Coshocton Weekly Times (Newspaper) - May 2, 1907, Coshocton, Ohio COSHOCTON WEEKLY TIMES i STANDARD COSHOCTON OHIO THURSDAY MAY 2 1007 New Series Volume 6 No 25 AIM WERE FIVE DAYS WITHOUT EITHER FOOD OR WATER Men Were Utterly Exhausted But in Good Disaster Caused by Flood of Water From an Abandoned Mine Special to The Dally Johnstown Fa May being since last Kriday noon in the Bf Coal company No US at here the seven miners who were off from the world by a sudden rush of water caused by the breaking of a wall of an abandoned mine were cued at 10 o'clock Tuesday night The men were greatly exhausted Owing to their weakened condition it was de- not to bring them out until after the mine had been drained The men were reached at 10 o'clock by Stiney and Charles Ream who made a dash through 50 feet of heading Earlier in day John Bolya a brother of one of the imprisoned men and three com- rades made a futile attempt to reach the men They came back half drowned and reported that portions of the heading were still completely filled with water and that more pumping would have to be done before the im- prisoned men could be reached The efforts at pumping were then doubled At 10 o'clock the water had so far gone down that it was to make one more attempt to bivak through to the overcast where it was believed the unfortunate men were still alive Stiney Rodon and Charles Ream volunteered for the service Over an hour elapsed before either man was heard from and then Ream came swimming back through the heading bringing the first news of the imprisoned seven The effort had nearly exhausted Ream He reported that tho seven men were alive and all in shape but that until more pumping was done the passage to the place where they had taken refuge was impassable to those who could not swim Then It was resolved to id carried to a Husk of He since the Ream and hih coin the imprisoned brandy and a v pd that Mike Bolya had breaking of the walls between the abandoned working been in charge of the movements of his comrades Bolya is acquainted every turn of the mine in which he was When the flood broke out he led his comrades TO tho highest point in the heading where the overcast was situated Oder tion each man before fleeing seized his lunch basket hen they arrived at the overcast every lamp hut one was extinguish d and one by one the lamps were each out until when reached by Rodon and Ream was bin a light remaining and that in danger of low at any time Of the dangers they faced was the st terrible When was taken of the able supply of it found that were hut tied This store ot i a ions d b- the men till Monday since w In n the inen had nothing to eut During the whole lime have gcai without water to drink the water from tlv workings Within a short time the Hood broke loose Bolya and his companions had rigged up a pump which they and pumping the wafer lay between them and the pit mouth into dip on the other side of them They pumped continuously Saturday night and Sunday night some of the men slept Monday they h pumping To over- come the intense cold when not Ing the men dug coal Boha kept a man tapping continuously on the com- air PEN OFFICIALS SAY ALICE IS A BEAUTY Columbus other woman was added lo the beauty show in the women's department of penitentiary Tuesday when Alice Henry arrived to begin a sentence of three years for robbery The Henry woman is young and very good ing The fact that there are Su many pretty women in the prison is a cause of much com incut in the big and it is said that there has never been in the of the prison such a beauty show as there is now Six women in this ment may be called good ill g The action of last Saturday In reprieving Mrs Bordenkircher deprived the pen of another X-RAYS High School Physics Students to be Given Some Are MACCABEES WILL NOT NEGLECT SOCIAL SIDE AT CONVENTION Arrangements were made it the Tuesday evening meeting of the cabeos for the big Convention t be held in this city commencing on Wednesday of next week The convention opens at one o'clock that day and In the evening there will be a social session In addition to the entertainment of the Knights have also invited the h O T M to be present as well as both the Knights and ies from Warsaw and town At last night's meeting the ing committees were Reception William McCoy Frank Mueller M 1 Valentine George Retzler George Chas Trott A W Shinn and los Cooper The committee on reception has the of appointing a committee of refreshment The exercises on Wednesday even ing will consist of speeches toasts a drill by the ladies team nnd the serving of a luncheon Officials Coming Presiding over the convention be treat Commander Ed I Young of NorWalk with Great Record er George Scott of Norwalk acting in the capacity of District deputy A Shinn of McConnels ville will also be here Delegates will he here repi esent ing following Winfield Shreve Pierce Nashville Holmesville Buckeye City Newark New Philadelphia Ml Ver non Adamsville Apple Creek Newcomerstown Shanes ville Millersburg Tunnel Hill Howard Walhonding Mineral City Glenmont rambler Stransburg Otsego Cambridge Carrollton Quaker City Mt Liberty Canal Purity and S T SPANGLER DIES IN IOWA K W Adams of this city been notified of the death of his in-law S T Spangler who passed away at his home in Aurora Iowa Monday nt the age of eighty years Mr had been severely hurt by