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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-09
BRYAN, The Man--Ann1yzed.

his powers, still, the result has proven
beyond a shadow of a doubt that the
distinguished Nebrasloan cannot write.
Those who have taken The Commoner.
for many months, and W0lo are familiar
with such periodicals of the past as
the Federalist in America or the
Spectator or the Taller in England,
have looked in vain for anything abov
the sophomore and h mediocre from
Mr.. Bryan's pen in the columns OF MS
paper. If he has ever written a ally
able article on anything under the sun,
or a letter from his travels that was
notable for anything brlt bald recital,
I have never seen 1t, nor have I been
assured that this was the fact, even by
some of Mr.. Bryar's warmest admir-
ers.
He Is Not a Great Writer.
"Exhibtt b. William j. Bryan is
not a writer. Coming to the subject
of thought, it might be urged that altho
; Mr.. Bryan has not evidenced any re-
Elective capacities in his writings. So
called, he is a man of depths of men
! tally, nevertheless. If SO, in what way
has he manifested it? He has not sug-
gested any great measure OF states:
hanship. The silver issue died a-Aborn-'
in. and was abandoned on the door
step of ~,expediency. The government
ownership of railroads met h same
fate. And neither of these was original
with Mr.. Bryan. He DIS not a man OF
initiative; or even referendum. None
of his speeches shows evidences of deep
thought, and they have universally
i.a. - ,&ob1o MT for what WAC said in
them. but for the manner in which
they have been delivered. Nowhere in
all of his speeches is these earnest of
a great man. The mere delivery, IN an
impressive manner, Of a s~elf-evident
and long-formulated truth Us not "a sign
manual of genius. I have heard Mr..
Bryan speak on several occasions. In
fact, my enthusiasm In his first cam
paign was mot weakened by having
heard him speak during hat time.
/ But I fave heard him speak where
+, other men spoke before him, and he
suffered markedly by comparison.
Not in the presence, or voice
of the orator, but in the logic, argu-
ment, cohesiveness and analytic pow
ers of the oratory; the constructive
ability and the instructive effect. 1t
is this weakness which makes Mr..
Bryan's speeches sound well, and read
poorly. And to those who are not
carried away by the mere outward
graces of oratory, these features do
not even sound we'll. The thought IS
not, and never will be there, for I am
free 10 assert, without any feeling in
the matter whatsoever, and by these
presents;
Not a Deep Thinker.
"Exhfbit c." William j. Bryan is not
a thinker. AS to his judgment Of
men individually, Mr.. Bryan is Woe
fully backing. He has invariably sur
rounded himself with the weakest Of
advisers. He has naturally and newt
ably espoused the wrong side OF near
" everything in the shape Of Dolitical
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-09
ROWAN COUPLE WEEDS.
Miss Eva Bailou and MIR. Carl Hadlsy,
Both WeII Known.

Special to Times-Republican.
Rowan, Oct. 9.-Miss Eva Ballou and
Mr.. Carl Hadley, both of this place,
were married at the home of the
brides parents Wednesday at 6 O'Clock,
Rev. Stephens officiating, These young
people are well and favorab1y 1nnown,
and have Lived here most of their
lives. They left on tho evening train
for La Porte where they will visit rel
atives Of the groom for "a tew days. re-
turning here for a month and then will
go to California for the winter. Hosts
of friends wish this young couHSo Q
happy married aifA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-09
Lake City Items.

Special to Times-Republican.
Lake City, Oct. 9-Beginning Mon
day, Oct. 10, Rev. j. NJ. Deschamps
will give ten lectures at the First
Baptist church.
Ghs Calhoun county grand jury
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-09
FOR "GooD CITIZENSHIP"
Chosen as Slogan Of State University
Civic League.

