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The citizen., 1911-04-14
PERISH
IN MINE DISASTER
-Four Hundred Men Stampede
in RACE With 0eafh.
EXITS SHUT OFF BY FLAMES
FIRE - F>cf q 5,sf. of =s1-csss
Ccuieys hss, S-rsntons Pa.
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5ers1sor, Ps-Coe d -ce Dgst
sy5o1s uloe disasters which rs
ever rislts6 r3-E ssetio1 q t.s DI1-
.1g eogntry occurred q re lttr.e VII
age q Tarooc. Z eao-t digts1e1 from
tots city, The1 t1e lires u between
q ar 50 a1e1 and boyE were EuufEd
OK.
Azaong those knoan . nave
;srisoe1 are yosepa Evans, wao ~as
Z charge Q. the United States zine
rescue car Ikz2c Dave, ase boss.
and Water Knight. Z foreman
ETans dezta aas me reE1lt q Z
defective o1ygen-chsrged srDor.
Charles Eazleo. the noted expert
il general charge - nine rescue
work for tae FEDERAL government.
8ss sIgo overcome a4d is said u BE-
IL Z critical condition tonight
As rescgsrz entered the nine they
stumbled over three bodies One d
toese mag Joseph Evans He wsg
Eeea % wrenca bis helmet from his
head i lad evidently failed 70
work Evans Has carried 70 the
open sir zs quickly aE possible. but
ne had inhaled 70 much smoke and
gss from the burning coal that be
dieo within fe@ hours Enzian's s
experience vas similar 70 that u
Evans
lip 70 z late hour nearly two-score
o. bodies had been piled q the bot
TON u the shaft. but Il was thought
Advisable NOT 70 bring them 10 the
surface until the crowd had dgin-
died A temporary n9orgue had been
erected AZ the opening 10 the mine.
and here we're congregated hundreds
~ women and children. relatives Of
me men and boys who had been 20
suddenly snatched from them. Their
grief was DitifuI, children Of tender
years clinging 70 the skirts Of their
mothers, while older male members
of the family sought TO soften the
anguish Of the distracted mothers
and sisters Of the unfortunate men
and boyg
None Of the bodies recovered was
mutiiated, death doubtless having
been caused by inhaling flames and
gases.
TO thoge familiar With the condi-
tions in the Pancoast Colliery the
finding of the bodies indicated that
there was practically no hope for
the other Imprisoned miners A
great majority Of the missing men
and boys are foreigners. Foreman
Walter Knight and Fire Boss Alfred
Dave being two Americans who arc
thought 10 have perigbed
The fire started in an engine house
~ the opening Of slope leading
from the Diamond vein, $50 feet
from the surface There were 400
men in the mine when the fire start.
ed. about 90 Of them in the work
ings into which the slope led These
60 we're at work in blind" tunnel
Al the end of the slope.
The citizen., 1911-04-14
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The citizen., 1911-04-14
unfslIsbls phlsIeanem1.

! an a profound diEbelieysr in phys.
ioEnomy Features arc false Wit
nesses Stupidity frequently wears u
mask ~ Intelligence know buai.
Sesa men who look Ike Dosts aad
poets who LOOK lks businsea men
pen u genius invariably look like
sdiote, and II you pick out the man
WHO looks moet eminent ia a party
poe arc sure 10 Hnd be iE nobody
y alWnys disfum men aho look mag.
nlhcent Nature In atingy creature.
Bhs seldom Eivsa man the double
Eift " being great aud looking great.
ebe took care 10 lame Byron and DO.
form Pope and disnguro Johnson. But
abe cownlng eIsnpie Of her Jealous
paramony IL shakespeare. have al.
ways been disappointed with ghakss
peare's face II does not live np 10
his poetry. II IL dull, heavy and com.
Donplace Adventures IN London.
The citizen., 1911-04-14
camnnIan Publicity elli.

