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The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-10
IL INCHRs HIGHER.
COST OF THE FLOOD.
Damage and Repairs Estimated at Two
Million Dollars.

tits tremendous undertaking, especially
at this ear y stage, to attempt to esti mate
the cost Of the deiuge. Already, however,
il has been carvassed and the most 70.
liable calculations, pls,e II at two million
dollars, in the city, as a very low estimate.
The actual damage done 10 residences,
business houses and public places 10 the
largest feature. 1t will be weeks before
this damage can be repaired. Every house
flooded is demsged from $25 upward, and
repairs to many will reach away up in the
hundreds OF dollars. Hundreds OF men
will lose three or four days work and the
suspension Of business will be loss that
cannot be reduced TO dollars and cents.
Two million dollars will no more than
cover the actual loss 10 citizens and firms
OF Wheeling alone. Outside OF the city,
within radius Of five miles, the loss will
be double az much more. Bellaire, Bridge
port, Martins Ferry and Bsnwood will
each suffer largely. Every railway con.
psny will sustain heavy damage IN the
way of washouts, slips and land slides.
The Ohio River road will lose large part
OF its new road bed and will have much Of
its work to do over.
When the flood clears of then will the
work begin. At least six inches OF mud
will have been deposited every surface,
while in many pisces, notably the Island.
the debris will be something terrific. The
city will have . big aud expensive job In
CLEANING up, and It will be some time be-
fore the last OF Ii seen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-10
WILD DISMi Az.
ShTIeks and cries for help Prom the
North EEd of ihe Island

The leland was wrapped in an imp"ne
trsble vicl Of darkness Wednesday night
There was TO time to ask whether the gas
Office was to blame, but in some manner
the msiT leading 10 the Island filled With
sstsr snd cut OIL the gas, leaving the whole
ward in total dsrkneSs The scene this
created fairly psrslyzed description. When
he water rose so as to fsirly cover the Is
land, the current swept over il a. the rate
Of eight miles an hour, rendering boating
perilous in the extreme and suddenly end
ir 2 what futile msneuyreS had been taken
to rescue those in danger All night
long the widest excitement existed in
regard to the Island. Many families were
known TO have rsmsined there, and what
was their situation aud what their
jsr ger, no one knew. Rlmors Of the most
irightful description filed the sir and tales
The most horrible were circulated concern
ing death and destruction on the Island.
People in the First and Second wards could
hear sbrieks and cries for help from the
north end of the Island. sud relay after re.
Jay Of citizens came down to the centre of
the city relating their stories and implor.
ing yescuing parties to start out 1t was
fesrful time. Crowds stood discussing the
situation and trying in vain to pierce the
darkness tnshrouding the Island behind
which such dire tragedy might he ens,t.
ing. Women implored their hush 'nds and
mothers their sons to 60 to the aid of the
perishing. Rescue parties were formed
and all that vss possible done to relieve
the suffering and Iescue those in danger.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-10
In DIRESr MISERY.


Tne Suffering Eighth Ward-Me. A..
Provtstons auss be There This Ma,
iBE.
IL there was suffering on the l,l,,.
there was misery in the Eighth ward A.
the stories from there come up shudd.r;,.
With the horror they bear. Lac, ni,b'
Capt. Noise came up and told q feat,
story OF the woe and want existing th,,.
At least Eve hundred families ar. Iir,,
in the tops Of submerged bui!di,,
and many Of them have ta,x
no food since the Hood can,
Only Messrs. Noise, Rsymann and Phi
lips were there, OF the committee, and ts,,
could not begin to supply tae wants. Pc
pie would stretch their arms from opr
windows and cry piteously for bread, br
there was none. One thousand loayes A
bread must be down there by 0 O'Clock ii,
morning and the committees must See !,
1t. Fifty distributing men should be iov,
there early. with abundance OF food, Lea,
ing the ladies to attend to the centre q
the city, which they can easily do. |,
was expected the Regular would touc.
there and bring off the sufferers, bU, d,
could not do it.
-Four hundred people we're fed 10 *
from Hobbs glass house, bat the prom,
ions ran out before nearly all were re.ch..
and the hundreds IN the houses could o.
b gotten at oil. ATS O'Clock there ~
not crumb left and there is an imp.n
tive necessity Of sending food down the,
With men TO distribute Il. al the first d,v,
OF good light.
Capt. Noise saw the committee. ala
leaving this office and they promised to 4
all in their power. There is no bread /,
the city, except 800 loaves at Prachr,, b.
there III ust certainly be crackers aud a.
meat enough. Food. whatever i, may b.
should go down early, and 1t mus. be dor,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-10

