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AMERICANS SPARED NO WOUND
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AMERICANS SPARED NO WOUND
ED.
TheEe extracts are from a graphic
letter written by Private Tom Lynch of
the Third artillery, but California boy,
to his father, Timothy Lynch of this
city. Private Lynch is on duty aboard
one of the gunboats engaged in patroll-
ing the Pasig from Manila to Laguna de
Bal He W rites:
| "On Tuesday we were lying opposite
General Otis headquarters, when at $3.50
o'clock we heard scattering reports Of
Mausers. Ten minutes later there came
the roar Of volley Of musketry which
was heard all over Manila. 1t came
from the direction of the Nebraska regi-
ment optposts A small body Of insur-
gents had attempted to cross San Juan
bridge and was driven back. 1t re-
turned with reinforcements, and the sec
ond voley followed it's attack upon the
line. A few seconds after the second re-
port every regiment in Manila was lined
up outside its quarters, waiting impa-
tiently for the signal to move. This
came presently in the shape of a red
rocket, to indicate that the outposts
W. a..'.n q. Gu -. , a.. W" =. n,. ms
~. ~. W. 49, a,,, - ~ o w..
1t. ~. - - 80 w., $50; go
devils.
-, 49, ~, .....,.s. .I,t;,s
-. i ~ M. ,t - az
- o., s.. nv. i''sul el.'s ~ -. 49,
AZ a. ISL, ~ W. Us 4a sns
80 ..4 ,...s,.. go. 49,. ~,
80. az So etsis .n'ns Delo -, 'n EFT. ~
80 ...en a,0eu ~ ~ ~ ~ MS ~ ~,
az So .ea ~ So .ne .o"ii ~, -. Wv.
ilv ', we s.lueA oai,.a 1ena 'lia in'ui-
60 ' 90 - 20. .. - ~, e ~, -. -
i,oui no' WI W" neu tne 'om ,,,, ~
ens aau ,,,aa va ~. " .ne ii'pi-
iiUa ui'nias M liis ,te' snp
"r.n w s.eppau sAe "nsa 81
.ne % ne ,7. a. a.
a,'i WIG. we nau noe ooi nvu my M
lsneu WIZ .ens eano ~ ,iio.to
90 90 " ,o, as nc ~ nc 80 ls ,,
10 ne onis So i,p,iio - " 49,
one .ahe no p''''' e' 'e''' 40 'ii'''p
"a ,, .,a'' ,-.....,
we neAl ooiiiiieiioeo sieiiiiis d ooii-
sen. wneie ."e in,ul snes "ele aua
,sieu oppo'i.e .he "sha oo,'p aiiu
ny az gu enueieu " 'ne MANI
s.,' "o1 ~.
y. ~ t : iiie' ooo-a - nSaNS 80
Dewey opeheu up ~ Niaiate' miii1. SUI
reNuereu III apoul .eii liiinu'es. - was
ia'nei no,sy 'ilile' espetiany or oui
sunooa' wnere wv ,iiouil.aim rio.oh-
MES Two hrupp anu lour ,.atnns suns
eoee'hei WIN aooue ioy
s, "eie u, 'St, az a. onoe az
LINES we oouio i'aiuS sec on1 aiio'n1,
.ilousn tne powuei siiiohe' we oouiu
teii' tnoush' Wy 'ie souiau anu Wy 'he
90 uiaiitS " tNe sohey n,ins ma W,
ooSe were sNi"s 'iie!ii iiaue'' anu oouiu
sec tiiat ING fAiiieiicaiis III liie o'ii0i
par. u 'he to"ii were pulsui INC SAINT
eouise DIS we.iial is' ooiiiiiis eVe'S
'hils arouhu 'neii'
me tennessee men were on the
rlshl' anu an oruerly came apoaro ana
reporter .Hat they were hiilins every
IlatiVe ~ sish'' "iie.iisi q Soluler VI ~.
we were 'heh recaileo Wy uenerai GUS
ana hau 10 remain III 'front.' Oh tne paiace'
guarding IT, "nlle lie rest ol t'le poys
were ENJOYING themselves shootlns hls-
gers on the run.
All along the river we coula see the
corpses OF the natives lying on the
pdnhs OF IloAllHS uOWn the river. Inc
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New York Cotton Exchange.
Reported over private wire by II. O. Fried.
man & Co.. bankers and brokers. 10 Wall
Street, N Y. and 1888 Chapel Street, New
Haven. NJ A. Tanner, Manager Of Local
Branch.
Opening Ciosit1a
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Quotations OF Active Bonds.