Washington, u c. Representative
Mccall, OF Massachusetts. reintro-
duced IN The House a bin providing
for the publicity OF campaign contri-
buttons In congressional elections
prior to the election Mr. McCalls
bill last year passed the House, but
was amended in the Senate TO provide
publication after the election AS
campaign publicity Is one OF the
Democratic plans for the extra ses-
sion, II is likely that the Mccall bill
win be laid aside and similar bill
introduced by Democrat passed
The citizen., 1911-04-14
"Aba" RuefTu,os e.anosl,s,

San Francisco. M me" Ruef.
former political boss and boodler,
has turned missionary ~ san 0uen-
Tin penit"ntiarg. where he is sery-
Ing sentence ~ - yeafg for brlb-
cry H~ has formed ap evening
Bible class and promises 10 preach
snort sermons every Sunday 10 the
prison chapel HHcf also has
bought for the prison library books
on agriculture and mechanics He
is urging his prison mates 10 study
these volumes ana u prepare for
honest and useful Nork after they
leave the prison
The citizen., 1911-04-14

Washington, y. g The establish.
ment Of the United States University
In the National Capitol IL provided
for In q bill introduced by Senator
Bornh II IL purpoged to furnish
general training for the public sery-
Ice and an honorary George Wash.
ington degree ~ consideration Of
some distinguished services render
cd 10 the Nation is authorized The
bill propoacs an appropriation Of
s1,000,000 annually for 10 years, 10
establish the University and for
maintananca
The citizen., 1911-04-14
Hits Prohibition Blow.

Montgomery, Statewide prohi.
bition in Alabama was given a knock.
out blow when both branches of the
Legislature adopted the Smith liquor
regulation bill This provides that As
per cent of the votes of a county may
petition for an election to determine
whether liquor shall be sold in that
county, either by saloons, dspensary
or otherwise Each county is thereby
given full power to regulate its liquor
traffic
The citizen., 1911-04-14

Little Mrh Bride had almost every
thing 10 learn about housekeeping. but
abe was so enthusiastic In her interest
hhat every one was glad TO help her.
u have aome particularly fine na
parague." the merketfnan told her one
day. and no displayed a bunch for her
admiration, Picked not three hours
ago. he added
Mrs, Bride looked at II with unaf
kected amazement,
Does II grow like that1" aho asked
~ always suppoaed the cook braided
hhe ends OF it, Youths Companion.
The citizen., 1911-04-14
A HUNDRED GOkVICTS DEAD
Working II Mine When ETrlosicn
Snvtfs Out Lises--Loss CO
Life Totals ii5.

Litleton. Als-Of the 115 miners
who are believed 70 have met death
81 tae explosion a. The Banner mines
u tie Pratt Consolidated Coal Com
DaDy. near here. less than half 2
doze1 bodies have been recovered
The deadly black damp. due 70 the
destruction ot tls Ventilzting fans
~ ne explosion, Vas Z menace 70
ali who attempted 70 enter the work
ings and Il may BE- several days be-
fo.e al the dead have been re-
covered.
The dead are.
Eighty -hye negro conyicts.
Twenty white conyicts
Fire free white men.
Five bodies Of negro conyicts re-
covered
Il vas shown b. checking Of
employes that IS men escaped from
the shaft after the explosion
Clark Mccormick, son of General
Manager H. z. Mccormick. of the
Pratt Consolidated Company, own
ers Of the mine, made dash into
the workings and after returning &c
the surface said that the interior
presented q scene Of indescribable
horror and that dead bodies sur
rounded him on all sides
While no Official statement mas
been made, Il is believed the explo-
sion was caused by safety powder
ignited BY lamp and followed by
dust
The citizen., 1911-04-14
DANGEROUS Mine Fire.

Scranton.-A ire threatened 800
mineworkers Of the Priceburg COL
liery of the Scranton Coal Company,
which owns the ill-fated Pancoast
mine, and within four miles of that
colliery. Two men discovered a pile
Of railroad ties on fire in the Dia-
mond vein. They Immediately noti-
fed the officials, and the latter at
once sent messengers to all parts of
the mine ordering all the 500 en-
ployes TO get out at once.
The citizen., 1911-04-14
AIMED At THE CZAR
Resolutions in House to Abrosete the
Treaty With Russia.

