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The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06
Especial to the PRESS)

An Old Resident OF Surry Caug hit in a
Brush Fire.
Especial to the PRESS)
Surry, May 4.-Mr. Fisher Wood, who
lived with his niece, Mrs. Sperry on her
farm about three-fourths of a mile from
neigh bors, was burned to death on the
night of May 2. He set brush fire in
the afternoon near the barn. At 1Op D.
M, fearing the fire which was then
burning hard in the woods close by
might come too close to the barn he
went out to watch its progress. Mrs.
Sperry became worried at his all nights
absence and walked to the neighbors
in the morning and gave the alarm. The
searchers found sshis .body about a half
mile from thea house. 1t seems the
becoming overcome with smoke ne
fell and the fire passed over his body,
burning the hair from. the face and head;
early all his clothing was burned and
some parts of the body was burned to
crisp. He was about so years of age.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06
WHAT JESUS SAID OF HIMSELF.
DR.. BIanchard's Second Sermon at Cor
gress Square Church.

Rev. DR.. Blanchard delivered the Sec
ond sermon in his expository course yes
terday morning in Congress Square
church. The subject was: "What Jesus
said of Himself" and the texts were
taken from Matthew XVI and John X
Whom do men say that I, the son of
man, ann" "Say ye of him whom the
Father hath sanctifed and sent into the
world. Thou blasphemest, because l
said / am the Son of Godn
The next sermon of the course will be
on "The Dogma of the Miraculous
Birth" and will be delivered next Sun
day morning.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06
Found Dead in an Entry.

Marblehead. Mass. May Sat seven this
morning John Noon was found dead in the
entry of a sloe shop. The doctor pronounced
death due to strangulation. He was we'll
known by theatre-going people throughout
New England. He had evidently attempted
10 gain entrance to an upper room and had
fallen down stairs. He weighed about two
hundred and fifty pounds,
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06
INHUNiN PARENTS.
A Mother Who Kills Her Children
for Insurance.
AND A FATHER WHO KILLED HIS
THREE LITTLE ONES.

He is Supposed to Have Become Insane
from Losing His Wife-He Attempted
Suicide at the Same Time.
Atlanta. Ga, May 5.--Wm. H. Waddle.
yesterday. gave deadly poison to his three
children, aged six to ten years. and took a
dose himself, evidently with suicidal in
tent The children all died in a few
minutes. Waddle is alive, but unconscious
His wife died few months ago, and it is
thought her loss is the direct cause of the
act.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06
MAINE MATTERS.
A Portland Lady Appointed by Gov.
CleaYeS.
AN OLD MAN BURNED TO DEATH
AT SURRE.

Yarmouth Is to Decide Regarding the
$40, 900 Water Works and Sewers-Fa-
tai Termination of the Burning Acct
dent at Augusta-Possible Murder at
New Auburn.
Augusta, May 5.-Gov. Cleaves has ap
pointed Miss. Harriet A. Leavitt of Port
land and Mrs. Helen BIC. Beedy of Ban
gor as delegates to attend the National
Conference of Charities and Corrections
at New Haven, Conn.,, the latter part of
May.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Justice Jackson of the Supreme y court
OF the United States, arrived az Nv wash
1ngton yesterday morning from I1hhes-
see to hear the ra-argument OF tne IN
come tax cases. He made the Trip WIN
but little fatigue.
Secretary Gresham was resting easlIy
tonight and was comparatively Iree rom
pain. He changed physicians ytaad yes.onqay y,
ana the treatment for pleur1sy ins'.,H s.ai; sl %
gall stones resulting in immedlabe reiiei.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06
THE WEATHER..
Warmer Weather Coming.

Boston. May 5.-Local forecast for New
England for Monday: Clearing; warmer;
easterly to southerly winds; much warmer
by Tuesday.
Washington. May 5.-Forecast or Monday
for Maine: Fair and warmer; southeasterly
winds.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06
Ladies Auxiliary, A. o. H.

