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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-12

EPWORTH CHAPEL-Rev. ]. Marvin
Culbreth, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45
a. m, F. sherman, Supt. Sermon at II
a. IN. by the pastor. Special Easter
service at o'clock p. m Literary Lea
que Tuesday evening at o'clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17

Saved Detectives' lives. Then Threatenco
Them and Finally Was Captured.

EIIzABETH, N. j., Oct. 16.--R Rosie Reuagi.
% years old, held squad Of police At bay
with q double bsrelled shotgun when
the home OF her brother. the rendezvous
of Italian law breakers, was surrounded
in South Elizabeth this morning.
When the officers appeared. they looked
into the mouths Of two guns Uristling from
the second story windows. Behind one.
with its hammers cooked, stood Rosie;
handling the other was her fifteen -year-old
hrot her, Pietro.
There were then no other occupants OF
the house, a little red shanty in wood.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has SUI
fered from the depredations OF some
Italians, losing al much as thirty tons OF
coal in day. Two railroad detectives,
Tut lie and Currety, went to the house early
this morning to warn the inmates that the
stealing must stop. When one OF them
approached Tony Appetite, the reputed
leader Of the gang, he raised an axe over
their heads. The officers grabbed the
weapon, whereupon Appetite drew his re.
volver and fired several shots, none 81
which took effect.
Rosie got into this battle, too. She caught
bet ective futile about the legs like foot
ball .ackler and tried to throw him. me
officer overcame the woman and then heo
her as shield from the bullets Of Appetite.
Appetite. having discharged all his cur
ridges, ran into the house for gun.
"Elolda you handsi' was the command
to tho officers by ar Italian pedler who
ran up. Three more Italians were APP
preaching with rifles. 20 the Oct ectlves
lodged behind trees. Rosie stood between
the combatants and advised the Italians
not to shoot. while the detectives ran for
their lives.
They returned later, reinforced by five
Elizabeth policemen and two reporters.
Rosie and her young brother levelled the
guns at them from the second story win
dow practicallv the roof. and all hands re-
treats Two cops came back, induced
Rosie to come down into the yard, and
captured her. Appetite was taken into
custody with two other mon this AFTER
noon while returning home. All are IN
;ei bore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
Assignments Of Mortgages.

Title Guarantee and Trust Co % Washing
ton Trust Co sa5 100
Title Insurance Co 10 Roman Catholic Or
pnan Asy lum ..,'., $500. .,..,..'.. t2ol8
smrancc GO ,,....-....,..,.. 1000
Reuben Grunauer 20 Abraham Zaiek CT a.. $1,000
Oliver Berry 70 Tratesmtns National
Johanna Yott 20 Bernhard Block ,..,.,,..... 1000
Sclig Falk and ano 10 Harris MNndclbGunl
and ano o., .... ....,........ ...., oc and 100
Charles LanIer. e1sr. TO George N Miller and
anO. trVSteeS.,.... -s''...,.'. ~
The Baron dc Hlrsch Fund to Harris d Colt. IS COO
Lawyers Title Insurance Co 20 Amelia Klein 1900
Adolf MAndel To Sender Jarmulowsky,
sarah Davis to MAJ Borck ..,..........
Simon Epstein to Giuseppe ru o,i. ..,.,,,.,.,
J Frederic Kernochhn. as com. TO Frederic
Kemochan and Ano. CONS. .,......,,.,,..
John J Bell TO New York investment and
Robert Veitch, admir-, 10 Charles X Veitoh.. 2,6s.
Abram Bachrach 10 American Mortgage Co 1000
Bernard Schunknan TO the Van N0rdah
Edith II Colgate et a.. cSIs 20 Ed,th II Col
gate, widow, (: ASST 5uetts ...,,....,,,
Morris Aandclskorn 10 ..al Ian Rosenbluth 1900
Frank Gaot'a to Henry oldStrin ..,.. 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
PROTEST FROM UNION PRINTERS.
Who Hear That the City May Give Work
TO Mont MON Shops.

