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A CYCM STORM. Atlantic OoMt StaUa Swept by Fierce Hurricane. ROM FLORIDA TO IE1 UUKSIiCX

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NEW YOKK. Nor. t&.-N>w W»* entlrvly rat off from the ao4 w«*t ln*t nitfbt by ■ flrrtc cm or. mcooaipmaW by min mod which U mwocitlnic the Atlantic a Utin*lux demth In it* wmk* an peril ni* the liras of all who W« the *»•«». a atonn of bnnicauc swept u»> the Atlantic. One rea known to have cone down with

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Churcbea la Delaware town* were eioaed Sunday, and nobody ventured oat of doors unless driven by necaaslty. Harrisbunt rej>orted early In areninx that a tornado had struck the town. Tonudo ■ truck. Harrisburg" was the last word from there. "iKtubtleas the Lord could make a worse day, but doubtless be uaret did." was the verdict of the more glously Inclined of the 4.000.000 dents of New York. Starting from Florida Saturday Bight, the storm of wind and rain baa come up the coast at almost cyclonic speed. Early Sunday morning It was central off Cape Hatteras. although Its ever gathering force waa felt far to the northward. Wire service out of New York waa tied up more effectually for a night than at any other time since the bllaasnl of 18S4. The Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies have no Pert communication with cities further south than Baltimore, and all western points are rat off. Late in the afternoon It was repo that over 1U> poles along the Erie railroad had gone down, completely putting the New Tork-Buffalo-Cblcngo wires by that route out of service. Recourse for o short time was bad to wires via Albany and Syracuse, but a few hours afterward the pressure of the ice on the wires earned them, poles and all, to the ground outside of Poughkeepsie, thereby effectively doping tbe service. The Western Union was able to keep open the way to Balbmore. Philadelphia and most places in New Jersey, bat business for other points, save New England, was only accepted subject to delay. Communication between New York and Boston orer aU lines waa uninterrupted. F" Klacstoa iMlatcd kg ■(•raa. KINGSTON, N. Y„ Nov. IS.-TWs City has been Isolated from the rest ef tbe world so far as communication by telephone and telegraph Is concerned for thirty boon. Last night one telephone and one telegraph wire ware tn operation. Tbe city has suffered severely from tbe storm, and the companies furnishing electric light and motive power were operating last night for the first time since Sunday afternoon. Trains on the Ulster and Delaware rail rood were stalled.

Prtwoe rwaktml of Jmpt WASHINGTON. Nor. IS. - Prince Pushlmi, the adapted brother of the empetnr at Japan, arrived In Washing ton last night at 5:80 and assumed for the flm time since bla arrival In this country his official personality aa prime ot ths royal boose of Japan. Tbe prince comoa aa a special envoy from the emperor of Japes. H at the station by the /bird aaaisunt secretary of state, Mr. Pie rev. who. ea tbe personal reprmentattfe of tbe president, bed# him welcome to this try. Mr. Hlokl. the Bret secretary of tbe Japaneoe legation, and In the absence of the minister charge d'affaires, presented to tbe prince at tbe station Baron Kaneko, who la visiting In this counter, and Mr. Pierce and Colonel Symonds, U. B. A. The prince thanked them for their cordial welcome and expressed tbe aotlsfartlan be felt et being tn tbe United States. Tbe procession was then formed outside tbe car. and Secretary Pierre led the way. with the prince on bis arm. Tbe prince and party were driven to the Arlington hotel, where they will stay while Washington. Preceding the pro lion of carriages were four mounted policemen, and surrounding the prince and tbe members of his i>art£ were bicycle policemen. In anotbet carriage rode Chief Wilkie of tbe aecret service. The prince was presented to the president today. He wore his full uni form when calling at tbe Whit# House and the stats department, but wrote it villa u dress when calling on tbe foreign ambassadors. Tbe president will return the rail of Prince Pushlmi this afternoon. On Wednesday Assistant Secretary Igtomla will give a luncheon honor of tbe prince at the New Willard Hotel. At tbe Invitation of Count Cassini, tbe Rnesian ambassador who dean .of the diplomatic corpa, Mr. Aaptroa, tbe Mexican ambassador, will act aa dean daring the visit of the prince. AIRSHIP A FAILURE. FreneoU' Flrlnm Weehlsc Gave Wav

