The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-29


81, rritt knocked at the door.
Come in," shouted some one inside.
mistress The boV jake hS the two Younger @ sLrem
and DInel Doan. an uncle of Mr. Wyble were
seated in the cabin. Mr.. Wy6le came to the door,
and the ciOlOwing conversation ensucd
Mr. sNERniTT--Jae, here's gentleman whom
judge sandford has requested to come here and ask
YOU TO induce your family to 20 with you to Pater-
son, anl have an examination.
wYBIE (energetcally)- yes, want to. I have
been wishing some one would come up and arrest
us, that this foul suspicion might be removed.
Sun RxroETER-Yes, Mr.. Wyble you know what
the public feeling is against you and your family
WIBLg-Ycs yes, I'm anxious to go-to go i'm
REPoRrER-Do you think you can prevail upon
your vile aud Jake to gor
WrrLE-oh. yes, know can. Let US 70 into
the house and ask them
The party then went into the wretched cabin.
Wyb.e told his mistress what was wanted Of them,
REPoRrER-Mrs wyblc you know that suspicion
is all centcred on yourself and jake, and
you can lave matters properly explained the better
for lou all II you are innocent, these stories
should be stopped, and the facts should be known.
Mrs. WYBIE-Ies, / think 40 too There has
BEEN awful hard stories told about US.
Mn SKERRiIT-les, guess the sooner you 20
tue better. 80 Tomorrow morning we can hnI seine
one to carry you to Paterson.
Mn NrBLE-l am ready to 90 any tme-to night
Mns wYBIE-wha. can do with the children,
WrBLE-les. We had better go tonight We can
take the children over to Uncle Georges. They
VIII N'ht 'alt VI tncIn hnu " tlV1 Iuck us up, why
the We sotto feed us. Ny pants arc all worn out
but that won't hurt anything.
JAKE,
who had been standing round his father all this
"Ios, SIR; let's 20 now, but how shall we lock the
house u :"
REroRrEn-No on will disturb the house; no.
body Will rob II Of any thing. II they did they
Nould rob Il tomb.
The Whole Iamily Immediately prepared to go to
atcrson the " oman ran W ladder leading to the
oit in search Of staple aud locK Meanwhile tie
reporter entered into conversation with the boy Jake
and MIR. Wybe; Jake said that a negro named Jack
had met HIM that day and asked him II he thought
tAe children were killed; Jake replied no; that he
did not think tney were ever hurI; the negro then
said that the children were killed and uuCCr tue
ground not mile from the house; that Jos Wy Die
got drunk, and that Joe and his wi'e Killed them
walked oil.
ANOTHER cLAiRvoYANr.
Mr.. Wyble also remarked that on Tuesday he wen,
20 -nother cia!ryoyaut a; N.wbur-, x. Y, but
| that sdc said She could give him no Information
whatever; and what IL more wond rul, size rciascl
h' p.y. nc returned home OF "Wednesday morn
lut M. yble also said that while he Nd- scar ch-
| ui- ~ tac WOODS that al, rhOOn some one told him
"l. ,h were eohins up to arrest him. lie repncd
| 'A "e sd not wish 10 Keep tAem waiting sud ac-
t"i" -} fe'u.dtd TO the Louse aud was NaitIns for
| ta,m all the afternoon.
May' ou- reporter made the proposition that they
sue ud 20 l. Paterson they all seemed li'a aSet, and
| during uie touytt-auua they talked IN au animated
MAJ. tr al 4 rs'tI,'ly t"mhel ue reporter FOR
| seen Duiul tN,- trouble. All III, tin, Jo, Wili,-
uncle Daniel Dol4n sat IN tc IooLi near the s,oNe.
THE starr
Everything being In readiness. Joe nailed up The
| abin, ahl MIR. Skcrr.ti led the way Will JAKE. Do.
| Ian vain Wybe aud the Oldest girl, followed. The
reporter with Mrs. Wyblo and the baby brought up
steep that the reporter gladly aided tie WyTie wo.
man, taking her b. the arm to prevent her falling
the foot OF winch another party OF soarchcis was
| mt, and WyCle was advised not to make any &c
| marx Some one OF the paity shouted there goes
the Wybl s., arreste y.
They were told that the wyble's had come freely
OF their own accord, and glad to have the
| chance OF an examination As soon as lie Iaft,
iea, h.d tLs road Mr SkyIr.tt and Mr. WyOle started
| went TO MI. skerr.irs house.
SoBLE.nE,srED WOMAN.
