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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-25
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eN~The NEW MEXICAN is the oldest news
paper in New Mexico. 1t is sent to every
Postoffice in the Territory and has a large
gent and progressive people of the southwest.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-25

at first, but afterwards
spread all over my body.
These soon broke out into
sores, INC it is easy to
imagine the suffering I
endured. Before l be.
came convinced that the
doctors could do no good,
l had spent q hundred
dollars, which was really
thrown away. l then
tried various patent
medicines, but they did
not reach the disease.
When l had finished my
first bottle of s. 8. s.. I
was greatly improved
and WAS delirhtpd with
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-25
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %.

President Mckinley is finding the
political atmosphere decidedly invigor-
ating, despite the discomfort of Colonel
BRYAN.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-25

Sixteen more working days of the SEES
sion of the 33d legislative assembly,
Lots of time wherein to pass wholesome
LEGISLATION.
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the result. The large red splotches on my
chest began to grow paler and smaller. and
before long disappeared entirely. l regained
my lost weight. became stronger, and my ap.
we'll, and my skin as clear as a piece Of glass.
H. L.. MYERS, 100 Mulberry st., Newark, M.
Don't destroy all possible chance of a
cure by taking the doctors treatment
of mercury and potash. These minerals
cause the hair to fall out, and will
wreck the entire system.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

&. A. FISKE,
Attorney and Counselor at Law, p. O. Box
~" Santa Fe, New Mexico. Practices In
supreme and all District Courts OF New
Mexico.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-02-11

S~auersraut and Weinerwurst at Gay
nor's
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-02-11

Genesy x Savage are giving their GUS
toners the best heating stove in the
market. 1t is the Cole Alright Heater
the most economical wood or coal stove
known to date. Address Genesy &
Savage, Sierra Street, opposite Hymers'
Livery Stables, Reno.
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Clearance Sale.

In order to reduce my stock before
my annual stock taking, | will make.
during the month of February, reduo-
tions OF ten per cen on all piece dress
goods, mems suits and pants from reg
ular marked prices that have not been
before reduced. If reduction is hot gwen
you, ask for it.
f.. GRIswoID.
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To huntars.

Hunters will please not go into the
fields on the Italian ranch near Jake
Hamilton's old place, or on the Hill
ranch, to shoot, as the wild cattle break
OFT and cause me much trouble and ex-
pense.
E. OLINaHoUsE.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Continued from page tuo.)

IlG DIV "
meht oil county Incense by insurance
companies in addition to the State Ii.
cehse' was reported uniavorably by the
committee on ways and means Wben
put to a vote the bill passed and Paul
gave notice that he would move to re-
consider.
patterson gave notice that at some fn-
ture time he would introduce a bin n
amend an act to regulate civil proceed
ings in courts of justice.
Hancock-To authorize Lander county
to pay out of the general fund of said
county to John J.. Paul $2s75. for money
and labor expended w~aliing the banks
OF the Humboldt river along the comfy
road, adjacent to the bridge and near
Battle Mountain. Referred to Lander
Delegation.
Senate Concurrent Resolution by
Comins-Receiyed in the Assembly and
referred to the Committee on Federal
Relations.
S. B. No. 20, by Leavitt-to authorize
County Commissioners to construct tele-
phone lines. Judiciary.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. s,
by Ernst-To amend Article 2, of the
State constitution by striking therefrom
the word male wherever it occurs.
State Affairs.
By Flannigan-That on account of
Senate visiting State institutions at
Reno tomorrow, they adjourn until
Monday at IL o'clock. Adopted.
Senate substitute for A. B. No. 81, by
Flannigan-An act to issue bonds on the
property of the town of Wadsworth,
Washoe county, for the protection
against fire, and to pay the outstanding
bonds and interest of said town. Claims.
Hjul-Allowing ranchers to sell g
butter and other farm produce, also pork
and beef by the quarter, without paying
a license. Provided, in counties casting
not less than 400 nor more than 700 votes
at last election pork and beef may be
sold in any quantity less than quarter
without a license. Passed.
Flannigan's bill TO prevent dissemina-
ton of contagious diseases among sheep
provided sheep inspectors, etc., was
ordered %engrossed.
Assembly concurrent resolution No. 2,
by Doolv-Relative to tariff on certain
materials used in ore reduction, cyanide,
etc. Passed unanimously.
s. B. No. l4,-An act authorizing the
Boards of Commissioners OF the several
counties to apportion county
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
S. B. No. l5-An act to provide for the
purchase of land for the experiment
station of the State University. Refer
red to Washoe delegation.
Special order, Condon's Assembly Bill
No. 80. repeating the prize-fght law.
Mr.. Coryell moved to strike out the en-
acting clause, and the motion carried,
thus knocking the bill completely out in
the first round.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole, TO consider the bill pro-
viding for the compilation of the laws,
also the bill providing for the purchase
OF land for the experiment station. The
The Committee reported favorably on
both bills and they were read and pass
ed.
Senate resolution, No. g.,
relative the Nicaragua canal was read
and passed.
A. B. No. 90, relating to the payment
of bounty on the scalps of noxious ami
mails was read and passed.
Cfanbalain'S Cough R,medy in Chicago.
Hisgon Bros, the popular South Side
druggists, corner 60th-st. and Went
Morth.aN.. a owe sell q great deal
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ChaHbaElain's Cough Rsmedy in Chicago

