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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-13


They got into An argument sbo,.
money made By people who earn ,a Z We Y
living on tho stage OF conrss = ! 'l y.
fored' people can't argue sa,;ss sasy af-
unless they do differ But ~ ."o'ollly
opinion OF a woman who was a.. ~
the stage, who was considered 10y, %
who was clever enough in her r ~psa
get applause and praise who s ~ %
ably earned more than the avar pssuu'
tress, and yet who is content u %Ss "
present life: "''n ner
when take out the nonev III,
gowns which We're useless excen ~ - !. "
stage, when make allowance e, = ~. su0
eiing expenses. hotel bills weal s'a |;
which few performers earn anv. ~ =
when take into account enpays,a a'us
which could not for many rea sgD =
satisfactory to me. when fat - Il Z
salaries which sometimes in ~ ~. ~
work never received. and when - j.;
mate the thousand and one little a.
penses which were then necessary ! az -
slder that for several years Of nv IT, III /
earned practically nothing but 4 liy;n,
and worked very hard. yop must ~, II.
derstand When got married / ii,
the stage. Now it isn't necessary 70 fall fall
you what my salary was or what nv
husbands salary now is. but his earn.
ings are less than mine were Rnt J..
two live much better on his smallo,
salary than ! alone could live on nv
bigger salary We have pretty home
and all that we need to be happy W.
save little money too So suupsa
this is fair answer rs to what ona
makes on the stage. There are 4 great
many circumstances to be considered ,
New York Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-13
The Wooden Indian.

used to live in Spain, ana ai's, 20,
ward in the West Indies, before cail0
to the States. me: the wooden lllui"I
long before came to this couh', -
have been asked before where the Wooa :.
Indian got his start. only know WI" nM
have heard about him IN tne ~
World. There was an aaven' D..
named Rutz who left his old cry ~.
celona, and came to Virginia SoV YEA .aa
ago When he returned ne eAeoassa
the wooden Indian in a rude way = - /; =
type of the sort of animal he hau lns' sst
the New World. and the inquire wa u,ss
up in front of shop where wlas s., as
sold Finally it became sort o. ' .aosa
mark. There were smokers ~ .h ain, IN.
days and they assembled aro ,!,, !; W now
dian. And the wooden INDIAN . .. rr
seen in front of nearly every cigar '
Interview in Chicago Tripl'pe'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-13
Waited Until the Child Was sa's'

An interesting little war s'os, its
Governor Jones. of Alabama listing
hero. AT the time Gordon was 'es'1 staf
Sherman's advance, Jones, thei : fyo,,,
CAPTAIN. was delivering mess''S - elaa
his chief when he saw lll.le -" n terror
only in night clothes, hiding w., range
behind a frame house in the a're'' loues
of the bullets from each army ), horse
rode forward, took the child gu ' .ho lon
and galloped back with her ,, =. forces
federate line. When the oh'o I'D thero
saw the act they ceased firing a'h nostjIi-
was an impromptu cessation o. a,.; a to 4
ties until the child had been CARVE
point Of safety
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-13
a Chance for an Explorer

An aged Frenchwoman who died re-
gently at Toulon was known as Madame
MISS because of her love for every-
thlng English. In her will she be-
queathed 100000 francs to the explorer
VINO would penetrate the wilds of Africa
lurther than any explorer has hitherto
done, He may take with him a com,
pahy OF ooo men, but must bring half of
TINS number back to civilization.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-13
A Smhnrsllnate.

why do you permit such hnpu.
dencef" said the Pullman traveller to
his companion after quarrel with the
porter.
Can't help it. He's the porter;
I'm only director in the company. y
New York Epoch.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-13
A Happy Family.

A happy family dweIls in an engine
house in Madison, Ind, and the antics
OF the members afford amusement to the
hire company. The family is composed
OF coon, cat, a psir of rabbits, two
white mice and shepherd dog. They
occupy the same apartment, sport to-
gether and eat from the same vessel
Yankee Blade.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-13
Archaeological Sharps Swindled.

