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Taiboti X Pal E,er's Cotton Letssv ,y Private Wire from l., De GrJruoens


 By Private Wire from L. De Gprnoens & Son.
 New York, January "A decided fad-, vance in Liverpool was the new year greet-l ing to New York before opening. Thfs,s however, caused no great surprise, the fact being that the air was full of bull talk at the close last week. due to small movement in all directions. Alabama reports this morning refer to big stocks at certain un-, counted towns, but the fact is the reports the whole are entirely too small to er-I courage expectation of anything but ay higher market. Every effcrt has been made to create a contrary statement, but it looks if the bulls will be for something masters of the situation. The market was: without exciting feature today, the early enthusiasm on aecount of higher cables having subsided by noon, leaving room traders in possession of the pit and the general crowd indifferent either way in the absence of stirring developments. Spots were 1-16c higher here, and most of the southern markets reported similar gain. Port receipts were 1S000 vs 4, 900 last year on the same day. Near months closed to 10 points higher
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No from Macon. Columbus, Albany. etc.. 7:45 D. m.
 No. from Savannah, Macon, Columb, etc., 1:35 ?. m.
 Elegant through sleepers between B ss mingham Columbus. Macon and Savann } on Nos. and 4.
 Connection at Savannah with supe freight and passenger steamers of f ia Ocean Steamship company from New Tor k Boston and the east.
 To Cuba and West Indies via Central Georgia railway. By taking the Central { Georgia railway, close connection is mana at Por. Tampa and Miami for Key we8s and Havana. For further information apply to u SOLON JACOBS Commercial Agent. JACK w. JOHNSON,
 Union Ticket Agent, s9o
 Birmingham. Ala
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Vow Orleans Cotton Marke,

New Orleans. January 2-Cotton, steady; sales, 6,550; ordinary, 3-16; good ordinary, 11-16; low middhing, 3-16; middling. 7-16; good middling. IFS; middling fair, 15-16;' re- ceipts, 3,7SO; stock, 402,591. s2ie.
 Consolidated statement: Net receipts.a 56 497; exports to Great Britain, 19 ,767
 France, n.345; Continent, 45 4S7; stock, 1,072,- 991. e@ aaasf 9a.-
 New Orleans, January sal--Gotton futures barely steady. January, AM122; Febru-c ary, 721@722, March, 7.23d7.24; April, 7.25@ 726; May, 72707.2S; Juneg 7l29QD7.30; 9July.1 731@7.32; August. 71SGT.t9: September, 6.77QB6 79; October, 667Q6.69.
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COTTON MARKET
 MADE ADVANCES Absence of Bull Speculation
 Then Pulled it Down. 1 CLOSE WAS BARELY STEADY Rapid Decline in Liverpool Led to Halt in Wall Street and Hurried Disposition of the Cotton
 Bought on Gall

New York. January 1.-The cotton mar ket made vary encouraging advances at the opening, but later lost most of the gain under sheer absence of bull speula- tion and active Wall street selling. Strong Liverpool cables and reports that the south was even frmer than on Friday sent room shorts to cover and their demand in con- nection with very heavy purchases from Liverpool account sent the active options up to points.
 general. Wall street commission houses sold for profits, while business from the crop center went almost exclusively to the bull side. A rapid decline at Liverpool led to halt tn buying here and a subsequent hurried disposition of cotton purchased on the call
 Our market was better supported than the Liverpool market, and did not break as badly as the latter. The sudden turn abroad was said to be entirely due to enormous liquidation for the purpose of undoing straddles the buying here for the other side would seem to confirm this statement.
 Receipts were extremely light. the statis- tieal situation in general was bullish, of ferings of spot cotton small and crop esti- mates were reduced The market closed barely steady, with prices eight points higher to four points lower, the latter on new crop positions only.
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ReND
Financin-

New York. January 2.-Thei Commercial Advertisers London financial cablegram says; Gold arrivals and General Trenches
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ro-.cne Cntton Market

