Show SALT LAKE IS LASHED BY STORM 60 Mile Wind Tears DoT Down Streets De Destroying Plat Plate GI Glass s Windows Crippling Wires and Delaying Trains SJ LT IlAK LAKE was was' caught last ni night ht In in the wing of the great sl storm rm which s swept the mountain intermountain coun coun- try The rh storm arrived with a wind howling holing down the streets at an estimated estimated esti esti- mated velocity of 60 GO miles an hour Mrs Ernest Poulton 1038 S. S Second West est was severely cut with broken glass from a window which blew In Inon Inon inon on her In the women's rest room room of tho the Casino theatre The Tho sa sash h was torn from crom it Its hinges s and f fell ll wl with h a a. cr crash sh of broken glass on her head Her were treated at the tho emergency I ho hospital taI S SS S Infant nt l' l cn n DeathA Death DeathA nth I A narrow narro escape from do th to the Infant Mrs V PoUlton Ulton hold heM In An- An her hor arms I was possible because Mrs Pou f ton had h Jet et et t the lC child down n tc to tho the floor loor floora a minute ere the sash struck her Iter I head t rn d In Into her er Jap lap where she sho had bad been tile tl ba baby y l The blast arrived just as theatre I crowds ds were entering amusement I places Tho The torm seemed to 10 hurry I them thorn within shows and th the night life of or the elt city went on th the tho only difference difference differ differ- II ence enco noted notel b ln the scarcity of perI perSons per per- I ons Sons who ventured to brave c the storm stormon Pt on downtown streets streett I r Plate GlnN Vi 1 0 S 'S S 1 The The Tho the thc wind was was so great groat that heavy plate plato glass glass' windows ow crashed Inward when the weight of or blust was felt Two windows f W i F smashed tU nt tho the Grand h hotel tel on at nt atthe atthe the Z Z C C. 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I and ono one at Gardner Adams on on Main street Signs rocked on their supports Rub Rubbish Rub Rub- bIh bish blew out of oC and whirled In circles on side Ido streets Hats went wont flyIng flying fly- fly Ing Into the air and s several woo reported to have havo been lifted clear cloar and und drawn n upward In gusts of or wind which blew them over O high office buildings s Automobiles parked on Main street without brakes being firmly sot set w were re blown against the euro curD Several chimneys were reported blown down Phone Service Crippled Telephone service was crippled In seg-rc seg segregated cd at-cd Instances caused by tre s brushing brushing- against wires or connections being torn from houses The long distance service however stool stood l up upwell upwell upwell well under the strain and evidenced at a late hour last nl night ht as t the e wind windas was as lulling to have resisted tho the gale Street cars were delayed on all lines but the dispatchers dispatcher's office reported late lato last night that no car service had actually been halted No car power lines were reported down l lights went out In the tile north and west sections of oC tho the cil city over over a wide area area and crews struggled against heavy gusts of wind to restore service ice Ico until near daylight A dance at the State Capitol buildIng building building build build- ing was interrupted when lights went out out with the first blast of the tha wind The dan dance e was for the French war or orphans orphans' orphans orphans' orpharis' orpharis or- or pharis' pharis lUn fund Plans Immediately were we're re made mado for tho the dance danco to be hold held one week hence This Is the second postponement postponement post post- of or tho the affair Trains Are Arc Delayed Two trains are blockaded near Palmer Lake between Denver Den and Colorado SI Springs s. s Denver Delner Rio Grande train No 9 which left Denver at 1 1215 Hi p. p m. m and Colorado Southern No 2 for Trinidad both of which use I Continued on Page 2 SALT l HE LAKE KE HIT BY WIND IMD STORM Continued from Cram PaGe Pago 1 the same track out of ot Denver Den havo have run into huge drifts and a rotary plow has been sent from Colorado Southern train No o 23 3 Is behind a drift two miles mites from rota Longmont Long Long- I mont The Tho train left loet Denver at 2 oc ocl a ck Colorado Southern No 17 7 from from l Falcon to Denver IH is north northS of or Sullivan an Colo Cob Doth Both of oC these trains trains' arc not expected to be moved tonight tong Inch Mae Snowfall Colorado Southern train No Si 51 51 from Crom Silver Plume left lett Forks Fork's creek and on t the Georgetown t i. i S. S S1 loop carl early T n tonight 1 I n. n a lions Ions of or the Denver Rio Grando crack train No 2 2 are arc held at Pueblo because of the he storm Nine Inches of or snow had fallen to tonight tonight to- to night according to the weather bureau and the wind velocity varied from torn 0 50 to 50 miles an hour The Tho snowfall is abating S Worst Blizzard S Sr In r Y Years ears Hits West i Denver U April 17 17 W Wyoming Cobra Colora I I r rdo do western Nebraska and Kansas lansa were swept today by the worst wont blizzard zard In years Train service ser was annulled or almost p paralyzed and wire tion wa was cut cut off from a great part of oC tho the storm district In Denver er all out outgoing trains S were cancelled this afternoon and one ona train on tho tim Colorado Southern railroad was stalled near Arvada Ar with forty forty- five passengers There I are aro no hotel or restaurant rest accommodations at Ar v ada vada Interurban and local street car ear Berv- Berv leo ice was ws suspended a and d thousands of I persons wore forced to Walk talk home from rom work through a blizzard backed by a Cort mile forty gale galo Interference with electric power c caused used el electric light suspension o of ot service for street lamps The storm broke o last night and has been raging rag unabated all da day Km n on incoming trains reported they boy were unable to soc see more than reet feet ahead a few Cew Indications were according to wat weather er bureau officials that tho storm would abate I some time tonight and nd be DC followed by clear ar and cold weather |