The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

warn pedestrians OF tho danger, On
both sides OF tho street tho banks We're
proteeted by haTrels'lilled with stones,
Int tho water rushed down with such
fOree that the barrels we're burst 0phh
and many of the stones carried a dis
lance of forty feet The sand, dirt ahd
gravel was carried 10 the edge OF the
oreek and changed ila e0nrae, 30 thal
the water now ilOWs against the east
abutment of the bridge, The earth
around tho telephone pole, which was
standing near the bridge was washed
away aud the pole sank several feht
deeper Ia tho ground than II formerly
was, The damage will DO repaired 40
soon ~ possible,
NEAR THE VALLEY TRACKS,
AT the Melbourne Hotel the cellar
was flooded 70 u deplh OF Three Feet
The damage did not amount 70 mu0h'
Fred Lied's cellar WAS Hooded, aa was
alsO a cellar OF q house owned by
Charles brown In West Fifth street,
Ills green houses we're not damaged 70
any great extent, ,,,
Inc water around A, j kintz'a car
penter SEop Il several feet deep this
morning. The lower il0Or N Hooded
and the damage will be considerable,
The Valley tracks ~ the crossing OF
the t., w, W, a Co, road, were lloo0ed
and several large timbeTh il0ated down
ON them, The water soon went down
aud this morning all trains are running
on time,
NORTH WALNUT STRICT,
A portion of tho foundation Of Gus
schraIshuhna house was washed away
and the cellar Hooded 20 u depth OF
several feet, A quantity OF tobacco
and other goods were destroyed, Ills
damage win be considerable,
Dora SehlbGri but recently lllled up
several rooms between Fourth ana
Fifth streets, The rooms were hand
sOmely furnished but this morning
Ihey looked rather dllapldatea' Iht
water was about eight lliehea deep ~
the paTlOr and q ne blu'aela carpet
was ruined, Her loss VIII be consider
able,
Harry Parnaeott lives next door and
hla houEe was Hooded 10 the same depth,
llli carpets were ruined ana his dhm'
age will amount 10 quito a sum,
The double h0uat occupied by Mrs.
EliZahalh Beringor and Mrs, stump a.
No, q North Walnut street. was Hood
cd 70 u depth Of several inehta, The
carpeta were ruined, and Mrs. Boring
er'a mother gu old lady pl years Of age,
had 10 be- carried up stairs,
The water bur6t In the window OF
Monroe llawk'a hOuae aud the carpets
were badly soaked,
A portion of the wall cayed In NJ
Thomas W Boltluldb residence, The
cellar wuS flooded,
The damage NJ otto Gleaaen'a, corner
Walnut aud Fourth street VIII amount
70 over 800, The cellar was Hooded
and some choice whlakey and wlnt
damaged 800
Dallas Lewis and Peter Mlller'a Gel.
lars were Hooded but neither OF them
sustained u very heavy loss,
James smiths blacksmith shop wna
Hooded % q depth of aryerll Inches
His damage will amount 10 consider
able,
TIn CuNAMAN rW0urENp.
sam Wing, the proprietor Of the
Chinese Laundry In North Walnut
street wDa badly frightened whea lhe
watCr began 20 pour lulO hIB cellar lle
wul Of the opinion that h. was TO be
flooded out aud ran up blalW No na not
TO gtt caught Ills damage was slight
EAST TusCARAWAS
Probably the heaviest loser on this
street was John ljfObat, proprietor Of
the AmpHHnuug restaurant iho water
lust poured into hla cellar md u large
amount Of choice wines aud liquors
were destroyed, Much Of the hquor
was IN bottles aud many OF them broke,
Ia the cellar he hud over 100 chickens
and many OF them were drOWueu, He
places his loss Nv $1,000
When the water commenced coming
into j, 4, BiChmOnS cellar Frank Gra'
bill went down aud closed every barrel
In the cellar. An hour after the barrels
very floating, There was about 1--WE
feet Of water In the cellar Men were
put 10 work pumping IL out ana worked
until 3 o'clock Friday morning Mr.,
Baughman is unable NJ present TO eBll'
mate his loss,
Charles RasAllers place ~ the corner
Of East Tuscurawas aud Walnut streets
was Hooded and he places his loss In
liquors and cheese In the cellar NJ 500.
j, Byrne's cellar was Hooded and the
water also ran into his saloon. His
damage was not large. -,
Edward Sexauer's cellar was Hooded
but he only lost one barrel Of whiskey,
NJ. H0user's cellar also got u large
amount of water In II, but no damage
was done, 80 he had nothing In II but
lard which was In alright barrels.
o. Q, Snyder's cellar was Hooded and
his damage will amount 10 considerable
Charles Spauagel had about $1,000
worth of leather In his cellar and 10 was
damaged to the extent OF goo,
A, q. Biechele's loss will not amount
TO very much,
9. Schauwekers damage will DO about
$50.
NAVARRO STREET,
There was u bad washout west Of the
bridge. This place washes out NJ near.
ly every rain, but last night II was u
great deal worse than usual.
A part of the T., 1T. W, nos, switch
at John #. Blakes mill was washed
away, but the damage eau be easily re-
paired.
NEAR THE TT. WAYNE,
GEORGE Wagners cellar In Saxton
street was Hooded 10 n depth Of several
feet and his loss will amount TO $500,
Dan Connolly and Al Baxter also sus.
tanned slight losses.
THE STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
was damaged TO some extent, The
water pour down Cleveland avenue
taking with II II large quantity of dirt
and sand which covered up The tracks
30 that the cars could not run
The water started down the gutter,
but In front Of John Danner8 property
there Is no gutter and IL had 10 take the
middle Of the street. The water made
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