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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28
THE TROUBLE IN HAVANA.

Much has been said and written about
making Havana q good place 90 live in,
but no one unfamiliar with the prImi-
tive conditions now prevailing In that
city from a sanitary point OF view can
realize the greatness ~ the task The
city has no sewer system and even no
surface drainage The houses are gem
orally Of stone. and consist NJ a room
fronting on the street back of which
extends a court. along Doe side 0f which
are arranged other ami smaller rooms,
The last room IN the 'ear Is generally
the Kitchen In the fIoUr OF this kitchen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28
PORTFOLIOS
Of THE
PARIS EXPOSITION

They consist OF 100 elaborate views on
heavy euameied paper Iu 90 parts Os-
sued WeDElg The Paris Expos u0n
beautifully portrayed. Pr.ls only 10
cents each par. t0 News readers A book
chat sold flr Us cents and ilU1 at tha
time nf the Worlds F1ir Parts ! t1 g
now ready 20 th. News Office Send 10
cents f0r "a sample You ssh be charmed
with the work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28

be dug a sipk-hole Into this ho,o
Whlch has no outlet except the natural
se'pise hoWs All refuse from The house.
As long as the contents OF this sink.
hole Keep below The Kitchen floor an ls
considered well When 10 ovornows a
few loads are taken ont 90 mako r0on
Tor moro. Some of these sInk-holes
had not been cleaned .n ffty years ln.
tl the restless Americans with ths'r
troublesome ideas came along and
forced the owners 90 make some mi.
tempt at sanitation Harpcrs Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28

tendency IN their growing children TO
undue facial distortion IN speaking and
gently remind them OF 10 until the habit
is cured u is difficult for the adult
to dismiss a habit once formed. but u
would be Wise FOR every young woman
and man TO establish "a close suryail-
lance over their manner of using the
muscles OF the face 90 speaking Many
OF them would be surprised 10 End that
every sentence Is @ fresh grimace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28

Children often cry, not from pain,
but from hunger, although FED abund-
antly. The trouble arises from mani
ton. their food Is not asamilated. but
devoured by worms A few doses OF
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE viii
destroy the worms. when the children
will begin 70 thrive az once. Price 25
cents, z. G. NJ. /. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28
Poise OF Manner.

Every woman can. II she will, culti-
vate the self-control that subdues the
manifestation Of feeling in frowns or
excessive laughter Poise Of manner
may be made merely the outward eN.
preston Of poise OF mind, and the many
little worries OF life con be relegated 20
their proper place as trihes. True re-
posefulness Is not the absence OF
strength, but It's assured possession.
Mothers should be observant Of any
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28
IfAn Candldatcs wnre Whlte.

The word candidate Is from the Latin
candIdatus Literally Il means white
robed. and was thus called because In
Rome those who sought office wore a
glItterng white toga Fancy. II YOU can,
an our modern Americans dressed In ac-
cordance with their political ambitions.
In some sections there would be no such
thing as a dark suit OF clothes, Wash
ington would simply be one shining
center OF universal Wilderness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28

II the stomach. liver and bowels IAN
90 perform their functions regularly
and naturally the blood becomes con.
tamInatel with impurities and Inc
whole system is In ulns.r Uanco doe
billtited HEBBINE .s remarkable
for its efficacy in curing the ailments
OF summer and the disorders prevalent
during hot weather Price 60 cents. u.
c.. VI. l. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28

Business men who lack the vim, snap
md ylgor they once had. should use
HEkIINE. n WIN purify the blood
strengthen and invigQrate tha system
Price 20 cents. D. @. ~ ]. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28

There is no longer an excuse Tor
any one Go endure the torture inflicted
by piles when TABLER'S BUCKEYE
PILE OINTMENT win cure them. a
remedy s0 moderate in price and so
effective Price 30 cents In bottles.
Tubes rs cents u. O. NJ J. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28
Mems Hats and Belts
Underpriced.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
Fedora hats. Greco and Carlo styles IN
all The light shades as wen as black
and brown. A very FUN and complete
stock here that must 80 away very
quickly now. Choose from ent.rs
lines o., the yl.75 and 500 CT 20
grades. two days at-......,. V'O|
Every belt 90 the house best 70 plain
kinds priced 2.c up to $3.50 each. two
''' HALF PRICE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28

rufled and plain. The collection Is made
up from 1.OO $3.50. S2o0 $3.50 10 NO0
colorcd wash dresses. and contains All
sizes. Choice OF any INC
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

