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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
BRADLEY ELECTED.
As Senator From Kentucky Amid Wild
est Excitement.

Frankfort, KY, Feb. 29.--Amil seems
Of widest excitement yesterday, Former
Governor William O'ConneIl Bradley, Re-
publican. was elected United States SEN
ator to succeed James B. McCreary.
Bradleys term Of Six years will begin
on March 4, 1909, He received sixty
four votes. four of which were cast by
Democratic opposed to Former Governor
Beckman, leading Democratic candidate
for senator, VINO was indorsed for the
Office at the state primaries. Senators
IT, S. McNutt. Albert Charlton and Rep
resentative Chrismneller Of Louisville.
and Representative I. w Lillard Of
Boyle county. were the Democrats who
voted for Bradley
Until today they voted for various
Democrats for senator, but after voting
for Bradley today they refused to recall
their votes and unite with the Beck
hams supporters on some Democrat
other that Beekham. Az there were
l26 members of the two houses voting
In the joint session, the speaker de-
clared Bradley elected. for he had ma
iority Of the votes Of those present
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
BOMB FAILS TO EXPLODE.
Strikes Carriage Of President Al
GOTTA.

Buenos Ayres. Feb. pa dynamite
bomb was thrown yesterday against a
carriage in which President Alcorta was
driving, but it failed to explode
Four persons were arrested charged
with completely in the plot.
There has been political unrest in Ar
gentina owing to tie issuance on Jan.
% Of an executive decree closing the
extraordinary SESSIONS Of congress and
Sing into effect for the current finan
cial year the budget II 1907 This ex-
treme measure was made necessary by
The obstructive tactics of majority in
the senate which rendered impossible
the passage Of the budget Of other leg-
isIation
Pres. Alcorta announced tnat the gov
eminent was prepared to suppress any
Subversiye or violent movement on the
part OF the opposition, and on Jan. 27
large forces of police prevented senator's
and deputies from attempting to take
possession of the parliament halls. It
was said at the time that the decree
of Pres. Alcorta was approved by a ma
jority of the people
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
BOMBS FLY
|QUITE OFTEN
Another Exploded in Teheran,
Persia, Today
AN ABORTIvE ATTEMPT
Bomb Thrown Againts Carriage Of Pres.
Alcorty at Bueons Ayres Yester-
day Failed Of Its Purpose
Also.

Teheran, Persia, Feb ea.--Anotnel
ocmb was exploded in secluded street
here today and two persons were kill
ed. The outrage is not fully explained
but it is believed that the explosion was
Of bomb probably intended for use
elsewhere.
The Shah owes his escape TO the pre-
cautions taken to protect him from just
such an attempt as was made yesterday
He was on his way to nearby town,
where he intended to pass a few days,
The procession had left the palace and
was traversing a narrow street. when
two bombs were hurled from the roof
of house One exploded in the air,
but the other struck the ground near
the shah's automobile.
The Shah, however, was not in his
automobile. He had sent the motor car
ahead, and rode himself in carriage in
the rear.
Several persons suspected Of com
shan with bomb were arrested today.
The police will give out no information
but it is rumored that one or two of the
prisoners are men Of high rank. Besides
the three members Of tue Shah's suite
who were killed and the twenty-one
wounded by the bomb it is now learned
that dozen or more persons in the
crowd of spectators that lined the street
were wounded by the shots that the
guard fred into the throng directly al
the the explosion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
NEW EPISCOPAL RECTOR
TO PREACH TOMORROW
Rev w. J. M. Baettie Comes from the
Church Of the Good Shepherd in
Enosburg Falls to
Barre.

