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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-13

posed OF good, lquato fellows. No urt
OF them IN Of Whittemoro's selection
like this pauol OF last fail, aud no one TO
them will do his bidding. IL l. saI
that every dog has his day, aud cef.
lainly WhiItemuTo has hAi ME. /,
you can keep things all straigu'
there l cannot but prophecy a favor.
ablo cnding 10 thie "unioiiunni,
mess" ~ you 40 aptly term Il. Thus
people, the two, must be kept In line sl
al haz rds.
| presume that you are aware thaI
* judge King IN n partner viii
Brown q HsgdeTson. Henderson IL
an old granny" an old maid In law
matters, but King | think II up % tie
lines Ia such matters. do not misur.
derstAGd mt; | know that Judge Hen
derBon IL gentleman, fine hwy CT
ana all that, but II spoken OF as b1ing
an old fogy IN some mattetr. gm
sorry that Brown cannot be here.
As wrote above, have eeen but
little and talked less with Dey Tor -
number Of days past, but when you
come on win arrange fora meeting Huu
caring Tor you. Dln't DO uneasy su
that score.
expect TO go west on sunday 10 DC
gone nj least four uayr, aud during thas
time will bs IN tbs dark W 10 wha'
may tTansplro IA the city. go on
miniug businAEg.
Give my regards to MrS. II. aud bid
her be Of g0od cheer, for all 10 we'll that
endslWell. wfile when you can.
NuuTs, ETC.,
J. II. MORRIS.
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UTAH LILAC BLOSSOMS.
President AuerbacL's Appeal 10 The
School Children for Hover.

Tho following letter from President
Auerbaeh aud Secretary Colburn OF
the Chamber OF Commerce was read
in the city sch coils to-day;
Girls and Roys-Young Utah means
YOU. Tho Chamber OF Commerce means
a body Of citizens whose object Il IN To
pfomate tho interests Of our beautiful
city, and whom you boys and girls grow
up you will reap tho benefit OF their lu-
bOrs. On next Saturday evening tho
Chamber Of Commerce Will send car.
load of lilucs aud treO blossoms to Colo
RADIO towns whore llOwors do not grow,
because these towns are located high up
IN the mountains, Wo want all YOU chill
dfen 10 help ~ gather hose lilacs and
blossoms, and bring them TO tho Rlo
GTnudo depot ON Saturday next. Tho
special ear will be standing near the demo-.
whore you can roach II without being nl
da gar from moving ours,
Tue flowers you bring Will gladden. the
hearts, and perfume tho homes OF tho
parents aud little On0s In those snnW.
bound iowns' and they viii be told thai
tho good and generous children of Sail
Lake CITY helped tho Chamber of Com.
maIco 20 gather ihem, We iaol suro TINT
every boy and girl will do his and Nor
best to help Ms an tho car. superinton.
dent Milltpaugh has kindly consented To-
have this no'ico read 10 you by your ne.
spec,iyo teachers
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Dangerous strntiop.