The Greek of Egypt is as sharp today
as III the times of the Ptolemies. Wit
ness the fact that seventeen nummies in
the Imperial museum of Berlin were
found by IA committee of archeoloyists 10
be recent fabrications of Alexandrian
dealers In antiquities. The museum had
paid 1000 marks for these forgeries
Inc directors who made the purchases
are trying to suppress the report.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-13

The thief has implicit reliance in the
foreknowledge claimed by gypsies and
other people, and he has been known to
pay blaekmail to professed opponents of
the "black art" who threatened him with
all manner of perils. Exchange.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-13

Husband heaven am not as
other men
Wife You are mistaken there. It is
they who should be thankful. Detroit
Free Press
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-13
Quarts of Diamonds or Diamonds Of on.r,

quarts of Diamonds or Diamonds of Quartz
Il tell you, Knowles, the dressing at
saratoga surpassed the widest dreams
OF Monte cristo lnever saw anything
IKE the ostentatlous display of dia-
,honds Every one had them, and col
iected they could have been measured
by quarts"
hnowles-Crystalline quartz9-Jew-
elers' Circular.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-13

According to the Geographisch- Statis-
cue laoei'en Just published by Professor
ioraschek, of Leipsic, aud based mon
tne census of 1890 and 1891, the popnla.
ton of the world numbers 55a 5no non
persons. 'N0'''""
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-13

Value the friendship of her who
stands by you in the storm; swarms of
insects will surround you in the sun
shine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-13

Inc English cavalry have never been armed
VIII 'eVoiVers' although it is conceded that a
Bauer mas no chance against revolver.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-13
THg FLAG IS sTltL THERE.

Public Honors showered Upon an Indiana
School Teacher.
A remarkable scene was witnessed 81
Charlottesville, Ind. the other evening,
when an immense crowd packed the
Young Mems Christian association audi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17
ALBERT n bohsEkf- EDwARD BoHSEkT
JASPER UNION FLOUR MILLS

BoHSEET BEoTHEEs having purchs sed
the above welI-known Mills. have had
them thoroughly overhauied, aud are
now prepared 10 make the best
Patent Roller Flour
ever made in Dubois county. The
Pearl Belle ID strictly q straight grade
o. first quality. Our Family Flour i
= brand that for il quality cannot :,e al
ceiied. We solicit the custom OF Farm.
rrs, and will be ready az all lime- "a *
change -four for wheat at the Liches,
price.
BRING Us YouR WHEAT. and re will
pay you cash all the market viii, allow
CORN NEAL alrayson hsnd 10 ELI
Dr. exchange. Bran and Shipstatl Al the
owest market price. Give Us . trial
md we will try 10 please you.
Mills on the North side Of Jasper. ~
9Th and Mill streets.
BOHNERr BROTHERS.
Jasper, Nov. z. 1s90.-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

The l.. Z. a. St. L. II r. will on Jun'
18th sell tickets 10 Chicago for the ronns
trip. returning until June 25th. goins
and returning on ell regular trains, q
the following rates:
From all stations from Eiwardsvill.
TO ST. Anthony on Louisville branch .
So for round trip.
From Huntingburg and stations wesl
- far Is Oakland City Ct 81 81 for round
trip.
From Jasper, Ferdinand. Dale. Lin
coin and stasions on Csnnelton brancf
IS for ronnd trip.
This will give passengers = full week
in the wonderful World Fairs city dur
ing the National Democratic Conven-
tion. X. A. CAMPBELL. G. P. A
Jos. BENEDICT. Ag't. Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17
preacher Van Cleave. OF Corydon
ind., Flogged by Whitecans.

CokyDoN, lSD., June l2-Twelve
asked men broke down the door III,
Igh' 81 the home OF Rev. b. T. VA
Weave, who lives seven miles from
we, and, taking the preacher our into
Ia yard, tied him to tree and bea, HIM ,o
merciiully. giving him forty blows on
Dared body with hickory rods.
PR Van Cieavc came to town ma
rning and swore out warrants auains,
on Loudon, Courtney Wolfe, james
ouon, Charles Loudon, Alba WeIkor
rss Weiker, Courtney Murray Ana
ob llannel all well known II ,he
muniiy. They were arrested and
bearing was set for next Saturday
oe preachers pulpit uilerances or
have caused much strife. and No,
sgo 2 circular denouncing him was
's'sa 10 ne nrighborhood.
rs. Van LIeave, who nttenintcd ~
hsr husband from the mob. was
1o'y handled. and las since been
'*a'eu from Tie clIrcts 81 the exr;,s.
Mr. Van Cleave's Injuries M
Io' Indeed, but not serious Hasa ~
prayed MI the tiuer wh;,o ~
~ whlstling. N ~
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sentiou, and richly deserved the com
mendations received. The report q
Judges was nov made, and the sun
announced that the gold medal had been
won oy N. N. Parsons. OF Duo ois. who
nsd won the good will and cordial an.
PROBATION Of the large audience b. his
oratoricaI abilities-his perfect delivery
both 10 voice and elocution. The gold
medal was therefore presented 10 him
from the hands Of Trustee Coble. ~
oopt Wilson In neat address. closine
WIN the expressed desire that he con-
tIuue to strive by successive achieve
ments 10 gain higher and higher honors.
.ns' MS name might stand as high on
.ne pages Of history ss the one OF whom
DC had spoken that evening.
Inc choir sang "Good Night The ben
eniction was pronounced by Rev. j. W..
N, 60 and the audience dispersed.
The whole occasion was an inspiring
success. and the graduates returned
rom the exercises with proud hearts.
ana determined purpose 70 encourage
tne'r brothers and sisters to do NEXT
this year. -
Iv ekAck.onAuoHT tea for DysDeoeia-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

