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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-15
GYPSY
Letter Telling What is Going
on in DownlRiveF Min
ing Town.

GYPSY. Feb. h5LThe show
given in the opera house recently
was well attended and quite sue
cess.
C. " Kuhn, ONCE mau, is i'll at
this time Of tonsolitis.
The many friends and playmates
.of David Morgan, viii be glad to
learn that he is recovering from
typhoid fever after a six weeks i'll
ness.
ar. and Mrs. D. 4. Henry, Of
Adamston, visited their daughter.
Mrs. IA. ". Morgan, Sunday.
w. L. Roush is receiving con-
examinations and wearing the smile
that viii not come off-it is boy. .
Robert Hughes is recovering
from lat this time. -
DR.. Smith was alrecent visitor to
iclarksburg
Quite a good deal of sickness pre-
walls here sG9s,
b L.. DUTY Is m at ting writing.
orman, the little SON of Or. and
MRS ThomassFwilliams, Is suffering
from stoamsh trouble.
"A. Y Morgan was a recent bust
ness visitor in Fairmont.
Iif;AIrs StClarenee, Ash. was guest
of Mrs. "A. ". Morgan a few days
recently.
Miss ROxleesummers has returned
home from lAdamston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-15
'. .s,@ : Stops a Hing Hair and
-. ,.,.. Destroys Dandruff
Makes the Hair Grow Long, Heavy
and Luxuriant and We Can
1888 Quickly Prove Il
If You Wish to Double the Beauty of
Your Hair at Once, Just Get a rs
.e. Cent Bottle and Try This

Surely Try Dandcrine Hair Cleanse If you wish
70 Immediately double the beauty of your hair with
ft;ie trouble and at a cost not worth mentioning
just moiSten cloth with Ittle Danderihes and
draw; it carefully through your hair, taking ono
snail strand at time, this will cleanse the hair Of
dust, dirt or any excessive ofl-In few moments
YOU will be amazed. Your hair viii be wavy,
fluffy and abundant and possess an Incompatible
softnesS, uStre and luniriance, the beauty and
simmer of true hair health. 20
Besides identifying the hair, one application of
Danderine dissolyes every particle of DsndrufF;
cleanses purfes and invigorates the scalp, forever
stopging itching and falling hair.
Danderne is to the hair what fresh showers Of
rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes right
to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them It's
cxhlntiug, stimulating and lifs-producirg proper
ties cause the hair TO grow abundanty long, strong
an'l Sc.atptSiE at once inpaEts sparkling bTii-
lancy and velvoy softrcas TO the hair, and a few
week Z use will cause heY lnir to sprout all oFcr'
the sesip Use it every dhy for ;fslort tine laftcr
which two or three.tnls week will lie sufficient
TO complete whatever growth you desire.
You eau surely have pretty, SOFT Mstrous hair,
aEdtos OF i, il you Tii just get 25 cent bottle.uf
Hnowltons Danderire from any dug store OF toilet
counter and Try it directed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-15
TO RE nEPORTED.

Three men were convicted of
street drunkenness and fined So and
costs each this morning at the usual
session of police court. None of
them had any money with which to
pay their, fines and they were re
mandcd to Jail until evening. when
they will be deported, Mayor Frank
R. Moore presided.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-15

remedy. for II washes away the disease
germs and leaves the skin as clear and
healthy as that OF child.
al other druggists have ODD. Pre-
scrlption-SO 10 them Il you can't come
TO us-but don't accept some big profit
substitute.
But Il you come TO our store, we are
sd certain of,whdt ODD will 90 for you
that we offer yoif'a full size bottle on
this guaran tee;--Tf you do not find that
It takes away the itch 1T ONCE, it
costs You not a cent
s QLARKsBgRG, VIVA. ~:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-15
Oh, How I ItC:laed!