QuOt0tIOhs OF ACTIVE HOhUH'
Reported by Bloody, Mcclellan & Co..
Bankers ana Brokers, 81 Broadway. New
York, and 81 Orange Street. New Haven. !.
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Govern m emit Bon d.,
Chicago Mar l-et.

Reported over private wire by r. O,
Friedman < Co.. Bankers and Brokers, 10
Wall Street. N. Y, and 1853 Chapel Street,
Room and g.. New HAGEN. N. A. Tanner.
Manager OF Local Branch.
Oleuh8 Highest Lowest Close
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EilameiaI.
VIEW rom STOCK M.tRRET.

Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotations
ON the New York Stock Exchange, reported
by Prince Whitley, Brokers, 10 Center
IA
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SAN JOSE BANK FAILURE.
Several Transfers Just Before Sus-
pension Look Crooked.

SAN JOSE. Cal. Feb. 1.-The failure OF
the Union Savings hank Is alleged to be due
TO large advances made to F.. b. Howard.
q large fruit broker, and agent OF Armour
a. Co The amount of Towards indebted
ness il said TO he over 10000, and u only
partly secured by warehouse receipts.
There are several circumstances connect
81 with the failure that have aroused much
adverse comment. principally the record
Ing Of mortgage yesterday conveying the
hank building and pro- ,rty 10 Mrs. Mvra
f wright and IL Is alleged the consider
aticn was $50 90. On the first OF this
month thu bank furnished statement 70
the bank commissioners n which II sche-
duied the value Of the bank building as
@95 0en
Further confusion was caused by the ac-
ton Of she Union Trust Company and the
Nevada Bank Of San Francisco. whose
agents fled with Tire county recorder as
signmen;s on the bark amounting 20 s1s.oc1
making si3&.on0 81 the hanks assets which
had beer transferred in the past and re-
corded on the aaY OF IRE failure.
Howard made on assignment: for the
benefit OF his creditors. his liabilities being
given as $3.50 coo.
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CUBAN DEMANDS TOO HIGH.
They Have Been Getting Altogether
Too Mach From the Gevern-
meut Already.

HAVANA. Feb f-~sMsyn2era II the mill
faTy administration ..%.Aare that the ca
tan demands should he checked, end that
the tahan army should nos hr paid ahe
Tire vast sums demanded II II ransdere.i
bf iheus that from g. eA.esl - So so "a
san niost the tFntea States shoaf allos
ksaee January tae Cei.aas have hna fsrte-
tAaliy vTerS thing thsp wanted The lns-
ted Sales has bsen feeding the hungry,
ssae3 raaets having besa distributed.
afsi another Issl txs1 rag been ordered Tire
tnhafa have been gwen MI the e.Ysl 20
sidoisS, and thousands az Ialoycrs have
hesn employed Wner they are not pleas
e%i wiia anything they promptly petition.
- in The rssss ef the Dsneo t,spas1l and
the collection 0E taxes
The nfssi vorifsfauS petitions. SO 10
epsak, were ptsssrsntea "a Ro.hert y Porter
for the payment Of the ICNltan army IRE
idea ttai tbe AmvrieRh government hss
efsoffh@ns reserves "a sta disposal N Gesaa
i g'"esnE. - NE psepis perceive that every
Feaue@t 3h@y make = sfaa1e4
TIE American generosity In "a. matter
ef sut!ona simply demaraliaes me reeipi-
snfs Long Ted 81 the expense NJ thr
.'nitcd states. these people sin no' look
MercoveF. the payment of snesl eonpen-
saion 10 the city and rugas police and
h. responsible ter the strikes rs,..rf. -,
From 81 parts - she slana tsgeel&gy In
demand ilsgveasev which the farmers afe
not she "a raN. k'o1!tteat azttatorz Re- all
~ tnvif power - spread fh~ t,sf,~,vS..,,,
that Hetalng a. tsg go.,, for tha .,,ffs,r
a. the han1s ~ the Uui5eS s.afes
IL thts J@n-iHN aFff over. .f,...e t,..sl..,.
= t<Esa'<fa - ans f-ioR ed ut Aras-f, ;nS
hrr 49, tef trfGH -lte ana cx.,sr5a ~t-,-,.
of the t'u@ans MAJ iurfoa.~ f,. fs,,f....' '-..f
sciences. and the ieHEer tae E'ntaa staf.~
government IS iuiniEerg rhs 3rtatee gen
opposition vase Ac ts fMe uitirsset re.esef -
measures that nst Hyopnse ~ecosxsr, b.
the Cahans refuse ths s "a Is" os asty
other te#sc''7 Sic "ss5r tov tNe rsavsscnt ~
AaE lHHa0 army
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FIGHTING ENDS N SAN)A.
German Consul Orders . Naa me-
leased whs was Committee d
the Chief Justice, and the Latter
suuno.s Him for Contempt.

