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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

Pittsburgs was PAS feet, rs feet above
the danger line. a rise or T.z feet since
a. m. and rising half u foot an hour;
at Parkersburg the stage was 34.S feet
q rise of feet since. 8 a. M. and 1 =
feet below the danger line. and still
rising al Cincinnati the stage was So. 8
feet, a rise of 4. q feet since a M, and
rising, but stu Is feet below the danger
line.
AS 1t is still raining over the upper
Ohio vaHey it is Impossible tonight to
venture definite forecast of the exact
crest of the flood wave. 1t viii, however
move rapidly down the Ohio river and
stages above the danger lines viii no
doubt be Reached as far as Cincinnati
by Sunday night or Monday.
Flood warnings have been widely dis
tributed, particularly in the vicinity OF
-PittsbuFg. and reports received tonight
Indicate that great amount of port
aiale property has been removed to
places OF security.
Special reports have been called for
from the flood district on Sunday morn
ing, when further Information will be
given and additional warnings issued
if necessary. The situation below Gin
cinnati will be carefully watched and
prompt and timely warnings viii be
issued if necessary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
STORM PREVAILS IN SOUTH.
Heavy Snow and Rain Do a Great
Amoul of Damage

SAuOu1- OF damage.
Louisville, KY, April 2o.-Roarfing
streams continued high winds and
heavy precipitation Of rain and snow
were conditions today in many of the
states OF the SOUTH Little damage
was done by the winds, though it is
feared that in some localities young
crops have beer stt1nted or killed nv
the IrOst or cold. At many points. mar
tlcularly in eastern Kentucky. eastern
tennessee, and Virginia, the tempera-
tufe was lower than known in a dec
afe at this time OF year. Reports were
received by the local weather bureau
toGay from fifteen cities or towns ia
keEtucky, and in most of them the
.LiiI-llil " m temperature for last night
ranged between 80 and "a degrees T'he
maximum Ter the entire state was *
degrees-at Darlington, in western
Kentucky.
The coolest section was in the blue
grass district in and around I,exing-
ton. This IS the best fruit growing
part of the state, and here. it is feared
there was damage by frost 10 rot onT1-
truit, but to vegetable and tobacco
crops In the mountains Of KENTUCKY
tl me SNOWFALL was uRbrolSen, and this
afternoon fourteen inches we're re-
ported at London and Middlesboro All
tnS streams there are bank full and
geEerat preparations are being r1atie to
vaeate the homes IN The valleys before
the tha'ss and expected floods come.
There has been much suffering among
the poor mountaineers. Around Louis
Nille there has been no damage. of con-
tonight. -
Reports from Bristol Va. this AZ
te-moon were that a dangerous food
was raging about eighty miles east Of
that place. a forty-foot bridge an me
Norfolk & Western railroad (. s,.-as
washed away near Wytheville, va. and
Tor eight or ten miles the track is from
Two TO SIX feet under water. MANY
Washouts are reported, and several
trainS were annulled. At last reports
STOW was still falling at Bristol.
The Big sandy Twelve Pole, Guyan-
actte, Tug and New rivers are at flood
and many tons OF piles have been SWEPT
a~as. In West Virginia over a foot
OF snow has fallen in the last tIiirtv
six hours. Similar reports came from
nearly ell places heard from in the up
per Ohio valley.
Near Blacksburg. s. town, IN
the South Carolina & Georgia extension
railroad, the track was undermined bv
the high water and today a com tflla-
ton freight and PASSENGER train ran
into the washout. One trainnian was
badly hurt and the other is missing.
The water IN all the streams abo15f
Blacksburg is higher than has been
known in twenty years.
= throughout the entire southeast the
telegraph and telephone services. are in
a badly crippled condition
At Atlanta, where high winds have
been prevailing. for days, the maximum
velocity recorded was fifty-six miles an
hour- The mercury has fallen nearly
20 degrees and Indications are that
slI-Gii isarGening has suffered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
GAME OF CHESS BY
CABLE WAS A DRAW

