Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-18

III (gpecial 10 the NEWS
park city July ia special train
n ,ho Rio Graude Western arrived
81 sora mis- morning from Salt Lake car
'.',c officials, directors and stockhold-
n ~ the Daly-West Mining company
abo came to attend the funeral OF some
"a ,ho victims Of the explosion In the
n pay.West mine
II an hazard the train were Vice Presl-
4 dert ! d. wood Treasurer w. S. Mo
4 cornlck. Assistant Secretary A. w.
8 ,rouptney Directors Ezra Thompson
ood Judge William II. Dickson Stock
holders Frank Hagenbarth and Henry
4 Mccormick. Besides these gentle
men Of the company there were the fol-
lowing guests: Mrs. j. d. Wood ard
daughter. Mrs. w. $, Mccormick, Mrs.
J. r. Bamberger Mr. Macbeth and n
representative OF the Deseret News.
The train was composed of engine No.
81 and one coach, Conductor Wlnslow
IN charge and made rapid run except
FOR an obstruction encountered in Par
leys canyon, just above La Grande,
where a new shale quarry has just been
opened.
About two hours before the special
arrived, a huge boulder weighing about
six tons. rolled onto one Of the rails
Anticipating the possible arrival Of a
train the quarrymen had already put
shot into the rock for the purpose Of
blowing It to pieces. The engine was
backed away from the obstruction and
the blast fred This, however, simply
removed a portion OF the boulder and |
the quarry and train men went to work |
with dedges, gads and pinch bars and |
after e minutes OF hard work the way
was cleared and the train proceeded |
upon It's zig2ag journey without fur
ther Incident The Salt Lake party was
met at the station by the local lodge Of
Elks and many citizens.
IN MANTLE OF MOURNING.
Park city was draped in the gloomy
mantle Of mourning today, when gen
eral services were held over the re-
mains Of IA OF the horrors Victims,
and the bodies of three others OF them
were shipped to their friends at home.
Every business house was closed and
operations at all Of the mines were
stopped Besides the residents who
tuned out 10 the funeral were many
visitors from other towns who came
TO show their respect for the deceased
At o'clock this morning, IL caskets
were taken TO the Catholic church for
funeral services which were conducted
by Father Galligan whose words were
those OF true Christian sympathy and
comfort 10 the bereaved survivors. and /
Ne friends OF the dead men. Lone J
@loie the hour for the services TO be- {
IN the church Wag the scene OF con- I
ull0us procession Of people around the !
Piers TO view the remains lying In |
iAIe Those whose bodies were at that u
'me carried to Gods Acre" and de- 7
.Mied In mother earth were, John y
LFey, john Maloney, Harry Davlin, <
lohn Daylin, John Carney, Charles Nc
Linden Richard Dillon, James Muir =
lane Wade Glodowskl, Chris Cullen, y
'at ONeill, Michael Conlon. l
HERO MCLAUGHLIN. n
This afternoon at $3.50 at the Catholic a
hlrch, Father Galligan officiating !,
sllCes over the remains Of John Me. II
Aushlln, hero, were held together with n
lse or Thomas A. Kelly. whose re-
alahs We're afterwards shipped away.
t cIu sh az the church was something
s,ef before experienced IN Park City, q
~ spoke eloQuently OF the respect in
Weh the young hero and his brave
eds We're held by all the people.
gam at O'clock this afternoon the r.
mains OF Michael Crowley wire laid ST
Wv while those Of John b. Tindale vi
re consigned TO the grave at $3.50 this n,
,,erhoon' The bodies shipped away hi
Iay, ana over which short services re
neid, were those Of Elias Nelson. NJ
y, GIL Thos. McKowen, and Thos. m
'iy, The orders that participated in ia
=, funerals during the day were the II
/. - f. the knights Of Pythlas, the M
evao ees The Ancient order Of Hiber-
is, ihe western Federation Of Min Ia
ana ana me A. o, L. W., together with az
Park City band. ca
INSPECTION TOMORROW. az
,ale Mine Inspector Conner Thomas Ia
To-Day that he would begin the in rel
euqon Of the mine tomorrow morn
ne has been here since the acct FL
T. out has been unable to do any, ira
" on account OF the work OF remov- Az
'ne bodies. He leaves for Salt Lake Da
!, afternoon, and viii return here thi
in tomorrow morning, when active an
VIII begin. The special coach that We