Hisgon Bros, the popular South Side
druggists, corner 60th-st. and Went
worth-av., say: 1--WE sell a great deal
of Chambrlain's Cough Remedy, and
find that it gives the most satisfactory
results, especially among children for
severe colds and Group For sale BY all
druggists ard the Con- mercia Co OF
yelock.
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SAD STORY OF BLIZZARD.
Three Huaters of Long Isian nd Car
ried to Sea and Frozen to
Death

NEW YORK, Feo. l4-Durnx she Storm
Of AoEaGas Herman r. uears, - years Obj
Edward Tuihiil. Ia. and Daniel Hrown the
1E-yeST-si!4 son ~ Atwood Brown. all ~
East MarsOa, l., L.. went 10 The o-a a 10
sFspot ducks They used a rowaaas 10
move from place 70 place.
Capt TlEn1El and MIR. Brown. VIVA went
70 look for ~ N IL me evening, found on
Ire dock gSo guns, fur dead ducks and 4
dozen cartridges. They vent 20 the west
ward. calling At the top % their voices.
Soon al answering shout came ia
Were al right. papa" called young Tat
hsii. eheeFGly. We are caught In the ice.
but We wtI be able 10 get Oui In The morn
Ing. xoQ had better go houle and don I
very were conf0rEa bic.
IL Was bitter cold and the wind was
blowing a hurricane. Al 10 o clock TIE
tlFee In she boat were hailed again a1d
they answered. but after THIS nothing Was
heard from them TIE moving ice had car
rled fnem seward.
To-Day messages were sent along the
shore. ana the T-ti1ie secuted Pvcoole.
Orient ami GARDENERS bays until the Ice
hound heat was discovered. The TssI4te S
walxt.s aroused no sign u life In the row
boat. There vas figure In the bow, al
other IN the stern aud third IN the mid
Gle still upright but slightly croueaing,
Messz ges were sent foE Dcean-gosug tugs.
which can break through the ice, bat there
i no hope thai the three aEe alive
WHEELING W. Va Feb. FATAL
ties from freezing are already about thirty
IN this state. Reports are current Of many
fatalities In the mountains
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STILL BLOCKED BY STORM.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL ISOLATED
FROM THE REST OF THE WORLD.
and Provisions Advance 20 Fam
fne Prfees-Blisaard Moves NORTH
ward 20 the Nova scottan Coast

