Show SUFFERING INCREASING 1 Colder Weather and Ge Gale of Wind Along River In Au 0 Jan Inn weather a pale gale todal today increased the suffering who ho had been made home I by the OhIo floods A number of weakened by the the water went L Jn by the wind last night and today erld floors hl hi the buildings occupied A Jann wholesale grocers and the hio company collapsed Both w r heaU stored with men mer 00 In the upper stories The loss wAI be hea heavy he area aren Increased tod today For Forthe eral hours the tho river was statIonary at ts feet but the weather bureau officials I announced durIng the afternoon that r re ports Indicated that the river here would go up at least to I and perhaps feet within the tho next thirty six hours 41 Approach to Bridges Cut Cutoff Off The rIse ot of last night and today cut off approach to the foot bridges across the Ohio Isolating most of the people on the Kentucky Kentuck side ot of the river Ludlow and Bromley were suffering from the back backwaters waters Strenuous efforts were made to avoId serIous Interruption to street rail way traffic but the Isolation of the brIdges prevented a continuance of the car lines to Cincinnati and there wore Nore long stretches along the Kentucky side of the tho river where the cars were unable to pass passIn passIn In the east cast end or of CIncinnati the car servIce was so badly crippled that half a dozen lozen transfers were necessary to a few blocks passengers being compelled to climb around the Inundated sections AU All the Ule railroads on both sides ot of the river except the Cincinnati Hamilton Da Day ton and the tho Cincinnati Lel Lebanon North Northern ern eri continued to suffer from lack of t r minal facilities Relieving the Sufferers Systematic efforts to relieve the suffer sufferers ers who are estimated at nearly In Cincinnati and the nearby cities on both sides ot of the river were under way all the approprIation by the city coun cli being supplemented b by special funds to which all the churches s contributed to day daJ Part of Parkersburg was under water I and the railroads were In trouble Al Almost Almost most the entire business or Ports Portsmouth Portsmouth mouth and part of th the residence nce district was flooded while people driven from theIr homes were sheltered In schools and churches The city was with without without out gas or water service If the water rises above the levee nt at Lawrenceburg md Ind the loss will be nearly At Madison md Ind hundreds have been driven from their homes b by the thc water In Aurora md Ind are homeless While the sections of Hunt Huntington Huntington ington W T Va are flooded It is not be believed the damage there will be hea heavy Inquest Today The Ohio rIver has haf been stationary since S p m and nt at midnight stands at sixt sixty fIve feet It is thought that the crest of the flood has been r reached ached Man Many frame buildings lapsed In the tho lower part or of the have eel col I |