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increase OF socialism.
The Republicans are boxing for an
explanation of the great increase in
the Socialist vote at the recent cleo
ton. The party Of tlld-Patters" in
special privileges and distributor of
vested wrongs need not look far for
the explanation. Henry Fawcett gave
it when he said:
1T has been repeatedly shown that
the friends If revolutionary changes
derivethe motive power from the big
otsd opponents of progress and from
the stubborn upholders Of unwise laws
and unjust privileges. 1t might as
wen be supposed that the railway en-
CINE would move ii it were deprived
et steam; that wheat could grow with
out soil. OF that man could live with
out food, as 10 imagine that revolu-
tionary propagandism could be main
tanned if it were not kept alive by
the recollection of some wrong inflict-
ed and by the continuance of some
evil unredressed."
Not only viii SOCIALISM, continue 10
increase rapidly. but ittwlll soon be
the law of the land IL effective meas
ures are not taken to curb the power
of the trusts. The people may do
some foolish things and jump in wrong
directions when they see danger
ahead, but they will not much longer
stand still while the trusts plumber
them. Possibly Herbert Spencer was
right when. in 1894. he said: 'Fhe
movement toward dissolution of exist
ing social ferns and reorganization
ON a Socialisyic basis | believe to be
Irresistible He then prophesied
"civil war, immense bloodshed. and
eventually military dcspotism OF the
severest type"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-30

The two great topics which stand
ady for consideration are the regu-
latIon Of trusts and the revision Of the
tariff As for Che former. It is prob
able that some tentative movement
viii be made. The call from the whole
country is so loud that II cannot be
wholly disregarded. But with the
trusts dominant in the party which
controls this Congress II Is next to inn
possible that action In any way effect
i've will be reached AS for tariff revi
sion. that IS even yet more distant
Boston Post.
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wide. On this rock a conicaI beacon
is erected. and on its summit Ian
tern is fixed. from which. night after
night shines light which is seen by
the fishermen far and wide The way
in which this lighthouse is Illuminated
Is this: On the Island of Lewis IS
lighthouse. and from a window in the
tower = stream Of light is projected
on to 8 mirror In the lantern on the
summit OF Arnish Rock
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-30

money sent to her by charitabiy inclined
persons. Mrs. Mayer admitted shae she
had received large amounts Of meney and
was enabled to i've comfortably upoa
the returns she recei~~-a from der beg
sing She stated that aEnc>a the proni-
nent people 60 whom she bad serf letters
recently were Mrs. Roosevelt, sNes wife Of
the President. and Mrs. Levi 2 Morton.
The arrest Of this clever impostor was
made By an agent Of the Charigf OrgzEi-
ration Society Of New lerk. 1Se agent
Cor the charitable Organization sisted thar
oyer Loco letters soliciting charity had
been turned over 30 the society in the
last four years. and all were signed by
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-30