Rev W. j. NJ Beattie, the new rector
Of the Church Of the Good Shepherd, who
comes 70 Barre from Enosburg Falls,
will conduct services ut the Episcopal
church tomorrow for the first time.
| After graduating from the Montreal
Diocesan and Theological college, an IN
stitution affiliated with the Mcaiil rni-
yersity, IN $780, tho Rev MI ,Beattie
was ordained 10 the diaconate BY the
Bishop Of Montreal and he accepted a
call TO the rectorship Of Franklin and
HaYeocls in that diocese lie remained
there nine years aud then accepted a
call to yalleyfeId, r. q After three
years service there he went to st. Mat
thews church in En0sburg in 1900 and
has been there ever since, reiening Jann-
ary %, this year, to become rector of
the Church Of the Good Shepherd in
Barre.
The Enosburg church was loath to
part with lis rector but when tht lat
ter's decision 10 change WIS found TO
be final, the ycstry Of ST. Matthews
caused the following resolutions to be
placed on its records.
Whereas, the Revd wv. J. M. Beattie,
having served as rector Of this church
for seven years, or since Christmas day,
1900, during which time our relations
both with him and with Mrs. Beattie
have been most pleasant and agreeable,
and whereas at meeting Of this Festry
on January 20, 1905 the Rev Mr.. Beat
tie resigned his connection with this
parish TO take up other work in the do
cese, therefore be il
Resolved, that we the vestry OF St.
Matthews church express to Mr.. and
Mrs. Beattie our appreciation Of their
labors while among MS, and express TO
them our best wishes for their future
happines and prosperity in their new
field al labor. u III Mears, secretary of
the yestry.v
Mr.. and Mrs. Bcattie have a family
of three children, two Of whom win re-
main with relatives in Valleyfield for
q short time. Mr.. Beattie is u member
Of the Masonic and Odd Fellows fraterni-
ties.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
THREW BOTH HORSES.
Electric Light Pole Scored Twice in d
Single Round

quick way 10 throw a horse, or
two horses, was demonstrated IN front
Of fhe Blanchard building on Main
street this forenoon. when span driven
into town By VIII Mccarthy Of Berlin,
ard left standing near the head ef Elm
street, took a notion to run, lodged a
team or two and then went fuIl-filt
into q heavy electric light pole There
was a shivering of wires and shaking
Of the pole. but the obstruction stood
pat" and the impact hurled both horses
to the ground. tic off horse landing heay
ily on the sidewalk ana the other beast
going to his knees On tho softer snow
Sheriff Tracy's wood-chopping gang
couldn't have done swifter execution with
the bob sled which tie animals were
dragging. The of horses. although en-
tireIy freed from the sled had cot
enough Of running away and stood still.
The other scrambled to its feet and pro
eeeded to drag some Of the remnants Of
the sled up South Main street. where it
was stopped. Peculiarly enough, the
horses did not seem TO be injured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
THINK THEY HAVE HIM.
The Right Edward Stone Thought to
Have Been Captured.

st. Johnsbury, Feb 29 Edward
Stone, whom the officers arrested At
LyndonYile Thursday night on sus-
picion Of having brutally assaulted AM
son Moore at North Monroe. n. H..
Wednesday night, was released from the
ST. Johnsbury Jail yesterday as he
proved to be the wrong Stone. Hugh
Nelson Of North Monroe at once saw
that he was the wrong party and the
officers again started out on the trail.
Before noon Deputy Sheriff Gray Of
Lyndon located the real Edward Stone
in the unused building Of the novelty
works 1T Lyndonville, He was terri
bly, exhausted BY his "a hours Of rum
ming and made no resistance Sheriff
Winch of CaIedonia county took the
prisoner to Woodsville yesterday after.
noon and delivered him over to Sheriff
Davis of Grafton county. Moore Is
wounded internally but his chance of
recovery is considered fairly good.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
FIVE BABIES AT ONE BIRTH.
Remarkable Happening in Which an
Ohio Woman Took Part.