Civic League.
Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City, Oct. Good citizen
ship is the slogan of a group OF stu
dents in the State University OF Iowa,
who have banded themselves into the
University Civic league. To boost
their organization and help to instill
good political views of a strictly non
partisan nature into the student body,
these undergraduates have secured
Charles NJ. Jessup, of New York, to
speak before the university assembly
next Wednesday morning. A meeting
of the league will be held Monday aft
ernoon. to arrange the details OF the
visit of Jessup.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-09
SEEK LAD.
Relatives Think Young Haggerty May
Have Conc to McGregor.

HaVe 0o"o :"
Dubuque, Oct. 9. The police are
looking for a youth named Haggerty,
who ran away from home, causing
his relatives untold anxiety. The
youth is about IL years old, is dark
complexioned and has blue eyes, with
long lashes. AT the time of his dis
appearance he wore a checked suit.
with cap OF almost the same material
He wore a white shirt, and carried a
toy rifle with him. .Altho the destina :
ton of the lad is not known, there
is a. suspicion that he may have gone
to McGregor. and an effort will be
made by the authorities to locate hin
at that place.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-09
WOULD FREE WATERLOO BOYS
Harry Chapman and clif4 Peterson
Defore Pardon Board.

Wateraoo, Oct. 9.-An effort is being
made by the relatives of Harry Chap
man and Cliff Peterson to have them
pardoned from the Anamosa peniten-
tiary, where they were sentenced near
ly a year ago, on the charge of hold
ing up and attempting to rob Fred Bal
lou.
A sister of Chapman was before
the board and made an impassionate
plea for her brother, stating that pre-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-09

valuation Of Woodbury. county lands
as a whole nearly 10 per cent. The
main ditch runs neal Sloan and paral-
lels the Northwestern railway prac-
tically it's entire length.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-09
SUICIDE NEAR c 0
Miss RunneIs Left Note Saying She
Was Tired of Life.

Was 1ired oil Lite.
Lacona. Oct. a.-Miss Runnels, a
young lady living about n mile west
Of Liberty Center, an inland town six
miles. northwest of here, committed
suicide at her home Tuesday evening
by shooting herself thru the heart
with a revolver. Mo cause for the &C.
ton is apparent, the only explanation
left being a note stating that she was
tired Of life.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-09
BAD FIRE AT o
Loss on Brick and Tile Works EST
mated at $4,000.

mated at $4,000.
Special to Times-Republican.
Keota, Oct. 9.-The loss on the s..
X. Leacox brick and tile works, which
burned Tuesday noon, is estimated at
e.5 900, with only small insurance. The
factory itself is a total loss tho the
warehouses were saved. The origin of
the fire is a mystery. The books were
all in the safe, and while the latter
has not been opened 1t is feared the
heat Of the fire has destroyed the &C
counts.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-03
daaIttsaI1$!12