A committee from the Allied Printing
Trades sought the Mayor and Comptroller
yesterday to protest against the reported
purpose OF Supervisor Hsrvey Of the City
Record, Of inviting bids for city work from
certain firms which. so the committee
stated. are opposed to labor unions.
The supervisor is now preparing his
specifications for tho stationery and print
ing to be supplied to the city departments
in the coming year. 1t was asserted by
the delegation that Mr.. Hervey had asked
for proposals from firms whose shops were
not unionized
The committee did not see either the
Mayor or the Comptroller. but the score
taries Of those two officials told the delega-
ton that their statements would receive
proper consideration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
CANE RUSH At COLOMBIA.
Won by the Freshmen After q Shirt.Rendina
Encounter.

The freshmen and the sophomorcs a, &C.
lumbia had a cane rush vest erday morninK
because the freshmen had covered South
Field fence with their class numerals.
The rival battalions lined up, and be-
tween hem five freshmen grasped cane.
At a signal the two forces dashed into the
valley Of rough house. The rush last ed
two minutes only but many shirts we're
torn off.
When the battle was over, the freshmen
had the greater number OF hands on the
cane. ard were declared the victors
Notwith hist anding their victory, the fresh
men were then put through course Of
humiliating performances. \ street cleaner
was captured and. under his command, the
men OF 'O7 were forced to clean the 81 reefs.
One was made 10 turn the crank Of hand
OryaU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
NEW FERRY TERMINAL.
Lsckswanna Railroad to Establish One ~
West 72d Street.

The Sinking Fund Commission passed
resolution yesterday providing for a
new ferry terminal at West Twenty-second
street for ferry operating between Man.
haitian and the Iackawanna Railroad sta
ton in Hoboken. The Pennsylvania and
the Erie roads now have ferry terminals
ia the neighborhood Of Twenty-third street.
The addition of a Iackawanna ferry at the
point will tend to increase the Importance
Of West Twenty-third street "a the central
place of departure for more passengers
ira Yelling by the railroads passing through
New Jersey
The commission also approved resolu-
ton recently passed by the Armory Beard
for the building Of a new armory for Troop
C. ia Brooklyn, at an estimated cost OF
S548 600. The board also leased to John
B. Mcdonald the pier at the foot Of West
Fifty eighth street ct yearly rental OF
As 600, and renewed the leases OF piers
n and Is, North River. to the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company at rental OF $4,000 a
year for ten years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
FOOTPADs OvERBOLD. GOFF SAYS,


Recorder Golf said yesterday In General
Sessions that highway robbery is more
prevalent in this city now than at any
other time in tie eight years during which
he has been on the bench, and that stern
Whereupon he sentenced George Movers
Of the Monk Eastman gang TO the State
prison for fourteen years for holding up
m Allen street saloon keeper with a re-
volvcr and robbiDg lin Of s45
Meyers las usually been successful
In getting out OF his troubles with the law.
The Recorder an Id he hoped his fate would
have "A ealitary effect on the members
OF his gang who are still at large. The fact
was commented upon that Meyers, who
was convicted two weeks ago, should be
sent H. prison on the day that Monk Fast =
Jersey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
AFFECTION, VALUE $4,000.
Il Belonged 70 Her. ssys Donna Zoo AM
Mother.ln-IIaw Stole lt--Shc Sues.

~ Uel0uBoU 70 ncGs say hSOsssse 49, ~~'~
Mother.ln-Law Stole 1t--shc Sues.
The affections Of Louis G. Blume OF
PlainAeld, N. j.. are valued at $2s.ooo by ms
wife, Donna Zoo Blunas. She 10 suing
her mother-in-law. Mrs. Marie Giebelhouse.
for that sum, charging that Mrs Gecel-
house stole Louis's regard from her,
The case WAS removed to the Federal
Circuit Court because Donna Zoo Blume
has been living in New York city for year
and half
Donna Zoos petition, drawn by Lawyer
Abraham Greenberg, says that she and
Louis were married here on July 81, 1882
and lived happily together until April.
1901, when Mrs. Gielbslhouse mali
ciously and wilfully induced him to leave
the plaintiff and deprive her OF the aid,
comfort, assistance, society, love and a.
lection OF the said Louis G. Bume. He
has since been living with his mother, VINO,
it is charged. being q woman Of great
wealth, threatened 10 disinherit him II he
didn't abandon Donna Too.
By reason OF all this Donna Zoo has
sustained damages OF SIS 900, which she
askes the court to award to her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
SIMMS POPULAR IN DEATH.
Throngs Of Colored Folks View the MUIR
dered Black Politicians Body.

