The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09
POOLED THEIR ISSUES
y y TIE DEATH OF THE SUICIDE.

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The Cashier Of II New Jersry Bank Default
nnd Die. hv III. or, ,,a,., ..., -, 49,. i
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F'S'""h' ~ nj overcome ft''''' by Disclosures,
! Follows Him to the Tomb. II,
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4 ...' 10" i"o"s" ,'s"'', IN, september s.-Ihis
el'y was shaken 10 Its centre to-day wher
Bank Examiner Shelly discovered n tlefici,
OF over one million dollars !, ,ho sn,,,,,,.
c,sh ona so,n.,.;na s NJ, :" .''o s'ifp..s
aud ,,or .v,,,o, ,...,.,.'n. "'"s "'''
The National ponl. nnl,.n ~ ~ ~. ", uoo.s u
business of Tint ,,st;,n,,on ~ ~ , ,',a ...a. ,ns
for tho nrcsen, 'In Vo".n"a,, "as susl'enaea :,
partially ruincd p,os;'1on. en.'..o n ~ ~
knew /. ro,h;rn - ] 11m,, Nu.yoh y
trpstipc IN h;m im,,,,o;.,,. r, uo'nss'
| In Wall s,rco, n = M"!, -. e.as,' !,
,ho h,,,. =, nan, ....,. '"'' 'ook
thor,i' ID, ~. ,s.eullaHs. Kuhyon, al-
nnonoia n tMat. 49,, poi'u'af, was ignorant Of the
In % tho h,mIs "'n'.Js, "f ann was willing tool
A. o.JS " u. nsna;,1s u;.11as,ing cashier. s1s
nm ~ IN u ha,,. m ;usnsht r. s,; liunyon drove
nnn;sJ 'Ly II" , ~ "s currlaSe, accom-
"GnoI Iva na', @ W. ""ns uanshteB.
ronni,;, ~, p"PM, sl.a Julla, the eldest,
Won InsssorIoI " ~ w, .'.iiase. AZ AR. Kun
M ~ Je"Jlu hona III ", y? ~ pavement he said:
,oo NV 'e iet" a VIII. W., ~ well II you 20 not
mamma vii, s,;ni. - ~ H. 'esp9hncd' tpmcd' tel
Twenty minn,es lator NJ .'I Io osan; sont y c,..x
Clcrl E;;,,nra,l .s CIV 'a'vl ny sent 10 Chlcf
bani ior !, com~ ~ I4H H., was ~ cnafse OF the
whic1 thastorr;.. ,ras ", Wy n9rhihs paper IN
in thn hnnl's }o"ni,ii "i 'H''' VI lis eohpliclty
- o'..'" : W" maui p, , lS.a:f %
f5..:iAS' S'ENcLAMArloS OF DESPAIR &
Securing the paper he went into a room
occupied by the orrani-;n, ,,;roctors .,,,i
began q rc,d 4 ,,oa,h,,. Intoi' ,;a,, AAu
o'e"" ~ ie'W' y uealhly plllor over
spread ms lace and he exclaimed, ""My
'oas what will my children do!"3 Pass.
ing handkerchief over his brow, he
.hrew the paper into the lap OF Director
Stoddard and excusins himself went into
the toilet room. A minute later the sound
OF Il. a..iall was heard Tho directors rushnd h
TO the closet and discovered the hoIv NJ
Runyon on the floor, the blood Gow;n"
from y gaping wound in the throat. liz
spnrting against the wall and ceiling. oON =
The scene on tho streets was wild in the
extreme. Thousands OF people, aeonizeI
depositos threatened to raid the bank
The police tlanked the street and viii,
difficulty qlieted them Charles bavis
Il clerk oi the bank. renorlrIS isad Wa, 'nns
found alive at Il :45 o'clncL -" "A' ''A
liuny6n wus generally regarded nc mnch
OF tinancier, Tho late CaShicr II Hi. II.. hn.
ing considered as running tl,c ;ns,;tm,;on i'm m
pretty much his own way, and Runyon
Wall street, not much can iunIe he slenma% com m
ccrnins tho dead president Ic u nnnoor, oon
to be unknown by tho onnr, ,ors ppva'1 ~ Vrnl1
n,v-s, ,,s,,,,
s,1y ,y,,o,. "a, n.a, ": ,.,, : ~, ),
.o;, c,o., ~ ~ NV ""' 'ounu up IN tilil,
Sa'o C'efk Davis 10 q reporter, trembling
ylolentl,W,"andw when he went OF I thought
l might MS well follow bim."i y -
Ibid yon take sirychnine ?n
The ideal"
"Was Hill in vour tonfidcpco ~
No, no" hcsitatinsly.
What do you know about This trou-
ble?" &! lsi Sst2ts5s i.fIgl Sls
Z Therucs;ion' Startled Davis and he fell
to the pavement in faint. He was picked