Ioudnu. D,r 20 a hmvy storm
syyarl over trr English rr,-ts Thursday
night Many maUmr mishnps ar" re-
ported bat -, TAR nn ln,, uf lfe .lrl".
grluh line, ars duwu ~ hll directions
nnd communication with Scotland L.
cur 81 Tine Mor,ey tfrrybmf> hHv"
hcn suspeuden aud channel passages
have h.s'u the mu~t temursunu> ~
year. The Storm ~ Belfast aud ~ w.
neichhorhooi wa, thr most severe ~ n
des,ads Grimt damage Wa dome Ia
Irowrty. many p"r,nns inquired ani
ll.lta.t Tough wns crowded with vessels
winch .uurht shelter from the lurv.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22
ACCEPTS AGREEMENT.
Congcr ordered 10 Si.u With ''lrre.
yurihlc" lTlt In.
TIE REASON FOR 1T.
This Ga,crrmrni Ilrlr,rs Il l. BETTER
g. lu>s Negotiations Now Than
tn Iri Conditions IN china
Grow Mare Hopeless.

Washington. De - Instruction has
again pnur tu snari at l'.kin Ia sign the
agreement wiurii. nugpfding Ia P'kin
adviri.s. hHs alirniy l-.rn -i-nrd by NIL
th" other ministers 40 thr Chimes. capt.
inl This instruction. wa, -ent with SINE
reluctance because the INCREMENT ~ u
INV stand, d,a.s not completely repre-.
s,rit the view of the United States gov
erunent l,ut II - brliryed u n the
most favorable rumpfumlse TINT could
.. reached. uul-, negotiation, are IN
be- drawn pu' ip q dangerous length. Tor
all rrpDrt. Indicate "a growing spirit Of
unt'.-t 100 CHINA owing tpab- l-o NJ any
ipru Of native government Ia Cm IL
nui udpu'ut provinces
So tur United State, accept, 'irrcvo.
cable condition imposed upin tho Chi
ir.r government. though alter AL. this
expression o., rather q matter 81 form
than substance. tot diplomacy knows no
,urh thing "a, an "iuryunble" agf"e-
u.nt A. ~ the British rundition that
orruntiru ~ rrhu aud CHI IL continue
uuul China has given satisfactory proofs
of hcr Intention h. comply with the
c,ndiiiuu- laid down in the agreement.
o. g. said th Will not Affect the status OF
the limited States
Mr Cnnrrr hi, hy the direction Of
hi government notified other ministers
tnn' tho United States iorr', will not
npun b" rallied into China fur the pur-
U,-.. u' mruunfiuu. that nothing murs
thar irgiupu j. 90 b. maintained hy
". and tho riwer- have accepted m'
crrdifpet I,fhrriurr 0. expected h-fs
tbe' frr agreement will h' signed urt1I,
tu, rui ,f fh. current mluth
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22
cans,...u,.n w,.- Mead

Wn.hurton. prr q Speaker Hen.
ter- u ha- received u Telegram
ing rh,. d.Atn of pr Brnhri \ Wise, q
n,ml-.r IT the hou., from The Norfolk
di,irirf. 30 BOO. lumr ~ Williamsburg
VI Dr. WISE WIS tVtc, rlrrtrd ~ a
member - the house un rnnir-t ~ thr
last aud present congress aud hnd given
notice thur be- wuul contest the sent ~
the urNt congress llr w. m"mh'
Of "A we'll known WISE family of Nrgi
MA aud brpthrr of john ; Wise oi Nrw
YORK.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22
PaosArIoNso FOR A DEED.
M-niy A., ~ /. J"dg- ta Di.iTs.siss
Ca.s - Hs.tsa.

