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Victims Nearly All Killed by in-
haling Gas From the Burn-
ing Coal lnThroop, Pa.
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Hundreds Congregate Around
the Temporary Morgue
SCRAN'I‘ON. (Pan April 8.--Up to
9:45 o‘clock this morning 70 bodies
had been taken from the limited Pang
coast mine at the Thronp, where lire
yesterday entombed many men. The
indications are that many others are
yet to be found and the grim tragedy
of the ooliiery will be far more awful
‘ber of St. John's Church. West Hart»
Hillil PEIl’lli ails E .
it Will Hillllllili llliill
Femer Resident oi lioweylon
and Norweik end Well-known
Music Teacher
Harry Pepper, the well known nine
or and instructor in vocal music, died
yesterday afternoon at his home. No.
863 Farmington avenue. West Hert-
ford. He had been in his usual health
until he had shutout: of grip last
fall: heart trouble and other compli-
cations ensued. from which he suf-
fered severely for severel months.
Mr. Pepper was born in LondOn,
England. in 1849. He came to New
York about 1883 and for five years
was a teacher of music at No. 38
Fifth avenue and also a member of
the choir of St. Mark's Church. 'Mr.
Pepper later lived in Rownyton and
Norwaiit, going to Hartford about
four years ago. Here he has been
widely knowu as the possessor of a
one tenor voice. as well as an instruc-
tor, and has been connected in other
ways with the monies] alfstrs of the
town. Mr. Pepper was a member of
the Lotus Club and the Lambs of
New York. in Hartford he was a mom-I
ford Grange and the Putnam Phalanx.
than was anticipated.
Fifty- four bodies had been recovered
up to 8 e. m today from the “new. . mer (‘happel place on i’v‘srmington are-
mine at 'i‘hroop, where ,veeterdny'sinue from “90“!” W G“? and I“ de‘
fearful disaster occurred. Mine oili-
clsis admit that twenty or more men
may yet be in the mine. The first
.which started in one of the hoisting
engine rooms in the “Chins" vein. 750’
Test beneath thesurfuoe. the lowest
working: in the mine. did not do as
much damage as had been believed
The tire did not reach the cntoslbed
men and the condition of their bodies
s that desth was due 09!?
Within“ or not: tint!
the accumulated gas. «None or the bod?
tea which wire found in a been in the
- blind nuclear was in the least muti-
' lated.
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A special meeting of the Friday Af-
ternoon Club it» held mm“? It:
temoon {or the purpose or voting an
amendment to the constitution. provid-
ing for the dliing of on silica left vs-
cent before the end of the term. .
The amendment adopted provides
' for two Vidb-pflllddnts. the first to at
some the onto of president should it
;be left vacant. and the second to ss-
sume the duties of the llrst should it
mains ”necessary. it provides but
,. tithe other members of the executive
board. thus keeping eight members on
_',' clipboard as formerly. ‘
g '; All the annual business “meeting
‘ which followed the resignation of the
secretary was accepted. The following
_ officers were elected:
First Vice-presidentwuisa lecture.
, looped Viesnprssidsnt~ltlss Swsrts.
Secretary-«lira; Keep.
‘ one club decided to study‘ths Null:
'5- flr "is will: M w
. will later be brought'to‘ flowsyton for
in 1910 Mr Pepper purchased the for-
‘voted time and expense to the further
development of the property. making
it n beautlfnlhome. Mr. Pepper wss
an open hearted man of wide syrups.
thles and made many friends. who
will he sincerely grieved to learn of
his death. Besides his wide he leaves
one son. . or. W. PM.
Mini 1.. Pepper.
While in Remind Ir. Pepper was
pougsdtnthseoiibslinssnsndiet-
or he erected the Hotel Oilord. at the
corner of South Main old nuances
streets. which he sold a couple of
years ago to Stevens & McPherson.
The funeral will be held Sunday a!-
tsrnoon at s o'clock at St. John's
Church, Hartford. The body will be
placed in a receiving vault their.”
burial. ' The bearers will. be from tho
Putnam Phalanx and it is “poem
that many members 0? the organisei
lion will be in attendance. A. Lincoln;
friend of btr. Pepper. is making the
arrangements for this part of the fun.
oral.
