Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-28

ono thousand miiitinmen arrived
today ana have the city in rigid con-
uol. .WcciiVeiy rcstrainlne lnotrrs
s,Ehtsc"rg mat VIII Interfere with
rescue work. ana oli disorder.
Touring the business sections to-
da, officials found thr high stage ui
IA" flood wIs nine feet 40 the corner
ut Third aud Main streets. which b. in
the very heart Of the city The on
rushing water flooded the first hoor
of every store IN the business die
tric' This constitutes IA" chief IT,
nunciai loss The tower of the steel
high school was lcy"icd aud IN" Leon
ard building on Main street WIS nm
d"rmin'd go that u collapsed
Many houses we're swept away IN
RiyrrdHl". West Dayton. North Day
ton anh Edgcmont
The following buildings withstood
the hood and furnished shelter TO
about 1000 people who were maroon
I'D from Tuesday until THURSDAY
COnoter building, kuhns building,
4 the Arcade, two Chppell buildings,
7 Callahan Rank building. Schwind
building, Commercial huildng. Mem
donhall building. Rice -Kunlar build
ing. Boihold building. United Broth-
ren Publishing company's building.
Sonr of the puhlic building were
the Dayton club. the Victoria. Na-
tional and colonial theators. city hall
court house. Hcckel, Phillips, AlEoU-
uuin and Atlas hotels, Masonic tenn
pie, postollcc, Y. NJ. e. 4. and ail
churches
The IRE loss is positively limited to
the destruction Of the Dayton Gas
Light and coke compunN's plant, the
row 40 two uud thrrv-stnry buildings
on both sides OF Third street from
jefferson street to 81 clair avenue.
he Troy Pearl laundry plant and
two upaEtm"ut house fires ON th" west
side
daring robbery. was thwart-d to-
diy when the poltrc arrested 20 man
vino vas escaping from IN" city with
H slt,hsl .nutaniug 500. 600 ln dlu-
uuudr and lrvrliy which De, had stul
An from irvVlry storos
Y score uf motor boats ana the lifr-
FiNing boats WrI" iu IN, Hood dis
trI,t otrly today and uN tonight n
WAS hoped rrl't would Do, extended
Co an Nuud victims that Urr. -tI|
alive So effort Wuv being made tu
take oui any bodies. the first car,
hcing tu provide help for the Twins
The boats nesHU tu Trtufn early
from tho nearer sections each atpu~.
iting its load of from hftrru tu twenty
survivors Most ot the people res
tNfN Wfl' 300 MfNh IlhiI iiIlNNlINN
aud suffering ls Co Dee scarcely able
90 move. At O'clock several hun,
drrd had been brought to the cash
Register hospital on srrtchrts frou
tho south side Of the riNv'.
situation MuCh brighter.
The fopd situation WIS much hright
~ today The trucks sent from m,
Cash Register COMPANY manned h.,
men with military orders to eoniistpt,
potatoes ana food from tho farmers
brought hack "a good supply ct ycgc
tables ana several relief trains reach
cd the city With supplies, The rvscu,
Work also had taken on Hcmhhuc'
OF system and AN the streets f.ou
swhiCh the Hood had rrcedcd were pa
trolled hN militia, People wcrrsNirgr,
10 get back ln their houses wherever
pOssihlc
'Vcwnrc pt thieves and burglars.
said an official bulletin given wild" cir
culntion, Don't leave your house
without protection Il was thieve
who scared You about the rcscry0i
and natural gas explosion. The nat
nral gas has been turned on, uni
ihere is no danger of explosions"
sixty catholic sisters az the acad
omy 0f the Sisters OF Notrc Dame an'
alFhieen persons Tor whom they hal
nf0Yldrd refuge were found by IN
IoulnVillc life saving crew today q
have hcen entirely without food o
water since Tuesday. There Wpr
several cases Of illness Tho life say