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The evening world., 1894-09-11
SAYS SHE WAS DRUGGED.
Mis- n"nsiin May Die ana Rousseau
Under Arrest.

George Rousseau, of 30 Batholdi place,
this city, who was arrested last night
on complaint OF Marie Banglin, was
brought before Justice Potts In Jersey
City to-day. The defendants wife met
him in the courtroom and kissed him
She believes him innocent of the sci Gus
charge. The couple have three children
Miss Banglin, who is In Jersey City
hospital and In a critical condition, al
leges that Rousseau drugged her at 81
South Fifth avenue and then abused her
DR.. D'Orbessan, of 33i West Twenty
eighth street. this city, told Justice Potts
that Mise Bangiin was likely to die. Rev
Father Cunnif testified that Miss Bang
lin told him the story of her alleged
wrong at the hands OF the defendant.
He also said she belonged to a respect
able family in France, and that when
she came to this country a year or more
ago she answered an advertisement Of
the defendant and secured employment
in his embroidery establishment. 1t was
not long before he began to show her
marked attentions and finally, she al
leRes. drugged her
The defendant denied the charge, and
said Miss Bangiin was discharged from
his employ and caused his arrest out
of spite. The case was adjourned until
tomorrow.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
BROOKLYN NEWS.
[0uLDN'1 PAY FOR THE BEER.
! Donnelly Stabbed Fenton, Who
Is Likely to Die,
lorpelly Is Locked Up and His
Victim Is in Hospital.

yu,,om Fenton, twenty-nine years old.
! :, centre street, New York, is lying
critical condition in the Long ISL
la College Hospital, Brooklyn, suffer
= from several stab-wounds inflicted
i lanes Donnely, twenty-eight years
A during a quarrel last night.
Irenton's condition Is SO serious that
"a believed by the surgeons that he
In die and Coroner Kene was notified
!. morning to take his ante-mortem
oatement.
benton went over from New York yes
[day TO get a job as 'longshoreman.
u st night he met Donnelly and they
ean drinking beer from a can on the
nps near the foot OF Columbia street.
10 o'clock both men were intoxi-
ted and ugly.
: oonnelly suggested that Fenton get
iother can of beer. Fenton said he
,uld go for the beer, but refused to
for It. The men quarrelled, and
out 1920 o'clock Fenton rushed up the
,eet, crying that he had been stabbed
Donnelly.
RDlOH ran lOE d. VI pSNti di
tdred feet, and then dropped uncon-
,us to the sidewalk There was a
trail of blood from the scene of
fight to the place where he fell.
n ambulance was called from the
tg Island College Hospital, and
Neon Byrne, who responded, found
i Fenton was Geriously IL not mortal
Founded. There was a great cash In
heck, another In his back and an ugly
I N his abdomen. The last named
dnd was the most serious. Fenton had
4 ited from loss of blood.
II. was nearly three hours afterwards
ben the wounded man regained con-
1ousness. Immediately after the stab
Big Detective-Sergt. Farrell and Pa
blman Contillon, of the Hamilton ave-
|e station. were put on the case.
Ghey searched for Donnelly in the
3ighborhood, and finally. at l.20 o'clock,
Dnd him hiding In the loft of a barn
blocks from the dump where the
t took place. Donnelly was taken to
hospital, where Fenton identified him
his assailant.
then arraigned in the Butler Street
Ice Court this morning Donnelly was
to await the result of Fenton's i'm
The evening world., 1894-09-11
Mr.. COMSTOCK'S RAID
Two More Arrests for an In proper
Use of the Mails.
The First Men Caught Said to Have
Skipped Their Bail.
Immoral Literature Sent broadcast
from Sullivan County.

