The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-26
THE LOST WYBLE CHILDREN
yilLrRE or a FINAL EFFORT TO
INRITEL THE MrSTERY.

cor,pinint Against Him tssneral Irrcso- |
tutiol aud indecision.
pct,rinincd to sift the Wynockie mystery 20
a. b1tton. SrS reporter on Sunday evening last
atod for Paterson, N j., to see what efforts had
,t made since Friday 10 so,o the inexphcabe dis
,,Oe.rsnc Of the three wybc children.
On arriving at Paterson our reporter inquired for
De Hor. =. Sandiord. judge OF the Court OF ses
,Ons VIE seems to be the only man that feels uny
rt,e interest in having this nfinir inv estiga;oj.
Our reporter ~as cosetcd with the Judge for an
| lu. aud hal During the conversation, judge
hndiorl 'o.l AS soon A. he could get any ono to
NIKE an 1layt that the three children were miss.
pG sine January I, and that dillgsnt search had
been mad. throughout tho woods, on the mountain,
and allt- The streams. by hu, drcjs OF men, who
,oslhucl the search BY day and night with
at fading any trace OF the lost ones" be
aoubi issue a warrant, and have Joe Wyblc, his
rpuicd f.. md Jake wybic, the sou, arrested and
.nmcia.l, brought before him. Ee would then
,lamiue each OF tn IN separately and he had not
me hast doubt but that from the three stories II
aerc was any foul play a clue could be obtained
IN, Judee sand.ord further remarked that Edward
ssrrit, &C.. ing a"dr g. home OF the Wyhles,
bal ptom,s 1 TO bring q an d iwn tn Paterson the
ist of The week, who won make the necessary
complaint 10 mako sure, however, II wis arranged
hat our rcgt rtcr should call the following morning
Nohdayl when the Judge would give him letter
TO nr. skerritt. lie remarked. at the same time,
tbu he lopcd proceedings would be instituted with
out de ay
LETTER PROM JuDGn sAsDrorD.
Mr. skcrritt's residence u about thirteen miles
rom PtersOn on the outskirts Of Pompton. Our
rpcrtcr neins IN ahurry and the roa ls being In
bad condition Tor teams, he d. sir'd 10 walk to
Wnock G, Accordingly at the apronte tune he
1lcd nj Judge sand'orl's house AMI received the
bowing note;
PATERSON. Jan. "a, 1870.
EmdydJ Ster,m. Hsq.
sm%rs irsiy sxs ,esS svSr u The S;Iis 'Is, toS
s % VIZ ,6c sniiy parties Stc d" and a. Vol pfonFsd
i n % who woal psan9 aS GSSH 0eTe orr
e. ha NT; o,,,ny m,,ns oS be mas WIN You now Dc ms
SSe 1S 1s wSss. srs:Sd anH SS s hs
nope YOU viii not al 70 cSne S SS esF
M6t cent % M. as think & high tine ne auiho-
TO- Your truy, r. sASDFoRb, j. $.
orR REPORTER ON ruH MARCH.
Jui-e SANFORD also gave our reporter full diree.
hOns, T. Guide him on The road, armed with which.
and the litter and feeling confident that owing to
The hilly and bad condition OF the roa ls be could
walk tncte quicker than team could carry him. our
reporter at A NJ. turned his steps toward Wy
nockie, Amer going about tao miles. hc met q light
genlem,n. Toe strangers kindly invited him
10 ridc; hut he declined, saving "ho vas In
And then q, the reporter, but made no reply. They
soon saA him disappear In tile distance anead He
marchel on hut being unncquainted W tn the coun.
ale direct roid, sud found himself wandering in
se ~oot'. lie fortunately son found farmer
,f.r whicL Io sped on St lively gait.
Not far rom Wyn"ekie some children ran out from
srs M:sa ' ON am another after ss%
mister, YOU 20 dropped somelh thing" and 80 forth.
b. eur 3 regorer male no rPly and steadily pur
li.5 AN.
At THE HOME OF TUE skEnaIr1s.
Mr skcrr'i, after ,gna .rias the hospi alities Of
lnto ogr reporters nlan.. He sail that Mr.
James fe.Ind, n near iChNor, would probably
nuke nuke TO 90 pant. bq. that b. was not al
=! u 81, "wn 10 nnrr. A lew momenls later
Mr. Nrt' nd was seen driving toward his home,
nd At tie 'ame instsnt Ms skc rtt pointed TO the
NO { woman WHO vas conins Il wn the road nom
NE mo ~, and ~enl into Mr. Van Houtens
Hore, IA RI t.,'I7cc below the house.
Our reporter carmel from srs skcrriu that
: Iumr lat Drcn cir vi ted on sturday
70 the eject th1' tho miss.ni \ r were =. set.
niies distant md thAl JOS Wyble went up on sun.