WASHINGTON. Fen. 1.-THE Interrupt
sion 20 rslirg&d traffic ea1se4 by the storm
'ssliG conEtEz1~S. Nof a through train OF the
Pet1rsy lvsnt4. B22tsn9ore 81 0als ~ soaia-
@rD reals hlas reached sne cSsy to4ay or -
TO 1912 o'ctoeg ioGssat- AL tire companies
are putting forth th~ir h~st Efforts. how
ever. and confidently -1F~ct 10 reyoTe
tarongh business north as.3 south tornor-
row. The Fennsy svaria Started a train tor
New YaTa az 4.s9 goday. ard me ether
iaes expses 10 get Trains cut before morn
ing
Tue storm suspended large par, Of the
business Ok TIE city ard also many social
functions. TIE president to-day ordered
isaE the reception - the general paolil.
which vas 10 have heen hela son gat. be
pos poFssd uutl ihe weather Is more aus
a.esoas.
Goal has gone Up ever s. = ton Eggs
have advanced fEera = 70 ~ cents doxea:
pork has gone Up cents a pound. irish
potatoes nave Jumped sfon - - So and
vegetable prices have advanced - per cens
TIE weather bulletin says:
Prem the Atlantic coast she storm has
passed on 70 Nosa Scesla wits rapid vsloe-
lfy and asnl0ss unprecedented develop
meet Owing TO rs extent and extreme de-
ssrucfivness this s-orm will always &c re-
ugem5ereG as the greatest storm i'm the his
tory uf ts4e Atlantic coast states and the
most remarkable sor the perfect coGgbinA-
ton OF The conditions necessary % prod ace
such Results Clearing weather mas "a pid-
- followed the Storm. ard this morning Il
l. cold ard clear 10 TIE Atlantic region eS-
Cept Sss England and Eastern NV York.
whera the clouds still remain. Ar ARA Or
how pressure IS approaching from the W. 81
ard under IS influence the temperature
VIII be generally rising after "Wednesday
morning east os the Allegheny mountains.
II Is rising today in the central valley and
the entire Vest.
W!th the exception Of limited territory
IN The SouthweS; and the eastern portion OF
the Northern slope. there has been gen
eral and decided rise in the temperatures
and they ara once more above freezing
point west OF the Mississippi river. In Flor
ida AMI In the Gulf states. except North
east Alabama They stIil continue COM
parauveiy Low in the Atlantic states.
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CORNISH TO GO ON STAND,
VIII Tell what He knew. of tbs
Poisoning Case-Eac~~ Molin-
cuY af InQursf.

NEW YORK Feb. 1.-THE inquest into
the cause Of the death q Mrs Kate T.
Adams. who died on December y from
,fsss effects ~ poison received through the
mats by Harry Carr tsh az the knieksr-
boxer Athletic c1uo. vas resumed toaa '
after three DAYS recess.
Young MogirAux who VS. TIRE FIRST wit
ness today was pale end ,hin. and seemed
10 b. iii when he entered the court room
this morning but did re- show any nerv-
onsue~- when Cornish entered tire room
sr hour iasa~ Re- fook a scat facing Nal
lfset1x a fe~ fest distant from hin They
spent a h.tie time IN locking ea"A oth~r
c@er hat sc n9su4 thaps both apparently
s}F az ease ard Cornish soon i@ft the room
arH No4fr-ux seernet relieved
NoAfre-ax t0s7 a} asse8sr rs 8je~ gre rrge- -
w4sn tNrrr5s37 ara h.S rf&c-cs ~ nave tne
lA.rrr sszsee-5 from the asC k~rs>os- sSsr Ata-
lesf> cob ~ fow re me- AgtsS sstanr9@
t~h.vsasrs sasc = r0w ~ a3fe. e. Dos 10
r~rzaar ga t& friend F'ar@%t - hFr sn3 -.
Fszsgeef'a Y~ter s1v attesftCFgS % arr / tet-
Ear t~4-a Ms T. ss@tsra % ~ rf1@s stch
nsys T2sNrT raref scTs hsea Published Nas
rg1 IL. 1vS3&res Barnet Fead L or as
Geas >a~ad b contains xclf-f.cytSN s;a4ztrv for
ts eeas'a ard exs1ces yery srieD5iy
sUErsE
afrs~ tHe Adjournment tnssv CoFn4s r.
res.syvfs-f - have So 'eI was1. - maxi q
F&sgnefa Ywmr3 statement 'oe7sgrrgH w5th~
asgs zrv iasaT~ss gfgans &ui & ! an not a.
Aee@esl - maze it / sa@A appeal 10 us
er~oGsr
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Victims of the Hlissard In Half a
pos~n states.

