West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-08-02
SOME TRI-STATE EVENTS.

DuTIn9 OF SlcClTICdi SIOiH HSHI-
lung struck the home Of John Sim
mons, on New river, near Hunting
ton, w. Va. The building was badly
damaged. Two members Of Mr.. Sim
mons family were seriously injured.
one daughter being unconscious all
night from the result of the shock.
The boiler in the sawnill, located
IN the George Neff farm. in Monroe
instantly killing Engineer John Shaw
and Fireman George Wheeler and
fatally injuring Charles Supper. The
entire mill was wrecked.
The Panhandle officials have given
cut that they will erect new pas
senser station at Steubenville, O.
The large kiln sheds Of the Amerl.
can Porcelain works, In New Brigh-
ton. Pa, were entirely destroyed by
IRE. The less Is about $4,000.
Alta Meyer, a 16-year-oId guards
man, member Of Company E, Six
trenth regiment, national guard of
Pennsylvania. received probably fatal
wounds while scoring on the CON-
pany's rife range at Cooperstown,
rear Franklin. Pa.
At Akron, o., Mrs Catherine
kryder sued J. Harvey Kryder, a
wealthy business man, for alimoRy.
Her petition alleges that Kryder has
disposed of all his interests here, and
that he said he would never live with
her again.
The boiler of a sawmiII belonging
to Charles Suppes. eight miles east Of
Noodsfetd. o. exploded, killing
Charles Shaw. aged "a and George
Wheeler aged S. Edward SHppes,
aged Is, was badly hurt.
In a fight at the hamlet of Browns
sele, near Wellsville. o.. John Wag.
lie. aged 20 was struck ON the head
with a wrench by Summerton Pyles,
fellow workman, and died in few
hours. Pyles escaped.
The funeral Of Rev. w. II. Leather
man, of Dsgraff. o.. who was drowned
while trying to save the life Of Ear!
Needham, who also persisted. WIS
held at Begraf, o.
Complaint was made to the police
by the Citizens league against wheels
I! fortune and other gambling de
vices in operation at the Driving park.
Columbus, D.
The little 1s-monthsoId baby OF
Ernest Gsrtz. of No. 1878 Superior
street. Toledo. O., was scalded to
Gcath by pulling pan of water from
tie stove.
Robert Thompson, aged SO, cashier
for the Woolsen Spice company, liv-
ing at 716 Yates street, Toledo, O.,
vas found dead in his room from gas
isphyXiation.
At Columbus, o. unknown mon
killed by q train were Identified as
j. NJ. Anderson. of kenton. o., and
ODE Jones, of Columbus.
At Washington Court House, O., a
burglar was frightened away from the
home of Mrs. Mary Dewitt by the
screams CT her daughter, Mrs. Clara
JeyAigar.
At Lima, O., a southbound freight
train on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton, at the North street cross
ing, jun1sd a switch and was
wrecked.
BY the explosion of a sawmai
boiler near Crown City, near CALI
2olis, O., Joseph Hardesty was killed
and his son was fatally injured.
Arthur shuIz, city salesman for
Adolph Feiss G. Co., of Toledo, o., ID
missing. His accounts are being
checked up.
At Toledo, O., John Crook, ct Lock
Haven. Pa, aged 80, was hit by a
Lake Shore train and killed.
Michael Kradel. of Springfield, O.,
was killed in a runaway accident in
Denver. Colo.
By the overturring Of a motor car
G.. B. Gideaut, foreman Of the kanaW'
Ia and New River Fire Brick COM
,any's works, at Kanawha, w. Va.
wa. killed, and Elijah Steen, the SUI
berintendent, badly injured.
The sheriff of Hancock county, w.
Va. is looking for Summerten Pyles,
vonted on the charge Of striking John
Waggel, aged 20, with a wrench and
inflicting a wound that will cause his
death.
At Weston, w. Va, Charles Knight
brakeman on the Baltimore and Ohio
fell under an engine. Physicians say
he cannot recover.
Thomas Delay brought suit against
John A. Coyner, a wealthy farmer, Of
Frankfort, O., for $4,000 en- tn.
ground that Coyner circulated sterie.
that he was a bigamiSt.
Partly affected by the heat ane
partly by iAcipient dementia, induce
by drinking some whisky last Wednes
day evening, Waisley Dulerenski
| aged IS, cat his throat and was dyinl
at the st. Johns General hospital, AL
legheny City, Pa
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