Iola Daily Register (Newspaper) - July 12, 1902, Iola, Kansas V. NO. JiO WHOLE m lU lOLA JULY 12, 190:; TWO ARE ALIVE That Many were Found the Cambria Mine in Parties Did Heroic Work to Save Some of tlie Men m the relief imposed upon It is feared this may delay recovery of bodies as the relief is only paid for proof of death and Three Taken out Alive Died The are Getting Reany to gin Work Mau Insane Be By Jaly 12.-After 15 hours of continued in the Klon dike of the Cambria the that the main have all been The known dead list reaches 124 and possibly a few bodies are left yet in out of the way Three men were and died this The generally are ready to return to FIFTY BURIED TODAY Br 12.-This morning victims who were members of the Creek Catholic were more funerals will occur this The mining are to the number but the dead list will 200. Twenty-seven rooms in the heart of the explosion district net yet been SOKE WERE AUVE July 11.-This has a day of heroic rescues at the mill mine of the Cambria Steel Thrilling experiences attended the efforts of the forty daring fellows who went into the mine in the very faint hope still they be in lime to restore to life some of those who are Dead and mained bodies were but no effort was madej to bring them out of the mine until every effort had been put forward toward seeing that no living soul might escape their That the put in train brought up and exposed to morbid gaze while being transferred to which to be taken to the At 11 tonight the number of known dead is number of injured in of injured who were able to go dead bodies were recovered from the mine between daylight and Still a party of and miners battled three miles inside the Occasionally word would to the surface by some mysterious means that another heap of remains had been to the vision of the There remain headings in the Klondike of the mine yet to be No one knows how more dead be found from on the The impression prevails among Aihe outsiders and certain employes of mine 150 is a low estimate of the casualty Early in the afternoon word came from the mine that life yet lingered in some of the bodies The rescuers made first for No. 4, the left which been unable to reach the night Falls of roof almost choked but 't trough and over the debris the re pushed their In young hia White and several of Martinf In an they were by the maniac laugh which from a form that at tham out of the The man firmly a pick handle tried In hla frenzy to beat down bis He was overpowered And dragged back to the main to the Thirteen other log men were found In this chamber POPE TO WAY United States Recedes from Demand Immediate Withdrawal July 11. The ations now in progress at the Vatican respecting the Philippine friars and their lands will not Of that the administration here feel It was realized at the beginning when Governor Taft's instructions were that they represented the extreme of our claims and that they did not preclude the of reasonable by mutual The negotiations are progressing in The States government will not secure everything it i because even the pope were disposed to concede these things the negotiations have developed the fact hi power is theoretically in actually the internal politics of the Vatican impose conditions even upon the chief prelate of the church which he must the im mediate and complete withdrawal of of the friars from the is not now but it is believed that the result desired oian be by an arrangement for the substitution of friars of other nationality and the principal issue at present is as to the time within which this change may be brought 9000 Men in Struck Today They Will Render all of the to the Freight Handlers SB They Gau - RIVERS ARE FALLING Both at Des Moines are Br Des July 12.-The Des Moines and Racoon rivers continue to recede slowly and all danger is past The authorities are caring for the destitute families which continue to occupy WATER IS NOT July 11.-Specials from Manhattan say the water Is now several feel deep on the Union Pacific The railroad bridge over the Blue river is covered to a depth of five water is rapidly William D. a soldier in the Eighth cavalry from was drowned there early this All the trains are The Kansas river here has steadily and has now reached its The gauge shows over fifteen feet above lowwater A number of families have boon obliged to leave their The water has several hundred of corn north of the and will damage it The Santa Fe has been having trouble with trains between here and Kansas Some of is under but trains still pass at a rate of The Island announces that all trains are The that it will take months for the necessary repairs to be All IS UP No Freight Moved at of the Depots any All of Teamsters and Men who Handle Freight are in the Last Walk out Br 8cr1pp*.lfeRM PnM July 12,-The strke of th freight handlers assumed a aspect this morning when almost of the 9000 teamsters and who haul a sympathetic strike by refusing to deliver a pound to the railroads who have men The tie up is complete and no freight nmi moved at any of the This action practically business interests and will incalculable PUMPS SHUT physicians were quickly taken MAY NOT BE RECOVERED tke Company WUI to Ft Mmr Stop the July 12.-Each dead in the mine as the Cambria Company are under terma of Argentine Water Plant is Kansas July 12.-By far the most serious damage resulting from the high waters in the Kaw river ing the past week was yesterday when the pumps and engine machinery in the power house of the Argentine water company's plant were making it necessary to shut down the pumps This happened about the middle of the and up to that time pumps were running as fast as could make them in order to fii tbe big reservoir on the succeeded in keeping the immense tank and when the shutdown curred it was running over at the The ia forty feet but the water will only laat four as they say that the ordinary tuage of water when there jare no fires is about ten day out of the In the event the river continues to or even remains Argentine three or be at the mercy of a the of who have no well or bti without The water last night notified all who have other means of getting water to not use the the idea being to protect the town m long as The are alarmed and every extra precaution will be taken against m outbreak of which in draining the tank UNION PACIFIC STRIKE Return to or Stay Out the Notice July 11.