Another raid has been made on the
distributors of immoral literature
through the United States mails, who
have made their headquarters at Hur-
leyville, Thompsonville and Monticello,
In Sullivan County, this STATE.
on complaints made by Anthony Com.
stock, United States Commissioner Alex
ander yesterday issued warrants on
which MIR. Comstock and United States
Deputy Marshal Grant made two ar
rests. One is Ambrose b. Teel, a bald
headed, gray-bearded man, sixty-fve
years old, and the father of Frank V.
Teel, who was arrested on a similar
charge about a month ago. The arrest
was made in Hurleyville last night.
The other arrest is George Watts.
sixty-four years old. He was arrested
at Thompsonvile where he did business
under the name. of Ralph Watts, of
South Fa..sburg, n. Y.
The prisoners were arraigned before
Commissioner Alexander. to-day.
1t is stated on the authority of his
bondsmen, George A. Waldorf and John
$. Prince, of Hurleyville. N. Y, who
arrest that Frank V. Teel has fled the
| country. He was arrested Aug. II on
the, COMPLAINT of Anthony Comstock
anu nelu LOT the feueral Jfanu jury In
$1,000. c. f. Stratton, a letter-carrier,
| attached to the Montlcello, N. Y, Post
Office. was arrested at the same time
| as young Teel. on the charge of using
the United States mails to circulate
| immoral literature. He was held in
$500 bail for the Federal Grand Jury.
| His bondsmen are George II. Billiard
| and James A. Cautchers. both of Month
cello, and he Is also reported missing.
| Watts waived examination, and was
held in $4,000 bail for the United States
| Grand Jury. Mr.. Comstock says that
| Watts is the less culpable of the lot.
He admitted his guilt and voluntarily
| handed over much OF the evidence.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
A BURGLAR IN THE HOUSE.
The TOdds OverpOwered Maloy
After u Fierce Struggle.

WESTFIELD. N. j., Sept. Twill
lam Maloy, alias Thomas o'Hara. who
says he lives in Philadelphia, was
lodged in the Union County Jail, at
Elizabeth this morning. on a charge OF
burglary.
Last night Maloy entered the house
OF Edward Todd. He made so much
noise that he awakened one OF Mr.
Todi's sons. The latter went down
stairs and was confronted by Maloy
and the two had a desperate struggle
In the mean time Mr.. Todd was awak-
ened by the noise and went down stairs
After fierce struggle Maloy was over
powered. He was taken to the office
OF Justice Hart. and the Todds charged
him with burglary He was committed
to Jail TO await the action OF the Grand
Jury,
The evening world., 1894-09-11
loo POOR TO PAY A DOCTOR.
xackey Thinks His Baby Died for
Lack of Medical Attendance.

Coroner Kene, of Brooklyn, was no.
Pied this morning OF the death OF John
Fackey, nine months old, Of At Baltic
rreet. The child, 1t is believed, died
tecause its parents were too poor to en-
ege the services Of a physician.
Rlled at the Butler street station last
ght and said his child was taken Ill
fsterday morning. He was too poor to
ill In physician, and he waited, hop
During the afternoon he took the child
the South Central Dispensary at 20
bird avenue. DR.. w. A. Northridge,
q Hanson place, prescribed for the
tie one, but later, when 1t died, refused
Id he was to poor to bury the child.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
SHOT A W0ULD-BE R0BBER.
bartender Killed the Son of a
Brewing CJmpnny's President.
lnY Aasoclated Prets. }


CHICAGO, Sept. 1l.-Thomas Cantweli,
son OF Thomas Cantwell, President of the
Eagle Brewing Company. was shot and
Instantly killed at 2 o'clock this morning
by Thomas Morgan, II bartender at 2
State street.
Cantwell. and two others. whose names
are not known and who escaped. en-
tered the saloon as the bartender was
counting the proceeds of the days sales
and then demanded the money. Cantwe.i
was In advance OF the others, and COW
cred the bartender with q revolver. at
the same time telling him TO hand over
the money.
Morgan hesltated. ana one OF the men
went behind the bar to help in enforcing
the demand. Morgan, who Is an ex-
pugI.ist. quickly lodged behind the bar
seized a revolver and blazei away at
Cantwell. The shot struck him Just over
the right ear and killed him instantly.
He fen to the floor of the salon. while
his two compa nions, without waiting TO
secure the money, fled from the room,
Morgan sending a shot after them which
did not take effect. The reports OF the
revolver attracted the attention OF the
police, who arrested Morgan.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
FROM NATURAL CAUSES.
eunty Physician shepard's Report
on Joseph Gillies's Death.

