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The Washington times., 1907-04-30
STARVING MINERS
MAY Be RESCUED
IN FEW HOURS
Frantic Relatives Sur
round JohnStoWn,
Pa, Mine.

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. April 50.-After
having been entombed for more than
five days. hundreds of feet under tho
ground. seven miners may be rescued
alive today unless they starve 10 death
within a few hours.
Thousands Of persons today crowded
about the shaft Of the Berwind-White
coal mine. where the cavern shut off
the escape of the miners. and among
them were the frantic relatives of the
imprisoned men.
Mach mystery attaches to the faint
tappings on a pipe which come FROM
the tomb of the buried workers. Since
the first hour of their Imprisonment
these taps have come in series or seven
at a time. They may mean that the
seven men are awaiting rescue OF that
they are imprisoned in the seventh level
Of the mine
Mine officials say that danger from
drowning has been reduced 10 a mini
mum as the pumps are working prop
erly and that they are undoubtedly keep
ing the level clear of water.
Rescue parties are today descending
the main shaft and are fighting bravely
10 reach the entombed men Each les
cue party is accompanied by one or rI0re
physicians. and men carrying medicines
food and fresh drinking water 1t Is
expected that some one Of these parties
viii reach the miners before the daI..
IS over.
The Washington times., 1907-04-30
TRIBUTE
TO SHILOH HERO
School Children and Vet
Grams Aid in Raising the
Necessary Funds.

ST. LOUIS. No. April 30.-The Grant
cabin" is TO be endowed as a museum
OF war relics. and will be the basis OF
graceful memorial 70 the civil war
hero. The cabin was built near ST.
Louis by the general, on eighty acres OF
land allotted 10 him out OF his father-in-
laws farm OF Loo acres. When Cap
tain Grants fortune was at the lewest
ebb he hewed the logs that form this
relic When they were ready. willing
neighbOrs aided in the raising" and
then for the first time the little family
had its own home, free from the scorn
and constraint Of clashing personalities
and dependent support
In later years, when fortune smiled
and war had ruined Colonel Dent (his
Qather-in-law). the general was able 70
acquire the old home. In II his chill
dren, except General Fred. had been
born.
General Grant. while President, built
many of the barns and other buildings.
and always manifested that home love
for the place which was his strong char
acteristic and impeHed him 20 leave the
army in the face Of promotion TO cap
talncy. The misfortunes OF later life
s-AoAAS III (eA MN ~ give up the prop
erty, since which time the cabin has
been moved to Forest Park, where It
Will remain unless the Government
should desire 70 have It removed to the
original site to perfect a memorial reser-
walton, as proposed in a bill lately
pending before Congress. In that case
the endowment fund and cabin are to be
intrUsted to the Government.
The following data will more fully ex-
plain the scope and character Of the
work undertaken by the Grant Cabin
Association:
Its objects and purposes. as set forth
In a charter filed in st. Louis are:
To own. endOw, and preserve the
Grant log cabin as a museum of war
relics. and as an inspiration to strug-
Cling manhood in adversely
To raise an endowment fund of S5OO0O
through assistance OF public schools
newspapers. war veterans associations.
memorial societies, and individuals all
The Washington times., 1907-04-30
GIFT OF PALACE
DECLINED BY POPE

ROME, ApEil 3O--An offer on behalf
Of American Catholics to present Pope
Plus Y with the Castle Legandolfo as
new papal residence was made by
Archibald ]. Sampson, for several years
United States minister to Ecuador. The
Pope declared. however. he could not
accept the gift.
The offer was made while Mr.. Samp-
son was being received in private audi
ence by the pontiff. Mr.. Sampson de-
clared American Catholics would be
more than glad to show their love and
appreciation Of the head Of the Church
by making this substantial gift
In declining Plus declared he would
gladly accept for himself, but political
considerations and the impOssibility OF
his binding his successors compelled him
to refuse.
The Washington times., 1907-04-30
MUST PAY NOTE
FOR INFLUENCE

