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Bargains in everything at the
new grocery store Of Wilson a
Mays. 4.
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Miss Olive Sawyer, of Central
City, was visiting relatives at this
place last week.
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all magazinsB--the Cosmopolitan
both one year for only $3.50
Send your subscription 70 this
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Castoria In Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for INFANT.
and Children 10 contains neither Opium mofpiIns nor
other Narcotic substance. ~ harmless sub.titus,
For PAregoric Drops. Soothing syrups Castor OIL
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Millions OF Mothers Castora tho Chdrcns tassncsa
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Miss Lena Lusher, of Hunting
ton, Is visiting relatives in this
place.
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Mrs. Ed. Myers left last Wednes.
day for two weeks visit to rela.
tives at Bainbridge, Ross CO., Ohio.
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Prosecuting Attorney Il. d.
Srum and wifo were tho guests OF
Mayor CTum last Sunday.
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New side walks have boon made
by Capt. Hamilton Willis, A. NJ
Frizzell and in front of the M. K
church.
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Dwelling houses for rent or rea.
sonable terms. Apply 70 Srothef
Mays, a. the mill Co.'S Office, during
day; a. Calvin Bros hardware store,
in the evening.
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Mrs. b. S. Newman is visiting
relatives near Centeryille, this
county.
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The barber shops are to remain
closed on Sunday.
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HuGHks.-To Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. hughes, the 9th inst, a
daughter.
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HARRINGros.-To Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Harrington, the 4th inst,
son.
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Warm bread every morning .
the Vienna Bakery. II.
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Castoria

"Csstoriats~n WI adatted n ohnirv-n ira,
recomsne''d u ~ air~rior n any IF,>rrip,lou
hnosn ~ mo" n. A. Ancrtaa. A. H..
III ~. Onfur,i Gt. brooklyn. NY.
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"Tlse NJ, % 'Castaria h - universal All
its iSlsFiia ~ we'll tnu~n that ~ s,sus vosk
% Hsrrr-rcgation a. sndorar "a. Tvw arr M
Intelligent families who Do no, ks-p Caslsia
vsuhin easy reach"
CAHtoe MINIS. y. H..
fcs Sork city
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Mr.. Burl S. Newman spent Sun.
day with relatives in the country.
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Bacon at Wilson & Mays tor /;
cents 10; bulk meat at IL cents
tf
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W.J.Frazier has been appoint
cd postmaster AZ Fort Gay.
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Call on Frank A. Rown and OK.
aminino the Packard Organ II
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Best -four at Wilson & Mays for
t4.sS barrel. #.
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Mrs. Lafayette Cole visited her
parents near Genoah last week.
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A H0nH.-An eKcoliont "B Plat" horn. a.
god 81 nov, Or saieat q 1arEaln. Inquire
% the proprietor oftnis paper,
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tsfssrens Of this paper vail please send
nere or e.sswher-.-E En-
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gave a bottle Of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrbma Rem.
edy TO q family Of ten persons and
Il cured them all They say il is q
good medicine. A. DRnR. Cow.
an's Ford, Meclenberg Co, N. G..
For sale by w NJ. Bioss, Druggist
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Wo made q brief visit TO Como
ah. this county, last Thursday and
found our friends George K. o.
good, l.. a Howell, n 9. Molleng6r
and their families al busy and
enjoying good health. They are
we'll satisfied with their new home
and have an abundant supply If
oatablea Of All kinds The say We
got away with chicken on that 0c-
casion was caution Mr. Mellon
ger is General Manager Of the
Ohio Lumber & Mining Co. Who
have q large saw mill aud store eft
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nNAARNEua(a

MAYS WOoDYARD. - Thursday.
Aug, Sd, 1893. at lronton, Ohio,
Mr.. Strother Mays, Town Ser.
geant OF this place, to Miss Lucy
Woodward Of near Milton.
The newly married couple Of
course will make Ceredo their home
The ADVANCE extends eongratula-
lions
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COMPANY

that place. Messrs. Howell and
Osgood are employed by the same
company.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29

