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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16
Moora9 al Torte8nelie

sssser til saI8s l Danish LutEl. Publ. House, Blair, Nebr
gnbpn Bog inSes pOrtoirt UO @eoOtaseim at ben usDfssbe Bus.
Nr. 30. s gbasrinbnO, fmutt ubnput, msO Submit, emuOsomras
sansren. gn SamIins af alpre os upere triasise Sanse. Sds sanse
bkps lamlsoe af en- Gomue % at famine mb9iuet ct initial at 5000
GtspI aaret 1898. Den befoO 90 at SAC sanse % Omtrent 900
WsIooier. priisn par: inbbunben Shifting loo. 9Gbebino mo
@uloinit sl.50. Oenne nogaue er bog for lang Io fben ubfolsf. %
Der arbdoss nu pa en- ny uosaDe. iOm nil inbsbOlbe 46l Salmr %
Sanse amt mango fre DeeIobKr eb ben fsrfe rbsape.
gn uosaue 9ommsformat, uben MdOpr. men mo ct 1iGes Of
lis Salmer % San9s, at buhts mango ere tarhs esneos tor Ssns
Oplas er nu q. Sion. 'ss) sanfe NOR ubiost, men ri ueme at bare
ct npt Opag fGrbis fn Nptaar 1899. Sb. 9obt Binb ........ A
Do. inbb. beere Sino meo Ghe Cub 8
DO. inbb. bsisist. mest narft @ehfinbsbinb (ftulisnet Naroto) meb
imat Ehsi Cub paa R9sSen Os 5Orfosn. -. ...... ........ 8
ss:n %ss e 6 9 :. S,S:a % aanm.i. On Ia: Bog for s;1n. IS 81. -
storosann, Bat: salmsrnss Bog biaour baga % opriusslis yostir
5orm trsmfiast. 2 Dele: 444 sSsr. : sbirtinssbine Ia
stubtiar. anns. Nosis opl@Ifer. III @isr. ob.......... :
Spp Dusoraabsr. Spo sbs BaaminoeIin. fmutt tpt paa soot. bpiot
a@tOn. Stsrreis loxe4 CONNER. BasfsnOe til at Opbenss p0a
gesssn enter sur uosn Ramms. Disfe Dusoraabr ere en- COB
Misfoner. gris. pOrtOfri: Sc, IL for soc, ehr 100 tOr........ 80
ssnOassauIeIartren aIasiebos. Snorsnst til grus la Waanepr, meO
Slaos til 5OraSrss @apns, aarsrappOrt Oiu. fift Omaas. Net-
Gang, s 6. u. Minors gibdbiaoue tiutss msO autsbiaoue. ct uSuaIa
at Stsrre gibdbiaois for 5oltefOIsn. Den uouiOsbe rbsaDs. Snbb. 81
- Stsrre 9ibeIbtiorie tiaise mS Sutebifore, Hutbers Satetisms %
Strhtfsber. for 6oItefOeu os &eaI= os 2utntden. Snbb. -. g.
Gbirfa Dr. $. %. s. Om en- fornufts % triasis gsrneopbrassIk. st
5Oreoras. S9nidt of n afOsOs gaf. .. 6. Spsn. s fulst Oms
SaRor o. DC ambaisn ariusr blanot mere on bette sttft: ,Nets Tide
Strit forIensr ben a@Ibebae anbefaGns"
til t saRs i s ri h a%t a eMt"s'' "''sS" e s''' seq % "'sa a"''as e"
EbOmas asmpis. armi GftufsIseIs. Ousriat % Ismpst til srus for
luibsras sriane al grOf. SOB. st. 144 siSe. smutt Snb5... g.
nm Ssrastninssr Oer Grifi sO. Opsrfat Of 8. =. 9. gstrisn. 297
ssorns, estanton. flip mobsr. en 5ortauins. 1875 sibn. 5 om-
asorap' S. d. Den ttiaslss ssrnsoparassf.. 80 siS.r. 5 omaas. i
aI SonFrmanSen. vt Orb meO nO swt' nSsOst Of 6. Q. aiar. 90
S.Dsr; SO"'0s !
DO. lmn1s m0o. ..... 8
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16

