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TRAMP STEAMSHIP ASHORE.
The Margaret Jones in Ballast on the Mary.
land Beach.

BERLIN, Md. Nov. 25-Tbe English tramp
steamer Margaret Jones. with full ballast
aboard came ashore at i:s0 o'clock this morn
ing directly opposite the Isle OF Wight life
saving station. about 200 yards away and five
miles from Ocean When first seen by the men
Of the station she was well aground between
the outer and inner bars lying in three feet Of
water at the bow and eight feet at the stern In a
boiling surf. Her position Is now northwest
by southwe At low water this afternoon
the bow. which Is thrust high into the sand.
could be touched on a dry footing from the
beach.
The Margaret Jones is IN command OF Capt
Thomas Thomas. Having uIloaded large
cargo Of grain at Cardiff. Wales. she was on
her return trip, the twenty-fourth day out
A mate and twenty-three men compose the
crew. At dark yesterday the steamer ar
rived about five miles south OF Ocean City.
abreast North Beach station, There was a
dense fog and a strong gale blowing from the
east, making it difficult to steer with any de-
gree Of correctness Capt Thomas turned
in at IL bells, leaving the ship in charge
OF the mate About an hour later the light
OF Fenwick Island lighthouse was made out
in the distance. about six miles away.
knots an hour in a northwesterly direction,
bound for the Delaware breakwatcr to await
shipping orders Mistaking The light for fad tha,
the course altered 40 as TO steer straight to the
west. This stranded the vessel few minutes
later.
with Capt. Long OF Fenwicks and Capt. Dun
ton Of Ocean City and crews boarded the YES
Two large tugs Of the American Wrecking
Company Of Camden ~ J.. are now on the
scene and a steam barge has been sent for
from Iewes Del. With these Capt. Thomas
is confident Of getting tho steamer OF the coast
at high water, one hundred and fifty tons
Of stone ballast and several tons OF water have
been removed TO tighten up As vet II IL i'm
possible TO tell what damage has occurred
The steamer stands erect and is not taking
water APP arentlv she is uninjured.
The Margaret Jones is engaged in general
freight transportation from Philadelphia TO
Cardiff and ports In England She is $40 feet
long and has q capacty of .sti tons and draws
twenty-thr hree feet Of water She has seen eight
years Of constant service and Is valued At
Si50OU
The sun., 1900-11-26
ENTER THE CAkEWALK Trust.
The Profession Protecting Itself Against scab
Labor A Razor Calls the Police.

The Douglas League OF Cakewalkers and
Ractime Players sort % Cakewalk Trist-was
organized last night at a meeting Of colored
Thrty-frst street The encroachmenn OF
amateur talent led to the organization. Dele
gates from Bentuchy, Texas. Georgia and San
Francisco were present, The local cakewalk
season begin. at the Grand Central Palace on
Dec I, and the necessity for action was I'M
mediate. Th"se at the meeting as delegates
numbered about on" hundred.
Charles ii. Moore pres lded Scab labor, he
done 10 keep il ont
Eddie James called the King Of the Rag
time Players, got NJ in evening dress and dia-
monds.
trusts and want TO say there amt any gentle
man present can make me ioin one
Then he ashed razor and made a speech
intimatng that he and his razor we're a ma.
Jority OF those present
Al the first sight of the razor some one had
escaped from the hrll and rin for the roce
Az the Ragtime Xii x finished with flourish
OF his razor two roll ccmcn entered, whereupon
the opponent OF trusts "wilt.d" and allow ed
Smoky Moke Brown and Shirt Waist Williams
20 disarIn him.
After this was done Il was an easy thing
apparently. for the latter Gentleman 10 con,
vince Mr.. James that his view Of trusts was
hastv and erroneous A. snvevent he made
no further Imposition ,D I,T The CakeNalk Trust
Pickaninny Hill and Luke Pulley as vSe-presi.
dents. William Turner and John Barer Secre-
tari~s. and Ernest Hogan, the colored comedian
chairman II the Board Of Managers
Then the press aseni oi the trust began
fee. and rnzors introduced But tho trust
was formed, III richt.
The sun., 1900-11-26
DEMAND on CHINA READY.
rryysrERs A0RYE Avn AWAIT SiNAL
APPROVAL IRON HOME CAPITALS
sp,ciai Cable Dsspoieh 10 THE suN.
Prom a Stan CORES spondent

