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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-24
FARM AND GARDEN.
FARM WATER SUPPLY.

A system whose Introduction Would Save
stockmen Much Labor.
cannot understand why people per-
sist in pumping water when. by lit.
lie work and few dollars in the right
direction in the cold season. they might
save fifteen minutes at night. and fif-
Teen minutes would amount To day
and a half each month, to say nothing
OF the time IL takes To chop out the ice
from the trough, which would amount
20 another half day. making two days
Of unnecessary work each month !
spcak OF the labor that would be re.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-24

more or less according to the brand
and quality Of the flour used. DO
not make stiff dough. like yeast
bread. Pour the batter into
creased pan. ANS inches. and 4
inches deep, filling about half full.
The loaf will rise to fill the pan
when baked. Bake in very hot
oven As minutes. placing paper
over first IS minutes baking. to pre-
vent crusting too soon on top. Bake
at once. Don't mir sosfA milk.
{ who will write rs the result of
f. the most practical cook book
; for all kinds of cooking. Ad-
Wall Gt~aet Nevy Vc-1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
,yuprp iLEPS TELL THEIR GRIEVANCES.

sneclol committee Of Aldermen. appointed by
ttc hoard on Tuesday TO listen 10 the grievances Of
dealers in building material, who complain that they
ar, without sufficient pier privileges. held session
Yesterday I'm the Common Council Chamber. George
w Wanmaker the We'll known lumberdcaler, was
sno,csman for about thirty associates In the building
material trade lie said that the dealers bad only
one pier and that largely used 'by tramp steam
shin companies. They asked for only one or TWO
pIers between Elcven,hst. and the Battery. two be
tween Elcvcnthst. and Thirty fourth-st. and one
near Thirty -four,hst. Mr. Wanmaker added that the
state was paying large sums annually TO Keep ihe
canals open yet their business decreasing ever,
wear because there piers for unloading the
boats Therefore merchants would rather pay the
added cost OF railroad carriage than suffer the deays
Of canaboat traffic
Thomas T. Reed made similar plea. He said the
u,er at Thireth-st should be opened for use. Hall
Of Il was now used by the Street Cleaning Depart
ment md the other half by White ~ sons. oial Goa
tractors Contrary to law. the ofal contractors had
built stable the pier, while the dealers were de-
prived Of any use OF the pier.
Leroy Clark told how his firm, Crane 4 Clark had
rented TWENTY-FIVE lots near Threth-st for the last
forty two years. but have Informed the owner thut
they would give them up BECAUSE they could get ia
berth for landing their material ana iad therefore
a adcalcr, represented the East side business men
and told Of "a similar condition Of affairs.
petition win be prepared for presentation To TIE
committee next Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
PAUL DANA WINS a POINT.
-FOUR ADVISORY ARCHITECTS NOW FOR NAIohAh
HISTORY MUSEUM PLANS

