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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-12-06
Virginia Items.

W nat happens III and out of town
Mrs. Ida Medium of Vernon county
visited the Park people several days
last week. She formerly lived in Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. Albert keeser and three chill
dren of Butler, visited the families OF
John Hedger and Peter Garons last
Saturday and Sunday
b. F. Biggs and daughter Leona,
spent Sunday with friends at Hume.
Mat Hinson is digging his well
deeper and putting up a wind pump.
j. H. Bateman will have a public
! sale of personal property at his home
Dec. -.
Squire Heulin of Elkhart township
called at Aaron's Friday of last week.
Miss Ida Witherspoon preached
at Jim Satterly's residence Sunday
night to "a large audience
L. l. Browning is talking of going
to Kansas this week to lookup a
location.
Billy Bones of Rich Hill spent a
! few days with his father in-law Philip
Heckadon
! Robert Riser of Adrian. was look
ing at q. W. and J. H. Park red
hogs; he took fine male home with
him. Mr. kiser has handled the red
houS for SavaraI xearS
Elder Ishmael preached Sabbath
and at night preached his farewell
sermon, baptised Miss Cora McEIroy
Maud Wilson and Mr. Bradin.
d. c. Wolfe bought Ben Biggs'
farm, 90 acres, south of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Wolfe had Il
Thanksgiving dinner. Itwas for the
children and grandchildren. James
l., OF Burlington, Kan, was present. |
Thomas Pettys and wife of Butler.
ate Thanksgiving dinner at ". j.
Bard's.
Geo. Helmer and J. H. Eswin sur
prised their mother Mrs. Helmer last |
Wednesday night it being her birth
day. They had the Virginia band |
which enlivened the occasion with |
good music
Robert Riser Of Adrian. stayed |
Saturday night with \. l.. Porter.
they being old friends.
Miss Ida Smith and Mrs Miller of
Amsterdam, spent Thursday and |
Friday with friends.
Mrs. Wright of Passaic. and Mr..
McCanns We're the guests OF their
brother Robert McCanns Sunday.
\ merry crowd Of old and young
folks surprised Ben Cumiford last
Friday night. 1t was his 32nd birth
day. They had a good time pulling
taffy and Ben was we'll pleased
Miss Anna Hurd, who has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Cope,
returned to her home at Blue Mound. i
Kan, Saturday.
There are several changes talked of
in the near future round Virginia.
Virginia has been noted for years
as place of much gas. OF late par
ties have been figuring on the gas
down in the earth. Just think of the
time when the churches will be lighted
with gas taken from deep down in
the earth, the stores, dwelling houses.
lodges, the ladies cooking with gas
all but the one that is going to live
some where else. Then Virginia will
shine forth-iH her true light. Vir-
glnla < aim is never to be behind
any other place. Just think OF the
time when our town will not know
night any more. This is not fiction.
We will try and keep the public in
formed on the public developments
OF the gas. 1t is reported that par
ties have said they would spend
money to see. what they could find.
Several days work has been done
already.
Many OF the farmers will get done
corn this week. There are
large cribs west and northwest Of
Virginia, our German friends are
corn raisers. AARON
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-12-06