When Mrs. sk.rritt saw her visitors she burst into
tears, and mourned Nth pure sympathy for her IN
orturate guests. Her nooit heart shone si bright:
| Cr. she dItd her tears. saying.
" You mustal haye some ,,uppcr. You haveu'
she busted around, ana quickly prepared supper
| lor the suffering family. The cor chiiitcn seemed
| oycruyed, and ate heartily h.; the mother took
uothnL but cop oi tea.
TnE sUS REroRtERs NEGOTIATIONS
| Two hour- had passed before slr Skcrril lui w.
| bic lad returned. TGcy h'd searched through
| Mynockie and the Whole ncighborhood. Aiga and
| low, iOr some means OF conveyance to take the
| Wyb'o family to Paterson but had found no man
who was Wiling to lend has Mugon tor the purpose
| without due remuneration After a seconu LIal, a
carriage was hired Tor $40.
| ATTEMPT To DIssUADg wYBLE FRoA GOING TO
PATERSON
As the reporter was aftcrward informed by Mr
Skerrt, WhAe the latter and himself were looking
| Tor team, man named Forbes, accompanied by AT
| constable residing at Pomp,on, visited MI Wybie
the house OF the Skefritts, and did all they could
| IN the presence OF Mis- skerit to induce Wy BILE
not to 70 TO Paterson, saying, 1T was only trick
| TO have them arr stcd." But they could make no
| impression on him, he firmly decided to
| 20 than ever Previous TO this. while at supper
| Mis-; okeltitt remarked. there was report lhA.
the WAble, we're preparing 10 90 oil ON visit" to
| which W Ole replied:
We look Ike going Oa on a visit, No Mrs
| Skerrit. nave Lac no such thoughts. When | can
| una my children, and have them properly buried
teen | may try 70 nnd some place where 1 can be
| fee IRON this disgrace, aud can earn an honest
| living where all wil not look down on me
| As he SAID tins the tears ran down his cAeeks.
| ARRIVAL IN PATERSON.
A. ~ o'clock on Thursday night, Mr Tice from
| whom the team had been hired lelt Wynockie with
| the Mybles, and wtnout incident arrived ut Patet-
son at O'Clock this morning. Judge sandiord. in
the kiudest manner, proposed that hey should max
themselves comfortable at his mousse but Mr. w bic
SAID they could go to his daughters house. Accord
ingly, accompanied by Judge ,sandford's two sons,
| they went to Mrs SopEronia hImbals, residing at
tue upper end OF Main street. and were given quar-.
| ters iOr The night.
| At o'clock yesterday morning Judge sandford
had Tue Nyblgs brought to his house aud examined
| scparntey The Wybes told their story In u strlght
orH ard manner, and without maniies ting the least
Hesitation, or emDarruss, ,lent and waen the exan.
| nation Was concluded Judge SANFORD called them
together. and n the presence Of the crowd whicn had
| come IN as soon as the door was unlocked. SAID:
| 81 am glad You have come here to-day. and know
Il will 10 you good You have net come here I'M Ier
arrest and BY that act alone have convinced all OF u
mat you have not been In any connected with the
disappearance ef your children. You have removed
every ground for suspicion from yourselves and can
out IA NIX that all viii feel As dO-hat you are etre
ly nuOceut also hope the press Will ad u clearing
away lhls talnt nom your character | myself freely
eNonerale you from ri blame Al the matter, aIteT a
most nSd examination"
During these remarks many were moved to tears
ana at the conclusion Mr.. Wyble approached the re-
porter. aud taking him b. the hand said,
"God bless you I'm glad you came, and brought
Us here ! feel better now"
The Wyble woman and Jake then shook hands
With Judge Sanford and the reporter. let the
place. As they were going out Of the door the
noble-hearted Hogan slapped a bank note into
Wbe's hand.
JOSEPH wrDLEs STATEMENT.
state Of Neo Jersey, Countyof Pussdtc ss--Before
me, one OF the Judges Of the Court OF Common
Pleas, in and for SAID county OF Passac personally
appeared Joseph Wyble, of the township of Pomp-
ton, in said county OF Pahsac, and bein by duly
sworn on his OATH deposeth and saith, that he Ia Il
years Of age, and that he has a family which con.
sisted the LIST day ofJenuary inst of Elk children
and a womaa with whom he lives The woman
with whom he lives is named Elizabeth Storms The
Oldest child is named Jacob, aged II year, the next
Anthony, aged years the next, Warren, nXed
years the next, John, sgod years; Alice, aged
years. and Josephine, aged years. And that lie
(deIOuButl has lived with said Elz lhath