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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-18
Sm pnliseili6er Sbbnt
Sefinbet iidJ SRI. 9i. g. SarriiOn bon
SorOntU, Gan.
Sie aeitern aus Dem Oiertcn StOf oes
GranS Sotels sn ipriugcu
periudDte.

Cine frau, bic ii6 aIs srl. M. 6,
6arriIpu Don Soronto, Gan, rcgi.
T1rir.e, Yuroe ceItern Radmtltas DOE,
GroEo 0ctel, irO tie abasitsigeu tra'
nc6 Der Hrausuubtbei;ung Der Gsn'
traI Citation as6ra6t, I'D Tie bent'
Don 9erpanbtsn. bsnen ibre Gage &C.
tern gl6eno rod tslegrupbiih mit5es
tbeiIt purbe, dbsebolt tperpen piro.
glIs bic Dame seiiern 8ormittag tn
gesleituna zines pullmansaonbuts
teurs i'm 5ptsl sintrof, ertlGrte Der
2sstere, bas Tie auf Der fFd9rt nor
Toronto bierber brsi Mdl ben Der -uf
asma6t babe, ben 3ua au Derlahen
.En 0dnton iei esfbr gelunsen, letner
@uhIamteit au entssben uno m tbren
Na6ttleioern ouf ben 9abniteig 81
euttommsn, pD lie nit GROCER SGrpi.'
riateit singebolt perben tonHte.
9eitern 9ta1nittug gegen 8 ubr
rplrSe 5err See, Der @eidditsfiibrer
oes Sotcls, oarnuf aufmerfiam ge'
ma6t, oab auf bsm 9altcu einss i'm
A. Stod lid befinoeuoeH 3immers
cine sSrau ben 9eriub gematt bate,
iiber oos @eIdnber gu fIettern. Scrr
See elite nnd5 oben nlb tmn gerdoe
nod CUR retten 3eit, I'm Die 5roll
suriidstbaIten unS in ibr 3immer 5u.
riif5ubrinaen. gr bennfri6tigte Die
9oIi5ei imb Ghef GopeIau Iieb Die
Ssrau, oie onideineno an tempordrcr
9eiiiesii6riing leibet, na6 Der Gen'
trlItotion bringen. 8on bort telegra'
pbirte lie an einen Wann RoneHs s.
CRAWFORD in Snpannab, 8ay ociicn
@ottin lie nnoeblid Su beiuGen beob.
iiftiate, bod mar Biz geitern a5eno
nod feine slnttport eingetroifeu.
Stntt ociien crbieIt G6ef Gopelnn ge-
iteru abcnS cine telepboniife Bot.
i6oit BON Sorcnto, Gon.. fporin er er'
iudlt nurSc, Die Srau unter Sbbut
gu beboItcn, Bis ciner ibrer @eriunnS.
ten. ser iofort nbreiien ,peroe, iie n5.
boIeu fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-18
suuO Elm naiies Grab.

e. SoImon, Der ieit ldngerer 9eit
i'm Union Bethel Iogirte, periiIfyte &c.
tern 9tu6mittag nit Dem 30i1brieen
iSronf Smitb pom oerielben gIoreiie in
einem fIeiueu gsaden iiber oeu 6luB
all ruoern, ais Der lestere ploelih BON
elmer Stitrspeae erfabt fpuroe nnS
umidlug. 2ie beioen @6uner fieIeE
ins Waiipr uiS p1breno SelmrI 10.
ipst u,itsriart ,aS ni&t uebr sisna
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-18
ssiir barbenbe Selgier.
Sn Gin.innati iOll fir bieielben cine
Sumnle BON $4,000 amisebraGt
iueroen.

