The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-24
OHIO STILL RISING.
Removed from Tenement
IIouses on River Front.
MINIS ON KENTUCKY SIDE ARE BAD
=. Rolling Mills and Steel Works
:, Newport Were Compelled
to Close.

Is repor.eu A., M. E,
burg TO tne nV .,,a.a t. st,n r,,,a,,
almost Sou in''''' ,,,..,,..
c~ from tnua p'IA -. ,,,,m,, 80,
40 miles. inc weather uure"u sun
that the limit Will he reached here
f' ~ tbcro will he stjll less
brow anu ln'i' v,u. ,,ia.',,,~
M below TINS clN' ""iIc "iaiiihs
~ come from Ironton, Portsmouth,
'' ,,,.tottshnrc, aud jntarulediate
inglo"' 49, ,, -,
Is, tonight inc weather v'''e,u sass
,ntIo,k Is really encouraging AMI that
,sa,rc NJ thc end will reach en-
leelhihne w. ~ -, IN, -.
~ tomorrow, when the Stase wiz hot
"A efty.eight feet. The Big Sandy
,o,,.or trihutories are falling. MS
clher W.. ,,.tors rho hco,.v snow
rs the headwaters. Inc hoaNy snow
\ r,orutains at the headwatcrs of the
ne ''V', 80. to,,ouoa nv rains horo
IfutH liver i''io
eheeked the rapid now or inc Low
49, os was feared. The most en-
,odov rame from pn.nt
raging news tou"s o"'iie i'o'n ~
uni where the river became station
sa"s 49,. ,onorts chow that A. ia
and later i'Po''
rg as far down MS MARIETTA anu farh'
ug. In some of the smaller places
Hrn1 nd
were runs anu V"nn", ni'u ",ip 'o.n
Ion meetings were held when the STA
- staee WIS reached. Preparations
aP SUE ,...o,io,,. 80 ,o
being mace i"r uciii"'e'i''i VI
Inc throughout the Pomeroy Bend to-
~ -. Ni1dlonort aud ,,oint
VOW. i"'"'i - ,,,...,,t
Nut and other places III tuat ulsIliNt
hoeu badly inundated, with hundreds
"" 80, .hotr homes ,rbo
tamllles uri'e" MN
ois at these places were under water
n. tolepranh Offices moved to higher
lind as early "a last Sunday. Since the
h AZ the Hood has passed the pomcroy
,horo is groat alarm tonight nj CAT
Isturg, Ashland. lronton, Huntington,
,smop,h and other lower points. where
crest Of the HOOD Is now passing ana
IRE false reports have been circulated
n sno,bor rlsc Ono of those ronorts
"uos
that there had been cloudburst up
Biz Sandy. seriously affecting Catletts-
,.,Iana a,a o,t,o,. ,,t,oo, 7. ,,,.,oa
Ash'anu anu oiu'i pi'eeH' !. 'ui"eu
that the flood had caused the National
igns line sunnlyinr those nloces IN
~ - lI IS, I'LL. -
u anu tne9 WIRE 'ei' without iisnt anu
\ for that reason. The large rolling
IN and factories Mt those nI,ces voro
{lNlea 10 smut down Tor the same rea-
b From that point to Cincinnati the
! apetuotcs rom one.tnnth Of an inch
.ome honSs TN ~ oInnost throoito M -,
soIe nouis W "i'nosl tniee-tei'ns III
/ Il dsr,s,o 90 nro,or,, Il, ,,o po,,o,o,.
W on ~ 'l IN, o mh
~, e s,rna a, 1.u,Vo9 ~ ON ne hHc1i-
SAL san in ,aa N.Y. nas iost lo'ovV d pmsneIs,
HOPE luUVV, coal Rldge lO.00O anu
frAeye r, lu,oV' me damage to the ONE
Lsr Eiectric ana POWER company VIII
g sloVVV. me Bare, Russell anu W.T.
|As coal mines are Hooded. Fully 800
fpe nave been driven from their homes
X lhousand more are living in the sec
Stories OF dwellings,.
II! O'Clock tonight the stage of the
v Of .two-tenths of foot per hour. This
ose feet above the dangerline and with
lnfee feet of the limit expected during
n rood The weather bureau announces
lsigAt that the river will become station.
lere some. time tomorrow and that IL
Y. ny exceed % feet, or eight feet above
Asl Is known as the danger line. The
s.er reached the first floor of tenement
N VIZ iaiohg me river front at 40 feet
W. W. goes nor rcach any OF the business
' tssgs vsloW ou ieet. the water in the
Ssrsesas pSIuuk INC rlNrr front known as
rsr sf ,ae ta NOW; Kat Row, etc, Is now
m liksiy H. W.vp !tuni me nrSt noors anu
n frst 6oors VoNr uniIleen Leet neep IRON
L 81 denssl,y on noniaH hinese 1enenlehts
i nso SIe upper stories FOR extra dodgers:
iers yesterday and fro,,, Iroin nhe e nrSt
DAY The c9oi md i,,r,l,nr $500 '.o,.d ninmfS,
IL liver, as well nS tho Y.,,o o,ue " inhs'
lfs and mani,fart,,rors IN ~ ion.G, 80
The city, arc submerged hnt win s,iffer