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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-06-14
Jnnc Wcathcr.

Prof Hicks predicts reactionary
storm days 9th to 18th. Active
thunder storms. Probably seismic
shakes. Regular storm period CEN
trail Nth to 18th. Much warmer.
Electrical storms 22d to 23d. Cool.
er, fair weather, with rising barom-
oter will advance from western
parts as the month goes out. juno
harvesters are urged to work hard
while the weather is clear.
Myrtle jackson, u young lady
living at Clendennin, 20 miles north
of Charleston, was hypnotized re-
Gently and has never been awaken
ed. She is lying in an unconscious
condition and her friends are very
much alarmed.
Farmers, and all others, for that
matter, who need to patronize the
hardware stores are approaching
the benefits of tariffs and trusts
when they inquire the prices of
anything they require in the hard
ware line Most everything in
which steel or iron is used has adj
vanced in price and in some in
stances tho increase has been nearly
100 per cent.
Eight men were sentenced to tho
penitentiary at the term of Court
which closed last Monday in
Wayne county. 1t is curious to
note that the entire number con.
tossed, and all wore sentenced on
the Same charge.
Seven were given one year, and
ono was givon two years.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-06-14

For tickets. rates and full informn
ton call on Agents of Ohio Central
Lines, or address,
JOHN MooREs, II. p. A., Findlay, o.
j. II. GAMBLE, G.. a., Columbus, o.
w. A. PETERS, NJ. p. A., Detroit
Mich
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-06-14

Show us man that hasn't at
least one cranky idea and we'll
show you man that doesn't amount
to much.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-06-14

The world has more charity for
dead men than it has for mon who
are dead broke.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-06-14
The locks and dams in tho Grcat

The locks and dams in the Great
Kanawha river have made wond-
erful improvement in navigation,
but the historic beautiful blue
Kanawha" is now only fast fading
memory. AT its lowest tide the
stream is sluggish, murky and
smells "fshy."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-06-14

Soldiers removed member from
the French Chamber of Deputies,
Monday, because he criticised the
government. Our own republic is
drifting in that direction, these
imperialistic daYs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-06-14

Self-made men and homemade
furniture may be strong and reli-
able, but the polish is usually lack.
inp
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-06-14

Time is money" sqtl the poet,
as his "uncle" handed him tho
ticket for his watch.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-06-14

If people would stop climbing
hills before they got to them there
would be less of that tired focling
in the world
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-06-14

Such are the peculiar climatic
conditions in tho Philippines and
such is the character of the natives
that it seems almost and impossi-
bility to effect permanent con-
quest of these islands, by the poo
pie of n more temperate climate
While it is onsy enough for an
American army to over run any
portion of the country and sweep
the natives off the earth. TO nj.
tempt to garrison and hold the
conquered territory means annihil-
alton by disease, The history of
Spain's three hunnred years con
nection with those islands shows
that an attempt by this country
to establish permanent sovereignty
there means centuries of war
fought year after year on the same
fields Wayne News.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-06-14
Drowned,

Young Guy Deeds, of Charles
ton, was drowned in tho Kanawha
river Wednesday night while
swimming along with some COM
panions in skiff. His body was
recovered an hour later.
Herbert Ellis, of Wheeling, aged
eight years, while bathing in the
creek, Wednesday evening, got out
into the current and was drowned.
George Snider, of Grafton, a
young man, was drowned in the
river at Fairmont, Tuesday, while
bathing. He could not swim,
and getting beyond his depth, was
drowned before help could reach
him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-06-14

The Ceredo council has granted
franchise to Eastern capitalists
for street car line down b street
to the limits of Kenova. The line
is to extend from Huntington to
Ironton.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-06-14
Mason CITY,
Committee.

