The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-12
BIG Loss By FLOOD
Ohio and Psnllsylr lraaia snf,
fered Severely.
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AAxfssGRAs Nay H. Reports q
damage bs last nights terrible staras
are cam ag in from All rarts al ALE
ghpny fsssaraky ara4 fvesgsa yAn~a,. .,rs,-.
nAara 8, Essta-,, ss1sr, - -.
- - i e1s.s ....sA : So
hsssa.ss :. Ataaa. = ne atssss S1Afalasss &c aas
psoAifaateu. kaaTaas aTe washed cat
and houses. feszces and trees along ths
banks ct streams swept anay. Land
slides ocraFTed en- nearly every rail
reAa leading out al pittshure.
80 lar but Eanr deaths from arown,
iaE arr reported. two nelEg children O.
Conrad sellaefisr, aged 5 and 7, ol
Spring Garden. 4 village north 81
Allegheny, swept aWay by the Hooa,
lr. ansi Ms. S1haesIer narrowly es.
tagssa the same fate. Mrs. Schaefser
i SO Frustrated thai sha cannot re-
4 coger. The beetles 0f John DessgheT9y
and John Coehnert were also fouaa
this morning.
Ifass morning East street and hasii.
son avenue IN the Butchers Ran dis
fE1ctt were y complete wreck, while
Innnherless cross streets were com.
paetAly hllel with debris. Cars iying
on the tracks are completely hemmeti
In BY nanking and rubbish. A large
I ss auaaosS ~ nuaGneEs aie heaValy iis.
1a1sssa. ai,sA1 saAelass1teT noases fslanesi
1.ss.., III ss.'sAs 81 nisaL ses.loyssl. L,als
1.slalsI ! 81 $50 g, was psas one q many this
s...sa sa...a aassa ass4 aIe splasnins AROUND
s Aassse uSkp - .s.esA aaaa Natef sFy1ng ta
~ ss'sssC ~ sa<ls r aaseas. 49,
As sntet' saAc " ssIEul aIlu ss,slse7
W. 49, sssass s., ifom tae Sassaia nsslh,
~ Maots S. Isun. '11aFter saaey; west
Isa.ss s.oAaaas is.assaa ss.I.sy anu
I1s.AI saassstIs1e naSsslsts- 4.lsethihg
paNed naFoc al naght Ioag. Earns
Aiia sselea WeIe 1essfoysu ahti tele-
paiuIas ntiu tsaesTalAa .etes aamaseu
s.afot1sIaous ~ iaISe sectioh aa country.
a.i aaiee Ineales 2. ram Ieais ana me
1Aa0 Ilsef fs'se tsaass itssss a - many
| iaoass. ,ss. =, !.
rs NEE. less III fistsoaTg WIZ reaen half
A,'aa..ua '.....s :. - ~
p,aasan4 Val,sv Anas,hanw " s.o.,n4r .s -
NJ ,Ie rasr, s,sas.red .lass, si,a h;Ilsi.iss.'
cs,nrertiny tlae srrsets = ;nta .hannsls
snr fnranIs,,s @r;vars yarv;,,g frc,r )
faxr ,rcI,es ' 4, ssrssaf ssas T., sa.s.,,
ana r.aehtng fros,, ,rsi1 =. ssasl Ea-th
and .Ials,ia ssss .S ssn,a,sad - - ~, a. ,-ss.a -
nv hv 1hs a y rea,r,. = : II Lad va s''e go sets
-. :. -. -s.. -. ..
hlsn "AFhA - HIAk ht~sAks.
= nunoer q ssreeEcars were an
aslle 20 get 70 the stanies on account of
the Immense amount OF earth dumped
on the tracks. a number Oh passen-
gers returning from the theafsrs and
elsew here, In order 70 keep out OF the
dFsncning ram, nad gone beyond
ans,t as,,slseouasa saopplns paacssn. e. eA-
peeeihg 70 return Ia osler cars. N mere
the cars were hiockaded tna water was
MssIly y, Two feet deeps anu y ponrea IN
sisa,s srss, ,s.f....:,ss.s-4 s.a .a...,..S.', 80
tool rsf,,ss iran, sh.s i.svs,a;es, ssa3srs
IN sfaysaY1ss, : an NJ. tha ~ sasss ira tirsvars
ana s,ts.eas .p,,,s,I.,,,ssa ~ aha vna5 wors
waTiing af,oa,f n ,ra.sr shove thefr
.knsas s whiis tbsr vera hs;re seasa.l
above bw .Srnnehinv rain
- - 80 s.re,.~a -
.u.vs'..... $ : - a1.ss -. -. SAL.
- aacnsssl,saIt TAG Storm Gu sIaou-