New York. ApfiI 2G--After a. fierce
battle which lasted two days, the chess
players representing the United States
and the Cnited Kingdom broke even in
the sixth international match BIZ cable.
The Englishmen scored two games
and kept the lead until this evening
when Victories BY Newntan and pals
bury Offset their advantage. Two games
were agreed upon as drawn. 50, when
the twelfth hour. London time APP
preached, there We're stin four games
going. which. by the rule, should have
been submitted to the referee FOR ad-
5udication- BY mutoal consent, how
ever, two more games were called a
draw, and each side was awarded one
game. ~
The British sesrea first on the Sec
ond hoard, 7yiler ;ShoSealter, pursuing
his attack IN the ceater, allowed Mason
70 break in or the kings side, where
upor the Kentuckian had to sacrifice
the exchange without any compensa-
tion-
4 downright blunder on the part Of
Marshall enabled Ward to tGrn defeat
iuto victory. CurioUsly enough. the
SRA, which Marshall overlooked oc-
CTped on the first day .of the match,
when MARSHALL guarded against it.
The gam be Sween Beulpton and
Jackson ended IN draw. hampton at
ore Gme was ahead. and even after he
had lost it he still ought to have Sc
Cured vicfory, put. pressed By time, he
threw all chances AWAY : y a premature
ADVANCE %. his pawn.
On the other hand the draw between
Bellingham and Noight was Very
II cky incident for the Americans. Bel
lgAam, BY briHiaut attack, bad OBJ
tstaed a winning position, when he
give Weight the chance TO stave- of de-
feat by a temporary saerifice Of the
Green.
The first .yict5ry for the American
tide Vas secured BIZ Newman who,
Il I'M
Jackson, energed With a couple OF
pawns ahead Shcsyly afterward Pills
bury had the intense satisfaction, of
lowering BlackbGrne's cOiors for the
FIRST time Ia the cable matches.
When the games SEere CALLED -Hyrne1S
wa a couple OF paNvr1s TO the good. and
although qVCT-ls were still on the board,
his victory srill seemed only a question
I Of time. This game was conceded TO
the American team $500.
Lhe young Brooklyn player, Howell.
was struggling throughout the long day
with a game which he ought to have
resigned from early in sne ruOfning, IL
not on Friday night He was saved the
necessity OF resigning, but the game
was rightly Ssvarded to the Brhisher.
Hodge was pawn ahead, but could not
win, as the adverse bishop commanded
the ultimate square. Barry had the
better position, but no clear win. Both
OF these gaurs were agreed as drawn
and the match ended, each side having
won I'VE points.
The fate Of the Newaes trophy is stiil
IN abeyance. The deed cf gift, while
mentioning that after three matches the
trophy should be accounted in possess
sion of the last custodian. does not
state elsarly whether a drawn match,
SIS the present one. is 70 be accounted
alone, or whether it breaks The Sc
quence. The question viii be submitted
TO the referee BY Baron RothschiId of
d.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
BLOOD Raging in virginia.

Bristol, Tenn, April 20-A heavy
food is raging in Virginia, about
eighty miles east of here. Wyethvilie
fected.7 A forty-foot steel bridge over
a creek on the Norfolk 4. Western
railroad has been washed away. Three
trains are annuiled For eight miles
the track is from three TO five feet.
under water Washouts are also re-
ported in the tracks. Much damage
has been done to- farms: fences and
other property. No estimate of the
loss can yet be made. This morning
at z O'Clock the SNOW was three and
a half inches deep here and is still
falling fast
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
ogden. April a
MAY BE SERIOUS.
Two Boys in Deep Trouble over As
saulting a Chinaman,


The condition OF Lung Young Vow.
the Chinaman who was assaulted Fri
day by ropghs in his garden on Twelfth
street, was quite serious yesterday.
His companions brought him 10 the
police station in a wagon. The county
physician made an examination of the
man and found his hurts serious. He
may lose the sight of one eye. The two
boys, Walter Erwin an1<Ernest SNeak K,
who did the rock throwing, were ar
rested yesterday morning and held
pending developments IN the condition
of the injured Chinaman- The district
attorney will file a complaint against
them Monday morning. If the injury
results in the loss of the eye TO the
Chinaman the charge VIII be rnaEh eEl
otherwise the charge viii he aSSz4SlkF
and battery. The boys Claim thatStae
Chinaman threw clods at them,s tslelS
provoking the assault. but TIL Is
denied by a third boy, Penrese ~
name, who was in the buggy WITH be
other two, and who says he held the
horse while the. boys made an unpro-
voked assault. The authorities are
aroused over the matter and propose
to prosecute the boys to the fun ex-
tent
The Cinnamon wanted to nave q hand
in the matter. and have employed
Thomas Maloney to assist in the. pros
pclItiOn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
ogden Briefs.

