,
t;erl Pass. Agent Pass Agent.
T.. ST. JOHN. ]. II. WlNDER.
Nlcc-pIesident. Gcn'l Manager.
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. Go.

SIN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
OTHER LINE.
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EN-
PRESS EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY ., 1895
LEAVE NORFOLK
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-07

S9o &A Edo sEABoARD AIR LINE
AHSoLuTELY THE SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTIi-ONLY
III HOCitS 10 ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER %. 1895
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-07

oh tiStiMONO, II EfsS1iUl.G OLD
1 POINT. CLAREAlONT, NEWPORT
NEWS Gnd James river bindings direct by
On yl!gh;-Virginia Navigation Comgany's
EIrsGnt steamer FOCAHONTAS leaves
Ciydcs Wharf. Norfolk. every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY a.
Z q. M. touching 1T Portsmouth Old
Point, Newport News going and returning
arriving at Richmond about p. M, con.
n"rtiu" with All evening trniuS Fare 10
Richmond $780, furc to Richmond and
return. |2.5U. 1are TO Richmtnd second-
class. 81. Tickets much cheaper than
by any other route TO kichmomd, Pctcrs-
burg. WaTerly, licksford AMI stations on
Atlantic and Dunville railroad a;d nIi
points via Richmond. Tickets for sale ut
ticket agencies OF Wake &c Son, II
Brandt and on board steamer.
Freight received daIIv SUNDAY e.centa5
for all above named points.
JAMES w. McCARRICK,
areot
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r..AvI:I..is>, GUIDE.
FOR PEovIpE%cl

FARES 10 E IsgsI2N AND PRovI-
tirst ella IS. iacinCi!S meals and sa-
loon sta teroom brrth.........,., 500
A':i Gti ...-......... 7:UU
FOR SAVANNAH
Every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
ut Il. III.
Fare-First, class. inciadins meals
Farc-Second class, including meals
ana bunk ..,,..,....,.......... ......... S 90
JerishaNie Freight sent via. Providence
forwarded by early train to EoSton, ana
n the same rate an by direct steamers to
BoEton.
Fcr;snablc ITreiGhts not received later
than 80 p m. on sailing days OF Boston
ships; $50 sailing Gays OF Providence
ships
For further Information apply to
Il. II. MkiCi!T. Agent. Norfolk, We;
y. ID. STE1:BiNS, Asst Tarff Mgr
". 7. TI.HNER. General Fass. AEt.
J. .. WfiFrNE.Y, Traffic Manager.
General Offices. BnItimole Nd
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Receipts Hy Hnn ma Stcnn,cr.

Nt!icc OF Tie Nir.iriuu.
Norfolk. VA. Jan. 4 1871.
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The trip down the historic Potomac
River and Chesapeake Bay. on the elegant
The steamers are comparatively new. hnv-
Ing been built IN 1891. and are fitted up
trio lights. call bells and steam heat In
each room. The tables are supplied with
every delicacy OF the season from the
markets of Washington and Norfolk
Tickets on sale ut =. y o. ticket office: n
& c. office. at w. Il. Wakes & Co.'S
Office, on wharf.
For further Information apply.
D. ]. CALLAHAN.
Telephone. I'll Agent
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NE: s ! J. NJ: W HogfoIE:HssEefnR.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

EDULE IN EFFECT DEC. /, 1904
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Opening. Highest Lowest. Clos

cash Quotations-Flour was quiet and |
ateady; No. spring wheat. 56kQ573ac.; '
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NJ TNvvIt SUNNY Other Time daily.
ga Point to Richmond! and pI,lhnHn
SSiv"pSr RlchmonI To ClnriunatI ana Cor
Tn%,, ,i'i' 10 81, Louis. Meals served ON
no. 3.--ror Cincinnati daily. Pullman
SSivSpgih ga p2lrt to Hinton and Cior-
HM.Is', To- 10 Cincinnati and Louisville.
louisville. "e'e VI S'ot'
Steamer Loulsc arrives at Norfolk daily
i2:01 noon and 7nn D. IN.
For further informltiSr ,,,n,v 4,
~. y BiSo9iiE Passenger: AGENT.
-. ana .. Ticket Office, Giunbv street.
Under Atlantic Hotel
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-11
1T CAUSED SURPRISE.
Stock Dealer inINronongaila County Fails
Heavily,