Liverpool, January 24 p. m-cotton: Spot, fair demand, prices l-led nlshef' American middling fair 13-16d; good mid ding 45sd; middling. 9-16d; low m-ddling. 4 13-s2d: good ordinary 4 7-32d; ordinary, 4 1-32d. The sales of the day were 1O,0Oo bales. of which 800 were for speculation and export and included 9100 American.
 Receipts since last report 3S,o00 bales, fn- cluding Il 100 American. Futures opened firm and closed barely steady at the ad- vance. American niddling, L. M. C.: Ian nary. 422M4 23s; January-February, 420s February-Marcih. 416@4.7s; March-Aprl 4.14 value; Apri14May. 4.11G412s May-June, 4.O9s; June-July, 4.07s; July-August 4O5@ 4.06s; August September, 4Ols; September October 3.55d356 value; Octooer-Novem- Der, 3.49 value.
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nrr Gnols

New York, January 2.-The market re- opens without any change of moment in tone or character of demand for cotton goods. General business is quiet and pre- vious prices maintained in both staple lines and fancies. Cotton yarns contfnae firm, but demand barely up to cssent volume In woolen goods, American Woolen com pany opened for fall clay diagona.s at 15 to 20 per cent. advance over last Septem- ber. There has been an active advance at the new prices.
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DIRECT ROUTE

DlfhE(I BOUIE To Florida Via Southern Railway. Pullman sleeper operated Birmingham to Jacksonville. Trains leave Birmingham at '4:40 D. m.
 For furuther information apply to
 c. E. JACKSON, T. P A I-5-u Birmingham, Ala
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LOCAL MARKETS.

rooal Cotton Market Good middling, 7c. Middling, 6%c. Strict low middling, CSC. Low middling, 612c.
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faihntt ,S palmrr's stocle Letter By Private Wire from the New York Sun. New York, January 2.-With the resump- ton of business on the stock exchange to-. day there was fairly common, although
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New York, January 2.-Cotton quiet; mid ding, TAG; net receipts, 2,131 bales; gross receipts, 6,777 bales; sales, 1S00 bales; stock
 116,65l bales; exports to Great Britain, 5,002 bales; exports to the continent, LAS bales.
 Total today-Net receipts, 17,996 bales; exports to Great Britain. 6,446 bales: ex- ports to France, Il ,S45 bales; exports to the continent, 12,564 bales; stock, 1,072 991 bales.,
 Consolida ted-Net receipts, 56,497 bales :, exports to France, 1,345 bales exports to the continent, .4S7 bales. 5,as
 Total since September Met receipts B.. 939, 16O bales; exports to Great Britain. L - 012,134 bales: exports. to France. 42S,S09 bales; exports to the continent, 1,A0,6Ssl bales. f-sss
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OFFICERS-N. E. Barker, Presidents; J. Harding, Second Vice President; Tom o. Sm Cashier.
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Ala. Great Southern R. R.

sbortest and quickest line to Cincinnati I,ouisyiH and the North; also to Shreves port New Orleans aid all polnto south-
 Schedule in effect Nov. 19 1Sss s.
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NONTEJO EXPLAINS

His Defeat at Manila-Hls Guns
Gould Not Reach the American
Ships, While Dewey's Guns Pierced
HIS Armor at Will.
CHICAGO. Dec, si.-'The Tribune to-
day prints the text of Admiral Monte
io's defense under court-martial pro-
eepdlngs for his defeat at Manila. The
bulk Of tho blame is charged by the ad-
injrai not to himself or his fleet, but 10
Tho Spanish goyernment-ror It's unpre-
bored conditions He also claims that
Admiral Dewey kept out OF range Of the
Spanish RunB--a proceeding which Moh-
teio refers to as - retreat
Monteio says: "T'he only preparation
tint had been made for war was made
.bY the Americans, who were BUSINESS
like. and arranged everything with pen
ril and paper. The Initial velocity OF
our cnnnon was 5t0 metres; that of the
smallest cannon OF our cnemy's was 100
t1etrsG Admiral Dewey. with pencil
An hand, noted the thickness Of his
lriAntle,R and his easements, and knew
what energy was required 10 penetrate
thefn. lie nlso knew exactly the weight
III tho most powerful prOitrtilc OF our
phlps. and by simple mathematical
calculation he arrived NJ the distance
nj which he could hght without With
Jut himself receiving any harm Thus
he gsccrlhlncd that he could 0aht az u
NIlslanco 0f 1000 or 5000 metres with alb
sOlutc lmpunity.
"The nituallop, therefore WIS lust
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JOHN BLACHSHERE,

