 | 1899 - 350 pages
...was incalculable. One of the most remarkable phenomena was the flow of ice down the Mississippi Kiver on the 17th of February, past JNew Orleans, and into...the 13th. Another phenomenon was the fall of snow at Jacksonville, Florida. Here the temperature fell forty degrees in the twenty-four hours ending at 8... | |
 | 1901 - 460 pages
...F. During the cold wave of February 13, 1899, an unheard-of event occurred: ice an inch in thickness formed at the mouth of the Mississippi in East and...Island Bays, and the temperature fell to 10° F. On the 1 7th of February there was a flow of ice past New Orleans into the gulf of Mexico, a phenomenon never... | |
 | Solomon Solis-Cohen - 1901 - 452 pages
...F. During the cold wave of February 13, 1899, an unheard-of event occurred: ice an inch in thickness formed at the mouth of the Mississippi in East and...Island Bays, and the temperature fell to 10° F. On the I7th of February there was a flow of ice past New Orleans into the gulf of Mexico, a phenomenon never... | |
 | 1899 - 808 pages
...remarkable phenomena was the flow of ice down the Mississippi River on the I7ih of February past New Orleans and into the Gulf of Mexico, an event never...Garden Island Bays and the temperature fell to 10° on the 13ih. Another phenomenon was the fall of snow at Jacksonville, Florida. DR. RG CURTIN, of Philadelphia,... | |
 | 1899 - 708 pages
...phenomena was the flow of ice down the Mississippi River on the 17th of February past New Orleans aud into the Gulf of Mexico, an event never before witnessed...Garden Island Bays and the temperature fell to 10° on the 13ih. Another phenomenon was the fall of snow at Jacksonville, Florida. DK. RG CURTIN, of Philadelphia,... | |
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Orleans, and into the Gulf of Mexico, — an event never before witnessed during the memory of man. Ice an inch thick formed at the mouth of the Mississippi, in East and Garden Island Bays, and the temperature fell to 10° F. on the 13th. 