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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
.OSlER RIGHT; YOUTH
SUCCEEDS AGE
Gray Hair is First Sign of Age,
Harmless Remedy Restores
TO Natural Color.

Osler isn't the only man who turns
down old age IN the business world
the Young man" Is always the op1
who picks lhr plums. u ~ an age OF
new thought new talent" etc.
and the old nan ~ passed by IN the
race
one OF the frat signs OF coming age
n the appearance OF graz hairs. When
you see them, aet promptly. Wyolh's
SAGE ana sulphur Hair Remrdy viii
correct this alnn, which 80 often de-
ceiyes people into thinking that aEr
Is really upon them Il IL u well
known fact that saee and sulphur VIII
darken the hair. Wyeih'a sage and
Sulphur combines these old-ilne rem
fdies with ether agents which re-
move dandrnil and promote the
Growth Of the hair.
The manufacturers OF this femed,
lanthorlxe lbs druggiRis 10 seli 4 IN
Ide4 ularentea that the money viii b.
refunded 4 \ fails 70 DO exactly AZ
represented.
Don't look old before your time Ge
y bottle OF Wyefb's sage ana Sulphur
To-day. and see what an improvement
NJ viii make In the appearance d
your hair.
This preparation Il offered 10 NE
public IA flfiy cents q hottie. ead Il
recommended and sold by AL drus
Hlfss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
LOCAL YOUNG MEN
BUYl BUSINESS
E. 7. Howell Has Sold c. & A.
Coffee Company to Messrs.
Kraemer and Pryor.

There has been closed within ~.
PAST few days deal by which tlie
ownership Of the G. a A. Coffce CON
pany on South second street u trans
ferred from Edgar r. Howell, who has
conducted The establishment fug the
past two years. To Armin w. krnemer
and Fred Pryor Two widely known
local YOUNG men.
II is Mr. Howels'z intention TO
move within the near future 10 san
Diego. Cal. where ne has some vqr,
lnromiging basIHess interests fse Nnd
Mrs Howell nave made mary friends
IN Albuquerque. who will wish thcps
every success In their new home.
The new propFietors Of the G.. a 4.
have had valuable experience IA ite
line of business they are To unlnrihs"
Mr. Kraemcr having been for the
pnsl seven years In the emi.ley q
William Dolde and Mr. r.yef ha, ING
been connected Tor about ave year !
With the Ward grocery. Both ~
huatlors and they PROPOSE 70 extend
considerably the lines handled by III,
lC &. A. COMPANY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
DELAY tNOAMGtRs
|. OTHER BUILDINGS
NEAR FIRE
Mismanagement in Directing
Firemen Threatened 10
Give Capitol Saloon Blaze a
Dangerous Roadway.

Because of delay in setting water
turned on the blaze 40 me 'anitnl
saloou lost nisht. tho flames onoang'
cred the building west nf ths resort
aud also hc y g. Armlio building
on the cmner of Central and Seeond
streets
The nrc broke out about less and
both departments responded o. the
alarm. running four lines ~ hose IN
% the front and back % the saioun.
The damagc is not yct determined,
but All the f,ns furniture and fixtures
ia the plhce is hopeiesaly burned and
scorched. and the hlH mirrors are
broken by heat.
The Insurance 81 small The IN
lures are owned by Charles y. patt,
ana tho building bS Thomas "
I chase - Washington.
Tho fire started through the light
inr 81 match by tn proprietor
- the iunyh counter in the rear. J
~ pompoff. when there was Easo'
| limo v4pur from tho heater Ia thu air
An explosion followed knockinl
1 pcmpoff down ana starting the hlazc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
NOVEMBER CROP
REPORT REAsSURING