The body Of Caleb Simms, the negro
politician who WAS shot and killed on Thurs
day night in tho clubrooms Of the United
Colored Democracy at 3:4 West Fifty
ninth street, was removed last night to the
Albany Hotel. at ssl West Thirty-seventh
street, which Simms ran.
Hundreds OF colored people, men and
women, called at the undertaker's, dur
ing the afternoon to look AZ the body.
Simms was known personally to nearly
every member Of his race in this city. His
funeral services will be held at 8 o clock to-
morrow night at Bethel Church. in West
Twenty fifth street. The body will be taken
to Baltimore, where Sinms was born.
Alma Padro, the Cuban negro who killed
Simms, has been committed to the Toulbs
without bail. Jacob James, who was shot
in the shoulder by Padre, Was about yes
terday. James was a waiter in the club,
and was trying to lead Simms away when
Padre began to shoot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
Lis Pend ems.

esd st i.8 Fl MAX Kershen buth w Margaret Rohan:
specific performance: atty. Bltterman.
Sd av, l3a city Of New York vs. Mary z Jones: vio-
lation OF building laws atty G |. RivcS.
l+4th ST. II s, l26 Willis Az, 7sxiOo Matilda Weed
Us Catherine \ Sherwood ~ al: partition: atty,
J DuroSs.
sd q, 24i T.. and 1s2d 81. 776 +; Selma Helm vs
John Helm: action to set aside two deeds: atty
l. Stccklrr.
Ing Co VS. John Mcdonald IT al action TO set aside
deeds: atty. hHtZ.
Riverside Drive. =. IFS i22d ST. 25x2OO TO Clare
mont av, and West End nv. II W cor seth st. 24s1
90: Jacob RublnO VS. American Realty Co: war
rant OF attachment; atty. II Stiefel
13Ist II. IS so W. and st Nicholas av. Az 5O Joseph
HASH IS Realty Co OF New York; warrant Of at
tachmrnt: atty. c WrschleI.
Lots to ~ ~ u.s. -. M. 81 0s and gore lots a TO
SO. G5 and 81 on map Of Wakefield bronx: Mona
tlQuot Real Estate Co vs. Marie 7 Badcau astrusteo
&c ct al: partition: atty, y Tuttlc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
Foreclosure Suits.

I'd av cor lI9th 81. 30 i0I 100: Gity Real Estate
Co vs. Solomon White et al: atty. II swain.
Lewis 81, " cor 4th 81, +2UGI0Ox lrrcg: Aaron
Gottlicb v Henry Goldstcine' al atty. : 5chle-
singer.
lstth s., y. l72 Prospect ay isAH;7; Edward
Haght as extr and trus W How ard Sperry
IS receiver. DC; atty. VI. II Gibson,
5Oth 81. n s, 1894 I'd av i8.sxi0O.S: Cornelius
EiHgsland As trus. &c, vs. Elizabeth GOdner
ct al atty, l. de Foster
nth ". ?35 r. jacob Miller 81 al vs. Samuel N0sen-
doTn and Ano atty, Hhuser,
Lewis ST. e s. rs n Stanton 81. 2lIiO0; J Frederic
KcInochan and anO us com. DC. W. Agatha Thomas
ct at atty. H. Y Miller.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
ARIsTON.s OWNER BANKRUPT.
Raid on the Baths There. which He Did Not
Control Hurt His Property.