voUE ADVISORY ARCHITECTS NOW FOX NAloiNH
HISTORY MUSEUM PLANS
The Park Commissioners had the quesuon Oh III.
plans for the addition to the American Museum ~
Natural History before them again at yes'eiuas
meeting and they were discussed at length rresi
dent Dana continued his fight to protect uie CITY
against what he believes to be an architectural uio
strosity and succeeded in securing the adopuon Vi
his scheme for the appointment OF a board OF urcni
tects 10 pass upon the plans OF j. o. Cady the tus
fees architect. James NJ Constable represented 'e
Museum Board Of Trustees. Commissioner Gray "eii'
bver to Mr. Danas side OF the question: ana al his
suggestion the number Of advisory architcts was
Increased from two TO Tour, one 70 pe "Pp ~
each member Of the Park Board
Ny Constable presented letter from Mr. 'aoS'
The architect touching the vexed question OF "he,heI
Tie ORIGINAL plans had been changed al'cr tholr hr9
-, h tho tr,stees Mr. Cady insisted that
they were the same as the former ones Iherc WERE
however, some explanatory drawings sddcd ho' III
tended for CONTRACT but to show that the plnhs 'ha'
lov been presented DO not bar the carrying out OF the
srea, scheme of all the buildings when desired.
Mr. Dana pointed ont some discrepancies, especially
calling attention TO the thickness OF the "alis' '''
Constable thought this difference lmhls'erI" 'o''
rissorer Taprcn offered resolution ASKING 'ne Do"'u
of Estimate to appropriate 81 900 TO pay the expenses
~ the hoard OF architects. The names OF inc he"De'
oh,o,~ ,rore inserted I'm the resolution and 1t was
oso,,cd Professor William r. Ware was namen ny
rr,s,Aen, Dana: Charles W. Clinton By Commissioner
GRAY: n. NJ Hunt by Commissioner strauS' anu
Robertson H. Robertson by Commissioners lappen.
The architects were asked 10 report on the plans at
an early day. ., o,.,,o
4 letter from J. Pierpont Morgan was reao sayihs
.,. ~ no ,voulo he absent in Europe for some time
Ia would suggest that Cornelius Vanderbilt De haheu
,p his rIace as member OF the committee 10 seiec'
ste for the Botanic Garden. Consul-GeneTal iaheS
semi letter 10 the board offering handscmer statue
Of General Bolivar than Is now in Central PARK Inc
secretary WAS Instructed TO inform the .osu"'Ho'"'
fh,, fine s,atne would be accepted :, ,,.
II WINS decided TO keep the Central ParH Mehaeei''
o,,s, icrafic, until p. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
hNyEylTION SENTIMENT IN CANADA
WINS or +. {. WHITE. SECRETARY OF I"i'
CONTINENTAL UNION.

WINS or +. {. WHITE. SECRETARY oF III"
CONTINENTAL UNION.
, T. White the secretary Of TIL Continental Union
n, Canada Is at the ST. james Hotel, ana n |""'
freely To a Tribune reporter yesterday ABOUT INV "i'
nrxntion sentiment In the Dominion lie ''' "''
Of fine work Of the Continental Union.
"The orran!,ation" said he. lis purely campaign
hur.,n and In addition to the expenses oi Speah'r'
and tho distribution Of literature. | ain the Only one
70 whon fine union paws any money. am the only
.o,o,,.d officer The Continental Union, winch Il
vorlIny for a close union of Canada with the 'h'"u
states mas "a much larger following than Is T'h'''IN
suppo,ed Among those who have sent Us sup7rr'P'
lions are many who pass outwardiy lot V'""'''
Tho active members represent both the old political
parties In about equal proportion mere Is 10 "o"p'
about the rapid spread OF unioni'm among o"r
,r,n.rs and even IN the cities thougl In the dtc''
,rhcr, men arc afraid Of suffering In their business
mr. professions utcrance, or Mt least pnDhc utter
ancc f. les free. The exodus from IaHada 10 TIE
rp,,cd s,ntes ever increasing In volume, forces con-
vIc,ion even on conservative minds As oh'o
heard the president OF Il Conservative asSociaiop Oh
Toronto say Canada Is being annexed 10 tue '"''u
States In job lots. and We are Keeping Tie III 'u'
vbilc u,, United states takes the men.
.Tbc fear Of some American politicians tlAit o'e
entrance Of Canada into the Union would make some
difference In the political outlook In this country anu
upset the balance 81 parties belev" 10 De sro"'u
less There could bc such thing as u sonu
canadian vote The British Canadians wouh not
net IN union with tlr French. nor would the f"c''c
provinces act In union with far distant Ontario much
less with the provinces on the Atlantic tonisoe ,s
on Is their ONLY bond. and this being loosehe;, .e
sev.r,, nroyInccs would 20 each In lis own ponucul
way. Nrit.rr do count among the obStac ra ~
continental union opposition on me part OF a.;
pritain That Great Britain will now th,nk VI
coercng any colony which declares Itself desiron as
Of separation nobody prelends to believe: inc enc,
a -, fnr anprehcnson l. the attitude OF the United
states Political union with tho United states y tns
uppcrnost OF all questions In the mlndS o, in,enSeh'
nan NJ Canada and II IL were put To b,llo' srprs
! nr number Of th,@c w1o talk IN pmpno asaihS' "
4 fnri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25

