The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-31

and from that time TO the time OF Lnelr AT
rest at the Fifth Avenue Hotel they passed
as Mr. aud Mrs. Henderson.
LATER REPORTS.
MRS. MAcKENZIE's SECOND ELoPEMRNT WITH
MR.. ]. H. BRYDGEs-ARRIvAL OF MR.. AND
MRS. ALLAN AND THE FAMILY LAWYER IN
NEW YORK.
The World of Monday gives the following
additional details of the Kanuck romance:
sA turdsy night Mrs. Mackenzie, of Mon
tres,'. eluded the vigilance of her relations
and fe>1 tor parts unknown with Mr.. John
H, Bryde ca. Mrs. Mackenzie is the wife of
Mr.. w. e. Mackenzie, junior partner in the
frm of John G. Mackenzie & Co., well
known throughout the Dominion, and a
resident OF No. OIL Sherbrooke street, Mon
treal. Mr.. Benyon, who was described as
her brother-in-law, is her cousin, having
married the daughter of Sir Hugh Allan,
brother of Andrew Allan, of Iononteh, and
los McTavish street, Montreal, the father of
the infatuated lady. When Mrs. Mackenzie
lett Montreal she abandoned a baby a
few months old that she was nursing
On leaving the Tombs Police Court Satur-
day morning, Mrs. Mackenzie, who pro-
tested that nothing criminal had occurred
between her and Mr.. Bridges, reiterated a
promise that she had made before Superin-
tendent Walling that she would return
home, aud her manner was that of a
thoroughly penitent person. Her brother
and cousin accompanied her to the Windsor
Hotel, and, as matter of precaution, en-
gagged for her a suit of rooms adjoining their
own. Saturday afternoon Mrs. Mackenzie,
in conversation with her relatives, ex-
pressed doubt as to her ever seeing Mon
treal again, and said that her happiness was
centered in the man she ran away with.
She was told that her father and mother
he To- lax
day, and appeared willing to meet them.
Early in the evening
SHE SAW HER TWO LITTLE GIRLS PUT TO BED,
and behaved in such an affectionate manner
that Messrs. Allan and Benyon anticipated
that she would yield to the wishes of her
father and mother when they arrived. About
o'clock Mr.. Benyon and Mr.. Allan went
down stairs to transact some business.
Meanwhile Mr.. Bridges planned a second
elepement. He led the detectives who ar
rested him to believe that he was going
hack to Montreal via st. Adams by the
P. NJ. train, and the officer on duty at the
Grand Central Depot AYERS that when the
train started only one ticket was sold for
Montreal, and that the purchaser answered
MIR. Brydges's description. Instead of going
to Montreal Mr.. Bridges registered at the
| Hoffman House as J. H. Bridges, of Ph9
down stairs Mrs. Mackenzie was seen by
the hall boy to leave the hotel hurriedly by
the southern entrance. She engaged a
hack, droye to the Hoffman House, and ten
minutes later Mr.. Bridges baggage was
transferred To the vehicle and they were
driven away, and all trace of them has since
been lest. When Mr.. Benyon and Mr.. A.
Ian returned to their rooms they heard one
of the little girls crying in Mrs. Mackenzie's
apartment, and, suspectirg something
wrong, entered the room, and discovered
her flight. Messengers were summoned,
and Superintendent Walling and Detective
Phil Reilly were appraised OF what had &C.
CURED, but could do nothing, as
MRS. MACKENZIE FLED IN HER OWN PER-
sONAL APPAREL,
and there was no excuse for telegrsphing
for the arrest of Bridges on any technical
charge. At 1890 P. NJ. yesterday Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Allan, parents of Mrs. Mac
kenzie, arrived at the Grand Central Depot.
They were accompanied by their family law
yer, the Hon. j. ]. G. Abbott, @. c., M. P -,
81. B. Ms Commissioner for Ontario, and a
member of the firm of Abbott, Tail, Wother-
spoon 81 Abbott. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan were
much affected by the news of their daugh-
ter's second elopement, and at their urgent
request were assigned apartment No. ll2
at the Windsor Hotel. Yesterday Superin-
tendent Walling received a telegram ad-
dressed to Mr.. j. II. Bry dyes by his Esther,
Mr.. @. j. Bridges, and marked urgent aud
TO the care of the superintendent. Mr.. Wal
ling holds the dispatch, and expects the ar
rival of Mr.. Bridges, ST., and Mr.. w. e.
MackeDzle by the A. NJ. train to-day.