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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-06-21
H KIRON CHRONICLE

I'D . Af"tF ------- lEH-"+t VI ~
Mr.. and Mrs. -Frea-Eantz went to
Carroll lows the irst:lof the week to
visit:friends and relatives,
Messrs. j. A. Lawrence and L. j.
Larson spent Tuesday attending to
business matter at the county seat.
Harry Holm of Des Moines Iowa ar
rived here or Tuesday to spend the
summer .ronths assisting his uncle Mr.,
Gust Ogren on the farm.
John Blumgren of Woodbine Iowa
arrived here on Monday to visit, his
parental home north of KirOn for, q few
days.
Among the Kironites who Joined the
excursion party for Redtield, S. D. on
Monday were agent P. e. Nordell and
family, c. J.. johnson, John Peterson
and Miss Blanche Olson. Mr.. Nordell
and family will will visit over the 4th
with relatives residing there.
Rev. "A. H-Modig arrived in Kiron
Tuesday and will remain a short while
vlsltldg relatives.
DR. Burrows has had his building
painted which makes a very effective
appearance on main street. Also the
residence of r. L. Anderson has chang
ed Its color in Dress at the hands OF j.
B. johnson.
The Lutheran, Baptist and Free
Mission Sunday scool are preparing for
an picnic to be held the fourth.
Emil Pump of Denison was seen in
our town on Tuesday with a roll of bills
In one hand and a pail of paste IN the
other putting up bills advertising the
4th of July doings at Denison.
A scrap took place in town on Mon
day between two local parties which
might have resulted serious had not
the marshall put in his appearance.
A GOOD chance it had been to reimburs-
ed the town treasury a few dollars be-
Sides a lesson to the participants. If
we are not mistaken this is the first
occurrence of this nature in our peace.
full town.
Henry Seeman of Denison employed
by the Plano Binder Mfg. Co. is at
present assisting that Co. agent V. q.
Nicholson at Kiron.
The Baptist ladies sewing society
will have a sale, 1t the church on
thursday evening next week of their
needle and thread work.
From all indications at present writ
ing it will be impossible to have servi-
ces at the Mission church next Sunday
owing to the length of time put in by
the palmer who has the work in charge
of painting the interior.
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KEEWoOD CAPERINGs

~
Miss Francis Enright of Arion spent
Sunday at the home of he sister Mrs.
c. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeph Fieuhold called at
A. 81. Cooks Sunday,
Mrs. s j. Waters of Dow City has
been visiting friends in PARADISE the
past week.
A. II. Cook vas a Kenwood caller
Monday.
Mr.. F. G. Green of Dow City called
Sunday at A. Fl. Cooks.
Mrs S. j. Waters of Dow City and
Mrs. Fienhold aud Mrs. J Garrett were
Kenwood callers Monday.
Mr.. w. Rule vas a Charter Oak visi.
tor Saturday.
Mr.. Kolls' was a Denison visitor
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tamm of Denison were
Paradise callers Tuesday.
Mr.. Lownes was in Denison Tues.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeph Fienho1d were
Denison visitors Monday.
We enjoyed a very nice rain here
Wednesday.
j. G. Saul intends shipping hogs the
last of the week.
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MANILA NEWS NOTES.

Master Jesse Gardner of Sioux City
Is visiting his grandma, Mrs. Purdy
this week.
Misses Cora and Hattie Slagg came
up from Harlan Saturday to spend Sun
day with relatives.
Miss Winnie Palmer is r~usticating
in the country this week at the home
of Cliff Wick.
The Childrens Dav exercises given
at the M. E. Church last Sunday eve
ming were largely attended and those
present were we'll pleased with the
entertainment.
The masons began working on Mrs.
Sachra's new house Tuesday morning.
Bert Blair of Manning was in town
Sunday.
Melvin Young of Defiance was on
our streets Saturday.
Arnold Slaeg and wife of Wisconsin
are visiting relatives and friends at
thes point.
Uncle Toms Cabin is billed to show
at this place June27.
Ed. Lane of Denison visited friends
in town Sunday.
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HAPPENINGS. AT VAIL