MoRGANTowN, w. Va, Feb. TO-
The failure OF no man in this county
has ever caused MS much excitement as
that Of Il. ], Evans, arrested here Sat-
urdny on IN attachment proceeding.
Evans lived on d farm Of ESQ acres two
miles from here. and has been leading
sheep raiser and cattle dealer. Several
years ago he was appointed guardian
OF his ncIce, Miss Evans, whose mother
lives in Pittsburgh, and two years ago
the young lady became Of ago and mar
rIed Morton Van yorhis. son OF Isaac
Van Vorhis, one OF the wcalthleBt men
In the county. She demanded her mon
ey and brought suit md obtnined
Judgment for It. Evnns borrowed $1,000
from tho Farmers and Merchants bank,
$1,000 from the Scrond National bank,
aud $1,000 from MAJ, w. C. McGTew.
agent OF the Fairnont. MorEnntown &
Pittsburgh road. He gave good Gecuri.
ty for the money md said he would
pay It to Cox s. Baker, attorneys for
Mrs. Van Vorlls. Instead Of paying
over the money by check hc drew Il all
out Of bank md went over TO Ohio, It Is.
snld, where he remained several weeks,
and on his return here was arrested on
nm attachment.
AZ soon as It became known that
Evans was arrested. attachments be-
gan to pour inuntiI they reached $4,000,
His assets consist OF SaS acres OF land
valued az $40 per acre anl 81 acres vau.
ued ut S25 per acre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-11

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb. l0,-The
police and reporters have been extract
ing statements from Miss Hol1iugs-
worth. She says:
az shall be able to clear Jackson. he
Is responsible for Miss Bryan's cordt-
ton, but he was not responsible for
her death. I don't think either that
Wood has anything to 30 with the case.
| became Interested In the g!rl because
had once known her and chGnced TO
meet her at the Union Station. She
told me what had happened and said
that jackson was TO blame. When
told her what drugs to get she said she
would take them In JncEsons presence
and dlo there and then, so as TO throw
suspicion Upon Jackson and get him
into difficulty"
what drugs to get, but refused to d.
vulge his name. 1t was not for this
case,
According to the Hollingsworth wo-
man. who told long story this after
noon at the station house, Pearl Bryan
returned 10 this city from Cincinnati
in company with wallinG on the Thurs
dag night OF which Waliing has no
definite recollection; that WallinS and
Pearl Bryan stayed at n South Illinois
street hotel that night and returned to
Cincinnati Friday morning; that the
poison was administered to Pearl Bryan
here. II Is said that woman left this
city on the Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton railway train on that morning;
that she was taken deathly sick at Nor
ristown, where the last trace OF her
was obtained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-11
A THRREpIE WRECK
Near ZanesviIIn-ons KILLED aud Several
Injurci,

Near ZanesvilIn- One KILLED aud Several
IaJurcd.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 10.-Trnin
No. on the Cincinnati & Musktngum
Valley, close to RoseVille, ron into an
old mine switch which was open, deraIl-
ing the train and killing Baggageman
Fisher. lnjuring shrlSley. the engineer;
Joe Porter. the hrman, and Mail Agent
Bell David Lcnhart, OF GAINESVILLE, had
an nrm broken.
TollowinS IS the official list of tho
dead and injured;
Killed:
Thomas Fisher, baEsagcmaster. Trim
way.
injured:
Captain Bell, mall agent, Morrow,
bruised about head.
William Atkins, brakeman. Rosevillc
hone of left leg broken, rib broken and
chin cut,
Joseph Porter, cmployc, GAINESVILLE,
injured In abdomen.
Isuhc Jones, conl operator, zanes-
vile, left Les broken about ankle,
q. l.. shrlgley, engineer, GAINESVILLE,
cuts on head and face, legs bruised,
not fatal,
Frank Tanner. Rosevillc, cheek and
chin cut. body bruised,
David Lonhnrt. travelling salesman,
GAINESVILLE. internal injuries.
j. Wildermuth, passenger, Lancaster
left knee bruised.
Phil d. Miller, Newark, LEFT wrist
sprainod, cut on right hand.
Thomas Davis, fireman, GAINESVILLE,
leg bruised slightly.
William Baker, Roaevlllc. back
strained.
William Linton, detective, GAINESVILLE.
slight brulpGS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-11
THE COMING pR1zE FIGHTS.