Correspondence, June 9Th.
George Gress has purchased n
fine trotting horse.
The Mason City Band is pro-
crossing nicely.
Married Monday evening, Juno
9th, 1899, at the residence of Rev
A. Morrells, Mr. John Ovens and
Miss Jemima Roush, of Union set-
Element, this county. The bride is
said to be an exceedingly handsome
and charming young lady, while
the groom was once tho most pop
ular society man of Huntington.
May their voyage on the sea of life
be one of continuous happiness.
Mason City now boasts of the
finest lodge of Odd Follows in the
State and the finest toam. There
was work in the Initiatory, First
and Second degrees at their meet
ing last Saturday night and n large
crowd was present to see the toam
work which was of a very high or.
der. The Lodge completed their
work and closed about midnight,
and all repaired to the lower room
whore the long tables fairly groan-
ed under thoir weight of good
things to eat. w. e. Ruttencutter
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge
of the State was present and seem
cd to enjoy himself. Dr. e. Spen-
Ger Owen presided over tho coffee
urn with dignity, while the ham,
bread and mustard was looked after
by Henry Honnosy, Joe Mason,
Aft Burton and Henry Krauter
The team work is worth going
many miles to see. XX
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LOMEsEI3K I3It's EXCURSION
via ONO Central Lines, May
=, 10, and June g, 20.
SOmth CnrOlinn.

TO Points on c. ~ o. and N ~ w.
IL. IL, in Va. ana to Points via
Said Lines in North ana
Ia nm IL
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-06-14

Misses Carrie and Nellie Gill
more entertained with Matinee
Whist party Thursday, in honor of
their guests, Mrs. Moody, of New
York, and Mrs. Bryan, of Gallipo-
lis. Ices were served during the
afternoon and dainty favor given
the lady making the most pointF.
Those present we're:
Mrs. j. S. Spencer,
Mrs. Mary Moore,
Mrs. j. B. Menager,
Mrs. Thos. Field,
Mrs. L.. S. Pomeroy,
Mrs. j. G. Franklin,
Mrs. ID. f. Bryan,
Mrs. A. l.. Nourse,
Mrs. III. @. Bailey,
Mrs. Walter Moody,
Miss Alice Neale.
Last Tuesday night about 1910
o'clock, baby girl about five or
six weeks old was left at the front
door of Mr.. and Mrs. franklin j.
Walkers, on Bibby Street, Char.
lesion. 1t was nicely dressed and
in basket. The child was turn.
ed over to the police who are now
in search of its mother.
A franchise has been granted to
i FMessrs. Camden and Spilman, of
J, Parkersburg, by the towns of
Middleport and Pomoroy for a
Street Railway to be known as the
Pomeroy, Middleport and Racine
!, Railway,
The concert given for the bene-
fit of the fire department, last
Tuesday evening Brownie
} Band"-managed by Mrs. N. e.
Hale, netted $2325.
1t remains to be proved that
practicable air ships are going to
be necessarily made from the left
over materials of air castles.
Show us a man that hasn't at
r least one cranky idea and we'll
show you man that doesn't amount
to much.
Self-made men and home-m made
furniture may be strong and reli-
able, but the polish is usually lack,
ing.
The world has more charity for
!, dead men than it has for mon who
are dead broke.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-06-14

It remains to be proved that
air ships are going to
be necessarily made from the left
over materials of air castles.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-06-14

The concert given for the bene-
fit of the fire department, last
Tuesday evening-"The Brownie
Band"-managed by Mrs. N. e.
Hale, netted $23.25.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-02

ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
No Senatorial Election, Hut Many
Important Quotations.