4tStGH tMs.rs 4iiAEE 80 NEftE 4EHa $50 -,4
10 Grace Nicholson returned to her
home at Graud Junction Tuesday after
aaEisit of several weeks with Vail rela-
tives and friends.
The Misses Stella Fitzsimmons and
Lulu Mcguire attended the Luney
funeral at Denison Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P Naughton of
Arion are visitors at the P. J. Walsh
home.
Miss Emma Conner is home from an
extended stay at Denver Coo.
Several from Vail attended the ball
game at Denison Tuesday.
Mrs. E E. Cook of Kansas City visit
ed relatives north of 3Vail the past few
weeks.
Mart Ryan4and wife We're county seat
visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. G. w. E. Bueuta visited Tues.
day at Denison.6 ~.
The rain Tuesday and Wednesday
kept many from attending the tiremans
tournament at Carroll.
Theeroad south of town is being grad
ed upand very much improved.
If the weather is fine next Tuesday
there will be a big day at Vail. With
the sixth annual M, w. A. picnic. A
big ball game between Denison and
Vail, balloon ascension and parachute
leap and grand ball in the evening with
many other counter attractions. There
will be lots of amusements for every
body.
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Letter From Allan Rae.
HONG KONG. CHINA. Nav |.

HONG KONG, CHINA. May Ia, 'O1.
DEAR FATHER:-We arrived here
yesterday morning after a three day
trip from Cavite with the usual amount
of rolling. Having left there on Satur-
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock p. m. During
the first TWO days We had very pleasant
weather but the last one was somewhat
rough.
The weather here is much more com
irritable than what we have expert
enced for a long time and we appre-
ciate hat factsvery much. 1t is much
cooler here than what | had anticipated
for / did not expect to find such a
change of climate in so short a distance.
| a not give any description of
Hong Kong as | have not been ashore
yet and we are laying across the river
from the city on the China side. Hong
Kong you know is on an island but lays
close to the China coast and the river
separating them is perhaps less than
three miles vide.
The country around here seems to be
some what mountainous and is quite
rough with very few trees in sight but
it is not at all barren as many oun
famous places are,
One of the most interesting things /
have seen here are the Chinese junks
they are a peculiar looking craft differ
ent from anything We have seen before
being low forward and high aft with
sails which much resembles bats wings.
Hoping you are all we'll at home l
will close, Yours at%fectionatelv,
ALLAN RAE.
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BUCK GROVE LETTER

|-.
Several of the children in this com
munity are having the measles but
none have been serious.
The Young peoples meeting at the
M. q. church Sunday evening al we'll
attended.
A lady friend from Dakota was here
visiting Mrs. Will Switzer.
Malus Baily of Denison is here visit
ing his Grand parents.
Bert Cruise was a cller here this
week.
Several from this vicinity went to
Sioux City on the excursion last Sun
day.
Louise Tyler who has been here visit
ing for some time returned to her home
this week.
Several from this vicinity attended
the funeral of Miss Maggie Kane at
Denison
Mr.. Burke of Coon Grove returned
home from Dakota this week.
Mrs. Mable Tranter went to Dunlap
to visit her parents this week.
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NEWS ABOUT DELOlT.

