The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25

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gyss<. liz wr1ag lis Aaacs ard Hzoa7ea-
Ny bog. ny boy. ice. 10 gone be sers
becx 20 snvs the cE1ers, bet Mas e22E1t
aad now he's no rsors."
Then tAs zaa- uncovered tie facs q nSs
1saa boy snd talked 80 hlrn. teaI1rg siza e
did righz - try 20 savs his zTen1ozs-
The sup@rznsendens cozl6 win dz-Gzsty
e0ntrus as fsessngs aa1 walked 1wsy. Dr.
RnKns Saith. after eoas1.1iag far few
moments Nth the resident physician, Or.
J. J. Emith, dec11sd % res1rn 70 Seattle
f1aesiztsly So k1s services Esrs not re-
o7fred. 70 che was soa11s1- 81 those
that sscspsd wers perfectly vel SD -
seemed strange 20 coBprshsGd thzs those
who wsrs dead wsxs nos marked = sAs
least zad nsfely appeared % bs sles1lng-
Or. Emitb sad Superintendent ssSita -
tarnee 20 sesttis Immediately on sns sYe-
esAL. Superintendent Corey soon asesr-
tasus1 the names Of the dead a1d satisfied
himself thAs ali the bodies had been re-
moved from the mine. lie also made ar
rangs-nents for ths b1r2al. fz1s-sl. etc,
the company standing al shs expense-
There may bs 8 good deal o. suffering ss
re8ai, o. todaT's disaster. some o. tie
men wbo weys killed having large fsrni-
lies. One man Ieaves . vie and SIX cAsi-
drsn an1 another three motnsrless Atsis
ones, while other families are deprived Of
their only means Of support Temporary
suffering gili no do2kt. however, De ale
ylztsa.
PEEPkKrss PEE TEE rUsEzAI-
At ESQ o'clock this evsninE Coroner
Horton. Deputy Coroner Green, Proseent-
ing Attorney Miller. Attorney A r. Bur-
leigh, for the Oregon Improvement Con-
pany, aud sssnographer u. |. Harllsoa
arrived By train. and the disaster IL being
investigated They are removing the
bodies a. this hour. 70 2. m. froEn the
engine room 70 the Nasosie hall. where
the funerals will take place tonorroE or
NEXT day. Professions OF men carrying
stretchers with the bodies have been uov-
ing back and forth IN solemn array. and
the people are realizing anew the gre2.
grief that is upon them
This evening the air Is sitting with coal
smoke, which sweeps down the mountain
side from the top Of tie biz where the fan
supplying the air course TO the mine 10
located. The smoke cones from the burn
Ing breasts sixty-sxo. sixty-one and sixty.
Twenty men are still "a the nine, work
ing az buikhead over the gangway in the
sixth level north. and by morning IL Is ex-
pected that tie nfta iewel so7th and sixtn
level north viz both Re hermetiealiy
sealed The fan vii then be shnt down,
and the barning breasts. being deprived Of
air, Ere damp viii extinguish the tire in q
few days The two gangways viii be
sealed for three or foar months before any
attempt Will Be made 10 open them.
A rREF fxro TEE MExE
At II O'Clock tonight A. +. Bnfleigh,
superintendent +. 3. Corey, Prose
euuag Attorney Miller. Coroner Horton
and q P0ST-isTKLLasTScER reporter
vent down into tie mine TO view
the scene OF the accident, in order
that the coroner might be fully advised IS
TO the situation and every matter in rela-
ton 20 the accident They secured over
ais, Jumpers and miners caps from the
company store 20 protect them from
the coal and dirt The company desired
10 afford the officers every facility for as
csrsalning the causes Of the accident
Secor was railroad brakeman and came
mp from Reaton last night. This is the
1rst day he worked. and he met death.