6anbelsfammer prdfibent 8. s.
poipeQ fat geitern einen Qusifub err
nannt, Der 5Onbs fir bic 6elgii9sn
&riegsnotEleibsnben idmmeln ioa.
Gs iollep inner6alb elmer gang tur3en
3eit $40, 900 aufge6raht iperben. Ous
Rommittee 61lt am iSreiiag gafmits
Tag in Der Sonoelstammer bic erIte
Sisung ab. Die qngelegenteit tpurs
be offi3isa CUR &enntniB Der Sanbelsz
TANNER aebradt, bur6 einen Brief Der
SbiOsr &ommiifion fir unteritiiBung
Der europdi!Gen 4rieggnotbleib:nben.
6err s. 9. S6mib app bat fi9 NIT
5000 an bic Spibe bsr SdmmelliIte
aeiteQt unb er pirb ben 8etrag me-
fentli6 erbSben, fp6alD be $4,000
aufaebrd6t iinb. 1os belgiI6e 5iltsz
&ommiitee beiie6t aus ben folgenbsu
8iirgern: Son. SubIon 5armon, 8ore
iiser; q. u. @erB, @t5e @oribsr;
:. 9. S9miblapp, Sdabmeiitsr 9r.
6. u. g. aeeb, 9. 80. Campbell, Seus
rp +. Tarnp, 9uifaOe 80. Draa, 4is
bert Mcguqougb, Ropal matiice. =.
90. Modslfrefh, W. g. MplIob, u. 6.
W6itnter, 6. %. G6narbs, s. 5.
Rotpe, Georae s. 2stpis, 3. g. gaan.
6. u. gosportb. 6. Gee Dotpnep, Som
Sones, u. +. RobertIpn. Morris s.
DsItbetmsr, 2dprence Warpea, 9urrp
W. Qepn. @ietor 8. U. Senbel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-18
8eim g 6IOffe apugDe
I,Qlbbe.

.5ier fanb i9 bid. glm DalbrGnb nab
BEN SdloB,
9as 4usi9au bGlt in uHbesreu5tc
Weiten,
Die ie1uiu6tsboq bsin lestsr Bid
genob -.
Dein 4uge brad. gs mar Elm Monns
BAIT Strsiteu
Die piouisre i6ufen bir 6eH SteiH.
sic Iiebtsn bid, ben i4Iauteu, tiihueu
&Hdben,
Den iiinsfen Sfftsisr. @iel SouueHs
i6eiH
Wdro bier am Wulbesfdum nit Sir
begra6eH.
Ro3 fIirrt Elm Gtrihlhen ii6er Stein
uno S6rift,
Den RamsnsSus. Ole 3abl Der aebsnss
jtunben,
glls Idrieb iie mad nit spIbnem Som
neHfttft
Gin glfIein, bas pom Wdlb ft4 eins
eefunoeH.
llnb fliternb iingt's i'm Winb: So
jung =. 10 jung -.
sd lauih unS MD -. Mds tDunt'
id ihGnrss oentsu.
8lutrpien tr6n3eu bsiner S9IGfeu
Shpuug,
Die ni5t ben Sob, bic ep'se Sugsno
iaeuteu.
ginit tommt Der Gag, bd mn ere
Sugeub iaHt
lIub mir, srsruutsn 6oars, bic S4rIsts
meiieH.
Su aber bIsibit ME 6eute bIpnb uno
i6Iant
Sr &nn5englut ben SerSen uHpergss
ZEN.
Cein Bib, es blsibt, tpenu m Elm
anaben iHon
glls WGnner eurh bss Rheiuldnbs
1sluren f9reiteu.
Rpd Ieb' if lie nit Wuueen, li9ters
lpb'n,
auf bsinen Sdulteru Nib gum Nns
griFf reiteH.
Sm IriibIing mars. Wie frii5 bsin
Qdhen tlang.
lInb eH her Sommer iih bem 9'rbit
perunGblte,
Sein iun1er Teaen truntue 2ieber
fang,
Wenn, nadt, er ii9 ben @eg gum Gn.
srifF pd6Ite.
Sier fanb id bid. DID Bat Der S6Iaf
eelodt,
limb ielbit Seiu gett BAIT or benz
sseinb entrpuuoen.
Die Scnns iuht bid -. uno su
Sodupten tDdt
Gin GIflsin, bas BON MaIe ii1 cine
ssfunbsTt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-18

gori6cin fam, geInng es SHitb iit
NIT 5iilfs Der Rubsritansen 70 lduse
iiber Wdffsr gu bult.n.a BIB er pon
mebrersn Gdrbigeu, bic alif Der Mdrz
met 2anoing arbeitetcu, ans 2ano &c,
5Oecn uno naG oem Soipital seiGidt
lrerOcn fonnte, no iein 3uitnno als
Elm gefd6rIifDer ernfltet tpuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-18

abnbtte bic ibrsm pnbeI
ansefbane llnbiIl NIT
BEN Repolper.