BOSTON. Dsn ~ The most remarkA.
bls criminal cuss tried ~ Massachusetts
superior clurt ~ uanv years and which
aroused Intense interest in ths fashion
able Back BAY district. was -udsd Thurs
day whrn Judge Baud pruha'loned Ma
ron llisan. WIN hat blinded for his
Dr. frank l. 1aylpr. "a dentist. b,
throwing vitnol M his face uut of 70
vengr fur BETRAYAL
a young girI had earlier appeared be-
fore th" lI4sr I'D told her titi,b.r a url
aud showed the whiichair-d justice, hri
httlr babe. Of which sine claimed Taylor
was the father She SAID Taylor aftei
be htd wrecked her iir. ibid her be- wa.
irr~i,iihle among women by reasuu Of
DO. guod lu1ks
~ announcing his decision Judg,
huud .aid that from the evidence 70 ap.
pearrd DR. Taylor had sought uut Mis-
Rlmn. knowing she wa. yirtuDus
WNhhNt WIN UNN va Uh WY NiNAErA
him, irum the sple purpose of causing
her ruln. and after bee had accomplished
it by fraud aud deception and made ~
Of Intoxicating liquors. Il not by drugs.
be- unieeiugly her "a without a.
si-taurr and advised her 10 resort to the
he % prostitution and sven b1asted u
ms di-grace'ul conduct with this young
woman aud with others whom be hal
ruined such mau i 80 vile thar
have 40 sympathy or pity for him In
his unfortunate condition"
Judge Bond said he regretted Miss
Kngnn did not leave ia. y unishment OF
her lstnyerH higher power than her.
srf ~ "a the possibility ~ similar
nets pi p9f,onal yeuguancs would fpllpg
rrp.aiipmnc 90 thi. prisoner. Jui.e
Bond said such ra.c- wrr. ,irar'--uoue
other having cuma heipre him Ia tue -
year. u' his service uu the bench that
be- would take the RS, nni order the r..
lease uf ihr prisoner un probation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

New York. Dec 81 Mrs LAURA McB
Sirnp.l. widiw ~ the late Admiral
X irrr \ Sfemfrl. Is dead ~ the honue
OF her daughter Mr, G. $ Schmidt ~
tins citv The admiral died two wrets
~, at the Fifth Avenue huicl Two
wrecks i-iurr her husbands death Mr.,
Sfrmh.l was ont shopuing and in NJ.
tempting ., rru.. the street she stepped
bwIWu,d Ia avoid a passing cab. ln.t
her iwalug and ~ falling hruke her
tMgh The nervous shOtk followed by
Arr grief at the Admiral's death together
with heavy cold. developed the uil.
mrut which caused her death. Mr..
Slrmbel was Mis- Laura McBrydr.
duugh'rr nj james NoBrydc OF Hannl.
ton. o
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

Frrt Smith. Ark, rsc. 2i-News
r4,rlrd tins city uf the death NJ n man
near Cnwlinrton. I T.. ~ miles iron,
here. trum injuries resulted trum bang
dragged hy horse Frum what can b.
gathered it seems that two men were
Quarrrl't aver game Of cards Ia
which they had not been engaged,
when third man rode mp and
thriving his las.o around the shoulders
oi one ~ the parties, rHilopcd OIL. drag.
giug HIM sime distances aud iGnichng
injuries which resulted In his death.
Az arrest WAS made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

Columbus. q Drr 49, Potter Soils,
the well known circus man 1T the Sells
Bros Is Forrpsugh shows, has been
grnnird divorce nom hts wife un the
ground uf grn.s neglrrt Of duty The
matter ni alimnny aud cnsis Wa left
a. H., -,ftl,.i asreen mi 1T the p,riies
The amount ol uhnnny agreed upon
wa krl,r secret hy the partn'. interest
ell. hnt from M authoritative >onpy
II q, hurued that the amount
j. S3i.Wn. of wmrh en- mn = m
rrnl estate All other suits whcl
wee ,enrlur ~ result VI the diVuns
cn.,. we're di .mis.cd
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