SPRINGFIELD. III, Jan 1.-The forty
hrst general assembly will convene at
noon on next Wednesday. The organiza-
ton % the two houses viii be effected on
that day. The message of Gov. Tanner
Will probably be transmitted to both
hoaSss sometime during the afternoon.
There will be no United States senator
II elect this year. SO that the first few
weeks VIII lack the political interest which
had distinguished the last two regular
sessions. However, there will be an album
dance OF other things TO make the ses-
SION interesting, at times exciting and.
perhaps, as prolonged as the average ses-
slon- II VIII not be altogether without
political interest, for al this time IL seems
probable that ar attempt Will be made at
confessional reappoTtionment.
Inc Republicans will control both houses
ny majority which will probably BE suf-
meant - pass any apportonmett measure
war nay he agreed upon Nothing very
radical VII he attempted 3n the Nay OF
@pPof comment. thH changes in AL proba-
o4.ltF being confined 70 few districts
f1nai Adjournment Is n0t expected BE-
fpre tie iatser part Of May or early IN
June
Lasa2r legislation win occupy A large snare
% attefft0s3. TIE events o. sac past Year
ua7Fys particularly the m.niux trot.bies a;
FtFie,1} and if1ua. have created Z pre-
no1n@v3 g HslEaers IN saVar ~ las which
WI effectively prevent Ire INFORMATION az
feeressS IN large ystsr3s*ys from Others
states, = general feeling araang mem
gFrs Is In favor - a Isw which vii kse p
Hst - 1he StRfe armed bodies az ,ehHap lab
uErrs from ataer states ssrA "a prectzst-
safe& tee X3rien riot
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BITTER FIGHT OVER QUAY.
IL VIII BE Held Tuesday Evening
and There In No Question That
the Pennsylvanfa senator VIII
Command = Majority In Caucus.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. THE general
assembly will open is biennial session AZ
- O'Clock Tuesday noon in the new capital
building After the senate ard house have
organized Gov. Hastings viii send in his
aienxzsa. message. Lists of Standing COM
nllsress VIII hardly De ready 10 announce
Ia fore the Inauguration Of Gov.-klect
Stone OF January l., SO .lsat The legislature
will cot get down to work IN earnest before
February. There is strong sentiment
among the legislators Ia favor OF snort
session. Both Democrats and Republicans
- deus tomorrow evening Tor the or
gaa.zatlon OF the houses. TIE Republicans
have d ma ioriEy Of a on Joint ballot. and
naturally expect 70 control both houses.
There were 81 Republicans and Is Demo
Gratis in the senate and 1T Republicans and
Il Democrats and a tusionisE ga the house.
Senator Qaays friends have fixed Tues
day evening for the senatorial caucus aud
the only question now is whether I2s Re-
publica.ss will go into tie meeting. II they
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FREE TO ALL WOMEN.

utsh all ladies' - know that am rns,
azs~ ~ a branch oif.ea fey t1e sale ~ ss1
Fms Balm - : -. r. nsety sa.oh uTiE
ees.tlps., cuFe all terms IT tersale wa *
80 ws;hout lie ala q Physician al
.S vr.ssg Of It's merits, all giaily ssfys -
go any laay cne 5A-ceIst 5ox free ".
,Sa-a Is no case % Painful Periods. I<e,,s~s+e
49, xFss1, acsE0eats Or IrveasltS rita So
- =; a:a care. This = so qQark
80. medicine, cr ham5us hU. Mn
60 rgy3ety fcv women. ~hls4 rsetere9
me n health after 81 ot5eT rezr.z tai
ssfad ard > Endorsed y guRny seaffla =
s1@n II slii cost yol nothing e. clglzs.r.,@s
S-s.rsast a - gnerl,s an1 seail - tss.se~
"A 10 have y1s2 c4a. or s%na a 3~casgf ssars~
and VII ss1a 20 - %-eet TX fres
Ire nasn seattle Mash. ~ Isesrlsts, -
nue EMk.MBER-~GALA oF rIGs
CURES
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do everybody admits that Quay will control
a majority and that he Will be nominated
His opponents are making an effort TO keep
enough members out of the conference to
prevent a nomination and IL they can do
this they expect 20 defeat the senator's
reelection. Congressman DalZeii. of Pitts
burg; Charles T. Tubhs. of Tfoga, are the
other avowed aspirants for the senatorial
nomination.
The fight against Quay is being directed
by T.. 4. Van Valkenburg. the leading
spirit of tire business mems league Repuo-
Hcan workers are being brought here from
all over the state TO take hand In the
ngat for United States senator.
The hotels are crowded ton ght. and BY to-
morrow will be filled TO oyerfiowing The
quay managers ara aggressive and are
leaving nothing undoue TO make votes fer
their leader. The anti-Quayites are just as
active, but t1ere are not near many OF
them. and their policy Will be fully outlined
before tomorrow
The new capitol. although unfinished.
presents very crediiable appearance in
side
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SPKANE'S MINING BOOM.
EVERYBODY TAKING FLYERS IN
STOCK OF NEW CORPORATIONS.
Mines in SIetuity OF the Republic
Being Capitalized and stock NJ
Nominal Figures Being F1oased


