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NEW-YORK. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 1899.-FOURTEEN PAGES.
PRICE THREE CENTS.
ijOILO IN AMERICAN HANDS.
Kir$ CAPITAL TAKEN BY GENERAL MILLER'* FORCES
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SNOW, WIND AND BITTER COLD.
RIVAL OF THE BLIZZARD OF 1888 STRIKES THE ATLANTIC
COAST.
RAILROAD TRAFFIC ALMOST AT A .STANDSTILL.
The snowstorm that "an so gently on Saturday evening and continued at
intervals during Sunday developed early yestei morning into the severest
storn ? t has visited I tion of ti ? :?. since the blizzard of 1888. *? *
tdvanced the high wind took on the force of a hurricane and piled tip
? inner that almost all the railroads leading into the city and
ferse; City pracl ?pended the running of trains by i . In*
Manhattan the surface '! i i elevated trail i i red to
? uncertain intervals, but all the other traffic ? ?tandstilh
The use 1 a great deal of suffering among the poor, and the 5tn el ' iean*
. The city was prai ?eiore
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. the predictions for to-day indicated clearing weather
further i in temperature.
? ; the blizzard come in from all along the Atlantic slope.
iy throughout the day, train service on the rtSm
?> at Philadelj iltimore was abandoned. In the former
city the snowfall had reached almost a foot and a hah', and business was practi
I. The si m the mountain region? of Pennsylvania, Mary
was even greater, and with the severe temperature caused
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x tended as far South a> Mobile, and in the South Atlantic and
? ? irly vegetables and fruit was caused, and the cold waj
??al famine was reported from a number of Virginia cities and
? n wrecks, due to the cold and storm, occurred near Pittsburg and near
. v ith the loss of the lives of an engineer and two firemen.
- rs who were carried ?adrift on an icefloe on Lake Michigan wtrs
m I..v rence, of the Merchants and Miners' Line, of
v n Port Royal, S. C, and three boatloads of men from
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stick to their wires an 1 they
reported I - until late at night,
when the ht?rr -
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S ft BO lEVEltE AS IN lSSJ.
if th** blizagrd of 1SS<? wer?
Many were Inclined to think
that 1 i u - re as that
which tt the ictlvlty of the city eleven
? ' nave good
?BOW hard snd
dry yestarday, while it was 5- ft nnl wet la tha
MizzarJ, hut the wind did r >t avrage
??h a rate es In the forrr.'-r stem, alth ugh
? : !" ls>*s af:er nightfall.
I In the ??. ? Saturday
?? -s of ?now had
up to 1?. o'cl <k last night. In the bill
f I*?*?*? ?h<- snowfall was 20.9 Inch?*?, But
that, there were ?-n the ground last night
twenty-three inches of snow, a part of ?hieb
.?t Thurs'iiy and Friday.
The tfmper.-it'.ir? during the present storm
?nurh lownr on the average than In the
?tonn : elevei >?ars ago. It rema:r.??d nearly
:.ary all lay at ??. ?*> ar;i ?i d?-?*:ee8 abova
z?r'i until 7 o'd >ck in the e.er.ir-g, when it be?
gun to rise rapidly, owing to the proximity of
the storm ?-??titre. At 9 ?.'cl'.rk ? ? ton to
In d.grt'?!? abovi : was stil! slowly ns
:: _? Whs ? : - I, . - : r one
was the high winl that d* th?.- after?
noon. Fr'.m noon it blew a a.- . 0 the
evening it rose to the hurr:<~ur At 10
o'clock it ? ??' and was
si ooting th" M . '.
at th?- rat? I ty-two n:: I;. th?*
? 1868 the temperatui ? : be
lOW 11 d??;re.?s ., r.ever
? the
-, r.. .-\.-? chit -? lik? it of .-ad.
THE LINE! BADLT CRIPPLED.
wt. t as I was
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In a ;n? h the
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time ? the Sixth
and Pourth-ave.
when ? ;rth?
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travelling
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collapas trom th?- sold. Aa it wa?. on?- ?i?-v ? \
his time to the operation of the brake wtu.e lUe

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