The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
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N New ,,,i !. York Buried nder$F oot.
V. of Snow Several #P sot1s 8$#
Frozen to3 ID cath. X
SUFFERING NG EVER YvvHERE.
Trains Unable to Rim and Yes,
3ss3 sells Locked Fast il Il
s35 Harbors. .lsI

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IN y Eir3 s. DIRK, January 25. No since
the blizzard tof 4 sss. by which all storms
are estimated as great or small ], has New.
Y York been 50 co,npl etcly snow bound US
Is tonight. Tho cl Itself y IL lylngi
under d foot OF snow, that In many places
has been banked BY the wind to saS height;
OF several feet. Surface traVel enrfy In
tito day was abandoned, I, overhead tran -S
81 was irreg ular "a Y \ 81 loW and II re
lnalncd for tho underground 4 roads to!
carry homo. SO far as they could reach
within tho city limits. tho hundreds Of
thousands Of workers from the down
town. districts. IN "A IL; w
4, In Grasp of Storm
5 Tho entire coast line from; tho Della
ware Scapes north 4 has been In the grasp
\ Of a storm, which; because Of the heavy
fall OF snow, the Intensity OF tile cold
/ and tho force OF the gale, has exceeded
in severity nnyth hing expert need in years .s
sSS Inland from Maine ttllrough b out the New
England S States ~ and sS nj iddle s q uantlc9
states, all reports Ind icat mos COM
sYlete winter tie-np. Far into the west!
there sis snow md Il trema arkab low TEN Y
pera ture, while the extreme south seems
;to have estap \ everywhere. ral llroad,
traffic is delayed. 4 reports OF lisa sters$ TO
shipping are coming n n ii and WI thS the
rapidly falling thermometer much suf;-. f;.s
ffering must 8cfslle. NJ Y So severe was tho
storm in this city that even during tho
da hours several persons were 9to. 70
death or died from exhaustion s5ls
Tonight the hospitals. the police 8 "a "a \
tiors aud the house Of ref uge are croWded
Is their full capacity. 6; {Ss a ss5
E5 {}g# g rS& n; = rrav :, al fsS
More than once police reserves We're: 2:
called o,it TO take care Of The crowds W'sd:7s
That were struggling around the entrance
tn0 @ some belated s ferry boat which was
soon to attempt another trip, 4 Long be-
fore 5s,lndownstle honieward hound work- *
ers learned that: trolleys everyW herc.
Throughout Manhattan had been aban-
doned :B that cars were stalled IN many.
pieces, and for those who lived in the
suburbs nothing remained but take UP
quarters somewhere near ut hand II thoyi
hoped to return N to work the following
dny. ts.s5 5 @ l lss
n soon after Y O'Clock tonight q bulletin
was posted In the Grand Central Statio
that no more trains were expected to
arrive over tho New Y ork Central road
during the night. Trains were delayed
on all the roads. ss;$
%38Not aSYessel of any. kind has Z sailed
from arrived a this port In more than
twenty-foursh hours, and ut b tho port Of
Eoston only one arrival was re ported !, and
that a coastwise steamer AT Sandy
Hook and Quarantine the gale bleW3fltiI
sixty miles an hour, q nd a 4 lumber OF;
vessels are reported at anchor there. &
Along the coast OF Maine and Nj ssa-
chusetts several schooners wcre reported
ashore. but as the gale gave warning Of
ha rfnrs found
and there were many storm-bound fleets