On One Page of a Daily Paper.
That death is in the land is evident from the records of crime, accident, and calamity found in the public prints every day. In a paper dated May 25, the following are recorded on the first page: One man killed and fifteen injured in a street-car collision in San Francisco.
Three killed and fifty hurt in a wreck of trolley-cars in Philadelphia.
Denver man killed in collision of automobile and electric car in Chicago. Two others injured.
Maniac stabbed a priest at Salisbury, Mo.
Three drown while fording a river, in a buggy at Brimson, Mo.
Sixteen people hurt in air-ship accident at Berkeley, Cal.
Score drowned and many missing, with five thousand people driven from their homes by rise of Trinity River, Fort Worth, Texas.
Carryall with eighteen students rolls down Mount Hamilton, near San Jose, Cal., six seriously injured, one fatally.