, 1873-09-10
1.-THE LOST IS FOUND.n
Which Means tho Truth About
that Wonderful Abduction.
4 0ne.lIorse "Timesu Sensation Dc.
molls1el by Mr. James N.
Marshall.

II II sometimes A1nuslhg TO rcad, In tho TTne& edi%
tora lectures upon the patetna principle "a applied
to aovor1mnns, ut any rata to these who apprccsste
hs patorn1 systorn upon which that nouo-too-pure
Journal IL conducted. There Ia but mAn on that
rApar Who knows anything about journalism and thas
liz tho old gentleman who stands 1t the head OF IT, II
as trio TINT hia paternal cltdings aro not AlwayG
eouohod In the tsnderegt language oven though they
baVa the radeemng feature Of exprrsslon In the moet
emphatic An8lo-8a1on nonosyllab1cs. by tho simpls
use Of s1pleyes, generally represented hy as!es he
hAs neen known to drive hls employees to cou-
ddon Of desperation reachod only by Times
reporters, The mildest phrase ever uttered by
thia accomplished journalist to his city oditor
Has worded thua: "1a tho Times 4 thtsd.class NJ.
para" It waa said on Monday morning, Sept. /, on
reading the report In TIE TRIBUNE Of hfr HcsinR.s
stses.r.rty. i v.s said with such bitter irony that
fcct. Tbs edor OF tho Times ns bonn away for sono
daIs, and tho city editor and reporters Of ills papos
Wpe out tie oonso Of mlfang IN tho Sunday edition
20 sna .ss ae q
Who o1sy r fur ani trembling t ho hsoDn1eaes Seheas
trembling to Of lis II osrv issF s ane
nloysr; THY y must got up acoop to offset tho
rung IN - sensssion. Hence yesterday morning. shss
q e to e0 ho sss
5hux nsnc. The u.rratiyo in hy 1TM1s omt 9t
sno o. haa bssn sodncted from by strange wol-
the most Sensational way they uarxate her returr r.,
tho following words:
vas returned Last evening" und 30 far "a cs INV, ho
learncd has been 1elther abuacd nor har1oI in nnv
way during her aesenee she VIZ brought DacE by he
munacoom2aned IN " the strange woman. Tho driver Il
rsl tho vehicle, btswny a.rtey, merely va!tsd long
rapidly away, His movements happened, however. ia
ba obse1yed By policeman Who gavs pursuit. sid,
ocers queations he Bald that be had boon natrucna
" hls employer Mrs. aarahal respectable lady iiY~
.ns 1n faahonable part Of tho city, 70 eayo s griat
tho house whcro ahe had boon found on the occasion
above reforred to- aud that e had simply carried OUT
big instructions. Ho assured the officer that she ad
statements wore nnay confirmed BY thosa Of the ori M
he waa allowed to dcpart.n "A7
The story e continued that Mrs Marshall tho wom-
hwaufeo to nurso two babies, but abe resisted stout
Il With great deal moro sensational nonsense to that
Now, II tho 7fmes renlly did want to do something to
show M enterprise, why did 1t not mud out something
1nitsoe givon In delail in THE TninuNE ye.terJaT %
morning? Why did It not give some leHitirnato nows
IN place # the batch Of untruhs atated aboye Evor
word o. The story aa published in tho Tmes was o
70 ths Editor of 1he chieaae Tribune: "
"The Lost is Found" ia monstro,,a mountain grown
from worry minute mole-hiu. The faeta in tho caso
AFe tntdo my Hltet Mfa JA1Nea HI, Marshall
hor way to Lincoln Park, the day mentioned in
your article and tho day upon which Antonia Schulz
Was taken from her home. 6ceing Tony standing al
ths quito, md being in want Of 1nat aueh Xii, sha
ahked her Il she knew Of little girl who would 20 10
tako care Of two small chdzen for her. She replied
pho would go. Being told to nAk her mother sic eaId
her mothor was not at home, but waa closo by. at
some ne'ghbors, aud that sho would run sud ask kcr
hrs b. told her she was going to The pnrh, aud would
10 pack IN two hours aud, II her mother consented,
70 bo ready when she got back She oaod on her way
homn. found Tony all rcady to ~, standing at tho
gate with her bundle in her hand, Mrs A. rnya her
number md street {So. v30 Indiana ayonue} to n
woman at tho houso saying to her nt the same time
that shc would take Tony and ry her: II eho suited
~ould send for her trunk md II not would bring hor
home. The girl being too email and inexpericncei
she sent her back IN buggy not carrage} ycsterdny
aud then for tho rs time, learned that her parents
aid not Know her whercabouts,-not having aoen tte
advertisement In tho city papors Tho lto gir mover
asked TO go nome oneo during the t1mo on tho con-
trar when told that ehe muat 60, cried aud asked 10
ne allowed to stay Mrs. 1t. called this morning to SEQ
tho g1rpa motac9 who scened to have recovered from
hcr grief said sho sattsaed 10 the wny in which
nor daughter had been treated and with her nay and
90 she pleased.
For further e1plauatfon, call to see
JAMES II. MARSHALL.
.. Residence, No. 930 Intlana ayenue
oH1oAuo Sept. Q, 1879.
would DC Tar more graceful In tho cpneeoucntiar
4tto fellow who runs the city department Of tho
i1Ht8 to devote his spare moments to tho legitimate
ssasch after noHs, inhtead Of writing silly and ildo-
ccnL persona! ATTACKS upon his professional bet4pra
What WILL Mr Storey soy When he RETURNS?