Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

Correspondents Narrative shortly
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a Correspondence Narrative shortly
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'H".U.Hfa..s Oh. Ole ulsUu.I NIUa
Elu CANyuN, Melton 80, IsIj.-At
I'il pm, Uu tuu .I'h lu-t, au cK.
piaHuu uf hr,.IHmp occurred lu the
/ g.. u. 80. D miur Toe cause a tho
cHpl zion j. unknown ~ W the present
WINDS ami perhaps h. ono VI thu
uHHi IHHtuJlyr explosions % nfe.
damp tHat bias occurred 90 this western
u.uUtty, ltiH estimated chat sIXty.0uo
lives Boo MI have tvrn lost. This h C0u-
tfaliutuli from the Hrt that fatiy-niue
tokens were takuuuut from the weigh
hUuau, which would equal ninety.
men ni work, net including the BOYS.
~ $3.50 pm. / found luat six at tho
surface mai sustained death anu suIi.
QUO iulurius by tue falling Of timber,
which hai ucun thrown up into the ar
by the force ut the expanded gases OF
tho niue viz;
James Bruce, dead, foreman Of tho
mine.
Luwati Cox, carpenter, dead;
~, MalIby head engineer or
mechanic, dead;
jeremiah Crawford, aged about IS
/ yulTs, duhg;
James Clarke, with bic head Oh;
william Sellers Jr, with the upper
! part " bis head Oh; this man was the
"rUpU rider" OF the slope;
Andrew Mason, badly injured but
slill living al this whiting, 0.3J 3. m.
JAMES l. imu, hui
Frederick Morgan, both dead, we're
brought out Of the mine Ut lU:3U; both
are mutfirii the former leaves wits
aud two children nud the latter leaves
o. wife nuu one child, Bruce leaves
wife aud slE or seven children, most
Oi thrm married; MaitUy leaves wife
aud family Oi sous Aud luughtcrs; OK
leaves wife aud ivr children; which
leaves il'l -'htcU bodies Ia tbr mine ~
| 1881 o. M,
A. this hour she reacuiug and OK.
/ pluriug parties had reached tho Nj
| entry. This Toe entry upon wulcu
/ most OF tue men were 10 work ant
where itis thought the greater part Of
/ the missing men will be found at tho
/ st1pu, where they would gather Tor tho
mau'sIip 10 hUist them 10 tue surface.
may say here that saw number
OF men Of tue exploring party return
/ 80 the surface, some Of tlrm no lar
I I
! dlUxide AMI steam that they uad 10 be-
/ asslHied ~ the surface by UtuurF. one
/ NJ tursu muu-RlUeTt BrArI-is out
/ iaWed BY tho agoais OF tho u, Il. com,
| pauy on a trumpUd.up charge OF vMu
Imagination Without any reasonable
! evidence whatever produced against
nlm.
auuBe Ia the mine whonT6 numbered
] o H
have been ablo o. ascertain; john
Puuuey, luayrt UWiIf ami i've small
CniiIrru; William tfIuyes it,, unmar-
r,u; William MITusAud John Morris,
his FJu; tur former leaves wife and
large family, the latter 10 unmarried;
Willard brown, iravrs wife Aud four
CuIlIteu; William Graham IT,,
suu Of William Graham, niue
foreman OF No. d, {, -, unmarried;
lhDmgs Butte, leaypH VIE and FAM
ilyi Wm, Seller. -1u,, .vaye8 d WiioAnd
family, Henry scpiou, leaves "a wife;
Henry Burton, leaves q wife and FAM
ilY, most OF them married; Wm, Loug.
don, leaves u wliu Aud family.
We believe that everything 10 being
done thag circumstances can iuBiliy by
the company, under the guidance Ut
MI, a, q, BRluuTy, superintendent ul
the mine, aul hlH large number OF
willing wJgkiugmuu and others IN tho
camp who arc ready 10 render services
when required.
The neart.reuding scenes at tho
mine anu iu the camp can be- muCn
more readily imagined then expressed
women ucwAlling tho l0ss OF their
husbands ana sons anu children crying
over the lO-r OF fathers anu br0lhvtt
Four more muu have u.el brought
outsinur O. m. OF tue 2l-t. Falls Ul
the mine greatly ohslruUg tue progress
OF the Iusuuing pariieF,
H. h. HODGsUN.