Nrv HOME LIFE INSURANCE BUILDING.
and If viii cover lot $50 feet In Broadway and 107
feet deep. 1t will be 100 feet high from sidewalk
TO roof and CSC feet 10 the highest point OF the spre
White fooled Tuckahoe marble will be used almost
entirely I'm Tie construction Of the front. anorln1
sharp contrast 10 the intensely rcd building at the
corner above The style will be early Italian K'h
ai,sance The principal entrance to the companyS
offices viii be in thu centre Of the Broadway front
Two entrances for tenants flank these on the right
and left The Offices OF the company viii occupy the
second and a mart Of the third floors, fronting Broad
WV The Merchants Bank vii! have tie northern
half Of the ground floor.
Above the large arched openings OF the secohi
story. the words. Home Life Insurance Company
will be cut In stone.
Tho lower part of the front Of the building VIII De
claNorately decorated with carved ornaments. IN
structure viii be simple IN design from the third to
the twelfth story. Above the twelfth story VIII De
4 logsia and broken dormcr windows, with I've spire'
rho corridors OF the lower floors will be elabo
ro cl, decorated with costly marbles ana the i'on
cri,lwork I'm and about the elevators VIII be mover III
treatment The light courts OF which there ar t"o'
c,,ol the buildings width and are sirrouhdcn VIII
glazed brick. These courts are 50 situated 'n''
every room In the building opens upon tUc heh'
All me plumbing - 10 bc finished In or""S' ""'
M oxnense will be spared In any OF the de'ais vi
or,,-uc,ion The building will have Us own electric
Mani and there will be three hydraulic clevators
N Je Brun e. sons OF NO. ~ bTo"n"nS' 20, a.
hsen INSTRUCTED TO spare expense IN mihing I"ss
one Of the handsomcst and safest once -DuiinhHs III
ne CITY Work will begin on lpril ana us oo"'-
pletlon is expected one year later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
IN ryDoRsC THE NOME RrLE BILL.

For the purpose Of dispo'lng 81 me "h'o'u uoNo'
nj the Academy Of Music for tomorrow night "h'h
the mass meeting under tho auspices OF th" hi'ed
Irish : ,clctcs vii, be held there to ihdorsc "r
Gladst, no's Home Rule bill. meeting OF IN" '"h
ml,,ec Of Arrangements will be held at The non
man House tonight Judge Morgan y. obriel
will preside az the mass.mcc'ins. 'hauhcey ~
Dep,w. ". Bourkc Cochran. exJudg" Noah DAVIS
,he Rev. Dr. Henry 4. Brann, and Dr. Niiii"ih
f. Wallace will speak. General kavanngh' Wc
stan Of The Goth Regiment. and detail from
,n, oc,r,c,t will bc present. Bayncs Goth
Regiment band will furnish u" music. L"t'crS
ovur..s,ng warm sympathy with the movement have
Il an received from the Governors OF New-lorh Penn
.ylvania Massachusetts. tJnnectcn', p'HaN''''
Georria Mississippi Virginia, Illinois. ArRnh'as'
Minnesota. Wise min. Washington. Michigan ana Mon
,ans Governor Flower sent a contribution u s-"'
With the exception Of the orchestra ana the ORCHESTRA
circle Admission viii b" free. The r'~ervrl sci.s
mr., being sod rapidly Th,sc who WISH 10 get se'tN
,rould better buy them to-day. seats IN VI" oth's
,r, VII, co., 81 and seats In the orchestra ,ircIc
30 cents Tickets may be procured NJ Perry , arnS
store In "Thc sun lIUildnS: ~ The T'Ac'' bi"'i
vnv and Rector ST.: al I'll" Holman HOBS, anu ~
the ofce Of the National Federation OF America NJ
., CoDDcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
JoUy Y. TyTyG'S YACHT ARRIVES BERE.

