Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11

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a., Al. al, .nd ths volun,s-r. .iil .ant On
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nv mn slon. o. DO shat -ors 4. necessary.
s,et- ,ru.i 4. t.ksu. ami A onc.. % furnish
s.ns. n .ofknen. ami 4 shall .~nf com
munlratlon a. the Pitt.hurx Chaml~r q
| Commsrc. Asklnr the different msnufAc-
turrr. u the Ohio valley o. take turn. for
month or 40 In furnishing rslisfs q workmen.
n shall ask that each establishment stop
work for q w-sk at time AMI ssnd al hands
| IN IN. charg. n . foreman and times-.t-r.
W. -ill board ani care for them her, The-
gang. should come for wssk - . time. |.
no ofgsnitation ran - srecUd N ~ufsmsn
arrive ami l.av. when tbsy plea--
valaa,.. y. Az. Dsias sobi. wsrs.
Marty avery town in y,.taru P.nnsyI.
,.nia 1. rvpr--ent.i by from tsn to io0 men.
and many towns In Ohio and Ns~ Yors
have also Furnished their quo,s % lshnr-r.
/ Ths.s volunteers are WORKING nth . ill.
bui l-furs the end % the -eek they -ili
van, % r.,urn home. Men -ho CON. here
viii - ptli O. DAY and bard
All tie lai0rsr. -ho have ben totiinG
With the -r.cssgs -.cs qusrisr~i La, night.
ems la bsrn., oth.r. In the tents sto,s 70
f.rred to When supper vas ready long
Tlns tables vsrs crowded vith men. Stoves
zee. erected out la the op-n air and ooL
erc- heated tho gallons u cof.s, This bsvsr.
sg. -as bsatsi In lArs. wash boilers and for
one gang u men sven ioilsrs full -sr-
.mp,i~i In . half hour. Cofss. bresd snd
cheese was the fsre last night. but more sub.
.tsntial raiions oil 10 given out to-day. AZ
th- darkness drew . veil over the sc~ns th-
valley t~came quisi, The only noiss h~ins The
OCCASIONAL challenge % . militiaman as be-
b-ds some t~latsd individual oley The or'isf.
/ q ihf sheriff and lesve the city u The deal
Johnstosn y uniisr martial law sni laboreD
oalv are santel
Ths grry mi,is had scarcely arissn from
ths hills b-i1re
a Thousand Funerals
yer. cour,lns their gr.ra sldss There yer.
no hsar-.-. fsw mourn.r. AMI t. little
.olsmnit as fornAlity. Tho ajoriiy - the
I Iii
we're .irong ca tam, and instead u "a psll.
t-arsr 10 one coffin, there we're generally
or oosin. to on. team Silently the pro
c-..lon. novel. and silsutly they unloai.i
th.lf btr,l~u. In m. Lap n mother earth No
minister n God "a. thsrs D. pronouno- .
la., bl.-.ins a. the cIol. rattis.i iosn. .ro.pt
a f.- priest. -ho bad follo~si s1ms mAnslsd
r-,rvssnistivs u their faith 10 The grave
F,,llv o..-thirt u III. t..iis. recovered
h.v. hen 40 maurl.i brui-d or chArr-i
th.t ii.utihc.tlon "a. imra-.,bls. All day
lon, an. c,rt-.. w.rs heinz hurri~i l.lo-
sround The unidentified huiis. uers
gruuf 81 ou high bill vsst ~ the doomed
city, ~hsrs The spiiArh ''unkno-h' must DO
for all There ar hundreh ~ ths-e graves
slr.aiY, AMI zach dsy vii incfease ,he lf0
/ pofiion. The pas.ihiliiy ~ identhc alton
diminisbes every hour. Fires are raging
over ths i-ngiei graves 81 hsndf~is' ani TIE
partial cremation - many b'iie. u insvit
ahie oih~s ar t'~cutnins 80 bis'Asn~i IN
their ooniAcl s'ih the dsuf',, ~ thfoush
pursiaeii'n. nav s''nh'hs .''"e'n "o'''
'ho" a. much rs.~mu'Ah's !" VA" l-f,u' lh
hfs 40 they. Almost every slross ~ ,hs
pick ln some portions ~ u" Guy r'-nit.i In
the discovery 81 another F'c'im' ami al.
though ihe iun.ias o' w" ,n.sh'hs isiis'~
ths morgues oi ihsif crush te'ofe h'sht ihsy
~sre a. iul q dead a. ever ,
Ihsrr IA, '+en f'''''Al sh' nis's'''sn's
change ~ tehlsfA'ui" un,t ~" - F"'in'
ot mueh suffering ahi many ni' Ih''e "A.
tren hai"fia 'e'l'"" ~ we uF' .Nil ahn
The atmosphere l. damp, TIE ah Keen anu
T-n@'raiing
This condition ~ anair' i hvorable 70 The
~orser,, bat most UNPLEASANT lor ths house.
-, sufferers, AMI thinN ciai women and
children arr 'hi'efins under the e's o'
.,,,, ., ,h. Io.. n.,,., Train.
,.u,,g i.,o John.,o.n o,., both r.llr,..A.
., ,,,,, .v.,y ...rtlon %, ths c,antrv aim o.t
e,-ry hour q the tweuty.fOur, tends % make
The Observer concluie that charity, whsthsr
| Ch,,.,i.n or I'D. 4. not a. rare under the sun
..,h. rvrie philo.otl, .r woui hay. "A. 10 10
u.v Fron east ami vet. north aBd .Duth,
e,,m. whole train.lpad. of clothing and pro-
xi.lon. .ccompani.-i by .t.cial m...-as.r.
h.,in. fund. and large corI- q volunteer
pbv.ii.u. nur... and worker Accom-.
,.1ying m. lix PhlladslphlA relief train wAs
al c.r ,.,.uf,,.l by /. corr. u .urg-oas.
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into the i've figre.
m. r,,.r.,,, .f IN. Devastation
r,u,ht Nv ,h.. C,n.m.ush a. IL 1. t.com.
in, -. .nI mot. aufar.nt with every
sg,rt n the Ialor.r. 20 restore urler out of
ehao. over 100 men we're all lay engaged
! in an sffort to clear a nArrow Jassags from
the death bridge upward through tie 80 of
debris that blocks tie Conemangh for nearly
half mile. Every ingenuity known % man
has been resort~i to By this crew. The giant
power % dynamite Was brought into requisi'
ton at fr~luent intervals, the roar OF ef-
ple.icns rs,srbsratei through the valley