The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-23

| he saw her, W llch was in the carly part OF
| 1886. He met her first, he said, in Mr..
| Greenwalds barber shop, when that gentle
man introduced him to her as his sister,
| Miss Bouras.
THE LIE DIRECT"
"That's an infamous lie" shouted Green
valid.
Keep quietl Keep quiet" cautioned the
justice.
Mrs. Greenwald grew white to the lips
and glared at Rosenthal as if she would
like to kill him. She, too, denounced it as
q falsehood.
| When Sarah was introduced to him as
| Miss Bouras be said she was a barber in Mr.
! Greenwalds shop, and ne used to go there
two or three times week to be shaved by
! her. He kept a small tailoring tabliSh-
ment at No. Z Cannon street, London.
| Greenwald and he became so well &C
quainted that he accommodated the barber
with loan of $4,000, which he borrowed
| 1t was to be- repaid to him in monthly in
stallments. Greehwald never paid him a
cent, and he, not being able to paw the man
! from whom he borrowed the $1,000, lost
his credit. His place was sold and he went
to the barber shop to tell Greenwald
that be was going to leave England.
STRANGE STRANGE STRANGE
| Sarah followed him to the door as he was
| leaving and inquired ON what day he
would sail. He told her on the steamer
| Windam, which left on Oct 10. When he
got aboard the steamer he was surprised
to meet Sarah, who had three children with
her.
Whose children are these !n he asked, in
| amazement.
"Ihev are the barber's," she replied: ~
am taking them out to friends of his in
| North Carolina"
Sarah had third class ticket, while his
was second class. She asked him to change
| hers for a second class ticket, and he did so.
He then registered as u. Rosenberg aud
| family
On their arrival in New York they
| stopped with some friends at No. 294 Cherry
streeu, and then moved to apartments at
No. 300 Cherry street. There they lived
| happily for a couple of weeks, when they
( received letter from Sarah's sister, Mrs
Newman, of Edenton, N. c., asking them
to go there and start in business.
OFF FOR THE SOUTH.
They went, leaving tie children in care
of a servant. They put up on their arrival
at Edenton at the Bayview Hotel. The
sister, Frs. Newman. called upon them the
next day and advised Rosenthal to go back
and get the children.
He returned to New York, sold all the
furniture pawned his jewel Y, valued at
81 GOO, at Leo Cohn & Sons shop, No. Al
Canal street, took the children and went
back t. Edenton.
Mrs. Newman met him at the depot on
his arrival and told him she could not har-
Dor the children AID himself at her hou e,
as she was entert lining many friends They
all then went to the residence of Mr.. Lips
chitz. On the way there Mrs. Ne man
said, "Gless who's in town? Mr.. Green
wald, Sarah's husband"
"Sarah's husbsndp calculated Rosenthal
- all
marriedp'
why of course she is" responded Mrs
Newman, land well you know it. That's
pre-, ty good-run away with a mans wife
and want to know if she is married"
sURPRIsED-oH, YES!
LAS God is my judge I didn't know itm
dramatically exclaimed Mr.. ROsenthal.
And | won't believe it until / hear it from
her own Inns"
Sarah the next day Informed him when
he called at Mrs. Newman's with the chill
dren, that she was married. 1t was re-
solved that Sarah, the child en- and himself
should all go to the house of her brother,
who lived on the outskirts of the town, at
lokland Gates. They were to tarry there
in hiding from Mr.. Greenwald until a di-
vorce could be secured, " hen Sarah and
Rosenthal could be married.
MASKED NEGROES AND AvENGING HUSBAND.
They hired two carriages and started with
the children for Bookland Gates. Sarah
Rosenthal and one child occupied one car
riage, while her brother and two children
were in the other. When they were lout
half way to the place they heard a terrible
noise as of a small army of cavalay il the
rear. On looking back he was Mortified to
see Mr.. Greenwald and four masked
negroes, all armed, pursuing them. They
dashed their horses to a gailop and sped over
IL
seeing that they would be over aiken, ar
ranged with Sarah to come back for him.
and alighting ran into the woods and hid in
the dense underbrush near the road.
"DoN'T TAKE HIM ALIvEp
Sarah and her brother awaited the arri-
val of Greenwald and the IN sked negroes
They refined in their horses and all started
into the brush to hunt for ROsenthal, Mr..
Greenwald encou aging his mon by such
cries as Kill him! Kill him! Dol't take
him alive! Kill the d---n serpentp
Sarah, becoming alarmed for his safety,
arose to the heroics of the occasion and
standi z up in the buggy cried out, ''Slay
me! Stay mel But spare him / am the
guilty oner'
They searched for him an hour, but were
unable to find him, though thew passed his
place of cOncealment time aud again.
They finally gave up the search, and Mr..
Greenwald paid the negroes and dismissed
them. Toe whole party then proceeded to
Bookland Ga'es.
Saved OFF FOR NEW YORK.
Five hours afterward Sarah returned for
Rosenthal and they drove to EdentOn,
where he took night train for New York.
lie left his baggage behind, and when it
was sent to him he found that the tickets
for his jewelry had been distracted from
his sache. On going to the pawnshop he
learned that the DDS had been paid for
and delivered to the Adams Express Com
pany on Broadway, to be sent to Edenton.
He stopped their shipment, and they are
there yet.
Sarah rejoined him in this city after
deserving her hubby" second time.
LOCKED UP FOR TRIAL.
"How is that for romancep asked Justice
German of his clerk as Rosenthal concluded
his remarkable yarn. He then held him in
So, 900 bail, which he was unable to furnish,
and was conducted to a cell in the tombs.
The Qreenwalds did not contradict his
story except in few particulars. Sarah
SAID she fed from her husband because he
i'll treated aud abused her She then re-
solved to leave him, and got him to sell his
business. She had not the faintest concep-
ton, she positively stated, that Rosenthal
was aboard the boat until she was nearly
knocked down with surprise when she met
him tho e. The 81, 500 she gave TO him for
f.