What long nerve-racling days OF con-
slant tortuTe-Yhat Slcepiess nights OF
terrible OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
slant Itch until it seemed that must
So IS tear OK my very skin-then7- 4.
n Instant relief-ny skin cooled, soothed
"a md healed! .
1oOI5 MEsSSSsas 2s s s5 55Ss
49, -. 49,. I'D. touched the burning skin the tor
St - ce3Std. itt25cf bOttle4 proves tit
tt '' ''Ss 9Ijil1G HAS HESSrs Brown years al
the 6hfy absolutely rciuJlet 1ecEeTAn
~5gAFg; DHEtkY & sfVi1hLSs s. HAAsSd EFEIs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-15

In prescTibing terms OF sale
Of a large body or land to satisfy
the. vendors lien of nearly $685.
900 the trial court does not abuse
it's discretion by requiring only
100000 of the purchase money to
be paid in cash and the balance in
three equal instruments in one. two
and three years, respectively, from
the date of sale.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-15

. oLARKsBNRG. " ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
30 YETTE FACES
MURDER CHARGE
Alleged to Have Killed Man Who
Said He Shot Him
self.

Montgomery Ala. July .e-I. T..
Boyette manager Of the MONTGOMERY
Cooperage Company. and prominently
connected was arrested here to-day
charged with the murder of p. j..
Westhofcn. also OF the Cooperage Com
pany. Westhofen died at II local m
urinary OF loclSiaw earlier In the day.
The arrest comes as the elimination
OF shooting two weeks ago. Isaac
White. negro chauffeur or the Roycttes.
told the sheriff to-day that Mrs. Boy
cite started on an afternoon drive two
weeks ago. Westhofen was taken in
the car White says that eight miles
from the city Wcsthofcn ordered IN,
car stopped and went a hundred yard =
in the woods Immediately a shot ranr
out. Al Mrs. Boyette's command White
investigated He found Westhofen
shot in the arm. with revolver ut
his feet. Westhofen declined to get
back In the car and told the negro ne
shot himself
Westhofen at the innrmary repeatcd
his statement that he shot mself
but Monday Sheriff Hood was told to
come to the inhrmary to obtain an
antemortcm statement. Before the
sheriff's arrival Westhofen died. Dr..
! Anderson told the sheriff that Westho-
fen in his delirum said Boyette did the
| shooting. At lucid intervals Westho-
Zen told the hospital attendants Ito
shot h!mscff. DR. Anderson is OF tho
opinion that Wcsthofcn could not have
shot himself. on account OF the loca-
tion of the wound
Boyette denied the charge and re-
fused 10 make statement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
A Word 10 Women
on Health Matters

Women are generally careful about
the state Of their health. and they are
apt to make good use OF remedies
known as disease preven,ives. Germi-
cldes and antiscptics are included in
THIS class but the greatest care should
he exercised in using any which con
tains poisons. unless prescribed by a
BY reason Of It's absolute safety and
its beneficial results physicians gen
era!y nave strongly Recommended
INree's Anrseptic Powder II is nm
oqualed as a preventive of contagious
disease unsurpassed as douche and
highly enicacious in avoiding Infection
healing diseased tissues ulcers and
delicate membrane passages TdnaI and
delicate for dcodorzing sick rooms and
general disinfecting purposes A ~
cent package makes two gallons stand
ara solution Sold by druggists every
where. Send for booklet and sannie
j. s Tyrce. Chemist. Washington. d. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
WILSON RETURNS
FROM HIS CRUISE
AT Sea Five Days, Writing
Speech OF Accept
ancc.
BENEFITED BY HIS TRIP
lie Has Been OH Sailing Yacht
Corona, Owned by Cleveland
Dodge.