Mittens at Toe, 15c, zoe, 25c, Soc
Zoe, soc and up.
Cashmere and Fleeced gloves 15c VI
to soc.
Fine Topsy Hosiery.
Everything in underwear.
Hoods and fascinatOrs 25c to 81
Table covers, chenille and tapestry.
Pillow tops.
Lace door panels.
Side combs DC to 81 per pair.
POmpadour combs 15c up.
Special lot 10 brilliants for 2Jc.
Silk and velvet belts.
Belt buckles and lace pins.
Silk umbrellas.
Ladies lace neckties.
Stock collars.
Fancy ribbons
Special Taffeta ribbon, wide. 15c yd
Fine black dress goods.
Golf skirtings and plaid skirtinsg.
Special all wool ~ inch dress goods
at Toe per yd
French fanHels for waists.
Fancy silk waist patterns.
Special Taffeta silks at Zoe yd.
Table linen zoe yd to s. a yd.
Special all linen values at 50c and
5Sc per yd, half bleached.
Special all linen values at zoe and SSc
per yd, bleached.
Splendid all linen napkins 81 a doz.
Splendid crash, all linen, at 1Oc a yd.
Extra good towels 4Sc, 5Sc a pair.
Others up to 81 a pair.
Tablecloth patterns, 81, $50, 50.
$50 and S2.75.
Mems suspenders 15c to 75c a pair.
Mems gloves 25c to $3.50 pair.
Mems wool and cashmere socks - to
soc a pair.
Mems Topsy fieeced or plain socks 10
to zoe pair
Mems cOlOred shirts.
Special white shirts SOC and SOC.
Big line OF working shirts 0Oc.
Our Overalls at soc are splendid
Mems underwear 25c to S1.75.
Our extra tieeced at soc is worth 75c
Mems hats and caps.
Mems all wool pants 81 and 81.
Mems suits at cost price
Trunks and valises.
Our shoes at 50, -. so, 81 and $3.50
are extra good and guaranteed.
New line of infants shoes and moe
casins.
Mems and womens slippers.
Mems and womens wool soles 25c
and Doe.
Our line OF blankets is large and
No TRASH, from 5Sc TO 81. \ spe-
cial lot to close at $3.50.
Carpets at guaranteed prices.
Beautiful lace curtains 4Sc up.
Portiers, new effects, popular prices.
Rugs at $50. S16S s1.75 up.
window shades. curtain rods. etc.
\ big lot OF samples of carpets at ST
each. make good rugs.
Cotton batting DC up, extra values
Capes are always stylish and com
Portable.
Special pushes at 81. $3.50. 50.
$3.50, $40 TO 81.
Cloth capes 81 up.
Coli capes up TO So.
Jackets from $500 up.
Misses Jackets and capes up to So.
Childs REFERS 81 $3.50. 90. $3.50.
Golf skirts
Dress skirts.
Fur collaretts
We show the most complete lines
III Butler and you can. depend upon
getting GOOD goods at the LOWEST
prices every time Come and see Us.
M'kIBBENS.
North Side Square
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-12-06

They all use it again who use it
once-The Lamar Mo, Flour, La
mars Best and Brands Best, the two
highest patents made.
4-3t FRANK SMITH & Son.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-12-06
j|M'S SPECIALS,
ONE DAY ONLY,
SATURDAY. DEC. Stb.

Can Corn worth Toe can for &c.
White Dove Oats worth Toe pack
age for &c.
Can Salmon. Holiday brand, worth
l5c for Sc
Diamond Axle Grease worth Zoe
box for Sc.
Best Smoked Bacon worth 12Lcts
ID for Toe
California Dried Peaches worth
129cts per Id for lie.
100 ID White Loaf -four worth
-. 30 cwt for 81 p.
One day only, Sat. Dec. Sth.
inns C.. G. & M. M.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-12-06
WATT aCkler.

''At the beautiful country home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hacker. four miles
southwest Of this city, Oh Thanks
giving evening, occurred a pretty
we iding, it was the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Urah to A. FL. Wyatt.
The ceremony was witnessed by a
large number of invited guests, the
friends and neighbors of the con-
tracing parties. Promptly at 6
O'Clock Miss Eva Blevins began play
ing MendlesshOn's Wedding march,
to the beautiful strains of which the
bridal party marched to the altar.
Miss Cora Ballard, as brides maid
and John Hacker groomsman, led
the way. The bride Was gowned in
white null and carried a boquet OF
white chrysanthemums. The groom
wore the conventional black. At the
altar they were met by Rev. Watkins
who, in beautiful and impressive
manner, united the fortunes of the
happy couple. After the usual con-
gratulations the doors of the spa
cious dining room swung open and
the party invited to feast upon all
the luXuries that the culinary skill
could provide. 1t was a sumptuous
repast, complete in every detail, and
enjoyed by all present. 1t was
monument to the skill of the hostess.
The groom is a wealthy and worthy
young farmer and a successful bust
ness man. The bride is an amiable
aud popular young lady, admired by
a large circle of friends.
After the above from the Adrian
journal, was in type we received a
lengthyc communication from one OF
the guests, which, being practically
the same, we dOnot think it necessary
to publish.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-12-06
HIDES AND FURS.

