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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-03
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The national woman's suffrage ossocia.
tion, which lately adjourned convention
in this city, is now holding another In
Philadelphia. Obviously, the women who
are so anxious for citizenship have nlentv
of time for it.--[Washington Post nan
William H. Vanderbilt evidently helieves
that "the laborer is worthy of Lis h;ra !,
The late Thomas l.. James increased tho
pay for carrying the mails on RAILWAYS and
Vanderbilt provided him with n nlacc nj
Sl0,oW year. Washington Critic.
Captain Isaiah Rynders once n noted nol.
itician and familiar in Democrats national
conventions, has been appointed nm officer
of the grand iury of New VnrL citv bS, Ns' Ne
lriet-Attorney Mckeon. He is now over 20
Stars t W age, put retains much OF the vim of
ms earlier years.
X. ii. Garrett, general agent of the Er-
LANCER southwark of Chottanooya ;neorn,s
the Times that the road will be completed
w. w. New orleans WITHIN eighteen months.
,oninenclng February II, round trip tick
cts to Mardi Gras for Sl5 will be sold.
One of the ocean steamsL;, oor,,,a.-u
has invented new kind Of life raft for
WITCH many special and exclusive adyan.
'ages are claimed. IL is to be exhibited in
shorty ans experiments made under the
inventors direction.
Twenty-three passengers ON German
steamer the other day subscribed FL each
lor tne mother oil a lat and noisy baby that
was porn IN tho steerage, and the celebra-
o ,;o,, ~ y' s,e eyene Included Tree distribu-
''Y" VI ivy, o'i "rouiiu'
General Boulanger speaks with delight of
ms recent trip to this country, and Is en-
cn,r,as; as;o ~ nus praise OF the people and the
jon ,o e''ys Vrft eHtemueu 10 the french delega-
N''' W iorhVoWh'
a young in Grayson county, Virginia,
W., No sr %H's 0nH ~ ~ Now sroun1, when he dug
W. "di'yVV ~, ", s'i.er anu Sovo IN gold, sup
ar Loc'r, NV oooh "'u py some one during
VI before 'ne war
so;,s 'h,gnn w,aPp, OF scituatac, Massachu-
,rnd III a,u hearty man III MS s2d year,
"c,tin', m "'' way & IuS. uesaay on an ice.pond
srosu'S t,s ~ lcc, win the thermometer IA de-
seu,tor nawos, ,.,
so,,,, uvn,va ,on1 iawcs i uaughter, who has done
yVic whic sJhUu h, ieh..,er-wt'tihg rom washington
", mn'eii s'u ulull get the credit of, is going
Awake. way '""'y "'''
Mustanhn Rev tho r,,,or % r,,, -,
1np oao S'"pIa nn by, tnS ruler OF Iunis, bought
bound TO have ons aropnd nhas III, nc ~
Mustapho is eyiJentiv nronor;m wmou wan.eu.
reign, '' P''P""'s ior iong
Ii NAV he intorestin, ~ o,r ,,.n,,.
friends hereabouts Ia knaw n tba, ~ H. "s,nc.ic uas
of the new croSc wos rea;s,ornI ii. ~ .ne nposuc
Oscar Fingall 0'Flahertie Willis Wilde"
A handsome monument of o,,iro, ..,,
ito twenty.ionr Geet b;ch Va'nuy gran-
erected over "Parsonn Brownlow's grave in
the Knoxville, Tennessee, cemetery.
Secretary HINT bos ;us, hooo,,,a A..
of neat but simple brick house In Wash.
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special to the Heral'

oPtVIhI 10 INC Hpfh1d.
SAN ANTONIO, February 2.-The district
court Is busy with the case of Francis Her.
nandez, charged with horse-stealing. lie Is
on ofthe Bob Engle gang
A,I,. Tss ssSmIsni.', Hs preparing to cee
The monthly mortuary report .hor.
thirty.four deaths, nineteen rcsidrnts ow5
fifteen non.residents;. twenty-four whisss
four celorcd and six Mexicans. "'''''
Wv. cid. W Ms ..vvaIAk ol An.
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Corsicar,a
Special TO the Herald.