H. conant of Nevada is in Ogden
T.. r.. Cutler was in Ogden yesterday
from iLehi
N. w Sonnsdecker of salt Lake went
up TO the Elaora;do mine yesterday.
John I. Buckle and John ". Buckle
were up to Ogden yesterday from Salt
Lake.
THE Country Fair is booked for the
Grand Thursday. Instead of Wednes-
daS Nathan Hale comes Friday.
a marriage license was issued yes
terday to Oscar H. .Fanbach. aged 80.
and NJ. Eta Skidnore. aged 81. both Of
San Francisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
WIND RACES N ATLANTA.
Velocity Of Fifty-six Miles an Hour
Reached Yesterday

Atlanta. Ca. April 2o.-The storm
which last night caused a general dis
tuFtance over parts of Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Alabama and Florida has moved
TO the northeast and is today being felt
in Tennessee and Kentucky and rain
in Alabama. Georgia and Florida.
In Atlanta the Winds have been alb
normally high for twenty-four hours,
a maximum velocity of fifty-six miles
being reached this morning. The tenn
perature has fallen nearly a. degrees
and reports received today indicate
that some damage has been done to
small gardening The weather bureau
predicts frost for north Georgia to-
night t-.-.
The telegraph companies are serious
~ Handicapped by the loss OF wires in
every direction.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
AND PARRO
COLORED BATHING SUITS
What Fair Anphibians at the Sea-
side VIII Display Next Summer.

side viii Display Next Summer.
Time and thought ard money are all
wall expended ION surf going and still
water bathing costumes. 50 Various and
charming are the coIoTs and the cut OF
The newest models. For a half dozen
seasons back pure nollair has been the
material preferred for the salt water
DAYS, has been cur1ously absent from the
peaches This year a nnohair flannel mas
pee9 put tOrW7ard- and. as 1t possesses the
virtues OF both true flannel ana true mo-
hair, II IS probably destined, like Britau-
I.is 70 rule the wave for May summers
9Iohair flannel. in many attractive
cosors, Is made up in designs 30 graceful
and tanciful that many wcme.l, who have
no liking al ali for saIts- dips and look
upot bUneting waves with terror. have
elfthus iaStiCally purchased bafhfrc e
dresses along with ali tbs PaTaphcrnaiid
that nowadays IS considered necessary
Tor the smart beach toilet.
\ sistinctiy charming gown. II the
flannel believed with touches of green
me green is prettily adapted IN lines OF
Ruffs and pointed collar With This is
worn a white SILK head handkerchIef di-
s'erslfled With big green polka dots.
10 al the ladies now on land It is as
well 70 suggesr that on the fashiOnable
peaches IL VIII be considered nee ssSarv
,tor bathing suit to tit With all tine
eleSart lerectseneSS of a calling costume
At Newport. Ndrraganssts. etc. the
pstthers last summer began 10 adopt the
French fashion OF carrying down TO the
bath houses every morning pretty white
wicker hand Satchei. containing ali the
small eseeteraS Of q swimming gown. The
hand bag is itself a special feature and Il
mods a becoming. silk macintosh cap.
salt Proof; SILK hose, white iinen bathing
boots and a pair OF linen bathing cGrSets
lheSe last are all important articles for
the nlon1tr flannel suits are now so cut
and lifted that they cannot be properly
or preseniabiN worn without stout. short
ana EeTy flexible stays, that lace I'D and
nave not bit Of metal about them
Though II Is perfectly safe to predict
lidI Wnltc Oarn1Dga dresses NTilI Outnum Der
all others none the less viii many c0iore.T
ones be worn Startling bfi2ht rcd and
ale blue, black and orange scarlet and
Nhite are some of the hainineD and s5ar-
rOt-ilke studies ia color that the tsir
aTnphibians VIII patTou4ze, and there Is a
very marked Inclination IgWard the in
a6guratiOn OF vivid Roman stripes ana
bold Scotch plaids in the more SNOWY
gowns = Roman stripes are prominent in
the majority OF the flannel and Turkish
toHehTg bath wraps. without which no
We'll equipped batter ,pretenos 10 consider
her Sea-SOing toilet complete.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
WARNINGS SENT our.
Bulletin ISSUED by Weather Bureau
Office Last Night.

