Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-27

very late. All city trolley lines nranag ed
u Keep open. but Il number OF the suburb
an lines were completely blocked. late
last night. by the high urfts piled up
10y The gale. Early today. however. the
lines had been practically closed and but
slight delay was noted.
Manchester. y. H.. Jan. 26.-There was
a zero temperature again. this morning.
and the wind is blowing a gale but the
steam and trolley lines are able to ap-
preach closely to schedule time. The snow
is sin drifting but not TO any such ex.
tent as yesterday.
Pittsburg. Pa. Jan. 26.-There was
practically no through service on the
Pennsylvania Railroad today. between
PittsbIrg and Philadelphia. Up to noon
the Chicago express was the only
through train from New York to reach
this city and it was eight hours late.
Notices We're posted tina. all through
trains had been annulled. No eastern
trains have arrived Oh the Baltimore &
Ohio but all were expected during the
Gay.
Vineyard Haven. Mass, Jan. 26.-
Steamer North Star Of the Maine
steamship company. capt. Bragg. Port
land for New York. arrived here. this
afternoon. The steamer left Portland
Tuesday evening, at her usual hour
and when off Cape Cod. the gale in
creased With such fury that the cap
tain was unable TO make Pollock Rip
and for the salty OF tho ship haulel
her OFF shore and came in by the way
If South Shoal ligntSh:p. Yesterday sh =
lay To OFF the south si.ic Of Nantucket
and braVed IL northeast blizzard which
The captain thinks muSl have blown at
least - miles per hour. The ship cX-
pericnced a severe washing but hey
hull was not injured. Heavy seas swept
owe rher. and her nous. : above decks
on Starboard side Wer. badly stove in.
TIE forward deck on Starboard sid
vas also started.
Several vessels are frozen in here and
there is cnnsidc.a3l. drift ice in Vino
yard sound.
Sandwich. Mass. Jan. o6-The two
nasted tishin,, schooner Monitor OF
PrOvincetown struck on Sagamore
Beach bar during thu night and the
Cantain and crew OF three men passed
several hours With great suffering i'm
the rigging Until at daylight they We're
able to make their way to land on the
ehb ti.!c. The schOone" went ashore so
Suddenly that the fishermen had no op-
Iorturitv TO send up signals. the high
running seas .rcin- them to take re-
fuge Immediately in the rigging. The
4 = l.. I'll.
Gritty ii the storm made their position
one of hardship and it vas with diff
Guilty.
Harrisburg Pa. Jan. 26-Railroad
tr;t file has been paralyZed by the
storm. Traffic has been suspended on
the Pennsylvania Railroad east and
south of Harrisburg. Fifty-threc
freight trains arc said to be snow
bound on the PENNSYLVANIA road be-
tween here and Philadelphia.
Wilmington. Del. JAN o6-Not a
train WAS moving on the Philadei-
phia division OF the Baltimore & Ohio.
This morning. The Royal Blue Line.
southbound. due here ut $50, last
evening. was held up by drifts below
this city and was still stuck fast. this
morning. Other trains were blocked
along III" line.
Calais. Me. Jan. 2h.-Thc schooner Mel
lie F.a ton which went ashore, today. off
Province town. Mass. CARRIE! a crew %
five men as follows: Simon +. Hunting
and his son. Frank limiting. are captain
and mate: David Watson and Charles
jackson. Stamcn and Frank Letter.
cook. All except The cook live here. TIL
Eaten had Il cargo OF no tons of coal
corSiCacd to the E,aStport Lighting Co.
Ia sport valued at $1,000. She was prdcti-
cIllv rchGilt. last year. ana valued by her
OWNER. 4 IL SAWYER OF CIIais. AZ &GtlO.