scagirt. \. J.. July 2e.-Governor
wilson returned to the summer cap
itol' a, seaeirt to-nigh, after nve
days' cruise at sea. hcalthful
The wearincss which the Governors
features had taken on during the weeks
OF hard work following his nomina
tion had disn appeared AMI he announced
himself tonight as I'm vigorous a con
dition as ever The Governor brought
with aim shorthand draft Of the
speech II acceptance OF tho presiden-
iial nomination. 1t is 1bo-t 5000
words Ions and represents 81 whole
weeks labor. To- morrow night after
the conclusion 81 the usual Tuesday
Nihlt 20 tine Capitol. .i Trenton. he Viii
dictate 40, sp""eh lu fuli To- IS steno-
srapher 10 ureparatiuu for the press.
The secret mae @: TIE Governors
movements during th" past FEW days
was vicard wren he RETURNED tonight.
H. had lpent the past five days on
Cleveland No. Dodgc's zach Corona. &,
sailing craft Of less than 1870 tons bur
den Tee Governor said tie cruise was
pleasant one. extending Into Lone
Island -ound Mr Dodge is an old
Wilson.
Ny speech n acceptance is written
sara the Governor Il hope II will
show some OF the wholesome fresh
usss 81 the surroundings amids, which
IL was composed It ought 70 be bet
ter than any ordinary compositions ana
have llt,lo salt ia IT, a, aiy rate
10 one need take what say I'm i,
'with q grain O: SALT"
Governor Wilson said that he wa.
deeply grlevcd 10 ma that during mis-
fnsence unauthorized statements had
been made regarding his views Oh Two
Important questions. tho Stanley com
nlii'ee report and the batileship pro
Efnu- \ statement made TO the enec,
tla, tho Stanley report had been seen
ahi approt ed by tho Governor before
had been made public no declared 10
o. untrue he said ne had also been
III represented In tho battlcship mat
ter The position have taken in
regard 10 such matters Is that nave
no right to intervene ia the program
az tho House" be said
Tnc Govefnor was shown news
Iapor article. In which 1t was said that
Representative Gregg OF Texas. had
received from him a letter IN which
tuc Governor had said that nc had no
desire TO NEEDLE IN tho affairs OF tile
iicuso ~ Representatives.. but felt that
tho Democratic leaders there were en-
titely cap- bic Of carrying through a
wise program without his aid The
Governor said that he recalled writing
thc letter. and its substance had been
accurately quoted
The Governor VIII come back TO sea
pirt tomorrow night on Wednes
day tn addition to other callers he
VII confer hero with Senators Cul
r-rson and Hoke Smith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30

Special to ~he Tines Dlspatch.l
Brigade Headquarters. Virginia Vol.
untecrs. Mount Gretna. Penna.. July
2s-Thls morning the Virginia troops
at the camp Of instruction got one Of
the old fashioned hikes After dav
partly spent !ii rest and entertaining.
the visitors. be Second and Fourth
Regiments. took part in a sham battle
covering fourteen miles or more. while
Major Price drilled his battalion In
companies covering the movement b..
COMPANY platoon and battalion. This
afternoon the FIRST Regiment went on
hike and reports having trayersed
a good many miles OF the Forest cover
ed Mills ont past the rifle range
The Second Regiment. divided Into
three battalions. took part this morn =
Ing in snam battle inanoeuevers. Two
Dattaiions under Colonel Miller made
UP the advance and the defense con
sisted OF one battalion. under Major
Harrison. The advance was Just twice
as strong when II started. but on the
way 10 the attack the regular army
officers thought 1t would ee good
illustration to draft in battalion OF
soldiers from the West Virginia ranks
which was drilling in the ncighbor-
mood and attach them to the defense.
The attack was made and proved a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
DOCK WORKERS. STILL orr
London strikers Refuse to ohcx
era Mnnifcnfn