Every lhing Ready for the Contests FltE-
slnmonS Hal trrNiS'-Syiu Not Fight
In TeHR.
ell PAso, Texas. Fob, io.,-Dnn STU
nrt and Representatives of the rugIllsts
to take part in tho biz fight held n
meeting to-day in stuart'S office to ar
range further details Of tho big night.
Julian wanted m agreement that tho
ofIcInl tImo-kceper should call OF Sec
onds In the event OF n knock-down.
Mahers representative objected and
tho matter was finally dropped II wRF
agreed, however. that the timc-keepct
ghou,d blow u whistle ~ get ready"
signals Nve seconds before tho time for
each round.
The kInetoScope people today sent
their material to the car In which the
ring material In pladed ready for trnns-
portntlon to the battle ground II IN
now believed tho llght will not take
place until the scheduled date, al
though ncRrly all the arrangements
nrc completed md II could be brought
OF nj any time within u fcw hours.
William a, Brady has teicgrnphcd
that he Will bo At the ringEido TO chrl.
lcnge the winner In behalf Of Corbett'
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CAUSED A PANIC.
Tho Explosion in tIse Heavens hpoys
nfndrId-Grcat Damugs Done.

The Explosion in tI.e Heavens Above
sIadrId-Grca; Damage Done.
MADRID. Spain. Feb. 1O.--The expto-
sion of tremendously large aeurolite
over this city eo-day, at a height Of
twenty miles, the conclusion Of which
caused such general panic, shaking
many buildings and doing great dam
age to the United States legation, oc-
Cured ut time when the sun was
shining clearly. The only thing visible
In the sky was a white cloud bordered
with red, which was travelling rapidly
across the heavens leaving behind It a
train OF fine. white dust.
When the. explosion occurred, the
populaee believed II was an earthquake
or n sign OF divine wrath.
Many injuries resulted from the panic
which broke out amongst the people
and from the frantic attempts made 10
escape from the factories and schools.
Seventeen persons were injured In one
tobacco factory by the collapse OF o
stairway when the inmates rushed
upon II 10 escape from the building.
AT the palace. II was nt first feared
that q bomb had been exploded.
Much damage was done by the force
OF the conclusion to walls aud windows
throughout the city.
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CINCINNATI. Ohio. Feb. 1o,-Jack-
son and WaHtng. after somwhAt ez-
citing frst day in jail. were in good
apirits to-day.
1t looks as the men will shortly be
taken 10 Newport for trial. The grand
Jury Is now IN session and 1t Is said Is
hearing evidence In the case.
While the officers Of Campbell county,
Kentucky are confident that they can
protect the prisoners In Kentucky. anu
while citizens OF Newport resent the
tmputatioa Of Iawiessness, II Is still the
common notion that little would be left
for the courts to do with those prisoners
II they should be placed In the Newport
iail a special from Grecncastle, IND,
says that no confidence is placed IN
the statement OF Miss jolllng5wo
OF indianapolis She Is an Intimate
friend OF Jackson,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-11
MAD DOG GUgs AnucK.
An Exciting sunday in Cairo -chase Of a
UHbII Canine.

An Exciting Sunday IN CHiro-chRsc Of n
Nhbld CRnins.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgcncer.
PAREERsBURG. W. Va, Feb. TO-
Cairo had a big scare over mad dog
yesterday. A dog belonging to John
Darnold, who lives two miles out OF
town, was among the number bitten
by the FIRST rabId dog three weeks ago.
and since then his master had chnined
him, awaiting developments. Early
Sunday morning he became rabid and
broke loose from the chains and BIT
nil OF Darnold's cattle. Before he could
be killed he had left the farm and
eludcd his pursucrs.
He got to Cairo shortly after the
churches had dismissed the services.
Quite number OF people narrowly, es-
capped being bitten, among others q
number OF small children. Fifty people
armed with guns started In pursuit OF
him, but 30 rapidly and irregularly did
he travel that he was pursued some
eight or ten miles before he was run
down and shot While being pursued he
bit five dogs, all OF which have been
shot This makes four dogs that have
had rabies since the first mad dog made
his appearance. DaTnold is sorry that
he kept his dog, and Is now fully satis-
fed that he was bitten by mad dog.