Special Dispatch TO the Post -frte.Ilgencer
SPOKANE, Jan L--NeFey Ia tne PALM
iez. days OF pas. mining booTgs have min
ing companies 5san organized in SsSo-
Kane as al the present Tremendous rate.
IL nearly every instance these neE coEx-
issEies are formed 10 ncat Repub.ic claims.
GONE Of them own properties OF known
merit aE.3 some claim TnsE!f ffpn the fact
tEAt tAesr claims R5scin properties watch
have, Through development. bvecuse ces&-
aTate4 III tbs camp. while doubtless a Num-
i,eF ara Wildcats. pure and simple. II Is no
difficulty, however, 20 f!sat q wildcat even
when IL - brown ss such. for Ia numerous
Instances such properties have Developed
into most promising caasDA Il Is custom
ary 10 start shares at cent ard q day or
tao al most - al that Is necessary to dis
pksSe 81 the stock offered for sale. With
the reputation established bg the camp the
average citizen 8iis usually take q flyer
OF few thousand shares JUS, for z gam
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speakership Contest Excites More
Interest Than senatarshfp.

LINCOLN, Neh.. Jan. with but few
exceptions. memters-elect of the Nebraska
legislative session, which begins on Tues
day, are in the city. The senatorial con-
test. which, since the election. has secured
rnEsst OF the attention. has with the ar
rival OF 50 many members for the timS
being given place TO speakership canvass.
The Republicans coutioi both branches
OF the legislature. hat In the lower house
by a bare ma tority Of four, and with four
active Republican aspr1tnts for the speak
eTSlltp and sorle bitterness awakened there
Is a hare possibility thar the fuSionists may
secure The presiding officer, This IL made
possible by the refusal az few Rs5}uo-
AeaEs 10 go into caueus and abide the re-
suit. All kinds Of pressure was brought
to bear on these members, hu! up TO mid
night without success. Tha senaforsnip
Il Is generally understood. is behind the
contest for sneaker
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No OPPOSITION TO HATES,


NASHVILLE Ts@nn. 3ss Marty Al
tf :sss 't>@G sFs Cf tAa iez5Sla sGr@ y aist,
isfsts % Ts,cr tcgnr FE9E ara in tae city
Ess+ ae<5y = cserw 1T lrg1iz9ly I}srrt21 ale ia
tsssa tTauk6fs- s{oE6sS tue I}e Haac "a sc
ee>e@ss WAi lse he-d " hi.e Il is not car-
% 2 sAa1 the ss4s=esfsn for uifrsi States
Senator VA - made e. Mondays caGs13S.
& - fessSl- &7 So faefs "a n opposition 10
tee ~s-ei4eT3< K - Senator " Z Eases. a0a
Nscre wg3I Is - essa8ssataa
g1e states fsUaassgs AL sccs1rv u1asch -
t5e sirge - TIE x-sss5or. rs tnss floating lNSt
ssssagn5s IL sN3 .a ard t.sers = a gross
.aS demand FIR - sf3sdT retirement.
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M'CLUSkY HAS A CLUE.
Detectives VIII Prevent the Escape
of the susDecfed Man