Mrs. n. L. Hunt and Mrs. f. J.. Nc
!Cormicko OF Denison and Mrs. M. Hunt
and Mrs. @. j. Newccm were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C.. Dobson and family
Tuesday.
Alfred Brogden was up to Daloit on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. E. A. McKim had a building
moved to a different location on her
lots Tuesday to be used a. a barn. E.
K. Patchen, c.. j. Newcom and H.
Tucker doing the work.
Miss Winnie Whey went to Denlson
Tuesday. She will attend the summer
term of college there which begins
next week.
Children's Day was observed at de-
lott and Boyer last Sunday, The pro-
gram s'Sunshine' was used at both
places. The churches were tastefully
decorated with flowers and grass. The
children sang we'll and recited excel
lently. A generous offering for the
cause of Christian education was taken.
Quarterly conference will ave
on Saturday at 10 a. M, and the sacra-
mental service will be held Sunday
morning. Rev. j. |. Luce officiating.
An entertainment will be given at
the NJ. E. church. Friday evening,
June 18th, 1901 under the auspices
of the Board of Trustees A patriotic
program is being prepared. consisting
and song. a short lecture on siVital
| (O1acfinn Pnfc,,a 49, ~ ~; m ~ HLlh, ~,
will also be delivered by the pastor
during the evening. The lecture is
highly spoken of where it has been de-
livered, and most favorably commented
upon by the press. Admission Is cents.
After the entertainment ice cream
and cake will be served on the parson-
age lawn. Come and enjoy the even
ing. Ice cream and cake 10 cents.
Mrs. U. S. Dunbar is on the sick list
this week.
Scott McKim added to it's appear
ance by painting his barn recently.
A. H. Rudd stayed Wednesday night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Horn.
Farmers were all elated over the fine
rains we had this week.
Dennis l. Galivan, brother OF Mrs.
j. Neary.arrived from MORA. N. Y,
Wednesday.
u. T. Nixon and David Whey took
the excursion Tuesday for Oklahoma to
see the country.
Mrs. Elijah Worley. daughter and
two grand children of Blair. Neb., are
visiting at Mr.. Jacob Wosley's.
Mrs. M. Anderson and family are re-
ceiving a visit from the Sherwood fam
lily.
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Christian Endeavorers
Cincinnati
Illinois Central

The relation between the above three
head lines is this: Christian Endeayor-
ers, and others, who are thinking of 90
ing to Cincinnati at the International
CHRISTIAN Endeavor Convention, should
not overlook the fact that the service of
the Illinois Central from its points in
Iowa to Chicago is unsurpassedb 9th in
the schedules and equipment Of it's
trains; also that the Big Four trains for
Cincinnati start from the Illinois Cen.
trail station in Chicago.
The excursion rate to Cincinnati is
One Fare plus 50 90, tickets on sale July
AS, limited to July 18th 5or return,
with privilege of extension to August
3lst, on deposit of ticket and payment
of fifty cent fee
Address the undersigned for a circu-
lar giving information concerning ac-
commodations at Cincinnati, Iowa
Headquarters, brief description of the
city of Cincinnati, and the exact rates
from principal points on the Illinois
Central. j. F. MERRY,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.,
July .. Dubuque, Iowa.
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Less Than Half Rates to San Francisco,
Personally Conducted

Special train, Chicago q North Western
R'y leaves Clinton, Cedar Rapids, Mar
shalltown, Boone, Missouri Valley,
Council Bluffs and other points in Iowa,
Wednesday, July If, under auspices of
Epworth League. Party will stop over
en- route at Denver, Colorado Springs,
Manitou, Garden of the Gods, Pixies
Peak, etc. Everybody interested should
make arrangements to join this person
ally conducted party. Less than half
rates for the round trip from all points
in Iowa. Privilege of returning differ
emit route from that going. Tickets
limited to August 81, 1901. Call on
agents for full particulars or address w.
B. Kniskern, g. P. & T. A., Chicago,
Ill for copy of folder containing de.
tailed arrangements and maps of Cali.
fornia and San Francisco. July 8.
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How to Avoid Trouble.

Now is the time to provide yourself
and family with a bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and D~iarrhoea
Remedy. Tt is almost certain to be
needed before the summer is over, and
if procured now may. save you a trip
to town in the night or. in yonr busiest
season. 1t is everywhere admitted to
be the most successful medicine in use
for bowel complaints, both for children
and adults. No family can afford to be
withont it. For sale by G. F. Cassaday
&CO. Broadway Pharmacy
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Low Rates West and Northwest this
Summer,

via the Northwestern Line, Excur-
sion tickets will be sold to San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle,
Salt Lake. Denver and other Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast points, as we'll
as St. Paul, minneapolis. Duluth, Da-
kota Hot Springs, ETC., at greatly re-
duced rates. with favorable return
limits, on various dates during the sum-
mer season. Frequent Fast Trains,
Through Sleeping Cars, Chair Cars,
Dining Cars. The Best Of Everything.
For dates of sale and full p~artsculars,
inquire of ticket agents Chicagen g.
North Western Ry.
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Very Low Rate Excursion Tickets to
the. Pan-American Exposition,

