The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21

Dawn broke with the bearers of
Arctchers moving from the pit mouth
10 the tent which served as a morgue
nth bodies swollen and scorched almost
aeyOnd human semblance. Forty Of
item had been brought up, and most
b them identified when the marvellous
report shot through the prostrate com
rrnity
"They We found them alive-they we
bound them alive''
In moment the morgue was desert
y, scarcely to be revisited, while the
nusd falrly insane with the great
'Sye that had sprang like miraculous
l'ne from the ashes of despair, rushed
70 ihc pit
II Cannot Reach Others.
All thought was Of the men who were
il'e. 1t took six hours TO bring the
hFlyors 10 the surface. Meanwhile
report ispread that seventy or more
l.o wert alive in a far-reach of the
Slae, cut off from escape by a bank of
sseA damp between their barricadc and
ts main shaft
Dut two oxygen helmets remained at
VI hinc. the others having been start
@ck 10 Plttsburg this morning, and
INe ihIs cant equipment two experts
N ssdh new exploration. At . p. m.
nss emerged, their oxygen tanks be
exhausted, and reported no further
There arc other rcsourceful leaders
SLHn@lhe missing, and they like Waite,
.t.aaa and others, may have led their
20 comparative safety said
;e Attorney II, Il. Eckert tonight.
n 'nc search is now for the living
II Women Still Hopeful.
lbs optimistic notes were sounded
"ners, but the women, with hope
az atresb. refused TO believe any
,as bnt The best. and haunted the
sr iar INTO The night. seizing fran
,s4cl. w. qua" u euVoui :" e'''e"'
az late hour tonight one Of the per
~ IN N charge of the survivors said:
uave talked with all of the rescued
They say they are convinced
ms.,l M are sill alive, but it, would be im-
~ rge 10 estimate how many. There
~ htiy or Il hundred. ii seems
n; uc men arc still in all parts of
e' II the others have barricadcd
IIak ;,"es !, as these did they are still
I|kn tp Iep clock the men coming up
n IkS@!1w S;,,a1w SAID they had heard signals
n |sIJnt sIJ ave paris, but these sections are
III ~. OH by Instructions.
waiting for Loved Ones.
thu 6@ lns top Of the hosting shaft
Him., @"epiDe ears drawn up on the
.Ikt p"aS distance of about $50
All m;;.; '"een the crowd. held back
III Va, ran' ~ P9Ssageway was formed.
ktns ,rplg TINS lluc that the women,
b. Ut loved ones, guzcd into the
hssvb' 'hc Survlvors as they passed
tI'a ,araaI snI drew on the whole scene
III n Tho an Az only by pale moonlight
I|ts. ot nnlcherlng torches worn on the
Aon, 5iesscncrs, Each time tho sig.
,om" ueu rom the hoist for the cage
ihc up from tho mine the noise
ntian,eV'" ,V"u SibsIded into murmuring
AL pE ..%r. her up" came from tbc
'teccr orapl 1ois, 9eE up, repeated the
y l. sard no men and women pressed
4 rons. "Salnst the limo Of soldiers
\ t bo.sib1,o determined 10 get as near
n nryiNo.,o 10 peer into the faces Of
n tty,erybody l,c o,;.
NJ saibcry SSpefed The guards. The
ri ablsd oi the hosting apparatus
\ r. upvyl u ana ~recched US The cage
k.ol, moments of Tension.
III Nho baS b,Sr@ bc in this load alive
d.AI az donI u 3ecn mourned for seven
- 1agh !, bnn his question flashed
a irtiyYoo,E'ed ar each ANXIOUS locker
gII|Y conc pressed forward. ..IIerc
III soma," now, look sharp!''
I'll "erc and there who could