Washington. April 2o-The weather
bureau tonight issued the feIlowings
The. excessive rains Of the past twenty
four to thirty-six hours over .fhe up
per Ohio watershed have caused a
heavy, rapid and dangerous rise. in the
upper Ohio river and it's tributaries.
In anticipation of a food of decided
proportions, warnings We're issued this
morning Of a thirty-stage Il Pittsburg
during tonight and o dAinger-line stage
or over below Pittsburg as far as Ports
mouth. O,
AT p N. the stage of water at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
SNOW IN KENTuoKY
Fourteen Inches Fall and Streams
are Full to Their Banks.

London, KY. April 20.-ffor twenty
four hours snow has been falling over
eastern Kentucky and has reached a
depth of fourteen iaches, The noun
tain streams are ali fun to the banks
and people living upon, them are NOV
ing out, as when the snow goes off the
floods WIN sweep everything near the
waters and great suffering is being en-
duFed by. those moving out.
The old citizens nave never witnessed.
the like Great damage has already
been done to timber.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Colder Than for Ten Years.

Louisville. Ky, April 20.-Reports
from all over Kentucky show last
night ana today the temperature WAS
tower than any corresponding April in
teri years. snow fell in the mountains
and the temperature WAS below freez-
ing The coolest weather was felt in
the Blue Grass section, the best fruit
growing region of the state Serious
damage, it is feared was caused, not
and tobacco crops ns
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Blizzard at zanesvilIe. o.

Zanesville,. o., April PA blizzard
is raging here and all street ear traffic
and. business generally has been sus-
pepded- Telegraph and telephone lines
are crippled and there is practically no
communication with outside points
snow has fallen for thirty-six hours
continually and all the streets are
blocked Reports received from the
northern part of the MuslSingum val
ley indicate that very high water is
imminent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
win Get Be- saIaru.

San Francisco. April 2O-The Bulletin
says John l. Sabin, president and man
ager Of the Pacific STAGES Telephone
company, with headquarters ia this
city has been chosen president Of the
largest division. of the American Tele-
graph & Telephone company. which has
assumed practical control of all the
lines OF the Un5ted States. Mr.. Sabin s
salary VIII be S35, eco per annurn-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
PLANS CALLED FOR.
Architects to Compete for Library
BUILDING Work.

The directors of the Public Library
association viii call for plans for a
new building TO cost about S25,Oeog The
selection of plans viii thus be compel
tive and the directors decided TO have
them submitted by May 3. However,
all the Ogden architects agree IN the
belief that the time is TOO short in
which to prepare the plans
The directors organized by electing
Joseph S. Peery spresideilt. Mrs. II. 5.
Emerson, vice president. Albert How
ell. secretary. and a. p. Bigelow, treas
urer. The board of nine members drew
lots to decide on the length of term
which each member should serve. 9'he
result was that Daniel fIamer Mrs.
Emerson and A. p. Bigelow drew, the
three-year term. Father Cushnahan.
Joseph S. Peery and II. II. Thomas, the
two-year term, and Mrs Hilliara. Mr..
Howell and Miss ESiesel. the one-year
For
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Canton. ao.. snowbound.

Canton, o. April 20.-At 3 a. m. Can
ton was sno1xbound and cut off from
the rest of the world. Over 800 local
telephones failed to work and there
was not a line working out of the city.
Snow is from twelve TO eighteen inches
deep on the level and drifted over six
feet at some places Many families are
out Of fuel ande coal. dealers Cannot
make deliveries. Street car traffic is
suspended. IS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Streams at FLOOD Tide.

Huntington. w. Va. April 20-The
Big Sandy. Twelve Pole. GuyaHdotte.
Tug and New rivers are at food tide
Great suffering is reported. All the
log booIns in-Guyandotte and IN all the
tributaries Of the Big Sandy have been
swept away causing an enormous loss.
Fifteen inches OF snow has. fallen in
West Virginia mountains and five
inches throughout the Ohio valley.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Funeral of Bishon Fsher-

Chicago. April 20-The funeral of
Bishop Esher took place here today.
Services were held at the residence. as.
West Jackson boulevard. at the Evan
geiical church in Sheffield avenue and
at Graeeland cemetery, where inter
ment was made
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
o. r. 6. I.a6ies Ente,-ta;n.

