Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-02
Feb 2-Near Pacific Junction.

Feb 2-Near Pacific Junction. la. s Feb l3NGouverneur, N. Y. by mine Feb 21-Tazewell, Ky.,. James Caldwell and family drowned by foods
 Feb 2S-Near Murray. Ky. by premature explosion of dynamite.
 Feb 24-Lake Preston. s. D., by gas suffoeation. Sherman Heights, Tenn, 2 by cars on grade crossing.
 Mar EBoston, 6 in explosion in Fremont street caused by escaping gas. Mar 17-Steamer de St. Nazaire sunk off Carolina coast, only out of 80 on board known to have survived.
 Mar 22-Henry county. Ala, drowned In . Mar 24-LaddsvilIe, Ia., children In burning residence. Near Nashville, Tenn, in burning residence. Mar 29 - Near Pensacola. Fla, by swamping of boat Nemeha county, Kan, drowned trying to ford creek.
 Apr S-knoXville' Tenn. IT by fire. braska floods at least 40 lives lost.
 Apr 14-Near Helena. Ark, family of ' drowned by capsizing of boat, = Apr 24-Beaver Creek, Ky, family of in burning residence.
 May lon White Oak creek. Tenn, 5 by waterspout.
 burning home... Near Pikevllle. Ky. by poisoned spring water.
 May 1S-Pinkney, Tenn. by caving of May 1a-White Oaks Creek. Tenns in May 27-Ameriean Falls. Ind. in rall- way wreck.
 train at grade crossing. Near Keystone, W. Va, 5 children in burning home.
 Jun 4-Ghicagoi s by explosion on mud seOw in river
 Jun Near Hudson. Wis, 6 in railway Jun 25-Near Missouri City, Mo. by rail- way wreck.
 parts of city,. West Chicago. IL. by col l!sion of two Christian Endeavor trains. Jun 30-Westfield, Ia. by lightning.
 Jul 6-Near Hartsville, Tenn, by boiler Jul 7GBay City. Mich. by trolley car plunging through open bridge. Jul 8-Near Pineville, Ky, in burning home.
 Jul 1s-Near Boone. Ia. tramps In rail- way wreck
 Jul 21-New Haven. Conn, by explosion in armory of Winchester Repeating Arms Juf 2S2Near Reno, New. Indians in rail- Aug 5-2Near Cairo. Ill, 10 by explosion of Aug iS.Near Dahlgren. III, by railroad collision.
 Aug 2S-Galloway county. Ky, poisoned by eating stolen melons.
 Aug 30-Gladstone, Mich., by capsizing Sep S-Near Glenwood Springs, Col. F by explosions in coal mine.
 Sep 4-Broad Ripple, Ind, by explosion Sep 7@cggnet. 7 5sS O.. by explosion of nitro sso5s4 sep 5ANear Emporia. Kan. P in railway Sep S&Near New Castle. Col. 30 in rail Sep Ivan Buren. Ark. ' in railway Sep 17-Near Chippewa Falls, Wis. in Sep 2o-Belle Allen. Ala. by fire in coal shaft
 Sep 24-Johnston City. III. 5 by explosion in coal mines. On Taiya trail, in Alaska, IS by snowslide
 Oct Near Schuyler, Neb., ! poisoned " oct Near Willow Springs. Mo. by train on grade crossing.
 Oct 6-Plankinton. s. D., ! in burning Oct 15sP!ano. Tex. by falling of build= ing seaffeld.
 plunging of New York Central express into Oct s0-Near Scranton. Pa. 6 in mine dis Nov 8o-Maplesvil1e. Ala. drank mix ture of wood alcohol and whisky.
 Dec 15-Near Portland, Me. in wreck of schooner Susan P. Thurlow.
 Yellow Fever.
 Several cases of yellow fever were TO- ported from points in Louisiana in the first week of September On Sep. it had made it's appearance in New Orleans, also in Ocean Springs, Miss. In rapid success sion came reports from Edwards, Miss, and Biloxi. Miss. and other southern points, until on Nov. 23 the fever was con sidered as practically stamped out. It has been estimated that the Gulf states suf- fered a financial loss of fully $60oo0.000, the chief factor in which account being the loss in trade and traffic on account of the strict quarantine regulations. On Nov 9 a report Issued by the surgeon general of the marine hospital service, giving the re- had then appeared during the yellow fever epidemic in the south a total of 42S9 cases, of which 446 had proved fatal. Of the total number of cases 1,S47 were reported from Louisiana, 1925 from Mississippi, TAO from Alabama. 52 from Tennessee, 16 from Texas. from Illinois, from Georgia and l each from Florida and Kentucky