TIE solGoner yacht Alert, In which IN" young
san Franc lsco millionaire. John " Lunins, cru'"d
In the Mediterranean sea last summer, arrived NJ
this port yesterday. II was reported SeVera' "on'S
ago tlat Mr.. Luning became violently Insane whlc
ou.i,g along the Mediterranean coasts, and that he
,,o. confined for a time on board hi, yacht but tbc
friends Of the young man have denied that such
was the case. Captain CorSum. Of the Alert sa'h
Yesterday that Mr.. Luning left the yacht at Nice with
his party. ~
John ~ Iuning was the son OF California million
aire who died. leaving 10 his son al; enormous Tor
time Young Lunlng formerly spent much OF his
dina in This city, The Alert sailed from Gibraltar
an February - She encountered considerable rough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
NO EVIDENCE OF FRAUD AGAINST OFFICIALS

Charles a. Hess, OF Hess, Townsend McClelianl'
who are employed by the importers Of artificial flowers
10 prevent importation by some firms Of goods at TOO
low valuation, said yesterday, that h" had no
evidence Of fraud on the part Of any present or
former Government officials In the eases under In
vcstigatlon. Mr.. McClcllanG had been In Washington
10 lay the charges Of systematic differentiation before
the Treasury Department, and The whole subject had
been put into the hands OF Special Agent Mccoy
lie had not yet made report.
David spcro, one Of the importers The valuation
OF whose goods recently raised BY the Appraiser.
appealed TO the General Appraiser and the advance
Of about 40 per cent sustained. lie again APP
pcaled to the Board Of General Appraisers. whose
decision Is final The case is stu before them.
Spcro recently gave bond TO produce entire
shipment Of iowers should an examination OF samples
prove insufficient 10 determine the valu' OF the whole
The Appraiser aftcrwnrd believing the flowers un-
dervalIsd. called for the entire lot but they had been
sold. Consequently the bond l. forfeited unless The
Collector decides to remit the penalty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25

Brings comfort and Improvement and tends to
personal enjoyment when rightly used Ihe
MANY who live better than Others, and enjoy
life more, with less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO the needs
Of physical being will attest the velue TO health
of the pure liquid Laxative principles embraced In
the remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting IN the
form most acceptable and pleasant TO the taste
the refreshing and truly beneficial properties Of
:, perfect laxative; enectually cleansing the sys
ten. dispclling colds. headaches and levers an''
permanently curing constipation. 1t has given
satisfaction TO millions and met with the APP
proval of the medical profession because it acts
tho Kidneys. Liver and Bowels without weak
cning thcm and it is perfectly free from ever
Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all druggists III
SOC and 81 bottles, but IL is manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose name
is printed on every package. also the name, Syrup
of Figs. and being well informed. you will not
accept any substitute II offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
TyUORTHY PARENTS OF LOST CHILD

ARRESTED FOR DRUNKENNESS THEY MEEl l"'
LITTLE ONE IL POLICE COURT.
Little Theresa Mcvcy, four years Ola. 'or WEI"
superintendent Byrncs sent ont general ""' '
has been found Since sunday she has been hvl,s III
the family of Mrs. J. G. Eck mt NO. I'D "cS' Inn"
cich,h.st Mr.. Eek found her on sunday i'S' III ''
cellar asleep The child WIS uNaDie I" "h 10
name. and the Eek family kept 1t uh''l lh"rsu's'
whom Mrs. Eek read of the child's disappearance
She then visited Police Headquarters and was 'ou II"
take the girl TO Agent Dcubcr OF Mr. Gerry soce's'
-, the Jc,rerson Market Police Court. lh're Il
strange meeting took place yesterday. 'Fe emu
father ard mother Patrick and catherine ''o'c''
he'd been arrested Thursday morning Tor III
and d ,ordcrly conduct. When the cmiu WINS p'oue"'
into the court room she her father ana mo'u'r
among the prisoners. The meeting between 'H'
u,,lc ono and the unworthy parents was aHecu"s'
The father and mother hung their heads III sl"''
while the child cried for Joy Their regret no"
OYER was Of no avail The Justice. after eAa'nna
,,nn COMMITTED the parents to the Island iOT mr.
months Theresa was placed In charge OF Mr. TERRY
Society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
TILESMEN FINED BY TIE RECORPEh'
SLOW WORK OF GETTING JURORS ioE Ihi'
BUCHANAN TRIAL.

