Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-17

,osay threatens the St Paul coal
,nlps In which 800 victims Of last
sa,nrdays disaster are still buried.
The burning Of the coal is one cause
and the action Of the IRE and water
is another.
should gas form in large quantities
and explode. the lives OF the men at
the tor df the shafts would be in
danger In an effort to rid the mine
nj fhk Gas. the airshaft viii be opened
fedav. according to a. n. Newsam.
and me big ian started. Upon the
spceess OF this action will depend the
pans Of the men trying TO bring the
interior Ere under control and effect
an entrance
Early TODAY the engine pumping
water into the hosting shaft was stop
bed The water evidently was falling
10 reach the flames. since the fire is
nsfe,st In the galleries and water de-
sends beyond 1t to The bottom OF the
shaft
The water has been forced TO the
bottom In quantities sufficient 20 fill
The "sump' or drainage basin and
overflow the large galleries II is pos
sole that the fire pumps will resume
LATER In the day. The IRE Is now hot
Ter than 10 has been at any time.
The Inquest over the rescuers who
persisted saturday was not resumed
io6l Threats have been made ass inst
Rosenjack, the eager. who Is said TO
haze deserted his post the DAY OF, the
disaster. and his testimony mas bring
Won hin violence az the hands OF
thore who have held him resI onsible
TAI IA FnIN "a. aaf
q he miners TO the surface.
10 NEED or TROOPS.
Capt Hall. IN command OF the mill
IA now here, found no evidence OF
uoahe early today.
4 can not see any need fer troops
Au7 he said
The soldiers were scattered about !
ine mine and their appearance caused |
10 demonstration froa, the miners.
The temperature in the main shaft !
o the mine was taken this morning by |
George y Rice, OF the United Sta ties |
soogical survey a few feet from the |
TOP the thermometer recorded 1l5 de- |
gsts fahrenheit This WIS an indica- /
uon less favorable than last night |
ehen me state authorities determined I
open the mine II il possibly could 1
b done with safety.
After making the test President |
lning- Sheriff Skogmnd. states atty. |
-Ehart and A. u. NeWsam went into |
glleience 90 consider what should be 4
curing the taking Of the test. pathe-
appeals from the women OF Cherry /
Y ine shaft % be opened forced the /
eaeias 70 turn their heads With I
'aels standing by, one woman rush
W on The sand covered top OF the
' .lsn ana thraW herself on the earth,
open the shaft. open the shaft
W. cries and hysterical efforts 70
~ ne attempts OF the men 20 take
n. agey attracted attention all over
"e mine enclosure
open the shaft: open the shaft she
~pealed' MY father was down In d
--9s a week and he came out alive ]
~, Know nay husband and my bro
w are not dead
"a nN Is typical OF the feeling al
Nnl Today. The authorities. realizing
wy. 40 ali IN their power to open
,puihg the night tons OF water were
a, 49, Gown the burning mine through
~. 'ist smart Tire Chief Koran and
~ Nhhey with engine 40 and a
d.. W chicago nremen, are In
''"p OF this WORK.
RELIEF WORK.
,, Ing horoughness OF pl, nersons IA
i,.5us me relief viii make nhsstSa,
s,s-lp and suffering improbs6ie ~
me- ,'na funds are received A csrd
Klrv.,s gslfm Is employed bv \ q
cbsss.,h fupcriniendont OF ths rfntt.a
nm VIZ OF Chicago and NJ y pici,-
Cross '''''or or the National RED
c,,slnsop Michael Dunno OF the Ro,os,
m "s, diocese Of Peoria. Fatber sl,,,'
Mn "a sale and 30 sisters of chart.
ry. among the persons trying ~
Wv 'olaiort today '"e 10
WILL uNsEAL NINE
ns 1 Y, e, Nov. i7.-Flre Marshal ia
tA,,ea ulis city, who IL al Cherry teir-
IN, Nv ONCE today as follows.
nobl,s VIII De unsealed this
tfrt We have boon pourinr 80
hal, We shatt through a smau on.n
b ~. 10 cool tho sides sufIiclentIy
mi III. ,rsouers % enter. Smoke h
fr. rro ,,4.ng from the mine. I'm ~
nonne % 'F VIII Dr. oxtlnguishod tbis
70 cb' .-ia he would probably re,r,n
ono agf,. leaving one company ~
..ae with au engine nj ne
49,. N'NNllrEE ORGANIZED
Natangi. b ,'n' Nor. ls-Ihc American
Nh r.,t ..l Noa8 headquarters tm
.'ae,am .lai leeolved az folioW.,ne
f1 IL p..tl National Director M.
nos'.aa'ii at Cherry. ms
fnmltie. reprosentaupo relt.s
pom. m. .anised With myself CHAR
aY d.re1t.. nor isfued appeal fa.
iui 10 o,.nls mat conuibutione NJ
sm AK ,t smith. We how a ion,
most ,er an,.a' The situation b"fe