A petition in bankruptcy was filed yester-
day against Herman Hoefer. who until
recently was the owner Of the Artston apart
ments ut 1880 Broadway. by Lawyers
Chaunoey s. Truax and Ebert Crandall.
The Ariston baths, which are in the base
ment of the house. but III which Hoefer
did not have control. were raided by the
police last spring, and number Of men
were arrested. That didn't help the pros
perity Of the house.
The petitioners are creditors for u $40
for legal services. They obtained judg-
ment against Hoefer on Sept, 30. They
allege that he is insolyent and that on Sept.
he transferred the Ariston, which, it is said.
he valued at $500 900, for a nominal con
sideration to his wife to the detrirnent Of
his creditors.
Hoefer is president of the Hoefer Wall
PAPER Mills
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
R45O.OOO Stable for the American Ex'
press Company.

Plans have been filed With the Building
Bureau for new stable to be built at
cost Of $4,000 for the American Express
Company to extend from Forty-second
to Forty-thim street elst Of Third
avenue 1t will be five stories high and
provision will be made for the erection
of two additional stories on the Forty
second street portion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
Plans Filed for New Buildings.

BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
iO5th Sc. 333 3S7 T.; three story laundry:
Uhlfeldcr & Weinberg. 81 Lispenard ST.
owners: Louis c Maurcr. COS W 18th 81.
Ard st, n $. 4sd st. s S. 255 ID az: 1--WE story
and basement stable: American Express
Co. S Broadway. owner: Charles w
Romeyn. Is Broadway, architect: cost. 4
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.
i58th st, 8 S, ~ W st AIMS av; two five story
and cellar mats John y Crimmins. 20 n
8sth 81. owner; John H Friend, las Alex
ander av, architect: cost ............,....
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
Plans Filed for Alterations.
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.

uisms under s. 600 omittedN
I'd st. ms: flve story and basement tenc-
ment and store; Fanny JacobOritz prem
ises, owner: q Pelham. sos 5th av, archi-
tect COS, ...,.,..,,..'. ,..,,...,'.,,,",. s..
SID st, l55 -l58 +; three fiye story teuementS
and stores: Schneider Bachrach. n,
Nassau 81. owners. Bernstein Il Bern
stein. 7? Trinity pl, architects: cost ,..,,. l.,
Broomc ST. 236 three story and basement
concert hall and cafe: jacob Gross. lGy
Stockton 81. Brooklyn. owner; Charles
Reid. i05 l. 18th ST. architect; cost. .,..,. /.
Park nv and IsOth st. n cor; adding two
stories to one story dwelling and store:
Jane Kelly. 1890 Park av. owner Charles
Clark, 70S fremont nv. architect; cost B.,
lsOth ST. n s. 30 Park nv: adding two stories
TO one story dwelling and store: same
owner and architect. cost .... ,..... =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
Southern Firms to Resume Business.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. la.The commit
tee arranging the affairs Of ]. 8. Williams
& Sons Of Richmond, and j. W. Midden-
dorf 4 Co. Of this city. will meet tomorrow
to declare time extension plan. The two
firms will resume business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
Yesterdays Auction Sales.

BY VINCENT A. RYAN.
Thirteenth street, No. 40 north side 2'S
west OF Ninth avenue. 27xi033, six -story
brick store and loft building: c. A. Ben
jamin W. p. Chesbro ~ al: =. T. Carter.
.Ir attorney: J. 2. Hennessy. reforce,
due on judgment s26.l,l.7o; subjec. 70
taxes DC SG3l .35 ......,,,..,.. withdrawn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
Stock Exchange Seat Down tn ISL 900.

A seat on the New York Stock Exchange
was reported yesterday 70 have sold for
S5I 900. The last previous sale was at
So, 900. About this time year ago seats
sold as high as $4,000. The record high
price, Ssl, 600, was reached about Nov. l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
Satisfied Mecl,anics' Liens.