Member crop report 81 the department
Of agriculture. issued today y az fol-
lows
corn: Production. 2,T7e,soi GOO
bhshris Acre yield. 2sa bushels.
Quallts, SOC. Percent 90 1919 crop
remaining on farms November nrst'
az or ig2. Oss bushels
Buckwhea,. Production. i7seSi.ooO
bushels Acre yield, AIS bushels.
qualify, S5.3.
FLAX seed. Production 2ise2,000
bushels Acre yield. T.e bushels. onni-
| Ity. s8.5.
Tohacco; Production, 7so.cs9.o9o
pounds Acre yield, $500 pounds.
Quality. sci.
wheat weight per bushel, 57.'
pounds.
oats Weight per bushcl ISL
pounds.
Harley; Weight per bushal ie.l
pounds.
Apples Productlon. s2.i per cen
! OF fun crop,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

chicago. Nov. S.--A rebound In he
wheat market todey followed rathcr
SHARP dcrllne due 90 weak eaD''f.
First prices here were as to J cent
down. December started ai sse 80
se 3-Sc, a loss Of &c so ! cent ana
then rose 10 10 7-saaac The close
IVES steady with December i'sc net
higher ~ "a lac
Corn rallied promptly whom v Was
fonnd that offerings we're slim De-
reu,ber opened i.4ms-Sc oR 90 a HE
amount and afterwards climbed 10
Gs a-ic. Tho close was steady az
81 i-sc FOR December. "a net gain OF
iHf i.Sc.
In the oats pit the course 81 prices
seemed 20 be swayed ~ corn. De-
cen,ber started IA 10 s-ec lower NJ
acc to 10 Use ana assembled 10 So
~ 90 h-Sc.
General selling BY commission
hDuses carried provisions do%nw@rd
F.isi sales We're slae 60 Toe cheaper.
With May st sis.a5 Tor pork. 1871 =
Ia ts.4O for hard aud tS.i0 20 sS.isb
for ribs
wheat--Dec.. % lac; May, 9s's ("
30 b-Sc.
Corn-D.c.. SO Use. May. sfhc.
Oats.-Dec., lsiae; May. ts"ts i-sc
Pork--Jan., $3.50,
T.ard--Jan.. tsi2iA.
Ribs--Ian.. ts.2o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
COPPER PRODUCERS
PUBLISH REPORT


tNy Eventa& Hsrotd y. v. tsensed Wtrei
Sew York. ~ ", Nov. N--The
statements OF the Copper Producers
association for October shows a de-
crease In stocks on hand 0f almost
5.sO0.U pounds compared with the
previous month. Production increased
lby 2.eGG. fs2 pounds, domestic dcliv'
cries Increased from s7.1ii.5Sf 10 Ca
pts .a0i ana foreign demand ftom sn
lhst.0il 10 GO.0Ss.3is pounds, maklhn
total increase On deliveries for The
month of 1917 .OGi pounds
John d. Ryan president OF this
Amalgnmnted Copper company sue
ceeds Urban n Broushton. f0rme
lnlasideut OF that company, as mem
Der ct the executive committees OF th'
Producers association
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
chleaqs Livestosk.

Chicago. Nov. N--CattIe receIpsH
I21. 600. Market steady 10 Toe lower.
fleevca sa75as.l0; TEXAS steers
western steers si.Sbef
|7.2S: stockers and feedess s325H
l5.G5; cows and heIfen sg.eoGs.oo.
calves s5.5OMS5O.
Hog receipts $4,000. market slow,
&c lower. Ilght t5.55H6.2s: mixed
Iss.f5m6.S7 IL. heavy. t5.5596.35,
rough s5.55ms.ba; good TO choice
iseavy s5.9s6G.35. pigs sa5smb.50;
bnik OF sales sG0sme.g0
| sheep receipts 40 .000: market weak
| Native &2b0n3ss. western t2,1am
$50: yearllngs s3.50@4t0: lambI
nstiYc ss.00ei $40. western tf.oefi
$50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
Elcc,lon Cnnteslea.

salt f.srke, Utah, Nov. S.--The elee-
tion % samuel c. Parkes "a mayor
ana the election OF four commissioners
ana an auditor at yesterdays munich
pal election viii be contested ON The
ground thar the ballots used In the
election did not comply with the law
II was announced today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
kansa, cI.v Lives,oek