County Physician A. w. Shepard. OF
fooklyn, this morning reported to
Proner Kene that he had made an
topsy on the body of Joseph Gillis.
ted thirteen, of 233 Thirty-sixth street.
yho was reported to have died under
Mysterious circumstances.
LDr. Shepard said that after a thor
Llgh investigation he learned that the
|hild had died from natural causes.
II was also reported that Philip H. Gill
Il, the, chlld's father. had lost three
|.her children in the same mysterious
ahner, within the past five years. DR..
hepard learned that the other children
Yea from different diseases, and that
lere was no foundation for surround
me cases with mystery. All the
lhoren died from natural causes.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
Artificial Glaciers.

An excellent object lesson has been
given by Herr Koch, the German phys
icst, who wished to illustrate the for
took a square tray, having a sloping
gutter. down which yellow pitch re-
sembl ng Colophony, which, like ice.
is plastic under pressure and brittle
under tension, was allowed to how.
the gutter being first lined with very
hot pitch. so as to give the main tiow
a better hold on the sides. Transverse
assures. | Ike the creYices In glacier,
appear in the middle Of the stream, and
smaller ones join them from the edges.
Whore the bed Widens longitudinal
crcvices are produced.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
LAND FOR FIRE SUFFERERS.
st. Paul and Duluth Railroad Offers
Inducements to settlers.
IDy AssDciated PTess.)


ST PAUL, Mimi, Sept 1.-THE St.
Paul and Duluth Railroad Company has
made an offer 10 any of the fire suffer
ers who may desire to locate along the
railroad. Officials called on the Cover
nor yesterday and formally offered to
sell land to actual settlers, in eighty
acre tracts, the first payment coming
after two years, II at the end of that
time the purchasec has forty acres I'M
der cultivation and a dwellng-hOuse ac-
tually occupied the full! first payment.
being One-,aird of the whole, will be
cancelled,
Any money given the purchaser by the
nr1yements NIL, also be credited as a
payment This win give lands to ac-
tual settlers and discourage any possi-
bic speculation in the free lands.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
TWOSALOONWRECKERS SHOT
EIwood, Ind, Bartender Used His
Revolver with Deadly Effect.
by Associated Press

ELWOOD, Ind, Sept. LIN fight
in Potter Pnlmer's saloon Sunday night
Isaac Martin was instantly killed and
Phil Hopple was probably fatally
wounded A crowd Of twenty entered
the saloon and began wrecking 1t. James
McDermott, the barkeeper, attempted
to put them out, and a general fight en-
sued, In which McDermott was roughly
handled.
He ran behind the bar, and they pelted
him with billiard balls, cues, glasses and
bottles. He got his revolver and began
firing. The first shot took effect in Isaac
Martins temple, and he fell dead. waile
Hopple was also shot In the head, but
will recover. The others fed. McDer-
mott is under arrest.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
ROBBED AT WEST BRIGHTON.
'"mebody Stole $3.50 Left with Mrs.
Mehan by Her Husband.

Dennis Mehan, Of 100 Union avenue.
brooklyn, reported to the Coney Island
Ponce this morning that while at West
nrlshton with his family yesterday
b IiH w}SSy had stolen $50 in bills from
b ar, Mehan went In bathing and left
Ing; She tied the money in a hard knot
me her handkerchief and held 1t in her
ESm ann me baby, Mrs. Mehan says, be-
Eer Ell troublesome, so she laid the hand
Ennna on chair next to her for a
r'o'heht and somebody stole it,
The evening world., 1894-09-11
SHOT A POLICEMAN.
McCIoskcy Jailed and His Victim
Fatally Wounded.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept n.-Policeman
James Chambers was shot last night by
Charles G. McCloskey. whom he was at
tempting to arrest. and is dying at the
Episcopal Hospital Neighbors OF Nc
Closkey had complained OF his disorderly
conduct, and Chambers, vita another po-
liceman was sent b his house, 2j3l East
Dauphin street, to arrest him.
MCCloskcy ran up stairs. and, standing
al the top, fired five shots from his
pistol one bullet lodged In Chambers's
breast McCloskey is In Jail
The evening world., 1894-09-11
ncTliOz.