Especial to the PhEsSJ
Biddeford, May 5.-Seventy ladies and
~ gentlemen, representing the Portland
division of the Hibernians and It's auxlli-
ary, arrived here on the early afternoon
train today and attended the installation
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06
Armed Launches Patrolling Taku Harbo

London, May 5.-Despatches from
Hong Kong say the situation in Formasa
is most serious, and British and German
protect foreigners, and British soldiers
and armed launches are patrolling Taku
harbor. The black flags occasion much
anxiety and seld ON have been more
threatening in recent years. Considerable
apprehension is felt in Hong Kong as
regards the difference between Russia
and Japan.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06
We'll Known Among Horseinen.

st. Cloud Mimi, May 5.-The firm of
Clark and Mcclure failed yesterday.
Liabilities may reach S1.00o,O 900, and assets
are nominally Sl.250.O0O N. P. Clark is also
president of the bank in which were de-
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06

drivers have taken out and: thoroughly re-. e.
patred all the hydrants on the line OF the
wator pipes. They are Lowery hydrants
and were put in twenty-seven years ago.
Some OF them were in poor condition.
The new pipes have reached FRANKLIN
street and today the work laying them will
continue to India street.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06
A Long Passage.

Vineyard Haven, Mass, May 5.-Ar-
rived, schooner Jonathan Bourne, Capt.
Rose, from Mobile, 20 days out forsPort-
land, Me. She has been 10 days from
Fire Island with easterly winds and fog.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06

posits of Sl2O,0a0 He is the owner ofisthe
purest blooded Clydsdale stock in the world
and known TO horsemen all over the
country.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06
The Water Company.

2 Tuesday the water will be sh ut off on
both sides of Congress, from franklin to
India streets.
Spare engineer Howe and the two spare
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06
Maine Pensions.

Washington, May 4.-The following
pensions have been granted to people in
Name:
Additional-Wm H. Foss, Pennington.
Restoration and decentralization B.
Bowley, deceased, West Rockport.
Original widows, etc., Sarah E. Bow
ley, West Rockport.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06
Japan Must Reeede Or Russia Will
Declare War.
NORWAY is ORDERING TORPEDOS
FOR DEFENSE OF CHRISTIANIA.
A Fund Subscribed by the Norwegian
Women for National Defense-The
British Have Evacuated Corinto.

Berlin. May 5.-The last weeks dispatches
from Cnristiania and Stockholm show that
fear OF war between Norway and Sweden
does not abate. The Christiania- defence
committee decided to order torpeoes in Ger
many.
The torpeoes will be use to protect the
harbor.in case the Sewisn feet should at
tempt to attack the city. They will be paid
with money subscribed by Norwegian
women for national defence.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06
Russia Will Declare War.

Paris. May 5.-The st. Petersburg CORES
pondent of the Temps says Japan in reply
to the joint protest. consented to abandon
Liao Tong excepting Port Arthur. The pro-
testing powers kere have not reached an
agreement regarding the reply. but the cor
respondent asserts that exchanges : of
opinion continue. The European edition of
the Herald learns from a Berlin CORES
pondent that Russia informed Germany
she will declare war in case Japan insists
upon the Schinonoseki treaty.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06
BURNED TO DEATH.

An Old Resident of surry Caug hit in a
1 Brush Fire.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-06

A New York Correspondent Arrested-Re-
ports that the Rebels Are Gaining
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-02
Der er9dnste Yer8amenii@e
sSrQWenfD0f.