fnber bet at uere bet bebfe @obttsb
De bar Jet. faa betaI Gtspreissasen
ten 1895 os dispersion. 8 mobfat
6alb Tan Sc Iabs BAN rsturnsre Dot paa
min getotnins. Om % fsnber Benae
mso Orbren piI ies fenbe Dem frit ct
Bar etstra sobe Silt J~obiaaIer. Orbre
fra andre eno opennepnte Stater maa
meofslse 81. 95, ies ienber ba 6oblao=
lerns meb BsItet Os SsIpparerne. Nf
buert Selte, iom jss iaIser til mine
.eanosmanb. oil ies pioere sipe IS gts.
til o:n {. b. co. Iutb. Rirtes Risfon.
Napnsns paa aIe, Tom ienber efter Bel
tet o9 SsIpparerne ffaI ben fsrfe | buer
Waaneb bIiue inbienbt til Rebattsreu at
.Danfferen.~ iom leg tror piI pubIieere
benz | bans arebe apis. Samtibia fsd
&uitterins msbfsIse for ubbetaIte Bens.
til Risfonen. ,.>.'.
Senb ffrats. berior De er / Bebps
al ct BsIte.
Stno Que Orbre til
8. 6. Beteriea,
ReIfon,
eod Dor 1853. Douglas Co.,
Rinneicta.
GH yanosm9nb / ben {. b. eu. lutb..
atrte / Amerita. lrenser noqen al
eSer til ct e~Ieftriif 9elte, iaa lob bet Of
Orr. 8. 6. Beterisn Der / NeIfon, iaa
faa S ct soOt Bette % snboa EN- Bre.
mie til. Der ct Bensene parb.' Ser er
inasn 9umbus / bette Iuertisiement.
Melion, lite Ssanuar. 1899.
Yaftor g. 5. Dftersaarb.
nbtos al Sreu TIL vOanlferen,~ ba,
teret Ntslion, Minn.. lite Sebr., 1899:
vDanfteren" BubI. &c., Neenab. @is.
Seq bar / Sanuur Maansb iolst II
Better til Ibonnentsr af .Danfersn.A
9aIuoelen al IS Gent af geIterne. iom
leg iaIser / Tebr. Maaneb, uiI bIiue
uouetatI III pdror gangs Gnte, og Den
anben 6alubel til ben forenebe Rirfes
Misfon.
Uteo uenIis 9iIien. Dsrss
s.. 6. Beteren.
Seq Dor i Sanuar iolst II eIeftriffe
Better til 5olt efter Dannersn"s Muer=
tisiement- Seq louebe IS Cts. pr. ct.
til ben forenebe Rirfes Wisfon; bet biz
Ger for Sanuar $94.s5. buiIts er aH.=
ueret til paftor Dfersaarb.
$. 6. Beteren.
Bensene ere mobtasne meb mango
Cat til s. s. getsrisn. Ruitterine for
i'mme nil fsIse / ben forsnebe Rirtes
Blabs. 4.
Yaftor 8. g. Dftereaarb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16
6norIeoes cit Gpne fan
pt9otfe.