u
prgtS Nov "a The minister's held another
meeting to-day for the pun o-e Of fixing the
future boundaries Of the legation grounds. and
upe,rec,edly came o an agreement on much
more important matters the POINT IN the
Minister den ands upon tho Chinese Govern
ment providing for the punishment of certain
high Chinese personages. and concerning which.
as ha, been mentioned in these dispatches.
there had heretofore been considerable di-
yergence OF OPINION. Contrary to all eIrecta-
ton. tho point was finally agreed upon.
Another point, on which II was feared there
might be DELAY. was also settled. thus complet-
Ing tho draft Of the demands NJ. de Glers.
the Russian Minister. lad pcrsisted IN his re-
fu.nl 10 1gree to the provision that China
sbould agree to paw an Indemnity for the out
RACES committed bv the Boxers and give guar
sntees against their repetition on basis to
be prorosed by the Powers later. The British
and German Governments had made no change
In their instruction to their Ministers. and Il
appeared as though no agreement could be
reaohed A compromise was suggested IN
the wording Of the clause. This was adopted
and a satisfactory agreement was reached.
II Is und,' stood that the change u simply In
the wording and does not affect tho meaning
Of the provision
The Ministers have sent the demands to
their respective Governments, and when the
Powers signify their approval Of them there
will be no delay inpresentins them to Ii Hung
Chang and Prince Ching. the Chinese Peace
Commissioners.
The Ministers fixed the future boundaries
Of the legation grounds. Their decision. how
ever, is subject to the approval OF the military
authorities who will decide on the question OF
defence. II they decide that there are mill
tary objections. the boundaries will be changed.
The sun., 1900-11-26
BROOKFIELD So RE|ICES.
Calls Republicans TO a Conference on Tuesday
Subject Not Disclosed.

The men who In 1898 were connected with
the Committee OF Fifty-three and in OPPOSE
sItlon 10 the regular Republican organization
In New York county have all received invita-
tions To attend conference to be held on Tues
day evening al $50 O'Clock at 1864 Broadway.
The invitations TO the conference are beaded
"Republican- OF the City OF New York" and are
signed by " 5 Barg. First Vice President
The organization Of is9s was called the Re-
publiclns of the County o! New Work." and
when 1t organized Gen. Wager Swayne was
elected President. II" was the candidate of
William Brookhelt's followers The organizi-
tiOn charged that the rolls of tho regular organ
ization were padded When the present PR
mary law was adopted the SMayne- -Brookfleld
Organization faded away The last public
remarks of its members were tn the effect that
under the primary law they would be able To
control the party IN this county, They have
not proved II yet
Last evening no one could he found who
could tell Just what subjects were to bc con-
ferred about on TUESDAY evening II was
suggested that the Renublicans might talk
about vice. or Federal Offices. or the next mu-
ncipal campaign MIR Brookileld supported
Gruber in his ncht with Quigg
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BRIDE IN TROUSERS
Beiabors Husband in the Street He Il Ar
rested for Assault.

vINELASD. n. j.. Nov. 25.-Mayor Joseph
Masons Office was surrounded last night by
over five hundred people. all anxious to catch
sight Of a woman In mans clothes who had
caused the arrest Of her husband for assault,
She was Mrs Jerome Leeds. bride Of seven
months, She wore dark suit. derby hat and
light overcoat. and she carried an umbrella
when she started from her home. She walked
uptown and met her husband walking in Main
street with woman
Excuse me, Miss, but perhars you do not
know this IL my husband" she said
taking her husband by the arm. started for
home Before going many blocks the husband
rehelled and the wife bsiaSoT-,i Inn with her
umbrella until nothing but the silver handle
was left Mrs. Leeds says he then knocked her
down and choked her She went TO Mayor
Mason and swore outa warrant for his arrest
Mayor Mason held the husband for a hearing
tomorrow and sent for Mrs Leeds clothes be-
fore he would allow her to go home.
The sun., 1900-11-26
WILD GEESE CAUGHT ALIVE.
Life Savers Capture Two at Night on tho
SANDY Hook Beach.