MS 30 Geneva the laaes In Central New
York. Niagara Falls nnd other points OF interest and
Mr. and Mrs. Shpman go to Lake George, the white
Mountains and Canada.
At the Church Of the Holy Trinity tonight Miss
Lillian Adelaide Johnston will be married TO Clarence
Winfield Kline Miss johnston is a daughter of Mrs.
Abigail Johnston. a wealthy widow. who lives at NO;
Sai East Fl ,y sr ah KD was pomnsn
politician OF azelton PENN and has represented his
Tne weddm e S o Miss abe a. Peo daughter
OF Lieutenant George F. Pasco, to Captain John b.
S IT, w take en- SGs Ssa
The Rev DIR. John Ralcom shaw, pastor of the
West End Presbyterian Church, OF this city, ana Miss
Allc.a Basset, OF Newark. were married at the home
OF the brides mother Yesterday Til. ccrcnony being
University Place Presbyterian Church. OF TINS Guy
assisted by the Rev Lyman h ,o 81 S ,vam
Reformed Church. Of Cleveland, Ohio. was the best
man The bridesmaids Mis-. Frances II. Lam
Thomas, Of Cieve ana Ohio. In, bride wore gown
Of white bengalne, fun trimmed, with high neck ana
long sleeves trimmed with creamy satin point duchess
lace. She wore handsome Diamond pendant, NE
gift OF the groom and her veil WAS fastened VITA
Phi adeIphIn. June % Cspeclal-1he announceWen,t
Is made here Of the cngaecmcni Of Edward W. b"n
Louise curtis. the only daughter Of Cyrus H. :,t X
Curtis. the proprietor OF the magazine OF W,.m
Mr. BOX is S Nss cmTf IS pp'G date se has
Trenton y. j.. June - tspecan.-M noon t0,ua.
nj the homo of Ferdinand W. Roeblng. No 80 west
Statrst Miss Margaret Roebling daughter OF MI;
ard Mrs Ferdinand Rocbling. and granddaughter OF
John A. Rorblng builder Of the Prooklyn Binec, wa VA
rne. Of Freehold y. J. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. D.. John Hal, OF the FIRST It'S,
under a canopy Of smilax and La France roses.
,-arsa OF ohio man. he bride
gray travelling dress trimmed with white lace. . .
ornaments we're diamonds. After the ceremony the
invited guests parShok Of a luncheon when WAS
served under tents the lawn. Mr. and Mrs. Ter
the bridegroom professor in the Leland stanford
Jr., University. All ,,ot,o
I,nston June os.-The marriage of MISS AnS'iii
Longfcllow Of Cambridge Mass, relative OF IN"
poet Longfellow. 10 Charles Howard Strong lawyer
Of this city occurred at the Ccpey square llot'i:
roston Wednesday evening The Rev. DIR. Edward
Everett Hale onicnted. After tour In the West the
couple will live In New-Sork.
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c,pr,ry CORNELL BEFORE 4 cor MARTIAL

The cour,martIa before which Captain Goblin OF the
ia. REGIMENT was tried recently. convened AZ IN aim -
~ the 22d Regiment again last nicht. ana h'"rl inc
,,,,, In the trlol OF Captain William A. Cornell. OF
Tho 9Th Regiment disobcdiencc OF orders N'p'a'
Cornell is the man who went 70 Chicago with The
o, Police Captain Bcehod at the time she wa iouhd
dead I'm hotel there Captain Berghoi charged o'p''l'
Cornell ws being responsible for his daughters ae'h
~, coon.rs Jury In Chicago declared that the young
woman committed suicide. The present trs' OF captain
Cor ell Ia, nothing do With that scandal however
The charges against him that he dsobeycd the ord
Of Major Chauncey. while the regiment WIS having
s,rce, drill In Harlem about month ago Tic ana
u,ior ,baunrey had some words 10 whether or no.
ca,t.in Cornell had o5cycd the orders which nc hal
received and CaptaiI Cornell rinquishei his comm'hd
and asked that another man be- put in his place IN"
defence OF aptan Cornell Is that he did not receive any
ordc,s from Major Chauncey The court head the evil
druce on b,, sides and the under advncmcnt
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A NEW HOME FOR THE BOSTON SYMPHONY.