AUCKLAND. " T. Feb. The follow
ing aavices have 5nst nesn received neFs
from ApGa. Samoan Iskaaas. unStes date q
Jantary "a from the correspondent o, sas
Associated Press.
There hAg 5sea no further general Eight
ing hetween the aarzisAns Of re f.s@s
ctsestatrs since the las. aGvices were sor-
warssez except that A party Of AataafA
followers was rented II tee bush D. Maze
tcars II i expected, aewevsr. tsat light
Ing All be resansea. as MaIAasa i arrest
Ing persons who have been already fnsi
and released
the houses looted hsing yaalina, the home
Of the late Robert Louis Stevenson. the
novelist
'sT'he extseg Aanstoan chiefs were landed
a. Page Page. On the island OF Tgiui.a. the
Schooner on which they were, being una5.s
TO proceed Ia The isasaG OF Manaa owing
70 adverse winds. The Tusuiians gave
them a hearty welcome AMI made an at
tempt 70 seize Mataafa's san. gho was on
hoard the schooner. but the captain put TO
SEA.
between Chief Justice William L. Cham
hers of the supreme court. ard DIR. Jo-
AnHxs Rafael the German president OF the
municipality OF Apli. Herr GrosEnuhl
German resident Of Apia. VINO mas arrest
ed for smashing TIE windows OF Sae
preme court chamber. was sentenced by
the chief Justice 10 imprisonment ana 70
pay a nne DT. Rafasi instructed the po-
lice authorities so release Herr G1rosmuhl.
whose fire was subsequently fixed at 81 60.
THE German consul. Herr Rose. there
upon wrote TO the American consul, Lloyd
w Osborne. and the British consul E b.
6 Maxss, protesting that the action Of the
chief justice In fining Herr Gresmuhl wa.
an INFRINGEMENT at German consular rights.
Messrs. Osborne and Maxss jointly replied
in their official capacity that the proper trt-
bunai having dealt with the matter. the
consuis could not interfere. More than
this. they declined 70 have further inter-
course with the German consul or the Ger
man municipal president, except In writ
ing or 20 attend meetings except 20 con-
cider The acts Of the municipal council Of
ApIa, u1less an apology with full re:raction
were offered or the behavior toward Chief
Justice Chambers A: the same time the
supreme cour, summoned DR. Rafael for
contempt of court In releasing Herr Gros-
u1ub'"
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NORTHWEST VIEWS NOTES.