SANDY HOOK. Y. J.. Nov 26,-Two wild
goose were captured on the beach here last
night Edward Price. one Of the crew OF the
SIormaceti Life-Saving Station. spied them
about midnight They we're roostins on the
beach and had the appearance Of being asleep.
Both were unusually large. Price stole up and
when he got within a few feet Of them they
started TO f,y. One Of the birds acted as though
baw ildered and. after oircling about alighted
on the beach again Price caught IL and car
ried II to the station.
4 short time after Price had been relieved
nv John Smith. the latter saw the other goose
cirCling about uttering shrill cries as though
looking for its companion, After a time IL
dropped on the beach and was caught by Smith.
The two geese when reunited at the station,
according to the life savers stories. appeared
to be pleased They weigh about fifteen
pounds and will probably adorn the life savers
table on Thanksgiving Day. The men at the
station declare that there is no record Of any
wild geese having been caught on the Hook
before
The sun., 1900-11-26
DIED GOING TO CHURCH.
Elderly Mrs. Edgar Stricken with Heart Dis
ease In Fifth Avenue.

An elderly woman carrying black cloth bag
was noticed leaning against the Fifth avenue
side Of the Cooper residence at ~ North Wash
ineton Square about O'Clock last evening.
Before passersby could reach her she sank
unconscious on the sidewalk. She lay there in
street station for a policeman and an ambu-
lance. When Or. Ford arrived from st. Vim
cents Hospital he pronounced the woman dead.
The body was removed 70 the Mercer street
station There. through a card from the Nom
street, recommending Mrs. Eliza Edgar to the
Ioomls Sanitarum for place az housekeeper
the woman was identified a. Mrs. Edgar. She
had lived at a boarding house at East Eighth
street. which she had left to 60 to church only
few minutes before she was stricken.
The sun., 1900-11-26
NET AFTER TEN TEARS TO DIE.
Ions. Separated Friends KILLED by Gas on the
First Night Of Their Reunion.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j. Nov. ?5.-August
Reihl and Theodore Thompson OF Leipsic. two
close friends. went In different directions to
make their fortunes ten years ago. Yesterday
they met by chance and Reihl invited Thomp-
son to the Klondike Hotel TO celebrate the
leaving the old world and two more happier
men could not he found At midnight Rehl
asked his ohum 10 remain with him over night
in the hotel This morning the proprietor
smellcd gas and on forcing an entrance into the
bedroom found both In bed dead The gas
was turned on. but II IL thought that the light
was extingushed by air in the pipes Both
men were we'll dressed. but no addresses were
found in their clothes
The sun., 1900-11-26
CONTROL or CHINAs FINANCES.
Paris believes That Was the Cause Of the Delay
in Negotiation in Pekin.


PARIS, Nov Is It's alleged In certain diplo-
matte quarters here that the capricious policy
OF tie United States was the main cause Of tho
Init IN the rcco,iations which. 1t Ia now be-
lleyed. are taking better turn, Tho point
under discussion has been the krotty question
o: indemnity The Powers desire to include
in their collective note the manner In which
China shall raise the Money. Each pror osal
has been different Two OF the Ministers urge
q method ny which the entire mnna9enlent OF
the finances of china shall fall into the lands
Of their Governments These Powe-n are be-
Neyed to be the United States ard Great Britain.
4 solution Of the question Is expected in few
days
According to advices received here the Vice
roys have received urgent orders TO hurry
money to Singan-fu to pay the troops. who are
believed to be mutinous
1t is rumored that flying column Of 5000
mixed troops have made dash for Singan-fu
where the Chinese court Is now located. The
alleged advance Of a large German force is not
believed here.
The sun., 1900-11-26
SENATOR DAVIS DELIRIOCS.
Acute Brfght's Disease and Blood Poisonin 9
Mako the Case Appear Hopeless.

ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov. 25-Acute Bright's
disease. 1t Is now admitted. Is the malady with
which Senator Davis Is suffering and which Is
likely to end fatally within short time. The
poison from the injured foot |, was said to-day
had permeit2d h Is whole ~ stem and ted made
the case appear hopeless.
The patient has been d"lrious for twenty
four hours His Thoughts are 81 his duty at
Washington. He belle ves i'm self In the senate
lie calls upon the presiding Officer for recog-
milton and discu sses In frag gmentary utterances
the nations foreign rolicv.
Or Stones bulletin to-day is as follows:
senator Davis has been resting quietly for
short time. Temperature. ea IS pulse Nuc-
tiating between l2O and lSO, respiration, 20"
The sun., 1900-11-26
SEAS ross LA LORRAINE.
Three Times Her Engines Stop for Repairs
-MLschief Done by Q Wave.

La Lorraine Of the French line. In yesterday
from Havre. found lot Of dirty weather in
the steamship lane She stopped her port
engines on Tuesday to replace condenser tubes
that were leaking. The next day her star
board engines were stopped for the same pur-
pose. Her port engines were again stopped
this time for eight hours, on Saturday night
and Friday morning so that repairs might be
made to a stufflng box. There was a great
combng sea on Monday. and q tall crest top
pied over the port bow. smashed tho rail OF
the boat deck and made a big dent In the port
corner of the steel deckhouse which incloses
the smoking room. sofa ahaft the dented
place was smashed One Of the seamen who
were on duty on the boat deck was lifted by the
wave ana thrown down on mis- knees. the caps
Of which were fractured.
The sun., 1900-11-26

wiikes-Barre Alderman Comes Upon q Crude
Contrivanee Made to InJure Him.

WIIKEs-BARRE. Pa, Nov 25.-Alderman
Robert Conahan found an internal machine
at the door OF his home on Saturday morning
II was cigar box carefully wrapped and la
belled Alderman Conahan with the compl-
ments Of the season" As the Alderman pried
open the lid some powder fell out He was
suspicious and did not open the box until he
had soaked II for half an hour in a bucket Of
water Then he discovered that the box was
full of gunpowder. and attached To the lid were
eight matches in such a manner thai they would
ecrape agnilst some sandpaper and be ignited
when the box was opened.
The conirvanCe was very Crudelv con-
structed and Il l. doubtful If there would have
been an explosion even II the Aldermen had
opened the box when he first got It. lie has
no idea who intended TO injure him. but sup
poses II must be some offender who appeared
before him and who desired revenge for some
reason
The sun., 1900-11-26
BOYS DRUNK ~ THE STREET.
Sent to the Gerry Society while Their Case 10
Investigated.

William Funk. is years old OF 10 varlck street.
and William Tuohy. II, OF 3ss West Fourth
street were in the prisoners line In the Jeffer.
son Market police court yesterday, Police
man Henne charged them with drunkenness
"what?" cried Magistrate Brann. rising
from his chair To look at the boys The police
man said he had found them helplessly intoxi-
Gated at Sixth avenue and Minetta lane on
Saturday night. Funk had To he sent 70 a
hospital The boy said that man had given
hln a bottle OF French wine" and had told
him 10 drink 1t,
We'll have to see about this. when infants
like those are picked up In the street drunk"
said the MAGISTRATE and remanded the boys
In the custody Of the Gerry society.
The sun., 1900-11-26
GERMANY YIFLDIyGp
Rumors Of Changed Attitude on the Demand
for the Death OF Chinese Princes.