January, IS, 1895
~. Haykeu, Esq, Chicago, III.
My Oar Sir-The courts under the
new State government have been Or.
ganized ana the criminal calendar Of
salt Lako county assigned 10 Judge
Hilns. Your cases " 10 surely DO called
about the 10Th or 20th of neat month.
A continuance will be impossible, anu
all hands viii have 10 10 10 tFinl on
call. Judge Deg II perfectly satisfied
with tho situation except the unkuORn
possibilities Of Btfatt0n'a testimony.
You eco ho can testify to anything
Win no possibility OF Tofutiug MIN.
boy quito frequently bays: "rhat
man Bifation makes mo nefv0ug.p
Only this morning he taid to mt: "tt
makes me dovilian uneasy TO think
what that man S,fallon II going 10 lie
about" II were In your place /
would make mott determined effort
10 keep that fellow away from Salt
Like. Mako ovtrtuTss 10 him on any
liuo--humiliate yourself n noces.
ssfy. Bring about meeting n
u costs you monty-ho must be
kept awRy-for n he comes hero he
will lie like Satan. Rs.cttabllsh tbs
friendship that formerly txistej be.
tween you At any cost. Don't delay IN
this matter, but get a move on your.
self. You will remember that | spoke
10 you In regard TO getting receipt
from HolbroOk for money you said you
refunded 10 him-not having occasion
10 ute them, Get his receipt for all
such money and have samu dated the
time the money was returned TO him
when you had the settlement IN Janu-
MY, 1895. This may become very i'm.
porlant, and my advice IL To attend 10
u very promptly. Make no mistake
atOut tins matter. Dey told mo what
young Fioessler said TO you. This be-
Ing tno case, his presence might do
good providing helwould 20 tesiify. Re.
cards ~ MTe. II. You're. etc,
J.R. Nouns.
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celery compound. Il has uNcl thou
sands from beds Of sickness 10 does
what nothing else ever III lHr the sleep.
less. the dypeptic, aud the d,sruad-
yrt.-it cures Them once au J for all.
Here .sa testimonial from Mr.. T.. a
Miller of Columbus, % accompany iug
the Photograph Of bis family.
"F0r two yeats pas ! have been 90
constant sufferer with severe nervous
headaches, oitlimes being compelled 10
go to bed. when my business nccessi.
TAT d nay personal attention. LAST week
my physician recommended painc's
celery compound. ] have taken now
our bottles, and have not suffered with
headache since. This government Ia
my mind. should pay the discovefCr OF
Pain ''s celery compound q sum Ol mon.
cy sufficient 10 keep him and all his rel.
liiyss IA luxury curing their natural
li'c"
Mr.. Miller is the son OF Dr. J. y.
Miller Ibis wife is the granddaughter
oi the late Gov Lucas Of Ohio. Mr.
Mil.cr's praise OF Punc's celery com.
pound Is cuu1'cd boy that OF thousands
OF others who owe their health and
strength 10 this greatest Of all remedies.
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There IS no spring remedy equal TO
Pine's celery compound.
Suhurcu from debility who find tLc.r
couya essence too SLOW. are ialously SUE
pfiscl by the brisk impetus ioSarl o..
cover that CONES from Paine's celery
compound. It's healing, nerve restoring,
b God making, noun.u1g powers go 80
directly to tic root %. the trouble thar
the piogress toward health aud strength
is steady and uninterrupted.
No r,lapscs come when pline's celery
compound has once fairly begun Us
hctlthlul action.
With stronger appetite, sOun'cr
sleep and better digestion rcsults that
every one has experienced who la.
taken Paine c. cry c0uplunul, the
weak and sore * dn,ys and tie tired
stomach cease 90 trouble, and the
nerves allow one 90 work uuyeNei hy
day and to sleep 10y night without dis
tutUancc. THIS Is what phy'i 'lans
mean when they say t.at Paine's celery
compound cures nervous diseases per
mlueullV
For D.sordcrtd liv.l and Tor all blood
diseases, physicians use this great Tor
mula Of Pot Edward 4 Phelps, " d.
IL D., OF Dartmouth Coi.,Ee-rainc o
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King IL Up 90 Date,
April 10, 1890.
NJ. A. Hayden, Esq;