Jan. 3--Blg furniture store a, New York city; loss So9 aao.
 s-Piant Of Michigan Stove works 2, D.- killed. several injured N-Blrring Of tobacco warehouse at Iaa- caster. Pa. caused loss tI.eoo. 70. Zs-Plant cf Phelps Pub. Co, at Spring. field. Mass loss nearly sl loo 5o0. -,
 IaFage h New York containing 10 ae- 2-section ef Baldwin Locomotive work, a PhiladelphIa .sss < 1oa- 1d1 &.--3iine mi at Victor. Colo; loss s550 oo9 fS5. S-Bustnsss portion of Coal Harbor. s--Lyndhurst. country home Q. Job, snamaker at Philadelphia, complete 25-Piant of Aexer Poreess Co. at NJ. Maj IzTo~n ot Leroy ii. fs,' partly par de- 24zzsporting goods store of A. G. spala,n. bEos-s az Chicago
 25vIMorten sazt block. a, Hutchinson. APr. 3a--Piant q san. Francisco Ga, q T. eetEie Go loss S2al0 GQo o--Easl EeeFang building of MeGiu uri- ysrsity. at Montreal. loss nearly H.. l9-Town of Tialo. Island of Panay. sec. 9iaa ei,y of PhI!5pp.n=s totally destroyed; aey persons homeless. May s-Business section of Barnesboro. ., Ps, almost wiped out i@-Steamer City of Cleveland at Detroit entirely. destroyed. loss s=oo 00o. Jun Half Of business section of Wf- low City N D. destroyed Jul 2l-Over seven blocks of Coney Ts-
 .and's amusement section destroyed; 2S-Bgilding of Memphis Cold Storage Co. at Memphis loss s5G1dl0 Aug lover 59 families made homeless hE fire at Edge&ater N J. Z-Ptart Of the [. s Leather Co. at Tom sfa%k. Wis. destroyed loss about b-several summer hotels. summer cot. loss estimated s58e0e8 S-to4rIer Journal building al Louis. lille. Ky.
 Sop Z-Three business squares and por- Lon of resitence section at Houston. Tx, destroyed. loss s59e 1a0 3-ZHT House. famous resort at San Francisco destroyed Oct t-Tho4sands Of acres of forest land tg S0Hora. cal
 ai-store Of Holden Shoe Co. at Chi Nas 3-Mala office building Of Nelson Morris baking plant. at East st. Louis, II. Iass g 3q ae3
 -bocks at Superior Wis. several Dir elevators. mills and other buildings: loss estimated 8 510.qb1 2e.seSeral business blocks at Cody. Wyo.. destroyei
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-03

5I-viseonsin university eirtt won two mile boat race from Syracuse, at Pough- kseIste. V. r
 Jun 5-Rlchard Croxer's colt. Orby. rid- in England.
 a-Neaion owned by c. F DarneH won sTeat suburban handicap at saee7shead 2l-.Aiex Ross won open golf champion ship Of United States
 at PaE ghEeepsie V Y regatta Syra- eEse won varsity tour-aarsd race and Wisconsin freshmen. eiznt-oared con test .Drby won Irish dar1y E-Tale defeated Harvard by boat length , ID aanla! rae a. New Lani2a. Conn. -s.R9oert -.5. simpson won western open ,goiI s,aup ptenssaip at Hasfa.e. III. Jul Miss Evelyn Sears Of Boston. won women s.nszes lawn tennis champion saip of alted States, ey defeating Miss 6eTo.m-my Burns knocked ou. Bill sa1lres. Australian eha,mIpton, In first dan won all-around chauptonsEip of A C. at Celtic Park. l. | May sutton Of California. regainei title G oI .55.tsn tennis champion. by defeat- T-Jaek Johnson stopped Rab Fitzsin- mons in second round a. Philadelphia @$-BaEzeE oldGeld broke two worlds auto records on half Enile track at Far go. :. D=. going first fG. .e ot three mile race in Ii51z and three miles in 35f sl.Jinmie Britt got verdiet over Battling Nelson tn ---round contest at san Fran cisco
 Aug. aa-Nfay Sutton won international fenn1s Championship a: Eiagara-on-the- Sep - Y Daniels ot xew York. low cred worlds i0Q-ga-d swimming record going distance h 5S 2-3 seconds. at Man chester. England.
 s-Joe asaHs defeated Jimmie Britt n five To-E4s, at san Francisco Britt broke wrist tn fourth round
 5s=F Esd Mcleod e Chicago. won western Professional golfers championship at St. I-oG5s
 z5-NeE York Yacht club declined chai- ienss ot Sir Thomas Liptan for race for Arner1cas cup next year because it sought t9 limit size of racers to 6s feet zs.Matt AeGHath broke aerlas record Tor ia-pouEd hammer throw at Kansas elty by HHr5Eg 1el S1at u feet inches; former record - feet Oct l--fiHirago Nationals won worlds baseball upi1rship by defeating De- tr5it Americans four straight games Dec 2-TaGGay Burns of America knocked out Gunner Motr. of England. in tenth round at LoHtan. I-H- G. PulIam re-eiacte3 resident Ma 2onal league for sixth time
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-03
GOVERNMENT
 PQHIFT7G,LJ