Via the North.W estern.Line are sold
daily with favorable retnrn limits Di-
rect connection at Chicago with fast
trains of all linessto BugafpE For fur
ther particulars apply to- .agents. An
illustrated booklet will be mailed On re-
.ceipt of two cents postage by w. B.
;Kniskern, General Passenger and Tic
ket Agent, Chicago. July 30.
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Very Low Rates to N. E. A. Convention
to be held at Detroit. Mich.
July S-12,
July S.12.

s.sf asw 4 8sst aAs9H 4N aM2
Via-the Northwestern Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold at greatly re-
duced rates. For dates of sale and linn
it's apply to agents Chicago & Forth
Western .R,y. 1T
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TEAc H E r S
GOING TO
WHO TAKE THE


will find they have made a good begin.
ming of their trip. The comfort, con.
venience and safety of the Illinois Cen.
trail train service to and from Chicago
will add much to the enjoyment of
teachers and their friends en- route to
attend the meeting Of the National Ed
ucational Association, July 7-12. The
Michigan Central, which has been
named the Official Route for Iowa, uses
the Illinois Central station in Chicago.
The rate to Detroit is One Fare plus
$500, tickets on sale July 81. limited
to July 18th for return, with the privil-
ege of extension to September list, by
~depositing ticket with joint agent, and
paying deposit fee Of fifty cents.
A folder giving the rates of fare from
principal points on this line, informa-
ton as to headquarters at Detroit, con
nections at Chicago, a brief description
OF the city of Detroit. ETC., will be
mailed free. Send your name to the
undersigned at once.
J. F. MERRY.
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt,
I July g.. Dubuque, Iowa.
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Very Low Rates to C.E. Convention to
be held at cincinnati, July $40, 4
Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold at greatly re.
duced rates for round trip. For dates
of sale. etc, apply to agents CHICAGO &
North Western R'y. 1t.
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Or. SToCKDHLE

Who makes regular monthly visits to
Denison, is an educated specialist; has
diplomas from the best medical colleges
and is endorsed by the Iowa State Board.
He employs no irresponsible men to see
his patients, but sees them himself. He
is therefore, personally responsible for
the progress made by every one under
his care.
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paY WHEN CURED.

P71 nv 1EH LINED.
1t is the perfect confidence we have in
u treatment that warrants us in adop-
ting the above terms. Wedon not require
any money Except pay for medicine)
until the cure is effected.
The doctor will be al lne Wilson
House, enis0n, Mondays June IA
from $50 a. ms to Up. M, one
day only, returning every month.
DR.. Stockdale is ~saazoughly response
BILE and will be glad to have you inves-
tigate his standing and method of
treatment. He cures chronic catarrh,
diseases of the eye, ear, nose, throat,
lungs and kidneys, brights disease, dys-
pepsia, constipation and rheumatism.
Young and middle aged men suffering
from nervous OF physical debility, lost
v;gor, premature decline of powers, a
positive guarantee to cure.
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Quarterly conference will convene
on Saturday at 10 a. NJ, and the sacra-
mental service will be held Sunday
morning. Rev. j. [. Luce officiating.
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Master Jesse Gardner of Sioux City
is visiting his grandma, Mrs. Purdy
this week.
The evening world., 1901-03-21
Says the Chances for a
Young Man Are as
Good To-Day as Sixty
Years Ago-TariH a
Back Number, but to
Be Used When NeCes-
sary.