CoRsicANA, February 2.--James Mini.
grove, white man, was arrested last MICH,
for miscegenation. About two months 100
he went to Ellis county and procured N NJ H.
cense, by means OF which he married n no.
gro woman here, Parson Pardee Ccoloredl
officiating. Our police have been trviny
ever since the marriage to arrest him. but
without success TIL now. '"'
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PANAMA, February 2.--The French gov
ernment, upon learning the supreme court
oi Guatemala had acquitted the soldiers
charged with assaulting the secretary of the
French legation on November 9TH, has re.
\ seq TO receive the envoy Of Guatemala. A
r;ei,e laas hssn ordered 70 t9i.,la,epala'to de-
demnity and the Imprisonment of the as.
sailants.
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The Billiard Matcb

NEW YORK, February 2.-The following
was received last night
To Leslie slosson, New York:
PARIS, February 1.-Vigneaux' total score
l,G95; Slosson's total score, 1,sOO. i have
balls on rail to resume play again. Wig.
neaux' best run 223; Sosson's best run, S5S
the best on record. '''' ''''
ISigncdl GEoneE II. sIossov
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Found.

SAVANNAH, February 2.-The body of
Belohazzon Riopy Greek, who mysteri-
ously disappeared from the city in Jan.
'lary, was found in field yesterday much
decomposed. II Is thought he accidentally
shot himself his gun being under his body.
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NKw ORLEANS, February 2.-soon ai,er
the arrest Of the Italian bandit, Esposito,
0ayettano Ardillo waylsid, shot and killed
Tony Labrurso, who was charged with hay.
ing betrayed Esposiio to the police. and
lience b,rame ihs ,..il. =. Ss,snxs, ".
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Futures.

NEw loRK, February 2,--The Posts Cotton
statement says Future deliveries, after mod.
crate fluctuations, sold at third call; March
IL 90 April, II 10; May, l2 6i@05.
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ALBANY, February "a compromise
having been effected between the ALBANY
and regular democrats, Mr. l.. T., Patterson
was elected speaker of the assembly.
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LoNpoN, February 1.-The corporation
of London has subscribed $500 to the fund
for the relief of the Jews in Russia.
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An Extra session,

DETROIT Micn., February 2.-Governor
Jerome has called an extra session Of tho
legislature 10 convene February % and con.
slner the congressional appropriation
oi renei Tor the fire sufferers,
DROWNED.
On wednesday afternoon, Nelson Dieoker
started across Crooked Lake, Barry county
pushing little sleigh before biny,
containing his wife and two.year.old how
When near the middle OF the lake In
crossing the lake only recently frozen
over ice. II broke through and Mi wers
drowned In iiity feet Of water. The bodies
have not yet been found. ''''
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N1HeIIb.
Special taus Herald. (


Al SNs, February John W. Jennings
present county attorney Of this county, in
dicted for altering the records of this
county, while attempting to leave on the
west-bound passenger train last night, was
arrested by Sheriff Davis. His sureties. w
|. Eustace and A. A. Faux, have surren.
dered him up, one Of his former bonds.
men, Is. +. McCustion, having given him
up before, Considerable excitement pre.
vailed at the time. The prisoner was held
oyer, ., but succeeded in giving q new bond
this morning. ''''
The board of aldermen at n meeting ON
Yesterday declared the cesspool, our new
Jail, q nuisance.
The negro, tried to-day for attempting TO
rape HE little girl OF IL years at Modoc' wos
bound over and bail set at 81 900. Failing
TO give bail, he was remauded TO iail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-03

What We Sacrifice. Car \
pets have been taking an up
ward tendency for II few weeks
past; are way up now. Ours
were bought way down low,
and will be sold accordingly.
We not only sacrifice the bene-
fit of the advance, butin many
cases our legitimate profit
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ihe County Attorney of Henderson
County Attempts to Leave His
Bondsmen in the Lurch.
Governor Roberts Determined to Main.
tain Prairie View Normal
School Outside Aid.
An Estimable Lady Accidentally Ter
inmates Her Existence Mt Bolton.
Arrest of a White Man at Corsicana for
MiscegenatiOn.
Other Entertaining State News.