NEW YORK. Jan Capt. McCTnSkv,
81 the detective talreau. Was closeted for
an hour today with visitor. but wGts'd
not talk about tire conference. II was
capt AIN received az anonymous letter stat
ing that the man for wtsom he was looking
in connection with the Adams case was
atsaut 10 leave town The captain. It ia
said assigned a nurnEssr OF detectives -
watch all points q egresz from the city
and lrnstrg Us the attempt II Il ~as made.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 1--C;en. Wood.
commanding ar Santiago SIC Cuba, has an
der yesterday date. reported ,hs follow
ing deaths 20 the war department.. EFiVates
Green Burreil Company Il. Twenty asrd
Kansas volunteers. died Dsas-eTn2er - ars7tr
dvseutervt Frank paneniaruer. Company
II. Fourth volunteers. December q. miras-
NUS fNnhn.i fryer.
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IN NORTH OAK UTA,
Senatorial FiEht the Leading Feat
ure of the Coming Session.

BISMARCK y -. Jan t~~Tsse nr-
Szzs1zztlS1 x the hose ~ -egsrss MA IT'S ~
TIA E1ssszsa~rS - tzs legislature Ee~e taS5sy
sE1 re Egsvssgfoe % -. sg-eaks-ass. Was
p~ses2g&@ts sosgts3 tAA. afternoon ~hxzs
Sagavsss eSzssS43aSe - TIA johnson rg-~esza
siga~ss TIE caucus caa circulated by saa
antilles Hsses E1frkE ~ eject s1snssra n sTzss
<sysg eass RAGS - s9- I-aes- gss s5ezAz sF'-
-E.r has SzxE a szA2gga ~ Nent saE YTess
2Es4 E2s hesga loo<s1 % as Ia y yra2&zxs
revealing ;As sezs<lve strength ~ TIA 90
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SALEM. or 5an. T. ~ q rs'a~s meeting
tonight t0 3salHss az slte }asssuE - sh8 s~ss~
efeiHt.ty e Cuta trufa Spain 90 ss4a rlsssA
States. tsa&. r Hn{es. Us gAe Salem 4.sar-
ma. ard candidate saT Trssss sentEat sle-far
oa lAe 5iss.on f.sNes tn issA Spoke tn favor
az fsatsal-sas tN4zss5s5ea ass. strongly sseasAt
ss3@ lscssssss q ssslissslsf4 sstssa
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posing forces 70, the se-asorshlp IN the
house.
Col. w II. Robinson, manager n Con-
gresham JohnsEnfs campaign fer the
United states Scflase. states To-Day that
Johnson would have - votes for sezaaf og'
al the beginning Of the igAs.
Other avowesi candidates include e.
Cooper, OF Grand Forks; Senator Hanna,
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Satianal Ei.trddfoa opened.

NILw A{'KFE. Wis. Jan THE Ma.
;iogal E.lstsdafod was formally Opened a,
the Grand Avenue Congregational church
tonight The sessions e the f(S{esi = ri
proper wIl open 81 sne Pahsl theater TO-
morrow Abou, i.sa 0s the " elsh sing
ers arrived "a the city Today,
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Reaaiau Get. Too Much.

REuDfNG. ca. Jan. fins mountain
realaa exgsTssr cad all fhe s0ss u gs3ta-
tsoy ;gatsy es tfg@ Yess.ii % lie heaviest
sssavtA tyes1. ever kWoSn a. Wis fftfs3cs.ar
Tts5t grow Has faiIeu steadily slacs iass
ni@at au& r. frern g%o 10 three tsst deep
oEi tas isgel for lsgs fEl IS ao1sSs hare -
every -5lret f4an. Tn@ WtTea &@.s down
an3 tTsgrs we're ara E,se - Rove for eight
hours fEs3aw anti tEu sFsCSnas - ia small
srz5v BOWS arrived from EE2Fzyul.F AT /
affer esFas day y1arssHi - g*t tae train
ssa~te5 r9ra Ehe bg.4i s'ssaesgie iisssat
75srtt l. f4ss1&sas3 ~ fEs Storm HE4 xii
gof f8gnlsis szrvlce feasgat. a a9w0@T u
srgsau ft.gEsss co.'s Essssi from ne stst u
sEayR but n9 sccA3stgsas, resulted tns build
legs rrllg q sssss SaaEyy variety All day
szaem have t-ess 13gy keeping me roofs %
tbs large a,ssgs@args clear TIE snow viii
CRAFTY a-sIszst tie ralnlrg sntsresfs.
California Welcomes the storm.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1.-The yea,
sEsesag aassssczsa0s1y for The farmer CT CALI
fszzSs sae gsszs. walsh sssAas fallen today be-
inx The heaviest prsss 5stx1lon Of this or
last season and S.vSky;zG = xreas ond Sonx-
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Blew "a Gale i'm Auburn.