London. July 2e.-The refusal Of the
COCK Workers In London TO obey the
manifesto issued by the strike leaders
Saturday declaring the strike a, AN
end after IT had lasted ten weeks. was
siNon practical effect to-day when
very Few Of the men returned TO work
The strikers are generally Of the
opinion that their leaders have be-
'Taycd them into an Unconditional sur
render ., new sp!ri, seems TO have
entered into the men. and TO-DAY II
"a observed that mos, OF them dis .
Played a much more. ugly temper than
heretofore on this account strong
eF force OF police than usual was sta
toned At the dock gates to protect the
nonrn!onisis These men appeared in
their usual numbers The secretary
~ the strike committee this morning
SAID That tine strike probably VIII be
resumed.
The stevedores' union with mem
heFship OF 5000 men in the port OF
London. decided to-day to instruct its
members TO return to work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30

successful surprise. as the West Vir-
Einia men were kept under cover ur.tu
'he attack wa on. and then nut in
an appearance which was wholly I'M
expected Surprises OF this sort 20 q
long way toward making the state
officers more Efficient as II brings out
points never heretofore Thought oil
Great Interests Is being shown n
the bali games being pulled off by
the Twenty-Ninth and Fifteenth L.
:. troops
First Regiment officers on duty.
Captain slaymaker OF co. G.. otHcer Of
the day Lieutenant II Noel Garner.
officer OF the Guard.
The officers are busy getting ready
Tor the hop TO be given by them at
the Conewaeo Hotel Tuesday evening.
They promise this to be the hit of The
camp. and everyone Is getting ready
Tor n good time.
Regular army officers inspecting
quarters claim that the First Regi-
inenr Hospital Corps Is q model for
the rest In the condition around the
back OF camp. complimenting especi-
ally the incinerator that was BUILT BY
4 couple OF old-.imers. the stone being
carried by rockies.
Company e. put It all over the rest
OF the companies at general inspection
sunday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
SUGAR COMP ANIES
SETTLE FOR FRAUD
They Have Paid Nearly $25o,ooo
Into Treasury OF Gov
ernrnent.

Washington. July 2o.- Alleged sugar
frauds At Philadelphia. under investi-
cation by Secretary OF tho Treasury
MacNeagh and Attorney General Wick
crsham for the last year have been
settled By tile payment of nearly
100000 to the Unitcd States government
By the sugar refining companies In
Nolved This amouu, vas received by
tho Treasury Department Tho am
nounccment Included a statement that
an exhaustive examination by the gov
eminent ana TWO grand Jurics failed TO
snow evidence 20 Justify the belief that
officers or directors OF tho sugar com
panles or high officials Of the customs
service participated in the alleged
fra uds or that the government weigh
ers had been bribe,l
The frauds tho Treasury Depart
mcnts statement declared are to be
accounted for largely because discipline
was Las. making it possible Cor re-
hnery employees TO get the better OF the
government agents
The losses 20 the government. accord
ing 10 tho statement. were caused for
the mont par; By tho short weighing OF
imported raw sugars and an illegal col
lection of drawbacks on expectations
OF syrups Tn Statement, summarizes
the settlements as follows
The IS j. McCnhan Sugar Refining
company has PAID the sum of 500. 600.
The franklin Sugar Refining Company.
IN settlement ~ tho claims both against
itself and against tho Spreck.is sugar
refining Company. having been opcr.
et'd Virtually as one under tn. control
az the so-called trust has paid the
sum Of '12t.ass.ce. and in addition has
caused the government 10 be released
rom Liabilities arising from excess coll
'ectlons OF counteryailiug duties on
sugar imported at Philadelphia and
New York amounting to about s.g.UOo. :"
The Investigation covered period
OF seventeen years. going back to the
reimposi,ion OF duty on raw sugar ny
'he Wilson act In 1884 and resulted in
inc institution Of many customs re-
inves,iga,ion % alleged sugar frauds
at New York ana New Orleans are an
preaching conclusion. These constitute
IN" maj act OF the nation wide Inquiry
mat resulted in tho revelations or
abuses IN sugar importations ~ New
York several years ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
SMALL CRAFT IN LONG RACE

Hamilton Bermuda, July 29-An
Bermuda is awaiting with intense in
tercst tho arrival of the motorboats
Kathemma and Dream. which started
from philadelphia at 1910 o'clock sat
urday FOR Bermuda, a distance of 10
nautical miles In the contest for the
Bermuda challenge cup. valued at
$500. and $1,000 in cash
The weather here is very bad. Rain
has been falling continuously for sew
cnty hours. The wind blows mostly
from the northeast There is n thick
haze and an ugly sea. so that tho CON
ditions for tho race are not NJ all
favorable
The two contestants are not expected
to arrive here before tomorrow even
ing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
FATAL SHOOTING
AFTER QUAR- REL
Ebert Meade Slain by Companion
While Returning From
Church.