Dst er 10 enbuer Bibeu9ier bstenbt,
bisfe f%OrunberIise Orb of 5errens
Munb: v5uOr ofte bar iss lite ui0st
foriamlet cher liseiom en- 5sne, Der
iamler Rpainserne unoer fine 0inssr,
men s uiae itte." 5erren bar bermso
ltabfeitet. at ban taser fig Iiseiaa pei
at Be imaa cling fom be fore. ga, ban
bOIper uaasemt Die weo alt. Spurpens
falber lite til Sotbsn uosn bans Billie.
ga, ban bOIber enbOs @esnifab msb
pore 5rDsbbaar.
5or nosle Gar iben buube ies en-
5sne, Der boIot en- uaIbis Prebiten for
mig Os mine. Sun baube netop &pI=
linser % bet er ffsnt os Iarsrist at be-
traste ben Omiore, buormeb en- 6sne
foriamIer Spainser unber fine 0in3er,
buor bun uGrner ON benz, ia iattsr alt
/ Ware for at beffarme fine imaa. Oct
banbte iuit, nj bIep 0ibnsr til en- ftat=
tells 6sne, Tom formooentIis en- gunb
eIsr anbet Dpr baube %misbanoIet, maas
fts RpIinserne futile uere Offer? NSt
berom, 9snen tunne uappe ilabe fig
til Rpaimserne, bIobis forrsust iom ben
uar. aIt ipntes at tpbs paa. Der bapbs
faaet en- Ramp paa Sin os Sob. Meu
builtsn sribenbe Sesne. 9susn bruste
fine iibite Rrafter til at taIbs ab fine
&painser % abbrsos fine bIobiss 0in-
ger. ia. enbOs Jamie 5sbs til benz.
Rin 9uitru Os leg srao besse to. laa
forunDsrlis iaste os uebertuesenbe.
Ren a bet af Rsbynt for 9snen2
So. tiIbels, men at! bet par noset
bsjere, oenne Some minbepe os ON, bet
par bau Der ellfebe os inbtil Dsben,
bam Der trsitebe fin Nobsr / fin Dsbs.
luno. Dam Der blsp tornetronet for
bin Os min StpIb. 5am Der ipsbte
8lobsoraaber / @etbiemane for big %
mig. 9am Der iasbe: .Isbe s efter
mig? leg er Der, men Iaber oisie saa."
.; buor sribenbe: sIaber bisfe gao, !"
BET Dar big Os mig osiaa, Der ffuas
gaa, bet uar til 6imIen. Derfor traabte
ban gsristarret. Derfor iesneoe ban
unber &oriet, berfor lob ban fig gems
nembore paa 9enber % Jsbber, berfor
lob ban fig opbense paa G~orbanbeIiens
Gro ben LANCE 6rebus, berfor raabte
ban | bin tunse Cine, bette tunsefte nos
get Wenneffe bar bsrt: ,Win Sub,
min Cub, bui bauer bu forIabt mis2"
Sa, for bin os min StpIb tsrftebs ban,
os snbelia for bin os min StpIo raabte
ban bet fore, bet itsrfe os bprebares
ffe Orb Der nossnfnbe er bsrt paa ben
ipnbise Serb. Oct sr fulbbrast!~
Sanssn bar &et: .bebrs Orb bIsp al
brig iast."
Ss,mine meoforIsite 8enner! NIt bette
minbsos ben bIOoise 9sns ON, bsrfOr
ruuebs Gaarerns iaa iasts os psbertues
ssnoe, os aloris nil ies slemms en- laas
ban Stunb. Dst par nosIe af bisle
Dieblitte. ba man naiten sIemmsr ON
man sr essemet eaer ubsn for 2ssemet.
Saabanne Stunber. oa man Iiselom
imassr noset af ben bimmsIffe Ssbms.
Timer, 9errens Manb iaar 2op at tale
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16
Ntnneiota.