SLOW WORK OF GETTING JURORS ZOE 1hi
BUCHANAN TRIAL
Recorder Smyth has fined a number OF talcsmen
500 each for falling after receiving second n"uc'' 10
appear In Part III Of General SESSIONS where the ''
Of Dr. Robert v. Buchanan for poisoning MS WIZ ~
in progress. Only one man was acccpt1 M a J"'o'
Yesterday and only one OF the twelve chhirs Il ho"
vacant. II /, likely. however. that one or wv" Oh VI"
eleven will be challenged before the trial proper be
GIN.
Forty seven talcsmcn were examined yesterday.
making 90 I'm all up 20 date. The people have uSea
wcnythrce Of their thirty pcrcmptory challenges anu
tho aefence TWENTY-FIVE. A special panel OF hfty
,.lssmen will be- summoned for Monday. The one
Juror secured yesterday was Thomas H. fiNi'''''i''
,rperin endcnt OF the George " ia'ht' h'is'''i7
companv. No. 2as West Twenty.third ST.. home NO.
IA Elghih-avc.
Thu, ted,um OF the examination OF alcsmcn was at
lima. followed David Is. schuok. n mere an'' AT No
"A, Canals, who i've, NJ no 30 Warrington race
aroused come curiosity BY his statement that ne h"u
a grievance agnins, III" Di'irictAttorn"ys Once Iio
wn, not allowed to say what II WINS N"N'h'''
Jonas formerly Editor OF the "Noiks Lei'nnH' Is
,.,a,n, .oc,oIis, and a mnn ~ wealth. Di,trict-A
,ornev NicolI dropped him at once whrn II" -"'u ma
he didn't believe that the stat" had any ngh' 10 NIL
one Of IT. citizens.
rhoma. Pay T. re- +, cardci lquors'or. living nt NO
AL F4s, thirty fourih--t, had no 'ons'"h''""'
-trupcs npnins the inrc'ion of tn" dea'h p'"N' ""
he didn't exactly Hike to Kill man lie was hh'ui'iS
rejected. -,
An Irtshman told Mr. Nicoll that h" had PREF
udice aenln;t circumsantial evidence. 'n"i'"' ~"
rrookc for the defence" asked him: hApi1'" ho"
that was - !,
Well RS long story. but I'll try TO cut II
short"
Don't yon think Won ar" wasting inc ZINC oi 'n'
Juror. Mr. I.ropkc." broke In EecoNer ,hylh ,
49,. think not said Mr. Brooke. Tie taies"hh WI"
II was I'm 1874 think. borrowed money IRON
, man and IA, wife wore the pcttcoats. lic got OF
drank Sow. YOU see. didn't want h'F W h''o" ''"
1 had borrowed the money, So . t..
II :ucss needn't waste tie 'imc oil w uy ~
acknowledged Mr.. liroohc. lie man "a' ""'"'" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
srpvrys or PUBLIC LANDS DELAYED.

Senator Watson C. squire. Of Washington. saws
that A. Is a shame and disgrace that sunicieht
money was not Appropriated for the survey OF pup
Yc lands "Thc appropriation was TOO smai by
sooO 600" said Mr. squire. when seen ut tho wind
sor Hotel The new States require tho survey OF
uuhlIc lands and the amount OF money hereto
fore appropriated has always been insumcient' 10
Lccrs back the growth and settlement OF the west
.rn country when the appropriation for the sur
v.v - too small. settlers there squatting upon
the land and good faith requires that the surveys
.hoil he made on their account. The people re-
ouire the survey OF those lands 80 that settlers
may ncauire title 10 them In good faith. The de-
velopment OF the resources OF the country require
#. Money thus expended wonld come back by the
nile OF land and In n thousand indirect ways
Another important consideration Is that the public
Lands. which have. been devoted by Congress to
rubc purposes. such. for example, rs public
chools and state universities. and for other i'm.
oortant purposes Of n similar character. have not
i,cen surveyed and cannot be because OF the ac.
i funds II Is great injury TO the future In
interests Of the West that these surveys have not
,iready been made. There are many thousands OF
,cres in the state Of Washington that should BE-
surveyed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
THE COURTS.
BUSINESS IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.