President Of the Exchange Bank, Of
Warrington, Died Yestorday at
Phoenix, Arizona Funeral VIII Be
Held at Mannington -one Of Man
nington's Most Respected Citizens.
Special Dispatch TO the IntelIiSspesr
MANNINGToN, W. Va. Dec, 3l,-
Word was received In this city this
evening that John Blachshere presI-
dent OF the Exchange Bank. Of this
city. died in Phoenix. Arizona, this
morning OF consumption, Mr. Black.
shere was born in this county sixty
two years ago, and has been Identified
with business aftairs since early child
hood. He became interested in the oil
business when 1t was In Its infancyltn
this state. and succeeded IN Gccumu-
lstlng quite large fortune from 1t.
When the Exchange Bank was organ-
lied, in the early sos, he was elected
president. and has served in that cnpac-
ity ever since. Last fan Mr.. Blackshere
went to Colorado Springs for his health,
but was not benefited much by the
change. and from there he went to
Phoenix, where he died. He leaves u
wife and two daughters. Miss Nellie
and 5irs. Vincent Smith, Of clarksburg.
Mr.. Blackshere's estate is valued at
$95OOOO. In his death Warrington loses
one of her very best citizens. The
body win he brough. to this city for
interment, which services Will be in
charge Ct The A. F. and A. N. See fur
ther notice.
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FAIRM0NT,S FEARFUL FIRE.

One Stranger Jumped From q Wins
dow Of Kincaid's Hotel and Rolled
Into the Rivsr-Radly Hurt and In
the Hospital-%hree buildings ne
StroyeE
speelal l.spatch to the Intelligence
FAIRA0NT, W. Va, Dec. M-A
most disastrous fire this morning, about
o'clock, destroyed the three-story
hotel OF o. c. Kfncaid, the tWo-story
building OF James II, Leonard. and the
three-story building of Dr. c. B, Boyer,
all on Water street, First ward Of this
town. The total loss will Approximate
over 10000. There Yves $1,000 insurance
on the Kincald hotel. $500 on the Leon-
ard building and $1,000 on the Boyer
block; all total loss.
The merchants occupying the build
ings saved but little. The fire origins
ated in the second story OF the hotel,
and is supposed to be from over-pres-
sure of gas. The guests were all res
cued safely except Mort Egan and q
stranger, supposed to be from Pitts
burgh, who jumped from the rear win-
dow OF the hotel. striking the ground
and rolling over into the river below.
He is badly burned about the arms and
has severe cuts on the head, and It .
feared is hurt internally. He was con-
yeyed at once to Dr. Cooks hospital,
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BURNED
10 DEATH
AT MINGO.
Nineteen Occupants Notified q 1hoie
Peril and Eighteen Es,
capped, but One
CARNAHAN, BURNED T0DFATE.
SIX Members of the Twentieth oons
fury Mandolin Club, q Martina
gsEEy, Narrowly EsesPsd.