AtEfE%. ra}. Jan. i---Tao %ew Year
starred ~ WITH terrific Mini storm.
Telephone Ns1es ara IDNa AM pa8y large
jrsTs haFs been eltE e. tae Efsftsi1- The
wqa& - from the sssltn and e44t- ard pre-
=sssss a }ss4s storm. fn2eE - lh@ 80 t.sfSctz0i3
ag saa saru4sr.s AID Eusaffs. ise. al, a good
- - - II - a r.a-.N ta-.5..L
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To CT-RE A COLD N ONE DAY
Take Laxative BTo7n0 Q1iuire Tablets AL
druggists refund money If 4 fats - cure
% Genuine has l.. Il. =. o. each :afl@k
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felt wan; The storm haa been genera
Throughout the northern portion az cah-
fornIa, with every Indication or extending
to The southern counties tomorrow.
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Marcus n Payne, president Of the Min
neapnlis Baseball Association was faaai
dead in his rooms III the Minneapolis Club
Saturday.
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6f5.S17 First Ave.

are enormous ard show up for a consst-
cradle distance a shaft ten fee. deep Is ali
Ia ore tfaat shows good values. The prop
erty IL faEora0ly la-cas@<l sor cheap deysi-
ops1eTtt. The treasury contains ample
IN 4FsE8s
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HOT FIGHT IN NEBRASKA.

Of Cass; Little OF Burleigh. Mccumber and
La Moure.
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New Companier Formed.

10 work some Of the most prom. AZ
claims are the lit or Mss. IasuYgent.
Lick. Anaconda. Parrot. Dora, Summit,
CheSfss o. Blue Jay, Buckeye. North Star
anI. Stray H4rse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-02

San FRANCISCO jan n nve start
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-02
THE STORM IS GENERAL.
REPORTED FROM ALL POINTS
ALONG THE PACIFIC COAST.
u s,,xx Fails In some Caiifor-
mia Towns and Welcome Rams
In Others-Nuch snow Reportea
In Parts of Eastern Washington

SPOKANE. Jan. 1-Eastern Nasnlng-
ton. from Snake river 20 the hottleIh
boundary. IS covered with new snow
ranging in depth from three inches 10 az
many feet Ten inches fen IN spokane
M, ia I8 n m bat q high wind drffted II
haa3v partially nbstructing street car
traffic. All trains into Spokane are nearly
s,o time hut officials expect trouble to-
morrow and are preparing 10 SEND out re-
laws Of snow piows-
TACOMA. Jan 1.-The Northern Pacific
westhound overland was DELAYED eight
hours today ny hcavy SHOWS and swoiten
rivers in the Rocky mountain ana idaho
divisions. East Of E.iensourg the most
s.srio,.& difficulty was encountered. Swot~
l.f, rivers almost blocked :ae train Re-
norris frarsa Eastern Washington tonight
~ Sc that the rivers are freezing ana an
4anes~ from that source has passed, In
tha Rocky mountain division % Tue road
the SHOWS are deep and railroad Officials
here believe the most serious difficulty -
u be encountered there.
Nsw Years d8y frs Tacoma las uslers1
n with a. snoa@s.usTn inst 3ost~d nearly all
8av Ram occasionally ssi@raa&@d with ihe
SNOW A6yut tarea fnc5~s II sDtw TEL. o9t
most u K melted wish tas rain