BUSINESS IN ldE w M Va
LAST DECISIONS HANDED down. BEFORE ADJ
JorENMENT TO APRIL 10.
Albany, March e4.-Thcse decisions WIFI '
down I'm the Court Of Appeals To-Day ,.u,o,.
John seton agt lIcman Clark; appcIi' nook and
r. Carpenter. appellant. ngt. SherNinI, I'D NJ rIem
mother: Anthony Mo'arry agt New. 1~ WneIer and
Railrood Company appellant: Walter ", france,
oihrrs act Elizabeth A. Triton. app'iL'n. inSn I
D. Parsons agt. Edward Hughes nppe,.,,, r,,,d com
Noliov npnoilaut. agt. Long l>iahd hhi'o'u ~
mny Judgment affirmed with COST. onncI,ant
Iouis Eickwort agt. james u To""'' "fF
Appeal dismissed without costs. - ,,n,,,c ,nncl
ftomcrye r. Tuck agt. Jerome r. Mhh,'s Main, I'm
,,ni Urn,y ANY IN assignment OF Shaiir. ~,
etc People ex rel. United states lru u Isr.,1
committed etc. appellant, aet. blma'u c;rmod wifi
and others commissioners. etc. Orocr "'"''''" VIVA
costs -. ero, . Drjrcs assignee
o,c onnriIort Appeal dismissed with costs. .roo
cp 1 PP.nne ann. iants ag, Charles H. Laurence
Judgment reversed ana case "'"'"''N " "
Term for further hearing . +, n Ehr.dgc and
Murray H. Ralph. appellant, agt l.. -. r.u costs
Others Judgment reversed, new uidi si""'e"' WV
10 abide the event.
The following cases were argued:
In tho matter Of the application OF Emma d. liss 49,
IN nompcI Henry ~ Hewitt as executor, - 'p
reliant Argued by Richard j. Hahd ior aPP''"'"'
t. 4. Rowe for respondent ,.u,rt. az, III,
- lanes ~ Cooke and another. appollantS. hEt w
r-nanrh,I Manufacturing company. Argued by Caii.
duane Baker for appellants. james Du'"o io ~
pcWaScus G. Cunningham act. Mnsscna springs ant
Fort CoyInton Railroad Company aPltii'n.. ,s =,
hv William u. Cantwel for appcilah'' Aat'"e" y
Ran som for respondent
re cour, has taken recess until April H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
FATAL EXPLOSION ~ 4 NINE.
TWO MEN KILLED AND FOUR BADLY INJURED
NEAR P0TT>yILLE. PENN.

TWO MEN KILLED AND FOrR BADLY INJURED
NEAR P0rT>yILLE. PENN.
Pottsville. PENN. March 24.-Two men were niled
and four badly II not fatally. in,;ed 10y en- eNpics"
OF gas AT Oak I'M Gallery. rear Miners'lhe 'a'
morning. When the men came TO work. %
customary they received their orders from the ETC
boss who Informed them that the mire was c'ea'
OF gas Tie men went TO work In different par's
of the mine, ard within half an hour "i'r Wv
whistle blew n terrific explosion occurred WIFI
was felt In every Part OF the mine. Even vi 'n'
surface n severe shock WIS felt. Down peio"' rNA
coal and timbers We're hurled In al drecuo"'
The explosion occurred In the east gers"" oh '"'
lower drift A miner entered an old breast "hen
his lamp igned a body Ct gas which had aeeumu
Io.ed There unknown 10 the bosses.
Tho names OF the killed and injured are: "niam
Purcell killed outright John Moreans badly pur'e'
and bruised not expected 10 recover: william 1ame'
arms and leg broken and injured internally VIII u'e'
David Davis jr. probably fatally injured.
Two more bodies have been brought to the sufiaee
ON. dead and the other horribly mntilat'd p"'
living: both unacceptable. Part Of me N ss Mills
belonged TO IN old operation alanGones 'hI w. lie
ago and reopened 10y the present owi,is :" Nv host
ago oak mi Collicry Is near Mine I'M zap, mu
six miles from Pottsvillr. ard is owned 10y Le''''
e Co. of Mach Chunk.