I.owther Iowa
1. Haytian gunboat Crete,a- Pierrot sunk
by German gunboat Panther.
IL. BattleShip Wisconsin and cruiser Gin
cinnati ordered to Panama.
II. Great fire in Beaumont. Texas. oil
helds- Killing frost In Northwest. Mrs.
senator Stewart of Nevada killed In auto
mobile accident
10 Death OF ex-supreme Court Justice
Horace Gray.
is. Peary Arctic expedition returns.
10 Panic In negro Baptist convention at
Birmingham, Ala, causes death of so per-
ons and injury of 100. Death OF Marie
Henrlette. queen of the Belgians.
IS. Operation for abscess on President
RoOseyelt's leg at indianapolis.
20. -Four hundred persons killed by cy-
clone and waterspout in Eastern Sicillty.
IS Second operation on President Roose-
velts leg. Tidal wave on coast Of Japan.
20. Death OF Emile lola.
OCTOBER.
3. Conference of coal operators and min
ers at White House in Washington.
I. Great fire at Annoy, China.
g. Governor Stone of Pennsylvania orders
State Militia TO coal fields
II. Burlington train held up near LIN
coin, Neb.
II Street railway strike in New Orleans
ends
Is. Coal operators ask President to end
strike.
IS. President appoints commission to ar
bitrate coal strike.
n. Anthracite workers vote to accept az
bitration.
70. Work In anthracite coal mines re-
stunned.
- Earthquakes In Italy.
~. Desth Of Elizabeth Cady stanton.
% Mitchell day in anthracite regions.
NOVEMBER.
|. st. Pierre, MiquelOn, destroyed by
4 General election: Fire works expIo-
sion In New York kills l. persons and In
10 Fire does great damage on new East
River bridge In New York
IL Roland Molineux acquitted Ia New
YORK.
16 Armour & Co.'S packing plant In
Sioux City burns. =. Death Of G. A. Henty.
20. James Moore, colored, hanged by mob
near Sullivan. Ind.
81. Rock Island train held up by express
robbers at Davenport. Iowa
-. Death OF Friedrich krupp German
gunmaker. Big ore dock at Ashland. Wis,
bnrns
e. Death Of Sep. Winner. composer.
-. Death Of Colonel Th0s. p Ochiltree
p. Fourteen killed by boiler explosion
In Chicago stockyards. =. Several vessels
aud - lives lost In gale on Great Lakes
DECEMBER.
l. Congress conyereS for short session.
& Fourteen lives lost in fire In Lincoln
Hotel Chicago. Naval maneuvers In Ca
rihbean Sea begin.
s Cieveland's great water tunnel con-
piete6.
{. Death OF Thomas r. Reed In Washing
ton. -. CartoOniSf Thomas Mast dies At
SuayaquIl. Ecuador.
5. Great Nile dam st Assouan opened.
g. German and English fleets seize Ven
ex1elan warShsp Ia harbor OF Ia Guaira
Ii. President Castro Of Venexuels Issues
sppeal 70 arms. Cuban Reciprocity Treaty
signesi In Havana
Is. S1.coo.0oo IRE In steel plant at Canal
Dover. Ohio. :. English and German xar-
ships reduce defenses Of Puerto Cabelo
Venezuela
IA Death OF Mrs Z. 5 Grant
Is. l.ooo killed By earthquake at An
dian. ASsatic Russia
Is NeneEnela asks sor arbitration
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Reform League Repabiicau,

The National Civil Service Reform
League, at convention Just held In
Philadelphia, commends the policy OF
President Roosevelt in making Federal
appointments.
The League did not resolve on the
endorsement of the notorious Addfcks.
nor did 1t say anything about the
Saturnalia of pernlcious activity on the
part of the Federal officials in WILSON,
sin, which even the Republican con-
yention of that State denounced as Gin
dagrant violation of civil service hws
In attempts to forestall conventions
and caucuses OF the party and assisting
professional lobbyists before the beg
islature and elsewhere in defeating
legislation in refutation of party
pledges"
As President Roosevelt has not re-
moved these officials, in spite of their
fragrant disregard of civil service
laws" 1t is fair to presume that the
League is willing to condone any such
lapse of virtue. If it is only Republi
can that offends.
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WINTER WHEAT PERFECT.
Acreage 100000 Acres for Crop of
1902-Gain 81 Per Cent.

Acreage 34,O0O.OoO Acres for Crop of
1902-Gain 81 Per Cent.
The statistician of the Department of
Agriculture estimates the newly seeded
area of winter wheat at about $4,000
900 acres, an increase of 81 per cent up
on the area estimated to have b N sown
in the fall of 1901. The co lition of
winter wheat Dec. ! was 99,7 compared
with S6.7 in 1901. 97.1 in BOO and a
nine-year average of Ola. r de following
table shows for each of the principal
States, the percentage Of, acreage sown
to winter wheat this FIJI as compared
with last year, the aveJAges of condition
on Dec. j of the preseat year, the CORE
spending averages for 1901 and 1900 and
the mean of the December averages Of
the last nine years:
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per pound. Per ton.
Hold. Up at Neenah.