8,h 81. 20e % Il; Henry q silieca. Jr, vs. VIM
Is Schuman, Oct 81. 1903 ...,,.,,,,..,,..,.
18th 81, ORB, I: Carol Sovak 81 al w
Kieinfeld 4 Hamburger, DOT 8, l90S.,,.,,
Amste rdAm Az, y cor iNth 81, lOOx 400.
Lewis s Davis vs. Louis Weber 60. Oct 7.
flOJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
Mechanics Liens

Mechanics Liens.
iI7th st, 2ss 40 ": John Refcherter VS. John
9Th av. n W cor I'd st. 2axiOO. Bronx Bern
hart fbeling VS. Jpcob Schneider and ano.
9th st. se7- 30 IL Patrick II Lydon VS. Peter
35;h ST. 1910 W: Max Sobel vs. the S,urte
want Co ...:....................
l8Ist st, A. 80 W: John J Kelly VS. Realty Co
,o OF y, ~, y ,ri,m.. j uo,.,r and .,o
VS. Moses Schwartz and ano, ..........,..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
Arrived FRIpAY. Oct. 10.

AFRived-FRIpAY. Oct. 10.
SIS AuSuste Victoria, Hamburg. Oct. s.
IS America, Marsellles. Sept. 10.
IS Pontiac, Almera, Sept. 80.
SIS Hlso LAguna, Sept %.
81 Silvia. ST. Johns. Oct. IL.
SIS Eos. Cardenas Oct. 3.
SIS Couanche, Jacksonville, Oct. IS.
SIS Denver. Galveston, Oct. 10.
SIS FL Alba, Galveston, Oct TO-
SIS Atlas Port Arthur. Tex, Oct, d
So Monroe. Norfolk. Oct Is.
SIS HoratiO Hall! Portland. Oct. IS
SIS Bencfactor Philadelphia, Oct. H.
ARRIVED OUT.
IS Germanc, from New York at Queenstown.
IS Fuerst Bismarck. from New York at Ham
burg
IS PrnnSylvAnla ~ m New York az Hamburg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17

per cent. $4,000
UnionpOrt road " lot - map estate George
W Hunt: Mary Robinson TO MaryJ Hav1-
land 3 yrs 5l1 per cent. ,..:.;..,....,,.. 2,sOc
Upion av, E g SIS 3 l6lst ss: John ] Palmer
to GeSine Schroeder 5 yrs. ...........,..... 800
White Plains road. 9 S north part lot map
Washing tonvtc; Antonio II Perotta to
James I Penfeld. Yrs. Q per cent. ........ 81
141.t st, go E. Edward J Krug, Jr. to Mich
cina Albert. prior mtge S2l.0OO VIZ. 900
la,,h ST. S44 r: Ernest Furrer and wife TO
John G Borvstrtie, W. 9 per cent ......... o.
ls1st st, SIS 225 W Grand av; George n Roe to
Martha V Wills. 6 In. yr. per cent. ..... 20
Lo. 1877 m-p vert Hunt estate. Van Nest
Station: building loan: Donicnico Zani-
petit TO Florence Butte r yrs. 0 per cent. leo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS

81 arabic from Liverpool for New York.
81 Prinz Oskar. from Naples for New York
SIS Astoria, from Neville for New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17

Suites OF Q d 8 rooms 4 bath. at u
Pierrepont st.. near Columbia Heights
Parauet floors throughout. separate
Long Distance Telephone; electric els-
vator, uniforme Hall servants. These
are the only Apartments remaining
in this new building. and are superior
to anything to be had in Brooklyn
Rents, $50 Il $50, Apply to Gus
todian on premises.
Erne.tus Guliok Co., $50 Fulton st,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
Building Loan Contracts.