Jan. i.C F.. Hughes inausarated govern CT 5f New York
 ernor ot New Hampshire by legislature It,. ". Hoeh ina1g4rated governor or 1s~W r. Frye elected seaator from Maine W. Murray Crane. feam Massa- cLuHct tts5 Simon GuKEeuh-im. from g0l- eraeo. Norris Brown. from &-braska. ". F. BoTah. from Idaho T. L. Fay Ilor. from Tennessee J. NJ. Dbon from Montana. II l.. Buruhan. from New Hampshire and II, A. Richardson from If House voted to raise salaries of con- sressmen to t.50o year h-Senate authorized investigation ot Brownsville affair u. Bailey reelected senator tFe.1 ! eAas. ..e 4tiom re-eiezted segator by Illinois Legislature H.--eHas Curtis elected senator from Kansas to s4eeeed Jos k. Burton h-Hoase passed pension appropriation o.i} ana abolished all pension agencies A.Eei -aazf- .. HT ggs elected successor 10 senator brydeu II New Jersey. !, Rcd siaoot, Mormon apostle. won loas tzht for seat iu United states sen ate by s3te of 4Z to Z8.
 Mar l-Halse passed ship subsidy bill after laHg fight
 fLsenatar spooaer of Wisconsin, sent Eszik knauon to governor 10 take effect .~tItty-ainth congress adjourned with E. C1rIelyo1 and Geo Won |. Meyer Ewarn ta as secretary Of treasury and postmaster general respectively B-James +. Garfield took oath of office as secretary Of interior Regis Henri Post selected by presi dent as governor oi Porto Rieo to succeed Beekman Winthrop
 T-Wm. C Gilbert, shoe clerk. elected mayor of baubLry. Conn.
 Apr. l-RepabAeaus elected state tick ct In Michigan.
 e-Postmaster Busse elected mayor of Chicago tracuor ordinances approved. Estate Senator David Campbell ap- pointed postmaster at Chicago. to sue ceed Mayor 8gsse
 1s-Gov. Hagerman of New Mexico against whom charges were preferred rendered resignation and president ap- pointed Capt George Curry 10 post =. kegis Ii. Post inaugurated governor of Porto Rico 10 succeed Beekman Win throp, who retired to become assistant secretary of treasury.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-03

May Is-Tsaac stegerz1u elected senator Iron Htse1-s-1 -1 s--raaI 5r-r--r. Jun nzr-ssHzaH J II Hzre4-a4 zp- rli1te4 sera.sr % z1-eeel s4t= John T. Ny-Eaa 1t A.aHsraa-
 A z Es@ ' reelected se-ator from Georgia tz- f1u ts--E a-+ra11 A Leach cf Ca.s sl-a-a. ap- se ztet treztHs os fa.1t = s--zse1 :. E. l.lze--e Pa z- =f
 &- -EE-z1zs#f -s.a1 s,=ztet s-azt5r f-1H1 AzalaHla 70 -eef ate -eaat-- E=z.-s
 Sep I--= 5a--=9era.s a=arta9 ttrke- headed 5E Eazze-= for E1=s-uar la Czzazarua and .E-za1 I-r=zf1rF rr1==tr a-55n a4 g-A4 and s-zza--s rr1-l az-z11 proportion ra-rtaL.--- Ta.-az1.s new city eas-ter defeated .1 sE=zlat election ZEt --l4-s z-E-5ss Cgzz=- Geo .a-sd lz5zas5 E=E primary election d " an- C5gstl es4f.oaaL
 Nov 5-HaF#- I'm L Johnson defeated C1z-rss T r. Bzr-5n far mayor cs C.ee=laz 1...- keat1czY elected VIII r9-5eaH! governor .5.- 1z-1n 9t beaten sy Eaanaay ia New Ior@ Dec 2-G5-Erzss assembled at Wash4.-- lon Caaasa re=e.e1.sd speaker 0, tEe 1-Aaaassa1sr Askt ot Japan recalled. .s-G9E-g g-ess1en Williams and Desruond Fazt3a. sztea n ast hsAt on a55r Of ao-seere.ary Tatt returned from trip ara4na world
 z-M Ge1= appointed minister Q United states f15m Norway 10 succeed late II. C. Ea1Ke
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-03
N-6S<r&=os "A R NO XVDUGTRZAL

