CAMPBELL, FLOOD, PATTERSON, BROWN William C. CAMPBELL, one of the victims of the Darr mine disaster, was born near Ayrshire, Scotland, May 24, 1852. He came to this country with his elder brother, Dugal, now of McDonald. Mr. CAMPBELL was mine boss at Jumbo for several years and the men who worked with him still speak in praise of his just and pleasant manner of treatment. Their appreciation of him was shown when they presented him with a very fine gold watch and chain at the time of his removal, a little over two years ago. After leaving Jumbo he worked at Finleyville for two years, and from there he went to Darr mine, as boss, where he had been only four months at the time of his death, caused by the great explosion, December 19. Mr. CAMPBELL was twice married. To the first marriage four daughters and one son mourn the loss of a father. On September 5, 1904 he was married to Mrs. LIDSTER, who is bereft of a loving husband. Monday afternoon funeral services were held at his late home at Darr mines by Rev. W. D. IRONS, D. D., assisted by Rev. Wm. M. BUZZA. On Tuesday morning the remains were brought to McDonald, and taken to the First United Presbyterian Church where a short service was conducted, and the remains viewed by many friends. The interment was made at noon in Robinson Run cemetery. http://patheoldminer.rootsweb.com/darr3.html The body of Walter SHEPPARD, which is believed to be in the ill-fated Darr mine, has not been found at this writing. Thomas L. FLOOD, a young man of sterling qualities, died at the home of his mother in Noblestown on Christmas eve at eleven o'clock, of a tumor of the brain. The deceased was in the 27th year of his age, and was highly respected by all who knew him. The past six or seven years he was employed in the store of James GRAHAM, and was always found faithful and attentive to his duties. His demise is greatly regretted in the community. He is survived by his mother and these brothers and sisters: Steven and James of Noblestown, Patrick, Maggie and Mary at home and Mrs. Ella, wife of Joseph CRANDALL of Marietta, Ohio. The funeral services will be held in St. Patrick's Church this Friday morning at 10:15. *Mother buried at St. Patrick's cemetery in Noblestown The remains of Robert PATTERSON, aged 20 years, were laid to rest in Robinson Run cemetery yesterday afternoon. Rev. Dr. IRONS conducted the services. The deceased was fired upon and killed in East Pittsburg by a special policeman following a trivial altercation over the arrest of another young man on Monday evening. Robert PATTERSON was the son of Thomas PATTERSON, who for many years resided in Centre avenue. He is survived by his father, stepmother, two brothers and five sisters. James Arthur BROWN, one year and four months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loraine BROWN of Laurel Hill, died Friday, December 20, of pneumonia. The funeral services were held Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev. W. M. BUZZA. Interment was made in Robinson Run cemetery.