LONDON. March ?i-To an English
interviewer, after his arrival IN London.
Mr.. CarncSt. talked freely concerning
tho Steel Trust. which. ne thought,
wouh no, anec, Great Hritasn.
II think there Is no fear. said Sir.
Carnegie. that the Trusts surplus
stock will he sold ABROAD a: les. shan
cost. or tina, tn. True; hopes 10 s!augh-
ter ,ae steel trade OF Great britain
Asked whether the existence NJ trusts
did no, ;.nd toward national bankruptcy
or whether they might not prove SEP
IN an evolution toward Socialism, Mr.
Carnegie said
The man behind the trusts s. IGst a.
important AZ ever. Consultations are
the 'cnicrc, o: our axe ana vii prove
brl,cnCial Tn. chances of ANDREW Car.
nesic. Il ne landed painless boy In
New York Tonight. would b. "a bright
as IN 1875. and NJ would have oven a
wider field"
Wh.n asked Nhrth.r the people Of
AneriCa were mi likely 10 pas stiir-
gcrt antitrust Legislation III D'nrneS,
saii no He though, the ,Nii' wa, A
back nufrt Tor many 'tings. having
done X. work. - Hut. h. added. ""h"r'
II II sui needed sou may rely II VIII l."
freely Used :
The evening world., 1901-03-21
BIG EXPLOSION IN
TRANSIT TUNNEL.
Dynamite Hur|s Men in All Direc-
tons and Four Are
Injured.

An explosion o! dynamite in tho RAPID
Transit tunnel at One Hundred ami
Eighty.hrs, stree, and Eleventh avenue
at o'clock this afternoon hold 50 men
prisoners In cave IL feet deep. fi!led
with smoke. flame and foul gases. for
over an hour.
Thirty s,!cks Of dynamite exploited
with an awful crash. and rocks and
earth were hurled high In air. gu, BY
soin" seeming miracle none Of tho en-.
'ombei men was fatally injured.
The tunnel Ia being butt, FOR tho Rapid
Transit contractor. John Il. Mcdonald.
BY l.. Il. McCabc & Bro. They mrs, dug
shaft t~cn'y.nv. feet deep. and from
this ran the tunnel. abou, seventy. fve
Feet having been already constructed.
II Is the deeps~, excavation on the en-.
tire system. and In through solid rock
The men were at work drilling and
blasting when william Smart. one o.,
the foremen. CHANGED to glance behind
him and saw that a box o! powder was
anre. Only foo, away was a box con-
tanning thirty lArEe aucks OF dynamite.
Renlisins that an explosion wa. inev-
liable. he shouted to his compa Mons TO
run toward the shaft. He was no, a
moment too soon with his warning. for
by the time the last man had reached
the shaft the explosion occurred.
30 great was Its force that nearly al!
The evening world., 1901-03-21

vas announcei first You understand
that thought ~ them first. as Il was
ms duty 10 do. T'u, YOU tell mo the
interest aroused by my library gift Ia
greater"
There was lust ,inge OF disapno!n,.
ment In Mr. carnsgie's tone. lie had cyl
fi'tsbGrs project.
We'll. my New York library scheme
Is complete as Il stands | looked :Of
cooperation. IN fact. without giving
him any .ntlmailon ., my plans.
counted on .\oram Hewitt and | am
not surprised TO hear tina; no has come
10 the from, 10 push the project TO a
successful issue. He II the roblcsi
Roman OF them all. am anxious for
him to com. 10 Skioo Castle. In fact.
| had determine! no, 20 10 anything FOR
Cooper Institute unit he comcs 10 Scot.
land
New York needed branch libraries 10
work IN cooperation With the LcEox
Library. and the idea OF providing a
fund had long under consideration
II simply 1rs'r. that the people o.
New York follow their own wishes as 10
the use Of thcEc institutions. Wha;.vc-
,hcy determine VII be quite satisfactory
n me"
Wien told hat The enthusiasm aroused
by hL4 lhfary sltt hai led 10 the men
i.pn .: hi. name IN connection w!ih The
Mayorn'y nomination. Mr.. Carnegie
laughed heartily.
lie p5iutedly evldcd :he question
sh"ih.r he womb accept +, the nomin-
nton wcrc rendered him. but he gave
the Impression tina; The very mention o.
politics .as unpleasant 20 him.
IL Viii say, however continued the
millionaire. tina, New York treats her
public men shamefuliy They are not
hal. ls bad Is painted. II i great
city, and YOU will nave to so u Ions way
% md better one.
That's Hhi, Mr Croker maintains. ="
suggested New York man. ~hO vas
present.
Well Croker ISN'T So. com
mcnr-d Mr. csrr"gi" hut; checking
him self h., said II muslin, talk poll-
tics ! only wan; 20 shy that ! am glad
to bc ahl. TO contribute ANYTHING 10.
ward The welfare OF the .rcn: c!tr OF!
S"0 York.
The evening world., 1901-03-21
TALKS OF GIFTS;
BEGGARS WAIT