5sS 10 buns tLcn home. Tue report spread to
Ea' even tel Sraphe to New York, whilc a fomp.
ion clr'-. man even went so TAR as to thank tEe
Lord Or , b, ncicl "a hi church on Sunday. How
ils rur or or 'Tuat = " III DC BGOwn below. Mr.
skerrt our otter lsfs q house after dinner
a.. M a'co''eA 'ne Wyl woman on her return from
TuE TrBls WOMAN.
AZ we aUrr arh 4 er, Mr. S,;err.tl inquired II Joe
bad iounI The child ca o,erl ng che SAID:
~ doe l4- ju.t ret rncl hom there He
i2s9a S1s! '',' 'dr'' '''' Oa' they were from Ne"
Mr. sert then required " she had the infant
eihr,n n h Al. sue went uut t' seek the lost
BOYS IN rcfl etin % sc mn S m1a. s,d m mar,
ahi IN M u dctt he sLd tnat size did tie d 81 umo:
p 81 10, /, rotv NJ nutc- at. } she b. ca,ns armeI'
md walked tow nd the wo ds ca Ing .for. IN m.
'eport.t 81; e-le ta' /! VS. terrIb c aiair,
sld sic mu-t lecl k',nly t loss Of her children
ac replied. Yes, II is rather lon, some" shr did
not seem ln TIC ea't grevcd and left US evidently
heLus Loved that sne was no Ion ,cr questioned.
eng had sinal big Of N ~ and u basket with her
nf datn: tic si'rt conversation she would look
SaSner Tn "I Hcr rGaa a5e tye Sn tax 10 % an tva,ye
u So OF MI sacIti md our reporter alti ough the
lOhrr as not I1n ,er ~ her, and the ltter was
f"i'alll Ia TIE answers Vers drawn from her
anl MiL MiL IepYns sac m"u q constantN beat the
olhI Win he, foot Mr. SIX rriu had fet con.
Nncci Ut n1r gun I'Ior" Lul when she turned to
Ni'e nm now, anf hurried along the road to her
T. On on - no II ~ ho itt so morally cor am OF
" nay % Wo ild not ~ that moment have hesitatvd
bA d lr hcr lrr 81
H. prop to add, tim, in reference to her
6ncl ;Fat she sail notl ing respect ny that
enul 'ore oHe tod II that children had been htard
~! Oh INC ln' untain hcHi the hour ment oned,
sore 10 rec di1trec. persons as to her move
S'h'' On nat da' ehe arst SAID q at shc took the
sef' gnI tat eJ we're the Llrcn the no ghbo
tV ri ctf She next 8 ID tuat en- she went out to
81 o. me loys she gave tn babes ), me bread and
sAIs Ven ~ int 4 tOuse. To u third person. when
ale' .on,d, she SAID she took the chil.ren out tle
G't M -hc went cut Ou SEiurdaJ last, she yis-
.eI NJ ' .1 llouton's store. and there gave anotl
Heor!n''d account VI her etforta Sne appeared re-
'N''lh' /" say pnYi' M cOn1ernIn. tie mystery.
Tus DETERMINED Mr.. vRERLAND.
ALTER i'avng me ", be woman, our reporter and
W strtrlt called at Mir Van hOutOn's store but
rSatl'd roIlhng hew. They then prOce ,ded to the
sust ssoust oil W. James Vrecand. Instructed BY Judge
s'naly. 10 urge lnm date action the reporter used
W.! thott TO hiuoC Mr Vrccnnd TO
EIA@e lh complaint, which Mr. Sxerritt presumed
~ Noud do, and to hasten the inycstigatlon.
I' 'i' " Jld not feel disposed TO ~ the mat
w. - UsnI himsrlf by saying that he did not |
tn'N W ianily He had never ssen the children,
"lH' Luz he al know that Joe Wybel was a |
SSeaPit,' Aln. DURING .hc mt,ryIew they com.
.Lt .,Lt la.Sing about Warm Fellows recently |
,,Wu y slate PRISON for the muider o Mr. sEIn.
PIa F"' I,ry.s Mr., Nrocland was very severe up,
tuIlo"' '.Nn. he ought 10 hive bcen burnt at the
S|Tee lle seemed 10 tnnk that FehOws Lad com.
~ .'v' Z aigr crims By pulling ulini, er few
NJ NJ 40 out VI toe Methodist Church IN h!s
tr'r, ihln amy wIO might have
SVo,'d tie thr,e children. The plain facts
T. he csc IRE uut the people around
ps"1sA re o'raid Of Joe Wyoe, and are afraid
So. So ~ O. lax any step, toward having the family
t" T. though they all tLnk there has been foul
E%s lurr bans VIII be burned themselves
Ey"t w. oT the vcneeance Of tins desperate niIn