Galveston.
Special to the Herald.
GALVESTON, February "A man nalr ed
Fries, coming down from Shoal Point, up
the bay, reports having found mast and
bowsprit and sail between shoal Point
and Campbel's Bayou, on
the western shore. The mast
and sail are supposed to belong to boat
IN which Frank Crosby and Findlay lief
the city Sunday for the wrecked schooner
Ferry is generally believed here that
DON r men have gone down to watery graves.
Ihe Forty Funny Fellows were out YES
terday issuing invitations to grand masked
ball at the pavilion.
The court of Momus and the Revelers
OF Makes were out to-day.
=, lhere VIII be five professions here on
mardi Gras, to-wlt: The Court of Momus,
Revelers of NaXos, Forty Funny Fellows
Texas Eighties, and the Military.
The Momus ball will be held at the
opera.house, and that OF Naxos AT
the military hall. Preparations
OF most extensive character are being made
to make the occasion one of the grantlest
seasons OF enjoyment ever experienced
within the state.
hargequantlties.of OF railroad bridge iron arc
being unloaded Al Williams wharf for the
San Antonio road.
work had to be abandoned to-day on the
Jelties, owing to the roughness of the water
on the outside bar Storm signals are
flashing, and the wind, at the present time
blowing twenty miles an hour Is gradually
rising. The wind atpresent is due east; the
storm centre in the Rio Grande valley.
Cotton receipts, /, sos bales.
Walter Mum and q. A. Keeyer, of Fort
Worth, are here
Further inquiries into the case of the
suicide OF Thomas G.. Shearer, secretary
OF the Galveston Wharf company
who shot himself at o'clock yesterday
morning, brings to light the fact that noti.
hSeation had been served upon him
OF his removal on February lst. This the
president of the wharf company dc.
MES, but the report is from a
reliable source. Domestic intelcty is
also reported to have existed.
The Texas Mexican road is now com.
pleted to q point thirty-ive and hall
miles west of Laredo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-03
SANGER BROTHERS!
UPHOLSTERY GOODS

How We Do 1t. - New
spring styles of Carpets are
now out; we are going TO have
n complete stock of all kinds,
but lack the room TO put them
IN Our present stock, there
fore, must be closed out at a
sacrifice. Our customers
know we mean business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-29
Capital chips.

Washington. 28.-Ckarles W. Clistee,
principal reading clerk Of the House,
wss Frustrated by heat while ascending
the stairs Of the capitol this morning.
His condition is critical.
Washington, 27.-The attempt was
made in the House to-day to put through
the bill sppropriAtinR $40 600, 600 year
for the education of the illiterate of the
United States failed because Of objection.
The prevailing opinion lie that the river
and hArbor bill will be vetoed, not on
account of the large appropriations for
the improvement of the Mississippi and
other works OF unQuestionable national
importance, but on account Of the grea'
number Of specific appropriations FOL
Improvements, the national utility o.
which 10 thought doubtful. Others Say
the President will approve the bill be-
csuse the season 10 already far advanced
30 that the appropriations cannot be usec
up and the bill win therefore serve foI
two years.
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A la MiItanira.

Chicago, Plat the suburb of Elm
hurst, this evening, Lieutenant j. Thomp-
son, son Of Professor ThcmpIon, ons OF
the teschsrs at WestPoint, was married
to MiBs Juliet Hogaus, daughter Of Judge
W. B, Hogans, Of CINCINNATI who has
bis summer residence ct Rlmhurst, Lieu
tenant Thonpson was q member Of the
last class at Westpoint and has been
assigned to the second United States Ar
tillsry; the wedding Was conducted 4 Ia
AfilitGtre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-29

Long Branch, 27.-Tbe tariff commits
sion continued its public session.. 1t first
heard q plea in behalf of &nti-ABiline
dyes, then Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury French continued his explains
tions and suggestions. The drift Of all
Of them was that the commissioners
should consult experts and eliminate rs
many as possible Of the contradictions
and difficulties in the tariff regulations.
On the question between specific duties
and Gd VGL0Ten duties the only raie he
thought was to determine which form was
better for each particular article under
confederation. The remainder Of the
session was chiefly devoted to pleas by
quinine manufacturers for duty from 10
TO ~ per cent
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Forest Fires.

East Tawas, Mich, 2S.-The forest
Hres to tie north west and south are burn
ing fercely. Fields of grain, farm
houses, fences and orchards, together
with immense tracts of cedar and pine,
are burning. The Hemlock roads east Of
here are impossible, and no correct list Of
Iosses can be given 90 accounte conflict.
Brower's Camp, on Hope Creek, burned
yesterday with q lot Of sleighs and lam.
bering equipsges. Reports are received
of horses, cattle. and other stock burning
and farmers deserving their homes. A
S pm. heavy thunder storm set in
lasting an hot T. knd it will tend to check
the fires. The FIRE above Oscoda il
threatening the town to-day. Kinker
dsll's place is reported entirely destroyed
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\ ew York. :o.-Failures Cor the week
reported 10 New York, Ill, slight re-
ductioa from last week. OF these the
eastern states furnished IS, western 80.
southern 10, middle %. Pacific states and
territories 8, and New York City 5 The
only failure of mole in New York CITY is
that OF w. j. Wilcox s. Co., lard, with
Liabilities un.ecured of about $40, 600.
TIE probability Is they will pay In full,
half cash, the balance on time. A new
coreern viii be orgsnizad.
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TELEGRAPHIC
On Retir. aen1.