Kanshs City, Nov Seattle re-
ceipts ii,eas Including i.Seo south
erns. Market steady TO shade lower
Native steers t550ms.00. rsat
southern steers sssb@Gso, south
esn COWS and heifers t2s5Ws.1b, na-
tive cows and aeifers sI.l5n 100 /:
stockcrs and feeders s1.754k.sS; butts
Ita O0eiiT5; calves ttOOMIoO,
Western steers ai.anf11-l3. .--Nest-
|esp cows S2.ssNk 100 "A ,sss,s.-. !,
snat receipss l7.oee Alsti,et : 10 a
Gents lower. Bulk Of sales s5.1Ou
{ Is: heavy ss.2oa s.3s; packers and
butchers ss.i5a6s0 lights ss.79ef
,Gls: pigs st.oOM5.2S.
Sheep receipts $1,000 Market
steady to i0c lower Mutions $4,000
90; lambs sigsMS00; range weth
ers and yeaflings t3.o0Ms1h; range
ewes 81 9Oar4.0o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

New YORK. y. ". Nov. s.--Cail mo.
nev. 2is per cent. prime PAPER. -
04ts per cent; MeSiean d"ilhrs' soc
Amalgamatod. stf.
sugar. III.
Atrhisen. iG0h.
Great Northern 1875
New York central. i"i ~.
Northern Pacific. itsh.
southern Pacific. ~ rs
nioa paolac. isS ia.
steel. 81 s-S
Steel. prof erred. los y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
ENORMOUS COTTON
CROP WILL BREAK
ALL RECORDS
Amount Ginned November LIST
Exceeds Previous Figures
by Almost Two. Million
Bales.


tHy EeeutnG HerAta a. " Lenses Wtrrf
Washington. -. g., Nov. SWIM
e.gss.I7g bales Of cotton OF the growth
~ 1871 ginned prior 20 November l..
az announced today by the census ou-
rcau. tho promised ecord-hrcakins
Gotten crop IL fast boing made ready
Tor the manufacturers.
The amount ginned 20 November 1
exceeds by I.7T7.o00 bales that ginned
in 1905. tire previous record u also
N greater than the ginning to Noyem-
Der "a 81 any year. being about 200
600 bales more than slnned to that
date IN 1904. the record year. This
would indlcate that the crop was AZ
least tHo weeks earlier In maturinE
aud reaching the gins.
Calculations of the years total crop
based on the ginning reports there
fore probably would be more accur'
ate II nsured on tile November ~ ~
ports Of other years. In previous rec
ord years about 70 per cent ~ tho
total crop has been ginned 10 thai
date and rough esiilnate o. thi'
years crop might be- placed at a min-
imum of it.000, 900 haies
Commercial experts estimates, how.
ever. range up 10 more than 1900
GOO nales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
REPUBLICANS ARE
VICTORIOUS
(contInucd rom raA one)

and Socialists divided honors. the
former making notable gains at Lo'
gan. Provo and Park cay, The So
ciallsts elected tickets al Murray
Eureka, Tinsc and stockton The
oyerturning Of majorltles That have
been rolled az in years past by th'
Republicans in the small towns fur
nlshed one OF the surprises OF The
election.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

thlcaRU, IT.. NOV. s.'~MfF. LfilIiH
Nermilya. accused ~ poisoning Pos
lieeman Rln1oneste became SERIOUSLY
Nv In sail today. She was stricken
with severe nausea and u WIS fear
ed thnt ia spite of numerous guards
she had attempted 60 end her NE by
poIronine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
The Markets


New York, y. NJ, Nav. s.--spoi cot
ton closed dun Iioints lower mia
dilne nplands. te.Ss; mlddllnE gnlf
$3.50. Snlcs none
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

FOR GALE cHEAp--pandy good
morse and nov saddle. Owner -
leaving city and wants cash. Address
/. N, g. care Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
New YORK Metals.