Rousn, 5rnnfrtih II. wldr3. -
Gin fhones grsmplur umsriianilder
WsibIifaeit 1T iyrl. 0loriba Ssttle
aus Hetp yori, bic beuis III ECO
francs Gelbitrafe unb einmonati5er
Daft bsruribeilt ipurbe, neil iis pers
conasnsn Gerbii auf einen Wlonn yias
mems Waterman seffoiien, Der bas
idbpere Werbrehen b,gaHgen bate
ibren 6uno AZ nedtn. Ter 9orfdll
paiTierts auf ben frdn5oiiiGen Dams
bier .gbiroaDS auf Der Reiie ben Rem
g)prt mad Sdpre. Den Wiireifenben
mar bic 6nnbelisbs Der WiB aus Rep
yori anf bic 6erpen sefdlisn nnb iie
finaen an. ben a0ter su nedeu. Waters
man fon Der Rdbdsfiibrer ~,gsre'en
iein unb auf ibn fdhob bic S.ttle. I'm
itrem a5ter bic ipoblperbienis Rube
Dor i.inen qtinissrn 3u Deri9affen.
Dis aiHsI ains 5tpdr fe9l, dfer bic
fticbluItiqe Waib ipurbe cennod sins
aslcfl, dls Der 0ampfer 5opre ere
rsidts. Die yr.ibeitsitraf. iuurbs ibr
asfhentt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-18
Der bentI4e aomfml IN
zeattle, Or. @ilbelul
NHiiaer
|unb isin Setretdr untsr
Der 4ntldge Der Ger

- - YIN
Der antlage ber Ger
f6p6rung perbaftet.
Seattls, Mafb, II. Mdr5. Or.
Wiltelm Uliner. Der oeutI4e aoniul
in eeattle. uno Ieiu eetretdr .. M.
S6ul3 purSen am Wliitpoa i'm aons
fulat benadri6tigt. bab fie fi9 dls
Derbaftst gu betra4tsn bdtten. sic
iinb snseilast, an elmer 8sri4fp0rung
6siteiligt sspsIen 5u iein, bic ben
3ued bate, Sobn UlurOOd, sinen %
Sabre alien 9srIdnbtglert Der Seattle
gOnitruction anD Drbbod Gompanp
gu beiieden, bamit sr gentle 9ss
iddftsssbeimniiie fsinsr arbsitssber
0srratbe.
Der aonIul UfiilIer unb fein Ses
trstar foaen DerfuGt bu6sn, WurbOd
gu OsranlaFen, 2ustunft barii6er su
ssbsH, ob bic SsaiiIsr aorporation
llnterIsebuots itiidpsiie iiber Yritifds
Colombia nld gHglonO ssfaidt bat.
Or. T2iiller, Sfal3 unb Dan. sars
Iniiastp. Elm priDutbsisitiO. iino pesen
oieier 4Hsslssenheit gsmsiHi4aftlid
Der gsridiD5rung ansetlost.
aOniul Miiasr ftelIts am abenb in
2lbreb,, Sab sr nit MurbOd ober benz
Dstsitip bi, Dsrsinburung sstrOffen
bG6e, irssnb tDel4e SnfOrmatiOn tdufs
/ lid gu ertpsr6en; aud babe er Ries
manb aufseforbert, papiers Don Der
aompasuit gu fteblen. gr fuste, bab
5arnifastp nit Der grtIdruRg 5u ibm
setOmmsu lei, er iDifIs, Oab bier unters
ise6OOts fir bic britii4s Regieruug
sebaut Diirb.u, er ii6 ubsr uur fotpeit
unit bem OeteftiD einseldhen babe. um
gu ersriinoen, Ob feline Qunsu6eu auf
Wabr6sit bsrubtsn. Der aoniul briids
| ts 9ertrauen barin aus, bab bic gee
gen ibn ,rbo6sneu slHiIusen prompt
Hiebsrgeidlag.n DerbeH uiiroeH.
Wlurbod un6 Der 0etsttip purben
| i6on am Sienftds gbsnO psr9aftst,
Der griire aber. Der als Staatsssuss
Iuuftretsn iUirb, purbs um WittiDoa
ROrgsn ssgsn $1,000 giirsf4aft piss
Der frensIaiIeH-
Murbod foll ssIaet baben, bab Si.
llirterbanoluugen Spiiten inn nno
BEN 9eteftin nod i'm @anse aapeien
ieien, aIs er perhnitct fpuroe. Or
iag1e, bag er iiripriinglifj $500 fir
ieine Sniurmdtion pertdrtgt, iih aber
lp1ter bereit ertidrt Gabe, $1,000 5u
nebnlen. Gr iaste ferner, oaB or BE.
reit sepeien iei, geluiiie Snformation
6cm aoniul 5ur 8erfiisina 5u iteIlen,
iueeen Der GeIofrngc i'm lesten 2lu.
genblid cber iih Die llHterbdrIoIuHgen
5eridllngen battcn.
Inter Der Ratrase in benz Bette
Wturoods fpurSen neiin originate
5rnTfbriefe aefitrSeR mag bamit be.
uieien perOen fam. 1T aber nod nit;t
befannt. Ser Rrdiioent Der Saompagr
ME, s. %. Baterion, iagt, oaB ieine
5irlna ipeoer fin gngIanb nod iiir
onoere ariegfiiIrenSeu llnteriee5oote
baIe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-18
Gnslanb mnb Nnklanb
GrIaiIsn cine @arnnna an SapaH,
Dsgen beffen unDsrfro'
rtntn @orsebsHs ses
gen China.