gu ben 5eft geranaaItungen aur
5eier BON &aiiersseburtStag In Berlin
geb6rte aud bic preiss0ertbeilung fir
bic grgdnauug bes Graueutopfss aus
Der r8ieantomadieA 81 ben benz Ser.
liner Wuieum einberleibten iogenanns
ten Rergamenii6en 9lusgrabungen
adblenb. Ser Bilbbauer Reinbolb 81
eerbOff erbielt ben ausgeiebten preis,
ben Bilbbauern @raf unb 80b fpurbe
cine cbrenoole Nnerteunung su She'll.
Qls meme Qnfgabe bat Der aaiier bic
@r9duSung Der Statue Der tan3enben
Mduaoe seiie0t uno susleid ben preis
auf 1000 Wtart erbobt.
ptrgamum (sriedii9 persamon),
ieBt Sergama, bic 6auptitabt beS &eis
DIES 5leiben NamenS $3.50 bis 131 b.
@br.), NOR in Der 3eit Der Diabo6en
aud be- SIP einer blii5enben 4unifs
i6ule unb 1T neuerbings betannt ge.
mDrben burd bic BON aarl 6umann
ieit 1878 bort aufsebedten GtuIpturen
eines groBen, bem 3eus 5oter Chem
9etter) gemeibten Nltarbaues, Der,
ipabrf9einli6 unter gnmenes III. (197
bis l59 b. @br.) erri1tet, Elm Weibge.
i6enffiir bic 238 b. Chr. seIdebeuen liee,
reiden admpfe gegen bic @allier mar.
@m unterbau befelben befanb f9
ein So9reliefries, Der, iiber $50 GuB
lang. cine @iganteuidla6t enthielt.
Sieier groBe 9auptfrie8 wlrbe in b6dH
bebeutenben ueberreaea gefunben, bic
iiber ben ganaen Stpl Der persameni.
fden Sfulptur pollen aufl6IuB eeben,
gr aeigt cine meiferbafte 8ebanbInne
bes Warmors, namentli4 in ben Sc.
wdnbern. gu ben id6niten Sthdeu
geb6ren bic 8ruppe beS 3eu8 I'M
3ampf nit ben Gisanteu unb bic
@ruppe Der 6efate unb ibrer Wolfs'
bunbe. 9llle bie!e &eliefs nebf ben
ueberreiien zines fleineren 5rieies. Der
baS Snnere beS obengenannten Nufs
iaBes um3os unb eiu3elue Seenen bsr
6eroeniage entbdlt, biIben ieAt cine
6aupt3ierbe bes WuieumS In Berlin.
9iefeIben merbsa ieBt i'm @sife Der
bQMaIigen 9Gu!e erg0nst.
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Die Saparp Operntrupts qab

- 9ie SabarD Operntruprs ga6
am Jreitag Nbenb cine portrefflids
Qufflbrune bss rGaut". Die Solis
iten, namentli6 Der briQante 5enor,
Mr. u. 8. 8ulae, uaren ausge3ei6net
bel Stimme; aud Marie SaparD ais
! Gret9eu mar in Spiel unb 8eiana
iebr gut, ebenlo mie Marteus aIS y8a.
lentin", W. s.. 9amiltoa als vMes
pbiifoA unb S6uiter alS nWasner". /.
Cine electromagnetic 2eilfung bot Des
lene bon S6nboff als y5iebel". Die
@b6re imponirten bur9 ibre prd3iiton
un6 Jrii6e. 9eiber mar ole 8ortel'
lung MIR i9ua6 belu6t. Bel iolden
geaaiien, tuie bic SaOarp; ;Operntrupps
tie uns peri9afft, iollte man rin biefer
muIitlieben0en unb mu iitsbs fliRenen
Staot" aqabenbIi6 pole 9duler er.
tuartea biirfen, benn ielten tperben mir
tpteoer DerartigeS gu b6ren betommen.
Da tlagt man nun INNER, bab bier
nibtS Orbentlibes geboten pirb; 1T
aber einmal cine aiinfler=2 =2ruppe bier,
10 fpielt fe meiltens Dor balbleeren
9duiern. Mfan miro i'm 8runbe ge,
nommen TIRE baran, iporauf benn ei.
sentlid) San Intouio ieinen 9fuf als
WufttaSt begranbet.
Worgen Nben6 gelangt i'm
@roBen Operubaufe eas betannte
Iusitattungsitiid "The Fast MaiP'
bon 2iucOln 5. Garter 3ur Nuffiibrung.
Das Stud lit iiberau5 reid an lceni.
fden lleberraidunsen uub @ffecten.
so tommt in bemielben beilpielsmsiie
ein poaftdnoiger Sra6t3ug bon IA
Waggons nit erleu6teter @aboOie urb
mirfli6 arbeitenber 2ceomotipe auf bic
gibne. @roBartis lit au9 bic Scene,
tpel@e Die Niasarafdae bel Wonbli6t,
NIT aufteiaenoem ipirtli6em Nebel
bartlett. Wfit elmer 8ei6winoiefeit
bon 70 Weilen per Gtunoe raft bet
S9neQsug iiber bic Babne unb BON
9roBer Wirtuug lit aud bic g1plonpn
oes Miiliffppi- -Dampfers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-02
Dr.. priee's Cream Bafine pomoer
9as hol(fommenHe. has sema@t irira.
8abnbetrieb burh ben gtaat.