-The Union Pa railroad company has given formal notice to its striking shopmen to return to work at once or forfeit their The following notice was posted at the Resumption of work having been decided employees of the different shops desirous of continuing io the service of this company should report at All such employees not reporting for work time will be treated as new men in the R. Superintendent Motive Power and This IS considered by the strikers as an attempt to resume work in shops all along the and was not unexpected by Mr. Wilson of the union said the notice would have no influence with his McKeen admitted that the company was preparing to begin operations in all its shops and that this morning's notice was preliminary to the restoration of normal He said the company was now in position to begin such an had sufficient men to ail its shops in a limited and would soon be able to run them at full TWO FREIGHTS COLLIDE Near Han a Wreck By Presa July 12.-At Moran near this morning a Vandalia fast freight telescoped with a local which had not cleared the main track on siding Thirty-five cars are piled upon each seven ing into the depot Agent Kent escaped by crawling through a Samuel was dangerously The train crew was slightly The loss is THE Our Gait is Swift Shovel 'Em Out Sale Throws Oat Throws Oat Better Goods Throws Oot Acknowledged by all who have the best of all to he the genuine bargain giving sale in Allen Coonty Special Prices On New Every Day Come ight KANSAS SOLDIERS CAMP Militia WRIGHT'S DENIAL Says not American Teachers are Proselyting in July 11.-The war department today made public a cablegram from Acting Governor Wright of the Philippines in answer to inquiries of Secretary Root respecting charges that American school teachers were engaged in proselyting pupils under their charge from the Catholic Governor Wright says the charges are unfounded in every In Manila the native teach era number 140 and are He is untrue that the Filipino is taught that is bringing enlightenment and There is no reason to suppose that superintendent and of the Manila are bigoted or Both deny There are about 3,400 employed in the all of are The teachers are selected without reference to religion and are not allowed to preach or teach religion in the the ia making excellent bulletin that further will be issued alternate daya t Angust the will go into tamp Topeka July 11 The state military board adjourned yesterday t is ordered that two regiments and the two batteries shall mobilize at August 19. On the following ay they will go into camp and the encampment will continue until the 26tb. While the soldiers are in camp they will be subject to military discipline and also will attend a i of instruction under the direction of officers of the United States army detailed from Fort A SHOOTING Portland Man Becomes Jealous and Kills Three Br July 12.-Crazed by jealousy A. L. a bar keeper walked into the boarding bouse conducted by Mrs. McCloskey at midnight ano shot and killed a Belding and Mrs. McCloskey and fatally wounded the latter's Belding cooly walked out and gave himself Belding suspected his wife of being Intimate with MISS 8T0NE AT OTTAWA KITCHENER COMES HOME IS A PELEE SURVIVOR The Home j Woman Ordered Reported at Great Br Pram July 1?-The steamer from Cape June with general Lord Kitchener aboard passed Hurst Castle thirty this morning and docked and a half hours crowds gathered at the landing place to welcome the returning leader of the victorious British A 290 FOOT SERPENT One is Reported as Sydney by the By Pma July 12.-A dispatch from Sydney says that a serpent 200 feet long was seen off C day by South Bar The American steam with J. J. president of the great Northern and a party coming into the harbor at the time was obliged to haul out of the serpent's A MAN land By July 12-The only survivor of an entire family out * the Pelee eruption is the subject of discussion by government officials Mrs. Reniz about to become a is without money and She arrived at Island Saturday and was to become a The authorities ordered her under the immigration laws but the order may bo AT THE BEACH Foar Persons Loet Their Lives in Last Br Pnm Long L. July 12.-The identity of four persons drowned attempting to enter inlet in a launch was established this They A. B. his their adopted child Raymond 8hot;cbaries H. father of At the 8he Addressed ft July 11.-Miss Ellen M. Stone arrived 11 o'clock She waa met by several hundred She went to the home of the Rev. the church with whose brother Miss Stone worked in Stone spoke to 10,000 persona at 2 The Tabernacle could not hold the The rest of the programme was carried out in detail Near tas. July 12.-Raymond of Kansas with three other men from Kansas waa Ramping near eight southeast of was killed this by the accidental discharge a gun which he Brumback waa an employee of the Western Wall Paper comply at Kansas N. J. All were from Durbing GIRLS WIN TODAY'S MARKETS West July 12.-Mrs. Alexander the ia waa her She won popularity and fame in the novel Admiral's By Wire to M. T. m July 13. Open high closet Sept wheat 73 5-8 3-4 73 7S M 74 1-4 61^ 613^ 81 82 KM sax t-s itK laTS law LEAD AND ZINC New July at St. Joly Wm The Hello eirls Itt Des Moines ia Their Br ViLm Dea July striking telephone girls achieved a complete victory in the ease with the They resumed work this The and who went out in were The has not yet settled bat the differences are approaching By San July 12.-It ia believed that the Rio is at last giving up ite A decoM posed corpse supposed to be that of w Officer floated near It is believed to be that of but the bead ia
