The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
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.T6s D. a b lazarus Co. Columbus.
Tue lahner Metal sash a Door COM
pany. Canton, $4,000 20 100000.
Miners "a the Ncisonville coal field
ere dissausfied over the small amount
q relief which has been furnished by
the mine workers equalization during
the pending strike. The miners cay
they have been paving large sums into
j. the first time they have asked FOR
financial AID. Although the Jacksonville
months they have received only SO 90
the man. II L. said that national Off
and ~ Is reported that the sunday creek
miners Will refuse o. pay any more a.
sessment. for the general fund but viii
district for their own use
A. result o. a SesmRaisn, started
si.rs within the last twelve months
have added s.ooo new members In the
issued 10 2 600 msmhSTs m" b.nsfi.
Charles IN about 1900 policies have been
changed. thereby averting legal compli-
cations.
Edwin G Beach. aged 30. % coshoc-
ton. committed suicide Ia "a hotel room
IN this city today hy shooting himself
IN the head. II r. said that he had been
possessed Of desire TO XIII himself
ever since he was kicked on the head
~ a horse eight years ago. Reach was
fne son 81 ". n. Reach 81 Cochocton.
and - survived by his wife and two
children.
Intense heat IN Ohio within the last
two days has Frustrated many persons
IN different cities and caused several
DEATHS, more or less directly. and storms
tornado passed through eastern shelby
county, hitting the town Of Quincy.
With 500 Inhabitants. many OF whom
fled for their lives. seeking safety m
cellars. Buildings IN several sections Of
ohio were unroofed. church steepIes
damaged The second storm 10 STRIKE
Mt Victory In Hardin county In ten
days, did much property damage and
telephone and telegraph lines were torn
down. At Napoleon. Fred Nangundy OF
Washington Courthouse. was blown
from bridge TO the ground 20 feet he
low and suffered fracture 81 the hin
Calvin stout and his wife and Fred and
Charles Kelley were stunned by light
ming. Eight hundred telegraph POLES in
that section ~ the state were tain
down. church and ten residences
Nero struck yesterday. At Newark
lightning ignltcd two 0O-harreI oil
tanks. u r. estimated that the loss 10
crops will reach many thousands OF dol
lars.
Henry Schwilt. aged So one OF the
two brothers assaulted and robbed nv
the young bandits. Ernest and Earl
Jones and Arthur Stron. few weeks
ago. died IN Grant hospital in this CITY
today. Death. ~ was announced. was
Que TO malignant obstruction Of the
bowels and was not caused by the beat
lne which the robbers inflicted. Bred
ertck Schwilk. the other victim OF the
assault. Is recovering. II was thought
~ the time OF the attack that IFS
wounds were the more severe. Strom
was shot and captured ~ the time by
posse and the others were caught sew
eral days later Strom and Ernest