NJ. A. Hayden, Eiq.i
My dear slr-It would seem thnt ar
letters each other In the mallr. Your
last TO me was received lust q day OF
40 after sending ono to you, ald ~ Il
was with ones PRIOR Thereto. Since
February we have constantly been on
the Jump, either In defending Ourselves
or trying 10 make u uncomfortable for
the other fulllwb-aud We are utlll at
II. Whlltem0ro IL using every possible
effort anu Imaginable sch, me 10 white.
wash his "pai" DAVIS, ana l'm ATald
that he may 10 successful iu the eud.
To-day We were all before the grand
Jury, with Whi.temOre present, uoing
mis- utmost 10 defend Davis. You bel.
ter believe We had tgd.hot time.
| had him whore | could talk q him
IN pleased, aud you bet l did 40. |
told him that he mad bought anu paid
for DAvls's testimony, and that no
(Whlttomore) was fortunate Ia not
Deiug made co.defendauI In the case
then being examined. The grand Jury
Will not get through with Its investl-
CATION until tomorrow some time. VIII
let you know tho result as soon % lhe
same IL made public.
The new Jury IN all right. They are
good, tquaTe fellows, barring two or
three, ami We can expect fair lroa,.
meut from them, Dey has been 70
much engaged lately In oiher branches
Of the court that l have talked but II =
tle with MIN. DON'T DO uneasy about
your bondsmen here, They are all
right. Only today Dittmau told mo to
give % you his regards when wrote
you. Tue whole town apparently has
Irrned on Whittemofe, abusing him
and calling him names, hard enough
to even please you and /. He IL the
laughing'stock OF the city,
Tell Mrs. IL. that We all have not
only drank once but dozens OF times 10
tue health OF all concornoi ani n JUS
tics IL half done, Mr.. Whiltemore viii
be sunk deeper than MoHinty. To be
honest, Hayken, WhittemoTe 10 an ass,
but with An abundance OF gall anu a
pkln % thick as that OF a Wild boar.
Perseverance IL his only Tedaeming
quality, and that c1moe from his L.
nornnce. 1he poor devil Ia having an
NV ul hard row - hoe lust now, anu as
l told him today, no Just eommencsd
10 rain.
What, Ia anything, do you know
ABOUT that fellow Colby OF WhOm Whlts
temore spoke to your iritni Ga!2 /
you Know him, uescrlbs him 10 me.
lilo might drop into II on aud ] want 10
be- Oh the alert. Now, my BOY, this
ond OF tho liue is being well cared
for. Everything kent straight and
In perfect tunr, Ihe new trial
Jury before which our case
viii be- heard 10 generally com.
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Glad mayhem. Not Dcad.

IN III lam ~ =-=N w.
NJ. A. Haykeu, Esqi
Friend Haykon-Gltd TO receive your
letter Auu learn from INST soufco that
you was at least alive. From the many
TumOfs Eh0st II was, Tor u time. u H..
cut tn determine who wa killed and
who wounded. IL DAvlt's neck In.
stead Of his arm haJ been broken ~
would have met the hearty approval
OF many people whom kHOw.
GeddtH and R9beflH have returned
from their junhet nnd tell OF wonder
ful work performed. | send you some
clippings nom the Herald. You may
have seen them, bu, tearing otherwise,
1 a. close.
am rather inclined TO think that
Foster IL playing double game anu
will bear Close ana constant watching.
StTRtiOn ditto. What kind OF a job has
that fellow gol2 Is permanent or 10
10 simply visiting?
Allen IL still Gust aud Ia evidently
bent on migchitt In my opinion no
viii try nnd buy pefiulod testimony.
Henon no needs watching hll the time.
At the opening Of the present term
Of oour, when all criminal cases were
sot for trial, they were arranged by
members on the calandef, aud II was
only thr DAY before yesterday that We
discovered that two OF the cAses
against mo had .rat been SGT down at
all. LoniDouTow 10 once made motion
that they be set for trial M well as
the Others. Whether this was trick
on the part OF Whit,emoro and Varlan
or simply Ru oversight remains 10 be
seoD,
Judge Dey was operated on for piles
la't Sunday ana has not been at his
Office since, but In expected down TO-
day. II no does not show up VIII 70
10 his house tomorrow.
by the way, you haven't written me
the particulars OF your TALL anu how
tho ACCIDENT occurred. Wish you
would. Where IT, uii Davis fall?
Walter Murphy suggested that no
broke his arm In "pulllng your leg"
Everything at this end seems In
good shape.
HolhrSok has recently sent me copIte
NJ the Michigan Artisan ana the
Furniture Journal, both oontainining
communication GA the situation by
T.. T.. Crosby. Tip tor. The b1ya here
nre all right. talked with Gauef
yeitofdny. He 10 siaunch and ttuo.
wa thinking that Mrs. II, could
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wants ,ws From tie Other End.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah,
u1g 1900

