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Johnstown, Pa., July 11.?
Yesterday afternoon there was a
fearful explosion in a mine belonging
to the Cambria Steel
company and many of the miners
were suffocated to death by the
gases in the mine. Attempt* at
rescue were out o^ the question
for awhile, and some of the brave
would-be rescuers lost their lives
t_ 11.? ..it i
ill iue auciupt.
Up to early today the rescuing
parties have succeeded in taking
out seventy five bodies from the
ruins of the explosion. It is now
estimated that between 200 and
450 miners perished. The explosion
was at the mine under
Westmont Hill known as the
Klondyke. The disaster is only
a little less frightful than the
flood of 1889 in the cost of life,
and it will take several (lays to
determine the number of dead.
At least 450 men are imprisoned.
Many have been saved by numn
ing in fresh air. A'l night hundreds
of brave men have been
fighting death in a vain attempt
to reach the scene of the explosion
through the gas filled chambers
of the colliery. Four victims
of the Klondyke section
have been brought to the surface
alive, and hundreds ol anxious
women and children remain at
the entrance of the mine, waiting
for news of loved ones. The en
tire city is in mourning. An explosion
of lire damp caused the!
disaster.
Johnstown, I'a.. July 11.? i
Eighty-two bodies ol miners
killed in the explosion in the)
rolling mine of the Cambria com
pany yesterday atternoou were
recovered today. Some of the
miners say the cause ol the ex- i
plosion was the use of a naked j
light by a party of Slavs. A con-j
scrvative estimate puts the uutn-1
bor ot dead at betuton 150 and!
200.
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tie any man of his age for money,
lie Is lively as a cricket in spite
ot his great age and can cover a
mile as fast as most men. Another
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Eli B. Bean, who has served as
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Oxford county, Maine, for 44
years. Mr. Bean is 81 years old.
Mother Alwafu Keep* It Kflandf.
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Mrs. ".lack" Gardner, of Boston,
nee Stewart, owns a portrait
of the Duke of Monmouth, son of
Charles II, of England. She
found it during one of her exploring
expeditions in London.
Empress Frederick, mother of the (
present Kaiser, heard of and
wished to buy it, saying she was i
a Stuart, and therefore wished to
secure this likeness of such a|
famous member ot' the Stuart i
family. "Does the Empress of
Germany/' said Mrs. Gardner, on'
hearing this, "think there is but!
one family of the Stuarts in the
world? Tell her majesty that 1,
too, am \ Stewart, and therefore j
cannot part with th picture."
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it in through the bowels that
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du!ness and melancholia nf 11r1,
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of the Anglo-Russian
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dictating to his clerk: "0n the
table was found a bottle. * * *
No ; stop lor a moment ; we
must ascertain its conteuts." The
coroner, tasting the liquid, dictates
: "The botte contained English
gin. * * * Perhaps not. I
am not sure; taste it yourself."
The clerk, having done so, replise:
"I think it is simply strong vodka."
The coroner, tossing glass:
*'No, really, it tastes like gin."
The clerk, tasting the liquor
again : "I still think it is only
vodka." The bottle having gradually
become empty, the coroner
proceeded to dictate in a decisive
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