win experience In cleaning up and A..
their houSea Thieves have bean I'M
In their work In some OF the hopss. 4ai
have carried of various small .rti,,. "
value. The police have spotted ANN. q
them and are only awaidng . moS
when they will be able to observe ,b.~
the act Of stealing or can secure III. ~
mony Of some one who can convic, ~
Thee men, Il IL useless to say, ,,. :.
meanest and most contem ptible Of y
you might call men. They are bn.
vultures, and It 10 hoped the polio. vim,
able to capture them. A number OF A..
are known, and for their own saie,, \,
better desist from their thievins deu,,a
tons. The destruction Of property /, ,,.'
in the district, and several familie. vii !.
homeless when the food subsidies. NJ
Of the alleys are filled With all sort. Of Az
from houses and board piles to barrel, -,
boxes. Many Of the storsrooms aud OIL,
business places are exposed to "A.
depredatiops OF the waller and the en-.
will be carried of. The loss can not =.
be estimated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-10
REGISTER RELIEF FUND.

TME REGISTER Friday morning said: The
general snG widespread distress ell around
as, sud grim want stalking 10 our midst
calls not only for our sympathy but for
actual and immediate assistance and pecu
mary aid, Nhich alone eau stem the tide OF
misery ard distress among the poorer class
es in d inundated sections. 10 az emer
gepcy like tie present, where industry
could not avail nor years of thrift prevent
where the turbid waters of the
Ohio have in their ruthless passage
made thousands homeless and depend
ent on their more fortunate fellow.meu
where the savings and accumulstions OF
years have been swept away in q single
night in the dreary waste Of water, thou
sands, irrespective OF age or sex, are thrown
upon the resources OF their friends for
place to lay their heads. True charity
never fails, and we hope TO see the call OF
the Citizens Executive Committee N act
with a liberal and whole soul response
In order to reach q large number OF friends,
not only in Wheeling but through this
operation is earnestly deiired.
The Register
will open to-day q Relief Fund" and turn
ever ,be same every day to the Citizens
Committee, headed by Mayor Miller.
While We trust to n ceive large coatribu.
tons from those who are able 10 afford
them, tie smallest mite is equally sccepta-
BILE
The REalsTEE will publish every day
list of contributors, Add heads the list to-
day with ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
We trust TO see the list amount to such
proportions that Wheeling and West yir.
gipia will have reason to be proud of the
large heartedness of her citizens.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-10
BENEVOLENT LADIES
TALe Prompt Measures for the Relief
of the Sufferers.

of the Sufferers.
meeting of the Women's Union Beney'
Client s, cieIy was held on Thursday after.
noon at the Lipsl y Institute for the pur-
pose Of aiding the sufferers by the flood. A
large number were present and worked
Ear pestly and promptly in devising plahs
to relieve the sufferers. A com mittee oil
teutlemsn consisting Of Mr.. S. Z. Hiidreth'
Mr.. A. 6. Egerter and Col. n. Wilkinson
net with The ladies for conference, and re.
ported. An executive committee of nine
gentlemen having been appointed with
Hon. T. A Miller, chairman, nine ladies
KeIe appointed to work in onjunction
with them
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
Committee on Food and Shelter-Mr.
william A List, DR.. Jspson. Mr., Hof;
mann; Mrs. Harden, Mrs. Richeldatier and
Mrs. Roy.
Committee on INTERCHANGEABLE. Reis.
Ter, NJ. Horkheimer and Mr.. Dobbins. -,
large number of families were reported
needing food and clothing stopping at the
First PresbS terrain Church, the Third ward
school building and Second ward market
house. These and a number OF families
iu East Whe cling were relieved during the
afternoon ard evening by ladies sent from
the society. A motion was carried that
clothing and groceries be sent to the room
of the society, at Linsley Institute and
advertisements be inserted in the papers to
hist effect committee Of ladies, con
sis,irg of Mrs. PAUL., Mrs. Rheinstrom
Mrs 5 O. TAYLOR, Miss Bodley, Miss Gold.
mar. Mrs. Hazlett Mrs or, Mrs. Burke,
Mrs Turner, Mrs. Busby and Mrs. Snyder
Was appointed to receive and distribute
articles Of 70 d and clothing from thi
room.
The Executive Committee OF ladies' con.
sists Of Mrs. &. h. What, Mrs. J. Frew,
Mrs. j. ] Jones Mrs W +. Builder. Mrs.
Colonel White, Mrs. Metcaif Mrs. Kelley,
Mrs Hardesty. Miss 5 Bates. aud Mrs. II
II. Harper. This committee is requested
to meet at the office OF DR.. Jepsou, will
the Committee on Food AMI Shelter, for
further conference, this morning at I"
o'clock
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-10
CENTRE WHEELING.
what the Flood Has Done aad Will DO
I'm That vicinity.

