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Show -- 4 ' , 4, , ' . , - - . . 9 00 1 - "1 --- , , -- - , 1850 ' , 13 ES se - nrr, n1;71930 June 15, 1950...D19 , , . Y' O - , . - ..-- ,.. .. - , I , . . "I, m., ' - - - ,.:. - , . , , , RIP& ItittigkE14!1:1 ., .......... k'lygNii tg$ Waft i;o6k74p, , - E II , 44 DIERTH é :t 'e; s fliWiflilia, T - --- 1 : ' o :' 1I 4 Story of Terrible Suffering of Heart- broken Wives Parents Brothers, Sisters and Little Children. 4 4 4 il e . 1 I 4 o o THEDEAD WILL NUMBER OVER 4. . 250 , ::.$1 ---, Young Sister of Clark Falls Dead ,I4 at Her Mother's Feet Of Her BrotherLittle Upon Hearing of the Death Bo Clasped in His Father's ArmsChums Em - .6. braced . . That 4. 4- in DeathSights, Scenes and Sounds 0 .,,,, k the Strongest Men. Strength and Reason. Rob Almost of 4 4 te4444.444444.4-4.4444-44444444444-444- - THE ItSPECIALUtah.TO Slay 2.,... ) a ittant were unconscious from the after-dam- P were taken out alive. but two of them died. A number. not definitely known. were employed in outside ,work and es. The total unaccounted taped injury. forts about Not The belt informed'ot the miners say the loss of life will be Mr. within live either way of 200. Sharp stater they will number any- where from 114 to tott, The terrible sweeP that death has made may be illustrated by a few of the striking incidents that have PO far de- veloped. John Muir, one of the otdest resident. and a well known miner. per- wiled atime"1 aide hi ride l'ilh his two G. Bjornson. sans. and his EIGHT IN ONE FAMILY. Onte the two widows are left as the broken remnants of this family circle. Of another family. eight perished. they were Robert Hunter. three song and four rephews. Of course. each death was a pathic one. but the very climax of Badness was reached in some. CLASPED HIS SON. "NEWS.-- Fcorield, n bere"i: astrikes car:I:tells afac;on:eudill:ny 1 '..; 1 I( l i iThe il. i t :1 1 3 1 a 1 i 1: .1 i 4 It .. .. . . MAY 2: 1900, SALT LAKE CITY. UTAII. . - ' , ' ' ' II IINBEE .140. ' - ' A' I 44444-,- . , them a numbered horses. used In the tunnel were killed. They were found with their noses 'getout the ground. John Beddoes..the engiotor at No. 4. bad a eunarrow escipt. He hart to lift a cir when Jost stepped the explosion occurred. wrecking the engine house. WORST IN AMERICA. One of the miner s pent over from Castle Gate to oil In the retcue work talked interestingly to the 'News." Hi when be came out of the alnd ins has followed coal mining here the old country an his life and did vet' last service yesterday. "'I his explosion is the most disastrous so far as loss of life is concerned. that has ever occurred in America." said be. "There will be MO dead when we .are through work. In the great expiosion at Ahoy.' Wyo., a few years ago. II We bad softie hard Cl. were killed. perienees today going through the mine, Several times members of our partY were overcome by the damp. but we tot them out in time. We found the bodies of the men In every tonetivable shape. but generally they were leing with their time on their stomachs about their faces. The men died al. most Instantly when struck by the They just damp 'and did not suffer. became Unconscious and were- asphyx.Their faces were all Palm and iated. peaceful as though they bad just fallen The men in No. 1 mieht Yes. asleep. sibly have escaped had they started to run as soon as the explotion In No. 4. -whkh is connected with it.- teecurret Evidently they did not appreciate this feet until too late, as they put on their coats end arranged their tools before starting. They started. however. just in time to meet the damp half-- v AY- - The bodies found near the entrance are bad. ly crushed and bruieed. as they got the full force of the explosion. They are mina No. 1 few in number. however. ' is damattel-Pomparativelittle; bkt No. 4 damag,d. Dan Davis. well known to Utah Welshmen. Is among the dead. and David T. Evans, a favorite amateur actor here. Perished in the mine. The three Gatherum broth. era Of prnvo. have been taken out