The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1908, Page 4

sD FISHERMEN, DORY AND CATCH FAR OUT AT SEA Rescued Derelicts Insist that Sixty Codfish Be Hauled | Aboard Liner. LOST ON DARK OCEAN Schooner Disappeared from! Two Castaways in Their Half-Swamped Boat. | | Far out at sea, off the coast of New two fishermen, in a dory halt| were picked up last h steamship La | ght them to port} t the bottom | sixty cod- shermen’s Jersey, Milea with wat evening by ¢ Bretagne, W today, Flounder! of the water-filied dory w fish, the product of the Gay's work. | When the big French liner hove down | upon them and her engines stopped as she came within a ship's length of the | Mttle dory, the fistermen pleaded that | their boat, as well as their fish be waved, too. It was easy for good-na- | tured Capt. Verlynde, of the line Allow the steamship to drop back her great stern hung like a suctenk|| Toot above the heads of the men in tt dobbing dory. In a twinkling falls wore lowered and | the Bretagne's men soon had the little oat on davits, men, fish and all, at the| dec klevel. The passengers watched | with interest the operation of gripping two humans from the deep. The fisher-| men were so grateful for their escape from a watery grave that they d tributed their nice fresh codfish amo the officers, and there was plenty to furnish a fish course for the first cabin diners, + Magnus Johnson and Charles Wandell of No. Sil Atlantic avenue, Brook! were the rescued men. They are bers of the crew of the smack Litchen, | which put out from Fulton Market sev- eral days ago,, for the fishing grounds. Johnson and Wandall rowed away trom the smack vesterday morning early Seabright, and were returning with their haul when they lost track of their schooner. Just before dark the ligh of the Fretagne were seen. The | out on the steamef caught the distre signals of the castaways. POLICE SLASH BERLIN MEN IN STREET he With Drawn Sabres Mounted { Guards Charge Unemployed and Wound Many, FRAWLEY MODIFES BLUE SUNDAY LAN His Senate Bill Permits Con- certs Lectures and En- following Traged negro 1 ing, wr YOUNG NAMED WHITE PLAINS. N.Y Addis ; of t Mam on apy ‘ pany wno d e road 1s ing operated at a loss. The ¢ Gontrale several. trolley Unes, THE EVENING “WORLD. TUE POLICEMAN SHOT “BLUE” SUNDAY KAISER ff sit GOING TO AID CF ADVOCATES GET © MAKES NicahY AT SLEUTH, BYING TWO KNOCKOUTS EALL OF KOTALTY |Semni- | “isi Ip 2de see! Steals Away from Berlin to \Annua!l Came from Weapon Hecisions ie Eden Musee} S and Other Shows and | Picture Exhibits, Bullet Gripped by Detective and Giant Prisoner. Kie: and Su aoe suests. of His Son, covered ntial being erwise unlawful and Me arg law royal train wi he was ¢ Justice Davis jon obta Amuseme come t Ada .| FOUR MORE AUTOS FOR CITY CHARITIES USE. e two! 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