NOIICE - hereby given thar the
- partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned. in the town ~
Dubois, Dubois county, Indiana. II ne
dry goods and general merchandise bns;.
ness, under the firm name OF Pinnick
Allen Y Co., has been dissolved BY mu.
tual consent. Mr.. g. M. Arnold with.
craving from the firm. The business
vii DC continued by the remaining part
ners, under the firm name or Alien 4
Pinnick, and the new firm assumes 49,
payment OF ell debts OF the old Arm srd
ls entitled to collect and recent for ali
notes or accounts due the old firm. ana
requests continuance OF the liberaI
business heretofore accorded the firm.
FRANK PIHNIcK,
Ed. A. ALLEN,
Z. ~. ARNOLD.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

NOTICE Is hereby given that N,
- partnership heretofore existing m
der the firm name Of Moeller and X serin
general bIacksmithing and wagon max.
ing, 10 Jasper, Dubois Co., Ind. We,
dissolved on June 9Th. 1891. by mutual
consent OF tie firm, Michael Moelier re-
firing. August kaegin will carry On The
business, and will collect all outstanding
accounts and pay all debts legally con-
ractcd By the firm.
MICHAEL NorrLER.
June 10. '92-st.
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Notice Of Grading Contract.

Notice Of Grading Contract.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the
- Board Of Trustees or the town or
.ssper' Dubois county, Indiana, viii re-
ce've sealed bids for grading the entire
ana al Of Eighth street, fsl embraced N
me original plat OF the town OF Jasper.
DUBOIS county, Indiana, up u 4 O'Clock
p. m, on
THURSDAY, JUNE sorH, 1891,
4 ri ,,' ana specifications can Be seen By
Gazing upon the President OF said town
ooard' The board reserves tho right 70
reJec' any, any, Or al bids, this 18th day or
L.s. SEB Kurarrp D..
GEo.J. JUrT. Clerk. -
June ~. '92-2t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17
1882, JULY 4TH 1892.
Jasper, :. Indiana

THE NATIONS NATAL DAY
Will be celebrated st Jasper. Ind. IN,
der the management OF the
JAsFrR STAR RAND.
Ora'ions will be delivered bv Rev.
Dominic Bsrfhel. o. s. Ri. Prof Hor.
ace hean, OF Ireland; w. 5. Hunter
Esq, and probably others. The glorious
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
Will be read BY Prot. Geo. II. wilson
County Superintendent. There Nil ~
Feast OF Reason and Flow or sou. :
Tor every patriot. There viii be
POLK RAISING
early In the morning. and the
BEAUTIFUL STARS AND STRIPES
furnished by the County Officers. vii,
noas msjesticaIly one hundred Zee, h;ch
snd viii be sa'nted on the public square
By the
eUckEs-wELMAS fosT. 6. a. Il.
and members or other Posts, and b,
ST. FIDELrs BRANCH, c. X. OF a.
The literary exercises or the day viii
AXE place in
EcKERT's BEAUTIFUL GROVE
'hould the weather be fsvor.ble. Ifpo,'
hen IN the court house. A large and
'ommodious
DANCING FLOOR
vii to handsomely arranged and deco \
ated- and music BY the
FAMOUS JASPER STAR ORCHESTRA
md the Star Brass Band, under The lead
rship Of the pr:zr cornef PLAYER. Profl
\. I. Durlsuf, will add is enchsntiD
trains 10 the general pleasure.
Every body il assured pleasant f;ma
nd al are invited. Abundant refre.h-l
nents will be furnished BY the Band ~
easonable prices.
This will be the best celebration III
DC memorable day In Southern indians.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