dead. OFFICIALS WORKING. Superintendent AV. G. Sharp resumed work with a will at a o'clock when a rescuing party of le. directed by State .. Mine Inspector Comer Thomas. and earner-',w- as Messrs. Frank Sharp, Including on. puperintendent at Castle Gate; and Ja tTIPpe Harrison. entered the tunnel of N. l' li ea' not tong before the he'diell COMPAPPIC.1.1 to come out; the first was that of Walter Clark. the young man mine to who forced his way intii-t- he resole hts two brothers and perished himself in the attempt. He was a mar. I ried wan and leaves a wife and one child. PITY THE WOMEN. This body was quiekly followed by two ether, and then there was a long Wait; but in the Interim a procession bearers was seen coming down Of itthill from No. 4. This was the signal for another "'stk. pries of the women. and those who had been hoping against hope were brought fact to face with their disaster. , Amid the chorus of sobs and moans the elision moved on to the rail. ghastly road track. where their bordene were pi.e.a in x box ear. BODIES MUTILATED. Nearly every one of these bodies. se. cured from near the mouth of No. 4 tunnel. was frightfully mutilated. but the wounds were hidden under blanket In a comparatively short time thirteen additional bodies had been placed in the Improvised morgue. All efforts are now being conceit. tretiri to bring outra lime number Or bodies known to be In NO- - 4. where St men perished. Here the force of the explosion broke down the timbers. and the todies can only be got at thmugh No. L beclieS bai- - been - t- - 641446 n " teliAtetteiteeWeibeeninistiestoreeelsosseei LIST OF DEAD.., ,i Here is the List of Names of the Dead so Far Recovered: WILLIAM HUNTER. LEO GORDON. GUS GORDON. DAVID HUNTER. ISAAC MILLER. I WILLIAM DAVIS. A. LANGSTAFF. ....... . LANGSTAFF (Whet son.) -DAVIS. DAVIS (fathpr and soo). 'WILLIAM SAMUELS. , E. LLEWELLYN WILLIAMS. B. J. PADFIELD. MATHIAS PATTERSON. JOHN PITMAN. DAVID PITMAN. DAVID EVANS. . . - -- -- CLARKriOrMbers). JOHN HUNTER: DAN MUIR. JAMES W ILSO)Z. ROBERT FERRISR. WILLIAM WILLSTEAD. ROBERT WILLSTEAD. R. T. EVANS. LLEWELLYN EVANS. JAMES WALLACE. SEN. BEN. LIA)YD. JOHN X. LLOYD. ROBERT HUNTER. RICHARD THOMAS. DAVID PADFIELD. WILLLIAM JONES. wiLuAm rowELL VALENTINE LOXON. WILLIAM REESE,. t JOHN JAMES. GEOrtGE JAMES (IaIINI end son). SANDED LIVESAY. R. DIXON. - - AVM. 0LLATH0RN. - :' . . . : sALT LA1(E '', '' II; T wiLL-A0- ..0 ' .4 ..' - mine where tbe stplession occurred. AU men on levels of Ns. I took tub; tizeir D. ILLINGSWORTIL WILLIAM CLARK. .111"AS OATIIERITM. JOHN MUIR. GEORGE IKUIR. G. BJORNSON. D. T. EVANS. PETER BUTHERLAED. JOE DELCLIST. ;4' - - T a nitre conservative View et the mats. ter and said it was one of those things over whkb no man has control and for which gm mu or roes should be held re. sport ilele. forte of the concuasiou vomit , The have bees something terrine hi number 4. where the - The tunnel might be well likened unto a huge cannon as the air rushed through the mouth of it with such force its to blow :Om 'Wbtroll. on of Hit driver. across the narrow canyon nearly two hundred yards. His berme were thrown nearly half at this distance. As might well be expected the bodies of snarly all 'the men recovered Avon No. 4 are In a badly mangled condition. Stone ore almost beyond recognition. The ntachiatry of the mine was tors out sod ventilation ceased instantly. so that those who were not killed outright by the explosion must have smothered very shortly afterward. In Net. the tunnel of which runs into the mountain. a short distance south connects with No. 4. and Om danger to the men in this min. weasel from the force of concussion so snuck as it tam mac eokultlyminunea ,, 41 44444444444444441 ' Ittnuroestei.wstartha . , imcd- (ratbse sad son). ANDREW ADAMSON. T. J. REILLY. WILLIAM EARMELEY. JOHN WEEPER. THOMAS WEBBER. JAMES WEBBER. --- , ANDERSON. TBOMAS PADFIELD. HENRY wttson. CHARLES EDWARDS. BERNARD DOUGALL. A. HUNTER. THOMAS WILLIAMS, wILLIA MS (father and son). JAMES GATHERVM. WILLIAM GATHERUM. JOHN BURNES. JOHN PRICE, ALEX. WILSON. JR. GEORGE COULTHARD. . HARRY BETTERSOH. WALTER CLARK. t LEWIS LEYSHON. I - ! o t: t t - n ' ' ' - scription Committee. - . I - ' - Issues a Proclama,- lion and Names a Strong Sub- - Mayor-Thompso- - sad . . 