Berlioz was made miserable by his
wife, according TO The St Louis Globe
Democrat. lie married Miss Smithson,
an actress many years younger than
himself she had prolonged tits Of jeal.
ousy and i'll temper, ruined him by her
theatrical ventures and finally fell from
a carriage and broke her leg thus end
ing her artistic career. Berlloz bore
with her in patience until she finally
left him. He was a tall man, of stern
aspect and very dignlfied. In spite OF
his immense musical abilities as COM
poser he could play no instrument ex-
cept the guitar, and that very badly.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
FlSHED WITHIN THE LIMIT.
Owners of Seized spanish smacks
Fined S.,5O0 Each.
by Associated Press

TAMPA, F,a., Sept l.-Judge Locke.
If the United States Court. has rendered
his decision in the cases of the twelve
Spanish fishing smacks, captured within
the three-mile limit of the Gulf Coast.
ami charged With violating the Customs
I I.' .u omheis oi SiSnt 1t the Vessels
payment OF the fine OF s., 500 each.
The other four were discharged on this
count, but all twelve vessels have been
ltbelled for $500 each for violating the
Quarantine laws. and the Judge has not
yet decided the quarantine case,
The evening world., 1894-09-11
Wire News In Brief,

Half OF oBkyille, Tex, has been wiped MI,
BY DIRE. Among the buildings burned were +
Weimar's store, Guilford's saloon, a drug store
and several other stores.
Tuskegee, Ala, was visited by a heavy FIRE Sunday
night. 1t started In Lamar Bros. grocery store
and extended TO W. f. Peeples's dry-goods store
and tho Macon County Bank.
An unknown Pole was struck by lightning and
Instantly killed during a Thunderstorm al
Whatley Mass. yesterday.
Moses SUoW Of New York a brakeman on the
Delaware and Hudson Railroad was crushed 10
death under train at Mechanlcsyille. ~ y,
yesterday,
A Are last might destroyed the electric noyer-
$40 600
The evening world., 1894-09-11
ATE POISONED BEEF.
Seven Arlington People III from
Enting New York Ment.

ARLINGTON, N. J., Sept. led
ward, Frank and Joseph Sabeter. seven,
five and three. respectively; Cecilia
Ross, washerwoman; Simon Peck, a
hired man; Mrs. Crawford and her son,
Frank. eight are all suffering to-day
from the effects OF eating poisoned
beef
The beef, It is said, was purchased in
Washington Market. New York. by one
of the servants. The meat was cooked,
but after the people had eaten some OF
1t, they became Ill. DR.. EXton, who
was called In, says that the beef was
diseased before 1t was killed. DR.. Exton
worked over the people last night and
to-day they are nearly all convalescent.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
Liked Military surroundings.

IFrcm the Flltgende Blaettsrl
The lieutenant is talking at dinner OF
the military manoeuvres,
And just then we were embraced
and surrounded by a division OF cav
airy
Unsophisticated Maiden (who loves
the soldiersl--Oh. II must be glorious to
be embraced by division of cavalry.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
Wants to he n Le1ow witness.

Alexander Toman Of 1877 East Third street, who
claimed to be a reporter of Hungarian paper.
was arraigned In Essex Market Court to-day on
a charge OF creating a disturbance in the Cafe
Europe 22l Second street He asked for an ad-
journment saying he wanted to relate his exps-
rience to the Lexow Committee The case was
put down for examination Tomorrow and Toman
was held In $500 bail.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
CRAPS IN THE CELLAR.
snloon-keeDer butcher Held in
$1,000 for His "Quiet Came

Police Capt. westervelt, OF East One
Hundred and Fourth street station, ar
raigned In the Harlem Police Court this
morning Clashes II. butcher, thirty-hve
years old, a saloon-keeper at 100 East
One Hundred and Seventh street, charg
ing him with permitting gambling on his
premises.
John Mooney, eighteen years old, of
2l5i First avenue. who lost $3.50 In the
place, says that he and four others were
IN butchers saloon last Sunday, when
the latter invited them in the cellar.
where game of craps was in progress.
The boys were let into the cellar by q
trap-door behind the bar. la.
Other witnesses testified as to the
questionable character of butchers ga
.oon and Justice Burke held him In $1,000
bail for trial
The evening world., 1894-09-11
cow CAUSED A SHOOTING.
Two Men Badly Wounded ny an
Illinois Miner.
Try Associated Press }