ALLOWANCES.
Friedman & Co. grave yard
fence, era m
D. Schrader, stone culverts and
crossings. l45 SC
II. Poe, lumber, 156
Friedman = Co. md'se. 2901
z. Doane, election adv. and
printing, ,aso
J. n. Smidt. election, Io0
joe. Kapp, team . days. 400
Il. Eckstein 1 days. work with
road scrsper, ,os
a. otelnhaussr days with team. 1918
Alb. Hochgesang days with
team for scraper. Qm
A. Lampert, days with team
for scrapcr, ,eso
Geo. w. Brosemer. Marshal
salary month, ,ooo
o1.'' NieTk, salary, 6.z5
The Board organized a. pos.a
Health, and Or. J. p. Salb was alec,ad -
rresinent Tor the Board of Health. and
~; =. =. nempf as Secretary. II wes
oIue1en tnat the Secretary report TO the
own trustees any lots, privies. alleys.
noe pens, or other things which NAV be
sentimental to the general health Of ths
town, and the town marshal monty III
persons maintaining said nnisances "a
ciean, MI or abate them, aud on faiInre
70 DO 90, the marshal shall Do il n thar
expense. 'Ae''
Inc salary Of the Secretary or tha
neaitn board was fixed al 8 each meet
my and The salary of the President ,be
same. and that Board shall meet "a hasr
any complaints, etc, on the la Ana IA
Aonuays OF each month.
~. John K. McFal was chosen a.
ocnooi Trustee for the Town. for thc
next three years, TO succeed r.. ZoelIer
whose term has expired.
a petition Of majority OF The cit;.
.ens owning property on 8th street prav-
ing tnst said street be brought ~ *
proper grade the full length thereof rss
presented, and the Board anpoinssd y
berger engineer to superintend se;d
grade, IN accordance with the grad
thereof heretofore adopted. msas - q
fmnIin, and ordered that The CIerk "a
yertise for proposals for The WORK ~ ~ i
eceived a . special meeting 10 be beld
y sune Soth, 10 which time the Board
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17
District Democratic Ticket.

For Congressman % Dlsi.-JOHS L. n RETZ.
For Representative. Dubois a1d Martin counties j.
WILLIAM A. WILSON
For Representative Lawrence, Orange and Dubois
connties-JOHN L. MEGENITY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17
Democratic state Ticket.

covernor.
CLAUDE MATHEWS. vermIilon.
Lieutenant Governor.
MORTIMER SyE. iapnrte.
Secretary n State.
wR MYERS. Madison.
Auditor ~ State.
JOHN OSCAR HENDERSON. Howard.
Treasurer Of State.
ALBERT GALL. Marion.
Attorney General.
AInSz0 g SMITH. Jennings.
Reporter supreme Court.
SIDNEY X. MOoy. Fulton.
sup-rin erdnni ~ pubic destruction.
BERyY ID. WORKS. Johnson.
state SiatluieiAn,
W. A. pRFI.E. lR Marion.
Supreme Judge, second District,
JEpTH, d NEW. Jennings
Supreme Judge. Third District.
JANIS MccABE. Warren.
supreme Judge. Tlfh District.
TIMOTHY o. HOWARD. 81 Joseph.
Appellate Judge First District,
GEORGES L. REfSHARD, Spencer.
Appellate Judge. Second District,
FRANK GAVIN. Decatur.
Appellate Judge, fhiri District,
THEO. r. DAVIS Hamilton.
Appellate Judge. Fourth District,
ORLANDO ,. LOTT, Delaware.
Appellate Judge. Firth District,
GEORGE Y ROSS. Cas-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

NOTICE Il hereby given that the On.
~ dersigned has been appointed b
ne clerk Of the Dubois Circuit. Court
Administrator Of The estate OF Conrad
Hetzel, late Of Dubois county, Indiana,
deceased.
Said estate l. supposed 70 be solvent.
WILLIAM NJ. HARRIS, Admr.
Tsaylor \ Hunter. Attorneys.
June 3. 1892 36w3.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17
Democratic County Ticket.

For erln.--ALBERT II. TRAYLOR.
For Treasurer.-JACOB BURGER, JR.
County ssessor.---yILLIAM w. KENDALL
For.snrveyor.- -HESRy BERGER.
For Coroner. --JOHS r. MEISKER.
Commissioner LIST list CONRAD JACKLEY
Commissioner Sd Dissret.-JOsEPH FRITZ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