BOSTON, Nov. 16.—The fierce

on Saturday and swept up the

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Its center off Cape Bara,

Mewfoundland. Tbe atom tn the provinces, particularly along the pentoagM. «C Kora ScoUa. was attended with

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world for twenty-four boon a telephone connection between this city and Boston was established at o’clock last night. A storm of besvy, r wet snow prostrated the telegraph and

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GLOUCESTER. Maas., Nov. 16.Tbe two masted schooner Nautilus of Bock land. Me, is adrift In the harbor of going te pleow

the crew of the DolUvere Hfe saving I station after a hard battle with a terI rifle see. The Nautilus was bound from Perth Amboy, N. J, for Lock

BEADING. Pa, Nev. 16.—This cKy

te slowly reeorrrlng from the effects of tbe atona Trolley iraffic throughout tbe city and auburlw waa interrupted. Telephone and telegraph s ‘ were dBabied, and Beading was practically cut off from the outsMe world. More than 140 poles were snapped off on tbe Bast Penn railroad between Heading and Alien tows A ROYAL ENVOY.

J)R. WEBTLKY ROIXJKKS WALES, WALES’, Uxitsd Brans Pbasmact. Waxhimotox axd DnrArt's Braxera, Cape May CSty. K. J. Telephone 83 and 84. Office boors, 7 to 9 a. m., 2 to 4, and 7 to 9 p. m. Office sad residence, Wales United States Pharmacy. Niout Bku_

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 16.—An accident brought tbe teat flight of the Francois airship to an abrupt termination here after the flying machine had been In the air fifteen minutes, during which Its dirigibllity was not satisfactorily emonstrated, owing, the Inventor aid. to the a heroes of a rudder. Tbe airship rose to a height of about 00 feet In 'the ear were H. HippoUte Francois of Paris, Inventor and builder of tbe airship, and H. Scbneld•r. engtnaer. Shortly aftar It roes a sharp breaking else was beard, and a few seconds later one of tbe stern propellers struck upper framework several hard s, breaking tbe propeller snd

Q K r. H. LOBESCE, DENTIST Ooutn akd Hcaun Brauns, Caps Mat, K. J.

Orel Surgery, including Extraction of Teeth under Narcotised Air and — other Aneetbetica

Das. Lobxvcji A Scholl. Philadelphia

porta. Francois signalled to those on i pulled

BRANFORD. Conn, Bov. 16.—The pallce havatakauakaivagf tbelnvaatlgsOou Into tbe nandbaalng and robbing at Henry D. Curttea, die superin-

of the Tidewater Trap Bock Saturday night Mr. Curtiss

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RAN DIBOO. OsL, Nov. J&.-Wkfie ^ItMng to dm eurt Hero Mlea Isidore

actreaa. was caught by to wavy and carried, loto deep

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brought to shore •dons for sevsral boors sad thaw died. 8be .probably atruck a rock. Milan actor, who endeavored !• lto>b, .was renderad ua» eonectoue to ttol attempt He. waa reived after vtgorooi teestmant. —»l|n»a n* Ann Aekee. ANN ABBOB, Mich, Nev. 16.-Seven

been dlscorat the UnN

rrv tn the enand one la tbe tow departsaltb Officer T. B. Cooley ro porta that soot of the patients to dan-

gtouaslydS. ABC vaccina «d and

GLASGOW, Nov. 16.—Tbe death ef •George Lennox Wataoo. tbe yacht do

its .home here. His condition k > reported to be better, but to t night be suffered a relapet and pass away. He was bora tn USL

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