pefing. etinn, II. Mdr5. Gn
uliitn0d traf bier bic offi5isae Ra4'
ri6t siH, bab bic goti9aftsr Rub.
lambs unb gnslanbs am lSamitas ben
iapaniTftn Ninifisr bes asub.rsn,
Baron asto, psrI0nlid bsHd6ri9iisi
9it.sn. bab. iu,nn bic Sapansr fort
fabrsn, Gorberunssn on Ghina gu itel'
len, bic iibsr oieieniseu binaussehen,
bic in Der orisinalen Rots on bic
Mdfi. uufs.sdbIi finb, ss fir bic ai'
Iiirtsa SapaHs in. Der 3usunft iftpis'
rig Itin piirbs, in bipIomaiilasr
spsifs NIT Sapan 5u DsriebreH.
Dem Dsrnebmen mad bena4ri4tigs
ten cu4 bi. Der. Staassn. unabhdnsis
psn ben dnSsrsn Mddtsn. Dsnn aud
mSeliasripsiis nn9 einsm Msinunss'
austauid NIT tin,r aubereH Wladi.
bic iapaniihs Rssieruns, baB ssiDiii:
JOrberunssn Sapans nidt nit ben
0srtrGgsn IN Ginilang sebradt ipsr'
ben t0nntsn, bic sDii4en China uuh
ben Der. Gtdatsn beftebtn.
0i. anfi6tsn Der Der. 6taaien unt
gnslanbs nit g.sus auf China Pint
men in allen puntisn iiberein. Dies
pirS pribatim, baIboffisisn unb burd
bic prsffs in gang G6ina perii&srt. es
FnS DsrfnmmIuns.n dbsebaIten iDor'
ben, in bsnsn bic JorberuHs.H Sd'
pans sr5rtsrt purben uub iotpobl BIZ
britiTfx pis bic amsrilaniI4e afo'
tiation bot ibren reipsitiOsn Rsgierun'
gen, sin,n prOtsit ssf4idt. Die 4insii'
ihsn Beamtsn, iDie bic ousmdriig.r
0ipIomatsn finb Der 9lnfidt, baB Sd'
pan ,insn grcb.n sbeiI isinsr Goroe'
rinstH auriidsiskn nirb, ba BIZ
'Ul6Gte Gbtna b.nu4ridtist baSsH
bab Is feiH Rs4i BABE, gertrdse mi
Japan ab5ui9lisben. bic i'm Dib<r'
iprud nit ben beitsbeuben 9srtrdser
sipif9sn CHINA uno ben Md4ieu
itebsn.
Der iapanilde GeTdnbt. in ebina
Gii Siobi, erIi!t am Di.nftus Bel e.
nsm eturs bon isiusm pfsrb. Der
Isbunsen, bi. Jpn msbrsre Gag. LANG
perbinbsrn psrbsn, Elm, aonfer,ns d5
subalien.
1otio, IL. MGrd. Der Oiat,
Siai per5ffeniIi9t sin Snterpitw mil
bem premier Graf Dtuma. In NIL
dem br -iapaniidx Gtaatsmaun idJ'
h. baB Ct fi& BON ben llntsrbapsIrn'
gen, bic NIT CHINA i'm Gonge fe.sH
CUTE gfeIultate psripre&e. Inter an'
bsrm fdgte aud Der pr,mi.r. b &
Tsutid,lanb China ssa.n Sopan ouf'
bhe, bits aber Dsrssbli@ I'll. er fiiJ'
ie bin5u bcs fpenn Rublanb in ben
@eiit BON apnifaniinopel tomme. es
isinsr aniitbt uaH bic auiift aufgsber
rrbe, I'm fsrnen Often Bis an nar'
mes Maifsr az seIongen.
General 2eman ueigeri
lid feine garoIe su &c
ben nm feline Greibett
sn erIargen
gnris, IL. Wsdr5. General 2e'
mon, Der beIoiidR gertbeioiser Dor
aiittih. Der fid iest aIs ariessscfaH'
csner IN GeltidHano befinbct, bat lid
eepeioert, nesen ssarcIe feline 6rei'
bsii 3u erlaussn bic ibm BON ben
GelItihen angcboten iDoroen, Gem
geruetlnrn nod auf geupenSen iei'
ner zodter, bic iid oireft nit ibrer
Bite an ben aaiicr @ilbeIm &c.
Dunbt taben icl. Gieie ssadrift III
IN sinem grief cntbaIten ben Genc'
raj 2ennn an einen Grassno, eiuer
Waicr tn tsloiiGsu CeniesarHs, %
3Eiebas bat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-18
s;I6tIidl aeitorben.