44444.4444444444444- 44 tasitY dislodged. when the giant poddee was touched off it !tatted some et the dust of which every rOat mine in the countrr ' bus more or tete , WHAT MEN THINK. Inquiry on the pert of 'News" man among the.eniners disclosed the .fact that they entertained various orlitions regarding the terrible affair. some being exceedingly bitter in their denuacia.. tion Of the company tied others took ' 2. - oeo es .S. es - 4. : :Aft UTAH : -- 1 MOURNS WITH BEREAVED-. 7 . ode - ' "' , - Many of Its Cities are Represented on - Provoss MagnanimityRaises &Fund the Of , List. Death 3 - - a Remarkably Short TimelndividUal Suffer. log and SorrowOne Family Loses Eigbt : ' : ...b. - Niarly-$3,00- In :; MembersOthers Almost Wiped Out of ExistenceIndescribable Scenes. t - ii44.44 - , 44 ... ..., . The whole State of Vlsk that be truthfully Mid tit be elothed ht a ewe. tle et aneersIng ever death's awful bervout sewer the teal miners at Win. . , . . , ,, ,, o 4-- .4 - ob ote , .er - 4. Z . . ' . ' t : . : , ..... oes - . with the sufferers Is their hwrible at6 althea aid that It would de everything In to administer la the Irene Irtl"tt Weaved.- "the - '- - - - circles until the shores AFENRSELMARI LAKE Witt. 41CP' eiAjCAIICERTEIJA.A' are reached, so has Ole awftit catatarce, t:n:adeleritteglidelarmiryloY:tretmet:let""Celltetthitielmbee"iii."Lbnu.abet :taws: ) The istest tittle Vold Olt dt el111ferit pile at Scofield sent out over Utah ever. J. MAY. a Comm rhosspees prolate the sorrow sorrow until of the waves sad Aoffering only as Solicit Sebetetptione. widening SOL LAPPL and helpless miners grotecomentes borders are reached and paged. Death's .MATT KROSKL WM.Mot , Scofield tphrotereltin itithionhastpilyeamos seems to In to endeavor the sheet envelop HARRY MILLER. wieding wain to: boas'totru.olloutt Stscomy:Zgyatet the rot ooncit000sisa without house. from the this morning. Every poisonous B. V. MILLER. a ,to 'Ufa gams that were slowly and sure? en- loss of exception, is a house of mourningand tor the beweet of the sufferer's et the ' re-- I to is with cause a to Di household them death. shrowewt It ovtrahadow la knows preparing treloping every mining dimmer at Scofield. Utah; of scene yea. awful The dead. INJURED. its like c,1,,e itarfulness VIM' ether -cattail. , Wtimeas. The terrible letutelt Cs , . COMPARISONS. . li,rday had passed away when the day .....-- -. .'"- --.. phi Worst of the Mistaissippl river. Coo. aster. which marred teeterear. WaS eawned this morning' and the awful Ottsee MAIO "3deata A. limits, ION. 'at . TA' Lib of Inbred Whit Um No Par Memo Ressoved Press das Ube b , skim Utah, resulting la during the day I tereativeertitsette taint of Mspa!r had tal.en i,s place. , had tant e place-thss Pompomnumber ot dead beread two great tom at Macao thereby kaving agonized EfilTehS of the wreloccs and t occident to . widow, am Mimes is ibis ?hi s.rest umberu essay approach , " the moans of the fatheil,ss were no hundred and Atte. THOMAS LIVESAT. In sly mist In this vicinity occurred SOHN K1RTO1i. longer heard. The etrkken ones were WILLIAM LIVESAY sat ottnayAditist Iasi Now. therefore. J. Zara Thentipsoto, about live years tiro at the Southern , The hundred JOHN SEDDON. 1,6-owall that and their grief could ALEX C. WILSON. WILLIAM DOTTER. Pacific mitt In Aim?. Wyoming. uttered the- mine' for work' ',Words."' Mayer Of telt Lake City. de Iv reby find no utterance. JOHN WILSON. HAAR! TAYLOR. Although the altnalling charactee of lasorsing sod a groat loatorilt St those moat the tellewing named penions as a tVORK OF RESCUE. THOMAS SELLERS. this accident strikes Utah people vflth will Set be surprio. tontmatee to Mien and receive sobs The removal of the bodies from the double forett4o account of the rarity have perishtd. It criptios tor the relief et the demi aline was begun at noon yesterday, of such occurreaces here, it cgs loot tbf ill; it lb total death Atwell elltrrthld tuts ass Mt this great calamitY: Job hundreds of men having volunteered Z. Doily. A. W. ItcCuse. W. g. McCer compared with the great explosion Is 'three hued:ed. the Pentbertoa mine. near Pontypridd. their eervices for the purport.. These Will Clark who lost his life kept buzzing John James was a moonier! inside A notable feature et the disaster- .