Steubelville, O.. Feb. 20. Five per-
fectly formed children were born nero
yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. George Camp
bell. Three of the infants died within
an hour after birth. One boy and girl
will live it Is said Three were boys,
Mrs. Campbell weighs less tnan 100
pounds. The combined weight Of the in
fonts was twenty three pounds. Physi
clans declare the case to be one Of the
most remarkable known.
Campbell Is i well worker and mas
four brothers 70 the family Of two Of
these twins have been born. and each of
the other two brothers Il the father If
triplets, CainphelFs first wife died af
tel becoming the mother Of triplets.
Campbell was for twelve years in the
United States navy, and fought under
Schley off Santiago. Two Of mis- broth
ers are now with Admiral Evans fleet
ia the Pacific.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
DEMAND EXTRADITION
OF PAUL E. ROY
Alleged Slayer of George A. carkins Now
in France viii Be Brought Back,
If Possible.

4 Concord, n. H., Feb. 2e.--At the close
Of the governor aud council meeting
here yesterday afternon, extrdition pa.
pers, calling Paul E Roy, the alleged
slayer Of George A. Carlxins in Newing-
ton last January, were signed BY Gov,
Charles NJ. Floyd Roy is in France, and
there seems to be some question whether
he can be eNtradited under the treaty
with that government
Yesterday morning Attorney General
Edwin G. Eastman and County Solicitor
Batchelder came up from Portsmouth
and spent a large part Of the morning
and early afternoon at the state library
discussing and searching the books to
ascertain the extraditi0n relations OF
this government with the French gov
ernment. Attorney General Eastman is
0f the opinion. it IL understood, that
Roy can Be extradited for the offense
with which he is charged, while the
others concerned seemed to entertain
some doubts. However, the extradition
papers were made. accompanied by three
afidayits. those Of Glacia Gala, or Mrs
MY NouHbN ooneItUF DaltHetuefS ana
the affidavit OF Medical Examiner Mute
of Exeter. These documents viii be
sent in the usual course BY mail to the
state department at Washington and
the president Is expected to issue his
requisition on the French republic. 1t
appears from Attorney General East
mans views that tht question Of inter
preting the treaty with France is now
up to the state department in Wash
ington.
Deputy Sheriff Scott Of Exeter was
appointed an agent Of the state to 70 to
France and bring Roy back to New
Hampshire, provided the eXtradition pa
pers issue in Washington
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
DIED OF INJURIES.
Miss Edna Ranslow Who Was Thrown
From Her Sleigh.

Rutland. Feb. % Miss Edna Ranslow
who was thrown from sleigh on Grove
street three weeks ago and was crush
ed BY the fender Of trolley car, hav-
ing narrow escape from going under
the wheels, died Thursday at the Rut
land city hospital 1t was thought for
some DAYS after the accident that Miss
Ranslow had chance for recovery but
internal injuries developed and these
caused her death Miss Ranslow is 25
years old, and Size has been in Rutland
about FIVE years. having boarded at the
house of Charles Larsen ON Park avenue
and also with Mr. and Mrs J. r. Kelley
of Pine street She Is survived by her
parents. Her father lives in Norwich
and her mother in Clarendon Springs
She also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Thomas
Troyin Of Norwich aud Mrs. Ezra Wood
OF Clareadan Springs. The funeral was
held this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
the Methodist church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
LIVES OF rs PATIENTS
WERE ENDANGERED
In Fire Which Ragged in Grace Hospital
in New Haven, Conn, Late Yester-
day--Loss Is $4,000.