New York, ~ ". Nev. s.--copprf'
xis.oO Gni s.ss: ain. ftg.oo qfts.ao; lead,
s4.gsa $50 silver. So.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

NJ n. nfcaa Democratic, was ~.
elected with plurality Of so over
Alien stuart, soclalist ic VIII serve
until che new charter takes effect
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

Washington. Nov s.--census bureau
reports cotton EinRed ts November 4
as follows; United states. sses.lTs
hates; round bales. gs.34a. Sea la
land. ss.i3a. Florida. ea,p7t. tieoF-
alta. ss.7se. South Carolina. i.s6a.
Total ginning by states: Alabama.
i.0se.sssi Arkanaas. 44s. sos, FLOR
ida. ss.s7a; Georgia. 1905. sss; Lou
lalana. 2aa.ofs; Mississippi. 5Ss.0&i;
North Carolina. so7sssei Oklahoma,
Esk.s1s. South Carolina. isGei.p7e;
Tonnersoe. sf2.Esa; Texas. s.2io.ais:
other states 5l.sii.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

81 IIonis. Mo. Nov. s.---Wool un-
changed; territory and western me
dhms 17G2oc. ine mediums isn INC:
fine iimi5c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

sacram ento. cal, Nov. :. ---s',era-
mento stepped Ia the ranks OF cities
having the commission form OF gov
eminent as result 81 the municipal
election yesterday. The new charter
was adopted by a majority az cs out
~ total vote of more than 5000.
The charter will he presented TO the
special session of tine legislature next
month and undoubtedly VIII be rati-
nsa
~ Viii take effect next July. Mayor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
OF ACCUSED WOMAN

MIS-. Iouo@c vermilya. Under Charge
OF Murder, sissvmr~ Nnu.cafed la
Jaii Hospital Believed stom Efiesss
vi IiolSslt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
MISSING BOY HAD
ONLY ONE DOLLAR

Santa Re, \. NJ. Nov, S. Brother
Edward, director OF 81. Mlchaeis col
lege, has received word iroM me
relatives Of Para William RUIZ, me
misslng hoy who left Phoenix, Afn'.
October LIST for santa ~ and has nor
ARRIVED yet. stating that besines hls
ticket be had bus 81 In llls pocket
when he left home AIthohsh pos
sesslng Spanish name thf boy
speaks only English MS relatives
are greatly alarmed over the mymett
~ biz whereabouts and anyone WIZ
can give Information ahouid naureh,
nrother Edward, a. Mirhael's Col
lego. santa fc. ~ NJ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

PfLEs CrRED IN q no a nays;
Your dfuNnitf viii fefnna money Y
raae ~ Itrhinr. nilnd. Bleeding or
Pfo,rncIns pllss IN q n days 500
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
Results 81 Municipal Elections
in Western Cities Add Fouv
Recruits to New Style OF
Local Administration.
NEW CHARTER ADOPTED
IN SACRAMENTO, CAL.
Citizens Ticket in Salt Lake
Wins Over American
Party" and Makes Possible
New Scheme.

sny EseniHs Herald A. y. teassd vice.
iSnnsas city, Mo- Nov. s--Com-
mission form OF government won in
tuo cities west OF the Missouri river
10 yeslcrday's election namely chan
MO and Manhattan. KAN. while two
more. sacramento. csiif. and ~ait
i.agc appear e. have voted Tor Tho
change
To date this makes i5s cities and
towns nov under either direct com.
mission form or some modified style
81 shat system. of this number fss
have direct commission form without
modification
sails Lake adopss scheme.
salt Lake. Utah. Nov. S.--by th'
landslide which yesterday ovcrtutn-
"a American party" ru'e IN sal'
Lake clty the citizen. non partisan
party gains the opportunity 81 heins
tho first tu set Ia motion new
achrmo 81 government hefe-th'
commission plan. rs a majority ol
t.itC the entire citixen's ticket wa
rarrled into effect Tho vote for
mayor wus Park ts.ael, Hransfor'
io,pib The vote OF the larger citie'
in Utah. Repuhhcan Enins were r.
ported nj ogden, where FcE. the Re
publican candidate for mayor woi
aver his Democratic opponent by
comparatively small majority a
brigham, the customary Republican
majority was maintained.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