Cate City. Va. iuiy 29-Patrick
Mcconnell aged fhi.;y-iive. shot and
killed Elbert Meade. aged twenty-one.
during quarrel while they were re-
turning from church near Nickelsvile
Yesterday evening. Mcconnell was
brought here to jail this morning.
lie has a family and is a son of III.
man for whom the Confederate camp
here was named. Meadcs family IS
also prominent After the shooting
Mcconnell lay down and slept an hour.
He refuses to talk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30

per square ward. Mr.. Sullivan offered
as substitute an award TO the Allan
tie bitulithic Company as heretofore
recommended. lie told OF correspond
enoe VITA many cities where bitulithic
had been used.
Moore Fnyors Asphalt Block.
At the last meeting voted for BIZ
tul!thic." said Alderman John W
Moore II am here to represent the
city. and cannot ignore such petit
tom as has been presented tonight
and I expect to voIe for the asphalt
block
AS an employe OF the frm OF /. J.
smith 4 CO. which was once bidder
said Mr.. Nonderlehr. II do not want to
have any part in this controversy and
! will ask to be excused from voting.
These asphalt block people absolutely
refused TO sell the blocks TO Mr.. Smith
at any price. II l was not employed as
| am, / would ask To be heard further,
as believe the city is being practl-
cally held up By tho excessive price of
the asphalt block people"
The FiIlbustcr BcginA.
LUST then the rumor spread that Mi.
Bliley was coming that motor cars had
been sent out TO ind him and bring him
to the city Han. and one after another
adherent OF b!tulithic spoke bravely
against time. while the other side
openly derided. Messrs. Haddon. Pol
lock. Nielsen and sullivan held the floor
in turn Mr. Pollock finally admitting
that he hoped Mr.. Bliley would arrive
and give the committee the benefit or
his views on the subject During the
course OF his rambling remarks against
time Mr.. Pollock made some reference
10 those who had changed their votes
because of the petition of the mer-
chants. which was sharply resented ny
Mr. Moore. Rising to personal priv
lege he asserted that hts vote was not
/ influenced in any way by the fact that
he was now candidate for the Admin
istrative Board. 40 Office" he assert
ed mo matter what 1t might pay.
would induce me 10 doviate from what
! believe to be the right stand on this
question. am going TO vote on this
matter as I see 1t and TO stand by the
result OF my action"
Just before midnight Alderman Pow
crs secured the noor and moved the
I pending question. which was then or
dered Messrs Nielsen and Sullivan OPP
posing the effort TO shut of the long
drawn out debate. Tho roll was called
on the sullivan substitute. awarding
the contract to the Atlantic Bitulthic
Company FOR sheet hitulithic paving.
and it was lost TO l. as follows:
| Ayes-Messrs Haddon. Kahn, Nielsen.
Pollock and sullivan.
| Nocs-Messrs. Don Leavy. Ferguson.
Gunst. Jones. Moore, Powers ana
Adams.
The question then came on the Jones
motion to award the contract to tho
Washington Asphalt Block and Tile
Company. which was adopted to s..
as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Don Lcavy. FERGUSON.
Gunst. Jones. Moore. Powers and
Adams.
Noes-Mcssrs. fIaddon, Kahn, Nielsen
Pollock and Sullivan.
1t was admitted that even had Mr.
Bliley arrived, his veto for bitulithc
Would not have changed the result
Mr. Jones. who is leading the hight for
asphalt block in the lower branch.
claims twenty-six out of the forty
votes.
The report will be submitted to a
special meeting OF the Common Council
called by President Peters for tonight
at $50 o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
HUNDRED HURLED IN SEA
Tvcnty-One Rodies of PrusSinn Ercnr-
sinnIsts Alrcndy IIaxc necn Rccnxcrch.