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WOODBURY. April s.-J. ii Wilbur
died during last durum swallow“
oarbolio acid by mistake for medicine
The instant the poison had been swab
“lowed Wilbert-collard teatjssth was
imminent for a. rssbsdom end we
water freely with the oldest. of dilute
leg the poison. bst'tllallsd no hence
Ilr. Within and his wide pains bars
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tier Any Aid Possible
LONE HILL LIFE SAVING STA-
TiON. n I. sent supersedes today
showed the wrecked steamer Princess
irons in a position which varied only
a fcw‘degress from that of yesterday.
The efforts of the tune at high tide
and the action of s veering wind bed
swung her pose a little further on
shots. so that she presented loss of
the broadside to the watchers on land.
The changing of the wind into the
northeast and the appearance of grew
lsh clouds on the horizon were the
items that attracted chief attention
from the his severe as they took their
early morning onset-retinas thrush
the lifting hose. Minoan the wind
wusosresiylnorethsnsbrssee there
m which the wsslbsn
thswnyltVII
swim.
nafeiy lsbd'slteedthsbselotshsbls
ship aettnsbsdofsasd. sraolersts
ampis'aasistaaoe to pump.- while
the bulwark ct seed piled up on oil
sides of the liasrshel W
as a protection f'PP sudden disaster
The mat Wilmer-lag the cargo
at restock. Theorem sum
the atoll pert; of lemon;
end similar products of the ilsditsn
rsnssn packed in suitcases.
ON BOARD Tish serum
imli. o! Lona Hill Life Sevingfits-
lion, b. i.. April I .—-The Princess from
iiss iirmip lntbsddcd in the shoals to
rig and though a swelling sss sessile
as a rock. lupsrisundsnt Kuwnich;
”of Robotics. ills rattan mill. OI m
dealings! tho irons out! the lightning
of the cargo. his said:
"All fiends on the weather when
we ,gatthsironeoltbs shoals it we
msmsmnodshonwindwd
can test tbs leans oil sense tins stint
was
Withslrsnsbsdmsnuttsd
thorns-semen
wind wiiinothsvstbstcmrsfor.‘
the reptile sud crew which it would I
have held twentydfour hours ago. The
destoftugesnchpt'edhsrdbmasund- .
Che-lymwmconslstingfor,fli
macaroni“ ‘
m- ilepost insides of the sect :_
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Conductor Ieylo ;Ssrlously llurl
oversaw April Houseman
caused the Morturdlug of the remn-
ger and baggage c cites which sa'aildu“
up the iirst mornin trsln from Sullieid
to Hartford today.p,and two Members:
of the crowned four passengers re-
ceived very painfu ' inluries while that
other passengers on bruised and
shaken up... The ishsp occurred at
Woods Slouch. w is the first step
out ofthis town, and the soft road bed
one to ‘theop‘cning of the ground aftei“
the winter's Meudsgiven as the con.‘
trlbuting cause for“ the spreading of
tile iron. The enlists did not turn or.
or. Conductor Richard Doyle, of Bay-l
block, was seriously hurt about the
body and had a Keith on the head. He:
complained of an iuiury to his should
or. its was sent to his home if: any-
brooir. Peter- Errand of Hartford. the,
beam, was part tub I”. dilapid-
sr by being struck with a trunk. Hrs
cum m. of tin. mm. ME,
to he intensity hurt. thn‘tlss stove
in the car toppledovsr. it fell screen
her body. The psuengsr coach was
an old one, as this is a branch line.:
There was no tire to the stove. hirsl
James was taken to the tons of Dr:
Robinson at Windsor Looks for enrol.
cal care. Charles Kerbin received a
thought to be hurt-internally and Jo:
up) Barr. s lawysryct this town. was
injured sham the limbs. ' ” l
tilthspeessngssssocspt Condos-l
.tprmlrs Jenlcsaodstr. Herr
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Assn Erosion Worth no.
loner Gssi dissent!
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mental-items Is
“Milestone-densely“
gush on the heath!- 8. Seymour ii.
' . Opting LanhCisops, itclb.
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Jilin.
some nonwsm.’ com. semen”. some ten" .
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WIATHER FORIOAIT
Ilsln tonight or Sunday.
NIW HIIIN
Lussol 3200,” Estimated in
the Burlillip of Several Large
Suslncss Blocks
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Wells Collected Frequently, .But
' its due Wes iiurt
NEW HAVEN. April 8.-One of the
most spectacular arcs Mikes been;
seen in New. Keven for many years
only this morbid! destroyed the live-
story brick building long occupied by
the Kilian carriage monasteries
Doom: on Chestnut street; the four-
ston hues cuisine in the John '1‘-
Dc'yls Company. wholesale (teeters in
drugs and merino and manufacturers
of catsup and three two and a half
story from dwelling houses occupied
by itsllens. The loss is estimated at
8800. 000 l
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in; dos.