The 1adies aUxiliaTy Of the O. r. C.
held one OF thar enjoyable sccf1Is last
evening at K Of Z. nall. About 20 people
were entertained with cards and music
Fcrrifn. Miss Richmond and Mr.. Sutton.
a delicious luischeon was ses-ved. Winners
or the prizes were. ladies' first prsze
Mrs Ostler. laFises' booty prize Mrs- IL
q. Winslow: genfleHeH's FIRST prize Mr.
W. 6. Seeiey. xentler1s1l.s borsby prize
A James.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
WORST EvER KNOWN.
Blizzard at. Akron, o., and Two Feet
of Snow Blocks Traffic,

Akron. o.. April 20.-The worst biz
Yard In the history of this city struck
Akron late last night, and today traffic
is blocked by nearly two feet of snow
The storm is sin raging and a strong
wind has caused the snow to drift
badly.
The street cars are tied up and The
railroad trains are all hours behind
time. The weStbound Baltimore &
Ohio train due here at 11:10 last night
is lest. When last heard of it WAS at
Maryland, but the division train dis
patcher has been unable 10 locate IT
for several hours, owing to the tele-
graph wires being down.
The city is cut off from ali tele-
graph and Telephone communication.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Non-suit Denied.

The defendants yesterday moved for
a non-suit in the case of Mitchell VS.
the Union Pacific. basing their motion
on the ground that the plaintiff con-
the accider1t The court overruled the
r1otts,n The case will be resumed
Morday All jurors not on this case are
excused tin Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
ADEEP AFFIlCTIoN.
Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. sloen succunbs
to Scarlet FegG-.

The many friends of 'sr. aud Mrs r. W
Sloan viii be deeply srieye5 10 learn Of
the death OF their so1. r. ~ Sloan. IT.,
sehich occurred last mid1igft. The little
fesuOw Was stricken By scarIot fever iasc
Tuesday and grew rapidly worse IN spit.
IF al that iuSdical scIenSe and owing
nearts could suggtSt Tor has fclief. lie
dt-seh is Z crushing blow 90 his parents.
= no are Frustrated by their affiictioa No
errangvrnerys for the fareral have yet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Senator Rawlins Coming Home.
Especial 70 The Herald

Washington, d. G.. April Ex-senator
aud Mrs, Rawlins LETT Harrisburg last
night With their son, who has been under
going an operation for ear trouble. They
go direct home
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
STORMS IN THE EAST.
(Coatinued from Page -
ON sHoREs o. LAKE ERIE.

be had. and heavy losses are, feared in
that state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
A NERVE PLAGUE.

1T Is Alarming. says DR.. Bennett the
Electrical Authority. f'to Really Know
the Vast Number Of Men-and Women,
Too-Suffering From Those Wasting,
Nervous Disorders Which Take the Viz
tally, Nigor, Strength. Ambition and
the Very Life Itself Out OF the Suffer
ing Victim Electricity VIII Cure All
These Weaknesses and Restore You 70
Perfect Health and Nigor If Properly
Applied The Doctor Guarantees His
IN Every Case. and II TX Fails IL Does
' Not Cost You a Cent-Read About His
Electric Belt and Secure His Book-It
VIII Interest You.
Many persons say II IS wonderful the
success have made With nv Electrio
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
FAMILY WIPEp our.

Ohio River Flood Causes Fatal Ac-
cident at Marietta
Marietta, o. April 2O.-The Ohio river
rose ten feet during last night. floating
tie house boat of William Lefavre
away, drowning Lefavre. his wife and
their children.
Part of the business section of the
city is under water tonight and many
are moving.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Dewet is Located.

London. April 2l.--- dispatch TO n news
agency here from Harrislnith, under date
OF Tuesday, locates General DcHet near
kroonstadt. sand says he has few follow
ers and is unable TO recruit sufficient
force 10 make an offensive movement
There have been numerous stiTTenders of
starving Beers - q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Postmasterg Appointed.

= tSpeclaI 10 Tie HeraId.l
Washington D. c.. April -20-Postnast-
ers appointed; Utah, Mil Creek. Salt
Lake county, Clarence North, vice MI.
Hansen, resigned Idaho. Van ETyck.
Boise county W. M. Lynch, vice J. p.
dcOmie, resigned