Jan. Judge Mccall of federal court of Memphis declared LaFeUette fellow se'X ants law unconstitutional 3-Federal Judge Sanhorn sentenced to jail several leaders of striking mollers in Milwaukee for violating in5Hrctfon ll-Sehate passed bill in interest of raII- Way etHpioYes---- Miners at GoIdaeId N eE, voted 10 end strike
 -4-2i+sa labor conspiracy trjal at chi- easa came to eh4 @ith jury unable to Ia J M.taseU reelected preslden, IEz=sI Iiua Workers
 -s -'1sHr H4la n4ea aHa women in New Feb l2-Ne= ara t-f.oo T.zi...r55.t9' u T, l, ',' announced In.r=as- 0g ls per cent in ., N ,t7-s 4t eH51Ia5 afs at principal offices -l-Garne44Hs E. Saea and ten asso5l4tes Tn team srs union acquitted Of charge of conspiracy on second trial.
 Mar, $feoraska house passed employ CTS HdolAty Dill affecting railway train Io--sreet cars in Louisville tied up by ox strike ot union employees.
 union. 2e0 skirt. cloak and suit-mak- CTS or Boston, employed in about 100 snobs, Ts.51d T%eaa out out on strike
 western railroads averted through medt- alton Of Interstate commerce commits Z-Great lockout and labor struqgIs ,n Goldheid' NeY., district, ended by agree 27Isalt Lake City street car lines tied up May May day brought strike O, ,ro, workers Tn san Francisco. teamstars in Los Angeles, nachInists in Pittsburp 9na ana various labor organizations in 3-Prac tically all of operators of Pacific states Telegraph and Telephone co. struck Tor increased wages
 o-Slfeet ear employees of San Francisco struck Tor eight-hour day and increase ls-Sapreme court held eight-hour law constitutional.
 Jun. 20-Strike of Western Union tala- graph operators at San Francisco and Oakland, n,a .i, cal. ordered: increase in Aug 7-"estern Union operators at Los Angeles struck because company re- fused to reinstate discharged man. s-Night operators at Chicago went out s-Strike of Western Union telegranb oo orators spread throughout west and south. Cornelius r. Shea defeated ir election for president of tearnsfers' union by Daniel J. TobIn
 izrLslrike .L,,ise.t or telegraph operators spread ciated Press partially suspended 3-Employes Of Colorado & Soutba-, railroad won strike for increase in 15-Presldent Small of telagranh.rs.
 s'lon issued general strike order calling out all commercial operators not work ing under union contracts
 Sep. 2-l-abor day riots occurred in San Francisco Louisville and SteubenvilIe, oct. 4-Cotton shipping business of New Orleans tied up by strike of 1000 cotton i2-1elesraph operators in p>fnclpaI cities sSf country rejected EC<sSstion of Presf- dent Small that strike against Western Union and Postal companies be de- clared eG-
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-03