- skit. M. IL Walker. Truth Hsu. L. 11. faintly.. home in this evert rescuers came from other mines and by his boy. Tb,,, were tryint, to es.. town and Winter Quarter from lumina South Wales. in 101. In that frightful trying to save his father. had a beautiout that was a forceful reenisider Hilt; T. R. Jesse. Jobs C. Cation A. surrounding and worked incesful sister Lizzie. aged IL who was delearned the worst or fear of momentary affair over five hundred lives were sac. 'sodthe great sacrifice of hums life... H. Tarbet, Thefts' Meanie. Jobs S. cape to the mouth of the tunnel when manvoted to her brother. When Informed bad nes the deadly damp overtook them, and a santly to bring out the burnt and ratted. That wits probably the meet hot The lamentations of the bethat there was sot enough coffin Daly. A. W. Carlses. Simon Bantherser this morning of Will's frightful death reavedwere beard on all the streets rible mine explosios the world has ever I in the State for the ausitiee great de., John T. Dossellaa. James Chipman. O. gled remains of the dead miners. The moment later they were dead. Vilien bodies were taken to the company H. Lenses, Wm. he fell dead at her mother's feet. What end the moans of mothers and found by the rescuers their arms were known. Otter accidents involomg gmt Wang, Al e corstequtnts the local sin; gettsburr. piteous words are left with which to picture huilding.s as soon as they were brought cries of the many orphans were hearthave occurred in Wales and in 1I dertakers have Mita seetrely taxtd In 111,686 IL C. Chambers. A. L. Thema tightly clasped obaut each other in an fatality cut of the mine and were there dressed embrace that death could not loosen. the agony of Mrs. Clark who, in the rending in the extreme. Dr. Meyer. D. IL. Pennsylvania and Ohio. and the one of 4 their efforts to supply - the ytquisite W. A. . end laid out preparatory to the coraPeer. Jr. twinkling of an eye almoet, has seen I I Peeterday ranks as Aida in totality as , number of catkin'. hundred NEARLY I elm WORK. Only ALL IN RESCUE MARRIED. DIED 1 EZNA THOMPSON. Maine. hUllband. ter's inquest and for identification. OnS and daughter stricken I - e I The two camps have been tombless. I the worst of them. mane were Immsdl- - I IIand twonly-dvWhat could be. more pathetie. and down? Many of the rescuers time near logous for the lame number of Married et muses sad obtainable. tarots. COMPANY. TO LOBS QVICK ACTION. WAITING FOR THREE Ire their lives front the .fatal after tragic as weld that tie death of Young men employed. They bad become Mee were put llWerit to look up a a employe of the Another 14I4 picture is presented at known am Mime and Des lam clamp. but the work was continued in will nark, 14, as Dome the intnilig mem of this Damage pert Of the delielentn while ilA erdor. Provo Subscribes 14.000 the the -the face of all danger; and most of the company working outside. and with the mouth of No..4 tunnel., where with section Meng to Almon lucalculable. for oie hundred sits plated with tat as --the guarded metro camps." lief et Surtchca rand Hee. .brave fellows remained at their posts hundreds of others rushed, is the mouth drewn features and haggard face. sits This fart retakes the coaster the more ISPECIAL TO THE ,'NEW11.1 Superintendent Sharp Is at the mine. Denver undertakers. they were almost ready to drop of the tunnel. His father and brother of is John Miller. who young Helper. The whole State stands appalled St appalling and farresching in its re. personally having charge ot the opera. morose to Provo. May from