The South Side presents about the same
appearance that it did on Thursday, With
the exception Of the change made by the
fslI. Many people who were compelled 70
leave their homes on account OF the water
covering their second floors, have returned
and were engaged in cleaning the mud
from their floors as the water gradually re.
coded, which will make the work q great
deal easier. skiTs, RATS, and all kinds Of
vessels are in great demand by men who
want to take provisions TO their families
Ar usual there are large number Of seem.
ingly heartless men who demand exhorbi-
tsnt rates to take persons TO and from their
homes. Therefore great many families
have 30 fered from want Of something 70
eat. Men prefer 70 use their boats to ride
around for the pleasure OF the thing
and fatty refuse 10 do anything for the re-
lief OF helpless women and children. The
falling water has left the pavemsnts on
ChspliRe street in many places In bad
condition, some OF them being csved In.
The inhabitants were all ont Watching with
delight the fall Of the water and speculat.
ing as to the prospects Of more rapid fall.
Fears are entertained that the great amount
OF oil which IL floating on the waters vii
greatly ipjure the walls, Il being hard 70
clean Of. Although the suffering II not %
intense in the Fifth and Sixth wards - II
10 In the Eighth, yet II 10 bod enough. In
the latter ward the suffering - beyond
description, and. Il extremely hsartrsnd.
ing. Hundreds Of mouths are crying Tor
food in pitssus manner, and one cannot
imsgins the distress that exists In the
extreme southern part Of the city. The
Chspline Street II. 4. Church 70 occupied
By . number Of families, whose wants
have been attended 10, and 10
the csnter Of the city things are going
along % smoothly - possible. At the
Fifth ward school house and other refugees
meals ere served 70 the needy, but. sad 70
say, also to large number Of impostors
Who have money enough and over TO pay
| for their own sustsnancs, yet who have
the vast amout Of contemplate brao and
grsspisg stingineas to paztaks Of the food
prepared for the poor. These people should
b singled out and elected from Che build.
irs.. The peoples hearts are becouing
| lighter % the water rscedes and they are
| Low looking forward to the trouble they
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-10
THE RELIEF WORK.
Nature and Extent OF the Good Samar-
tlan Act

Nature and Extent OF the Good Ssmar-
ftan Act.
Too much could scarcely be said in praise
OF the prompt and thorough work OF relief
done by the committee appointed at the
general meeting. From that time on, The
gentlemen labored increasingly and accom-.
phsheu much. Bread ard meat in desired
auuntiiy was served by orders on grocer
les and mattresses and bed clothes were
furnished the women ard children. All
hunger was relieved and comfortable and
trict. In the Second v ard market hail
were most of the homeless Islanders and to
lem square meal was served. All that
WIS rossible to make them comfortable for
the night was accomplished and to-day new
measures will be adopted.
In the basement OF the First Presby.
teriau Church more were gathered and
treated in the same way, the ladies doing
much of the work. The Fourth War;
School was opened, and will be converted
into temporary shelter to-day. In the
Fifth Ward School about 100 were gain
cred. and the kind ladies near by had al
ready well fed them when the committee
came. The Chapline Street NJ. L. Church
was used, also, and DR.. Reeves threw open
a vacant house near his residence. To-day
the Second Presbyterian Church will be
opened, and will furnish much better
sleeping accommodations. The Sixth Ward
School house contains a few, but not
many. In the Eighth ward the relief came
not moment too soon, as Hobbs glass
house contained large number OF people
in q starving condition. There and at the
school-house the good work went on, until
ell were satisfied. To day fresh meats will
be served, and none neglected.
In this connection a great amount oil
praise is due Frank W. Bowers, this city
clerk, snd the efficient force with him.
They rescued thirty five persons in the
Eighth ward and among them were
mother and child found Ciingipg TO tree.
All honor to them.
RELIET BY THE ODD FELLOWS.
List night at a meeting OF Nirginius
Lodge No, 9, it WAS resolved TO call joint
meeting oil the officers and members OF the
Lodges oil this city for Saturday evening
February 9th at Odd Fellows He'll, to de.
wise means for the relief Of distressed fam.
lilies and il is hoped the fraternity will
turn out strong and by united effort help
to alleviate the distressed. The handsome
enCampment room has been thrown open
by the trustees as place where men need
ing place TO sleep could be sent. Ladies
spd children will be provided for by the
committee in charge at the Fist Presby'
terrain church.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-10
FRIOAY,S RECORD.