Arjmurr. l. T., u.r 2i-Thr Wells.
rrrn rNurrs. uiiir' 90 ihi- ishnt was
rnided hy Chirf IT lrhnu pnlcr Jnck-ou
E.n. 5, "rm lmHn h,.ic, j. Hampton
Willis and Dsluiy Marshal Buck Gar.
Irrt These ufiirr, ,,iz % Hlsui 80 ral.
lup- 81 whisky aud spilled ~. Ths
whisky was ,un.ipnrd to variuus prr.
.on, lutr, uud was ,uirndei Tor holiday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

Washington. Drc. ai.--ATgument In
the ras, involving the constitutional
qur,iiuns ns 20 the relations of the
United States to Puerto Ricp aud the
Philippines wa. finished yesterday aud
the deriInn Is unW with the rpurt. IL
is believed thar Justices MrKenua,
Gmv, prckham aud Shiv,'s have made
np thlr minds TINT the constitution
dn,, moi follow the illr. aud thn' lu.-
tees brewer. Harlan, Whuennd Brown
b,'Iryc 70 rue, Tn, nr0',,iulf'', thtt
,.liri .lusti'r Fuller make tht decision.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

ant. An oid resident here. was snot and
instantly KILLED near here. A shotgun
loaded with bucksnot wa, the weapon
used. BRYANT was a-tride his horse
when shot and fell ofi dead Thornton
Jones. who lives on farm adjoining
thar II Bryant. surrendered % officers
here aud was relaaf-d on bond OF $4,000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

Unvrc. Mut. Dec - - II - more
than plsslbl, tlmt Charles y Diner of
Fur Mention will be- rho-er United
gintrs senator irnm Montana iuf the
short term. Mr.. DIVER i pioneer NJ
the early sixties. ~ extensive sheer
owner, hcndof the tamnus Siockmen' :
National bunk. nm old line nen,ocrat
and "a warm ,ri-nd IT senator CLARK
lie has the respect aud confidence NJ oil
EASTERN Montana
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

HrIm. o.. 30 D.ntrh rom iie,d
Marshal ,ot Wtldsrs.r. dated r-A'n.
D., 10 -nid Gurudrll'. riuuu.
msr-hfur from Shan llu kwn. sue.
r.,..iuily encountered "A lnrrr ui ntNrrs
ON n,,, 10. 30 Yuus Lang near the ras.
tern imperial ttnl, Fifteen bowers
were kiii"i Our Thousand Chiu"so
regular. uuaar Fang d. Lang hoye h.'n
driven onf uf In ilu They n'i fn fhe
mountain. unrthwv.icrl, uu GauUl,ll's
approach.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22
sehisy WIN he Detached.

Washington. Dec 2l.--Rear Adr~iral
W 5. Schley will be detached from
duty as commauder.ia.chief Of the
South Atlantic station during the com
ing spring. IN ANTICIPATION Of his retire.
ment next October. when he will be 81
years old.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

New York. Dec 2i-rhe steamship
Majestic. now on her journey across
the Afluurc. carries the largest mail
that ever LETT rhis port on a vessel 1ns
Majestic will not arrive on the other
side until the day after Christmas, but
she carries 231s bags Of mail aud lli
sacks containing 1896 registered pac4'
ares
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

Kingston. Dc 81 News has hon
rcrlv'-i h.rr ST u destructive Storm
wiz ca Svrpf over the Interior e Costa
lie, Mll,s pf frilrnNd track was do
s.rny"d. tiuii llanmt,n, w"rr t1urud
aud comnbn.c TON with "nri Lmun
wn. MT ~ The full rS'cii ot the de-
-tnelnn " rny. iht &, nnsndwn but 10 Il
b. h.is,-d W. n' .arihps
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

Rome. Dec "a Italian workmen who
have returned from Ahvs.lnin whero
they had b'eu Tor five years, report that
many of the prisoners taken ~ the war
are sill Ia a state Of slavery. This linl'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

Port Said. Dec. 81. - The United
States bs,ile-hip Kentucky has arrived
here on her way 10 the Philippines.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

Ian soldiers captured are working fo5
tastmaser. IN th- interior provinces OF
the Negus' dmminions.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22

New York. Dec. a Lieutenant Hob
sou who was taken with typhoid fever
recently Is improving steadily.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-22
shot r,om ~. iiar.~.