II At the celebration OF the 4.h IN
Jasper the finest flag ever brought TO
Dubois conDty-l5 BY SO feet in size
VIII De raised By handsome lady mem
per OF the Women's Relief Corps. and
daughter Of q soldier. The q. A. r.. IN
uniform. and with their old army guns.
and 81. Fidelis Branch. Catholic Knights
o. America, with their brilliant 0ni-
forms and accoutrements, will parade on
me square while the flag is being raised
gong through . number OF handsome
ana Intricate evolutions, showing the
proficiency OF their drill, and when the
nag = run up all will join in saluting II.
ana the cannon will be fired BY I pstri.
otic young woman. Come to Jasper 10
Celebrate the Alb. and have good tune
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

non ". Y. Lucas, ex-State Auditor OF
iowa, says ~ have used Chamberlain 8
Scugn hemedy IN my family and have no
HESITATION ~ saying u Is an excellent rem
Persons afflicted BY cough Or cold Vii
md i q friend I" There il no danger from
wncoping cough when this remedy 4 freely
gwen. 70 and 50 cent bottles for sale by
Er. ]. r. Salb. a. -
D0-winE o. cARDUI. . Tonic fo1 women.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17
Aug.:-:Raegiu,
Cor. Fourth and Mil St.,
JASPER. IND.

WISHES 10 inform the public ~,
III, ne nae taken possession OF the
blscksmiih and Wagon Works Or NJ
Edmund Benkert. and u now prcpared
70 make WAGONS. BUGGIES. HAR.
HOWS, FLOWS. etc., on short notice.
HORSE SH0E|NG A SPECIALITY
! 49, Repairing promptly andsncatIy done.
- work guaranteed.
Jan. "a, iss7-y.
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COUNTY FINANCES.
STATE OF ISDIANA,t
Dubois Countv. {

County Commissioners Report OF the
condition Of County Revenue. Of Du-
bois County, az found from the books Of
The County Auditor, for the fiscal year
year ending Nay 3lst, 1892:
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There 1874 20 Of dog treasury n 1901 r a.
49,
n Cuny for 10 time
i'eductng this
his ssas 81 1891 won,
~ SS"s uehnquencis from
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COUNTY FINANCES.
STATE OF ISDrAxA,)
Dubois County.

County Commissioner Report OF tht
Of County Revenue, OF Duboi.
county, ~ found from the books Of ths
County Treasurer. for the fiscal year
ending May 3lst, 1899:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

RECEIPTS.
Bal. on hand June l, 1891. SIC 256 4s'
Taxes ~ l6O &c
Drainage Commissioner and
Ferry License IS 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-25
THE HILL FIRM NINE DISASTER.

BODIES or THE VICTIMS RECOVERED AFILh
TWENTY MONTHS-THEIR TERRIBLE DEATH
Dunbar Penn. March oi.-The dead have at Inst
been taken from the Hill Farm mine, and all that re-
mains now is 10 accord Christian burial 10 the
miners whb met their fate there on June j." le'o
Yesterday the bodies of twenty three Of the miners
we're found and today they were brought to the sur
face bUri'l
The struggle of the entombcd miners for lie was a
terrible a. II was brief They sunocaicd not
burned or starved II improbable That hey hVea
longer than half hour. There Is an uh"fi'ten ""
OF protection among miners, by which heY rush
together at the sound OF explosion. implied by a
common instinct Of self preservation for together they
| stand n better chance of fighting for freedom so
was II with the Hill Farm victims When found they
we're huddled together in Fiat No. J, showing 'hht
, they had rushed deeper into the mine six OF the
miners took refuge in one little room. When found
they we're piled top Of one another, contorted IN
CHASTITY shapes. all sickcning evidence Of death
which wa, preceded by horrible tOrtures. a short
Of lance away were three miners, two of whom the
| brothers McCOuitney. were casped in each Others
arms The third man, supposed TO be DAVID DAVIS
AT beside them his head between his knees. He had
evidently kept his mouth close to the ground unl Inc
last vital breath Of air had beer exhausted. The
fourteen other miners entanged III space
thirteen feet square one had an open knife In his
hand as though he intended to XIII himself but was
| stricken by "a more sudden death.
A. soon ~ the bodies found word was tclc-
| graphed TO Mine Inspectors Blick, Evans. LOutut,
Jenkins and striver TO come 10 the scene. ihc
coroner was also sent for and order was sent to
Ptts6uIg for collins. II the remaining SIX bodies are
| not found the others will be buried at once.
The search for the bodies has been carried on
Iunremttingly BY the OF the li Farm since
the awful disaster, twenty months ago. at cost OF
500 600. After two weeks the scarchers were com
PEELED TO abandon tho work for lime Til the fire
which followed tie explosion could lie eXtIngushe1
The mine was then sealed up and flooded to subdue
the fire after which months were required - clear
the mine Of water and the tons Of collected debris
produced by the fire.