Special Gable Despa,,h 10 THE sun.
LONDON. Nov 2e.-Some of the English cor
respondents in Berlin. apparently basnR their
statements on the article which appeared in
Yesterdays Cologne Gazette regarding the atti-
tudo Of the various Powers on the demands to
be made on China. assert that Germany IL
disposed to abandon her insistence on the
death penalty in the case of the high Chinese
dgntaries The Tin,ess correspondent. how
ever. believes that the Go1ettes observa vations
were wide OF the mark. He declares that the
spirit Of compromise displayed by the Co
sd,e would be almost alarming II 1t reflected
the views OF the German Government.
The sun., 1900-11-26
ARRESTS AT THE GERMAN THEATRE.
Manager and Actor Accused Of Violating the
sunday Law.

Police Captain Thompson and two detec-
lives OF the Mercer street station went to ths
Germania Theatre at Eighth street and Astor
place last night and arrested the manager.
George Winterfeld Of i2< East Iisth street,
and Frank Erlaw. an actor. for violating the
theatrical law. The comedy "Geldbaumer-
was played at the theatre last night and
nor was there any shifting Of scenery. Capt
Thompson decided that he was justified in
making the arrest under the Sunday law.
Both prisoners were bailed out
The sun., 1900-11-26
Bank Robbers Scared Away in Tennessee.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Nov. ?s.-An attempt
was made this morning TO rob the safe Of the
First National Bank at Jonesboro. Tenn. which
contained 81, 500 cash. The door to tho building
was forced open with an iron bar and four
charges OF dynamite were exploded. blowing
the safe combination Oh. No money was
taken The robbers were scared away.
The sun., 1900-11-26
More Than an Inch Of Rain

gan at o'clock Saturday morning. was up TO
midnight last night lis inches. which will
do the water supply good The storm has
day to run yet. but before tonight II Will be
colder and the rain may turn 20 snow.
The sun., 1900-11-26

Ambassador White Had . Conference with
the German Foreign Minister on Them.

Special cab. Dapatth 10 THE SuS.
BERLIN. Nov. 25.-It is stated that the Hon
Andrew ID. White. the American Ambassador.
has had an interview with Baron Won Rich
thofen, Minister of Foreign Affairs. with refer
ence u the Chinese indemnity and the punish.
ment Of those who aided the Boxer movement
The result Of the interview is declared to have
been completely satisfactory though no details
are given
The sun., 1900-11-26
FILIPINO JUNrA AT HONG KONG.
The British Colonial once Investigating tn,
Complaint OF This Government.

WASHINGTON. Nov rs A despatch has been
received at the State Department from MIR.
Choate. the American Ambassador in London.
confirming the press report that the British
Colonial Ofice has undertaken an investiga-
lion OF the complaint of this Government that
the Filipino Junta in Hong Kong is violating
the neutrality arrangements between Great
Britain and the United States
The sun., 1900-11-26
BOYS STEAL DYNAMITE.
Cut Up Sticks OF 1t and Sprinkle on the Road
to Cause Explosions.

wILKEs-BARRE. Pa. Nov 25-Six boys
were arrested here to-day for stealing dyna-
mite They had taken the sticks from the
shanty Of a railroad repair ge~g and had cut
them into small pieces These they had
sprinkled on Wood street with the Intention of
causing them to be exploded by passing wagons
Fortunately their act was discovered In time
to prevent any explosion The pieces were
gathered up and put in a safe place.
The sun., 1900-11-26
Gov. Roosevelt In Albany.

ALBANY. Nov. IS Gov Roosevelt came 10
Albany tonight He will return to Oyster
Bay on Tuesday and spend Thanksgiving
theys
The sun., 1900-11-26
WANT SPOONER TO STICK.
Sentiment In wisconsin Tavoring the senator's
Election to Another Term.

MILWAUKEE. Nov % From present nd-
cations it is almost certain that United States
Senator Spooner will not have a chance 20
carry out his announced wish TO retire at the
expiration Of his present term. but that lie
W III have to accept another term STATE Senator
James II Stout of Mcnominco who has been
urged but has declined 10 become n candidate
for the niicd States Senate, sIyS that he II
for MIR Spooner for another term and tha, tho
sentiment Of the people n favor of the Senator
W III continue to grow
The sun., 1900-11-26
Ptalr,e Fires Damage Texas Ranches.