One of the boldest hold-ups ever report
ed in Neenah occurred the other night on
the person of John Arst. who was found
in an unconscious condition lying beside
the Company / armory. He was attend
ing the third annual ball given by Com
pany | and had stepped outside for a
breath of fresh air. and a short time af-
forwards friends noticed his absence.
They went outside and found him lying
on the ground. He was taken to the hall
and a doctor was sent for and it was not
until five hours afterward that he re-
gained consciousness. His pockets were
turned inside out, showing that robbery
had been committed. The only marks
of violence that could be found were a
large lump ON the head
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Event, Of thc Year.

JANUARY.
l. Thomas Estrada Palma elected Presi-
dent or cuba 4. President Roosevelt holds
brilliant reception.
2. Passenger steamer Walla Walia Sink
OF Cape MendocinO 10y unknown bark. y
lives lost.
3. white House ball on occasion of Miss
Alice Ro0seVelts debut
4 Nineteen men lost In marine collision
on AYeiro. Portugal
q. Congress reassembies.
Z. Seventeen men killed By cayeIn In
miEe at Negsunee. Mich.
8 Tunnel accident to New York Central
train In New York City causes Is deaths.
10. Failure of Euclid Avenue Trust and
Savings Co. Of Cleveland
II. Seven lives lost In fire 10 Buffalo,
y. X.
IA. Second failure Of George II. Phillips.
formerly called the Chicago corn king"
-. Foraker elected Senator from Ohio.
Arthur +. German from Maryland and ]. Il.
McCreary from Kentucky.
10. a Il. Cummlns inaugurated Govern
or OF Iowa. Earthquake Kills 300 people
at Chiipaneingo. Mexico.
IS. Death OF Sir Ellis Ashmead Bartlett
English political leader
10. -Four buildings collapse In Detrot's
business center
20. Columbian insurgents win battle In
Panama harbOr. Death of Camilla Urso.
Yioliniste.
"a. Treaty ceding Danish West Indies -
United states signed. Dust explosion XIII 5
- miners at Lost Creek Iowa
". Peace proposals made TO England In
Beers behalf by Holland
%. Ten lives lost In tenement house Are
IN BOstOa
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Acreage com
narad with

The newly seeded area of winter rye is
Professionally estimated at 90.3 per cent
Of the area sown in the fall of 1901 The
condition Dec. i was 9S.1, compared with
500 Dec. 1, 1901. 99.1 Dec. /. 1900. and
95.T the mean of the averages for the
last nine years. The following table
shows for each of the principal States
the percentage of acreage s0wn to win
ter rye this fall as compared with that
sown last year, the averages of condi-
tons on Dec of the present year, the
corresponding averages for 1901 and 1900
and the mean of the Decor averages
Of the last nine years:
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Finish Fight in University.

Stanley ]. Leahy of Chicago and Will
liam n Powers Of Madison fought to
finish in the gymnasium of the State
University, Powers being knocked out
by chance blow after bloody battle.
The trouble started in the classroom,
where Leahy prodded his class fellow
with a pin
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-30

Mrs Mayer Many of them had been re
ceiyed by the most prominent society Peo-
pie IN New YORK
When arraigned in court Mrs. Mayer
was styiishly stirred in expensive Wild
ow's weeds. She said she was 60 years
old and appealed 10 the magistrate for
mercy. She was sent TO the workh0use
for six months
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Reclaim Marsh Land.

A big drainage project is being formu-
lated to drain several hundred acres of
marsh land along the Fox river in the
vicinity of Buffalo lake. a distance of
FIVE miles. The farmers on the south
side of the lake, near Monticello, have en-
gagged a civil engineer and are having
preliminary survey made. At present
there are hundreds of acres of swamp
lands along this line that are practically
worthless. If the contemplated drainage
system can be completed and put into
operation all this land can be made pro-
ductive and its selling price can be in
creased to from $50 to 500 per acre.
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LIVED ~ LUXURY ON CHARITY.
New York Woman Who Sent Begging
Letters TO Wealthy Persons.