spncIal pispatch 20 tho Intelllgeneor.
sTEUBENvIlLE. Ohio, Dec. S1,-
Fire destroyed. large frame buildinG
on Commercial street, Mingo Junction.
ut 2 O'Clock this morning. It was owns
ed by Edward McLister, aud occupied
by hfS saloon ana J. c. McDeyitt's
hotel The IRE originated in the room
Of P. ]. Hughes, q boarder. who tried
to put It out, and then called IN Me-
Dewitt, and both men failed In thein
efforts to keep 1t down, % they began
to notify the nineteen other occupants
Of the house, and all but one got out
carrying their clothes, lodng eyery-
thing else. That David carnahan did
not get out was not noticed till 1t was
too late to save him, and he was burns
ed to death, nothing but the trunk Of
his body being recovered.
HIS home was at Dennison. he was
single. forty-seven years old, and q
rnachinlst at the Aetna-standard, hays
ing worked but six weeks.
The six members Of the Twentieth
Century Mandolin Club. of Martins
Ferry, had narrow escape in getting
out, losing all their music. A general
conaagration ensue6, and other build.
ings we're only saved by hard work.
A high wind prevailed, and It was
bitter cold, and the water works was
out Of repair, so there was no water
TO fight tho IRE with. McDevitts loss
is $1,000; insurance, $500. Mc1lster's
loss is $1,000; insurance, R2,1oo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-01
TRLEGAAPH1c TIPS.

Good Morning, Nineteen Hundred!
The Little Kanawha is frozen over al
Parkersburg.
Continued cold.
The Ohio river is practically closed to
navigation from Pittsburgh to Cincin-
natl by heavy ice.
Fire at Easten, Pa, damaged the
building OF the Mexican, Andrews Dry
Goods Company $S5OOO
Anu.Goebel Democrats have opened
headquarters in Frankfort. and VIII
confer with the Republicans managers
on the organization OF both houses OF
the Legislature
Philip Il. Burrough, who has been
British consul in Kansas City Tor near.
ly ak years, has resigned, ana INTENDS
TO go into court Tuesdny' ana become 2
naturaliZed citizen OF the Unlted
States,
Great anxiety Es felt regarding the
fate of the French steamber Pierre lie
Grnnde, due at MarsellleS from Odessa
n week ago She iB supposed TO nave
fonndered during the recent gales, with
her crew Of forty-tlve.
More than 10000 OF the poor people Of
Chicago enjoyed yesterday the fourth
annual dinner given by the volunteers
Of America After this multitude had
bcen fed, there remained enough, food
20 supply 400 families for several days.
The Rerwind- white Coal Mining
Company. Of Phlllipsburg, Pa, lat0 sat
urdHy posted notices announcing an IN
crease in wages TO It's employees Aprll !.
In that and other sections In Central
Pennsylvania. AZ least $4,000 employees
will be benefited.
King Humbert, OF italy. has proclaim
ed amnesty for all persons convicted OF
or charged with CrimeR against the pub
lie security and the freedom OF labor,
ns well as political press offcnses. This
implies u pardon for those punished for
participating In the riots that startled
Italy during the early part of the year.
The departure Of the transport
Thomas from Manila yesterday, with
the rcmBins OF Major General Henry W.,
Lnwton on board, was announced IN u
dispatch received NJ the war depart
HfeHi from General OILS yesterday. The
vessel comes TO the United States via
Nngosakl She also has aboard the re-
mains NJ the late Major John A. Lo-
gam
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BRITISH WATCHING

The DisaAected Dutch oolonistS and
Render United Action Of PrO-Boer
sympathisers DiHeult - However,
They Keep Up the Fight Persist
emily,
CAPE TOWN, Thursday, Dec, 2S--
The Colonial authorities are using eY-
cry precaution to prevent an insurrec-
ton on the part OF the dlsloyal Dutch
in Cape Colony, and 70 suppress a rfs-
Ing, II one should occur, Everywhere
the British colonists Ale being oEganls-
ed into home guards drilled, armed
and ready to act in their respective
localities, should armed Dutch colonIaIs
gather.
The theory is that the British home-
staying colOnlals should be fully pre-
pared to cope with thO Dutch colOnlals
without the aid Of regulars.
Parties of Beers have been operating
some seventy miles south Of Lord Me-
thuen's position. Beers appeared on
Christmas day near the railway which
is about twenty-nlne miles south Of
De Aar. A force Of the Duke Of Edin-
burgtl's own volunteers prepared TO en-
gage them, but the enemy retired.
Another party fired into the British
patro; camp during the night Of We'd
nesday, December q. This was near
Victoria road. An attempt was made
not far from that point TO damage the
railway. One man was caught in the
act and shot,
a similar attempt was made between
MultIersolei and Klapmuts, but the
would-be wreckers escaped. Like at
tempts are reported from several other
points. Evidently small parties OF
Beers or Dutch colonInls have been
trying to interrupt the movement Of
trains, but thus far they have been
bafied by the elaborate British patrol
ling.
In one case patrol Of regulars fired
on patrol of coiontals. The latter
were wearing broad brimmed hats and
were mistaken by the British for
Beers. No casualties occurred, but in
consequence Of the incident, an order
has been issued requiring all classes Of
troops to wear helmets.
FRBRE CAMP, Natal, Saturday.
Dec. SO.-owlng to the flooding of the
Tugela river. a large party Of Beers
have been cut of on the south side.
&. b Is th6 HIS to
the right Of chievelty,
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fHR PolR