'Frau Marie RapnOr, so Sabre alt,
ipurbe aeItern in ibrsm 3immer TN
6auIe 205 Oft 13. StrdBe, in benz iie
allein fpobnte. .aIs 2si9, aufgeFunbeu.
Die s5rM TT, ME Der Coroner fefs
itstIte. an GntbshrunS seItrrben, OBJ
slsi& $24 Hanrs.IN porssfunSsr uur'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-18
ediTsuadlribten.

Rem gort, II. wlGrs. glHest.:
.9ubfOn" Don 9OrOeaur; ,ara6ie"
pon aiperpOol.
@enua, 10. MGrs. Inset.: rRs
bStaIia4 bDn Rem gori; .Stampas
LA BON Rem g)ort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-18

ben unb bic Trau ais Bittpe zines
Neutrality-suspicious. regelmdbig psnz
iion be5pg. Der Coroner bemiibt iia,
@erpanbte Der sSrnu, bic in Seiotos
bile, g.. tpobnen iollen, 5n ermittsln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-18
git man On sleiidl ,rnimmf.

Gin eiufa6er, aber ii6erer gse, an Geipidf
5u5nnebnlen, IT., mie bon berfdiebeHen tUopis
befannieu aersien bei.dfigt ipirb, reneIuhbt9
fir bic 9nIer eiTrieer gloHafe eiTie .ober Slpet
3sSrniH &pposglnrlnne 9abieiten mia ieeer
bobeH oGs nnsae8eifnete BeroieHfi. bic rotDen
uHb Deiber Blntiorperden an oermetreri. tnbem
ne bic SerodIuna nHierftiben uHo bic 1iiisHi>
ipefdbe bas EInf uno bic Befpebe beriteuen. be-
fUrOeru. Tiefelber Fub erbdIfii6 tn OerfieaeLs
ten Fo6eten bon ae-ten uno gut oeriebeneH
apofhefeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-18

GnIIao, Bern, II. giar5. Ter
5einihe Gampfer .eierro CORDOBA"
Dom gacrSSeutiden 2lopo. Der am
aIsittspD6 bier arfanL lit BON ben
perli1niiten gcboroen Biz gum gnOe
oes ariegcs irlterIrirt wcrScn. Ger
Tunipfer fol- BEN areiiscr -Ercsocn-
nit nnlIen nericrgt bobert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-18

@robdusig lust es in Der 5iefs
Hdum:
go jung 10 iunn bot bid Der 5ob be-
feFen. -.
limb fisbt ben &ua6en ME in beiBem
Sraum
Gin giientreus. an feline 2ippen prd'
ssym aelbe. RubOlf Ser5oJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-03
MOVING STOCK
Business Houses Of Wheeling Ready
for Flood stase-oamsssble
Wares Removed.