Hus &asmusfen. en- sammel Wanb,
iom i mango aar bar uaret 8astmanb
paa 5amiIton Sarmer oft for @inona,
bIeu forIeben ouertsrt % brabt of ct
Srasttran paa Winona & Weffsrn
8anen.
- WaiOnic GempIe / 6airmomnt par
forIeoeu NOR bIeuet soeIast psb 8,anb.
9eIe nebre gtase ifrss meb. Gabst paa
Bpsniussn er $4,000. Dunent & Bros
mer. Tom bapbe Butt / nebsrts gtase,
miffeoe iaasobtiom belle fin 8~arebsboIb=
aius. perbfut til $50. 600 msO en- ass
i~uranes af 10000.
- OpbaseIien at en- IA Sob suIbbes
renbe 6uartsaare peb Cafe 0ermigtons
Brebter. s Mil fra Conner, bar patt
flor Sntsresfe bIanbt ToIt. 6unbet
bIeu bolbt bemmeIig til gierne funne
faa title paa 2anbet. De nil for 4Is
pct bsspnbe at urbeibe meb Winsr, iaas
iuart bet bIiuer aabent 0unb paa Snb,
fsen. 5 1865 troeOs man at bare funbet
@uIb / benne gsn, os bet Stsb, buor
man nu bur funbet Sub. Iisser lite
oper 200 Sob fra ben Statt, fom ben
Sang bIeu sraoet. Der ffaI pore fra
IS til $24 pr. Con.
- 5ru Grootston fripes: Sorret.
ninssfoIteue / Reb Gate TaIs BAR unber
OuerueieIfe ct Broiett ON at faa en-
TeIetonforIenseIie Iast inb til Bpen.
8 ben GnIebnins buube be / forrise l1se
ct Utsbe meb Beitprer WaIib fra
Srootston TeIefonieIfab. StuIbe Be
beffemme fig for gIaRsn, er Der Iiben
TuiuI ON at osfaa Nortbweft EsIefoufeI=
fab. fom / @tnterens Sob bar forIeneet
fin 2inie til grootston. osfaa piI bpsse
en- 5orIanselie fra benne By sffoper til
'8eb Sat Sails oe berfra til CT. 6iIaire
-os Tbief Riusr SoIs.
Oscar Sqtbsr blep ben 81. Ga.
muar arrefteret t Dabena, bsftpIot for at
baue ubsiuet faIfte gense. San baubs
faIne SsIDbaIe,e paa fig. bu ban bIeu
piiterst. 60 @ibsformer bIeu fanbn.
bans gopaI. San iasbe, at ban ieIU
bauoe Iapet 5Ormerne. San fpnss at
uere temmelis enfOIbis. 5ans 5orelbre
boz NOR Sebsta Os er msset respectable
GoIt. Det antases, at ban bor Oteb.
ftpIbise / 5uIftmsntnsrist.
- Oulutb bapbe ben 9be bs. ben
pGrfe Branb, man bar baut paa manse
Aar. Sire gaaningbufe ~sbeIasbes, oe
TamiIierne fanbt fig plubieIis paa Ga
ben / en- Temperature af 40 @raber un=
Der Zero; nosIs al benz fun meb be &Ie.
Der, be baube baut paa / Sensen. Eat
at 5uie os SnbbO par $4,000 msb liz
ben Nsiurance. 8ranbfO!tsns baube ct
ffratteIist arbeioe meb at lutte. gu
Wanb. fom bapbe itaaet Deb SIanssrne,
mar iaa ouertruttet meb So fra Cop til
Gao, at ban tiIibft ife tunbe rsre fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16

S!anserns bleu tfter en- tort Stunbs
4rbeioe iaa fore, at be Iisnebe @asrsr.
os maatte treftss Iunss efter Sorben be
to 0RH fra B~runbtsost til Stationen.
8anoet frss / 9uttsu, meoens man latte
.StraaIen paa be branoenbe gpsninser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16
Sra glair, Mebr.

@anb. tbeoI. gbr. gbriitenien, Der /
bet fiefte Bar aur bar arbeibet paa for-
ffelise Steber / Soma, er nu tommen
Der til Bpen. San arbeibsr paa Dan.
2utb. publ. 9ouis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16
Sirbb Wfiun.
6r. &ebattsr.

Seq bar lense tentt paa at ienbe ct
Par Orb til Dem euer vDanferen, .
ON bet oilers er bruseIist. Seq er 10
iussn Stribsnt men ba ies lite tan min.
Oes at baDe feet nOset fra Dor @sn
.Oaniteren~ mente ies. at bet maaife
tunOs intsresiere nosIs at glabets ee.
fers at bsre Iibt fra os.
Gsnen Der er for u,efts bslseformia %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16
. Uaaletrper Der leper.

fruQtrR.r Der b9rer.