Washington, D. C.-Representative
Sulzer, Of New York, introduced in the
House joint resolution directing the
President 10 terminate the treaty be-
tween the United States and Russia
because Of discrimination against
American citizens Of Jewish origin.
Similar resolutions also have been in.
troduced by Messrs. Harrison and
Goldfogle, Of New York The resolu-
tions were referred to the Foreign AT
fairs Committee, Of which Mr. Sulzer
is chairman Resolutions on this sub
ject which were introduced last ses.
sion failed of passage A favorable
report is predicted this session
The citizen., 1911-04-14

New Orleans. La Through the
efforts of Rev g n Hines loan
fund has been established by The
stewards of his church. the st
Charles Avenue Metbodiat Episcopal
and money is loaned without inter.
est TO worthy men ana women, who
are IN financial trouble Tho pastor
says We have found that many
men aud women who have had what
IL usually termed bad luck can be
saved from a hesrtbreaking failure
by financial assistance"
The citizen., 1911-04-14

Salisbury. Pa Following an in
yestigation by the State Department
OF Health the epidemic OF typhoid
foyer al Iselin is attributed TO the
consumption OF cholera-tainted pork
and 10 a contaminated water supply
During the last year 40 nearby hogs
had cholera. Most OF them were kill
ed by the health authorities. Some
foreigners, not liking to lose their
hogs, butchered and ate the animals
az soon AZ they showed signs Of Ill.
ness
The citizen., 1911-04-14
Ihls Free Ride" Costly.

Huntington, w. Va.-Eight hun
dred dollars and position Is the
price paid for 75-cent pass. The
free" trip on the railroad was made
BY r. L. French. of Welch He was
prosecuted for violation OF the Hep
burn act, fined 800, paid 500 at
torney fees. and his brother, who
secured the pass for him, lost his
job on the railroad.
The citizen., 1911-04-14
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The citizen., 1911-04-14
Vast Coal Deposits.

Washington, d. C.-The discovery
of enormously valuable coal deposits
in an unclaimed section of North
western New Mexico was announced
by the Interior Department The
fields, comprising 1,576,064 acres
near the Colorado border line, were
The citizen., 1911-04-14
EIcHT-HoUR LAW INVALID
Penn syiysnis Court Declares Il Spec-
isi Legislation.

Pennsylvania Court Declares Il SPEC
isi Legislation.
Philadelphia. the ground that
IL was special legislation the Penn
sylvania eight-hour law was declared
unconstitutiona by the State Su-
preme Court The decision reversed
the Allegheny county and State Su-
perior Courts and frees from liability
John J. Casey. Pittsburg contrac-
tor. who built the Pittsburg fltra-
ton plant. and who was convicted OF
violating the terms OF the law.
The Law was passed in 1897 and
provided that workmen engaged In
public works for the State or any
municipality could work only eight
hours a day. The Supreme Court
holds that this is special legislation
regulating labor and violates the
State Constitution
The citizen., 1911-04-14
swaIIowea steel polnts.

Ithaca, n Y--Surgeons removed
1G steel compass points from the
stomach Of Instructor T J. Williams,
Who had placed the points in
capsule for safekeeping and then
swallowed the capsule by mistake.
He viii probably recover.
The citizen., 1911-04-14

'What do you think OF Mrs Gam,
mons Idea OF keeping Lent oondL
tionH2
Judging from my experience a her,
. think Il Ia In never returning any.
ahilg she borrows."
The citizen., 1911-04-14
Pass Ohio utntis. snL

Columbus. O--The House passed the
Winters public utilities bin, under
which the State Railroad Commission
ls given stock control over all public
utilities. including steam and electric
railways. and rate control over utill,
ties. save those which get franchises
from cry Councils
The citizen., 1911-04-14

