Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-03
View York city Is Slowly
Emerging From SevereSt
Storm Since 1888, Which
had Stood as Record,
ENORMOUS DAMAGE
RESULTS TO BUSINESS
Total Of Eleven Deaths Is Re-
corded, Traffic Is Almost at
StaodStIII and Wire Com
manIcatIon Suspended,

l"f soHNiNa JOURNAL SPECIAL AsAsso Ntnst
N'W urk March Hundreds OF
persons climbed hugo snow banks In
0Wri broadway today ia order to get
htn the United States customs house
aNN Tile their income tax reports IL
Nha estimated chat the government
you'd collect Si0,00O.000 from New
orNers earning taxable Incomes.
"a special corps of cleaners swept
iAne down The middle of Broad
eliucl ana business was transacted
pelWeen two snow banks
on tho cotton eNuhanee onk. oOo
nAles changed hands at the opening
Cotton brokers reported nlnost
N'HliitlV interruption Of wire scrvire
g southern points AN In all. the
htatlh was the most severe IN its af
itel uu Bcneral business In tho finan-
.lnl district since the memorable
blizzard of tsSS
Thousands cared Tor by Charity
More than 2h0U men. women ana
tHHufth sought shelter last night and
soU"N ih the municipal lodging house.
thousands Of other homeless peraona
Were cared for M the lodging houses
aHa mission houses along the BoWerv
ahd the lower east side.
mere WAS a general movement on
lnpl leeaN to have the churches ln
lhe 'ltN thrown open % the .noor
None at thp twenty odd steamships
que todaN nine of which are ocean
ilners had 8rrlVcd this afternoon. Tho
loNll nnnher of passcngcrs carried bv
lneae hners is estimated at 5000. No
wireless coaHsrtien had been estnb-
lE lvd WIN amy af them up 10 2.90
WIN icmRemWfes rising and faif
Ns''i'ef promised New York and Vi
s9niNhi htFnn 20 emerge from
Other cities suffer.
hcpuris from uthcr cities showed
We damage caused by wind. snov
faih and Sheet tf he widespread. From
lind on ihe west and BaItimore
.A thr south to the Canadian and
NOVA aeotim borders. the storm has
u tttu general ln New England fur
bati uHmHRo ls expected from rivers
Ahu streams swollen by melting H..
iud SNOW I'M ana near New York
eleven persons ncrshed Yesterday and
TO-DAY ana several fatalities were re-
ported elsewhere.
Except by roundabout routes and
WIN tho ain sc few wires running
Nhacl -taund, commercial New York
iohlsht alill remained rHi off from
Vlehr1phic communication with the
he. uHd south
fne public seryiUo corporations
l'ae hed philadelphia hy way of Mon
lio'L AMI had o. teW wires 10 WASH
'nslon. Baltimore Pittsburgh, and
0IHiit"h. Wilmington. Riehmond and
l't'lihs. For the most part these
tett leieHnetr circuits Il viii be al
''aaI % week T was stuted, before ser
Vice can ho restored To- normal condi-
iens
Az Lead Hundreds Climb NoG.
os.'N Rum Into BIG Figurc-.
Iflt graph company offielnls snid
ne3 'nait moi estimate the cost of
ahin. repairs THE loss to one rom-
HIf alone NaA placed at 5000 600 for
Ne@ York and vicinity
sums tilc lrsson taught nj the time
washington NHs cui Off from come
nhnif 1tlon on The day of the TAFT i'm
ntHr1tiou telephone officials snid
Nli no iIme has telephone service
p t1o national r1pitul been cut Off
umplpiell After tho experience Ina
'N7 wires o. Washington were placed
nder ground end during the present
ltlHrbancc according 10 the tcle-
hqnn oiticIaIs proved The value of
He fn1usf Despite thc serious wlr.-
lltltion for more Jhan Two days the
o.fIco "t t1c Associated Press has been
1alni.ined intact throughout the
'-tt'u territory affected. White
uHlei iu u slightly roundabout man
i lh anc instances. wires 20 the
ull ana west hy was of Washington,
Htahunsh aUl Chicago were kept ln
d
Wire scNicc Restored.
i'Nuahknepsv ana schenectady wers
lc only oltIc even temporarily cut OFF
ru communication Wire com
l0ni ALTON vita pouehhoopsie was cs-
nllsnri early tonight after It had
cen shut off from wire ntercoursa
lth the outside world Tor thirty
0nts
THE flilu telegraph poles which
llHtfnptei wire service continued to
ol3f trains lUr m1uV hours Trains
ir lose 0u MANY roads in New York.
cW dorsey md many other states
lr npuue lNnn railroad announced
IuIght Il hId resumed sending ont
nlus rsHHt3 from thr lncnl terml-
nj Hf $3.50 DID, after lWcnty-fiVe
ours 0f interrupted service
fnt. trains en- route from phlia
lphW Hrrr Stalled Hf Trenton and
lrf nseta Wore sent 90 hotels
4 the Nemst Iau.9 road somewhere
New Jersey triln with Vice Pre-
'ont Marshall as passenger was
oliatCd tn hc proceeding SLOWLY to-
afi N H|usaon The congressional
uHte1 thui lett NnW Iurk YESTERDAY.
He believed tn br near Wilmington
might Am express tuin that left
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