~ 1870.
N. A. Hnykon, T. a.
My Deaf Sir-Somo things have
cropped Out within tbs past iew days
that may Interest you. In the hfat
fiaus you will remainder that your
tasos were sot tor trial commencing on
tho l7th, aud tbs only one cot for trial
against me, tho ono In winch Davis
.sys that Bsmbcsgor and solicited VI
him q bfibr, WAS cot for the 2i,h, whom
the time sci Ter the trial NJ your case
was changed 10 the 20 h. WhittomOrB
asked 20 nave mine set for March 3.
rnls was resisted. Yesterday hu called
on Loolboutow anu begged tuat com
8ent be given - have my case 10 over
lill March without being required g.
make formal application Tor con.
tiuuAnCu. At the same time no showed
L00ibourow u telegram irOm ID wis
dated at Chicago the 90, sajiug lbNt
be, Davis, hal been badly hurt, had
fallen and broken his right arm H. two
places, and asked WliitemOre 10 send
aim $3.50. About s o'clock last night
LuoiDuutow telcphouud WhiitemoTe
that q continuance OF my ease would
be agreed upon, but thAt they could
arrange mRtttfs In open Cturt Monday
(tomorfowl morning. Whiuumoru au.
Bwufud tugt no vas g1lns away today
THE 10 .u) 10 DO gone for a week, We
mislfust that the kuavn O. going 10
Chicago 10 Try anu whip S gtttou aud
the boy into line. Also 40 take care
u Weary anu Swiney. However 1
will ascertain Poi iy0iy IN the mora.
ing and uppriur you Of his movements
by wire.
Varlan told a friend Of mine that
their county prosecutors were all
broke M auu disoigan zsd. lie said
"They (meaning tho duionse) have got
control ~ our Witnesses and We cam,
get them here when wnnted." l tuiuk
lhat Flocsslei's boss would incrsa'o the
boy's wages lusl a little, anyway. Tnis
would show that he 10 appreciated. His
wages atu riiioulou fly low, Wish you
would write - me coon and July rs
10 whether BitattOn has yet secured
a permanent position. have the poo
mise OF some money the middlo OF last
OF the coming week and ~ you siill
need II l may thun be auln 70 hel y
you some. Dey has been checking up
your accounts with the company dur
ing 1894 and also your chSofs, and tells
me- that everything " In excellent
shspo and that he nas no earthly fears
Of the result n your work Ia well done
at that end. Up to date WhittemoTo
has only convicted one man out Of
about twenty tried by him since be.
coming public prosecutor. Have you
got onto anything concerning the
seleotmeu anu their elevator dealt?
Write mo at one, Martin, the stu.
alton ~ seen from the other end.
You're, etc,
J. n. MORRls.
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MORRIS TO HAYKEN.
Tell.TaIe Letters From The EI.S.ltC.-
man 10 Tho Furniture Agent
HOW THE WILEY NORRIS WROTE.
Rapture, Suspicion, Anguish, Despair,
Disgust and Hatred are XII Tx.
pressed In These Eplsllcs

Atcr the testimony Of Martin Hay.
~ was taken yesterday evening, sev.
rral letters which had passed between
NJ tils and Hayken were introduced
aud read ia evidence. A few Of the
letters arc given following. The
ALLEN" mentioned In these letters
reisra to County Attorney White.
more;
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find no fault, lust now tat least, with
your hours from home. GIVE her my
biuueet ftgards. Yours, etc,
j. n. MORNis,
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matters. Dcy wrote you yesterday
care NJ Carey & Carey. Regards 10
Mfs. II, N0utP, ETC.,
j. Il MORRIS.
SAN LAKE, 2l3, 1895.
NJ. a. Hayksu. Eqi
Dear Sir--I herewith inc'ote you
draft Of $50 10 uur quest through
Adams. Ths had tu borrow. Cou d
get nothing from Bamblf ~ aud this
Is the very best I can dc. Keen care.
iul watch on movements OF II boris
aud Goidcs. nothing new. Every.
thing all ngh. at this eni. Keep mn
Informed OF rny new devCl pmonir.
Wrong address on tUlrgfnms.
Youts, etc,
J. X. NORRIS.
$50 w. n. r.
Since writing q thought otCup. 10
IL thi.i IL 3. successful 10 getting a
posit on, perhaps ne you cluli him 10
wfi,o you letter tOmolhin as follows
CHICAGO, F.b. -, 1880.
Ait. NJ. A. H..
My dear sit-utn answer o your
ques,ion Of yesterday 10 10 whether |
viii co 10 5. Lake the last Of thii
month 10 b, wituos iu to cas-
there pending against y u, desire II
understood that am not going there
nor will 70 a. any future tlm,."
Your, etc. - -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-06
WOMAN CLOCKS THE WAY.


