The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-07-11
Little Brooches oQtdone.

HOW A PORT JERvIs ToUNGsTER sTRArED
OFF. STARVED FOE THREE DAYS AND WAS
sCooPED IN FROM RATTLEsNAKE's DEN.
Port Jervis Union.l
= In Blooming Grove, Pike county. lives
the family of q man named Chas. Dunnlug,
consisting of himself, his wife and three
children, aged six, four and two and a bali
years. On Monday of last week the children
went out to play in the fields. After being
absent some time the two oldest returned
weeping to the house and said they had lost
their little brother in the woods Mrs- Dun
ming, thinking she could ind the child
without diff guilty, went out into the woods
and looked for some distance around, call
ing him By name. Being unable to discover
any trace of him she became alarmed and
FASTENED back to tue village and spread the
news of the child's loss. Blooming Grove
ia composed mainly OF the dwellings of the
employees of Jacob Klieuhan's tannery, and
when the news of the little boy Ices became
general the greatest excitement prevail Cd.
Business vas stopped st the tannery. and
forty men started to scoUr the woods In
search of the child. All the rest of the day
they tramped through the woods without
finding any trace of the missing little one,
and all night pine torches flashed torough
the forest aisles, Tightening from their
perches myriads of night birds. which an-
swered with their shrili cries the shouts of
the men calling To the child. DuIipg the
night 8 catamuunt vas shot, but morplpg
ia II ned upon an unsuccessful party of sad
hearted villagers. After a short rest the
. hunt was again commenced. sad all day
Tuesday aud eli Tuesday tight was prose
cured diligently. but Nirh 10 better result.
The opiuIon noW was general thar toe child
had beeu killed and eaten by wild beasts,
which sii!l baQnI THE Pike county wilder
ness
Tie search was coutjuued. however, al
fthe urgent appeal IF Inc mother OF the
boy Toward noon on "Wednesday one OF
the party started away in a direction which
had 10; been investigated as yet Passing
shout 8 burGred yards through a la1Tel
swamp, two miles from the village, he came
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