The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-04-02

Pacific Great Northern and 500 Lines are
having hard time of it. Dispatches from
the zone of the blizzard indicate that it is
fierce in character aud has been raging for
more than 30 hours
None of the three railroads is moving bust
ness today. The wires of the Northern Pacific
are all down, and at the general office it was
impossible 10 get any reliable information as
to particulars. 4 party Of executive and
traffic officials which left 81. Paul on Wednes
is biuckaded somewhere in North Dakota.
The North Coast Limited. which left St.
Paul yesterday morning. is ned up at Dickln
son.
WINNIPEG. Man, March 25--A Il rec biz
! zard ia, raging throughout Manitoba aud the
Northwest. Tie snow Is driven by high
northeast Wind and the trails are in bad shape.
! Raj ways are also blocked.
The Canadian Pacific trs..uS are late aud
! branch lines are showed up. The ASSlze
| Cour, at Brandon was postponed until the
weather moderates. Two CaueGiau Pacific
/ trains coiiided in the Brandon yards during
I the storm, badly damaging both engines and
wreckug "a number of cars. No one was
killed.
GRAND FoRks. y. D.. March 25.-Reports
! from Northern North Dakota, Montana aud
[ Canada say the worst storm OF the winter Is
raging. Snow has been falling ali day in the
snowfall Of two feet, and Langdou an equal
amount. Culber;son. Mont, reports snow
! drifts from to 10 feet deep.
BISMARCK. y. d.. March 25.-The worst
blizzard o. the winter Is raging Suowdrlits
| from three TO SIX feet deep can be seen
throughout the city.
CHICkGo, March 25-last nights storm 10
Ctlcago's suburbs was even more destructive
| than q. hrst supposed. Numbers Of persons
| injured made miraculous escapes from death.
I Among the injured at Washington Heights
was Mrs. ) Schapier, who was badly cut by
I tylng glass. The families Of Peter Nelieu and
/ Mrs. Z. Ray had narrow escapes. Mrs Mel
/ len aud her daughters were IN bed when the
I storm struck. IL ara Instant the roof was car
/ ned away and the terrified women we're
[ dreuched ty tue rain.
The Ray cottage VAS 30 feet away. Mrs.
i Ray and sewers. friends werc m the pArlor
Z when the roof Of the Neiien house crashed
. upon their dwelling. wrecklng the upper story.
lumber OF other houses and stores were
: bssiy damaged.
I Fred Bruak. ct south Chicago, ADD his
/ ul}r Rebecra sere severely injured when the
I root nf .heir dwelling was blown of. Both
I werr struck by bricks
/ Al S,ycajy.dit stree, and Railroad avenue
I the ~iu8 blew the root from a bgiiiiug oc-
I czplei by Browu s Co. coal dealers and
3 hurled g against = car or the Ca.anIe. electric
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