The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
HOWLING WINDS.
TWO MEN KILLED At RLAlRsylLLE RY
FALLING WALLs

FALLING WALL6
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A New Glass House Wrecked and Mugh
other Damage poue-- -Oonnelisyiils's
Loas or-nousss aud Churches
unreafsd by tho Furious sterm--unien'
tewn and Vicinity Also sunsrs--The
Oountry Districts Subjected 20 neayy
Losses-A Perfect Gale That Demol'
ished nyesythiaG
nIARsyniE, Pa, Feb, q The heavy
gale yesterday afternoon blew down part
Of the West Pennsylvania Glass worlSA
Several men we're working In the build
Ing when the wall blew Ia on them,
burying several worllmen, The follow
ing are known tG be lgllledi
| JOHN O. RERNEY, secretary aud assistant
MANAGER, taken unl dead,
OiiAHLER h, BARR, tho manager, hurled In
The ruins
A laborer named shaer, who resides
here, ia badly injured Me-, honey'a
body waA taken out Of the wreck
mangled almost beyond recognition,
The wind WA 30 fierce that for some
, time Il was unsafe 10 make search for
tho remains OF Mr, Barr They we're not
recovered for several hours and were
terribly mutilated, 4 part Of the roof
waa hanging over tho wreck, and liable
10 drop upon the aoaroheW,
The glass w0rlm we're now, and were
10 have begun operations ON the i7th
Inst No estimate Of the property Loss
can he obtained, The storm subsidized Al
10 o'clock, and 40 further damage h an
toIpated,
Houses and Churches wfeolNd.
A special lelewom from CoRnellsyllle
nayil The worat mountain storm for
yeara hegan here yobierdny morning and
did not gnbslde uniil lote Ia the evening,
40 telephone and telegraph llnea arc
down, the eXnct eytsnt OF the damage
cannot be learned, In ths place II waa
very heavy, j, N, llQrpicka store aud
house on the pinnacle we're completely
wrecked, the Inmates having 4 narrow
escape from death, A house belonging
10 Harrison Miller, on Prospect street,
was completely demolished, The stoeplo
OF the Baptist church ia out of plumb
five feet, and that OF the Catholic church
u In dangerous condition In Now
Haven the gable end OF Markclla drug
store WIS blown away, the falling debris
crushing into the adjoining building, al.
most demoliahlng Il, The poopl, Ooou-
pying N ran for their llVoA,
A telephone mcfnago from Dunbar aaya
tho knIghla Of Labor hall at Mufrull VIA
entirely blown away Reports from
LeiHcnrlug nay oil the shaft OF the III. g.
| l'roli CotO works nrc down. A largo
number Of smaller building Were blown
away, but no fatalities have ~ yot been
reported,
Dlmngo wil HrRoh 100000,
A later dispatch from unIontown aaysi
The storm ID atIll raging IN tho noun.
t0na. A horse and wagon driven by q
man named jumea Rush VIA blown over
0my'a llill Tho wagon H lying with
the wheels whlrlIng Ia tho air. No one
was seriously hurt
Postmaster Bakers now rcgldcnco was
nearly demolished, also james lrunken-
borrya house, and John WrIngcta honso
was leyrlrd 70 The ground, The tclo
phone and electric light wires arc all
down. Mono OF the coke works are rum
ming south Of town, Tho Rcdstono
Coke oompany'a ollloca % Brown,
Geld were entirely demolished Tho
end WA blown out oI tho engine
house 40 Loiih The stack Of the Warren
Glass WORT wns h0wn dow". "h' total
lo.l lu ana aru0nd town viii reach NJ
lceot $4,000, A biz $1,000 window In
the Lutheran church was blown ont and
the Methodist church was unroolod and
impaired throughout
WldceprrDd pcyA,taiion
Aatho root woallown from the Mctho.
dist cdGoo % part of 10 ieIl on the house
Of John Blown, cru hing IL Ike an egg.
sholL The tower OF the church, 10 ia
feared. iat badly shattered that 20 viii
have 10 bo torn down, the roof of the
largo now building lOt'ly erected hy tho
PtnnbylWnA Construction company,
below town, WIS Ullo ll0w1 oil,
Many children, on their way homo
from school, took refuge In stores, out
houses, aud, Ia fact, Ia BnY place which
would afford thom shelter Reports
from The county uay that much damage
has been done, lNv WoclH, burns,
nuiIdngs, ete, brmg demolished ON