ROME, Dec. cl.-It is asserted thst
the pope, after the recent ceremony OF
opSsmE thGshetF a00E 0EEtSst Rsts
Cathedral addressed his intimate en-
toutaga and said:
n thank divine Providence for grant
ing me tile grace of being able to cele-
brate this great function. and I wish
for my successor grandeur and a long
reign. to the greater glory Of God.
my successor Will be young. as
compared with my own age. and will
have time to see many glorIes Of the
papacy and the church"
Later, Leo clearly designated Car
dinai Glrolamo Maria GOTH. prefect of
the congregation of lndulgences and
sacred relics, as his successor. Cardinal
Gott, the famous Genoese monk, is a
man Of great plety and modesty. Now
about sIxty-four years Of age, he has
always lived the life OF an ascetic, and
despite the dignity of prince OF the
church. he always sleeps in cell and
on u hard mattress.
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Eisteddefod Opened.

CINCINNATI. o., Dec. 3l.-The Ma
tIonal Elsteddefod with elaborate pro-
grammes of religious, literary and mu-
steal features, began here to-day, with
a very large attendance. There were
religious and musical exercises in Mu-
sic Hall this afternoon and evening.
The large stage was filled with singers
who rendered Welsh hymns, aided by
the vast audience, with fine effect,
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HOUSE FORECAST:
Principal Business win Be the Ur-
gent Deficiency Bill.

gent Deficiency Bill.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Dec. Si.-,rhe
coming week in the house does not give
promise OF much business. The COM
mlttees have not yet begun active
work, and there has not been any legIs-
latlon Of pressing Importance reported.
Tho appropriations committee has not
yet coaEldered the urgent deficiency
bill, although the measure has been
prepared, This bill may be brought In
under the week II there should be a re-
quest from the executive departments
asking itO early passage. AS the bill
viii carry nearly nifty millions OF dol
lars for the army, most Of which IS on
account OF the Philippines, 1t is quite
likely there VIII be considerable dis
cussIon Of the Philippine policy, while
the measure Is Before the house There
are some minor matters, such as pro-
vision for clerks and routine manage
ment Of house affairs that urc to be
passed upon.
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this: We were vulnerable 70 All tie pro-
jectiles OF the enemy. and this the ene-
my well knew, while Iiergot out of reach
Of ourcannon and remained out Of reach
all the while" $50
Admiral Montejo adds: I'm order to
give an Idea OF our miserable situation,
/ may mention that we had only four
teen torpedoes for the defense Of 1900
metres OF space, aHd that the cable.
which we obtained in Hong Kong, was
only long enough for 1--WE torpedoes. and
therefore only 1--we torpedOes could be
ulaced"
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Fnnernl of Mrg. craighi.l.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgencer.
CHARLES TOWN. W. Va, Lee. Si.-
The funeral of the late Mys. Rebeeca
Churchill Jones Cralgnlll wife Of Gen.
William P. craighill, who died in Bal
tInore ON Thursday night. took place
from Zion Episcopal church this after
noon, at $3.50. Bishop-efect ". u,
Gravatl, the former pastor OF the
church, conducted the services. The
blll hearers were Col H. B. Davenport
William d, Briseoe, Thomas b. Sublett,
j. &. Butler, John NJ, Howell and John
Pof.sraeld. sas
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John Montague. Huntitsto 50 90 $40;
Branson r. SimonE, Ttoy. &i4 to SlT;
Alphens West Lowaville, $s to $40; Da-
vid D. Riley, Reedsvllle, Sl2 to S2l.
Reissue Oscar P. Meyer, Central
Station, $40; John Dietz, Charleston. $lI;
James n. Robinson, ROWlesburg, $lI.
Original WidowB-R RebeccR c. Haught.
Wadestown, IS: Luciuda Lily, Grafton,
Munson, $s; Emma Henderson,, Buff
falo, s..
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligenoer.
WASHINGTON, Dec 81. = Patentf
have been issued to the following West
virginia inventors: Daniel Queen. Jane
Lew. telephone attachment Claude, W.
stewart, Martlnsburg, harvester reel.
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Ponslons Granted.