:. SrHYIrReI z pRreI.
Send for vor Kate1og, der vii 1ere
Dem, at velge haardfsre Tracer for
wort nordlige Klima. Send os en- Ii
ste af hvad de onsker at p1ante, skre
vet i Diet danske e1ler enge1ske Sprog
W.hqe Nrri"rn. Mlhert Her. Wiuu.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-03

Howard Weeden, Of Huntsville, Ala.
Her brush and pen have combined to
mako up loving tribute to the old.
time darkies. They are there with
their touching songs and sentiment,
and we old-time masters aud mistress.
es can hardly restrain our tears while
we look and read. The perfect finish
OF theso old-time negro faces Is the
most exquisite work OF art have ever
seen. Thanks to Miss Weedcn for her
beautiful work.
And | wish also to thank the good
friends and comrades OF the veteran
Lucius M. Campbell, who have re-
sponded to the inquiries made in nv
last letter. Those children will get
their pension. Bill, Arp
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-03
DEATH or A pKoNINENr, EDI-r,T,,,

DEATH or PROMINENT EDUCATOK.
w lillian Preston johnston, who died
Az lexington on Sunday, WAS ono OF
thc most prominent educators in the
South. He WAS born In Louisville,
ky, January ., 1881, and was son of
Con. Albert Sidney Johnston, who
commanded the Confederate forces at
Shiloh and was killed in that battle,
After attending tho best schools in
Kentucky young Johnston was sent to
Yale, where he was graduated in 1852.
lie was graduated at Louisville Law
school the following yoar, and in 1854
married Miss Rosa Duncan, OF Now
Orleans. He began tho practice Of
law In Louisville, but at the outbreak
OF the civil war he entered tho Con-
lcdorato army rs q major with the lat
Kentucky regiment. Ho was subse-
OF the COnfedcracy, to become his aide
dc.camp, with the rank Of colonel OF
cavalry. When the Confodoracy col,
lapsed Col. Johnston adhered to the
iortuncs OF Mr.. Davis, and was cap
tured with him. After release from
prison he lived year in Canada, and
then returned to Louisville to resume
the practice OF law. When Con. Lee
became president OF Washington and
Leo University Col. Johnston was ap.
pointed to the chair OF English history
ana literature, which he held till 1877
when he resigned to complote tho bio
graphy OF HIS father, Con. Albert Sid
ney Johnston. When this was com
pleted he accepted the presidency OF
the Louisiana State Universitv, a,
Baton Rouge, La, and when Tulane
University Was founded he was chosen
president OF that Institution.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-03
THE NEW SECItETARY OF WAR.
"A Distinguished Lawyer OF New
York at the Head of the War De-
partment.

partment.
President Mckinley accepted tho re-
signation Of Secretary Alger to take
New York, Ia to take charge OF the
war portfolio.
The announcement Of Mr.. Roots ap-
pOiptment was made at the war de-
partment. It WAS stated that Senator
Platt came to Washington armed with
authority from Mr.. Root to accept in
his name the war portfolio. 1t is not
expected that the acceptance will
mako any change In the plans Of Secre-
tary Alger and he will remain on
duty until the end OF the present
month.
Secretary Alger had confidently ex-
pected the appointment Of Mr.. Root,
and was very much pleased at the Pre-
sident's choice.
Eihu Root was born Fob. Is, 1915,
| at ClincintOn, Oneida county, N. Y.
He graduated from Hamilton college
in the class Of 1864 and entered the
New York university law school. He
was admitted to tho bar in 1867, since
which time no has been In the active
practice Of his profession In New York.
| He was United States attorney for the
southern district Of New York from
March, 1888, to July, 1885. He was
vice president OF tho association OF the
bar OF the city OF New York for a mum
ber of years, vice president OF the
Grant Monument association, at ono
time president OF the Republican club
and Is the present president OF tho
Union league club. He has been ~
trustee OF Hamilton college since 1888
and has served as president Of tho New
| Englan society in the city OF Now
| York. Ho WAS one OF tho most pr0mi-
mont members OF the last New York
State constitutional convention, where
he served as chairman OF the judiciary
committee.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-03

Since the first Of the year charters
have been Issued concerns in this State
representing an aggregate capItaliza-
ton Of nearly $5,O0O,OOO. OF this
amount $2,228, 100 represents new con.
Germs, and 2,6l3,O00 the capital of or
ganizations increasing their capital
stock; total OF 81, 839,7O
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-03

An artesian we'll in Marion has been
giving people fever. The town au.
thoritles sent on samples Of water from
their shallow wells and from the deep
we'll to q New York chemist. He pro-
nouuced the shallow wells all right,
but said that the deadly microbe had
polluted the water from the deep we'll
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-03