RELVIDERE, n. J., April 3o-Warren
county politics had an airing in the cir
cult court here when Judge Lloyd d.
rected a jury to return a verdict for the
full amount OF a note given BY former
County Clerk Rowland Firth TO his i'm
mediate predecessor in office, Charles
F. Harris, deceased. for $500 and inter
est from the fall of 1900. amounting in
all 10 $500
II appears that Firth gave Mr. Harris
the note for his influence and support
during his canvass for the Office, in
1900. and had never paid II.
The Washington times., 1907-04-30
SHOOTS HUSBAND AND SON,
THEN COMMITS SUICIDE

PROVIDENCE. r. L. April 3O-Hel
mind unbalanced, II is believed. because
OF long-continued nervous trouble. Mrs
Louisa Holden shot and almost instantly
killed her husband. Lee s. Holden, then
turned the revolver on her son Louis a
Williams, fifteen years old. shooting him
In the head inficting a fatal wound.
She then shot herself in the head, dying
at the Rhode Island Hospital The boys
death is expected at any time The
couple had been married about five
years, Mrs. Holden being divorced from
her first husband.
The Washington times., 1907-04-30
PICKS PIMPLE ON NOSE,
BLOOD POISONING KILLS

MEDIA. Pa. April 3O.-william spen-
Ger died here as the result of blood
poisoning, at the age OF twenty-six.
Two weeks ago pimple appeared in
one Of his nostrils- He picked II with
his hngernail and an abscess followed.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21

fore the ledge Is crosscut to and
drifted on. How long the ore shoot
will be on that lever Is the question
that will largely determine the fu-
ture Of the mine. In the tunnel
level 1t was only eight feet long. On
the 50-foot level In the Wine 1t was
80 feet long. On the 160-foot level
1t had heightened to Is feet and
showed a maximum width Of Is
inches. The ore is OF high grade
and while the shaft shows only a lit
tie Of it, 1t is fact that the has wild
ened notably OF late.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21

present and a crosscut to the vein Is
now well under way. 1t will tap the
ledge about 500 feet deep. Manager
Scott has a force of nine men en-
gagged in this work.
The Great Western has never
ceased operations for a day since
work was started in August, 1904.
1t is equipped with three-drill In
gersoll-Rand compressor actuated by
so horse power electric motor
and is one of the few companies
which owns its own power transmits
sion line. The company is in fine
financial condition and has large
reserve of unsold treasury shares.
The tunnel has encountered sew
eral stringers and one ledge as 1t
progressed. The stringers are be-
1ieved to be offshoots from the main
vein. The ledge which was cut
when the tunnel was about half way
in shows handsome body of mixed
chalcophyrite and galena ore
that assays shipping values and
looks as If it would we'll repay devel-
opment.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
Iron Crown Strikes Ledge

The Iron Crown has cut it's main
ledge at depth Of 600 feet in it's
lower crosscut tunnel. Good grade
copper ore shows up strongly in the
face. The mine is near Sohon Spur
on the Northern Pacific railway on
the north slope Of Stevens Peak.
Mullan people, among whom are
Albert Massing, John Hendrickson,
John Anderson and John Swanson,
are the principal owners. A minor
vein, four feet in width, was cut by
the tunnel when in 800 feet. The
tunnel is now 500 feet long.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
Nonpareil Looks Well

The main tunnel on the Imperial
company's group, just west OF
the Copper King, is now in 600 feet
on the middle ledge and crosscuts
have been started north and south
to cut the other two veins. The
middle vein is between eight and
nine feet wide and is highly miner
allied all the way with iron carry
ing considerable galena. John H.
Nordquist is manager Of this prop
erty as well as the Lucky Calumet
and Independent.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
Adjoins Snow Storm

The tunnel on the Pandora group,
which adjoins the Snow Storm on
the east, is now in 40 feet and will
be 800 feet long when it cuts the
Snow Storm ledge which it will tap
at depth Of about 700 feet. The
property covers some 5000 feet of
the ledge and has an excellent sur
face showing of copper ore. Two
shifts are employed under J. G..
Weatherhead as manager.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
Canyon Creek and Burke
BLACK BEAR FRACTION.
Cape Horn Ledge Shows Nine Feet
NJ E0f nps0 fla

