The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1908, Page 3

2 ee evEewiWe wUunnd, reiVAY, JANUARY 24, 1908. ‘Scenes at Two of the Principal Centres of Traffic in Manhattan During the Busiest Hours of Day in the First Blizzard of 1908. (Photographed Especially for The Evening World by Staff Artists.) all lines, as they cannot move except | hampe on the car tracks, and the tracks are | “0S, {ime go slippery that the horses are continu- | the highest ally falling down. We are choked by H this condition, but not tied up by the | eee stom. For instance, in giants! ‘The: B. Maphattan Hotel on ously etréet an ice wagon floundered a “Ol the tracks and tied up the road for an hour. Woe had to push the heavy | vehicle two blocks before we could | clear the tracks.” | Wherever on: way took him In | Manhattan Borough lines of stalled cars could be seen on the roads Mr. | Delaltey announced were open and run- | from the sheds ning. He even went so far as to state | “fai along the sn that the horse-car lines were not ham- | fie fey Pisses pered either on Fuiton or Houston | tions of thi street, except In eo far as vehicies ty e, terefered with them. When he this announcement five cari drawn by four horses, were blocked between Broadway and the Bowery on Houston street, and the policeman at Broadway and Fulton had | { watched a four-horse car struggling for sixty minutes to acco h the dis. tance between N and the} f main thorought. The snow ploughs were sent out at § o'clock last night and kept running all | night, the railway officials sald at the ploughs failed to clear the roads was not the fault of the manag u but of the vehicles and horses that would flounder across the tracks. “L” Trains All Crawled, Trains were moving on the “L' roads | of Manhattan, but not with any no- ticeadle expedition. Express trains on the Third avenue ran between One Hundred and Sixteenth and F: second streets in fifty minutes, stead of the sual fifteen, On the Ninth avenue “L" it was necessary to run with extreme caution, as some of the switches had frozen and worked badly. Even the subway, in the ex- posed places in the Bronx and along "Vine the Manhattan street viaduct was snow we are no looked out only they ¢ mad eae In- the folk ompeiled to way. In then. re scantily aScoene At Tlodson Sguare., about found it ard goinsy arr up the quan Punches a space to show y of snow. | slelghs, and the e load > Will be increased Sound Steamer J. H. Starin | <1. of! damping, the tickets mune | be | pe had Zo : Goes Ashore at Whitestone. "Business Streets Must Walt JS aia mot tgee | ir for opening the dently lost his beariz nd the point on w located. Instead The steamer John H. Starin, Btarin Line, bound from New Haven tc New York, ran ashore in the storm earlg: to-day on a sandy beach at ‘Whitestone Landing, Long Island. She| toward Little Bay had ‘eight passengers aboard. Nobody | w see Polnt sa vel and keepin was paid New Jersey Lines Tied Up, Thousands W ait in Cars, | was injured and the boat was not badly no shore a s 4 Son ji Stee: our, damaged. not have n mange shorers, aid: tlekets Work. in. , w Jers The passengers were taken to White | squall pensar s ere s y stone in small boats and con boat was off S ee f i notive Juny t ‘ Locomotive . I their journey New York by rai fel ero ar of sn ut The I caw fs a: In the Long Island well es ur Dee on High Track at Ham- |} mel’s S to pull the Starin and dry. head on t fher rudder out of wat ‘Was made to move he late this afternoon. The John H. Starin, one of the boats | formerly in the service tween this] city and Glen Island, w Haven Jate/last night with a big cargo of freight. Oniv a few passengers, how- | Old Vessel ever, had the temerity to brave the| blizzard on the Sound There was a gale blowing, end the | snow was so thick that many of the lights were hidden. The capta to depend on his knowledge route to guide . and right until he re the Sound narrows between Neck and Fort Totten Up tot tretch by the Sound skirt the Throge’s Neck ution, ee nineatren heweat and High on Shore rin was due at is mornlix the of on the pier at the et professed ig-| whereanouts, lee Corpo! Drifts Blocked Lines. as possible, 2 the more snow Y streets. Godsend to Unempioyed. Toe snowfall was a godsend to ; Syed—or to css. all day s bound men wi Schuyler light, they rh a few dollars * "Before € @round the point m sume DESSEn ERTS . . Capt. Hubbard, of thetanow, muuveliers to" ek them long Saye “RASPBERRY_CHOCO- 2 n a‘ EXTRA SEECr Ewe Vee oy Liners Held Outside Hook; ser the exclusive restaurants of Paris and ' e 7 DU ‘but most nourishing and . Victims on ne ‘Bliz zard a Who Suftered Physical Hurts Bay and Rivers Deserted In th tlon Walde econd street, fe.l : Cee BOUND 15¢ Seon are eam spon get nang PECIAL jor this FRIQAY SPECIAL for this SATURDAY oa (LW PRC Li Ey eS) z UN CREAMED 13 ROMAN PUNCH 10 a h oy, | FILBERTS...