The Epworth Crphanage manage.
ment has established largo marble
yard in connection with the orphanage
The foreman, Mr.. j. G. Smith, who
has had between 30 and 40 years ex.
porience in carving and monumental
work, has already taken charge.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-03

II the Southern absorbs tho Monon
Charleston will realize tho dream ri
@ century, q through line from Chicago
TO the Carolina coast just ono hundred
miles shorter than from tho metropolie
Of the West to New York.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-03

o., ,fnliman palace sleepfpg oars on Trains 86 and
on these trains servo all meals enroute.
IrSins leave Spartanburg. A. s. O. division,
nor Inbound, G:43 a. m., 3 81 D. M, 6:l8 D. M
lvestibule Limitcd); southbound S:8 a. M,
eh6 p; m ii :H4 q. M, tVestibule Limited)
trains leave Greenville A. and q. division.
iyaeestibulcd We Limited; sopthbound ;26 9. M.
d;S0 p; m' d2:8o ?. m; (Vestibuled Lmitedl
Trnins and 10 carry elegant Pnllman
sleeping cars botweon Columbia end Asheville
enroute daily between Jaohaonvillo and Cinoin
natl.
Trains 10 and Ia carry superb Pullman parlor
cars between Charleston and Ashoville.
FRANK 8. CANNON, JIM OUIP,
Third V.P. IS Gen. Mgr, Traffic Mgr,
Washington, D. O. Washington, d. q.
w, A. TURK, g, II. HARDWIOK,
Gen. Pass. Ag't Asst Con. Pass. Ag't.
Washington, D. q. Atie2ts, Co.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-18

ms coar tnere went up a so OF emotioa
ali through the school "a they saw why
he did not wish 10 remove his coat and
"a they saw the shoulder blades almost
cutting through the skin. As the
sehoolmasser lifted his whip 20 strike
reSolute. healthy boy leaped uP ard
said: stop, schoolmaster; whip nae.
He Is only a poor chap; he can't stand
Il; whip met" oh said the teacher.
Its going 20 be very severe scourg-
ing! But n you want TO take the posi-
ton of a substitute you can 60 it, The
boy said: Il don't care. whip me.
t'll take it. He's only . poor chap.
Don't YOU see the bones almost come
through the neshg whip me-" And
when the blows came down on the boys
shoulders this healthy. robust lad made
no outcry. tie endured 1t all uneom-
plainingly. We all say ~Bravoi~ for
that lad. Bravo. That is the spirit os
Christi Splendid How much seourx-
ing. how much chastisement, how much
anguish. will you ard take for others.
Oh. that We might have something %
that boys spirit. Aye. that we might
have something Of the spirit Of Jesus
Christ. for in all our occupations snd
trades and businesses. and all our life.
home life. foreign life We are 10 re-
member that the sacrifice for othsr~
viii soon be over
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-18

WHITEHALL. ~. Y. FEB. IA
nerce snowst0rm is nov raging
throughout northern New York. tt COM
menced about 5 o'clock yesterday morn
ing and continued hard all day. with a
heavy gale from the north. The roads
are badly drifted. and trAina are run
ming behind time. The temperature ia
about zero
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-18

ROANOKE. Va. Feb. iA-RoauOke
hls been completely cut on from the
outside world 50 far as railway cOuunu-
nicatiOn Is concerned since O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. The Norfolk and
Western railway is completely blocked
In all directions save on the Western
division. and only one train has left this
city since Sunday. snow began TO fall
here Saturday evening about O'Clock
and continued without interruption un-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-18

PiTTSnCRG. Feb. ia coal faniins
Threatened here. The total coal sup
ply now In the AiieEhany and Mouon-
gahela rivers az PittsbusH does not ez-
ceed i0o0. 0oo bushels. The daily cen
sumption II 1o0eo0 bushels. ard there
ere orders for instant aehverY " "a
least too.ooo bunhels. The rfVofs ara
troren up tiRht. and the r0ilToas
rreishts are pct moysna
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-18

