Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-10

Ing for the sufferers, and will keep up the
Lsst evening the water bad fallen To
point below the Buckeye GlAss Works and
BY to-day 1t will have receded suffieisntly
TO allow NJ to walk along First street and
twenty or thirty feet under watsr for
several daya some families removed
hack into their houses yesterday, notwith.
standing the warning they have been
given sgainst doing il.
NpcRLLASHoUs FLOOD NOTES.
Miles McNichol and Felig Hill caught q
house, With contents, that came from
Smiths Ferry. They tied /, mp between
| the homes Of J. X. wier and Mr.. BeliiEer,
in Psall's addition, and IL Is supposed
to have also contaioed Q corpse, and
p robably /. whole family, a. the hand Of .
hL man bring, supposed to be . lady, vas
ben q den,elishing It. but up to dark, last
even ing, hsd failed to lind any bodies.
Yea terday the reiief committee rent TO
Raine,''s coss works provisions for seventy.
five peIsonS Il 10 easd that they were re-
fused arythipl to eat ct the company's
store aud pr opssed 70 ,aid 1t hst night
Yesterday yShn =. Miller, secretary OF
the Buckeye q sss works. came down from
Pittsburgh TO Martins Ferry In . sfiff
The Lomas csLss up from PArkesburx
lsst night with NJ Of thoss who have been
attending the Scio ~ Bomas case.
Township Trusts George Robinson. who
has been working Ire TUX, was Kicked
on the leg BY h &c and can scarcely
Wslk.
Several chickens have held the fort on
he comb OF John eli IONS roof since last
Thursday.
Martins Ferry's los~ will smount to
l..
il not much more. A Efaber OF dwelling
houses turn out to have gose that have not
been reported. Vim. Sn glie's one story
frame, in Ciarks addition, worth 81 400 TO-
gsther with oil the conten sand his money,
a nice sum. John Myers one story frame,
in the same addition, worth nearly as
much a. Smylie's, has hoated away. Ny
er's had Just made the last psynent. Jim
Snider's residence and several Others. all In
this addition, are among those that ae
gone. Ii also turns out that . number Of
houses not mentioned. have been wrecked,
turned over and displaced throughout
town. Some OF these stand bottom up.
contents and all. The contents were not
removed from one tenth OF the houses In
the inundated parts, and OF conrse have
suffered greatly. Wood Bros. brick yard
suffered to the extent OF 81 900, aud the
upper side OF tho kpg factory fell In.
Among those who had their pianos ruined
are Mrs. Lyds Romick, G. Long. VIM.
Rothsrmond, and organs, Miss Emily War.
wood, George Deitz, and Gns Specht These
are not the only persons, but all learned Of
thus far.
THk Rr0IsIER came to Martins Ferry on
Frinsy morning in the hrst boat that came
TO the town since Wednesday. and We can
Ssy. without eIsggerstion, that they were
disposed oi N quickly, II not quicker,
than any one person ever sold the same
number OF papers. They got here yester'
day seven hours sooner than the lntelli-
concsr, and those selling them made heaps
OF monep. They will also have picnic
to-day.
stsnton's old room Is headquarters for
provisions.
At the Laughlin mill every furnsca wss
under water. The mules d this mill are
being kept In the factory.
vollhsrdt is bsc In HE barber shop:
On Friday q oolored man from Brilliant
was picked up BY Alezis hcsworda He
was on q little raft and Lex says he Vas
almost white when they rowed Out 10 him.
The residents OF Third, Fourth sud Filth
streets and all those living wes, of the
railroad .hould feel happy.
The Climax will begin running IN day or
Monday.