Esan.o, lex Dc n ) W. Brv-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
MAD NURSE MURDERS BABE.
LEAVES BODY ON KITCHEN FLOOR AND
DISAPPEARS-AIOT FINDS 1T.

Alice O'DonnelI. twenty-six years old, a
last evening murdered the eighteen-mOnths-Old
child Of James Jones. carTiagemaker. who Oc-
cupied he third floor fiat at No. 127 Palmetto
St. Williamsburg The police believe that the
nurse murdered the chilli because she had
admitted that eight months ago she had herself
ing over the fact that her child in an
asylum. while the Jones child lived in a COM
Portable home
The nurse went to the home of Mr.. Jones on
Thursday. Last night the JOneses had a late
dinner, and after dinner the child began TO cry
Jones saw the nurse carry the child toward the
kitchen. In the parlor Mrs Jones sat at the
piano and played for a short time. Shortly after
o O'Clock she left her husband and started for
the kitchen. thinking that the baby had been
put to bed. Instead she found the body of the
child on the floor with it's throat cut from ear
TO ear. She swoOned. and ambulance was
called, and the police of the Hamburg-ave. sta
ton informed.
Captain Gaus and two detectives visited the
house, but Mrs Jones could not tell the address
of the nurse in Jersey City. The police took
Mr. Jones with them, as he said that he thought
he could find the house. although he did not
know the name of the street The nurse is
twentysix years old. about five feet two inches
high and weighs 100 pounds She had pre-
viously attended Mrs. Jones.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
TO REPORT AS TO SITES.
MEETING TO CONSIDER THE LOCATION
OF THE PROPOSED TUBERCU-
LOSIS HOSPITAL

The aims OF those interested in having
State tuberculosis hospital built at Big Clear
Lake. near Paul Smiths. in the AdirOndacks
were at least temporarily frustrated yesterday
at joint meeting of the State Forestry Board
the State Board of Health and the trustees Of
the proposed tuberculosis hospital After pro-
longed discussion. which took place in the mems
parlor on the second floor Of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. resolution was adopted instructing the
trustees OF the proposed hospital. a majority of
whom had favored Big Clear Lake for a site. to
report on alternative sites. with options and
prices for the land, and to give other details
with reference to the advantages Of sites other
than that at or near Big Clear Lake This was
regarded last night as victory for those who
have favored Dannemora as site.
An appropriation Of $4,000 was made by the
last Legislature for the purpose of beginning
State tuberculosis hospital. and Howard Town
send, DR.. j. H. Pryor, of Buffalo; Dr. Willis ].
Macdonald, Of Albany: Dr. Ezra Kendall
Of Saranac Lake and Walter Jennings. of
this city, were appointed trustees with power
to select a site. Their selection, however, was
subject to approval by the State Forestry Board
and the State Board of Health. Some time ago
a majority Of the trustees decided in favor Of
a location near Big Clesr Lake. while Or. Willis
J. Macdonald was IN favor 81 Dznnemora
village. The people of the latter place, acting
with the Delaware and Hudson EallrOadY OTIered
free site and half miles from the village.
and the railroad company proposed to build
station for the hospital. while arrangements
were made to give the hospital colony a new
postoffice name. and thus avoid the name Dan
nemora which seemed Objectionable to many
people because of it's association with the State
prison there.
Present yesterday at the conference were Lieu
tepant-Governor Woodruff, who presided; E. A.
Bend. State Engineer and Surveyor; Commis
sioner Babcock. of Rochester. and Secretary
Merton E Lewis of the State Board of Forestry;
DR.. Daniel Lewis of this city; Owen Cassidy
and Secretary Baxter T. Smelzer of the Board
of Health, and the trustees of the proposed new
hospital
The respective advantages of the two sites
were discussed and stress laid by the
friends of the DannemOra site on its compare
tive inexpensiveness. as the inmates of the
prison. they urged, would be used to build the
hospital The conference was behind closed
doors. DR.. Daniel Lewis took the initiative. 1T
was said, In demanding alternative sites.
The appropriation Of $4,000 is regarded mere
" as beginning as an up to date hospital will
cost a great deal more than that The economy
argument had weight with the majority at the
conference yesterday. Another consideration
that had weight was the assertion frequently
heard of late that the States interests were not
being sufficiently considered by those who
favored the Big Clear Lake site.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
A THRILLING SEA RESCUE.
CREW OF SINKING TUG JUMPED INTO
SEA AFTER ROPES THROWN
FROM PASSING BRIG-ONE
SAILOR DROWNED.