Boston Jun ~ (Specian.-Therc is NJ question that
hall will he built in Boston II the present 'rs
ure is swept away contemplated elevated railroad
H. was announced az this afternoon that the aso
penny Of the required 100000 had been subscrbea soon
after that Rapid Transit bill passed the Leeislaur'
colonel Henry l.. lgcnson announced that nasmuch a.
tho old Music Hall would be swept by the ml
mont the symphonv concerts which he has controlled Tor
seycr, years would he given and the Boston symphony
orchestra d.bandcd unless sufficient sum Of money was
guaranteed by citizens u provide new nome
for them IL hard work 70 raise the money but
II Is done at last
Tho compctlon OF the fund IL received a. popular
,dor cent ~ Colonel Ileginsons efforts 10 provide hRh
cl,.s orch-tral music The location of the new budis
has not vet been decided hut IL w probably DC on mo
Tack Eay Now that 800 Oc0 has been secured the
ubscrip,on list, will be kept IL is the intention
~ tho promotcr Of the enterprise 10 procure for Boston
one OF the bert app ted structures for music in America
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ne UOLF HOPPER MARRIES AGAIN.
HIS NEW BRIDE is MISS EDNA WALLACE OF
THE EMPIRE COMPANY.

HIS NEW BRIDE is MISS EDNA WALLACE OF
THE EMPIRE COMPANY.
MISC Edna Wallace Of the Empire Theatre stock
oomnapv WAS married Yesterday to De Wolf Hopper
The comic opera comedian. The marriage TOOK place
AT y o'clock in the afternoon. In Newark 'h' ''''
mony being performed 10y the Rev Dr. Nei'oh ~
MacNchol. at his house, No 119 New-s'' Mr. NAV
Nichol is the pastor of the lalsey street Mc'houS'
Fpiscopal Church. The only other persons present
were MIR. IIoppcr's mother. Mrs. John Hopper Mrs.
Marie IL. Kelley and r. i. kinG' inc treasurer VI
Mr. Ilopper's company. The Mrs Hopper si'
I'm box at the broadway Theatre last night ana
saw the new version OF Panjandrum.'
Miss Wallace has been member OF the Empire
Theatre Company ever since the 'h'afe "Pchcu '"''
winter She played the part Of wlber's Ann In Inc
Girl I Left Behind Me-" and attracted a considerable
amount Of favorable notice and comment. she went
70 Chicago with the company few weeks ago IL
od been rumorcd for several days thai the marriage
YVES TO take place and the report was generally DE-
lcved in spite Of official denials Miss wallace ~
,urnci TO New-York days ago, Charles IRON
man. the manager OF the company. having gwen h'r
Il vacation. she is stu member oil the compah!
and will rcjon 1t in the autumn
This IL Mr. Hoppcr's thl:d marriage HIS hra' VIE
was his cousin. They lived together only for short
time and she obtained a divorce some time before
his marriage with his second wife. The SECOND vile
was Miss Ida NJ. Mosher. she was member Of uc
choru, Of the McCau Opera Company when IL sang
eThe Black Hussar' Mr.. Hopper was the leading
comedian Of the company and 1t was thus l'a' lhey
met They we're married about eight years ago They
have one child, a boy six years old. They nave pceh
separated for some three years and She has now
obtained a divorce which Mr.. Hopper does not seem
TO have opposed.
Mr. Hopper said last night that his former wiie's
divorce was obtained some time ago. but he would
not tell exactly when or where, and he said tina,
each had given pledge 10 the other not to disclose
any of the particulars In regard to It, They had not
AVID together in the last three years he said, and II
was recognized by both that their natures were In
compatible and that they could never live together
| happily. His mother and her mother also both re-
| carded the course finally taken the best and the
my hitting und,r the circumstanccs. There VII.
an impression las, night among the few who heard
of the marriage that there had been an Intention oil
keeping it secret. Mr.. Hopper said that there wa,
no such desire no preliminary announcement nai
| Ching In regard 10 1t.
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GRADUATING EXERCISES AT WESLEYAN.

Middletown, Conn. June cs.-The commencement
exercises OF Wesleyan University we're held this morn
Ing President Raymond presided assisted by Bishop
william TAYLOR OF Africa. The programme OF orations
were rs follows: Miss Vida Frank Moore. "George
Eots Philosophy Of LIFE; George Hubbard Blakesiee
" Italy and the Renaissance; Ashley Horace Ihorh
dixie Arthur Hugh Clough'; George Henry Moore
" English Literature In Modern Education; sarah
Iangton Abbott. THE Personality Of Robert Brown
ing: Wesley Elwcll Lake. The Moral Teaching OF
Tennyson"; Martin Oliver Lepley, The Modern fl'
pit a survey
The degree OF Master OF Arts was conferred upon
r. r. Green. 30; F. a. King, '0l, and J. H. Barnhsrt
L. r. Gibbs, G.. !. Parsley. A. J. Taylor and O. +.
Tower 90. The degree OF Master Of Science was gwen
10 C. W. savage, 'OI. and C. A. Miller. '0o.
These honorary degrees were conferred: ID. D.
The Rev Henry Ward Bennett. 62; the Rev. Charles
Francis Rice -. Cambridge. Mass; the Rev. Marcus
Lorenzo Taft. '73, Picking, China. LII" D-f1niessor
Henry Smith Carhart, 90, az the University M
Michigan. =, ,,,
~, was POSTMASTER.
(for other Commencement k1rcises see Page I'D
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MISS HELEN BARRY. THE ACTRESS, I'LL.
SHE WAS FRUSTRATED BY THE DEATH or HER
MANAGER CHARLES y. PALMER.