| On February Kettle Falls VIII vote on
| the proposition 80 levy q special TAX OF
+! s@en for water purposes
The Aetna Insurance. Company lost ;hs
/ fer 80 2 insurance an her dwelling de-
slToyed by ere.
The Big Bead National bank. OF pave--
T pert. 81 sss last annual meeting decided 70
/ declare dividend of q per cent on the
capital ssock, payable az eaee
Rev David panlen formerly pastor OF
7. The Presbyterian ehnrch AT Fairaaven, has
Withdrawn fran TIA Presbyterian church
| an8 = 1aw Clergyman Of the Episcopal
ChUrca.
Th~ managers a the Co.esx B!rs STOW
an Indignant bscause a. Sposs0e'S lack -
tster@S1 - lAg1sr having scGt bat fvo
prs 81 chickens even fAe owners ne7 beng
present.
state Treasurer (, ". roang IS the hsav-
.sst stSckholaar II th~ neop!s's Aswoeate
q iFogn!lst paper on which foreclosure p~o-
re- 3inxs have Hsen sgsst.sut@d ~ tne SEQ
on3 NSlscEAs haos ~ Co.tax
There are eighty Applications Tor morn
terSasp II Inc watson Ras! aa3 Gun
ClV5 A the ia$' nee ,izg committee
Sas aplsa4atesi % secure a soca iaon tar s
eo<t ard cub house, Aaa FOR trap Shoot
!aE
The n~w suE n3w eu9diax a; tAa Union
Iron Works Ssu Francisco. sor -. 7 r
s. n &c 70 DO service ozs tae t-a.llrY-Asfa
rsTsr bar 49, - N exact daS8eat. - -
FeAF3sss rszw 81 course - ea-sxs r1.csson Ter
ia spseekes- rew Bsat Company
As-rs & whsgeAeea's sugt % compel Pa
else cosasty to issue teevn twenEy-ye~r
sa>eGs 80 tAs amount - ia s.s Aeca-slrs (,
contract vi,h tie commissioner .: tsesr
SsTsSl*r term. aaF Shscs ecatraes as 70
ysgss3s -. Av IRE r@oEle - So y 9SssE, Der
sler.scn cAn5e sn fer Assgiag Tec@rt4y. Ths
SsfsTs sug = 1ega2<TNE eysSsa-re9 e-,s
ths RS s~st39ss uas Sye gla&i sss saz@ saa
- &Azasa S2l VI e0a.-
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A mysterious case In East Salem, Or
has been brought 10 the notice OF the
chief OF .peace. The home Of r. l.. Coiein
hss been ransacked four times within the
past txo years, everything movable. IN
ensiing jeweiry. hric~a-trac, ehinaware,
esc.. being taken from its proper place
ard slowed away In the basement, under
reds and everywhere place Of coacsai-
in<nt could be found. during the temper
AIRY absence Of the family. Nothing has
fefn missed after a search Of the hous.s
has been made. Although a careful watch
fAs tT@n kept, the .respaeser has never
tTsn seen. TIE work vas first charged
10 boys In The nsishhesrhcoA tslt IL 10 now
Thought That the guilty person II an adult
Tire police expect TO secure evidence to
eNlneTf some person with the crime
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s,rrss >mIr .glr,c ARRIVES
she Win take Fr~~h Meat aua N~Ge-
tables ~ the t'sstfp.au~s

tssstFS :~fs5euTstpT sanp,v ~Atp tssstsc
~HsN fsf1 Nes Sesk g,rT Sau k7ra@efaea
CO y Stss-eE a. arrived hrFN tr~saw Exse
anA s0~s 80 3Ne srtp Fesrt chr A. Anss,
So g&r Pa xs' @s-EH1~twF f~@se er7sass $
~ IN freszA y'se&f ea fhe sru-ees SIRE s<sse~
fl.ssf tee Afs'e-ss15pS NttA rs "a rests Sx -
safWtf0n 2n< ssfsti esssgna~ * eq~4n SS,sg
ne tneFsa rserf@t cSsaranS a. t-sHma
sss2&nSsnS hSr coarse - S4anoiuia a~aA
IvSa aat tNerse k~Gt e. the s,ore~er-s
eosT;e, sfegtssas - Nafesers nav go $50
T%1r Cs'ftc kas As&~ b<f,rss tAe fc~z ..tA
:, = s,ses sSge-sass taa9 gAr s>ssta.ssnfe. x.sl
e. ht-r h~tors the -ts ,nsg
@a~ Cp'tte IS see AFag t*-.eb uf As.r
AAna E,sagSsAalss4 ~ gae I>ssssa states gov
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Consumption Reached
By One of Three Routes--A Timely Warning,

There are three roads
wasch lead from health 10
consumption. Over one
OF these roads PISS all OF
that grea, mustitude OF
people who die every year
of consumption Each
route begins with health
snd happiness ard ends
with disease and death
First road: a slight cod
negiecteSs--sestleS in the
head or throat-chronic
catarrh-extenis TO the
lungs consumption -
death.
Second road; a sigh;
cold - neglected cough
Se;tlee on the lungs
cough gradually growing
worse - consumption -
death.
Third road: 4 cold-neg-
lec.e3-settleS IN The
throat -- hoaESeness-short
breath - consumption -
death.
Thousands have. just
started on one of these
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Of OF
probable
Main street Snuot@ oho
quantities OF bloody IN
had
bottle
and had
as / n
az
Send Pe-rua
beokw " Winter CatirTh
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TROOPS TO BE MUSTERED oUT.
About $4,000 Volunteers se he Re-
ff~yed of Duty.