Ifpth 81. u :. 100 . LenoX nv, lOO1a0ll; CITY
Mortgage Co loans Lyman Kantor and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC--TaIB DAY.
Sun rises G:i2 sun sets. :. $40 Moon rises .2:t3
HIGH wAILH- MS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .A23 Gov. Id. . ass Hell Gate =. .6<O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17

Land Charged with
Payment of Legacy
Unknown toOwners

In 1914 c. M. died and by Will LETT
tract Of land to two sons. charging tho
land with payment Of a legacy OF $467
in favor Of his son George for life,
and after his death Tor the use OF tho
heirs Of George. He died in 1851.
leaving as his only heir his grand
daughter, who knew nothing Of her
great-grandfathers bequest In 1894 she
learned through an aged grand-uncle OF
this bequest and brought suit to recover.
The Court decided that she was entitled
to recover the $467 and interest at
per cent. from 1S49, a period Of nearly
fifty years. The persons then In pos
session Of the property were obliged to
have 1t sold or pay the money.
If this company had insured the title
1t would have conducted, at its
own cost, the litigation involved.
1t would. IL defeated, have made
good tho loss to the insured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17

10TH ST. ?ii WEST near W"s' End a. -.
apartment eight rooms ana UaIA, one l.nD'
each moor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17

TliE JEANETTE. 58 West lb5'h s.
single apartments rooms, ha'h an hH''
modern Improvement,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17

Elegant. MP ito date 2stoIy and cellar. swell
front brOwnstone two family house. hardwood
tim; open plumbing; elegant shade trees street
asphalted must be seen to be appreciated: $500
terms To suit. T. J. MURPHY. 885 Flatbush az,
Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17

FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS-Two three
story brownstoac single hats NIL improvements;
.Sphalt street: size. 2OAG51i00 each: price, So 800:
mortgage. 5000 at I per cent; rent: 1854 each;
net income. 500 each. c. N. SAGE. 10 Court 81,
Brooklyn.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-01-28
AFTER VARSALONA.
Unremitting Efforts to Capture
the Sicilian Brigand.

Varsalona, the Sicilian brigand
whose notoriety has overshadowed
that of Musolino, is still at large. not
withstanding the unremittlng efforts
Of the government for his capture,
says the London Express. Two torpe-
do boats are cruising off the Sicilian
coast to prevent his escape to the Ital-
ian mainland. A prize of 81, 900 is Of
fered for his arrest; the provinces of
Palermo and Trapani, where he is sup
posed to be, are continually patroled.
His father and one of his brothers,
notorious miscreants, died in prison,
another was implicated in a case of
burglary; the third was killed in a
street brawl. To avenge his brothers
death Varsalona committed his first
muruer in 1893. Since then twelve
other victims have fallen under his un-
erring aim.
The man is rich, and the source of
his wealth is blackmall. He regular
ly collects land owners contributions,
which vary according to the import
ance of their estates, and when the
money is not forthcoming the cattle
and crops of the 1efaulter are sure TO
suffer, and the defauller hlmself runs
great personal risks.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-01-28
Young Man Missing.

On January Jacob deJarnette, son
of w. H. deJarnette. prominent and
successful farmer of Greene county,
disappeared from home and all efforts
to locate him have proved fruitless.
Mr.. deJarnette lives in the southwest
ern part of Greene county, on the Geo
zee river, He sent his son to look at
ter some cattle on the plantation, and
the young ttah has not been seen
since. He is six feet in height, and
weighs about 40 pounds: has sandy
moustache, and wore light cOlored
coat, brown hat. black knitted sweater
and gray leggings. His mysterious
disappearance has caused great deal
of excitement throughout the county.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-01-28
FISHES IN HIS BAThTUB.
Heavy Fisherman Obliged tt
Seek Sport at Home.

John H. Burr, called the Mayor of
Burrville," and one of the heaviest men
in the section around Winsted, Conn,
is an enthusiastic fisherman, says the
Chicago Inter Ocean. Before the recent
thaw came he could be found on one of
the numerous ponds about Winsted
fishing through the ice for pickerel.
Now ne is most likely to be found at
home fishing in Il bathtub.
Mrs. Burr. fearing that her husband.
who tips the scales at 300 pounds,
might break through the ice and drown
on one of his trips, had 4 large bathtub
in their residence stocked with a hum
bred or more live fish. The fish have
running water, and now whenever the
Mayor" has The fishing fever he takes
his pole and hook and starts for the
bathroom.