VIII pay the following prizes io1
kinds 81 Junk r. y. Il. cars BDtef.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-12-06

Best line of Mems caps in Butler.
American Clothing House.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-12-06

STRAYED.-From John Hedger' :
pasture, in Charlotte township. a
bay mare mule, Il hands high. Blind
shod in front. Information leading
torecovery will be appreciated by
y NJ. Nestlerode, Virginia, No.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-12-06

Perfectly healthy people have pure,
rich blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla
purities and enriches the blood and
makes people healthy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21
Der NLgY ADvTs.
Want The Public TO Understand

that Berkeley Is not second 10 either of til
Wines, Whistles and Brandies and all r;
best the market can afford. at the lowest
the Green House for your meals and Iodz
tons. Don't forget We have the most res
size. II you want 10 know how wc do
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21
Christmas SpeciallieS !.

One-pound Plum Pudding 1Oc per can:
Fine Cleaned Currents l5c. per pound !:
Fine Citron, l5c. per pound Fine Lemon
Peel. lac. per pound; Fine Orange Peel.
l5c. per pound: Dried Figs 10 and lac
per pound; Fine Egg Noodles, IOc. per
package; Lentils, loo per pound, for Sc;
per quart: Fine Smoked Beef Tongues
lsc. per pound. We have on hand n fine
lot of Layer Raisins Best Mincc Meat,
Mixed Nuts, etc. Give us a call and we
can please you in prices and quality.
c. W. HUDGINS & co.,
so2 CRAWFORD STREET
Both Phones mhl6-6m
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21
To Postpone Ola Age.

The latest theory Is to apply electricity
70 the base OF the brain. The hardening
90. me arteries-the first symptom of old
age-.is followed by d crumbling away of
the brain-cells. which gradually invades
Inc whole organ. This process produces
Sne mental characteristics of old age
Not alone does this treatment restore the
r naar or youth, but produces the APP
pearance OF II. While hundreds of ex-
periments of this sort have been pre-
scented. there is sun but one sure way of
proiongins youth. and that is by the pre-
servation of health. For this purpose,
ana Tor the cure of constipation. indf-
geSlion, dyspepsia. liver and kidney dis
orders Hostetters Stomach Bitters was
placed before the purlc over fifty years
ago Every day of these years 1t has
o st the only one perfectly reliable cure
Money cannot buy better remedy, Try
IL, and you Will be convinced
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21
BERKL LEY Ne WIS AND ADVERTISEMENTS
Lead. Kindly Light" find an exauisit,
setting, and Adams Magnilicat ant
Nunc Dlmittis in t.
RRENTT'IES

Lead. Kindly Light" find an exquisite
setting. and Adams Magnincat and
Nunc Dlmittis in L.
BREVITIES.
George Follter. colored, was before
Mayor Keeling yesterday on the charge
OF stealing eggs from a crate in one OF
the Norfolk and Southern cars, and
was fined 81 and costs of court, which
were paid.
Mrs. NJ. f. Petherbridge is occupying
her handsome new residence recently
erected at Main street and Berkeley ave-
nue..
Mrs. Fannie Spence. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. 3. f. Town
send. for the past six weeks. has re-
turned to her home. In Columbus, o..
much to the regret OF her many friends
in Norfolk and Berkeley.
See MI w. b. Dougherty's advertise
ment in this issue. in which he calls the
attention OF our readers to his variety
of toys and handkerchiefs for Christ
mas gifts and his large line of other
goods suited TO the season.
Rev. NJ. w. Butter. who has been in
town several days visiting old friends.
left last evening for his home. in Ra-
many pleasant recollections during his
pastorate here.
Mr.. r. w. Roane Is quite sick at his
home. on Ivey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Champion. of Norwich,
Conn. arc here on n visit TO their son,
Mr. F. f. Champion.
Mr.. Stewart A. Howard is GONZALES
cent from q long spell Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. T.. e. Sabine. OF the T.. II. Barnes
Company, left this week to visit his
family in New York.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21

