Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-27
Such a Prediction Made by the
Weather Bureau For
This Section.
EXTREMELY COLD IN THE WEST.
twenty-five Degrees Below Zero Was
Reported at AlIiance-cattle Inter.
ests Suffered In Some Sections In
the West-coId In Wisconsin.

Washington, Jan 27.-The weather
bureau last night made the following
predictions for today and tomorrow
ohlo-Fair in western, rain, prob
ably turning to snow, in eastern por-
ton today; much colder, with COLD
WAVE by NIGHT. Tomorrow fair;
colder in easter portion; brisk west
erly winds.
Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia--Rain today, probably chang
ing to snow; colder, with COLD
WAVE at NIGHT. Tomorrow fair;
winds becoming westerly and fresh
to brisk.
Omaha, Jan. 27.-Reports received
last night indicate that the losses of
cattle by Saturdays blizzard in the
Ogalalla section, where Che storm was
most severe, will be very small. Less
favorable reports have come from the
northwestern part of the state, and
in the extreme western section the
losses Of cattle are said to be very
heavy. So far no loss of life has
been reported. A temperature of %
degrees below zero was reported from
Alliance, with a heavy wind intensi-
tying the cold.
EiIl(Olf Val hHiCS VCIC tbCh oHs
Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 27.-Nebraska
suffered from below zero weather
Sunday. A brisk north wind blew
| across the state and intensified the
disagreeable temperature. The
weather was generally clear and the
sun shone. None Of the railroad lines
was entirely blocked, although on
many of the branch lines snow ploVs
were found necessary. Trains from
the west were from one to six hours
late. Reports from the ranges indi
Gated considerable suffering to stock
| In Lincoln, the street car lines were
| ted up. 1t was clear and cold last
night, reports from the state indicat
! ing temperature Of from to 16 de
! grees below zero.
Topeka, Kansas. Jan. 27.-CleaT
calm and very cold, was the weather
condition over the entire state. &C
cording to reports received here last
night. Cattle on the western ranges
were suffering, and much loss is like
| ly to ensue unless the situation shall
improve. Very little wind accompa
MED the cold and this made the con
ditions more favorable.
The coolest portion of the state las
ties. PhiIIipsburg reported the mer
curry as reading 10 below, with cleal
skies and little wind In the western
part Of the state the cold was moder
ating, the mercury being from K
Ia degrees above ezro. In the eastern
portion Of the state the weather wa:
very near the zero mark.
The snow which fell Saturday il
packed tight, and the wheat will bt
| well protected.
Coolest This Winter In Oklahoma.
Guthrie, Okla. Jan. 27.-The cold
est weather of the winter was expert
enced Sunday. with the thermomete
at zero all day and a brisk nortl
/ wind covered all Oklahoma Larg,
cattle interests will suffer greatly nj
matter what provision has been mad,
to protect them. The wheat crop vii
also suffer loss, as not enough snow
has accompanied the blizzard to pro
tect the rank growth. In the new
country, settlers, and especially thosi
in moving wagons of which there al,
| hundreds, will suffer In the Indial
territory, principally in the Greek ma
ton, where the full bloods are in des
titute circumstances, the condition
are very bad for undergoing the rig
ors of such weather.
Lacrosse, Wis, Jan. 27.-The heav
lest snow of the season fell here Sun
day. The thermometer was fallin,
rapidly last night. The mercury las
night registered 10 degrees below
zero.
Niles, Mich, Jan IA terrif
snow storm set in ere at Z o'clocl
last night The t. lperature fell Q
degrees in three / rs
MIAMI clIMEcr AnnnIrrrn