Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-03
HORRIBLY MuTILATEp.


H, Of them are horribly muuated those thirteen
lying side by side at the old boarding house make
fgh picture has been here Six bodies have
@ taken from No They are In worse condition man any ye Drought
extremely difficult TO identify two Of them at all
TWELVE MORE BODIES.
Inspector Thomas who came out from the mine to
inquest says bodies recovered in No walt
brought oughy explored the workings and says
broken tmbers No and will be days
possibly weeks before they all be cot out
NEW BODIES RECOVERED
Isl those follows Thomas Ramage
Jacobson James Gatherum George Cothier Peters Jacob Peo
s sutherland Alex HakeL
1as were al taken out after midnight
VICTIMS FROM NO
NE s1 Just brought Thomas Riley H. Reilly
beyond Identification.
DE recovery Of James Gatherums body makes the
LAST OF THE THREE BROTHERS
~ Tom the Inflated Provo awaiting for
bob and O. down from Winter Quarters in a wagon.
] Ramase whose body been recovered married exact
Aa ago His widow father-Inaw waiting and another
occurred to which those enough find themselves here
% used to witnessing Preparations for the funeral are actively
@ The uldakers washed bodies and pac
ha 10 he collins delayed little owing the
y collins but another carload came Ia this morning and one
'- arrive tonight
DIGGING THE GRAVES.
@ sala from Rio Grande Western
WORK assng the the little cemetery upon the hl They
e ESQ long trenches the bodies viii be buried military FASH
ul m take place Saturday and the people here who are
h7 e baayed looking forward that occasion with
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y /" De enacted.
HEAR OF THE FLOWERS
W made known here this morning carload Of flowers pre-
zoe CIR, % the people salt would arrive here tomorrow
simple announcement brought many enguied IN
The stricken have scarcely thought Of the sympathy
% aen an over Utah like this suddenly awakens In
"o0gm that their r. shared by others.
TO SHIP BODIES
superintendent Williams making effort arrange for
% 10 their homes Il is half OF them viii be
" burial and their destinations am Utah Eight will
No. alone They are the Clark brothers Walter Clark cousin
" 1'"Aon lhingsvorth, Geo. James and Chas. Edwards
soRRowING TRAVELLERS
@ gl an be shipped probably late In the
" Pleasant Valley company transports these bodies at It's
49, ana furnishes transportation to the families
s That The dead Coalyie win accompanied by forty
, lDlreu sisters and parents who WIN reside in SEQ
'lr f Of Helper who long at the mouth No tunnel
ra ana m fate Of his three brothers Joined By other rel
'"' VIII take the home for interment
W. HARDSHIP IN STORE
IN b he oeayed families facing problems Take that
"a ANA instance Her husband John Davis and her two sons
1s df ps-u'ey KILLED widow with eight
ris care for This only instance OF great mil
~ 1 " peculiar circumstance developed during the past
Quite , JUST LIKE THEM
humber t Fins were killed mine although much great
ato T W P' being In the mine the time Notwithstanding
@ Fni M l'r has volunteered the and the bodies
ia v recovered by the Scotch English and American
a 40 rescue crew being formed he viii quickly walk on IL
"'p ma his countrymen, his answer Is very nat re-