catastrophe causing the death OF a
large number OF German eXcursionists
occurred last evening at this Baltic
bathing resort The landing stage.
which was crowded to it's utmost dur
ing concert given by tho local band.
collapsed and threw more than hun
dred people into the sea
There was a terrible scene OF excite
rnent as the people on shore and on
tho ruins Of tho landing stage rndcav-
orcd TO rescue the men. women and
children struggling in the water
among the wreckage.
Twenty one bodies have been rcrov-
cred but IL is believed that MANY more
persons lost their lives. The ex cIr-
sionists had come from all parts or
Northeastern Prussia to spend the day
on the seashore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
MERCHANTS WIN
THEIR FIGHT FOR
ASPHALT BLOC K
(Continued From First Page)

Chicago over bitulithic streets. assert
ing tina; Cary Street Road out of Rich
mond was pink tea affair compared
to- some Of the bituii,hlc streets i'm
Chicago he had driven over. He
thouSnt it would be costly expert
ment for Richmond
Easy Horses.
President r. Harrison johnson. Of
the Washington Asphalt Block and
Tile Company. replied to Mr.. Wenden-
purs' saying that miles or the paving
had been laid in Washington: that he
had seen Are engine horses gallop over
II dozens OF times without Shining.
Mr. Wendenburg. he said, was anxious
to save the city money he had as
serted. but had not mentioned the bid
OF The Crawford Paving Company. OF
Washington Offering q sheet paving
on very much the same formula as the.
oitulithic. at IS cents a yard less. II
was not question OF price. contend
Cd Mr. johnson. His company would
not lower its standard. but was making
It's own product. was not controlled by
q trust and its prices We're not die
tated by any body.
Mr.. Nolk. Of the 1bitulithic company.
entered vehement denial that his paten,
Product was the Same as the Crawford
company had offered. asserting that
his company was entirely protected by
exclusive patents.
To brins the matter to q head. Mr.
Jones then moved that the contract
bc awarded to the Washington AS
phalt Block and Tile Company for a
block similar to this used here on
Grace. Franklin. Thirty-fourth, Monu-
ment Avenue and other streets at SeS3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
BALL 0 0 n LANDS
NEAR MANASSAS


the lime While passing over Chica 30
AZ high noon sunday we had our mid
day unch-canta!oupe. soup. boiled
eggs. cold tongue coffee and grape
juice
Leaving Kansas city the Uncle sam"
sailed of to the north until il reached
tho north central part OF Iowa: then
1t started eastward. keeping across
the northern part OF Illinois and Ind
ana. thence soGtheAstward across Ohio
and through West Virginia and over
the mountains into Virginia The
highest altttuder cached was about
1900 feet.
After packing Up their balloon ana
shipping it 10 St Louis Captain Hon
eyweil and Donaldson left for Wash
ington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
SHANKS WOULD BE GOVERNOR
indianapolis Mayor says stntc should
control Markets.

HuMalo y y. July -'--A dlspntch
from Llydalo says.
Mayor Samuel /. Shanks or In
dianapols has announced his candi-
dacy for the eovernorship OF Indiana
from the lecture platform here. Dis
cusslng his work IN marketing pro-
tuce in indianapolis. the Mayor sud
denly turned and said
land | am going 10 be Governor Of
lie declared that the state mast
control the market situation in order
TO protect the public and the pro-
Queer
'lnciden tally he promised II elected
votes for women in his state"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
Dynamite Kills Underground Men

New York. July 2a-Three men were
Killed and hvc probably fatally injured
this morning by the explosion OF q
dynamite charge zoo feet below the
surface in an aQueduct shaft In Cen
trail Park. The victims wore d-illers
and assistants. The accident occurred
wren drill poin, struck an uneX-
ploded charge