One of the clexerest frauds ever rer-
Desrated IN New York City was brought
to fight last week when Mrs. Annie
Nsyer. OF SO East Thirty second street,
vas arraigned before Magistrate Crane.
! the Yorkyille court Tee specific
carae against Mrs. Mayer was vagrancy,
b. the evidence addaeed AZ the examina-
tie showed that for twenty years the
weaan had been sending begging letters
q loulinent people thr0aghoR; tAe coan-
trJ NJ living in luxury upon the sums Of
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-30

There Have Been Volcanic Erupt;ons,
Wars, CONGREGATIONS and Explo-
sions-Larse Death Lists-And still
Times nave Been Good.
Though most of the civilized world has
enjoyed continuance Of the reign Of mu-
tual prosperity which began III 1901. it
is undcniab!e that Inc year 1902 has
made woful record in the way Of dis
aster and destruction Of human life The
eruption Of Mount Pclee, Martinique,
May 8, may be given pre-eminence az
the most disastrous occurrence of several
decades, and its destructive work was
supplemented by many costly comlia@fa-
tons, especially during the early months
of the year, and 4 number Of deadly ez
pIosions
Many noted persons have passed into
the beyond since Jan. /, 1902. among
them being Cecil Rhodes Res. Z. Dewitt
Talmage. Gen Wade Hampton. Frank
x. Stockton, j. Sterling Norton. Sol
Smith Russell. Bret Harte. Rear ADMIRAL
William T. sampson. Lore Pauncef5tc,
zen. Franz Sigei Edward Egglesion.
Justice Horace Gray, Marie Hemricttc
Cady Stanton, Herr Knapp, Thomas H.
Reed and Mrs e. s. Grant
The year has seen Edward VII crown
ed King Of England. after a delay Of sew
erai weeks beyond the date originally ap-
pointed, On account of necessary sur
gical operation upon the royal person:
has witnessed the ending Of the Boer
war in South Africa, and the beginning
Of an international disagreement in
which Venezuela. South Africa. is the
storm center; during its last month that
great engineering work, tine Nile dam
~ Assouan. has been opened; ii has given
Cuba It's first President under the new
regime. md will be remembered also as
the year during which occurred the ex
tensiVe labor troubles in the Penlsylya-
mia anthracite regions. from the conse-
quences Of which we a-c not yet relieved
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strangled TO Death.

Ole Gilbertson, who has been boarding
at the Central Hotel at North Fond du
Lac, committed suicide by hanging. The
body was discovered in the room occu-
pied by Mr.. Gilbertson. 1t was suspend
ed from a bed post, a strap from a tele-
scope having been used in place of a
rope. He had appeared cheerful and his
associates are at loss as to the mo-
tive which impelled him to seif-destruc-
fion
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In 10 the Public. as Usual.

The recurrent rumors OF an advance
in railroad rates may yet deprive fine
Transportation magnates of some OF
their laurels as the friends OF labor.
1t looks as IL the dear public and not
the railroads had made that increase
of wages. -Pittsburg Dispatch.
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Why lsui1d GOOD Roads?

The first hill introduced into the
House of Representatives was one TO
appropriate money for the establish
inent in the Department o. Agriculture
Of a bureau OF good roads. Good roads.
we are told, would do good to all men.
But why have good roads7 DO we
really believe IN them? They are GER
tainly opposed to our system of gov
eminent which builds tariff walls and
barb wire fences between us and for
eigners. Our tariff walls are harder to
cross with goods than The highest
mountain range or the widest ocean.
A pound of sugar can be carried from
the Philippines to the United States
for one-half cent, but cannot be gotten
over the tariff wall for less than about
two cents. Why build good roads TO
cheaper the cost Of transporting goods
when we are living behind artificial
barriers to obstruct the passage Of
goods? Why not abolish the tariff
wall?
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-30
Railroads of WISCONSIN.