 4 4 Q3-

Jan. 1-Joe Cans knocked out Kid Her man in eighth round at Tonopah Nev ..+... .Gustave Bye tied American record at ski jumping at Munising. Mich. rec ord 196 feet
 S-Abe AtteH retained featherweirbt championship by knocking out Harry Baker in eighth round al Los Angeles Feb. 5-Tommy Ryan knocked out Dave Barry in fifth round at Hot Springs. Ark. Racing In Tennessee killed by passage of anti pool selling bill Mar. 4-Calvtn Demarest won national amateur championship at 142 baIk-ltne billiards at New York. 2l-Gary Hermann of Cincinnati elected president American Bowling congress- 2S-"Chie" Stahl of Boston National baseball team. committed suicide at West Baden. Ind.
 Apr. 9-Jury in Smathers' case decided Smathers had not conspired to drug Lou Dillon and should retain gold cup won by Major Delmar. 1l--Joe Ullman, well known bookmaker went insane at San Francisco H-Dayid Ellington. professional swim mer, swan 4-mile in r minutes 3s p5 seconds, at Sydney. N. s. w. creating new worlds record.
 B-Thos. Iongboat, Indian runner won Boston Marathon road race, defeating field ef III and breaking record for g mile course.
 May S-Tammy Burns won heavyweirht championship by defeating "PhfIaf4I phia Jack" 0'Brien In 21-round battle at Los knTeies
 2a=Superman, owned by James E. Keene %on S490 Brooklyn handicap at
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-03
HlE|< H&A MSA5URJ

Jan. s-NIne buildings wrecked by ex- pl1s!a1 9f dynamite at Lowell. Ariz ls-r .9ods in Ohio river valley worst in ls-seEeraI large steamers driven aground ana sl.g7f .e9 damage done by terrific gale which struck Buffalo, - '
 stroyed by tornado two pessous Killed Mar. a5-FloCas h vicinity Of PIttsb4rg and down Ohio river valley caused prop ertE damage estimated at sl9-sl1 70. about Iae.f10 persons thrown out Of work 2 I'd at leass l4 lives lost Apr. s-Tornafo swept across Louisiana AississippI and part of Alabama. con sl1eFa95e property destroyed and i5 CT E.z.Clties Of Ch!lpanelngo and chnapa. MeXleo' destroyed by violent earth Jun. ,8-Thtrty persons killed. many hurt and great property damage done by Windstorns and eloudblEsts in Ken lucky southern Illinois and Iowa. 22-Starm causing property damage esti- mated al s5o5.5o6 swept over Indian Ter :4--Three distinct tornadoes struck Med!- cine Lodge. Kan. destroying 25 houses several persons injured.
 27-OH fields Of northern Indian Territory swept by tornado that killed three men loss estimated s5d0.ooo.
 Jul 2-Rochester. Tex, nearly destroyed :zlBaena Vista lake levee near Bakers and doing st066.doo dana damage. 22'y22 acres 4Storn In western Wisconsin caused death of q persons. many injured l3-N aferspogt caused s51a gld damage In vicinity of LeaYenwarth. Kan
 Aug I-T0rnado caused great property damage at La Crosse Wis
 1-Tornadoes in Wisconsin and Ohio caused several deaths and destroy ed much property
 Oct. s-Tarnado near Leeds, Ga. caused b deaths. damage to property enor- nous. Severe storm caused great dam age In New York city and in harbor Nov @j-fIoods caused great damage in southern Texas
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-03
&aG42HlSGlC5I9}o a42H CAS,UlIAA,.Il,I:l|.1]Ts+ CASA,.lI]Ts S>g&. . v8G

Jan, Near Volland. Kans.. 3 in train wreck. over 5o injured. 5-At WinooskL Vt six by surocatlon.. Near Keuosha, Wis, nine by powder explosion s-At pittsburs. 30 by explosion in steel ls@At Sanford. Ind. 2s by wreck due to powder explosion; 32 injured....At 3-Near Primero. Colo. 24 in coal mine 2s-At LoTentz. W Va. IF by fire damp explosion in mine % Near Fayetteville W. Va. 60 in mine disaster.
 Feb. At Monarch. Colo, F in snowslide ....At Thomas, W. Va. 2 in mine dis aster.
 l2-In New York harbor. lss by drowning and exposure by burning of steamer i4archmont-
 i6--In New York city. q in wreck due to spreading rails. lS-At Las Espranzas. Mexico. over Ioo. mostly Japanese. in mine disaster. 26-At Montreal, Que. principal and H pupils in burning school.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-03
Mar. IA, p..ro. wro.. seven fn collision