SHE WAS GhOSlkAlED LIE DT@hi II W 'i>'N
MANAGER, CHARLES y. PALMER.
Helen Barry, the actress, who is occupying the
oldhwat cottage at Bclport l.. L. has been prosatcd
by illness since death Of her Charles p
Palmer Mr.. Palmer died In the cottage occupied by Mis-
Barry from the effects Of operation. Mis-, Barry, II
appears tainted q few minutes before Mr.. Palmer ded
IL is said than tweDyfour hours passed before
the could restore her 10 Consciousness
In the meantime Mr. Palmer had died. HIS sister, Mis-.
Draper was BEDSIDE OF her brother during his last
hours Before Miss Barry recovered Mr. Pamefs body.
by direction Of his sister sent 10 New.fofk and
Miss Barry Therefore did not see II.
The people In Bclport have Interested themselves
greatly in Miss Barry. To them she is not Miss Barry
the wel.known actress but Mrs Bohlen, Bohlen being
the name Of her late husband. Miss Barry has livd
T., handsome style In the Ciodthwait cottage. The
house is surrounded by gardens and 1t is furnished
very handsomely. The cottage called the Toa Box"
IL was generally supposed that Miss Barry rented The
Mr. Palmer's death story became curren, that Mr.
Palmer was the lessee OF the cottage This areiS TO he
tho fact The cottage is owned by Mrs Goldhwat
who IL proprietor Of hotel near BY. To reporter
Yesterday afternoon Codthwait said that shc entd
the cottage Mr.. Palmer. lie had held the lease on
the place for years. The would not expire for
oycr eight years. Mr. Palmer she added. arrived ~
Heport several years and spent some time at the
hotel lie had returned there for number Of summers
and wear ago last November had taken lease on The
cottage The rent had been prepaid until Iext November
After Mr. Palmer leased the cottage Miss Barry tooS
nossessIoo Of IT, with her carriages, maid and scfNahs
Her yacht always lay in the bay except when III use
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fire from the wood died away anl many
yards Of ground gained and held at every rush.
Presently the reserves also moved up Almost at
the same moment body OF cavalry flashed out
OF the wood, poured along the crest of the hill,
and threatened the right flank Of the advancing
enemy. The right flank swung steadily round
till it had ceased to be "a flank and become
solid wall Of armed men facing this new foe, INTO
which it delivered hail Of blank cartridges
that sent the cavalry headlong over the brow of
the hill, dlsmounted the guns Of the battery
which the cavalry supported, and cleared that
Part OF the ground altogether. Once the cavalry
and guns reappeared, but their fate was the same
They could not live under that fire and had to
vanish
No more, thought could the illan'ry nave
lived long on that fiat uncovered field, had thcre
been bullets in the rifles from the wood Next
us stood a little cluster of military critics. VINO
commented freely, being ont of the Emperor s
hearing, upon all these transactions. "hel
finally the infantry advancing in line, reserves
included and s<rmishcrs still well In front, swept
on N the edge of the wood and into it and the
0ofondcrs fed in the wake Of their cavalry and
artillery asked one of these gentlemen. plainly
an old soldier. if. over such ground as that.
infantry could ever have got near the woo'
| Mover. y WAS his answer. Tie strength OF thc
fro had shown that the force in among the trees
WAC considerable enough to have annihilated inc
regiments outside. But if yon do not know .hc
conditions under which an engagement OIL 'nis
sort takes place. criticism is thrown away anu
we of course, did not know them
It was possible TO occupy thu mind with some
thing beside tactics to enjoy the bri'liancy ana
animation Of the scene, and to believe we hi''
seen a battle in miniature; as we had. What Is
called a sham fight is often lleaerc ih'i'd''o'
of battle without interest or beauty OF "'-
simitude This was like the real thihs DIS
q mako one remember the rather comprehensive
remark Of A soldier who is not German; There
are no soldiers but the German Such remarks
arc not meant to be taken literally; they are
onlv a form of the superlatve, only note OF
admiration. Whether the Germans are sun ,'ie
best troops in Europe is point on "''io" WIN WIN,
or without the Emperor's help, the world VIII
presently hare an opportunity of forming Tres"
|
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DIED.