New Haven, Conn, Feb 20-The live.
OF seventy five patients, some Of them
IN a very serious state, were endangered
late yesterday when fierce fire broke
out on The top floor of the fourth story
patients ward at Grace hospital, in
Chapel street.
While the tirenen, many Of them
nearly frozen 10 their hose, poured water
into the building III their efforts to
check the ilames, the nurses, attendant
doctors and olderlies, assisted BY physi-
clans, elergymen, citizens and outside
nurses, removed the patients to places
Of safety, from which they were taken
by ambulanees. private carriages. auto
mobiles. trucks and other conyeyances,
some to the New Haven hospital, some
to st. Raphael's hospital, private houses
snd the nurses home, just across the
street from the burning building.
Some Of the patients were in a very
critical condition. ana one suffering from
typhoid fever was reported to be very
low during the evening. The loss, it Is
believed viii not exceed $4,000, and
may BE- considerably less than that.
Practically all the fire lighting appa-
ratus in the city was at the fire. and II
was several hours before the blaze was
conquered
Miss r. !. Albaugh. superintendent Of
Grace hospital, last night said that OF
the patients twenty five were in very
serious condition. Six Of them were
typhoid fever sufferers, twelve had re-
Gently been operated upon, and there
were three or four bad fracture cases.
The patients were bundled up as well
as possible in blankets, but it is feared
the exposure in the cold mir may have
a bad effect on some Of them.
1t is not known how the fire started.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
VIII be Acted on by Granite
Cutters This Afternoon
LAST DAY OF AGREEMENT
In Case New Working Agreement Is Not
Settled on Tonight, There VIII
Be No Work Monday
Morning.

The conference committees from ths
granite cutters union and from tht
manufacturers association met lass
evening in the effort to reach an agree
ment BY March /, to run for the next
three years, and as a result Of this meet
ing new proposition from the manu-
facturers viii be taken before the cut.
ters' union for action at meeting ID
be held at the opera house this afternoon
at five o'clock. This will be joint
meeting Of the cutters, tool sharpeners
and polishers' unions.
The members Of the last named union,
at meeting last evening, rejected a
proposition from the manufacturers
In addition TO the meeting Of the
unions at the opera house at five, the
Jumpers. boxers and derrickmens union
viii have meeting this evening IN this
city, and the quarry workers win have q
meeting at Graniteyile, both meetings
being held to consider propositions from
the owners.
The manufacturers association will
also be in session this evening at its
rooms in the G. w Ayerill block TO hear
reports from the different committees on
the actions taken on the propositions
submitted TO the unions.
IN case new agreement Is not drawn
up and agreed to this evening, 1t IS
likely that either the manufacturers will
declare lockout or the union will vote
a strike Or perhaps both. Opinions dif-
fer as to the possibility Of suspension
az work On Monday, but Il is generally
thought that ii case Of a suspension it
would not be for long.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
TALK OF The TOWN.

Henry Harrison OF Goddard seminary,
who has been III with scarlet fever at
his home in Woodsvilie n H., has 50
far recovered that he is able to be out
OF doors.
4 man giving his name as Edward
IaFarge claiming his only residence un-
der m4 hat, was arrested this forenoon
by Chief Faulkner. When taken he was
apparently in an intoxicated condition
and was husily engaged IN holding the
barber pole iu front Of Miers' shop in
position.
Among arrivals al the City hotel lasi
evening and to-day are T. l. Dean r. NJ
seipie. Il. T. Nichols. A. a Gibbs. North
field n + Ghilarducer Boston, nr. "
O. Hutchinson. Washington; Zed s.
stanton. Roxbiu9 i. +. Wells, Middle.
sex: Miss Jennie johnson. Miss Dora
DAVIS. Boston: Mrs. J. A White. Man
chester. \. h; 3lrs D. G. Old, Con.
eord. \. Il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
Ward Officers Chosen.