piIrr-AuEf .THIA. FeA t8-Chartes :
Summers. a istfer carrier aged - years
ana Be@eg6 EyAus aged ~ acre frozen
- 8~atA sessaN
LEXINGTON ky PEP IA tramp
raruss3 Anthony 8aTaccI was taken - to-
hospital Today alaaosr frozen "a death. A
u.era woman was sound eu Tsewes street
slsupst dead from cold Neither VIII sur
%tVp
NTTNt2TY9% ~. Va Fea 74-RaS-
ert rc~Ee ~ ased "a. and Nary Hnlsfrs9
as-s1 "a porss frozen sn death {w the Quay
aa valley II - believed that mary
aeafh@ frsus tAe same rau~e AaI@ resulted
In tazs t~. sstea eprfi8r
BALTIMORE Fso 8--f'p % -aidn3Rst
ese8v rsa ras-s e eeath frora EXPOSURE had
t~.>1. reported, Henry = Vincent =
wears 81 age WAS feurS Within = FEW
f=ee ~ p. s horse frozen - death
fAEEkNa Tex Eeh - -Bw~o Nex{cgns
.sfezt hF~s lest r}gizf tr74ua vr-eslrs-
FI1t -STC}< TEX Ee@ &-Reuarts -
shv fse* aHr{ax feh ao &aTs ~ snterse
cefs ~noyS shlss fsartSeu twas were 3ost sn
Texas ewcr1 sY@NEsng
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l0RIa SAILORS LOST.
-~1 NUMBER REscrED Az
GREAT SUFFERING
WfIIsam Lawrence Total
l~k~d-0f the Four Hoats fn
- Her Crew P~e Oh. Two Are
nlss-ssrvtTors Frost-Hitten-

..sAr.sAu Cd. Pet. tive IAfe-
-, uata szssa from TIE wreck CO
1snxssa William Lawrence are sstil
- azsf e IL feared ,3as the feaFtssa
= K grs kssTSe4 = taez@ boats have
Sesnjsr
-.l-sa-us~ Lawrence, u tE.s Nsseaaats'
Ike. Tr@E.sportsgion Company. Ply
txeer gastias8re sE6 Savannah,
- ~, fhe rSsk "a OF Hilton Head isl
- s-srgiis.@. near tlas Per: Royal
- sa.ssr,say morning. as told in these
- saes las n3saI 5A# = Row total
49,
..Aarso8rs. bar wren tAe sfssp began 70
- gags Willis gave VIZ oreer "a
AZ snE.a io.ts. The sez ~ss running
- III = gale 49, alawiag an4 j. sas
MIR c3 TIE captain wss ihs last rua
A. saYuhs saip. s.1 Il = said that bs
rhs- Il p.oorsst og TIE hssa.a Boa "a.
!. ehks 81 second ASS sszaf F,a.inssT
v<rssse wsth seven nsau ~ stated last
oct. NE Paris lssag4. Were the gov
,-.x:ssn sagat statIos Is situated. en- Sun
- ncrrg-
sca, > = II charge 0. Second Officer
IA Ele. contained. besides Beaie.
sss.sf f.rs1ser Roach, Steward Frank DIN
r.. FlsarOoa Harry Ksiy. QaastsrIass-
s.r gseaIowler and ssEnen Jack Mont
syusry Il Charles T Green. These un-
o.rwsnt terrible experience. THY foglnd
+ IrspeSas 20 make Ind, and as dark
sSss iesI ! ra4n6ay ns@1t tie cold became
mere al more lntelr- They we're b.
snss.bea, e.. aanxry a6 exhausted TIE
fysessng way wsx driven almost through
tasn byrla piping Fl0ds. BY lucky az
Xasnt = heated he sea buoy OF she
pors Re-, bar auG n almost superb Il ana a
s6are naz@a IN ssca - T. They made
!, East lfhs boa gnd spent the u.ght
shsrs " we're soa3n8 Monday morning
~ pill toSst an taken aboard
Esaaf . < uEtsr First Mate l.. T.
Hooper. Il Fgoat .. 4. under Capt. WINS.
are sill .ss@iaR ftth fourteen men In
sscpssers "a Il PSI Engineer l.. f. Har-
.~v ard isga cstain'e boat is Quarter
uaster As~sarf andrew Burgess The
rsrns~ Of ~ othe cannot bs aecsrtalnssi
Axe-s fralan ; this place today senS
.he tugs cEtil.ard MacAIay 70 t5@ Sceae
AZ fha yrrk r. Cynthia returned 5ase
,ss.xsnt an rspea that she Lawrence In
broker IN wo ID tha; nothing coald be
$40 or head en- the sw0 missing boats
Tie paxsagsfean1s Clifton this morn
t.r en- rode ifn Beaufort Has hailed
- .Ae ralot Hiag on board the rescued
rfsw % No Sf0at. I5ag were Trans
sgsrea "a ms Et0n and brought ~ this
sSty. Tn. usfSere ira a p.tiaSle cofads-
ssar thief Hnaer Reach. steward Din
rls and Secoffsricsr Eeaie had their feet
ara legs frozsiiff and their hands were
frestnlttsu hss men ma. los. one or
eoth feet. Tofner nfan We're fTissi estten
In fss.h hanbnd feet. bat not SD badly
~ lhe ruen bed No story could De got
Ter from, n On account OF their sag-
fNfias.
The srscfs wifain few miles Of the
sssat whsrte City 81 Savannah 9ss
wFeesed ~ West India hurricane OF
isaf
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New Line Of Spring Vei|in9s in by Express Today.
RAILWAY To HE BIIl4T.
President of the White Pass Road
Denies Certain Reports.