Mr.. Cudahy drove to the appointed
place. where he found near the road {
white lantern suspended from a shor
stake driven in the ground near thu
river bank. Nobody was In sight Hi
at once alighted. placed the bag o
gold conveniently near the stake ant
returned to the city without hearing ;
sound.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21
THE U. S. SENATE.
SENATORS CHANDLER AND TILL
MAN PLAY TIT FOR TAT.

MAN fIJA1 III fOlt IAE.
(By Telegraph to Nirginian- Pilot)
Washington. Dec. 2O.-In the open
session of the Senate to-day little bust
ness was transacted.
a spirited debate was precipitated
over the resolution of Mr.. Chandler to
discharge the committee on contingent
expenses from further consideration of
the resolution authorizing an investi-
cation OF the Montana Senator's ideas.
The exchanges between the advocates
and opponents of the resolution took a
political turn and resulted in some
some lively colleagues. No action upon
the resolution was taken.
ARMY REORGANIZATION.
The army reorganization bill was re-
ported by the committee on military
affairs. and Senator Hawley announced
he would move to take it up to-mor-
row. If passed it will be sent to n con-
ference committee of the two houses.
In the division OF the Chandler reso-
luton Mr. Jones. of Arkansas. protest
ed that the resolution was q rebuke to
the committee.
MIR. Chandler said no politics had en-
tered into the committee consideration
Of the case. Both Mr.. Clark and Mr..
Maginnis were Democrats. and the
question involved the seating of one
Democrat or another.
SENATOR TILL.MAN'S OAR.
IF this is purely 4 Democratic quar-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21
The People Testify

II" t'tople IeStiiy
that Hoods Sarsaparilla cures scrofula.
eruptions, catarrh, rheumatism, dyspep-
STA, nervous troubles. and you may take
1t with confidence that il will do for you
what it has done for others.
The non-irritating cathartic Is Hood
Pills.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21

rel" suggested Mr.. TilIman, of South
Carolina, then the Senator's interest
In the matter is rather extraordinary :"
MT. Chandler retorted that there were
not now enough Democrats in the SEN
ate properly and fully to present Dem
ocratlc principles and cXpound Demo-
cratic doctrines, and Ii was thought
another might be given a seat.
THE JONES FAMILY.
Referring to the presence on the COM
mittee of Mr.. Jones, of Nevada. and
Mr.. Jones. of Arkansas, Mr.. Chandler
said the argument of the opponents of
the resolution was that the Senate had
niaced itself in the hands OF the Jones
family. and that it could not get out
even to determine which of the Demo-
Gratis was entitled to a seat in the body.
Mr. Chandler said that the Montana
Senatorial investigation, conducted last
session had cost between $50, 600 ard
$4,000.
MIR. TILLMAN'S REMINDER.
And what benefit was derived from
it?' inquired Mr.. Tillman.
The vacancy of one of the seats of
Montana is the answer" replied Mr.
Chandler
Yes" responded Mr.. Tillman, but
In the recent election Montana went
Democratic and a Democratic Senator
from that State is assured The fruits
of the investigation are not so sweet as
they were expected to be-
At LAS the Senate went into execu-
tive session and at 4:25 p. m. adj
journed.
MIR. DANIELS AMENDMENT.
Senator Daniel today introduced the
amendment to the army reorganiza ton
bill of which he had hitherto given
notice. authorizing the President to
select from the volunteer brisadier-
generals two for retirement, regardless
OF age.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21
Special Sale
OF CHRISTDaaS GROCERIES.
EGGS csc DOZ,