The new railroad map shows that there
are fourteen principal railroads doing
business in this State. with a total mile
age of 6,346.4S miles and twenty-nine
small lines with total of SIG miles.
There are still 100000 acres of govern
ment land to be taken up by homestead
ers at the land offices at Ashland, Eau
Claire and Wausau and $4,000 acres
which the State will dispose of through
the land office at Madison. The land
and lumber companies have 100000
acres to be sold for farms.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-30

There Is not much chance that the
trrin viii be revised al the session Of
Congress that ends as soon as the 4fh
81 March next The opinion OF the
majority OF Republican Congressman
seems 10 be that during time Of pros
Derity II would not DO 10 eddie with
the tariff. And. OF course. II VOID
never do at eli when times are nard.
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a RemarkahIe T.ighrhouse.

The most extraordinary OF all Brit
ISL lighthouses is to be found on Ar
nish Rock. Stornoway Ray--a rock
which IS separated from the Island of
Lewis Oy a channel over 500 feet
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-30

Argument Is Good in Either Case.
No argument can be presented for
the removal Of the tariff on anthKa-
cite coal that cannot with equal pro-
priety be ured for the removal Of the
tariff on bituminous coal-except that
the first is suddenly become exceeding.
III unpopular. indianapolis News.
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The sacred "Existing Conditions.

UC AsNI7tIlfk
Senator Hale, who deprecates dis
turbing existing conditions" by lower
ing the tariff, doesn't seam worried
when conditions formerly existing
are knocked to smithereens by higher
prices for trust controlled necessities
of life.-New York World.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-30

That is whel the tariff lis expected to
bring the Country ont of The soup And
there You are.-Peoria Journal
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Don't uy TO deadhead your way to
success.
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SEPTEMBER

J. Thirty Killed and 10 wounded. In train
wreck near Berry. Ala.
& President Roosevelt hurt Ii trolley
accident near PiftSGeid. Mass. Death 81
Edward EK<leston. novelist. Third great
eruption Of Mcnt Pelee. Martinique.
4 Body OF Wm. J. BartACiin f1--i nea,
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ghe Empress cf Germany has spe-
lels bodyguard. consisting 81 twenty
fJur picked soldiers. from the tallest
lnen Of the lofty imperial guard.
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T. Tornado destroyed over 900 lives
around Dacca. British India. .Wm. II
Moody becomes Secretary OF Navy.
e. Death Of Potter Palmer OF Chlcago
q heath 81 Archbishop COrrigan. Bret
Harte dies Ia Tendon.
4 Death OF Rcar-Admiral William T.
5. Town OF ST Pierre. Martinique. de.
author, slain ~ brother. Malcolm Ford
who then Kills himself.
& STRIFE ordered IN anthracite coal re
giob.
Il, Death Of Lieutenant Governor stone
OF Wisconsin,.
Il Maria ChrlStiua reSlsSs regency OF
spain. Twenty nye persons ktlieG By oil
explosion near Pitsshurg.
Il. Alfonso XIII crowned king OF Spain
IS hurricane devastated Texas gull
coast biottiaS cut town Of Goliad
~ Explosion Ia coal mine at Coat Greek.
Teaa.. Kills Isl miners.
% Cubs becomes an independent nation
49,. .syaterspout at Cincinnati aud suburbs
Kills six persons snd destroys property val
ued az SsoOo.0o0
Il. DEBORAH. lows. overwhelmed by
clsRdhu-st
IS Explosion Ia mine at Fsrnie. &. c..
skills 100 miners
"a Death Of British Ambassador. Lord
Pannct4orte.
81. Beer leaders sign article OF sur
render. t.. Retalhulen Guatemala over
UAeimed BY volcano. i.c0c lives lost
lime
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AuGuST