Below; has roots; Ignore;
‘Olltllce more bowls; IIc lb.
Native Routing Chickens. sec. .;
Snail lean Fresh Reunite lo.
Irina Rib Roast Beef. 13% .and lie.
Legs Spring lamb. 14o Ill.
amen-adieu- mew.
mmucib.
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pastimes mm
Conrad Becker is plans” to add
naotbsrbnslasss boildlngtoWashing‘
ton stunt. between his building at
the corn» of Washington and Water
mandhlabniidingto the north-
wsrd'cn Washington street. the In!
door of which is oocepid by Harold
moi-random Ashsd tbstvm
between the two buildings was torn
down yesterdayssdtnltsplaeswfll
soup smut-instrument“
will have assure space “tut”
mummies-noun.
and. 'l‘lsnsw structure will be the
mutton-stewards teem
what is located sod will be Joined
scene or perm-rs soars.
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itch ot_20li Took Charles A. Hale
from tell in Lawrence-
ville. Georgie
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. April 8.-—
Charles A. Hale, a negro. who was
held in jail here on charges of assault-
ing Mrs. C. G. Williams. was taken
from his cell early today by a masked
mob of 200 men and hauled from a
tree in the business section of the
city. The body was riddled with bui-
lets as it hung there.
Whiig Sheriff E. 8. Garner was par-
leying with the web’s ringieaders in
the yard of the jail. three men slipped
the head, rendering him unconscious.
They then secured his keys and made
away with the prisoner.
Mrs. Willistns’ husband, a prominent
young farmer, was away from home
when the negro slipped into the house
yesterday afternoon and seized her.
Williams. who is paralysed in the
upper part of his body. found the ne-
gro at the house on his return. Hale,
it is said. threatened both with death
if they revealed his crime
As soon as Halo disappeared, Wii~
llama give the alarm and Sharia Gar-
ner started a hunt with bloodhound;
Three miles away the negro was cap-
lured. ’
-Where to buy Oranges. California
seedless; Figs. Dates. Grape Fruits,
Nuts. Fruit store, Hahackemo Block,
56 Washington St.
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alchemihionmtstobebidit from
the nssin no. of ties New York, New.
fismsndliartford Railroad Gom-
panysllaeat Mantle. lthode IIWK
loops-tonesemotwbtchlstooe
obsessdondonelby order of the
Passion Department to'ilrsdfordJiu
l. Theflnisofnomeispnrtiytodik
ringside tbs piece from the nearby!
Risotto. Goes. on the seas railroad.
pustules» seismic which the
new spur track is to‘rnn. ‘ contracts
tor the project wsls signed yesterday;
in the name of the Bradford Dyeing
Association. U. a. A... which is a branch
of the Bradford. Dyers' Aaaochtion'bi'
Bradford. Indeed. which has betweenl
forty and dfty establishments in that
country. engaged in the business of
dining and finishing of all textile line
Mel. axoopt‘pllo" goods. namely fa-l
use: one stunted threads like val-l
vetoed plush Themtracts of the
landlord Dyeing Association call ml
the immediate erection at Nissan. on
sprelitslssrypisettoosetacout tilde
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behind and dealt him a heavy blow on ‘
NEW seven Aprl Sr-A new spun '
ltnssndpartlytolitthsesnssoftbs nesting
Other Owner a... men'- n
and Tribulations .
William mm. I “filth? It!“ I
and a resident of Chapel IM‘
port, was ymflw W~
from Tessie (RIM ‘
Judge Joel Id. m. &
brought out the fact that
Levy is a good Imus»;
stand up under a still crosne‘
that they will not.
which they Mrcdscsd
and which they were v
withdraw byvotooftbc
it is possible that tits ; . .
not allele with the count“. 5.;
taken on last
ltmybcnfslysaldhhatfn
out they us not alone Young
who it is claimed. name only
the eloquent speerbsrs of the
are said to have been counted
vote. Some think the another
voters who were canted were;
divided evenly between the m
but there see others who (the.
action the lows moons: of «It
needs! Mt will tabs is ”I
there is on outside smog
it will greatly induces the ;
when the bill is We heard
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