The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-05
BAD WEATHER ALL AROUND
RtIN HIRT. S>Ow TO THE
sol ~, HHH WINDS Ar SEA.
sneu In isaIilmore, Washington and
rrnns,h ania cities 5.I55 Inches ef
Rain In the 20 iiOurS lp To - \. W.
MINOR Accidents on the ocean.

The heavy ra,nstorm Of Yesterday and
T,.-s.i,v accompanied by the high winds
made rhtngs generally uncomfortable
~ = section. but they were not nearly
l,r.r-- had rain aud wind. hut only n
! f.u ,. ."s away snow and sleet seriously
,r.rr- ,ri traffic and plavsd havoc
W. '-'esrlph and telephone wires.
l-- .I.n Wis welcome. and now inhabi-
tar. z ~'"h"r.r county viii not
So. from THIRST ~ they feared they
r.-r In rw-urv-four hours from \
VI thursday 10 "a VI Friday the
r.rstr WAS ll5 inches Later figures
wee ra- announced Tn. last rainfall
VI. rn October ~ when % inches fell
N 'eu hours
Tho WIND reached a velocity OF thirty
hyr nudes Iu hour Even ,ha, wind was
No, - had n III som" other places an a
Shippers of vessels arriving in port yes
,ertly al reported severe wea ther OF
shore Tn- storm worked mp the coast
and was particularly severe on the New
Jersey coast Il was moving northeast
and wireless messages from incoming
steamers last uish' reported clear weather
Cni northeast winds
Balumor. and Washington seem TO
have suffered more than other cities
III 10 noon Yesterday only one wire was
working between New York and Washing
al. telegraph and telephone wires were
down AZ she capital and that two inches
ofsrow had faiien there
The towns IN the Hudson River Valley
.uTer.i considerably Ferryhoats a,
NeS rurgh and Fishkill were put out Of
business one at Fishklll was blown
a:Ilns, n. dock and had her guards
and wheelhouse damaged and all glass
broken Part of the deck OF the New
burEh ferry was ripped of
A. Scranton and other places In that
vicinity from eighteen to twenty four
inches Of snow fell. and there was a regI-
ar blizzard Coming 10 early in the
winter. II was not expected and caused
much hardship
A. Staten Island the wind did much
damage. blowing down trees and tele-
graph wires On Thursday evening the
..ecif light wires were broken aud the
whole island was in practical darkness
The Weather Bureau last night prom
lsed better weather for to-day II was
said The storm would blow itself out
m III" night and that to-day would be fin.
bgt eosd -
The steamer Herman Frasch. in tow
Of The ting Astral. bound for New YORK.
sas lGo miles south OF Sandy Hook AT
- lock last night Her captain reported
the wind al VI had freshened To
strong northerly gale The tug was
'na1lnG very little h-sdway. but he eS-
poets 70 reach New York tonight The
t.S standard Il the Standard Oil Com
panv Will 'n"..' 'hn Astral sOm. time
TO-DAY and ASSIST IN towing
h" steamer city of Everett. which
.,rl.-i from Nsw York yesterday after
NOON for Boston when five miles east of
y n" Island nj II p VI last night reported
nat -he had broken her high pressure
'lv" gear and wired TO New York for
Instructions wh-rh.r 10 return for r.uairs
ar proread
PHILArELPHu. Nov High winds.
NOW and -l"..i are genera to-day all over
. stern PcnuSylviuta. eastern Maryland
and Delaware. Al Shampkin. this State,
rr"r. has been iwsnty-0ne inch fall Of
-r"N since last evening Snow ~ still
it.Ung rhere and most IL IN. Colli-ri.s
'y'- seen compelled 20 shut down. There
- n'-n fourteen inches Of snow a.
Nananoy City and trolley traffic Their. Is
= -p"nd"d Tn. mine. ar. closed down
AMI -'"am trains are much delayed
IN We Chester. This side 81 Wilmington,
, " form - the h.a"ieSi IN many wear.
J. November Snow and rain FELL all
rt' and mis- forenoon Wires mr.. down
30 'H'~" r" NO telephone lines open .S-
TO- o.. '"l- city and Wilmington
TO- 'rl- CIV. high northwest wind
, '"...rg through the streets ~ from
r'F - forty miles an hour came ~ a
.'HtN % the storm II rain sIeet and snow
a' -H"f' PhIladnlphil during the past
..-a, hour
roots running north and SOUTH,
an which the wind had a clean sSr.p. !
70 'H. most impossible for women tD
B. .-, ...- wav.
r'H FOL" AZ intervals and along the =,
Fl.. Hr. = tn. PennsvlvanIa Railroad !
BE- TO- .r = reported
".' -.InI" - general and Their" -
i'''." .nrnuI nIcatiOn west ot Harri-burg
arf rrr'n ~ Wilmington
NiL"F-pNREE. Nov J. Twelve inches /
'f.R '"li here last night Great !
..a'nn-' "a lone to trees. rhorI~an,is of /,
o.. 's-"- broken Railroads and street
-'-- Yer" tied up. Will. Telephone. .
.'l ."."-rapb wires wer. broken
Noon H"nlien. retired merchant. {
. .'''.r. ~ thus citv while shov cling snow /
h- sidewalk Henry Grafton IL f.
''' .tH." vas killed nv rear end ,
" Two Delaware and Hudson I
900 freight trains ard George Will ,
$50 """rcpm" nv exhaustion while !
= through th" heavy snow and died !
.' iN"EE Nov Swept by "A hurri- /
'r.'h hurled itself through the city .
~ 20! darkness Bal'imor. awoks .
.rng ." find itself cut IN from a !
orr "i I'd" world and with -orns 81 ,