The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22
|NO MORE living
| TAKEN FROM NINE
None Almost Gone That Any of
thc Missing Have Escaped
Death.
|gESCUERS TOLL ALL DAY,
BUT FIND ONLY C0RPSES
Some Still Cling to Belief That
Others May Yet Be
Saved.

/ CHERRY, III, Nov. 2l.-Twenty
l ,,ved. pincty.two known dead and 1913
n;.sipc. was the record at the ST, Paul
nne tonight
Il Ten dead were brought TO the sur
faec today and thirty-scven more dead
\ urr located in the second level, but
ucre not brought up on account of
II Nblackdamp.
II What bad promised to be Cherry S
,,al day Of thanksgiving ended in a
sieht OF hope deferred, or despair
Tonight no living man or boy had
\ lscn added to the list Of the twenty
rccucd yesterday.
n All day the toling of church bells
lcsounded in Cherry and Spring Valley.
Eighteen bodies were inferred At the
uiue dozen cofflued victims remained
sSaiting removal. while a score OF cas-
ltts we're piled nearby for bodies which
sIe 10 come.
Day Of Funerals.
Services for the dead were held out
.dc the churches. into which Coroner
Main deemed it Inadvisablc that the
bylics be taken.
From the still untitled graves, in
rhich the Roman Catholic dead were
llaeed, the priest hurried to the mine
Entrance where, with a second priest,
is waited 10 administer the last rites
!pr the diving should his services be
nriel.
Mayor Connolly tclcgraphcd President
lei, last night that twenty men had
lstn rescued and that 100 were be.
,rwd 10 be alive. Each ho@r that
lasss now is looked upon by the
Butchers as making the chance Of cs-
Iclc less.
NJ "Tbc men they brought MP could
~ have lived more than n few 8ours
bagerT SAID one despaIriug woman.
Hlfthey don Z come up today they II
one up dead.
Forcing Back Flsmes.
q The rescucrs worked as if this were
Z fhef belief The firo in the second
I trel was forced back. and early IN the
afternoon the workers could pass it,
4 thckdanp was the obstacle that proved
rp!uountable.
through il the bodies Of thiriv-seven
f'n could be seen Preparations for
',hng out these bodies were pushed
men the morbid thTong about the mine
id ihinncd
10 inc main level The work of the
sclefs wont on increasingly. Relays
hger miners succeeded those whose
frrneth failed. Those who staggered
pn The PIT mouth were surrounded
,eanily, and babel OF questions
lred at them
VIC can see the bodies. There are
"; Of them They are dead boys, all
ad, Was the reply Of the first, and
ss Who followed gave no moro cheer
But they could be living back there
ua be alive. Tom, couldn 4 they?"
&ns as voice from the group about one.
II @ chance. began the miner. then
y no as he saw the trembling hands
. we old man who had pressed TO his
Why, sure, didn't the others
IN out was the quick reply,
p9ut you worry, He'll be up
Black Damp Feared.
'ne pressure of the crowd was not
gply reason which led tho rescuers
q sy bringing bodies TO the surface.
gsuauP was present. the dead lay
h.l., -''Nf' NIDnDlkt VINO Dau
asa among the dead in many mine
,aisrs; Bob Murray. who also
~ oac ckdamp III much CONTEMPT, and
Z are said TO have volunteered to
inc bodies TO clear "A passage
iprther search for any who may
~ ~ allNe IN the further reaches
N uY galleries. Conservative coun-
= speValed. and the hosting Of the
was DELAYED until the noxious
IA NIhlating fan.
- %aohg those who. after Yesterdays
o. =. aJ .t 10 INC living of men long thought
* ,tt,unR throughout today TO the he
~ a' additional rescucs of living
"A. IssS"n.e probable is Richard Ncwson,
w nm rsn. OF the Illinois Board Of Mine
w Newsor Still Hopes.
|QeI nn'oen n,O,sl'inen are the most resource
!" se h IN IN the world - said he. ''aud
81 Gvrc . oi them down there. dead
sbas, can see no reason why
IA a S!9 Si not nave found some refuge
D.. those who came up yester-
ina, ' eight DAYS have passed. and
se ss hurry If they arc not 10 per
hin n, no.:t aniIst and starvation. Every
lB lorst;n 10 hurry on the work OF
r. IL being done. -
b Il,,ys reported tonight that labor
b so9o who have been making quiet
t.s,Kauon OF the disaster have called
''ng for tomorrow.
I'm. fighting for Water,
! = ~ Oly dOn!, OF desperate fight waged
an. ot tpepths of tho mine by one fac
sNa,, lwentyope cntombcd miners
M smother over the scant water
bo was told today by Ino An.
so,dine ono Of the rescued men.
ssf/ no slng ~ to Antouieso 5 account. the
lWXk5 VI me sick men was accom-.
bUnIy after Que group. headed
d'aw9y miner, whose name all
Iv " ~ dwnlge, had been overpos.
a qa/sspse}sn }ne others Personalities wcrc
ssI sSIniycs were drawn. There were
lmezssIln Ilnen, Franco Zannarini. Daniel
sl br and and George Eddy. 4 group
s.sH tle ,l@iiand and Waite insisted
Q e % iln lscE y, men should have the first
W' lcss, water supply.
one other man. physically
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