Buy your eggs and butter to-day for
Christmas cooking
All grudes of butter. Try II pound of
our Clovcrdale Creamery at 25c Id Good
Christmas prices with the following
found elsewhere.
Seeded Raisins. pound .................12hc
Fancy Seeded Eaisins. pound. .....l0 C.
Best Currants pound .l2Jac
California Prunes. pound. ............... c
M H,.nt Meat Mat Cro,day only)...........Sc 10
Nelson Gclatine. .....................1O G
Mixed Nuts. ......... 12hc
Soit shell Almonds. 20c ID
CELERY AN POULTRY A SPECIALITY
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21
BERKELEY ADVTS.

mon SALE Nnw EIcnT-E0O1
II counter show cases 15%2i inches
Call or address G. A. THOMPSON &
SON. Druggists. Berkeley. Va. de20-3t
E,OR SALE-OT JANUARY iST. 1901.
A. iirst-class harroom business and
fixtures 10 quick buyer. cheap. L. GINS
BURG. cor. 10th and Liberty streets.
Berkeley. Va. de1S-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21
XMAS GIFTS

in PERFUMES AND TOILET ART
ICLES. can be gotten at WALLACES
PHARMACY this week. We ask you to
call and inspect our nobby line. CIGARS
AND PIPES CAN ALSO BE COTTON.
de2l-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21

'DID.OtW amounts to suit bor-
rover. Apply to c. l.. OLD & co.
del6-lm
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21

n + INSTITUTE CLOSED.
The Ryland Institute closed last
evening for the Christmas holidays.
and the following young lady pupils
will leave for their respective homes
Today: Miss Ellen Bidgood, Church.
land: Miss Virgie Robertson, En-
poria: Miss Jennie Owen. Union. Hert-
ford county. n. c.: Miss Cecil Hewitt,
Mapleton. Va. Miss Annie s. Penick,
the latter a teacher. for Richmond.
A RESOIJJTION
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21

pANK OF BERKELEY. COUNTRY
ID trade a speciality. Convenient hours
Interest on deposits. fe1i-tf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-02
RATHER SENSATIONAL ARREST
MEXICAN OFFICIAL CHARGED WITH
CONSERVING WITH MURDERERs.
an Atrocious Crime-toni of I'm
usually Fine Quality Developed.

City of Mexico. May IAN important
arrest was made in Chilapa, state OF Guer-
zero, the prisoner being no less person
than Colonel Vega. who is civil chief Of
that district position resembling some
what that of United States marshal. He
is believed to have guilty knowledge OF
facts In the case of the murder OF TWO
prominent Frenchmen in that province
some months ago, 1t was alleged that
Messrs. Courmont and Dupin got into
quarrel with Indians who resented their
going there on an exploring expedition.
The government has pushed its nvestiga-
ton into the crime with great energy and
the result is the arrest of Colonel Vega,
who Yesterday UNNECESSARILY ,ried 70 cut
his throat. A partial confession has boon
obtained frcm tne mayor OF the town Of
Topalillo and several Indians. The French
colony is gfatihed at the interchangeable ef-
forts made by the Federal authorities 10
discover the secret OF one OF the mos
wantou murders that ever disgracel the
history OF the slate Guerrero Ii Is b.
lleved That within few days the whole
history OF the crime Will be laid bare.
There Is much interest mere III the us-
yelopment oil new and extensive coal
helds in the bordering state Of Tiaxeala,
IN which depend the manufacturing com
munity and railways, Yesterday hnal
test on a large scale of this fuel was made
in this city. as the proposition of being
able TO procure coal in sufficient quantities
in fhat portion Of the Republic Is very
Important In order 10 give the coal a
/ thorough test TWO large boilers at the dis
I tiIlery. four corn mills aud a dynamo were
operated at The same time. The coal
Z burned in perlect manner, producing an
/ extremely not FIRE. The caloric units pro-
duced were apparently greater than b.
Pittsburg coal. which has been used by
tho companies making the test \ peculiar
feature Of the test Is that there was 10
smoke visible issuing from the smoke
stacks This Is explained by the fact
that on account cf the small quantity OF
bitumen contained Ia the coal hydrocar-
Donate tei completes combustion before
The smoke reaches the iues, thus eonsuni
ing IL. About ten square kilometers 81
coal beds have bsen developed. Tie upper
veins are about two feat thick and the
lower about three. with a clay partition
one foot thick. Under prsfent conditions
IL Is necessary to haul tho coal 70 ;ha
railway by wagon. but the i1ter-oeean
, company has started q p eliminary sur
ysy 10 the mines ana branch road VII
be completed within feS wseka siA
e miles will be IN active operation within
a the next twenty days. and II is predicsed
that by the frst Of June there VIII be q
D total output OF 100 tons daily. II Is ex-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-02
pistrt.t Avernge..