Owing to a food stage in evidence.
the business people Of the Wheeling
district were kept very busy yester-
day, getting ready TO receive the
Hood which will reach its crest today
The stock stored away in the base
ments and lower floors OF the business
houses was moved out to Insure pro
lection and everything was put in
snaps to Withstand the rush % the
mud and water with the least possible
damage. The Easements OF a number
OF the business houses on Main and
Water streets will be affected BY the
predicted stage OF forty-four feet and
a number Of the manufactures In the
lower end Of the city will also be
reached by the high water. Accord.
ing 70 all indications the business
houses will only be light suferers
due 20 the fact that they will have A.
pay for the work Of moving out and
back again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-03
PYTHIAN MEETING
Is POSTPONED
VISITATION AT LITTLE PRINCE
LODGE IN MOUNDSVILLE
NOT TO BE HELD.
Date viii Be Set Later According TO
Committee on Arrangements.
Flood Prevents

At a meeting held last evening at
McMechen. by the committee on ar
engagements for the big visitation
meeting OF the X. OF p. lodges of
Wheeling. Benwood. Moundsville. Elm
Grove. Bridgeport. Martins Ferry and
other adjoining points which was to
have been held at MOundsville tomor-
row evening, at Little Prince lodge
rooms. decided to postpone the meet
ing until a later date OF account of
the high water. This was considered
by the committee, the proper thing to
do although IL is much regretted. as
the arrangements for the meeting had
progressed almost to completion. A
similar condition arose in March 1913.
when the visitation meeting was also
arranged TO be held al MoundsviIle.
az Little Prince lodge and had 10 be
postponed on account Of a big river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-03
TRAFFIC STOPPED
CsVe-ln Of Tunnel Between WeIlsburo
and Bethany Ties Up Traffic.
Will Take Week 70 Clear.

Special Dispatch 70 the Inteuigeneer.
BETHANY. W. Va, Feb. AN
traffic was shut of on the Weusburg.
Bethany & Washington traction line
between Bethany and wellsburg to-
day at noon when a large cave-in oc-
CURED in the tunnel between here
and the Brooke county seat. The
mail service was interfered with tenn
porarily, and IL is expected that only
one mail VIII be delivered each day,
as against three deliveries formerly
A force OF men was Immediately put
10 work TO clear up the slip. Passen-
gers are being transferred by walk
ing over the tunnel and are allowed
TO complete their journeys backward
and forward from the college in this
manner.
IL will take about a week to clear
The cave-in away. according to the Of
hcials. Just what the exact amount
OF the damage will be can hardly be
computed now. In addition to this
cave-in. the road along the Bethany
turnpike has slipped to such an extent
as to make II almost impossible to
get along in places. Buffalo creek
has been on rampage. but is reced-
ing now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-03
"NARROWS" SLIP
wheeling Traction Company Suffers
Much Trouble on Mounds
Vile Division.

The slips in the "Narrows." Just
south OF the McMechen corporation
line. are coming down with large
amounts of mud and stone at such
regular intervals as to keep Superin-
tendent Marble and his men on the
hustle. He has had the work car
and force Of men constantly on the
job. and by hard work has been get.
ting most Of the cars through. The
mud is so thin at some OF the slips
and coming in such large quantities.
that IL seems almost impossible TO
keep the tracks cleared and they NAV
De closed at any moment. The water
at the Benwood subway made +,
necessary to transfer passengers AT
that point, beginning at s O'Clock last
evening.
The cars OF the Moundsville line
viii not be shut off al the Camn
Ground trestle until q stage of forty
feet Is reached. As II is. however
Moundsville is pretty well isolated
there being only one way TO get in or
out by the y. a. o trains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-03
ON THE ISLAND
Residents Of Garden Spot Are Ready
for the Flood Waters
Have Acted Quickly.