DALLAS. Tex. Nov. IS Reports from the
Texas Panhandle to-day say that prairie fires
are sweeping over the cattle ranches In Sher-
man and adjoining counties, score or more
The area burned Is stated to he forty miles
long by six miles wide Most Of the cattle
ere sayed
The sun., 1900-11-26
Tornado wrecks Q Texas Town.

DALLAS. Tex, Nov rs A tornado at o'clock
this morning did much property damage at
Flatonla in Fayette county. Twelve places
Of business are reported wrecked. but no lives
were lost The damage In estimated at t50.OOU
The sun., 1900-11-26
CHINA TO GIVE UP MODERN Guns.
Beaten with Them, the Troops viii Resume the
Use Of Oid-styie Weapons. q Report Says.

Sf~tid CdNf DfspdtH 70 THE Sun,
PEHIN. Nov "a A secret edict has been
issued from Singan-fu ordering the Viceroys
and Governors to stop the manufacture Of
modern rifles and cannon. and to revert to the
old style Of weapons. The reason given for
this peculiar order is that modern weapons
have proved useless against the allies
The sun., 1900-11-26
Thc Train for PIttshnIa.

The "Phsburg Limited" via Baltimore d Ohio
Railroad Lave New York south Ferry. s5s p. n:
Ii~rty street 700 y. NJ arrive Pittsbufg s:S5 A. NJ
firstcas. fare $500: secoud class, $3.50. sn this
SYaln--Ade
The sun., 1900-11-26

Ham, Restaurant, 18th ~. and Col. Az.
-seb sueerb'y appointed for dinner ana 's'DeI Au'ie
The sun., 1900-11-26

The nitedState have claim Of ts 900 against
Morocco for the killing Of Marcos FssaRin In
Tangier. Essagin was naturalized American
citizen There has been talk ~ sending a war
ship TO Tangier to collect the bill.
The sun., 1900-11-26
Ri2ht at Your Hand

vth through tran every hour Reservations
made month IN advance Trains at all hours See
tine table.-Ads
The sun., 1900-11-26

Niagara Falls and Return-os.
Via 1Aetawanna Railroad. Tickets good going
N0v. "a Return limit Dec. a-Ade
The sun., 1900-11-26

The Thanksgiving turkey VIII 60 with added resi
with Bailantne's India Pale Aie.-Adr
The sun., 1900-11-26
GEN. HORACE PORTER AT TANGTER.
Our Ambassador 20 France Goes to Morocco
Our Claim Against That Country.

TASdIKR. Nov. 25.-Gen Horace Porter the
United States Ambassador to France. arrived
here yesterday.
The sun., 1900-11-26

Miss Sarah Smith. 30 years old. Of 2s5 West
Forty-frst street, was knocked down by
Eorty-second street trolley car at Eighth avenue
last night Her RIGHT shoulder was dslocated
She was taken to Roosevelt Hospital
The sun., 1900-11-26

Is the best and the II good for food and
Ado
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-05-25
ALL ABOARD FOR KANSAS
CITY.

The railroads east of Ogden have
made a rate Of $50 for the round trip
to Kansas City, Mo. on account Of the
Democratic National Convention and
and one-fifth regular fare from points
in Nevada, plus the $50. Tickets will
be sold to connect with trains leaving
Ogden July lst and End. and will be
good leaving Kansas City not later
than July 9th. The rate from Wads-
worth will be $63.4O. Parties desiring
to take advantage Of these rates must
make application in advance so the
necessary tickets may be ordered.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-05-25
SCALP AND HAIR SPECIALIST

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Facial massage and steaming. Depot
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preparations are made by myself from
original formulas. A free treatment
given with every purchase of hair
tonic.
The public are cordially invited to
call and inspect my mode of treatment
whether in need of my services or not.
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Rooms 1924 and S. O'Conner
Block, Reno, Nevada.