Methodist Conference Most First Dispas.
of Her Up-to-Date Demand.
CLEVELAND. May The fourth days
session Of the Methodist general confer.
ence saw that great religious body still
unorganized for the transaction of bust.
ness The debate on the eligibility of the
women delegates occupied the entire day,
and SO far as the speakers nre concerned
there Is no evidence of a desire to bring
the discussion to a close. Some Of the
laymen are anxious to terminate the con.
test. and it IS probable that motion will
be offered this morning closing the debate
at II o'clock. II that is done it is prob.
able that u vote will be reached either to-
day or the first thing tomorrow morning
The lay delegates met ut 8 o'clock and
heard reports from their committee Of
fifteen appointed to consider the question
Of extending the term of the Passionate.
Several reports were listened to but all
tabled. A Delaware man asked for the
adoption of resolution requesting the
conference to shut of debate on the
woman question at noon today. giving rs
his reason that the ministers were using
the debate merely rs an opportunity to
show their oratorical ability.
Tho meeting considered that this would
be discourteOus and refused to consider
the resolution. The Seventh District
conference, which includes Michigan. In.
diana and the Lexington conference of
Kentucky, met and adopted n resolution
declaring that the rights of church MEM
bers should be recognized in choosin,
representatives. Tho discussion was
along the line that the present mode OF
procedure was not democratic, tho an
pointing power being too generally vested
In tho ministry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-06
Interesting Experience Of Mrs.
Lounsbury Of Olympia,
Washington.
Remarkable Results from the Use of the New
Stomach Medicine.

The practice of publishing med
ical testimonials is certainly not q
new one; in fact. the subject is we'll
nigh threadbare, the columns OF
every paper being full Of them.
Nevertheless, occasionally a case ap-
pears of SO interesting and remarka-
BILE a character as to merit special
attention. OF such q character 10
the experience of Mrs. E. L. Louns-
bury. Of Olympia, in far off WASH
ington. who now resides at Ill Ma
pie Park in that city.
Mrs. Lounsbury's trouble was an
aggravated case Of stomach trouble.
She says: II was very weak, could
not sit up in bed more than an hour
at time, no appetite. eating tho
juice of rare beef. My husband
would have to read to me until 2
or 8 o'clock in the morning be-
fore sleep would come, nv heart was
weak and troublesome, gas would
collect in my stomach SO that q num-
Der OF times during the day I would
become almost helpless.
81 saw the new stomach remedy,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, adver-
tised in the Christian Herald, of De-
troit, and even now after taking but
one box I am a good advertisement
for them; l sleep good, have a good
appetite. my heart is better. my
nerves stronger. l am gaining
strength SO fast that yesterday 1
walked seven blocks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-06