Washington, 27.-Attorney Gen.
eral Brewster has given an opinion
TO the secretary of war upon the
contract clause in the act June 30th,
1882, limiting or restricting the re-
tirement of the officers Of the navy.
He says: 81 am. OF the opinion that
in de- ermining whether the limit Of
400 prescribed y the act of the 18th
Of June, 1878. has been reached or
not, the number Of officers retired
under the act ofJune Both, 1882, must
always enter into the computation
SO that no retirement can validity
be made under the laws anterir to
the act of June 30th, 1882, when the
aggregate of retirements under that
act, of or law preceding it shall at
any time amount TO 400. 1t has been
remarked there is but one retired
list for the army known To the law.
Accordingly, the act Of June 30th,
'S2, declared that when an officer ie
withdrawn FROM active service IN
der its provisions, he shall be placed
on the retired list, meaning clearly
the list al. eady established by law
and when an officer is thus placed
there he can no more be diSregarded
inreceiving a number on thelist than
an officer put there by virtue of any
previous law" He continues Con.
gress has evinced no purpose in the
act of June 10th. so, to make q
permanent increase in the number
retired. 1t is time list, subject Il
temporary augmentation beyond
said limit by retiTements under tina
act, but this excess Is exposed u
constant dlminution and destruction
by the occurrence of vacancies.
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TaHy for Thirteen.

New York, 2S-Spesking Of the confr-
NJ 4iion Of the Pennsylvania postmaster
yesterday by the Senate the Tribune
says. Tie thirteen republicans who
stood firmly against the removal are
those the administration would be fOrtu-
nate to have on its side at all terms for
they represent the best tendencies of the
republican patty and tear some Gifts besi
names. They were Messrs Miller, of
New York, Hoar. Window Dawes, Blair,
Sherman, and Harrison. This is good
company for any republican to be in.
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Chicago. 2S.-John Raper. a young
Englishman for years IN the employ Of
Benz. Allen 8 Co., jewellers, State street
has sbsconded with about q, 200. short.
aaa. BE was chief bookkeeper and the
arm trusted him Implicitly. he had
Lost the sight OF one eye. Bis STEALING
began when he seemed likely TO ioas f6e
sight OF the other. It is supposed he has
gone 70 Englaad where his sister lives,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-29
IT IS TRULY WONDERFUL

IT Is TRULY WONDERFUL
To see what Improvement now exist
IS compared with railway travel
only q few years ago. To become
convinced Of this, one has only to
select for his route East, the popular
and well known q :
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN R'Y.
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad In the Union Depot al
Council BLUFFS, where stands the O
q NV. Palace Train, composed OF
Pullman Hotel CarA, Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars, etc.
ready TO convey tts p@senkeri
through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago. Gliding smoothly slona
ever the super b track Of steel rail
through thfivi ng cities ard Villages
Comfortably sea ted IN this train, one
scarcely discover the high rate Of
speed which he is riding. Trains Of
this road are always On time, con.
nections sure, and pAssen9ety seek.
ing pleasure, com fort, SAFETY and
easy In travelling, win End The
North. Weetern" in excess Of their
expectations, and the greatest Of al
routes 30 Chicago and tia Ksst. In.
sist upon Ticket Agents selling YOU
Tickets cts this Road al aeenfs selI
lhem. Examine your Tickets and -
fuse to buy IL they do net read over
this Road. IL you wisA the Best
Travelling Accommodation, Won
viii buy your Tickets by sAis Route,
~AND WILL TAKE No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27
DIED.