AIKMAN--At Detroit Mich. June s7sh Edward O.
Tuesday June 9th Gathering So, T. BAD;
services at SsG june S at
cOIE-At brooklyn ~ Y. Tuesday evening. June 9th.
Funeral announcement will appear in Fridays Tribune:
CORNwALI-At Milford, Conn, June 2sth ls9S
and S E. SSnTs asf Of
uowPERTHwAITE-O Wednesday June 18Th ttsso lS'S;
ns aef 5as eldest j. Fred
and Emile 4. cOwperhwaite, aged years
in uterine ia at Westaed N. J.
HAsTINGs-At summit, NewJersey Eiith Hastings OK
San Francisco papers please ec.y. oe,.
a. ra%e a. n ,5 ye en month"; S'n
a m Sssss soA psaa "a nj from
rr %ssins srs ssted s' without further
Take. train 80 p M foot Of Loe'tys'' oen'f'' ~ n"
aas~ a. Va .ss s 1885, Lean
sAHIER-At kingston y. y; June 2ssh, Julia Elizabeth.
daughter Of the late AbIam DUBOIS san en- Friday a
sLEIGH-on Tuesday evening June p IN her Ie,h year
Catherine Kennedy widow OF stephen Sleigh OF London.
The Of Ewesd vaeSnS Glen Long Island
on Friday June Both. at 10 80 clock a. m ,,,v ..
carriages will the train leaving Long Island lily %
London papers please copy.
ssh William Stanley. in the 6oth year Of his age oo.
Funeral Great Burlington Mass Friday June 'o'A'
Train leaves lea Is Grand Central Depot at a. m.
VAN PELT-suddenly at San Francisco Gal on ING
ANN annie nv" Van t Pete Of this city, assa
wRIGHT-on Tuesday. June q, $685. James ssurson
s 81 East li''A'' on '''''' June '' ''''' -
KENsICo CEMETERY Harlem Railroad; q minute:
Grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
TIE REVISED EDITION or PAyJANDRUM'

A large audience listened last night with the usual
manifestations Of amusemcn: and pleasure tn new version
Of Panianirum" which presented By Dc Woi Hopper
and hi, company at the Broadway Theatre The COM
uoscr Woolson Morse and the writer OF thc booA D.
Chcc,cr Goodwin have both added T. their FORMER "'
and also subtractcd from and the result Is decided
pro, cuont I'm many respects Mr.. Hopper appears ~
first a. sailor and dances funny hornrire win A"f'u
Klein which was in the old version Several songs
and considerable amount Of dialogue are aau'"' Nu'
changes have made In the part play 'd
D., S,,uo, pccd >o,cthor the entertainment has Teen
made brighter nvcllor and more attractive All mat was
best in IN" old version remains Mr.. II'p~rS own o!'
rortunltles or display Of the talent which his adnf'f'
most enjoy much improved lie ana Ms manager VIII
ma doubt Gain by the alterations that have been made
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GperiaI Notices.
Postomce Notice.

P0stomcc NOTICE.
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CORNELIUS VAN COTT Postma stc.
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EXPLOSION ~ A COLLIERY.

Mount Carmel. Penn. June 28.-An explosion OF
gas occurred at Green Ridge coery. operated by the
Union Coal Company. at o'clock this morning
Domtnck Enderlay killed. Chentira Kesner,
fatally injured and Joseph Menepact Anthony Patsco
Icnatz Grofsky, Joe Carlina Cashmere Allinosky
and an unknown Polander Seriously injured. Ender-
Law went into the breast without permission. He
encountered body of gus and While pulling up the
safety lamp wick ignted the sulphur. Fourteen
men were In the gangway, most OF whom saved
themselves by jumping into the ditch. Enderay
WIS hurled n distance of seventy-fve feet. He was
horribly cut and burned. rescung party was
formed and, In great danger from another threatened
explos'on the injured and dead brought TO the
surface several men In addition to those named
were slightly injured