gu benz bislbeipro9enen Sbema Der
GirItaatli6ung Der 8abHen, bas bur6
bic pacificbahueu neuerbinos wieber in
Nnregung gebradt wiro, Iiefert i'm
"Journal of Political Economy"
prof. 6iG eineH Yeitrag, inten er
ba8 @lienbabnlpeien in Nufrolien,
fpeciel BET @olOnie 0ietoria, i'm Der
glei9 nit bemienigen Der Ser. Gtaas
ten. ipeeieD i'm Staate &anlas bes
fprt9t. Seue @olonie 1T beinabe 10
alt ME aanfas alS Gtaat unb batte
i'm Sabre 1890 uur 290, 900 peniser
@inwobner als bieIes. Oie eriien
8abnen in gietoria wurben BON pris
Datunteruebmern gebaut, benen Der
Staat aber bic 3iaien sarantiren
muBte. bic ubrisea 8abnen uurben
bonn Staate ielbit gebaut. Sm Sabre
1890 belief fid bic MeilensabI bort
auf 2,471. mdbrenb in aaniaS aus
pribatmitteln 8.874 Wteilen gebaut
maren. 9ie @eiammttoiten bes Wabus
baues In 0ictoria belicfen f1 auf
18l Meilen ober SCI, 900 per Msile,
wdbrenb in 9anEes bic Meile
nit $4,000 hewsrtbet lit, tpopom
$27. 900 in Bombs reprdfentirt fnb.
@ictoria bat mie RaniaS man1e nub'
los gebaute Sirede; ss muroe barauf
log eebaut. bis Der Sera6 bonn Sabre
1890 Der Sadie Elm @nbe ma9te.
Wdbrenb aber in nsRanias bas prioattapis
tai fiir bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aufge.
tOmmeu 1T. bat in 0icioria Der Steus
er3abIer bic He9uung gu bsgIeitben.
Seit Der @r0Haun9 Der erlien 8abn
fiu6 bort flnfunbbreiBia Wilionen,
bur6i9nittli6 idbrIid cine Million our
Oedung Der Miubereiunobmen au oab.
len 9ewefen.
Dabei finb bic Staten bOber als in
ben Ser. Staaten. Sn ber @Olonie
ReusSibsWales, meIhe bic niebriglea
Staten unter allen au.raiii9en Golos
nieu bereduet, gilt als Dur6ihnitts,
rate a.26 Gents per 5oane uuo Meile,
mebr als boppelt 10 uiel ais in ben
paciRc : Staatea, pelde bic bod.
ten 8aten in ben 8ereinigten Staas
ten baben. Die Our9l1nittsrate
III bier etlpas unter 9 Miu8. 5ed)3ia
pro3ent Der in Neus Siibs Wales bef6rs
bertsn Sradt finb 8Oblen, fur welde
1.48 bic 8onue ge5ablt miro. Die
uiebri9ite &ate fur Garm Stapelpro.
buete 1T b6ber als in ben Ser. Staatep.
Die Staatsbabu politif bat mad
prof. 1il besu sefiihrt bab 10 piel
S9ulben gemG6t tpuroen, ais ber @res
bit be3 Staates nur ertragen fonute,
unb baB ii6 bic 2eute baran genbbnt
baben, ohne &hdlibt aaf bas probutt
ibrer 4rbeit Gei6dftisuns BON Der Rss
gierun9 3u berlangen, bic babur6 ges
n6tbist 1T, INNER tpeiter sit bauen,
ielbit nadbem ale 2inien angelegt fino,
bic einem Derniinftigen 8ebirfn fniB ents
| ipre6en.
Die autraiii9en @oIonien baben
iiber 900 Mitllionen S1uIben, auf ben
aopf Der 8eu6lterung fommt bauon in
, Yietoria 5000, Die @rmartuugeu eiuer
| i9ne(len @ntpidluns be8 2anbes,
neI9e man an ben 8au ber 8abnen
tnhpfte, babsn Ti9 nur idIedlt bendbrt.
Ser 9etrag Der bebauten gder1d6e
nimmt iebr langiam 3u, bic 3abl Der
2anObeo6lterunJ bagegen ab. Die
2eute sebeu eben nidt uuf ba8 2aub.
| 10 Iange bie&eeierung ibnen mhbeloiers
9ei6dftisung eiebt. 9ie @iuwohner'
3abl Der Stdbte uersr6Bert fi4 f4neu.
Welbourne bat stuei Giinftel ber BE.
pblterung Der gansen @OlOnie 8ietOrio ;
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-02