The residents OF the Island put in a
strenuous day yesterday in prepare
ton for the food. as no one desired to
be caught mapping. as they have been
in the past. The grocers started
early in the morning cleaning. their
cellars, store rooms and shelves Of
loose articles. and boxes and baskets
were filled so the stores could be
emptied on short notice
ConfectiOners packed their candies
into boxes. ready to moye upstairs or
even TO town and druggists also took
similar precautions. In almost every
Island home last night basement
lights were kept burning way into the
night. as cellars were cleared OF their
contents ready for the food which
has entered many of the easements
by this morning. especially those in
the lower districts. Many pianos in
the houses. which will be caught n
the Hood, were moved to the piano
houses on this side OF the river yes
terday, ready for the food today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-03
FLOOD BOATS
DISTRIBUTED
clTTs TEAMS HAUL LATEST Ac-
QUESTION TO MUNICH
PAL AID
To Points in City Where Most Need.
ed-Poiiee Have Charge and
viii Do Flood Duty.

Yesterday. at the order OF Mayor
Kirk, the nine food boats newly pur-
chased by the city. and being the lat
est acquisition to the municipal aid.
were distributed throughout the city
to take care OF anyone in need. Three
OF them were taken TO the Island.
one to the Fort Henry hose house.
one to the Hook and Ladder. one 10
the Niagara, two to the Eighth ward
and one to the Baltimore & Ohio de
pot. The boats were hauled to the
various points by the city teams. and
will be taken back to their storage
IN the municipal warehouse in the
same manner. making no extra ex-
pense to the city.
This is the first time that the boats
VIII have been used. and in fact they
haven't been used yet, although there
is every indication that they will be
before night. The police will have
charge OF the boats in their respective
districts. This flotilla is made up OF
hrst-class "fOaters." and are large
enough to take care OF as many per.
sons as need help. The police, II the
times warrant. have power to con-
script other private boats into the
service Of the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-03
LOCAL PROPHETS
Came Closer 20 Prediction Than Fed.
eral Forester In Pittsburgh,
on Present Rise

The lntelligencer said yesterday
morning that local river authorities
declared that Wheeling would have at
least 43-fOOt stage. while some said
II would 20 as high as A. feet. This
was contrary TO Chief Forecaster Pen
nywitts prediction. he stating in his
forecast TO The Intelligoncer az mid
night. Monday. that Wheeling would
have from 80 to 40 feet.
The local river prophets were elated
yesterday that they put one over" ON
the Federal predictor. Mr.. PennywItt
also stated that Pittsburgh would not
have over % feet. She will have fully
- Feet according 10 information re-
ceived from that section last pipbt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-03
BUSINESS DISTRICT
Merchants and Employees Kept Busy
Yesterday Getting Stock out Of
Reach Of Water.

Old Man Industry certainly was on
the job yesterday afternoon and tho
greater part Of last night In moving
stock and material from basement
and cellars in Main and Water
streets. Boxes. barrels. BAGS and
bundles we're stacked high ON Main
street late en- the afternoon. Tho
transfer companies are doing n rush.
Ing business. Just like tho river a.
present
Scores Of men in this Immediate
vicinity who have been forced 20 BE-
idle ON account of depressed CONNER.
cial conditions. were seeking Jobs vca.
to-day in helping those who had
stock or furniture to remove. Only a
small number were given work. tho
balance contouted Themselves BY
viewing tho river o. making little dif
ference to them N the hIeh water
should compel several 81 the manu-.
featuring plants to suspend opera.
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-03
POOR SUFFERING
Flood is Causing Much Trouble 20 Un-
fortunate Persons in The
Pittsburgh District.

Much suffering is beinr felt by the
poor OF the Pittsburgh district due 10
the flood. as shown by the following
telegram received by the Intelligence
yesterday. which also says the Ohio
river has passed the accepted food
stage mark al that point.
PITTSBURGH. Feb 2-Thc Ohio
river passed "a feet. two feet higher
than the accepted food mark. az seven
o'clock this morning and continued 10
rise az the rate OF six inches an hour.
Great blocks Of ice were swept out Of
the Allegheny. and reports from up
stream points indicated that great
deal Of water was yet 20 come from
the watershed The Mononrahela
river was stationary. but flooded
streams In Northern West Virginia
have commenced 10 put out water and
II will not reach here until night
Scores Of families In the lower wards
Of the old city Of Allegheny we're NOV
ing this morning. many of them being
taken out Of their houses In police
boats. The warm rain continued. and
there was much discomfort