IF this this letter will do you any
good You may publish it in the Chris
tian Herald. as have many friends
who read that paper.
1.-THE tablets have done wonders for
me, where. hope of recovery wa,
nearly gone"
The cure of of this lady is but one
Of thousands who have been cured OF
dyspepsia, Indigestion and stomach
troubles by the regular use OF
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets COM
mon sense remedy. which cures by
causing the prompt digestion of the
food eaten. They should be taken
Immediately after meals and their
beneficial effects are speedily appar-
rent in the increased strength OF
stomach and nerves. They cure pal
pitation of the heart by removing the
cause; they increase flesh and appe-
tite by digesting the food before it
has time to ferment, sour and poison
the blood and nerves.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets not only
cure indigestion, but they are so
safe and pleasant that they are also
perfectly adapted to children and in
valids.
They are sold by druggists at so
cents for full sized packages.
A useful book on stomach diseases
will be mailed free by addressing
Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-06
BIG SHORTAGE IN TRUST FUNDS.
Another III Those Cases in Which tho De.
linquent Pleads Ignorance.

Another III Those Cases in Which tho De-
linquent Pleads Ignorance.
WASHINGTON. May cit is reported on
what is believed to be good authority that
tho expert accountant employed by tho
secretary Of state has found a shortage of
Sig. 900 in the trust funds account Of F.
j. keickhofcr, until recently tho disburs-
Eng officer of the state department.. This
amount, together with the Sl2 900 short.
age said to be found by the auditing OH.
GERS Of the treasury in Keickhofers gen.
eral account, brings the total up to Si3g, :
0OO.
Kcickhofcr had been disbursing officer
Of the state department through several
administrations, and was universally re-
garded as q thoroughly competent and
faithful official. Several months ago. how.
ever. Olney, upon evidence which he con-
sidcfcd sufficient to warrant the step, re-
moved him and appointed his successor.
From the first intima.ion Of trouble
keickhOfer's friends have insisted that he
Is entirely innocent of any criminal act,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-06
Doings in Senate and Hou,e.

WASHINGTON, May 6-Thc senate DIS
cussed the river and harbor bill until 3
p. m. when the bond resolution came up
and PETER said he would ask the senate to
sit until n vote was reached. This was
opposed and he gave it up. Hill continued
his speech and yielded to Pettigrew who
spoke in faver of the resolution. A num-
Der OF pension bills were passed.
The house refused to concur in the sen.
ate amendment to the naval appropria.
ton bill reducing the number of battle
ships-141 to Stand asked a conference.
by special order today WINS set apart for
consideration of private pension bills, ten
minutes debate to be given to each bill.
There are 405 on the calendar.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-06
LATEST LIST OF THE VICTIMS,
Death Roll Likely to Reach Over Twenty
Thirteen Yet Missing.

Death Roll Likely to Reach Over Twenty
Thirteen Yet Missing.
Those known to be dead are: Rollin A.
Davis, Hamilton. O.; Ella Singleton,
GAINESVILLE, O., domestic; Adolph Drachs,
proprietor Of the cafs in which explosion
occurred; Felicia Drachs. aged years; C.
S. Wells, recently from Texas; Mary Ken
domestic for Drachs; John Mccarthy,
clerk; g. Fred Address, president Of the
Address Mera Wall Paper company. Tho
missing are: William Meyer, Barbara
Steinkamp, Louis Fisdick, James Grant,
William Roberts, doc" Seaman, William
Lauth, John McGarvey; William Carr,
- Southgate, and - Lightfoot New
port, XVI, H. H. Wilson (Toledo, OF,
John Beers IIafayctte.)
The list OF injured Is not changed BY
the developments from tho names sent in
these dispatches Monday night. There
are still ten victims at the hospital. All
nro doing we'll except Mrs. Olga Drachs.
Even Willard Il. Cook and Sidney John
son, who wero considered dangerously in
jured, are now improving. It is feared
that Mrs. Drachs, whose head, body and
feet are badly hurt, will not recover She
is worse. Her little boy. with his broken
arm and bruised body, is in tho hospital
with her. He asks for his father and
sister.
Mrs. Drachs is also worrying very much
over their death, as we'll as the condition
Of her little boy. Tho bodies of her hus.
band and little girl arc at the morgue
The workmen are making such progress
on the bullying walls that 1t Is thought
that they will have them down SO that
the work OF clearing away the debris and
recovering the rest Of the dead bodies can
be resumed again today.