The revised list Of the ward officers
| is as follows:
Ward one: Clerk, George N. TiIden;
inspectors, b. p Wiley, George F. Have.
G. ! Beckiey ballot clerks, j G. Wylie,
N, B Ballard, William Paul, ID. j. Sui
Ivan; assistants, +. n. Philbrick, James
Muteh.
Ward two: Clerk, @. H. Anker in
spectors. Harry Whitcomb, T. j. Den
ming. Robert Inglis; ballot clerks, C. g.
Moore, a. b. Lane, George Quigey, Nat
Whittier; assistants, James Brown, A.
s Martin
Ward three: Clerk, E. L. Smith; IN
speetors, G, &. Yarney, G. A. Churchill,
". W Calder;, ballot clerks, William
Mcdonald. Donald Mcleod, Alex. Cruiek
shank, i b. SanptIinetti: assistants, @.
D Shnrtlca, H. MI Tayntor
Ward four Clerk, a. M Smith; in
spectors, WI. v. Avery, w. II Calder,
Peter D. Thom; ballot clerks, Frank 0dg
ers, Henry Casselani Frank Calder Jos
eph Odgers; ASSISTANTS, Leslie Lawrence,
James X Anderson.
Ward five: Clerk, r. n Braley; IN
spectors. Alex. Hadden Celeste BiaHchi,
O. ]. Howes; ballot clerks, w. J. King
ston. C. E. White, Frank ComolIi S. ].
Kingston; assistants, p. z. McNulty,
Oreete Bonani
Ward six: Clerk, John Gibb; inspec
tors. r. J.. Clark, NJ G. Morgan, Charles
CAY: ballot clerks. Donald Blake, E. r.
Davis. H. A. Mcneil, A. J. Schneider;
assistants, Peter Alexander, Michael
Keneilck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
FOLLOWED HIS FATHER
TO SUICIDES GRAVE
Henry Boyd, Vermont Farmer Forced
Himself From This Life BY Holding
His Head in a Small Spring.

Newport, Feb. 20. Henry Boyd, q
farmer living III West Charlestown,
eommitted suicide yesterday afternoon
by drowning himself III a spring back of
his farm buildings There was only
two feet Of water in tile spring and
Boyd, who weighed nearly $50 pounds,
held his head under the water and it
took the combined strength Of three
men to pull him out 50 tightly was ne
vedged IN. A strange coincidence Of
the affair IS that Boyd's father commit
ted suicide in precisely the same manner
in the same town last October.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
Registration in Barre Slightly
Less Than Last Year
HOW LOCAL OPTION STANDS
Last Years Two "No" Wards Show Net
Loss of Nine Votes and the Other
Four Wards Loss Of so--The
Election Officers Chosen.

The sole interest in the municipal elec-
tion on Tuesday centers about the local
option vote on the liquor question, and
there is the usual speculation as to the
probable result. Last year the Eyes
majority was l52, out Of 1904 votes
east. The figures of the checklist this
year seem to indicate that the "No''
forces have gained q triae ON registra-
tion. Whether they have gained con
yerts remains TO be seen.
With the single exception of the first
ward, there is a loss in registration of
voters this year This ward was No
BY Is majority in 1907 The only other
No" ward was the second. These two
have had net loss of nine voters in the
zoos registration, while the other four,
all Of whom were strongly for license,
have had net loss Of 80. So that the
checklist y AS votes smaller this year
than last.
The comparative tabulation Of voters
for the two wears is as follows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29

Company Formed to Continue Business
of F. E. Smith Estate.

To facilitate the settlement of the Is
tate of the late Col. Fred +. Smith, a
former president Of the Vermont Mu
trail Fire Insurance company, com
pany mas been formed by f. H. DeaEitt.
Frank NJ Cory. Mrs. Smith, f. NJ,
Harvey, A. G. Eaton and others, to take
over all OF the property left by Col
Smith, dispose Of some and hold other
parts Of It for futnre development and
Improvement. The new company has 4
capital stock of $4,000, Is organized IN
der the laws Of Vermont and il known
a. the Onion Block company. Col. Smith
aa the tima Of his death, had large real
estate holdings Of iand in the South that
are yearly appgeciating in value. To sell
this land now and close the estate would
mean sacrifice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
APPROPRIATION FOR NoRrHFIELD
To Build Structure at The Weather
BuIeaa Station.

Washington. d C.. Feb. 2o.-In the
agricultural appropriation bill now be-
fore the House of Representatives. are
two items intro1ueed BY Representative
Haskins of Vermont They are. an item
to erect a public buiIiing al Mortified
VI, for the use Of the weather bureau;
and an item authorizing the erection
of an additional barn upon the govern
ment farm al Neybridge, Vt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
CITY GETS MONEY
AT ATS INTEREST
Ex-Governor Pages LamoiIle County
Trust Company Gets Contract for
$4,000, in Anticipation
Of Taxes.

