The sun., 1891-01-05

front Ia . growth OF shr ubbory and pine trees.
On the opposite side Of tho street "a cottage
owned by Mr.. W. O White. tho manager OF the
hotel. The guests at the hotsl on Saturday
night were Mrs. A. Conklin. Mr.. Cal Douglass,
r. W. Seruther. Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Ellis, Mr..
and Mrs. Arlin Van Arsdale. DR.. o. C. Gage.
John Garrison. ]. Z. Mcuovern. Leon Wal
lace. Miss A. Y. Sutton. all OF New York;
II. T. Downing OF Barneeat Polnt. J. p. Nc
Govern and wife, william McGovern, Z. p.
Pitcher. MIR. John A. Page Miss Minnie Eaton.
Miss L. NJ. Clelan. T. NJ. Cielan. Mrs. Col.
Payne. Mrs. W. G. White and her sister. ana
three or four officers OF the Barncgat Company
and thor famics
There was god cause for terror For from
the mol came Gerce shouts and cries in hrok n
Engllsh AM fcr,er oa,hs aud threats In dia-
lect Italian. Money or blood" Yelled the
lsborers. "Moncy or burn" XII Farrowl
Kill Ellery."
Lieut.. Farrow heard this and went for his
Winchester rife. He stolc ont Of the bnck
door ard GOT In tho bushes 80 that he conld
command the entrance to tho hoteL The terror
was now at its height.
As tho Italians advanced. waving their 70.
yolvers aud picknxcs. Lieut.. Farrow prepared
70 1re. He Intended to shoot each man rs he
came into the full glare Of the light from the
entrance doors that stretched across tho
Nlue DOTtlCOb. hdu ITO uTOu no ouo cUu buy
where tho disaster would have ended. He
thought Of tho con sequences. aud hssitatsd.
The guests had, OF course. had warning of
their coming. aud they were all gathered In the
rear end OF the big hallway which runs through
the centre OF the building from end TO end.
There was q doorway behind them opsnin9
into little court from where they could easily
reach the hrush. As Marrone opened tho front
door one Of the male guests opened the back
door. and IS the Italians Aled In the guests
ned 10 .hs brush. Ono Of the men In the party
led them around by . oircuitous route to the
street. and across, and SO around to the rear OF
Mr.. Whites cottage.
where is Col Farrowr asked ono OF tho
mon. "ws wanta Col. Farrow." said another.
sngrily. approaching Mr.. White. while the rest
Of the mob stood In q group In the centre OF
the hall. They showed their respect for Mr..
White and his sister by removing their hats.
II don't know whore Col Farrow is," aaid
Mr.. White.
You do y know" said tho italian who acted
Is spokesman. where Is Col. Fsrrow2 We geta
no mon, We wanta mon. we wsnta Col. Far
row."
IT tell you don't know where Col. Farrow
f." responded Mr.. White
I'VE workR tree month.we wanta mon or We
fight we burma tho house We KILL" said two Of
the mob almost In concert. Then the spokes-
man added:
I've wanta Col Farrow. We wanta dc
mon. We no leave till we geta."
At that tho whole mob sat down on the chairs
and benches In the hallway and consulted in
their own language. Mrs. White. who is a
pucky woman. tried to reason with some OF
them but It WAS no use.
Finally. four or five Of the mon went out.
They. were COMMITTEES. appointed to look for
tie brush @ and sesro6ed all about the grounds.
and eonssnteG 10 eat W The % uneieon Gle Which t6e
two women prepared and served In the hotel
es ies, The superntendsnt @ ior The the New York Land
and fap'fns Xii Eisr, they yelled
Lieut.. Farrow lied to the cottage Of Mr.. Down
Ing h m ss
from the, seoond.s:ory x,ndow and eseaped t.
sSqnS guard r. fssi sss hS1ss
faaE S esS'ss
around through the woods and reaohed Levys
sey Rser Were hs the a
spatches told about elsewhere.
.vs ssRs ss burn
itover bis hend and destroy him and his laIni;
unless hs Fs,rGT They seasehG
Levy for helping hin! to esoape when he told
them he had gone with team to Toms River.
most q afs he Seope opH the Farf ned To Roms
In the mean tire Mr.. White had taken his
wife and ner sister across the street to his
n9pss and loft the mob in complete possession
MIR. White came back to the. hotel again. and
hs hsS faow Rs
house some where. and they were going to
make W him I'M tell them ~ where b. was; =. .,.,
burma the bSs b1rna safRss the
And to Thn 1hy hsy 1T
He tskes xith M; White. but hs could MAKE
Is .d S[ Rs sy Would oas ef
,#Si this was happening . PCT, the Ssh, shsriss { posse
and a third from Forked River had approached
the park from dine ent Sides and had come to-
:. Mr.. White came down and begged them not
ous enough 10 overcome the Italians. and
would Only intiame them. 30 tho sheriff and
his men hung around the woods until o'clock
%5hnShs the d,sltsPs had council q
to Sou.e ve the
guests were faring. He found hall the guests
81 sIy II she
trance Of the park. and had gone to om's
The second council lasted till nosrly 10 clock
and then Us Mr.. White had not returned It was
fore hi,n E to come ,H some terms Tor Farrow
ak other men at he house. The manager
took his re, Oliver and m narched out on the front
stoop.' Pontin. II at the crowd hs threatened
toshoo. 8 they offered apy violence: w..
rar!eyed with them for lime. He wanted to
give the guests and his wife q chance. TO get
put OF the house and into the brush In the rear.
.BeTromis%ed e that 4 the me, pen would wait until
Yon promis-a that every day and you no
pny;a." said ons Of the men.
We hang-a Col. Farrow." yelled another.
and then the threat to BURN the Il town and mi
the trigger " his revolver nsrvousy.
Tho NIB was closing In around him. He re-
Farrnw would nave the money IN the morning.
Marone ull the time nd vised the mob 10 be-
lieve HIM. and after u good deal OF talking
they 70 ided t., trust to the promises. and re.
turned to the hotel and told the other thirty.
who were waiting anAiously to hear what had
boon done.
They were not satisfied with the arrange
lnent. bat they left the hotel and retu! neu to