VANCOUVER. b. G. FEB. l3.~Presldent
Graves. Of the White Pass yukon rail-
way. states empha,icaily that the road
Will be built 10 Furt Selkigk. Yukon and
also tn Attn. lie emaha icalsY denies A
report that operations would BE- asa III naa.
hill VIII also be introduced in me Do
mjnion parliament 20 enable the COMPANY
10 extend the line from the international
boundary Said Mr., Graves We will
have 10 so Il The United State govern
naent" in.imating that the head 81 he
company had IN View a railway THAI wouid
an All the mining STREETS ~ the Yukon
valley both atsoE. and below Dawson.
VICTORIA Feb, IA committee or
the Vancouver Board Of Trade arrived to-
right to urge the government 10 give as
s.@fance 20 the White Pass railway into
Atlin. II IS Ukeiy they Will ask that
the bonds 81 the company "a certain
amount be gUara nteed
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Heavy Losses ON Vegetables and
Among Range Cattle.

HOUSTON, Feb. 1.-THE thermometer
has made a new record in South Texas,
reaching 1 degrees above. The loss 20
stock Will be very heavy. Early vege-
tables are damaged 10 the amount OF at
least 81. 5000
WACO. Feb. H-For the FIRST time in
it's history Waco and vicinity has expert
enced zero weather. Great damage has
been done To I've stock.
GALVESTON. Feb H-Galveston $
temperature yesterday was I'D above Zero.
DALLAS Eco I4-Reports from all
over the northern part OF Texas are that
the blizzard of Saturday and Sunday was
the most severe in the history of the
state Thu. loss on cattle In the Indian
territory and on the Panhandle ranges
viii likely be very large, though accurate
figures ID ~ not yet In
LAREDO Feb. 1.-THE weather here
has been colder than ever before known.
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NO FUEL NOR FRESH MEAT.
Colorado Towns short of supplies
ON Account of the storm.

LEADNILLE Col. Fen. Miners who
arrived today on snow shoes from Robin
son say that az Robinson. kok0mo and
other towns along the South Park High
Line. which is stifl blockaded there is no
fuel nor fresh meats. There Is enough
-four and potatoes to last for some time
large force OF men is az work trying
IN open road from Robinson Ia Pando
on the Denver & Rio Grande railroad in
order 10 get supplies from Leadville. The
railroads are rushing coal TO this camp
and also TO Aspen, 40 as 10 keep the
mines mills and smeiters AZ work; The
Colorado Midland is stili hlockaded west
Of I.eadvlile but the officials hope 10 have
the line open tomorrow The entire Den
Yer Rio Grande road Is open and no fur
ther trouble is looked for
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OVERDUE STEAMERS ~ FORT.
Atlantic liners and other Vessels
Weather the sserus.