aderbaus, 8iebau6ts una 8ergbaus
Brebutte iinb Ina preiie geiunten nnb
bon biefen Snbufirien erbebt bic 9egies
runs bic meiften Steuern aur Inter.
fttbung Der Staatsbabnen. Die ge,
mi9tisfte nriade bieies JebIi9Ioges
taatsiocialiitif6er politit finbet prof.
0ia in benz ginflufie Der poIititer, bic
bas Spitem In ibrem SutereHe controls
liren, wel6er 8efabr man bor3ubeuaea
ueritebeu maBte, fails in ben Wer.sta
ten su benz Experiment sef@ritten mers
Oen iolIte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-02
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unb bor ber Gntbtnbuue ftebenbe ssraueu
jcllten tpifIeu, bnb DIR. Pierce's "Favorite
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Datlir9 tperben bic @eben un6 bic Dauer
bes @o6eubetts betrdhtlid absetirst. au&
f0rbert es bic reidlibe abiou0ermn9 uabr.
batter Muttsrmilf,.
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Mnerlet

- 6err Otto Wabrmunb bon Der
San Nntonio 8repiHg AGoeiatipn gab
einigen berpprragenben 9egiSIaturmits
sliebern au gbren. barunter Spre1er
Smltb, bic Reprdientanteu Blair,
2angbammer, Saober. Mc9emore,
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eldnaenb perlief uno mebei Der Gbants
pasner in etr6men foB. BON San
4utonio waren antpeienb auBer benz
@aitssber bic 9erren Slapben,
Dmisbt, 8ersitrom, Nemton &c.
= Die feierlide 8ermSblnna bes
SRI. Bertba Griefenbed, 3s9s
ter unieres gef6dsten Mitbdrsers
6errn 6. @rieienbed, nit 6errn
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mittelbar nod Der gersmouie uirb In
benz 6auie Der gltern ber 8raut in ber
shb.aIamosStrase elm gmpfane ab.
sebalten merben unb nod an bemiel.
ben Nbeub tritt bas iunse paar eine
6od3eitsreiie nod Der 6eimatb bes
8rdutisams. alabama, on. Serr
Wablinston eeb6rt bem 4bpptatea.
tante an unb III elmer Der Iiebeuss
Daybiafen funsen Mdnuer, bic mir ie
fennen selernt babsu; bic Braut. SRI.
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geielligen Sreifen, in ipeI9en fie eine
leitenbe Role fpielt, nift entrfdt pirb.
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dH WIVtW HIIu HIeIH
&ansarH beseidnete nieiue gutbinbun8 als
etiie un8enietn leifte.
aSir alle elauben, ba6 tas Prescription"
MIR ptci llngstuad eripart bat. Sriber hattie
tb piel BON iueiBem Slue ,n leibeM, ,uuo Der bat
rcuadneig aui9eb6rt. Sbre aufri6tige
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nnA meiner Gntbinoung
fortgeiett. Radbsm i@
bamit ausefansen bate,
babe id) nidts mebr
bon ber l1ebelfett o6er
ben foniiisen tpdhrenb
BET Sdipanserihaft ge.
tu6bnli9 poriommen6en
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-02

GrnnSei8entbmn,s iIebertrasun8en.
Gbarles unb Sophie S6neiber on
q. @abniler. 2 @runbiilde in Sube,
riGs subbioiiion, $2800.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-02
Vrober 4nsusrtauf bon aleioers
itoffeu,

bic gu iecem greiie berfauft tperbsn.
Sebaftoprf, Sc 3ou brett, 25 Gents.
@paene serseS, 40 3oq brett, 42 Gents.
8ameelsbaars serses, rebueirt bon $1.OO
auf 81 gents.
Diagonal, resuetrt bon $l.OO auf SO gts.
@eftretfte 8laibS, reSucirt bon '$1.O0 a,d
Sc @ents,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-02