KANGLEY, ILL.,, Sept. iL-City Mar
shall Donaldson was fatally shot and NJ
H. Tobias. clerk for the Star Coal Com
pany, seriously wounded yesterday by
JOHN Ulrich. a miner. The .aster's COW
had been placed in the pound. and Mrs
Crich attempted to batter the gates
down and release the animal
The officer md Tobias iutcrfored. and
ms they were leading the woman to jail
her husband emptied a revolver at
them, two OF the shots taking effect
Ulrich escaped, and a posse or hity
men started in pursuit
The evening world., 1894-09-11
EXPLODED IN HER HANDS.
Mrs. Bedou Perhaps Fatally Burned
by a Lamp.

RAILWAY, N. j.. Sept. 1i.-Mrs. Chris
TOPPER Bedou, Of Harrison street. was
friRntfully burned last night by the ex-
plGsiOn of a kerosene lamp. She was
carrying the lighted lamp across the
room when il suddenly exploded, setting
her clothing on fire.
She ran out into the hall, and was
about to go into the street when her
husband took off his coat and threw II
about heI. HIS hands were badly burned,
and Mrs. Bedou may not live.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
Election at Hasbrouck Heights

HACKENSACK. n. J.. Sept. 1.-THE election
for borough officers OF Hasbrouck Heights is belns
Leld to-day, and the contest Is between the com.
muters New York business men and the local
business men. Henry Zimmerman, a New York
business man and real estate dealer here is
the candidate the commuters ticket ami
John Garrison II the candidate on the Earn ers'
ticket. Freeholder John Van Bussum 81 the
Farmers" In in tho hed against John MusseI-
man tor Assessor. The vote Of the borough is very
evenly divided.
The evening world., 1894-09-11

wALHALLA :. c, sept n,-Wadc Heaton, a
Young white man. was stabbed 10 the heart aui
Killed BY Frank Parks. Young negro, Sun Jay
night mar Salem Baptist Church, Parks was
ja!led. on Saturday night, near Westminster.
Rlll White, roi0-ed wsylai and shot Anly
Lester and nil Roach, also cclored, the men
suspected. II IL thought White will die. Frank
Threft cut John and Ira Quarles in a drunken
row sunday morning on Whctstone Greek. In
OcBnee II Is feared that John Will die.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
Time to Get Ready,
From Good News

From Good NeWs.)
Astronomer (enthusiastically)-A great
comet is coming.
Young Lady CexcitedIy)-Isn't that
glorious am just dying to see n
really great comet When will II be
here2
Astronomer (delightedly)-In 1911.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
%hooner southard Pulled or.

mar. ohHAMPToN. L. l.. Sept. 1.-THE four
ON y schooner John X. Southland. OF Thomas
IN a. which went ashore on Saturday night
rom n1, ' near BridgehAmpton while on her way
SAI plI.G more 10 Boston with a load Of coal.
ng u ~ on The beach at O'Clock this morn
A,rN. Merritt wrecking Companys tug s.
" bound for New York - Wv " ''''
The evening world., 1894-09-11
BABTS TERRIBLE FALL.
rom the Third Floor Into n Mud
heap and Escaped Unhurt,

mrs mrs Mary Gross, OF At Mex bbon street,
|. H,.Iaths0urg. left her eighteen mon this
En- 'ia asy on The sill of a three-story win
Err fa s' night, and Of curse the young
ItFSb Gross went into Mysteries, but
ma found the child ha.f buried in
bRer il meap. The baby sustained no
WI INJURY than bruised chin.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
BANK PRESIDENT CONVICTED.
williamsport, Pa, Financier Found
Guilty on Six Counts.

WILLIANSPORT. Pa, Sept. l.-John
NJ. Bowman. President of the defupct
Muncy Bank. was found guilty yester-
day on six counts of making false en-
tries with intent to deceive the United
States Bank Examiner.
He will ask for a new trial. The mini
mum sentence on each count is five
years.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
Iowa Editor Missing.