WASHINGTON Feb. 1.-The war de-
r>s rsF57aEf To-Day issus1 an order 20 muster
oer about i sa volunteer troops TIE
regiments are tire First Maryland. noW AZ
AaEussas Third Mississippi AM the SEQ
ord Missouri. st Albany. ia. Etzhta and
ThIrtesath Pennsylvania. ~ Augusta
Fourteenth Pennsylvania, az SoTnsrville. 3
G Fourth Texas. at san Antonio. Tex.
Fourth Ntseaus.n, az Admission. Ala Sew
.nfa volunteer infantry. at Macon. GA !.
Eighth volunteer infantry, at Chtckz-
ma uga. Tenth volunteer infantry. at
Macon, Ga.
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eminent ard yas formerly the Celtic
King. Saying Ia the fr~un meat trade b.
tue<z IAvssro0i and Australia
Tie Celtic sTA Ply between TITS szcgt
and thu United states possessions - tire
P1EiGc- sszpsysng the American sofS1srs
ard sailors With f~sSA meats ard ssgs-
fAssse2
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UNDER ARREST FOR MURDER
Walter Taylor In Lewis County Jail
for Shooting Y. A. Middaugh.

s2ecia! Dispatch 10 the Post-Iate.liSencer.
Ci5EfiALIs Feb Coroner II l..
Mead held an inquest late last Monday
night at Kings prairie over the remains
Of V. A. Mldaaugh. The Jury returned q
verdict charging Walter Taylor, a young
mar who has been staying with Middaugt,
with shooting him and burning the cabin
to- conceal the crime The evidence n cir
cupsf aatial. bu; Is said To be strong. Tay-
tar was arrested and II Ia tatl at Chehahs
A bullet passed through MiddaGgns
body. cutting q piece out OF his watch
T'hs doctors are making a post mortem ex-
animation OF M.adaggh's remains. which
have been brought 10 Chehalis
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THAT ExnAaNxD BEEF.


WASHINGTON. Feb. f---1ss var iayss-
tigas.ar e1rzs IT ass.ga has sssnf oEEt suyzsr
mons .cg fresh wsfE~sE who, II 10 ts-slg1t.
viii De the ASS examined before tie pre-
ssEts son os .se commission ressorE % TIA
president
Ta4 uew wfsuess n James Fsr1ar. who
was quoted 80 yesterdays press d4sssa-rzEs
as having e@st y sss1er 70 AaxTsft GHTas-
tine ~ Philadelphia. saying he had been
stationed sF Omaha iass ssafnrusr ard knew
All a5crs easrn cal methods * preservation
used ~ =. 5ts PACKERS IN PREPARING gov
eFrsyrsasf h-e~s
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WANT rar,a rRooss gam.
tabsns Win Petition Wsshsnstam e,
That sn~ct

HAVANA. Fvh t-t Is .eyertt.f,t has ts.st.
staTsrd hv az faaff}}a S.sfssr bose Astess5
Ger 2asas {ssnfsEs hrat ~ tra fg-,srtaYseeg
az Justice aad gssHiIc .Hvtriaess.se a. tgs fss.
NaE rahisgt of stssaFsr ana S~es+ 5us.,
Aiguul CseairH, sg tf,r t'stEs~ .-styts. as .s..
s8d SEAErs te NE stE ga ts,rr ....ez "a ss >gs4
81 tN''a af'stiaa tas aH hos s5re at 81
. ~ - So sag 't. t1 t'f'
ssecess-srs - ttetsss is -fflT - r. g.
The Euh5na are 81 AzaS . NeEsrat a-tttls.t.
ss criticism ard casna .s. --s5aYf fa7
.snetesars TNey ~sg az Se,a assa = -.
ae1srs eHEhs Sc - SIS Aarsns 4r4 .nr
fnsht 81 assss-sisiFas ;sn sh..$E3 ..
rhanget
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For the benefit Of the Hen. Andrew Car
nskse we repeat that the Hon. Joe Bssiey
H. the oniy Democrat authorized TO take
the temperature OF the constitution. In
goane 10 Col Bryan. Mr.. Carnegie got into
the wrong shop. Col Ryan makes a spe-
ciaity az sncnsy changers These deiiea-
clos OF Democratic professional etiquette
should be respected
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Alaska Packera' Association Dis.
claims Being In the Comb ine.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. l-Henry F.
Fortmann, president of the Alaska Pack
ers' Association Of this city. denies the
statement telegraphed here from Astoria
that his company is to he consolidated
with number OF northern canneries. He
says there is no truth in the dispatch so
far as the Alaska Packers Association is
concerned. nor in the statement that any
purchase has been made OF any outside
stock For the matter OF that. the San
Francisco company Is not in favor Of
trusts AMI does not propose TO enter one
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VANCOUVER. Il. g, Feb The steam
ship Empress OF Japan sailed today fer
Yokohama and HongkanS. She carried
over one million bottles Of beer for Asneri-
cans liz the Philippines.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. The trans
r>arts Ohio and SENATOR heaFing the
Twenty second infantry TO tae Philippines,
sailed today
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Aaather Memorial AGafnss Rahr-,