---.POUND I 4 Ci ton pons. .... POUND Cc 7 street, was stu iN WE STIUBERTS coc BQUSDIES since dhe was taken 8! Gal oT Butea woety | SPECIAL FOR THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY "|Special Assorted Chocolates (,ir.) PUUN 19¢ corner Phird avenue, a fract certain sch when New Jerse places of smother dense that the visible from W etreet and on the mixer the ley was thick: Down the bay there was nothing of ding was in- | moving, tten Island ferry- boats b Outside the Hoo: ners © Q : and Was compelled to le Adriatic, the White Star line, which had aboar Int DNFAPPLE FRU!I 19 MILK CHOCOLATE 9 ; RUKGE _pousp atG — watyvts, .... Pounn Cc several witnes: mmoned for th 4 pa Paty-seve ally Ne Park Row Store open y evening until 11 o'clock, Staten Island, Isolated aa Mie Fa through the seciay siveet and Coot met Sizcet, Stores open Saturday’ everings A is s until 11 o'clock, Snow Removal Is Hampered WE 0) LIVER FREE Wagner, Arctic Region, Cars: ‘“Dead” : * Gar By Lack of Carts and Teams es Hie Tee einen eer Et Mee Es diUS EINK PAR The big job oving ¥ siak BAPE ERY AND Ag CEM EST SH P4PARCL snowfall of the winter from t uu ot at ‘boats were ¢ s}leduaton front ess ApE ayan H ‘of secon proceeded slowly and disappolr F ae : hee iad sem is supposed to h os ee COhn, CAURCH. STARS to-day, beca Uifticulty: t for their the blinding sheets of! of No ae West Ei FALL RIVER LIS ER: curing carts and horses. There w najor part of nhattan, had snow were as thick as a fog, | io reat w. Alt, SAFE IN POR ow and heap it in piles noth neadedias In other par caascaan UP, win 5 | N ape other e nae de 1 River line in t RAreLT ORR RETOTE ,| _ Not only all sorts of traffic made j Arkusoh had he th fiwietwarss nd imporst in the remote places Vovidence ch left w York las F ve Staten Island. but the neavy wind it for’ Newport rived ut N Fe : anaete ph wires x Arad tata gers were lan Ne ; He Pp Wan si bi ti slew itt eens Seas tonthaiusaestinaiiniean iViR mm a AG On G Price the countr. (Cash or Credit.) stock in city Arkusch | Idren—Ralph, t westbound ste line reached les and Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Bed- nanded wit o-Ba ; stn Rel sph sk wee cote AGT Ay n't WAS” MR | hl pets, Ros, ‘As advertised for in The Morning [°)* ' Sa na —— tn Alle, Wax teen years ‘ences required ri 0. M4 Madison street, and T. menial foro wman, Id, of N: st Houston street st Broadway an. ng removed to Gouy Hospital! Many Fell on Sidewalks World’s Want Directory. 37 Maiden Lane. res Ee . Long Island Railroad i reno i a Trains in “now Drifts, ) DOWN: ‘Clearing Sale| Addressers 5 y Agents Ea % Sarafina Mictllt. Bookkee (ra Twentleth street, s lon the Bakers € e us e : alk in front N ; Bore la s far ren | cola e Dear en are F i Misfit: Carpets, Linoleums, usnermen eat x re J | t thig 3 4 s o Re 5 Butchers ee ‘ 4s | eee orl Nea ssrA Went es and Matting Remnants. Bindery Help i . t wa | eleventh street, fell on tho sidewalk at DIED. Chambermaids Jed L acted righ? my husband, JOSEPH RLANGEY, sag b po | ) RB of No: : ative Church, Park av., corner inal 5 ay fr ost. on Ja at 7 A. M. Jersey Papers plea On Wednesday, Jan, 22, 1908 °H, Jr, beloved son of Joseph and Mary Jane Clark (nee Cullen). tlves and friends are respectfully Compositors Cooks (Male) © copy, Cooks (F on Dressma Dentis: Beale Chambers street, and “ AN ale bottled bya Aen dil-| ferent bottlers will have a); $) dozen different tastes. 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The frost-li A se vavonia avenue x piled the roads with great drifts that fu ate Twanty-thi Teteeer rand | gi ASrertisemonta, 95, the, Word may “Bebiay | finde "thea" impassable except ‘tor Wethtevenue, In trot of the Flatiron {i the’ city'unul’b P. ik.