a wagon backing against him last summer nnd has not been In good health since Heart disease and lung trouble were the immediate caimes of his derease Mr was born In hem tp this county and moved to Kma half century He ban been hack hern often on a visit since trip to county been about fifteen months Mr prominent stock raiser and became well to do before his death lie served a term in the Iowa lature five sisters are Mrs lane McClure of Mrs T H Elliott Coshocton Mrs Harriett Sicker of Bacon Mrs lohn Ling of Mrs Myers of Iowa He is survived by son and two daughters all of whom live In Iowa The funeral took today at Aurora The high school claps in physics who are having some very interesting studies these days under the tion of Prof Peck will visit the of- fice of Dr 1 T Heall ening and will he shown the ies of the X-ray and other appliances are found in the doctor's Dr has one of the est electrical outfits tor medical poses in this part of the state In the near future the class will likely visit the machinery room of the new Bell Phone Co and be shown some more of the practical tions of elect BIG SENSATION of Com- and Others Under Arrest I IMIly TIM New York May vt lulls have quickly followed tile In by the district Into recent election of directors ol the New York Life Insurance com George manager of Intel national commit tee which inspired the present making grave charges against those v ho conducted the was himself arrested at and put aboard a train ior Xew York is charged with nini he was man with tiie internal holders com to be taken into others ure and diaries P i members the were a f ini com- at the wa- u at i of the company Cai i acted m a ai he tion are v having nn awfully to the pci version tion of the due administration of tho laws of the slate of New York with relation to the election of of the York Life a New i- audit ii Frank haJ been the to i n i cent i Life I c is mail nl ei us t if 111 Tin fi Ufe In was d he third de- to of several on directors mill Sam and with i m- of menu distinguished In this count rv and fought lh in h r.-c nt elections of d r of New Yoik Mutual Lite Since I In- elections In both the York and Mutual on Dec the attorneys office has been into the work by the liy nnd 2 CIRCUIT JUDGES WILL HEAR WELTER AND BORDENKIRCHER CASES a Judge Taggart of the circuit conn lo Judge it is lo he inferred that two judges can conic tin Hth appeals in jury rial cases will not be considered at tins and attention will be given lo appeals on error alone One of the cases to have cinne up was the appeal of Col in liK suit against the estate In which he is attempting to gain pos session ol an in he b iween two tarms The will not he heard at this silting of Hie court It is stated however thai the cli court will the appeal ease Mae Hoi cher as il also Hie appeal In the of It has been liy the higher two constitute a circuit bond side to any action to hearing before two and the exception he allowed If the is not y and a further appeal to com I should laKen hv side I hon Ilie of what 1 lull bench he made a point I'm the hither coin I to upon Indies Donahue md an to he here slill ill TOMPKINS BUYS MILLER BAKERY 1 who has been con with the Arcade foi several years in capacity of ms purchased the grocery and of C Miller on Main street An Inventory will be laKen on and Mr will take em iloyes of shop foi Mr arm Miller will I OHs Riggs Will be With Al Fields During Next Season G Otis Kiggs of tins a lo go next and will the Columbus the first of H be a bari tune In the play Ilie trombone in tile band and also have a Blunt in the second pail in the summer en tering upon the engagement with Al J Fields Mr Riggs will the Crescent Kink band al Lake play In FRANK KIST IS OUT ON BOND Frank Kisl the young man fenced io months in jail for rape will enjoy freedom until next Monday when sentence be gins Since his in court last week he has been in the tody of the sheriff Today he wan released under bond to go to his home until bonds men are George of Adams p I H Kist I Mackerson and George Wolff all of Oxford tp Brown's Statement ial tn Didly May 1 Walter P Brown of Toledo chairman of the publican state central committee in a statement Issued declares that no tion ran control the committee lie The members of the committee without pi ion are mfn of ence In able to think and act for GRAVEL PIT IS OPENED TODAY The Panhandle gravel pit town was opened this morning and the daily output will be at least train loads Henry of will be in charge of the pit and conductor Armstrong will take charge of the car loading GAVE DISTURBERS A DREARY DOSE Squire Wimmer gave a heavy dose last night to three charged with ami battery and disturbing a at Jos Woods house day night lift Rogers Allen and John Were each as Si in lines and the result of their share in up ACTION ON BIG PROMISSORY NOTE mm MINE New and Attractive Proposition Being Presented to Coshocton People A number of people with surplus capital are considering an In vestment in stock of a Mexican Mining compain being by M Q Davis an expert mining neer and capitalist and other well Known Ohio people Mr SnarKs of and K C Waters of Columbia were In the yesterday and and they tune secure several for slock proposition is one of most attractive that has presented people In ears I In common pleas court n action for foreclosure of mortgage and relief was