Special Dispatch 10 the lntellgenccr,
WASHINGTON. Dec, 81. - Pensions
have been granted to West Virginia APP
plcants M follows
orElHal-Franklin II. Blue, Grafton,
50: George 1, Hurley, orleans Cross
Roads. 81.
increase - Calvin Manfred stevens,
wheeling. s. TO elg John s. Cole, Lau-
rel Iron Works, MononBnlln, 81 TO $40;
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JUDGE A. 9. aoRDoN,
Of stauntoa, ". Va, win AddEsSa
the ~. Va. Bar at Martinsburg.


spoeIal DIspatoh to the Intelllgene0F.
MARTTNsBuRG, W. Va, Dec. ST.
ArrnIstead c. Gordon, Of the staun-
ton. va, bar, has accepted President
MoiIahan'S Invitation to address the
west Virginia Bar Association at it9
annual meeting, which will Be helo
mere on January 4 and 5. Mr.. Gordon
mas not announced his topic. 4 Dan-
0uet ID the Hotel Berkeley will be 2
Feature OF the meeting. Judge f. Boyd
Faulkner will preside and act as toast
master. The program Of exercises heS
already appeared in the Intelligencer'
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ANoTHEB NATURAI GAS BREAK
In the Mains Of the Natural Gas
Company.

Shortly after midnight there was an
other break in the main Of the Natural
Gas Company of West Virginia on tho
national pike, between Fulton and the
toll house, The marshal Ct Fulton re.
ported the break to Manager Hare ana
a force Of lInemen viii repair the break
this morning. It will not, however. az
feet the supply OF gas in the city. there
hsiDr two other InIets OF supply, via
BOXES Run and caldwcll's Run ,,,,,.,
The gas consumers between Fuiton Ne
ana seibcrt's are without gas until the
break is repaired. a., ,o ,ho
some person not known set fire 10 inc
gas escaping at the break
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Wenther FOreoast fOr TO.aay.

For west VIrglnla: Cloudy; probably
sno'y Monday. Tuesday. fair ana coh-
Sin,Ied cold. south TO west winds
ESor Ohio and Western Pennsylvania:
snow Monday. Tuesday, fair, except
Spow near the lake; continued coIu'
fresh south to west winds
Local Temperature.
rho ,.npcraturc Saturday ~ observed
Ia. y Schnepf druggist. corner or Market
sSh iSSnrtcenth streets was rs ioIlpNS' 3,
q, rti..,......... p m"'''''',,'''. I,
y sm..,,..,,,,..,..' i5lWca'her ent"s'"''''
Sunday
an m,,...,.,'.'''' ~
" nt'''"'' o, : h. m,,,..,..'sss'' ~
Is m..,..,,,,,,..,,,, NJ .,., l2iwCalher clear
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Andrew Johnson, OF Calumet, ~ M'g',, ~;
met death yesterday by talllnE Ovy aS''
down shaft in the kearsarse "i'''s'
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FRERE CAMP, Natal, Saturday.
Dec. sO.-owIng to the flooding Of the
Tugela river. large party Of Beers
have been cut of on the south side.
satIS "a 81 Is tts hIIls Is
the right Of chieveley.