physical exhaustion and the dead- - sere both inside. and, will with grief. waiting for the bodies of his three. suit. Thom among the Utah people who Mons removing the heaps of dead. the calamity that tame upon it without a sell treat $ayer Toler Ws ateentlit he joined the first party of rescuers. ly effects of the poisonous fumes. brothers. Harry, Rance and Isaac, to be have Sot families residing here are in Het '.1114 og to less iro the Warning. company the the slightest that says man ik Insetted was held et the court bows When the word to enter was given, he John Hirlort Wall the first brought out. E. J. Rue, a young man many instances farmers from near by Is at the present tims 'boost beyond history et 'utak coal mints show that so. plea for the relief et brought to the surface. He was still dashed recklersty ahead to commence who was working In the bottom of No. settlements hi Utak been singularly free trout I. ',emulate has the ot State lose . mine The and estimate. PM. county damaga alive but presented a terrible sight. the search for hie dear ones. when the I shaft. bears on his person the .evi- cry. They ham been In the habit of daily output and eonsequent Smalltime aecidtnts. In fact the State bat bees the eliderevt ot the am. esoles1014 and The court roma vie treaded with His scalp wag burned to a cinder lurking damp enveloped him as in a dente of hie frightful experience. His Spending the white menthe in 'the and probably family claims 'rill toot retarded as the safest twat mining ate. his face was almoit unrecognizable. In li inding skeet and he was dead before face is a mass of lacerations from the mines and to summer on their farms. was as There the of te. enormous ties amount. country. an up his aid could reach him. Three men were It WWI derided to mead a detritalo et his horrible pain he cried Out to flying slack while his bead le cut and dooms of these mem bad not Yea ae plotted St one of tbs Castle Gate militia tillages te In:Wield to investigate the SECOND T14111 TEAM. companions. begging them to end his found by the metiers rear the mouth his body bruised but he is alive and turned to their work for the summer In blare which did coasidtrable dam. alive. but unconscious. They were hut. S teads there sad gee thaw best the tnisery by taking his life. thankful. When the damp struck hint season. Their families are This is the second aceldeal et the age to Property. but no live were lost. tutus alio sorely sesta bo et assistaart te the ried outsle and it was hoped all were SHARP AT WORK. he was literally knocked out of Immobereft. Pleasant the and occurred Valley has this kind upon that only year recently bereaved roses. The osounitts, Imo sa ved. Jehn Lloyd died as they we re - Slimiest diate danger and some instinct guided In Scofield several families have been the property Cool company has bete congratulating the It was 1.!..10 o'clock this morning when it amposed et Jesse KaIOU Seed $moot. his carrying him to the boarding house. the blinded and almost genuine man robbed of all their male representatives. Valley Coal company, an Moslem bay. Itself es its wirers good fortune In be. ruperintendent W. G. Sharp sent was Weyer Tarter. Sedge DemenbErry.sber. j''hn Eirk, (P n41 exPer4e4 to live to the pure air. In the Runlet family memoir miming. Int oczurred at the Castle Gate 'mines big able to avoid the disastrous coas5 'reliant workers to their beds and William Boweter. was able to THRILLING EXPERIENCE. In another family were four brothers In March. These mines bare only Just queues that so sites attend coal mining Id Sterne ad Myren Newell. The above himself the last to telIN't. As he came' only One. went to the lionsediately away. nail( volSam WYclierlY. known lab had been engaged in tannin( a been repaired sufficiently to resume In other sections et the country. To. miner's the a well in rough down the hiltattired all led to reader disaster sores tits et CHUMS IN DEATH. who coal unteer. dust bad In served M, saloon. was with blackened oCerwlitimed It the custom for one