DR.. price's Cream 8afine pomoel
9S@he @eltsaasReammes Aasaebtmmns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-02

9erreugarberobe Mrtifel
auer grt, in srobsr guswabl
unb iebr billis.
9anbfhube bon % geats on.
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L. Wo!isoa's Mammuth : Stores

seibentoffe!
@hina eeibe 81 20 Gents.
gunte Bai4. .Seibe su IS gents.
Gemuiterte 5eibe ;u SO gents.
S1ottiide eeibe gu "a Gents.
sunte SaffetsSeibe au 81 90.
GroBe Wfemge bon &eiten 3am bal
BEN Treiie!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-02
Matter,

bic ibre anaben germ biibi9 ,ns
ge5ogen ieben, iNllten unisr 2ager
BON &nobenz4n;asen in Auseu.
ihein nebmen.
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Bon allen 8ieren tn Der Welt,
Lone Star" an beten mir gefdut !
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Die
WSaentli9e Greie Trefe fit Seya
eri6eint
ieSeu QoumerRae
unb toffet
1886 fir oaS Sahr pner &l.2B
q Wanate tn VUrauebcsabImma.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-09
FINISHES Up THE JOB.
First Blizzard Killed the Oranges and this
One Kills the Trees

One Kills the Trees
Jacksonville. Fla Feb.S--Palm Beach
on Lake Worth, was the warmest point
on the mainland Of the whole United
States this morning, the mercury show
ing So degrees above zero.
On top Of the freezing temperature
last night Tampa reports snow falling
at daybreak and at O'Clock the snow
storm was increasing This Is unprec-
edented in that Florida latitude.
The mercury fell to ~ degrees above
zero in Jacksonville. the coolest point
in the state. 1t was IS at Titusville.
% at Tampa, IS at Jupiter. AT Key
West and PaBl Beach the mercury
dropped from 81 to 80. These were the
only points in the state above freezing
Orange and other fruit trees are
probably all killed, except the Oldest
and toughest of them. for they were ma
ked, budding and full ofSap. and there
fore, particularly susceptible 10 cold.
The loss will aggregate many millions
of dollars. The average life OF tree
is thirty years, which means fully 20
prospective crops for trees now begin
ming to bear All tardy vegetables are
ruined and 100, 600 boxes Of strawberries
which would have been shipped from
February 90 to March 10. are complete
" destroyed here. The plants are also
ruined There will probably be no early
strawberries from Florida this season
The prediction for tonight Is still lower
temperature over the entire southern
peninSula
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IT'S ALL AROUND THEM.
Philadelphia Showed Up and Worse Yet
Coming.


Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. ga strong
northwest wind is blowing at ne rate OF
thirty-eight miles an hour tonight ana
the Temperature is rapidly falling.
Forecoster Day says that by tomorrow
morning the mercury will have reached
8 degrees below and this severe cold VIII
continue for several days. The snow
ceased falling after midnight, but the
wind piled 1t in drifts, practically stop
ping railroad travel tonight
Tonight, however, the LOGAN lines are
all running and and gangs of men are
working against he wind to get he rail-
road lines in shape. Throughout the
day but few trains were sent out from
either the Pennsylvania or Reaoins
depots. and all incoming trains were
behind. Mails from west ana south are
from FIVE to ten hours late and those
from New York and Washington are on
the average four hours behind. The
rews from all points in the eastern
mart of the state and from Delaware
and New Jersey is replete with disaster
and distress. At Clearfield, In the
mountain district. the home or George
Leopold was burned during the gaze
with the thermometer below zero. me
family barely escaped and the town
vas saved only by the most heroic eff
forts. From Huntingdon comes the re-
port that the middle division or the
Pennsylvania, at Huntington ana
Broad Top and East Broad Top are all
unable to move trains. AT betniehem
the Lehigh Valley and Jersey Centrai
and the North Pennsylvania re in the
same plight. ]. F. Hoenninser. an
aged baker in Lancaster. was frozen
while delivering bread TO his customers
Coal mines all over the cumberland
valley are idle on account OF the storm
Advices from Dover. Della, say that
the Delaware road is compieleiy DOCK
aded and that no mails OF newspapers
can reach that city before Saturday.