The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-30
THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 3o 1913
now. He ought TO be killed and I

now. He ought TO be killed and l
want to help If I can
L met him two years ago when
We wero both boarding at the Nc
Kenzie boarding house. He seemed
to bo such a fine fellow that we
soon became fast friends. Until
this trouble I never once had rea-
son to believe that he wasn't the
squarest kind of fellow. I new
er would have believed that he
could do what he has done.
At this time Sheriff Smith told Cor
relic that he was froe man. He told
Correlo that his bravery in trying to
communicate with the desperate was
sufficient evidence OF his sincerity in
assisting the men who are trying to
get Lopez. Corrello went back to Bing'
ham free man and is waiting to do
whatever he can do to help.
Corrello says he was born in Tor
reon, Coahuila, Mexico, He says he
came to this country about nine years
ago He speaks English perfectly. He
is 2s years old. He appears to be abb
solutely honest. He thanked Sheriff
Smith quietly for allowing him his free
dom and said he didn't blame the sher-
III for arresting him.
Blames Lopez.
"There was nothing else for you to
do, sheriff. he said. ~ don't blame
you. I blame no one but Lopez for my
arrest 1t was my first time in jail, and
it is Lopez's fault
AS the men were standing at the
mouth Of the Andy tunnel after Cor
relic had made the futile attempt to
talk TO Lopez, Servian came up. He
begged to be allowed to go into the in
cline to shoot Lopez He said his name
was Pete Vukovitch.
~ can get Lopez" he declared,
"Tom Manderich was my dear friend
and I want to avenge his death. The
Seryian is not afraid. / WAS in the
Balkan war, [ know. I have no wife,
no children care not If he shoots
me. If two or three of us go up we
can get him. He would probably shoot
one or maybe two of US before we got
him. But as for myself. | do not care.
| am not afraid, Thirty Servians held
back an army of Turks in the war over
there and Servians can get Lopez.
Pleaded in Vain.
His pleadings were in vain. The men
refused to let him go TO what would
probably be certain death. He persist.
ed and stayed around the mouth of the
frpna1 IN fha hnna Shof LOT
would be an opportunity for him to go
into service.
Vukovitch said that Manderich was
a Servlan soldier In the Balkan war
also and that he knew him we'll. He
has wife and two children.
Carr Fork is shut off from Bingham
canyon tonight by armed deputies. All
who start into Carr Fork are stopped
and their business demanded. Unless
they are deputies OF newspaper men
they are not allowed to proceed up the
hill
The Servian colony Is much wrought
up over the shooting of Manderich. who
was very popular among his people as
a man and as soldier. Every able
bodied Servian in Bingham wants to
go in on the man hunt.
Plans for Rescue.
IL mas been suggested that steel pro-
tectors be secured for a few picked
men and that they go in with them
after the bodies. But the lay Of the
tunnel and the incline would make the
use Of adequate protectors of this kind
almost impossible, it is said. It is
probable that such plan will not be
considered feasible enough TO even be
attempted, The cooler heads On the
hunt are determined that there will be
no more sacrifice Of life.
The smudge started yesterday in the
workings Of the Minnie mine has now
cleared away. leaving the main Minnie
tunnel, into which Lopez entered clear.
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