to re. operations: but there were no lies lost day Its Sleek are with battery suit. his face Garde the ad OIL roprssent peisible an even The more their from main the saloon at thrilling experience. and condurt and his eyes almost starting In Ow stOdgatokhicit ciuststtba.,dankt . stroutueL, ismOJeLekolelootorgottook .,, ,Dayld Redfield a qd..Will Jones. theme.. A ditaarldernwittleg of troikas tern aU1. tiiitóiroi train' the' Nifi. 11 businem irbile thCother three were,the the int who have made the Daises the sOcketaliti tiVeY MeV led at ligt were mond by the latter's benther. ter the to start a subscriptia raise carried hint clear beyond the work, alternating from day to day as rible ordeal be had gone through while Evan JOIC4. lk ho vas in Torrey's Rough preheat property that thtt have hetet pleated the widowed and orphaned CAtitE SPECULATED tPO,L the tem required. The three who were , reels Abe epeeist dispatches rerelved "shit of damp zone and today he is pluckily working with the rescuing party unsaee that wh.n it. came teals cern. by the terrible ascideat. The at the mint are all missing. serving with a rescue pant'. derfround. h'early all the bodteoi he upon them they were locked in each Operating Superintendent Parlisek7 by the Nevrr' trots its correspondests ste foliewn; Ca Z. VIOLENT GRIEF. settle slitter' Is temPosed found were those of men personally tout Abe moot it opposite-tha- t LITTLE MORE THAN MAZEI IL Was Maim Preentem,--- --He dropped down by other's arms. Says L Jogra.',T. X. I. Leask ihalrestss trembled The violence voice him.-anof his sorrow atendant epos known to thevrolenti Pict III war Thomas Pameley.. superintendent of from lb avowal them, called them by name and says worked as bora many 2. afternoo-excens Taylakt.Relbrook, -w yet-sear had sone be uenYet. both- opined-Mthe assony as he described what atelleterlittielditeit M. anything touptene and trap boys with tiler tatb eyeliner" looked at operations at the mines. $ays that be Itaylases. L W. Itnight. R. R. Jr. Some of them seem to have been driven ors. he kept his nerves and had always a him and then died. brought out. About twenty of their Youst batiks believes the dust in the raise was I& octets et a most ktairtrtading character vtak R. A. Baron. sad I. R. Twelves, DEATH LIST., INCREASED small the afflicted wonder. A mad; and for will the eased procession strongest Tbe last samosa was appointed usagezer Quiet word of comfort have boon recovered. tilted by an ecologies of giant powder ...went that 'FELL KNOWN DEAD. the generally accepted opinion of them waiting and streaming follows It and wise counsel for the Ibrees of which was taken In by sent of the I. weep. It is stated that tine Jolts Mil. of the testi. ertemAnwo. his led Not a'few Of the victims were widely now that the death list will be larger the bodies as they come from the mine bands This frightful accident must workers. of Helper sat selinglitif The Disko's et the tote wants eels Just how the catastrophe occurrtd le miners. Thad are many other theories swear the mouth of the timed waiting mean an immense tors to Jr. Sharp known In Utah. W. B. Dougall, a son than previously estimated. and it la and it seems impossible to quiet them. to unreasonable it but advanced. being a eisandttes to Soave the Tamales peas MO. not is It of will and fall ho to bunnot 'short the probably but loeirbt 34. definite. atter for brothers of IL has the remains his dead of )Ar. and lirs. Superintendent of theqe Intl likely company. Sharps party Dougall. to tcPect that a correct solution ill be and to twist et Provo "Masse , In to order that be be drects about him is so vast thsit he has Sprineyille. and a nephew of W. B. said that the rescuing party now at coin out and reports that the scenes In 17 known, various reasons being attriwit brought for buted. State Mining Inspector Garner arrived at until the excitement to over Inisht carry them to tittle beams for the bereaved Welke la arras-rawork has piled up in the tunnel forty No. 4. where the bodies were crushed. not