The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-21

and parochial societies to march up to the
shrine and venerate the relic. Then came
pilgrims and tourists. The scene was
motley. The unwilling of the relic made a
deeply devotional impression on the crowd
OF worshlppers. Many were overpowered
by their feelings and several women
tainted AS the procession passed the shrine
OF pilgrims, most of whom handed rosary
or crucifix to the priests for contact with
the relic, it was accompanied by hum
OF pater nosters and ayes. Outside
the cathedral there was a busy
scene TO which professions with banners
and music, throngs of visitors, ETC., all CON
trlbuted. During the whole time the holy
coat was on exhibition. Twenty excur-
slonists day will arrive at Treves. In
order that the town may not be over
crowded different bands Of pilgrims, led by
the priests, will only be permitted 10 re-
main one right in the town. Futures of
the holy coat are to be seen not only in
every shop window, but there are millions
OF representations in all sizes on handKer-
CHIEFS paper, earthenware, wood and
metal. The photographs are merely re-
productions of the drawings published in
1874.
Much comment has been caused by the
remarks OF Bishop korull in opening his
address to-day, when he referred poiutedly
10 the spiritual signihcation of the holy
coat as being seamless vesture and
symbol OF the unity of the Catholic church.
Ihere were many Roman Catholic mem
bers OF the reichstag present, and it is said
the bishop particularly addressed his re
marks to those members.
Inc first solemn exhibition of the coat
was in 1896, when it was placed under q
new altar, there it rested till 1911 when
emperor Macmillan wished it TO be ex-
hlOlted and 1T was done. 1t was shown
several times again during that century,
and also In 1885. In the latter part of the
seventeenth century, when the French
under Louis XIV invaded Germany, the
precious garment was hidden in the fort
ress of Ehrenbreititein, where it
was kept until after the Seven Years
war. After the last exhibition there
In 1865 1T was brought back to
Ireves, but few years later, had to be
removed into the interior of Germany
when Napoleon invaded the country In
1910 Napoleon permitted another solemn
exhibition. but expressly forbade miracles
TO be performed. Yet the report of that
time says equity patients who were wheeled
up, walked away alone. The Treves news
papers are full of accounts of the miracles
which took place at the exhibition of 1914
AT 10 o'clock to night pilgrims are still
filing in to behold the relic, and an eager
throng was besieging the doors of the
CaGueurHl. Inc ponce nad some trouble TO
preserve order. Pickpockets are ram
pant, and several men have been arrested.
Terrible Explosion at the Black Bear Mine
BURKE, Ida, Aug. 2O.-Two hundred
pounds Of giant power exploded at the
mouth of the lower tunnel of the Black
Bear mine, near here yesterday with terri
BILE effect. Four men were imprisoned at
the breast of the drift by rock which caved
In, and were sufocated. The bodies of
TOUR other miners have not yet been found,
put all hope of finding them alive has been
given up.
The explosion was terrific, tearing up
the earth and caviug in the tunnel for a
distance of one hundred feet AT O'Clock
rescuing party had recovered the dead
bodies of four miners, G. Mcneil, general
manager; John Jense, assistant manager;
Robert Blackburn and John Barrons
miners. There are four others missing, and
1T is feared their bodies were blown to
atoms. Jense is a brother of one of the
proprietors, and Mr.. Blackburn was secre
tary of the Central Miners union at Burke.
Just how the explosion occurred cannot
be ascertained, but it is supposed that a
nghted candle or fire srom pipe dropped
into a box containing powder or fuse by
some one passing, was the cause. Four
cases OF 200 sticks each exploded almost
simultaneously. The Black Bear mine is
located half way between Wallace and
Burke. on what is known as Canon creek
near the town of Gem. The bodies of the
meE recovered were found at distance of
100 feet from the mouth of the tunnel