Every thrifty housewife
in Albuquerque knows
that this means a saving
Of from 10 to % per cent
on her purchases Of table
linen.--besides this every
purchase is backed by our
personal guarantee.
Warren sheaf., 1911-04-27

T.. E. Moulton was in from March
last evening.
Rev. o. K. Moberg, of Crookston,
las in the city Monday evening.
Potato planters, sprayers and dig
gers sold by w. F. Powell & Co.
Dan Nordstrom, of Alvarado, is
here attending the assessors meeting.
A fine baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Westlin this
morning.
We sell Wagon Scales, just what
every farm needs-W. F. Powell &
Co.
Sanfrid Johnson, N. G.. Backstrom
and M. H. Sands, of Alvarado, were
in the city last evening.
The Northern Minnesota Firemen's
Association will hold their annual
tournament at Ada on July 4, and s
Plant some clover this spring. Best
of seed offered by the Peoples Store.
Warren sheaf., 1911-04-27
The Royal Woven Wire fencing,
sold by w. r. Powell & Co.

The Royal Woven Wire fencing,
sold by w. r. Powell & Co.
Misses Albertina and Mollie Nord
gren went to Crookston Monday eve
ming for visit.
| John Halvorson, who is employed
at Oslo, spent Tuesday tvening with
his family in this city.
The old reliable Goodhue Wind Mills
are sold by w. f. Powell & Co.
Miss Marie Mizisin, who has been
visiting at Fisher, returned to hel
home near Tabor Wednesday.
! Mrs. c. G. Whitney, of Walker
Mimi, arrived Tuesday for few
days visit with her parents, Mayor
and Mrs. A. B. Nelson.
| D. E. Asplund has resigned his po
sition with the Peoples Trading Co
and will leave for the southern part
of the state next week.
Misses Nellie Hunstad, Annie and
Ellen Carlson visited at the home OF
J. F. Carlson in Vega last Sunday
They report having good time.
John Peltzer, who has been employ
ed at the Register printing Office, left
Monday evening for his home near the
twin cities, where he may have to un
dergo an operation for appendicitis.
Edward Hanson, of Agder, is at
tending the assessors meeting here
today. He says farmers are busy
seeding in his neighborhood and thai
the ground has never been in better
shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hanson anG
daughter, Mrs. Fred Moores, and son
Dewitt, visited at the home of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Fred Bake and family severa
days last week. They are from Graf
ton, N. D.
A home talent program will be Civ
en- by the Junior class of the Warre1
high school next Saturday evening a
7.3O at the high school building. Ad
mission 25 cents Ice cream and coffee
will be served free.
President o. E. Abrahamson, O
North Star College has been on the
sick list for several days. He was tax
en- to the hospital yesterday threaten
ed with a run of fever, possibly ty
phoid. His friends hope for hi
speedy recovery.
Harry Valtinson, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. o. G. Valtinson, of this city, al
rived home Tuesday after an absence
of four years on the Pacific coast. HI
has travelled all over the coast coun
try, his most recent stopping plac'
having been Los Angeles, California.
Plant your corn with John Deer
Planter, sold by w. F. Powell & Co.
Warren sheaf., 1911-04-27
Today's Market Prices.
Local News

We have good line of fine buggies
and spring wagons.-W. F. Powell &
Co.
We don't want you to go to Canada,
if we can help it, but if you think you
must. it will pay you to buy through
us.-Louis M. Olson, Agent c. p. r.
Lands, Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf., 1911-04-27
ANNOUNCEMENT

! hereby announce to the public
that I have purchased the Concrete
Block Factory of Nelson & Mattson
in this city and am in position to fur
nish anything that may be wanted In
that line. I also have twenty years
experience in laying cement sidewalks
and all kinds Of cement construction
and will guarantee satisfactory work.
Will be pleased to receive your or
ders and to make estimates.
Gust Ekblad.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-08
CORN CONTEST FOR THE
RURAL SCHOOL PUPILS
eURLElGH COUNTY WILL NOT
BE BEHIND OTHER
COUNTIES
Children may Be Sent to Attend
Boys and Girls Institute at the N.
.. Agricultural College in the Fai1.