tiled by I S of Adair Mrs lames VV K Simpson Ruth 10 Tuscarawas county II Is assert that the defendant I on a v note drawn up on March and able within a year The note is cured by a mortgage In ton court house upon two tracts of land aggregating acres and In Oxford Ibis county now seeks of the note or of the moil gage costs as the Refuges on the Destructive Work of the Volcano to i lav ot the of the island of boli who have from there and reached this cilj describe the tion of the volcano as ter rifle The detonations were ing Red burning stones ashes nnd cinders were thrown tip and about feet over the top of the volcano which is 3.040 feet above the level of the sea aa immense dark cloud formed The industrious population of the Island numbering about 2.000 persons had with great effort gradually cultivated Hides of the volcano almost up to crater chiefly as vineyards but the eruption has entirely destroyed everything within a radius of feet of the crater and has d the reg of the Island Retains Post Office Word been received from Washington D C rescinding the former order to discontinue the post office at Mohawk Village much rejoicing tip In that of the couniy Coldest April Save One I Thi Washington May I month of April was the coldest April in the last years and within a degree of the coldest April ex according to the weather bureau The bureau's report The month was characterized by a of cold which swept over the northeast Rocky mountain and gradually and over entire country nant of the Rocky The cold WM almost continuous except for brief of a day or of er weather and it with remark low in Interior valley and the OBSERVER PAGE IS PESSIMISTIC Page at South Lawn cemetery hays that the got down to decrees last night which Is coining pretty close to frost line Speaking of weather predictions Mr Page says he expects a of cold lo be sprinkled coming summer and that there will be an fall He looks for a repetition of raw not much later than this in Septem her EXPANSION Of Hot Water Pipes Caused Break and Stoppage of Heat The Is without hot water heal owing to Hie giving way of an I joint In the main at the lion of Main street and I'ark avenue Dining warm to noon hot waler was dav the hoi water was ly turned off When the began to fall tlM pumps weie tin ted and 11 i usb of the hot canned an sloll of tile pipi 1 re pairing the and by evening tin en i eut will be turned on The high school and Walnut al noon ol I be hid ol beat on Report on Kelsey Case AT THE PAIR he Spe Ial I Th I run i N V indicia Committee of Ille a Vole of 7 to derided to to the without recommendation as to he re moval of Olio Kelsey from the of state superintendent of insurance recommended by Governor Hughes on Feb 20 This vote involved the de- of a resolution Intended to make It the of the committee that of the governor be In The amendment states that the committee has heard superintendent of his I and his and re- the documental v of and submits the record thereof to the senate for Its consideration Governor Hughes to discuss lue r n any wa I PROBATE COURT First and final lied i the estate of Lucietia Davis I Carrie L Roche guardian Daye Compton and other children j of William M Compton Will of Halo admitted to j grounds and had a Ing last a committee ap pointed bv the agricultural board to confer on the proposition of erecting a new on grounds ot a kind that could be utilized by the for an auditorium The It self to use the building at an annual rental of if the structure and this would be a ad proposition for The proposed building would made fifty by one hundred and feel would have cement Moor movable sidewalks It would people and would be so ranged thai people could brought within eat shot nf a speaker Tile Agricultural committee seemed favorable to erecting a building and will so recommend to the full board bi- ll fly and seat be frUh for left this morning VENERABLE PIANO QUITE ILL Theodore the venerable piano maker at the lUnton Piano tory Ix confined to bin home on 6 No 20 S ELECTION in his family which la landed down from to the present time e times political ense than ii today and m was called ball The at the folds n in honor of our late Seth lohn Harris B K Drone M he Masters Chus H T 1 Madden Rich M Blown Adam Ino Waggoner 1 H i M Ferguson Not if ye olden time Is as among f ns HIT SALOONS ami in the a sermon saloon and Warsaw He told many ID our our since the Thirl j In tin Ilie saloons nearly The X now IM lower than if live Hies made tiles and Is shown time and no wn within last year so that spenka lown In comparison to the The in a heller condition to 11 greater de- out of fifty one of nnd men to Ille effect that ire prosperous and con- lor Hum were with None would sign the nent Two would sign themselves us with the present con- town are only facts given good Ibis with him and lit ill The buggy ran over I -i been e- I of Hie Keelie will render an iry program at the lay evening May II at o admission will bo II are Invited ill S laborer of While Cutshall bile Kyes the ceremony vas a visitor in H L PARTIES he field in Dublin May consider the Irish city city nnd rural been invited to send of politics e Irish also will be d all the clergymen ot five o delegates John K of the irth Mr the convention to an thereupon for the he Irish of had been to explained by Mr Blr and by M of the Redmond it rf NEWSPAPER