Cape Horn Ledge Shows Nine Feet
of Fair Ore.
The Cape Horn ledge was cut last
week in the long tunnel now being
run by the Black Bear Fraction COM
pany. 1t proved to be nine feet wide
and so well mineralized with lead
and zinc as to be fair grade concen-
trating ore. No drifting has been
done On it vet.
The tunnel Is now in over 700
more to reach the Black Bear vein,
which it taps at a depth Of 1900
feet under a shoot of carbonate ore
of shipping grade opened by the up
per tunnel and winze.
The mine is equipped with Ave-
drill compressor and an IS horse
power motor. 1t employs IL men.
North & Eberhardt are the mana
gers. The property consists of five
claims adjoining the Frisco mine.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
FLYNN GROUP COMPANY.
Long CrOsscut Tunnel Is Now IL
Some $50 Feet.

Sonic 6OU recUs
Good progress is being made in
the 40O0-foot crosscut tunnel being
run by the Flynn Group Mining
company from Black Bear to open
up its property at depth of 1000
feet. The tunnel is now in $50 feet
and work will be prosecuted for the
rest of the winter with the present
force of three men.
The Flynn group adjoins the
Black Bear Fraction and Frisco
mines on the east and the Black
Bear vein will be the first important
one to be tapped. The course of the
tunnel will cut 1t close to the west
end of the company's ground. The
group covers the whole width of the
Frisco-Morning ore zone.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
Advance Driving Second Tunnel

The Advance company owns a
group of five claims on parallel
ledge to the north Of the Silver Star
and south Of the Lucky Calumet,
near Mullan. It is being opened
by a second drift tunnel which is
now in 500 feet and has most
promising showing Of decomposed
iron oxides and carbonates in the
face. The stock of this company is
widely scattered, large blocks Of it
being held in Spokane, Wash. ],
Missoula and Butte, Mont, New
York and Wallace.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
Silver Star Has Fine Ledge

Work on the Silver Star group,
which lies between the Hunter and
the lower claims Of the Snow Storm
near Mullan, is being done by con-
tract. 1t consists Of a drift tunnel
on the ledge which is now in ego
feet. 1t shows little ore in
punches in a fine looking seven-foot
vein. There are nine claims in the
group. Walter J. Cracking is man
ager Of the property.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
HENNESSY.BURNS GROUP.
Drift Tunnel Making Good Progress
Solid Galena OutcrOD.

DrlII lunucI WAAluS OOOu TrOkfcsS
Solid Galena OutcrOp.
At the Hennessy- Burns company's
property the drift tunnel is now in
1870 feet and 1t is expected that
about 80 feet more of work will tap
the fine ore shoot found on the
surface at a depth Of 70 or Is feet.
The outcrop shows a shoot Of solid
galena from IA to 18 inches in width
which has been exposed by wide
and deep open cut. Its discovery
was one of the sensations of last
summer.
The drift will gain depth on the
vein very rapidly after 1t passes the
200-foot mark and this years oper-
ations are confidently expected to
prove the property real bonanza
Five men are employed. City Clerk
Joseph F. Whelan Is manager.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
DEVELOPING ANTHONY LEDGE.
Benton Has Suspended Work for
Winter on Main Vein.

The Benton company is driving a
30O-foot crosscut tunnel by contract
to open up the anthony ledge which
crops strongly throughout its proper
ty. The surface showing on this
vein is even more promising than 1t
was on its neighbor, the Stanley, and
the management has strong hopes of
developing fine body of high grade
anthony ore. The tunnel is about
half way In.
Work has been suspended for the
winter on the main ledge. The tun-
mel on this vein is in 1000 feet and
in it's course traversed two promis-
ing showings Of quartz and galena.
The ledge is very persistent and
the face at present shows a good
body Of 1t we'll mineralized with
iron.
The group consists of five claims
adjoining the Humming Bird, Stan
ley and Trade Dollar on Gorge gulch.
John Callahan is manager.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
CALUMET TAPS LEDGE.
Drift Will be Started As Soon As
Vein 8 CrOssCut.