Wy ENuooVEff0Nu
CREsToN, Ia, Sept. 1.-THE strange disap-
pearance OF Seymour Wilson the editor OF the
Shannon City Sun, remains unsolved. Since his
departure Aug. "a for a short trip to Des
Moines trace OF him be found. His bust
ness affairs appear 10 have been In a prosperous
condition. and his domestic relations happy. II
is feared that he has been murdered.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
Returned the Stolen iu.

Morris sterndori and Israel Elbaum. peddlsra
of So Norfolk street, who were charged In Tombs
Court this morning with having stolen the horse
and wagon Of John MckeeyeT, & carpenter OF 1871
Graham street Brooklyn agreed 10 give up the
rig and were discharged. sterndoTf claimed to
have bought the outnt for sl2
The evening world., 1894-09-11
lETT SHOOK HIS FINGERS.
liant No Disrespect to the Court
as He Is Deaf and Dumb.

as He Is Deaf and Dumb.
Fhen Charles Nett. of North Fifth
meet and Wythe avenue, was ar
nigned in the Lee Avenue Court, Will
hmsburg, this morning on a charge of
htoxication he held up three fingers
lnd shook them at Justice Goetting.
The magistrate was preparing to fine
|im for contempt of court, when the
|risoner's brother explained that he
Ias deaf and du NIB.
I"He was in saloon. last night"
lett went on. land three men beat
Ind robbed him. When he tried to ex-
plain matters to an officer he was locked
lp on a charge of intoxication."
This story would probably have been
accepted but for the fact that Nett has
The evening world., 1894-09-11
strike on the Hennepin Canal.

BUREAU. III, Sept 1.-THE contractors for
the eastern terminus Of the Hennepln Canal had
their frst strike six days after the first sod was
turned, The head mule boss and twenty stable
men and teamsters quit work last night The
men claimed that the hours were too long and
tho food not good enough.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
Texas Republicans Won't Fuse.

CBy Associated Press)
DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 1.-THE State Executive
Of the Reform Republican party Of
Texas. commonly known as the Lilly Whites was
in secret session In this city yesterday afternoon
end last night Proposition to fuse with the
Popuists was rejected almost unanimously.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
''Abbed with n Putty Knife.

} u, SS0oeaek' OF IS seigsi street. was held
b a sven street Court. Williamsburg. to-day
|y,nia, oil assault In the second degree. Last
ebcrs ne s 9uarrslled with A. seheibsorck. OF %
Horeki 49, aud ttuek q putty knife In scheIb-
The wound Is not serious.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
Moonshiners Kin IA Witness


oPELlkA, Ala, Sept ll-Matthew Whaloy,
professional witness against Illicit distillers was
shot and killed near wedowee, Randolph County.
Frids: night His house was hred by his Sssail-
ants No arrests as yet
The evening world., 1894-09-11
knights of Honor Mt Saratoga.

my Associated PressD
SARATOGA. n. Y. Sept. 1.-THE Grand Lodge
Knights Of Honor Of the State, G. P. Ingersoll,
OF Buffalo President. began Its thirteenth annual
session here this morning.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
Poison in the Wedding Cake

(3y Associated Press.)
BRISTOL Tenn, Sept. l.-News has Just
reached here that number Of persons were
poisoned at a wedding supper in Scott County
Va. Investigation revealed that the wedding cake
contained poison. Elizabeth Peter Fac Peter and
Albert Lane are said to be dangerously H.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
The Heat Caused His Death.

John Callahan twenty-seven years old. q porter
Of Sal Greenwich street. died In Chambers Street
Hospital a. o'clock this morning He was over
come by the heat yesterday Afternoon
The evening world., 1894-09-11
A Fair Inference.

From Lief
He-why do you think they are mar
ried?
last night.
The evening world., 1894-09-11
SCALDED WITH SOUP.
Accident to n boy In the BerIin's
SteeraEe.

Horace Law. seven years old, OF 1888
Lawrence street, was severely scalded
about the head and shoulders on board
the steamship Berlin this morning by
the contents of kettle of soup.
The boy, in company with his parents,
was a passenger on the Berlin This
morning the waiter was descending to
the steerage with a kettle OF soup. He
stumbled and fell. the soup splashing
over the boy, who was taken TO st
Vincent's Hospital.