In accordance with 4 vote of the city
council, the mayor, city treasurer and
chairman Of the finance committee to-
day placed $4,000 loan with the La
noble County Trust company Of Hyde
Park, at AIS per cent There were four
bidders for the chance to let money to
Barre. but Ex-Governor Pages bank had
considerably the best Of il, The resolu
tion provides that the money be taken
in such sums as may be needed to carry
the municipality along 10 August 10,
when taxes viii come IN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
"OUT OF DANG r.
IS TO-DAY'S REPORT
On The Condition Of Thomas A. Edison
The Electrical Wizard, Who Has
Been Quite Sick.

New York, Feb. 29-Thomas A. Edi-
son is out Of danger and the crisis is
past and his early recovery is expected,
was the bulletin issued from the Man
haitian Eye, Ear anl Throat hospital.
following Duel's visit TO the inventor to-
dav. Now that the worst Is over it is
admitted that Eaison's condition was
grave for time. 1t Is expected tho
patient viii be able io 20 south for a
long rest within ten days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
B. m. BASE BALL ASSN
WILL HAVE SURPLUS
Montpelier's Fair which Closes Tonight
Has Been as Successful as The One
Held in Barre Recently.

# the base bali fair which has been
running in Montpelier this week. ending
tonight, does as well tonight as it has
heretofore, the entire debt Of the Barre
Montpelier base ball association will be
wiped ont and the association will haze
money III the bank. Bare's fair closed
ua about half Of the $1,000 debt and
Monfpelier's IS expected to wipe ont the
remainder. There were 4 900 people
present at the Montpelier armoTy last
night. and another big crowd Is lookel
for tonight when the prizes will BE-
drawn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
MRS. STEVENS BIRTHDAY.
Head Of W. C. 7. U. Entertained at
Portland, Me.

Portland, Me, Feb 29.-rThe birthday
Of Mrs. L. nj. N. Stevens, the national
and state head Of the w. q i. ri, was
observed yesterday afternoon at the lo-
cal headquarters There Was a recep.
tion. reeitations and singing BIZ 4 group
of children, and the presentation of
flowers. Miss Anna Gordon, the vice
president at arms OF the national union,
spoke briefly, and Mrs. Stevens made
feeling response.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
Id AIIsesd Ganblsra Arrestsd.

Chicago. Feb. so.-A pool room kept
by Pat 0'AIalley at Clark and rolks
streets was enteredv By the police last
night and 135 gamblers were arrested.
Iookouts were seized before they could
give tie alarm and cashiers and betters
were taken with tie money still IN their
hands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
WANTED $4,000, GOT $500.
c. D. Phelps Got Small Award From
Rutland Railroad.

Burlington, Feb. 60 The jury in the
federal court case Of Charles d. Phelps
IS. the Rutland railroad company yes.
terday afternoon at 4:S0 o'clock brought
in verdict for the plaintiff to recover
5000 In this action Mr. Phelps sought
to recover $4,000 for injuries sustained
IN boarding a train OF the defendant
company at Burlington on the evening
% October 7, 1906. In walking 10 the
train in the dark Mr.. Phelps encount
cred an obstruction which threw him to
The ground injuring the ankle Of tne
right foot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29

Paynaster G. P. Aud Of the United
States navy has arrived at the home of
bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Auld
ia Burlington on months leave Of alb
sence. He comes direct from Manila
and has sailed around the world since
he left this country over two years ago
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-29
PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
Roof Of sulpher Works Blown Of, Land
ea On Passing Coal Team.

BROOKLYN. Feb. pa dozen or more
nrrsons were hurt today il an explosion
at the National Sulphur works. The
roof Of the building Vas blown OF aud
q part landed On . passing coal cart,
kurying the rig and tvo men.