thought for his own Demean, of Salt Lake. was an example been access to all has bad and parts burial. Limit Clark a sixteen "News" rePrimelWhertactive wbrik ceased at the mines of this class. He graduated as civil bodies which will be brought Out at one were terrible. A special train has lust Thomas informed year old of the mine and a conclusion reached The aliases osenedtte; at ours eons. 137 deed had been recovtred. Fifty of engineer at the Acnicultural College. trip. Foreman Andrew Hood. a brother arrived from the south, bringing a ltative on the W17 to the setae last In that way. god from the tostimony girl. on feting interrotil et her brotheirs IS work aid It Sit sow subset. these were laid in a row in trig little, Logan. in Ithk end was but 27 years of Nicol Hood. of Sugar, is just going large number of those who have loot eight that the Winter Quarters mines wilkh SO y bi had front survivorsif - detail. dropped dead at bite motittes that betimes WM awl Mel will iPs id Were men. Latter-da- y carecrew the snort of Is regarded a among overawe twenty husbandu the sons a of . Saints, house or in feet with old. thie brothers. tow picked his 'sleeting making baste( Ader following profession with there may be any. --fully manateC In the Wink The deaths to the family. The battiest vial. oellested. Antos( the largest snibscrib. while others were stretched out in the markee success for some years be en- - He ail' be followed later on by another e MOSTLY MARRIED MEN. CIL teloos. CAW Jenne Xrdisht was SAFE ex. Inodere and were Is as machinery NOT OUTSIDE. and tattoo rescue et. hoped it.is they morgue. elabl listed et the engineer corps during the party improvised just agell ta4 Molter falsity. .. where father . three sons. OBI son.in.law sad look SIAM Reed "meet, 1500; found in the mine. awaiting the touch Terrible Nature of the Dinner Only ery particular and the mine was be Five Hew late war and went to Honolulu as a Peeled that every body will be re-Working in the Open Air and neihroidl. Joe. It. Twehvk litee; lieved to be free from- gas: also from covered by tonight. No arrangements rough but loving hands to compose sergeapt in Captain Mills' company. three wohlwa are among the dead. T. C. Beginning to be Konen. Were Severely Hort., men as Thenspoes. $100. The ether dons. loaded dint. the the with can their limbs, wash the dust from their Before' his discharge be had won his have been made as yet for the funeral. malting a total of sisal Melt (SPECIAL TO THE "NEW8.1 lions this A curious fact connected wit the ale tine range from us shovels. while at the castle Gate Mines tip In the way ot relief the wools ot faces and close their staring eyes. Scofield. Utah, May Moult's' straps. Ile had been at the but It Will certainly take place not later ' appalling It& The tossallto Duke a is Oils work le nerfortimd br P10101 at fair is that Are ram Thomas Sellerk - rtah base tomorrow, and shows then their possibly nature 141.7NDIIED was of the disaster bad not fully mat. to house eastrass tor donations mine Sit a gay when his young life KILLED. Friday again TIITO sad the C. forks. Wilson. Wilson. Aire know It Is a John fact that hog here Harry manner of In need no in the is estrous There general help dawned sonimity found upon the people of this place by the mewAcording to the closest estimate sniffle, out. When last night. as the company kept the tha ups of skovels prevents much of ths Taylor and John Beddoes. oho were which they have stooped forward with assent reamed rained be estimate& ere, le was reen that he had made a t Supt. Sharp has exerted himself to the there were about 300 men all told em. finer panicles of dust from flying about. working outside of the egop. were eery a ' view le alleviatinz the distress of 'fifty-thre- e sites have volunteered ts n d from miners the other utinost and outgo-topefee but are run wives and childres away his life; death ' ployed at these two mines. seeded.' to leodeld Thomas assist. It hurt. Severely states do It was that Inspector Of afflicted. this been have the the I Id. front Thompson scenes company Mayer was the of found In the mine Properties About fifty of him. Its transit operation. practically one mine. John Wilson was Wow" with his , tersoos-optweimeAfter the bodies had been prepared lest than a month ago that he thorthese were working In what is known still sanding. His two brothers came called in. . 