tcopyriss,. 1901. b, "a. IRE. rrh'rhics Corr,
p,ny. S,. YORK wo-iil
(spsclsi CsbL Dt,p.rsh 70 IN. E'cnlns w'ria
sOt'riiAMrTOS. Marh 81 -.'i an
only beginning 20 sly"
Ths declaration HNs male By Nndf""
Carnegie this morning - TAc EErHlns
World corr.>.1ud.a 81 board IN" =
Louis The steamer doekrd a, VI
bn, Mr CarnesI. let strct orders that
he was no, to be disturbed nntl i
O'Clock
Promptly =, that hpg: he appeared n
deck 10 gre. Tn" Evening World Y
respondent
Delegations ~ polii" b"ssars. "rr
wanted check. Cor schools, libraries and
cn4r',nbl" institutions. covered IN III
ba ckground.
Well ! am surprised hy the irt.rcs;
you tel. me my library gift has arouse!
N New York supposed src,tcr a,;cr-
ton would have b"rn paid ms r',c 10
nc Carneei" workbench Why. they wrtv
cduai IN amount.
>rlr fund Tor n" C,rn-gi" employee
The evening world., 1901-03-21
DOE POOL
man GIVES UP.
Stedeker Surrenders
Himself and Fur
nishes $1,000 Bail.

Henry Sted.ker. the reputed propr!e-
tor OF the Parole Club. In which John
Doc" lioiahnn was seeking his hayward
boy when II was ra!ded. surrendered
himself 20 Justice jerome to-day and
was admitted TO 81. jDD bail.
Since the memorable raid Stedeker
has been missing. and the warrant for
hiI? could not be served.
Mr.. Stedekcr said he was MY years
old and lived mt Ia Eas, Fifty-third
street. Asked his occupation. SIR. Sted.
eker said:
u am commissioner engaged in lay.
ing "tds nj the race track. am only
an employee OF the club
The Significance OK his statement is
that In tho defense OF the case the pool
room men will claim tina, all the money
wnger,si was placed ny their agent ut
tho track. and that. a. betting at the
track Is legal. they violated no law.
The evening world., 1901-03-21

OF the men were thrown 10 the ground.
and many were covered with falling de-
bris and stunned. The shock broke the
ropes Of the buckets used for lowering
and hoisting the men at work In tho
tunnel. and II was an hour before they,
hal! buried In dirt and stone. could DC
brought TO the street
THIN II wac found that only four men
had been severely injured. They were
taken 30 the Hood wrtgh; Hospital.
None 81 them will de. They are
FRANK DUFFY. 'nuck~r. leg
crushed u: lying rock.
JAMES HITLER. driii-r. .knIl
fractured h, nyinG rock.
PHILIP NEARI. = mschinI.s. ear
split and hend cat.
MOSES LEFTWICH. coIor-d. leg
bruised and cheek cut.
\ good deal Of hosting apparatus Sas
damaged.
what helped 10 ave tho men Hus the
irrh pipe The men threw th.misclr's
fac" downward and III" air b'c~ the
sno kc up tho shaft AZ One hundred and
street,
Timothy Hay~. III. foreman. called
for volunteers to take car down tho
shaft j. g. ByerS. James I>Orrnx. Mich
.-i Sullivan and Patrick Mcf;OHan re.
spnsde They went do.n IN" -hitt and
rescued their comrades,