On the hermaphrodite brig C. c. Sweeney, Cap
tain David Miller which arrived here yesterday
from Brunswick with cargo of lumber. were
all but one OF the crew of the tug John w. Her
ring. They were taken from the tug while she
was in a sinking condition on Tuesday morning,
November 4, twenty miles south of Cape Look
out The names of those saved are Charles
Stevens. captain; William Won Harten. chief
mate; Reuben Doane. fireman, and Emanuel
Faby, cook The engineer, d. w. Douglas. was
drowned. Douglas was forty-five years old, and
leaves a wife and child The tug was owned by
Captain Stevens. She was bound from Elizabeth
City. n. c.. to Beaufort S. c.
On November "a. at 10 p. M. the tug ran
into gale, which continued through the next
day. About o'clock in the evening a huge
wave tore off the deckhouse, started the seams.
severed some of the steampipes and drowned
the fires. The tug was anchored to save her
from falling into the trough of the sea, and all
hands began baiing
Near daybTeak on Tuesday morning. when the
brig sighted, a rag of canvas was raised
the only Flagstaff left standing. IT seen
by Captain Miller. and he bore down to wind
ward and then close by the tug. Ropes
thrown out, and the Of the tug
jumped overheard and caught the ropes.
All but Douglas were hauled to the briggs
deck. He was unable TO catch the rope as the
brig passed and the gale still raging
boat could not be lowered in time TO him.
Since that day the Sweeney has been beating
her way 10 this port delayed by gales.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
NEWFoUNDL4YD's ENLARGED CABINET.

St Johns " F. Dec Mr. Bond the Premier
having secured the consent of Joseph Chamberlain.
Imperial Secretary Of State for the Colonies to
enlargement Of the Newfoundland Cabinet. owing
to the Importance OF the problems associated with
the Reid contract. announces the following as ths
personnel or ,he reconstructed Ministry;
Pve7a.s= and Colonial secretary-ROBERT BOND.
Minister OF Justice-WILLIAM NORWOOD
Minister OIL Finance-EDWAFD JACKMAN-
Leader Of the Legislative COunctl-GEOFtGE KNOWL-
ING
Members OF the Cabinet without pOrtfoHos-EDWARD
NORRIS AUGUSTUS HARVEY. JAMES PITTS. henry
WOODS and JAMES d. RYAN.
The foregoing constitute the Cabinet. Three Min
lsters who are not IN the Cabinet the following:
Minister OF Agriculture-EII DAVE
Minister Of Fisheries-THOMAS MURPHY
Minister OF Public WorSs-GEORGE GJSHCE
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
DEATH WATCHING A WEDDING
GIRL BREAKS HER NECK IN \ FALL To
THE BOTTOM OF AN AIRSHAFT

Sadie Steinbock, sixteen years old, employed at
No 24O RivingtOn-st.. was standing window
sill of room in the house looking across the air
shaft to the fourth floor of the next house where
there was a wedding. when she fell to the bot
tom last night and was instantly killed. her neck
being broken.
II was a Jewish wedding. and many lights
Illuminated the place. There were music. wine.
cake and loud laughing. The girl stood on the
wfndowsiT and held by clothesline across
the shaft 1t broke, and she fell to her death.
The body was taken to the Union Market sta
ton, where her father claimed it. The girl was
an Austrian and had been in this country two
years Her father lives at No. 81 Sherif-st