Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-01-04
CASUALTIES.
Disasters of Various Sorts In Which
Six or More Lives Were Lost.

Disasters of Various Sorts in Which
Six or More Lives Were Lost.
Jan. 1-Ishpeming, Mich, 6 miners by up
setting hosting cage.
Gin Gulf of Mexico, s by explosion on
yacht Paul Jones.
9-West Dunellen, N j., IS in railway col
ision. .Sunal,, Neb.,, in railway wreck.
delena sinks; 10 drowned. =. Gregg coun-
ty, Tex, 6 in cyclone.
11-Siiver Plume, Col, "a miners in snow
Slide, Off Nab. lightship, 10 by founder
ing of boat.
12-Near Yankton, S. D., II in burning cot
tage of insane asylum.
14-OH South Carolina coast, by wreck of
steamship William Lawrence. -. Corner
stone, Ark, Z in burning home. In Tex
as during 2 days intense cold, IA frozen.
Mar. 8-Near Norfolk, Va, Y drowned by
sinking of tug.
1O-Crede, Col, s by explosion in mine.
17-New York, 46 during burning of Wind
19-Near Edwardsyille, Ala, IL in cyclone.
27-Chicago, in flames of Armour's curqed
hair and felt works.
Apr. 3-Joplin, Mo-, 3 by caving in of mar
row trench.
4--Eureka, Cal, 10 by capsizing of steamer
In harbor.
New York, u in burning home of Wal
lace G. Andrews.
9zNear Glendive, Mont, p by food in
Yellowstone river.
lS-Near Beverly, Mass, IL in wreck of fish
ing schooner.
27-Kirksville, Mo-, 80 in tornado. New
town, Mo, 10 by cyclone. .Onawa, Ia, 5
28-Milan, No, 4 families by cyclone.
29-Carney's Point, n. j., by explosion in
smokeless powder works.
Mar. 14-Of Grand Marais, in Lake Su-
perior, 9 by laundering of schooner
27-Near Waterloo, Ia, s in railway wreck
caused by washout. e. Near Vaudeville, 8
IN burning home. In Bijou hills, south
of Chamberlain, S, D., z by cyclone. -.
Near Dawson, Alaska, drowned breaking
through the ice.
30-Toledo, o., 6 by upsetting of boat.
Jun. Near Alberta, n. w. T., 80 Indians
by upsetting of boat in Lake of Clouds.
TN New York and vicinity, 25 from eff
S-Ross Hollow, Ark, % by landslide. In
vicinity of Austin, Tex, 25 bycloudburst
and consequent floods.
12-New Richmond, Wis, ll2 by cyclone.
l3--Herman, Neb., 10 in cyclone that prac-
tically destroyed the town.
16-Rosalia, Tex, p during freshet.
20-Dunbar, Wis, 6 by upsetting of boat.
293ln Lake Erie, off Lorain, O., by foun-
derlng of steamer. Near CIarksviIle,
Mo, by upsetting of skiff.
Jul. S-Columbus, o., by cars at railway
crossing.
13-New York, 81 to date from lockjaw, due
4th of July pistol wounds.
16-Bennett Lake, Alaska, IL drowned.
l0-ln northwestern Iowa, 10 in enngrant
wagon by clopdburst.
3l-Hampton, Va, Z from yellow fever in
soldiers home. Big Prairie, Mich, 6;
thrashing machine exploded.
Aug. Crooks inlet, p gold hunters
drowned.
3,Stt. Mary's and Calvert counties, Md, 8
during storm.
6-Near Baltimore, 5 by rowboat capsizing.
10-Near jackson, La, 5 in burning home.
17-Near Washington, Ind, 6 drowned.
24-Near Carterville, Mo-, 8 miners by dyna-
mite.
27..SparlilI, N. Y, 5 in St. AIMS convent
fire.
2S-Chicago, 9 by falling arches of new Coli
scum bldg Near Dardanelle, Ark, by
capsizing boat.
30-Y Yuma, A T., 6 in a fire.
Sep. Pittsburgh, Pa, 5 by boiler explo-
SION Easton, Conn, children while
sea bathing
5-.Bath, Ne, by yacht capsizing. Off
Amherstburg, O., Toledo people by
1e,Near Mora, n. NJ, 8 by eoIlapsing of
adobe.
22~Near Cape Pine, N. F., IA in shipwreck.
2EReno, Col, in railway collision