Consul General John p. Bray, OF
Sydney, reports that soda water Is
not as popular beverage in AUS
tralia as in the United States; that
there are only four or five fountaina
In Sydney, and that these do not ap,
pear to be patronized by the rush OF
customers common in such places in
the United States.
The citizen., 1911-04-14
TOM JOHhSOh'S
BATTLES ENUEO
CieEslsnds Four Tines Mayor
Dies Lftsr Long Illness
URGED PUBLIC OWNERSHIP.
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~ -1ougat ser5o1s 1atll - s81ersa
: relapse o. Wa61es6aT Nsrea Is
IL rad 5ee1 gaining strength eFsT
sres y cane bone sfrs- Spending
~ suu14r O <s--ueke- Ls-a1CE-
o. SATURDAY -lgzt Mare1 H. - lett
lis apartments I'D s--szce5 Z 1s1-
-u4- q ~ KS. Przus Clu5- ~ organ
-za-Eo, q CleTA-s15 lzEEers. He
renamed until 4 II Sunday and
VIXEN - retar1e6 70 rs home =
complained Of -ot feeling well
TIE following wednesday lis coz
d5-5o1 was Euch tast he was obliged
. . @ os5- FROM ma dsy 70 tae
tie q his des-1 his condition vas
grave. tho1gh several TINES - made
seemingly impossible rallies. s1d de-
spite 1ae tact that n realized hs did
no- have long . live ths former
mayor was cheerful and optimistic %
t1e last
The citizen., 1911-04-14
Bryan Slams Harvard.

Charlottesville, Vain an ad-
dress before the State Y. NJ. C. A..
convention. William ]. Bryan quoted
Colonel Roosevelt as saying there was
hardly predatory conspiracy against
the country that did not have Har-
ward brains behind it.
The citizen., 1911-04-14

Portland. ore Theodore Roosevelt
arrived in Portland from California,
and laid me cornerstone ~ the new
club house ~ The Multinomah Athletic
club speaking on the development Of
amateur athletics The Colonel re-
viewed a0.000 school children
The citizen., 1911-04-14

"Cralge LipDincott Killed himself
Hltn .zz-calibre revolver n MAS
\ nnD pistol, evidently purchased
especially for the deed only one
shell nad eyer been discharged from
i' and mat mas the shell which Kill.
Dd Mr. Lippiucoit He shot himself
while lying IN bed
The citizen., 1911-04-14

Greens wife is suffragette. isn't
shsf"
Yes. aud Green says ho wouldn't
maind that so much n she didn't always
act na though Il 10 his fault she cant
vote"
The citizen., 1911-04-14
coxernment seIzes RIfIes.

Douglas. Ariz - Two cases OF
Springfield rifles with bayonets. con.
signed from st. Louis firm to Ell
Paso, and thence to this city. were
confscated by A. H. Thompson, spec
al agent for the Department Of Jus.
tice
The citizen., 1911-04-14

PiitsburR Orders have been is-
sued this week in practically all the
wiro and nail mills Of the PittsburR
district 70 place those plants on full
time. owing 10 the ogercrowding Of
business for the spring season
The citizen., 1911-04-14

Roanoke. Va Sander Kali and
6 Bollo were killed ~ Pocahonlas
IN The mines ~ the Big Vein Poca-
hontas Company by fall Of slate
"6teye" Bodio VIII die from injuries
The citizen., 1911-04-14
Church Taxes Incomes.

Milwaukee The Westminster
Presbyterian Church has solved the
financial question by an income tax
on its members of per cent. on in
comes under $1,000 and up to FIVE
per cent. on incomes over $4,000.
The citizen., 1911-04-14
Nations Win Meet.