tNot included in means,
Number OF stations 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-02
NO CAUSE ron OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Becnusc the Popuiists First h"mi-
nate Bryan

Especial TO The Posl)
Washington, May 1.-senator Jones OF
Arkansas. chairman Of the democratic Ma
tlonal committee, Is not at all disturbed
over The fact that the Sioux Falls pop
ulist National convention will anticipate
the Kansas city convention in nominating
William j. Bryan for the presidency
There has been some talk among poll
tieians. republicans mostly, 10 the effect
that the popuisis would adopt platform
or an extreme character and one which
would not conform in certain essential re-
spects 10 that which may be d-pted py
Tho demccratic convention in july ahu
thus cause complications and emnarrass-
ment for Colonel Bryan In discussing
his phase OF the political situation, Sen
ator Jones said. IT will be entirely proper
for them to nominate Mr. Bryan, and thore
can be 10 embarrassment to the dem De-
Gratis from their doing so. Indeed, seq
no objection from democratic point o.
Wow 10 me nomination Of Mr. Bryan by
all the National conventions 10 DC neid
this year Even II he were nominated at
the Philadelphia convention u would not
cmbalrass u.s. II would be good thlpg.
think, II all people should agree on him
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-02
TWO HUNDRED PERSONS KILLED..
Appalling Disaster in Mine in Utah Caused by a
Powder Explosion Many Bodies Recovered

upward have lost their lives, At this
hour l37 bodies have been recovered, ana
the work OF rescue is still proceeding ana
will continue until all the bodies are
brought TO the surface, There are willing
hands at work and as fast as bodies are
reached they are brought down to the
boarding houses and other company build
ings. where they are dressed and prepared
for the coroner's inquest. These buildings
are numerous ard In each are from ten TO
thirty-ive bodies When corpse Is
brought out It is usually carried from the
mouth of each tunnel at the respective en-
frances to the place OF deposit. Here there
is corps Of men from four to ten In
number with sponees, hot and cold water
IN tubs and other receptaclos. Tho cloth
ing is first removed the SCOT smoke and
powder burns washed from their faces. the
bodies prepared and laid out 10 long rows
where they are identified by tag with
name and address attached to await idcn-
ification by relatives or friends.
The removal OF the bodies began at Il
o'clock today and every diligence is used
to get the chsrred and mangled remains
out OF the mine.
Many hundreds of men have volunteered
their services, and as fast as one set OF
force Is tired or worn out others take
their places.
While the stencil OF smoke and powder
is sickening, resembling much that Of a
dissecting room, there are brave hearted
and brawny men OF muscle who have been
continuously at work since the moment OF
the explosion AS soon as the accident
was known officials of the coal company
at Salt Lake City and the railroad com.
pany were notified of the disaster Al
though the number of dead was reported
lower than it really is. It would appear
that everything which lies in their power
has been done.
Salt Lake, Utah, May IA special to