CA,rERDEN-on Friday morning. Mary A., wife OF Jonn
ES raj services at 365 West 3Isst Monday morning
30 m
Please omit flowers.
CHAMBERLAIN Brooklyn NY, q Friday November
"a l-o residence O MI ". J. Harding her sonin
Anna A thamOrrl4i widow OF the late Rev
Huam Chamberlain. D. D.. formerly ~ Brownsville Texa,
The place Monday afternoon. embeI Il
The funera which the Attendance OF relatives
and personal friends reQuesei, Will Dc hed al O'Clock p
m at NO 3 z Flatbush-aye. BROOKLYN
Texas Hartford Conn., and Vermont papers please copy
CHASE On saturday enDer % the residence
her daughter, Mrs. Edward s. Howard No 10 MONROE
BrOOayn NJ EOaanna Iyee Chase, WIDOW d TIC
late Paul Chase In the seth year other age.
Funeral services private, by request OF the deceased
EAGL-On sunday, November 20, 1882 Commodore hehEy
Eagle. L. :. y, 10 the sd year Of his ago
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FURBCShOn sunday, November 26 Sias D. fuIDuH"' III
re and fread are respectfully invited to attend s
funeral services late residence 10 Ia Last -4O
st., "Wednesday November 20 al '-1o " H.
lnterment private - ,,,o
GALE-At Elizabeth. Y j. saturday November % lss2'
Lieutenant q. y. 2. Gale, son % the 4@'' "''0'' " W
Funeral Monday November o. at p from the residence
of ina hI oher T. J. Gale No las Last Jersey EN-4
rr,i1s nv either PennsyIvnia OF y. J. c. r. r.
| GOODWIN-Ol saturday evening NO'ehoo' - law" "
| Goodwin. aged 63 years ,,.. = n c.o,.t, Va "A.
Sonth oxforst Brooklyn, " Y, on Tuesday, oth INST.
al m NJ Relatives and frieuds are respectfully lh'liod
oRAY-November -. 1881 at spring Valley. RoeAand Co
| Y Wilnam Gray. NJ.
| dav next, 2Sth inst, NJ II a m
| Take foot OF Chambersst az a. M
| Daulel CA penteg Lodge NO. 94S. H. q A. NJ Invited
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% the age in his greatest work should not be @
Mr. Jefferson, probably will not act here as'Nn io'
considerable time. 90 "
The Vokes Family, at Niblo's, VIII give
The Bellies OF the Kitchen tonight. Their ne" Dur
lesoue e Too Too Truly Rural" is to be pro"uoou ~
11bnnksr1ving Day Miss Lolita will appear a.
Grand Opera House December 4, beginning ah e"s"s'
ment OF four weeks -
Messrs. Barry and Fay, two performers "AIv y,
have found large public acceptance In q rousa n
low comedy are to appear at the Academy Oh "usie
Thanksgiving Day, in piece entitled. H,sa IN This
ra"v az NnIdoon's Picnic" These players III III
Niece have been received with much favor III
cities. -, 49,. .
Mrs. Henderson's new play, " Almost I"
Life" which was introduced here some time ago AZ -"
Standard Theatre. lately been produced Dy MI
Plvmpfon az the Court Theatre Liverpool wneIe i,ae
pear. 10 have been well received Marie totuV'' 49,
LhandOs aud Miss Tehnyson we're In the cast .
Mr.. Sydney Woollett will give series VI
recilals in this city, beginning with the present "eeA
and illustrating Tennysons rich. eloquent paSsion~
and sublime poems The Idyls OF the King 1neSo
WORKS are repeated by Mr. WOollett from memory anu
with remarkable feryOr appreciation, and eioeuI'"H"''
fell ity. -,
The following is the cast with which Miss
Kate Claxton will revive d" The Two Orphans al tno
Aca lcmV OF Music Phlladr phi q. tonight:
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DEoWyIYG HIMSELF INA CISTEBX.

A singular suicide occurred yesterday at the
house OF John Cummings, wealthy farmer living
On the kingsbIidge and Inwood road. James
Faulkner, an Old man of neady ninety
years, VINO had been employed by Mr.. Cummings
for sixty years. drowned himself in a cistern
in the carria ge-house Faulkner hal been
ill tor several months and had suffered especially
from evrre adachrs. He was ma y times ard
10 express the wish that he was cad. His Wi e
wife al Deen dead Tor twenty yea =, and ;Odrt en-
chil..reI tAaU had been born 10 item lad all died
Tue cd man had no. a relative to his knOwl..g In
tne world. de occupied room over the carnage
house.
Yesterday morning. Mrs. Cummings took him his
breakfast and asked him now he fell.
IL sad that lie was better than usuaL
When DIT. Cummings returned from church, ne
went to the carriage-nOuse to look after Eau kuer
As ne red he uuOr he saw rope tied arOudd d
poke OF oagOn that styOu In TIE bulIung with
the 9th end handing IN ne large clstern tina as
under tue centre OF he room. pulled the rOp &,
ana was IL Tr.Hed to have 1t bring up tn bO,ly
of the old ua from the bottom Of the els
tern. br. CUMMINGS secured he. D. auI llIteI the
Douy out OF he in the absence OF the
family, Faul kurr mad risen nom us bed, anu
going DOWN stairs, SecureI the rope AM maze one
emu fast t. the wagon wheel. The other md lie had
Tied around his wrist, aAd, dressed only IN MS
undercOt4ing, had deliberately jumped into the
water.