:, burlington express train robbed near
savanna, III.
8. Train wreck near Collins. Iowa Kills
Is people aud Injuries 50.
.. Coronation ~ King Edward OF Eng
land. BODY Of Mrs. Ann Barthelin found
In Chicago.
10. Death Of Senator Mcmillan of Mlchl-
gan. Seven persons burned TO death In
hotel IRE at San Angelo. Texas.
Is. Cuhacan. Mexico. swept hy tidal
wave. $500 express robbery at Ford
VILE. KY
N. Autumn naval n,aneuvers begin OF
Massachusetts coast
70 neaSh Of General Franz Siget
~. President Roosevelt 81 trip through
New England
- Earthquakes Ia East Turkcstan XIII
Loco persons
e Death OF ex-Governar Georgse Hoad-
lev OF Ohio.
50 Eruption Of Noat Pelee destroys
Movae Roege. with go Tires.
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A. Transfers strike in Chicago settled
Street car riots In Providence, X. l.
q Tornado and clOudbursts In Iowa, Ne
braska. Kansas, Illinois, South Iakota-
o ST Luke's Sanltarium tn Chicago
burns. 10 lives being lost.
10 Tornado causes damage anc death 10
Illinois. Iowa and Minnesota
Is. President sends TO congress speclal
message on Cuban reciprocity.
10 Senate passes Panama canal biil...
Death OF King Albert Of Saxony
ii. Wyeth wins American Derby In Chi
cago Town Marshal OF jefferson, Iowa.
billed by halfwitted man, who Is then
slain by mob
90 100000 fire In Portland. ore.
81 st. James Hotel coliapses 90 Dallas,
- King Edward VII submits to opera
tion for perityphilitls, Coronation is post
40 senator Bailey OF Texas makes VIC
lent attack ON Senator Beveridgs OF Indi-
ana Ia Senate.
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FEBRUARY.


]: Dust explosion in Hondo. Mexico.
miles; 81 men die.
3. $2.5CO.0O0 fire In Waterbury, Conn.
Gale on Atlantic coast does considerable
damage.
I. Kelley liquor cure plant at Dwight,
Ill, burns six hreinen killed by falling
wallis in st. Louis
O. $iO.0OO.O00 fire In Paterson. n. H.
Smaller Ores In Jersey city. Brooklyn and
Chicago $50. Eleven lives lost ia lodging
house fire In st. LonIs.
10. Twelve manufacturing plants burned
"a Springfield, @.
II. Death Of Marquis OF Dufferin
IL House passes war tax reduction bill.
IS Miss Ellen stones ransom paid to
Bulgarian brigands.
49, President Roosevelt's decision on
Schley appeal given ont.
% Revolutionary riots In Barcelona,
Spain.
% Park Avenue Hotel and list Regl-
ment Arm0ry In New York burned: 81 900
600 loss and 30 lives destroyed. Senators
Tillmau and McLauren of South Carolina
fight in Senate.
2s. Miss Ellen Stone released by Bal.
Garian bandits.
"a Philippine bill passed by Senate
n. Mckinley memorial services Ia Con
gress-
-. Fourteen miners killed by snowslIde
at Telluride. Col
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APRIL
APRIL.
Death % Thos. Dunn English.

I. Death % Thos Dunn English.
g. 100000 dire at Atlantic city. n ]
q. Maay persons killed and Injured by
failing grandstand NJ Glasgow, Scotland
II. BOerS accept terms Of peace. Death
OF Gen Wade Hampton.
Il. Death or Rev. T. he Witt Taiinage
10. Russian Minister 81 the Interior. NJ
Slpiaguine. slain by student
Is. House passes Cuban reciprocity hill
Great ocean steamship lines merged
-. Sixty lives lost in burning OF steamer
city uf l1ttshurg on Ohio River. Franz
X. Stockton. novelist. dies.
y severe winastSrm In Missouri Val
ley.
~. Death OF ex-Secretary Of Agriculture
J. sterling Morton
IS Death OF Sol Smith Russell.