An Account OF the slew WfthArsWsi
ofshs weary waste Or water.
Friday morning brought the good news
that the water would soon De-
Gin TO recede. Otherwise the scenes
and animation were unchanged. While
the danger is relieved, aud Ii u
believed not human being 10 In
a position OF peril, the suffering and dis
tress are Just as much in need OF the splen'
did relief being afforded as during the hrss
hours of the deluge. One thing was made
APPARENT: In the presence Of its supposed
danger and in view OF its greatest exposure,
il was supposed the Island was The worst
spot, but later developments show the lower
end to have suffered more aud to 90
in worse condition. 1t is more isolated
than even the Island. ard is much lower
than average Island ground. As 8 conse-
auenoe 1t was more deeply submerged and
the vicinity Of the hill alone prevented .
fearful loss OF life. The Good Samaritans
of the various relief organizations have
stood between these hundreds OF people
and starvation, and only thoee who accom-
panied the relief ats and wagons can
have even faint conception OF the situa-
tion down there. But it, with other locali-
ties, will be described more in detail In
their proper places below.
The want and necessity will remain
as great as ever. Many days will have
elapsed before the now plenteous charity
can be withdrawn, for with many the dis
snpearance of the water will be only the
SIGNAL for new troubles. Then sickness
viii follow, sickness resulting from the re,
laxstion Of over strained nervous sys-
tenn. spd sickness resulting from too
soon living in the damp houses. Sugges:.
tions are given in another place, and
shou Id be carefully read and acted upon.
There is another matter demanding at
tention, which is the necessity OF an in
cresse OF the number OF guards. Pillage
is rampant, even in the hour Of MISERY Ms r. !.
number OF guards and patrolmsn withou.
a moments delay.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-10
THE RELIEF WORK.
How the Sufferers were Cared "a,
Aho0l the (leS.

How the Sufferers were Cared 20,
Aboal the cay.
A visit TO this Market hall a. ten o'coct
lstt evening revealed sight never b,'or
seen in Wheeling. Along both sides Of ID,
long room Lad been strewn plies Of syts
On these were thrown mattresses By TIT
dozen, and On the mattresses were siretohst
in the dep slumber which comes o1ly O
exhaustion, hundred men, women a.!
children. Here could be seen little i.z
Iy whose bone and ell had been sr,a
away, there some wanderer, driven trOa
bis accustomed hauuts and forced 10 sa
the shelter afforded by kindly authorha
In one place could be seen q grOI
OF women, some with biba
in their arms, talking earnstI
together; in another Q little kno. 81
men relating the experiences OF the pS
few days. Taken as whole those gsihtfs.
10 the hall would have been taken by %
usl observer as one OF the groups often ,si
in the great emigrant centres OF the Ws.
instead Of body OF men who but hu
short days ago were the happy and Coz
tented possessors OF pleasant homes Ca
thing, however, Was evident at q glisa
and that Wss that all the importan, YAH
OF the sufferers had been attended TO a..
llat none were suffering. During h,I
day, that ie at breakfast, dinner and ,lI
per-" said one OF the noble.hesrted lAda
who had kindly lent their time and meas
TO minister TO the wants OF othen 10 d
REGISTER reporter. I'VE have fed nerl
five hundred hungry people, and 1t uoSi
have done your heart good to have 80
them cal"
Other places where the homeless pNop.
Los 40 ., ali
were the Fourth Street Methodist ohafa
The Zane Street Methodist church, u
Frat Presbyterian church, the Luther
church, and st. Matthews Epsooe
church. But at none OF these were lhs'i
TO be found the number OF people oong'
gated at Market House hsll. In sons
stances only two or three families cosE
be found In q church. This, hovss
added to the comfort and conyenieno'
those TINS provided for.
At the Fifth ward school house, vSn
some $50 are being cared for, the ssa'
we're nearly similar. The ladies oil ~
neiehborhood we're early there With Ok
which was sfterward supplemented By u
relief committee. Early on the frs! mon
ing DR.. Reeves found . gang bnddlsd
the empty street cars and took them 100
his empty building and had blazing ~
made. At first the school bouse couldh
be opened, ss one OF the Communicates
could not wskened." bis wife si!d y
Mr.. Maxwell aftsrward had u ihrn
open. Bedding was furnished ior .,
women and children. while the men ,ioH
themselves about as best they could "
one room wns . woman who had Joy
come q mother and she received a.! ~
care that Was possible.
These tcenes were duplicated at 0's
relieving stations.