| Show Graphic Story of Husbands Husband's Drowning and Her Rescue Related Mrs Harding Hardi Is by g 1 Mrs Lewis Harding Hardin arrived in Salt Satt Lako today with tb the body of t her husband husband hus bus band w who wo was dro drowned ne l In ip Jackson ackson lake W Wyoming Monday Although still sun suffering tram from the effects of ot exposure and of or grief over the the tragedy Mrs Harding was s somewhat Improved to today ay and related further details details' of ot the acci acci- dent According to Mr Mrs 3 Harding Roderick 1 of ot Moran and his party were were fishing in a launch in the same neighborhood neighborhood neighborhood neigh neigh- as the Harding launch when I signs of or a a. storm began to appear Mc- Mc McI Kenzle who knew the signs signs' of ot a squall gave warning wanting of tho approaching storm Mr l Harding r responded si ond cl and assured him that he would soon start back for tor shore Tho Tha Hardings lost sight bight of the McKenzie launch and soon prepared to to I return to l land nd Before fully g getting un under der way a 0 sudden n s squall struck the lake lak and hurled great waves over the tho little bo boat t The last that I 1 remember was was' that Mr l Harding Harding- c Called out that tho the boat was going to o sink pink said Mrs Harding today The prow was higher than tian th the stern and Mr Ir Har Harding pushed me to toward to-i to to 1 ward the tr front nt In an endeavor v r t to kc keep p pe mo tao e out of the w water f r. r He was trying to save me me but th the waves swept in and tho the boat suddenly went under Mrs Hardings Harding's hand struck a branch branchat of at a al tree ee that hat had nd found n a resting place where tho the water was somewhat shallow V and she sho pulled herself along until she ho had a u B strong stron ro hold old on the trunk trun of It 11 It The Tho ho waves ma made e her er position po- po ono one of ot extreme peril perill She could see no sign of ot Mr Harding nor ot of the tho boat 5 For hours she clung cung desperately desperate y t to the tree At o'clock that night she sho heard tho sound of oC a motorboat t which had been sent ent out to l look for tor them Sh Sho called out re repeatedly but i tho the wind vind was was blowing in the wrong wrong di direction dl- dl to carry the Ute sound of ot her voice toward the coat boat and the motor made a great deal o of ot noise The searchers did not hear henr her cries and she bhe he almost gave up hope when they thoy pl passed some distance distance dis dis- dis tance away without stopping On the return of or the boat she knew know I th that t It it w was s her l last st chance hance and that It If she could not m make k herself heard that she would soon would to relax her grasp grap on the tree She summoned all her remaining strength in 0 a call l for Or r help and d was as r rewarded Y r led b by seeing the th boat como mo toward her I In In the launch was McK and I Colonel A. A S. S cJ Jordan Her res rescue ue was as difficult lt on n account cou t of or tho the strength th of I the waves waves' and tho wind but she was taken laken Into Ioto the tho boat without accident and then collapsed She was was' in a critical condition f for fome some time c after lifter being revived In a nearby cabin The Th body ot of Mr Hardin Harding HardIn wag was recovered the tho e ne next t day close clos t to the boat and a a short distance from where Mrs Harding was wot rescued W w. yo J J. J Harding Harding- rG of ot Keystone n Iowa a n I brother of ot WIs Harding arrived In Salt Snit Lake today t da Mrs rs Charles Charles' Kitchell Kitch- Kitch e ell eli I of Los Angeles Mrs Hardings Harding's sister sis ala tel ter will wUl arrive In n Salt Lake tonight with Kenneth Harding son Bon of Mr I larding I Funeral l will wilt be held tomorrow tomor tomor- I row row morning at 10 1030 0 o'clock at al the the Masonic t temple The pall pallbearers will willbe willbe be Rotarians who aro M Masons K Interment Inter Inter- ment meat will t take ke place In iii Mt Olivet Inter I cem terr |