Drift Will be Started As Soon As
Vein Crosscut.
One of the most promising proper
ties of the upper Canyon district is
the Calumet group of six claims and
millsite. half mile above the
Great Western. The ledge has just
been broken into by the new lower
tunnel, which is now in $50 feet.
The width of the vein has not yet
been proved but 1t is known to be
over FIVE feet wide. So far It is all
we'll mineralized, showing consider
able galena, and as soon as the
other wall is reached contract will
be let for a drift on the vein to the
northwest into the mountain.
This drift will gain depth very
rapidly and will open up the ledge
under the two blowouts on the sur
face which first attracted attention
to the property.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
Copper Center Company

The crosscut tunnel of the Copper
Center Company is reported to be
in 200 feet. 1t will have to be run
500 feet more to open up the ledge
at a depth of $50 feet. Four men
are employed and another shift will
be added in few days. The COM
pany's property is in Deadman
Gulch, west Of the National mine.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
TERRIBLE-EDITH NINE.
New Tunnel Will Tap Ore Shoot 500
Feet Deeper.

Feet Deeper.
Work on the No. tunnel Of the
Terrible-Edith company Is now we'll
under way. 1t is being run to open
up the ore shoot on that property,
which has already been explored to
depth Of 800 feet py means Of a
surface shaft and three tunnels. at
an added depth Of 500 feet. 1t will
be 1920 feet long when It reaches
the ledge.
The ore shoot is fine one. It
occurs in ledge from seven to II
feet wide and consists Of solid, fine
grained galena averaging over 70
per cent in lead. A carload Of this
ore was shipped a year or two ago
from the No. 2 tunnel.
The property consists of six claims
two miles east of Murray and imme-
diately north of the Golden Chest
mine. 1t is equipped with saw
mill, flve-drill compressor and board
ing and bunk houses for IS mon. At
present 81 miners are employed.
The company is capitalized for
only $4,000 In dollar shares. Nor
man Ebbley of the Breaking Ebbley
company Is manager.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
Snow Gets Too Deep.

Owing to the depth of the snow
fall and the danger of snowslides two
properties operating on upper Can
yon creek have been forced to sus-
pend operations for the winter.
These are the Idaho-Montana and
Eastern Star.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
GREAT WESTERN NINE.
CrOsscut Started to Main Ledge
Will Ike 800 Feet Long.

The survey of the Great Western
tunnel, which was made by Engineer
Henry M. Lancaster two weeks ago,
showed that crosscut will have to
be run to the south 800 feet to tap
the ledge under the big surface
showing. The further extension of
the tunnel on its old course has con-
sequently been discontinued for the
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21

copper and three ounces Of silver to
the ton. The vein can be opened
to great depth by the present drift
tunnel. w. w. Woods, judge Of
the district court Of this district, is
president and George E. Marlowe is
secretary.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
st. Louis & Idaho.

DR.. l. 8. Collins, manager of the
st. Louis & Idaho company, reports
that the lower crosscut tunnel on
that property Is now in $50 feet and
should reach the ledge at a depth Of
400 feet with so feet more of work.
The upper tunnel shows considerable
silver-lead ore. Five men are en-
ployed The property is on Gorge
gulch, above Burke and near the
Hercules mine.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
Occur d'Alene Consolidated.

The Occur d'Alene Consolidated
M. & s. company is working I'VE
men driving a lower crosscut tunnel
to develop its group of seven claims
which lies between the Dom Paul
and International. The tunnel is
now in nearly 100 feet and has
about 400 feet more to go to reach
the vein. The upper crosscut
shows a 13-foot ledge, all we'll min
eralized galena.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
Occur d'Alene Champion.

The Occur d'Alene Champion COM
pany is pushing the development Of
its group near the head of Military
gulch, above the Great Western. by
driving lower crosscut tunnel
which is now we'll under way. Six
men are employed and that force
will be maintained for the rest of
the winter.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
Bullion Drifts in Ore

At the Bullion mine drifts are
being run both ways on the ledge
in the lower tunnel level. The
faces are now about 1875 feet apart
and both show fair bodies Of chal-
copyrite ore. The lower workings
aggregate 700 feet in length and the
upper 422. Six men are en-
ployed.
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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-02-21

Sinking on Oom y B.
The winze from the on the
Dom Paul Is now down 2t3faet and
will be sunk to the 300-foot level be-
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