MADISON. VIE e-sF IA ~e~r~s~fas -.
congress SIS aSoptea ii tE& senate ~ - !.
safe tfs1as. 7s1t@Sfsax ags-rsss - -
st b. IL Ec4eFss a. E.sE1Ssx =. ss.s,s~s
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CAR MANUFACTURERS COMBINE.
Will Include Some Of the Largest
Concerns In the Country

CHICAGO Feb. IA special 10 the Daily
News from New York says.
A combination OF the big freight and
passenger carriers OF the United States 10
being formed. The Pullman company was
slated TO so into the union. but il is said
TO be holding Out a, present. IL the Pull
man company Iemains out. that will not
however. prevent the consolidation OF the
other principal concerns
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A certificate OF the consolidation Of the
Union Tobacco Company Of America and
the North American Commercial Company
filed today with the secretary OF safe
AT Albany the title OF the first named cor
poration being retained. The company >
capital stock is s1se0.o0u.
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whisky Di.tiIlers Consolidate.

The largest combination or whisky and
distiliing Interests yet attempted has been
concluded in this city under the title Of
the Kentucky Dis,illers and Warehouse
Company. Fifty-seyen per cent. OF the
nrns making Kentucky whiskies have en-
tered into the agreement. The new COM
pany viii be capitalized for 81, 0o0,o,a. In
corporation papers will shortly be filed /.
New Jersey. The new company is expect
ed 10 produce 1900 90 gallons OF whisky
annually at an average net profit Of
81 ase 900
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-02
BIG TRUSTS ORGANIZED.
IMMENSE COMBINATIONS OF CAPI-
TAI ARE SUCCESSFULLY MADE.
Pottery Interests Unite. Represent
ing $4,000. OO0EWhisky Disttl-
Iers Concentrate 437,OOo. GEO and
Tobacco Companies $I9.OOO, eco.

NEW YORK, Feb. Negotiations for
the consolidation Of the leading pottery III
seresss were concluded today by the for
nation OF the American porteries Company
with a capitalization cs $ia.ace 900. Equal
amounts OF common and per cent cuniG-
latlye preferred stock viii be issued, or
which Aes1, 90 preferred and G.aeosvo CON-
mon Will remain in the treasury. together
with 81 80. 90 cash for king capital and
100000 Of quick assets. The output last
year Of the firms which compose the com
bine was $50. 0oa with profits compu ed
at s1.5oo.1N. The plan; Is 20 he undsrwrit-
ten, and subscriptions have been received
from banking interests ard individuals
connected with the combination
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OMAHA, Feb Another coid wave
struck Nebrask today NJ midnight the
mercury registered 1 below a. Omaha, with
Indications 81 going lower before morning.
The tswusTs t8Te EEL 30 degrees in three
hours this afternoon, accompanied hv a
st.N nnrthN %. Mlmi and snnM ftmrrt...
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-02

SPOKANE. Feb. THE temperature has
lowered around zero for the past twenty
four hours. clipping wind has blown
steadily out Of the northeast which max s
the weather bitter cold. Passengers canning
in tonight from the norihf-n country re-
port io 10 20 below IN thu Kootsray coun-
try 81 british Columbia ani on the Col
willie reservation. There IL little snow on
the ground and tire wtnd has drtfted that
ia
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PORTLAND, Feb. 1.-The weather to-
night In this city and vicinity is the cold
est OF the winter, the thermometer hav-
ing reached 10 above zero. Several inch
es OF snow has fallen west OF the Cas-
cade mountains In Eastern Washing
ton and Oregon very cold weather is pre-
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CHICAGO. FEB. The cold wave has
moderated somewhat In the Central
states but another cold wave has ap-
peared in the Northwest where il has
caused additional fail In temperature