Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-22

,u Ohio, April 92'-At 10
i cinI'" ,ao Ohio river here reached ~
o'cl0, ,,., va foot from what Is calleu .''e
feet JUST rbo rise here is 4 inches
danger ,'D .o mat by o'clock the hooa
per- noo .oh 20 feet. The Grand ceh'r 'i
will rsa'D ,hls rate. can be used until
I station i',l,s ~ tonight. but the roads enter
y Oo'' ore already arranging Tor s'op'
ny ing, at and starting from the a., n'Sb ,Sn
q phs ~ , " Advlces from up me
sue.' ,aS,cate rain at most po'h's anu
,Se river rsns as the p'''s aas r rivsr
n meets WV The situation here anu ~
N trloulai.n ohio river valley II nov 80
"a the loMel Lackwater along the LlGhlns
~ GUS lpy .rtncky side has lnunuaseu
81 on ihe h"''irston Newport ana 0lheI
n paris " The MN Creek valley IL lull
n suburbs ord doing damage In the west
4 OF WAFER rriaa ',U A similar CONDITION
ehu VI me- east end and along the LII
eAs H., hottoms. But the worst con-
lle w., S'A IL along the public landing anu
4 IN the lower part OF the orts, and
savers are blocked ana eena,s a me
,si,h water. A stage OF 40 ies' oa stato
damage in this section ana thas S,
'"as reached last evening Az 90 teet
., ai cannot enter the Grand CentrSl
s, a,pI al IS feet the baseball paIh
a. aooded and at SO feet the races az
az track In Newport must stop All OF
No. limits are in sight and most ol
,SeT NAV come today. The crest Oh
4 ,be p,ttsburg rise is not due here uhti
,omorrow. but the extenthas been CLOSE
IL anticipated and preparations haue
accordingly IL. mo,ots
Mayor Fleischmann and city olllcials
today made a tour Of inspection IN pa
trol wagons around the flooded districts
and alterward took a boat hellei MN
be provided for all the Needy Lne
Chicago baseball club arrived TO-DAY
but the water lacks only ten lnches
of flooding the park and there VIII not
likely be any games this week. me
races on the Newport track will proceed
this afternoon although the course IS
very sloppy. While some OF the rail-
ways may be unable TO reach their de-
pots none win be shut out Of the city
and traffic from suburban stations Wlll
proceed as usual,
At Newport, KY. there was bS feet
at noon, the guage there being deeper
4 than on the ChlncInnati side, A great
y portion Of Dayton, KY, Is submerged,
AT Lawrenceburg Indiana, the hfty-
4 foot danger line was reached at noon.
"A and general inundation followed
5s At Park ersburg, W. Va, Maine, JUL
3 ian and Market streets are under wa
v ter and the first floors Of business
f houses are flled with water In the r,v-
er side and south side suburbs the
water is In the second stories, and hun.
dreds are homeless Mayor Vanderyort
has appointed relief committees and APP
piled to the public for funds.
At Portsmouth, Ohio, merchants in
the lower districts are submerged. and
hundreds Of residences have been ADAM
doned In that vicinity, Public schools
were dismissed al Ironton for the same
purpose,
WEATHER BUREAU RIVER Bull
LhIlN.
Washington, April 22-ll;45 a. m.-
The weather bureau has issued the fol-
4 lowing special river bulletin:
4 During the last p hours the Ohio
Z river has fallen a. feet al Plttsburg
and 81 feet at Davis Island dam. 1t
u has risen feet at Parkersburg. IL feet
at Cincinnati and a. feet at Louisville.
4 The river VIII pass below the danger
z line, q feet At Pittsburg today. The
s. crest Of the food will pass Parkersburg
n To-Day The river will pass the danger
~ hhe' 9O Feet at Cincinnati by tonight
IA ana the crest VIII pass that place to-
"A morrow AT Louisville the danger line
o. % ieet VII be reached by Tuesday
u hishI There are no present indications
OF change In the conditions sufficient
10 check the falling waters over the
upper Ohio.
(Slgned) WILLIS s MOORE
Chief U. S. Weather Bureau.
SITUATION AT PITTsBURG.
fitIsburg, Pa, April 22.-Forecaster
Mdgewsy Of the local weather bureau,
SAYS There will be no recurrence OF the
hood, All three rivers will continue
70 lall and the rise at the hoadwaters
Is not enough to affect the fall In the
IoWeI streams. 1t would take a steady
.a'hiaii OF "a hours, he said, 70 check
uls tali IN the rivers, and from present
hulcatlons That Is not likely 10 occur
At II O'Clock II has ceased raining
mere but was still cloudy and threaten.
ing Ihe Allegheny marks registered
az sS teet inches and the Monongahela
y feet Both rivers are falling AT the
iate OF about inches an hour.
Inc Allegheny rose about 2ib feet
sue lsst night but as this water will
noI reach Pittsburg until some time to.
sier rNer men have little apprehen-
sion OF another food.
FROZEN TO DEATH.
huntsville Tenn. April 22.-There Is
I,oih -FOUR 10 six inches Of snow here
Suu u Is sun showing. Much fruit has
Zen Dveh Nlled by the cold A man was
da,' 10 ceath In the streets yester-
GIag, huntsville Is located on top Of
,nni, lperiahd mountain near the Ken
IN WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
Piitsburg Pa. April 22.-While west
e ehu IeIhsylvania was fairly out OF the
otutches OF the food this morning, fears
vi 80 quick repetition Of the disaster and
h,e'nnaps on an increased scale, seemed
haunt me people. Weather condi-
,n,n are not re-assuring. II is again
,s1hihg IN Plttsburg and advices from
o''e Headwaters Of the Allegheny this
coy, t.ns showed a renewed rise with a
~, Vn.'nted doWnpour. Warmer tempera-
T acting on the snow was a factor
MAJ also caused some apprehension
, ine waters at this point have been
,'eSully receding since o'clock yes
,seIusy afternoon, but the retreat has
Zen very slow, At 8 o'clock this morn
Jug me Allegheny mark showed twenty
one feet and falling about three inches
Is impossible TO fairly approximate
t,,e .oss resulting from the high waters.
oo,ss''inates vary from 81. O0O, 900 TO 50, OOO
wv out the first figures viii probably
'onie nearer the correct amount.
sketch OF the situation would place
~ me foreground $4,000 idle employees
VINO In two days OF enforced idleness
WI lose 100000 in wages. Damage TO
plSnts along Pennsylvania avenue and
y ,ns vast Westinghouse mandatory
"a "iimerding, with the shut-dow Of