Mar. IA, Pssro. w--.. seven i- collision Al Doss@tt. Tenn, fear tJ powder 1 At Taylor. Pa. sir n nine explosion. lt-At Pitt Cal. = iahc-eVs 5y droEning g. G-%esr Emporium, Pa. six ia powder
 rs.l 5last--.-At WootKar1, Ala, I've in z5-At Los Angeles. Cal. s.x h heai-on zs--Ne.r Cotton. Cal. F h wreck; nearly Apr I-Near Fort Worth, Tex. six tFaia- u-Ssar czzp'aa- Ont. E n traIn wreck. i3-$eaE G.a.sr. Tex. s.g1t ey gasoline zs16ja Lass Michigan. lumber barge with Al Bs.t'H5Ts. sigA; drowned ey col Ma "A; 'Whlppls. " Va. Il ia min. I-At Honda. Cal. T ia wreck due to cs,@rtire switch.
 IA; P5tts5arg. axs by explosion n steel
 fz-nzze.-=-D1 Lake Michigan, ne by "A: Cel1sxs i've by ammonia explo- 5.-$ear Garzel Fa.sey. Idaho. seven Jun It-Ta Hznp.oa Roads, U seamea by is-Ar Fr.es5srs- Pa. seven 5y explosion
 5t Ezze zas.---At A5rahaa. Wash. five .ss:ssr "a. Va. eight by dynamite Jsz 4-F7sr.h o. JaIy celebrations caused
 E4ra1 - s=ie s1=s#5t Bay. Nc slx - eapsiz- I-t'= f5-asf oS5ak. Pa. sesen miners by
 damp =xgfasfCu
 ;-=e=s- Russell. Pa.. s.x sy oapsizIas Of .s=Ea cape Cod Bav. Mass ten officers
 az3 Tz=sa za 5af-.ssEtg Georgia oy gun -.&s#r sz.sa. Mich. g in collision; --=o@ Gsaf5raia coast. s7 by sinking of s7.-ia SeT York city. l4 In tenement Az. l-A, sao Pedro, Cal. four by col ii=st Chicago av. bv collapse Of build
 Ing z---1z H3aasterGa=
 2a-at s5meryl4e. Mass. five by sui Zs-Sear quebec 75 worknea by collapse
 of new bridge being built across St 31-sezr Charleston. IL. r in collision
 l=sH=er iHter4rbaa trains. Sep. Near Charleston. W. Va, seven in At Shelton. Wash. ten h burning "A. Norris. Ia. F In wreck i4=%ear Canaan Station, . in head-on ls-At Aspiawau. Pa. six by drowning -Q-At &egal1ee. Mlch-. Il by falling of
 rage in mine shaft; seven fatally hurt lZ-On Lake Superior. seven drowned by
 Wre king Of steamer. 9. Near. Jackson. Ala. Ii by capsiztng of 2s-Eear Bsilaire. 0. eight in railroad
 wreck four fatally hurt Oct At Butler. Pa. four by apsetting
 or molten metal pot. 90 badly Injured l3.In GloVersFi!Ie. V. T, six by sufoca- Of powder magazine a,
 f1ntanet Ind. caused death ot B. over
 % Injured nearly every building In
 town ruined
 ls- Near Joliet Ill. five by caDsizing of
 boat on canal
 24-$ear Ashland. Wis. four by explo-
 sion 1 powder mill Nov 6-At ste4bensIlle. O.. five by boiler
 explosion.
 I3-At South Milwaukee. Wis, six at
 grade crossing
 ,5-In New YorS city. l3 Italians h tene-
 ueut house fire
 Dee. s-At Monongah. w Va. about 4Oo
 miners by explosion in coliiery. ls-At Jacobs Greek. Pa. about 30o min
 CTS by explosion Of gas in coiaeEy.