Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-02
CEREILLOS EXPLOSION |
Greatest disaster that II ~ Hap.
prnrd in New Mexico.
SUPPOSED CAUsE Ot ENrLusiuS.
aI~ciAl iiircn

CrrrllluE, trh - The terrible rAlAm.
ny al the White Arh mine. which ,T.
rurr"d yrsi"riAy, has cAHt gluuln over
thus cuiDIu1nity greater than uIurn any
occasion III tH history II IL now Inrl-
lively known that twenty tive ~
the exact uuml-r ~ dead and
all have been recovered. With tb.
Is'--ihl- exception "f one man, a stranger.
VII" lH" ,I~red ,u have ouInm-nc'~i work
yesterday AMI has not b--u found The
names II the kill~'t arr As follows Mike
Ryan, Al-iAndrn Kelly. John nunAhur.
Marion Elhngrwurth. WIN Elhngpworth.
sam HArlrrty, Sam Jones, J T. McCAr.
jules Ih--rAnt and two Hnns. August
L"IlAt. 'i-" SJ-ght, WIN. Jones, John
Ethnrn-, Roy Phillips. Rlchari l'rir",
Louis heck, A ktir,t-, Tom White. ban
sweeney. steve Grugribr, John Flick.
Henry HArbon.
There were probably seventy live mrn
nj work ~ the mine and except the dead
none SUSTAINED ANY serious injuries.
The others w-rr many of them totally
rthaurtrd aud sui,Tat.d. but were all
right to-day.
The work II rraruing the imprisoned.
lead AMI alive, wAn taken up 10y the h--
r,ir min-rn and other citizens ar ear ly as
ISsrihlr af,-r the explosion, And was onis-
tIuu-i without c-rsstinn until midnight
when the lnat were brought nut The men
w-r- obliged IA nak. short shifts, the Af.
ter damp rendering II im,r,sribl- to re
main any great length "f time. The 81
,l"Hi"n ~ rhAltrr-i the pr"pS and tim.
b.rn that the mine csv-i in, leaving many
lmpr,snn-d. In nn- place the men, lie
l"ving their death war inevitable. wr,t~
IArting n-ssag-- Ia the inv,si ones out
Hldr
Nearly all the deal arr h-ing buried
herr, this afternoon and ths r@t will l+
hur,d tu morrow
4 r"run-r'I Jury v,-wel the r-nsinS
this morning, but No -vh-pf1 will i- TIA
ken until tn-mnrrow.
The damage tn proI-riy will, II Ia erti-
mAt..,l. M, -Sc--~i $2.NU. which IL re
nArkshly Hlgh, WHEN the mortality n Ia
ken in;n consideration,
- far, no one has attempted IA place
the blame. Supt Dugyan %syS II ~.
rurr,.i IN r,sDm \. fourth entry, len, AMI
war caused by two men crb-ning the dan
ger line Ia take out rails. probably with
open lamp
II IL JUS, l-arn.-i that :h- Legislature
hsr appropriated d. 5AO Tor the relief II
the miners families.
LkrkR
L~ C.rrill,~, n. M, Feb. ~, An the
injured will r~cnvsr. ThomAa i-ad-n.
| White Ash miner and = member II the
teri itoriAl Legislature, in trying Ia a-cur-
appropriation for the relief "i the widows
and orphans. Al,hough tho Legislative
resrinn ends to-day II Ia pr-tty c-riAin
the act will b- passed looking Ia pr'',sc-
tinn ~ miners II Ia clAiine,i th ( the
white Ash mins IN not prnIrrly v-ntilAt
..d, Supt, Duggsn says the -rplo~i"D
occurred ia r,sun, on fourth level, over
which danger line hail been drawn Two
men. Il In alleged. went over the line with
| open LAMPS contrary IA ori.rr. The v,c.
tins ~ the disaster arr l~ing buri.si this
AnrrnHIn. making the largest funeral
ever seen In New Mexico,
"P-rhAIa yen would not think NJ, hut
. very large prIiHFtion ~ d.H-asrs ia New
! York come. frnm car-l.ssn-ss abnut
catching cold" RAys Dr. Syrus Eispn,
"lt is such . simple thing And 80 common
that very few JrrOpl-. unl-1H Il In CASE II
pn-umnniA, I'sy any attention to . cold
New York in on- ~ the hrAl,hi-r
places on the Atlantic coast and yet there
are great many cAHrH ~ cAtArrh and
consuln Itiun which have their origin ia
this neglect II the simplest Pr-cAutpn oi
every day life, The m,ss p-nsible AivT-
H.. when you have on- get rh ~ il As
s.sn ~ ua~-ihl-, By All means do not
neglect Il " Dr. Ed.nn dD-r not tell ynu
how Ia "nr- . cold but We will Take
Chamberlain Cough R.m-.iy, II will
relieve the lungs, Ani eII-rinratton. ~ en-
the s~er-,ionS and son effect = I'-rms
1 Al.