County superintendent of schools C.
L. Vgness is making preparations for
a corn contest to be held by the rural
school pupils of Burleigh county and is
sending out circular letters to all OF
the teachers of the district schools SO
that they may arouse interest in their
respective communities. Mr.. Vigness
also expects to arrange for mum
ber Of prizes to be distributed to the
winners, and the exhibit will be held
in the capital city in the fall.
Mr.. Vigness is also In receipt Of a
letter from Georts. w. Randlett, III.
rector of the college extension work
of the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege, which tells of the Boys'and Girls
Institute which has been held in the
past and urging that Burleigh county
be represented at this time, and it is
very probaBle that four or five of the
younger pupils will &c gwen an oppor-
tunity to attend this institute.
Any the rural school children Of
Burleigh county who may desire to
take part in the corn growing contest
are requested to send in their names
to County Superintendent Vigness at
Bismarck, when they will be sent ap-
plication blanks together with a copy
of the rules which govern such con-
tests
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-08
Dove
AGAIN HOVER
over MEXICO
(Ry Associated Press.)

Chihuahua, Mex., April e-Via Lar
odo, Texas, April s-A report which
lacks official confirmation is i'll persist
ent circulation that in the event OF
President Diaz putting into effect the
reforms suggested i'll his recent mes
sage to the Mexican congress with
peace as the result DR.. Vasqucz Gomez
i,surrecto confidential agent at Wash
ington. will be called to Mexico City
today to assume high office.
With outposts of insurrcctos and fed
eral troops separated by only few
miles, Chihuahua today was in state
of expectancy. \ message has been
sent to Maddero urging him not to per-
nit the destruction of the Mexican
National railroad to the south, whicl,
is now the only means of bringing sup
plies here. The suspension OF trains
would place Chihuahua City under a
seige. The presence of federal troops
here SO far as food is concerned would
work hardship on non-combatants.
Requests to Madero when presented
by foreigners invariably have been
granted. He has permitted provision
trains to pass through insurrecto ter
ritory to Mines northward where many
Americans are employed,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-08
50 bodies
RECOVERED
FROM Mine
Total Of Death May Run Close
TO q Hundred
All Deaths Due to Gas is the
Statement Made
10y Associated Press.,

Scranton, Pa, April S-At noon it
is estimated that the dead at the Pan
coast mine at Throop will reach IS,
IL number of the missing workmen not
yet being accounted for These are be-
Iicvcd to have been III that part of the
mine where fire ragged. Seventy bodies
have been taken out.
Scranton, Pa, April S-When
scarclcrs for bodies came to the SUR
face at 9:45 with twelve more victims
they reported that four other lifeless
mine workers were lying at bottom of
shaft, making total number recovered
up to this time seventy.
Scranton, Pa, April Sup to 9:45
this morning seventy bodies had been
taken out of the ill-fatcd Pandcoast
mine at Throop, where fire yesterday
enlombcd many men. Indications are
that others are yet to be found and the
grim tragedy OF the coalery will be
Scranton, Pa, April 9-Fify bodies
had been recovered up to 8 d. III. to-
day from the PancOaSt mine at IhrOOp
where yesterdays fearful disaster oc-
Cured. Mine official admit that 20 or
more men may be in the mine. Fire
which started in one of the hosting
engine rooms in the China" vein, 75O
feet below the surface in "the lowest
working i'll the mine did not do as
much damage to the working as had
been believed. Fire did not reach the
cntombed men and thercondition of
their bodies shows tl,ats.death was due
to suffocation from smoke and as
phyziation from accumulated gas.
None of the bodies which were
found in a heap in the blind gangway
was i'll the least mutilated. Forty-four
II dead have been identified. Many OF
The victims were foreigners and known
)nly by number or nickname.