WARRINGTON. Feh. i&-wish t~o
inches less than three feet % snow On
a level and the mercury towering con
stantly near Sero the capital ~ in the
grasp % the most severe biizzard In lts
history. Driven BY a high northwest
wind the snew has driftcd IN hanks %
from ave 20 eight feet in depth. sus-
pending al traffsc. tying up the street
vaV lines, cutting or the city from all
outside communication BY Tan and
causing untold suffering aunonx the
noor
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-18

NYACK. ~. T.. Feb. 1.-THE worst
storm since the blizzard of isss IL rag
ing Ira Rockland county. Many roads
are inpaxsabie. The West shore trains
ere blocked by snowdrifts and through
the country drifts seven and eight feet
make driving Impossible between Ny
ack and West Nyack.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-18

Young Poet-why DO you refuse ms
for a son-in-law7 Is Il because I lack
nerit7
Paterfarniiiss (old journalistic hsad)
oh. TO; IL Is simply On secouat %
lack OF space. We are really crowded
for room here nsvs--rt-nass.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-18

MEMPHIS. Feb. tt-The present cold
snap IL a record breaker for west Tenn
e.see. Arkansas and Mississippi. Zero
weather has prevailed for several days
and there has been mech suffering
among poor people. The effect ef the
weather has been To cause = complete
suspension of navigation on the Mlssis-
sippi river from Grcenviile. Miss, north
20 Cairo
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-18

HARRISBURG. Feb. id--rEarrisburg
IL storm bound. over 20 inches of snow
has fallen during the past 50 hours.
Trarlc on the trolley lines is seriously
inpeded. and ali the railroad lines are
blocked. Passenger trains on the rail-
roads are from -four 90 eight hours late.
The snow has drifted ten feet high In
seue parts ~ the city'. and business Il
practically az a standstili
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-18

LEXINGTON. Ky. Feb. ta-Attest-
ed Thermometers registered "a degrees
below zero yesterday morning The
poor were fed free at souphouse an
day. and various cittnens have donated
coal Only one or two coaiysrds In this
city have any coal. and they viii not
furnish 20 any one person more than a
ton Coal has Jumped from g. IS 90 81 a
tom
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-18

HERKIMER. ~. Y. Feb. H--It hss
been showing and blowing isrcefy here
for "a hours and stfll continues. The
northern trains are greatly delayed.
East Canada creek Is choked with Ice
and hks overfiowed ifs banks. A part
Of the village has been almost inun-
dafAR
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-18

PRovINcErowN. Mass. Feb. IA
The heaviest snowstorm that has been
experienced here for years has prevail
ed siace Sunday. The storm WAS sc-
companted BY northeast wind OF hurs-
cane force. and y mountainous sec w4s
running on the cape.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-18

HIGHLAND FALLS. ~. r. Feb. IA
This vicinity encountered the severest
storm yesterday within SIS history. The
snow in some places n banked up II
feet. Communication between here and
West Point II completely eut or. There
IL no trafac whatever.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-18

LOUISVILLE. Feb. A-Tne cofdest
weather ever known In Kentucky Was
recorded yesterday. At Louisville the
thermometer only reached 70 below. but
the state suffered much more. Lebanon.
KY. showed . tsmpsrature of - below.
Carlisle -. Princetoa -. and the high
est recorded In reports from IS stations
was Is below. Al Paducah q negro NO.
man and her child we're froaen 60 death
In the field. IN many towns business
has been suspended. and coal shortage
= reported from All arts % the state.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-18

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Feb. H-Owtng
60 the intensely cold weather. the ther-
m0nneter being 10 degrees below aero.
the birmingham Carnival society has
called on the Mardt Gras celebration
which WAS Go have been held yesterday y
and to-day The town is full OF visitors.
The present blizzard 10 the worst on
re4arH
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-18

an about 10 O'Clock yesterday morning.
with a result of Ia fnchcs % sao~ on the
level and In many places II erirtrt 20
an extent % four OF five feet. The thsr-
rnometer has since Sunday morning
registered anywhere from degree.
above 90 10 below nero. the eosdsst
weather IN the history % Roanoke.