Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
Two Exploring Parties Find lndl-
cations That Large Number
Are in Last Workings.
WHERE EXPECTED DEAD, NONE
mise Of Rats IIcard--it"n'ors Oh
Conflict OF NuthoriiS--
soon Mayed.

found inulcuNANa Ni'tNA 49,
,,il.ve there are a large number "
,,,,ns men in the last workings.
r,s searehers at 3 a. m. were able
=, nass far into the galleries. ana
heir hope springs from the fact that
's.re they expected 70 find a large
number OF dead, none was found. Near
\ wO mon are auA unIceountei loi'
o,-d or alive. -oi,,..,
.rili,, M those waiting In the chhling
.Sir and snow about the smart TOP anu
~. hone which had receded TO the low
sst ebb was revived.
Woman, Wife Of one Of the men
n,ougbt out alive Saturday evenlns'
,eb5ge brother is sim one Of the miss
,ng placed her arms about one OF .he
showi-draped women whose Match
Ind the pit mouth has begun each
AZ, bours before the rising of the sun,
~ ended long after midnight
.,,tser nh dear" she whispered
..n,,r,t teu you John would come
40 There are Scotchmen down there
Sts,sn take care Of them. When The
,oen set 10 the ends they'll ind them
volled In and ready Tor another week
"rsith In the scotch miners and their
sbuty 10 care not only for themselves
hrt their companions. Is now held by
,be mine officials as well as the reia-
tives Of those still down there
WE'RE VOICES HEARD?
minors OF hearing the voices or sig
mails OF miners from the east gallery
epread about the town today were
prompuy discrcdited by mine OFFICIALS
81 Indication. save the absence OF the
dead from the east gallery, has pointed
10 he existence of other living men.
nav break today came with a steady
6ovnuour Of rain and snow and chilli
rr winds that banished the morbid
Thongs nom the scene.
CLOSE 90 the dinly outlined SHAFT
structure women huddled as u seeking
consolation in community.
The unyarying garb OF coarse shaWla'
vwprcd closely about the wearers,
having a view only of peering eyes,
AID unkempt wisps Of hair marked me
II waiting women OF Cherry
II Thee times the one hearse of the
a town made slow trips past the mine
L entrance over half formed trails OF
n cay and mud. to the field outside the
town. which has become its cemetery.
No vehicles accompanied II on IN
lnely journeys. Twice knot OF
nouncrs. numbering less than q dozen.
4 stumbled along behind q and about
A d. hastily opened. but hAlf water tllcd
1 graves they knelt while the bodies
4 wcu lowered.
80 church services have attended
ans Of the funerals held in the town for
A several DAYS the coroner's edlct pre-
a venting the entry Of the bodies into IN
einCo before their intermeut
Rescuers coming to the surface at
II noon reported that live rate had been
discovered In a newly explored portion
NJ thC mime This increased the hope
that the rats came from the remote sec
tons Of the cave where comparatively
a pure air remained and that ~ the rats
could live there. men also could"
OUR HEARTS STOOD STILL"
The noise OF the rats scurrying over
nc loose dirt az first was thought TO
D men behind the wall" said one OF
ne rescue gang we stopped TO listen.
7 sounded like scratching and our
hearts stood sim for a moment. for we
4 Thought NE were about 10 come on am
eher crowd ~ living mon. We listened
Fl ong enough to convince ourselves that
u was olly rats however.
e The significance is that tho dread
HACK damp does not lie along the floor
Of great part Of the mine The mon
. WON we are trying 60 reach on the
Hpposition that they are stili alive are
practical miners and n they heard rats
4 mneH
The official Of the mine declared thnt
IA any more men are brought alive the
Work would have 20 be done within "a
nolis AS the men must necessarily be-
Almost starved. Rats he said. would be
mne 10 I've longer because OF their
vlliy 20 hnd crumbs and SCRAPS OF
20 scattered about from the mems
Inches
CONFLICT or AUTHORITY.
. Reports that the work OF attempting
+. leach miners who still may be- alive
1 var being retarded by a conflict of
a-laony between the leaders Of the
pal company forces and those of the
sw or Illinois. resulted In a serious
conference last night
iue delay In bringing sut the dead.
ese bodies we're seen ia the back
Il sAhp yesterday, caused rumors OF I'M
Q9e caution on the part OF those unon
F. lom hundreds OF women and chill
. u depend upon Tor the rescue OF
. alive '"''''''''' u'au OF
. LAST night Capt T.. w. Latlmor OF
II ,vo4p9hy G.. Sixth regiment. l. n. c..
nl Lieut. a. p. Garrison brought their
wtea nieu0gations 90 W. w. Tay-
manager OF the mine. They did
iN e1olate that work was being de-
49, by hcuunal strife. but ala state
. reports that work was teing
. ,p.ltu bf conflict OF authority
.9 uhe' Gov Donoen would be ask
. M appoint a supreme authority az
. orHlaanager Taylor assured tho militia
1918 that the only conflicts that had
ssN,,el were OF terhnicnl nature
re9. lnal lhe co1rs' adopted WIS now
|sAy believed to De- most proniia.
r,s z" amy who atill may be-
't ID iho mine.
n- ~ L. Howe Visited today an the
,ri.eia Who We're taken from Ala.
rsT saturday and reported them grad
h. covering. Ho said. however
vstt u'eh unable 90 accede 90 tho
tncir women folks that thew
more bounteously.
rg. SUN considered inadyisable Ia
Ia ,ne patients other than M lieht
mn, This Is great diaapnoint-
al $50 we women who had drsama
OF eN,ng thcir affection I'M the fornl
ren Mnleh would recomponss an
M, lnelr seven days hunger.
~ ,t Ath OF Che mother ~ one al
of Nh4 came today al tho r.s,,li
vho.. li.aater MT Charles Dawn
l,ir. epn sun remains in tnc milne
~ an dead. visited the mouth IN
had 49, soon after daybrcnk. ana hi
d1un ~. Nei custom Tor week. lenell
o.o1 N' piayrd. Later she wanderel
Al, 49, Neid toward her home ,vhnr'
AZ, shortly aiterNard.
"''A Of taking out "a bodies b,