$fE WORK. Fea 5A~Ntsh = clear eky
r-aeheaE un~s RI re fhe oee-ln steamers
teEa~ uszrE n a. 81 early Task~ tkts
raarnf x FsvSt ts.s- f-w~a vs'sr Fs~tsrta ara
ss~ t7e5ss-%- american }tner SYSsarudaT77
we're Azh5ea 90 Ts~w AssaH5 Then te%
ArrbN~ fivsz A~rsarfa- fFarc Glasgow
~as reported 3-s rG8ra etfn~ I've either
steamers aAsss came t1. sEe ftfvs'a lse~r Al
EsnaAsn a7& thp WArf Nrsw Nsresio.4.a-
T. 50 hs}seTa e yse ny steamers arrived ae3t-
- tAs as~ ~snE .he hf1zRs ri arss Sc aaas
shore fag @F@w+F ~ ~@@ rfoTn a1S tnat
Aev wsff T~s<s Dr7 }eteF ~9oEE fa@
Asra~~s e4e aye Ia fs~etsgne. re t.vra @aG
sac t%NU1nTs-
TIE AmeT.csG In. steamer Paris ar
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rived t11av rrea Southampton after =
rsnst tezapestEa9s voyage The passage
WAS ore 81 rae wprsr ever e-seree<l By
ths steamers ssTfc@r-
The steamer CAtanAa. whscA ieft 81.
Michael where sire rad put n fer repairs
rsnss-sn ssys ago, aad short whose safe
- much anxiety was felt. passed SANDY
Heck hcssfAs 81 to14y.
PHILADELPHIA Feb 1.-THE Amer
lean line steamship BeggzanG. from LAYER
pool fer PAilad e1phBa. " hitch 10 more than
= week overdue, wss sighted on Delaware
breGEwater late this afternoon
WASHINGTON Feb. THE navy de-
pargrueEs na. received word that owing
30 she shifting e wind OF the r-sa ware
hrsskwat~r she steam collier Sterling
reach safe anchorage
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb u The general
railroad conditions tonight Snow consider
as1ie Improvement both locally and
throughout Pennsylvania The PeuDSyi-
vaufa railroad today succeeded in raising
the snow blockade on all its divisions in
this city except on the Philadelphia divi~
sion which will be open tomorrow. Trains
are running with fair regularity between
here and New York ard also the chic.
u1(ufS south
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FLORIDA ORANGES ADVANCE.
storm News Causes the Price to
Rise - Per Box.

SAVANNAH Ca. Feo. N.-Letters were
received today from Florida telling Of the
direfui effect OF the freeze In that state.
The orange growers letters are reeit3ss
of Ice bound trees and fruit that il ruined
by the cold. The price OF Florida oranges
advanced this morning in one hour from
the receipt Of the Florida mail from s. 20
s. per box The crop about Savannah Is a
al loss
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LITTLE ROCK. ARK Feb l4-Ali Fec-
ords Cor the Temperature in Arkansas
have beer broken The mercury on sun
day reached = degrees below.
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Lowest Temperature Ever known

CHARLEsT0N. s c. Feb l4.-T'he pub-
rishef ~ bies showing the temperature ~
Charleston from f1ss 20 today. the oldest
on this continent prove tina; the record
- this morning as degrees above y~ro
is the loves, ever known here u IL re-
rnarkahie that * was colder this morn
ing At O'Clock than In Boston and New
York
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BALTIMORE Feb N-At "a late hour
tonight ueither 5hr Pennsylvania nor Bal
fim0re G. Ohio rad succeeded !n clearing
their tracks sor traffic.
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Fire nj esfeFn NfifB.

The alarm from box - shortly before
midnight was FER A small blaze a. ,he
Western mill y secluded ogtpaiildinE he
came ignitea in some manner but before
any considerable dar4age was done the
flames xer extfuwU3shSi.
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I kAfAMA Vast. Feb radioactive
stsafry, ~ 10 Portland F-cltoe farce. az
fsi*st ~ iris ETY. tstxv With s~gasitsafi pa
ssss - ''EfateA' Xaler who ass iu39slt-
Fasess s9 the sNahb@Vv ~ a saioozs ~ Port
ssa several weeks age. ayA WHO vas
IAssF 8fgsscY aereat hv Sheriff Kirby lass
fNarSssy. E{'ie~ - hard case III was
~At ~ ne gees Tertiary fTam tats place
fssE y.sTs agc sar grand larceny.
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SALEM or FEB a-T>n> ta-+5eFa A.
rixerwa<y q Oregon admission % tAs
Truto~ ws@ rsiek-a 80 taefaY Cy a. pgo Esr-.
ste exercises a. ise state 81 gssai
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IT'S FATE IN The BALANCE.

Confirmed From Page One.
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SENATORIAL pE.pIoCK<.

SACRAMENTO cal Feb. 1.-THE ef-
,y~arst hal;ot for Tinted states senator.
taken az noon TODAY. shows 10 s-hanse IN
the senatorial deadlock. TIE vote MAS as