Paris.-May has been decided as
the month for the International Con-
ference on Sanitary Questions, the
exact dates to be decided shortly AL
ready &c countries have signified
their intention of being represented.
The citizen., 1911-04-14

Fre5erick The uiueles1td ~
rusl repo-t % the Bureau q Stats
ties and Information pIzces Fra5erics
county nearly 4 the Top ot ne coun-
ties q the STATE. TIE county Z
given 1ss manufactures, employing
2 totsl Of 1885 persons. and whose
products are TslUed q Sz.51s.33T.
Frederick city has 5s industries
which employ 1893 persons and
whose products are valued q 81
e24.eT0. The county stands fourth
II new corporations. Z total Of Il
having been incorporated during ths
year. The population OF The county
IS 52.I63. Al increase q 753 over the
census Of 1900. Frederick city has
population OF 10.4I1. gain o.
1,115 over the last census. and IS
now the fourth largest city IL The
State IN point OF city TAX rata Il is
second 70 Baltimore. with rate ot
81 Salisbury and Fros-burg have
the lowest tax rate OF any city il the
State-50 cents Oh S18o. The value
OF property in Frederick county is
placed al s22.263.4O1 The amount
Of State levy al IS cents on 500 vas
S25,62144 The tax rate for the
county is Sis, there being FIVE
other counties IN the State with 2
larger rate In 215 buildings in
spected in the county 1929 males
and AS females are employed. The
sanitary conditions OF the buildings
inspected are pronounced good
The citizen., 1911-04-14
To Combat Socialism

New York-The Catholics of the
New York district have organized
the Laymen's League for retreats and
social studies to combat Socialism
The citizen., 1911-04-14
$4,000 900 For War.

Mexico City.-Four million dol.
lars gold was voted by the Chamber
OF Deputies for war fund for the
qualification of the country
The citizen., 1911-04-14
THE NEWS
OF
MARYLAND

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question o. Il adequate surVlv oi
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Eo- q 1e-ers. ~. A-o-g ~ II.
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lie PARK. for witch - c1ry ro-s5 -
ee1tIr .fo- z 5ood issue of $4,000
s-6 slso - ol-s1r1a-- q : -zcs.
ar gar52ge l1clne-s-lon plant.
co-6i-loz Il f5sgerz-oV1- -1e 1zpo-t
G City Treasurer Joa1 2 Sweeney
WsTo- Sco-- revlewe5 t1e financial
ttoEf1g s3Z.089 n ~ --sssurT. R=
csiyts to- Ire Eesr aggregated $751;
500 s-f eEps16i-1rss $12e. .900 IN
ue15s-s Liabilities ot ne city amount
. less nan $4,000 Tie pr=sea.
bonded Indebtedness e the city is
$4,000. bonds 70 The amount q
$500 having been redeemed during
.he pss- 2 months.
The citizen., 1911-04-14

Stockholm, Sweden Andrew Car
uegio has donated 100000 for q
hero fund for Sweden, II is an
n0unced
The citizen., 1911-04-14
Poisoned From Cheese

GAINESVILLE, O.-Four small chill
dren of George Zimmerman, of Nc
Connellsville, were poisoned by eat
ing cheese
The citizen., 1911-04-14

Rice, it is now said, can be grown
more profitably In Manchuria than in
China or Japan, Notwithstanding the
short season.
The citizen., 1911-04-14

Hagerstown The new serum for
the cure of cerebro-spinal meningitis
is being used for the first time in Ha-
gerstown and with highly satisfac-
tory results. Joel Whip, years
old, was operated on for appendicitis
and soon afterward cerebro spinal
meningitis developed. The first dose
of the new serum was given the child
Sunday night. Since then four doses
have been administered and the little
patient is responding nicely to the
treatment, with excellent prospects of
recovery.
The citizen., 1911-04-14
10 Eestore Csnteen.

Washington. y & n bin 70 restore
The army canteen vas introduced by
Representative Barholdt. Of Missouri.
The citizen., 1911-04-14

Easton.--At q joint meeting of the
Commissioners of Caroline and Tai
bot counties, held in Denton, the
contract for building the Dover
bridge and the causeway on the Car
oline side of the Choptank river was
awarded TO the York Bridge Com
pany of York, Pa, subject TO the ap-
proval of the State Roads Commits
sion.