111711111ATIT. horse a distance of two husdred yards COStsiltiiM of gtotlemon whose mantes mine aid discovCORPS. for tlx;DERTAWING a so 1 locomotive and car oughly Inspected the back level and raise, recognition dosadast night and will return bome Si the No. no serous the bottom et the canyon. The and ered or that dangerous at are symptoms indicative Joe. audio: son were of E; AZVAOtat of publie Et into . It Co. 2 Taylor. Taylor. service pressed Stort the net's(' Noes at o'clock time. far from the explosion that had spent with the body.trelae. back of his skull stas crushed end spirit sad enterprise.. Thew geMlinsea meat Very Substaattally. 'Fortner Mine Inspector Forrester bail Salt Lake. has organised azeundertalt. a. to, and began the work of bringing Its force before the shock could reach The theory of Bishop Parmeley Is that something had torn Ovine into hisI will immediattlie eminence a estivate -, e seventy-fivand bodite bodies MS to are the this vetout. a call. which corps clove He was found Dear is about They them. and they all got Ca-- Packed up plan. ?Oda? 'Arinint abdomen. He Is in a terrible plight. ism of Ilse rine recently IMPotted sefor subetriptioas. and it Is certain that , beard the report but did not grasp the the south of the tunnel. having Jost already prepared for burial. the Rio three miles front Winter Quarters. t took giant posed ? down into the Thomas Seller 'sae SHY tarda sway 1 Wien, ' thousand, , of dollars will be skipped to the bersaved landlies two erstly in Western call will force Orende conof its men was GHASTLY EXHIBITION. situation It once. one of the quickly reetued. At beers lof tweeds st bacon. dee potted geone;in..and ; mini to elitist them In their work. They frora the mewls of the tunnel. but be raised Ms them Wore sight fall. Clear from the branch reCoverest. tmk lewd a car after It occurred, monlas he lie went right j graders of bask gad a big assertstent ot gasped tinuing to The Latter,itaY Saints meeting house woe ezettdingly ballots to maks as had his eight loot crusheil. shoulder Prove come has most forward already to the out graven. men were brought dig Several Injured towhee the mine to eld the relief party seed& The hero Ise stifled and other public 'buildings were bast. good a showing aad as muck money as knocked out of place sad his back bad., kaadootooly. Sachs' raised warty 15.0 Sept. Sharp mustyIt ergo FELL DEAD. ' alive and were. afterwards taken to and was again brought out In an in. fly prepared to receive the remains of possible, and It Is thought that this ly hurt. prepared tidbit Me was carried to I SIN another tragedy has followed the the dead. Salt Lake by Superintendent Weft of consionts conditima send at OM any other relief la their bad his Jaw broke& form of tiplosive was used In order Go Terser Welts stated this &tiaras Taylor Harry hie loom and upon recovering once Three other mea who ., an that have .sessiled the Clark IS Waiters. tnirincill the long night lights Jaka Baddaaa was severely bruised. that great bodies et teal could be mere that the libel' Smut voila 1171110141das iCestialsed es part twika g 4 ,,,,,, 4,44444444 tallesN('Idi'es ,. . . tifIR.V EST IIT WINTER Q Uft, R E Moro retUrned fes aid ht directing the work. Supt. Partneri beaded one rescuing l till 'int" ' PutY- - He Itu the ilret nein and the last to Mei IL His brother. Woreman William Panneley. perished - AGoNy oF BEREAVED : - alp ky , 44.44.4444.444.4.4.44.4444444.4.4, , 4444444444444-444444441444444-444444- 4 , . .. I .. :t44-04-: f - , . . WEDNESDAY, . ' 9. : .. : é (ygyllp-olt- , 4, . g 016!:1 411i:ft 1 4444444-44444, t I ; . 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