The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-17
STN.iLfNG mrs OUN cufLD.
A Match in Opposition to Wcu-to-do Parents
and tive Result.


On Inst Sunday afternoon n sensation WIS
caused un Dearborn strr,t hv tho est from "
boarding house ut a Young man holding in his
arms % baby II hrvks INTO "a run un iiudlug
III -nIf lDN. we'd wv % woman " .usp Npp larHn 49,
attracted -'onornl az ntion. W IN h'n K cv,s "a
fred .h"voN"d hair. and ia. Julio n motncrs
chiidl Won shall not lrk" her away from nini
Give her Ia mrl' Tnr man ran on unit J.
ashamed Of the attention hr was exciting. ne r'-
traced ms II - anu entered Tao house iloh
About o,rlork IN the evening tho front door
opened, aud out came the Young woman. look
inr sad but quiet. As the r. lsh air blow IN her
ince shc rnvn a sigh Of rrlicf an : drawing her
shnwl about her. wnlkcdpuictly down the street
turning into Cara. where she was lost Ia view.
l.W minutes had elapsed VIII ~ The door aEuin
opened. tbs tim" very cautiously and finally u
S'r'1t curry M ON In' arm nlrcpns thiid ~
H. lttl, Write p.sli dr. - The tiny pink feet
hnrr an cNposcd ~ the cold. and NOTHING on rs
head. In the other hand was baskct stuii"d
full ~ it, clothing. Once on the street. the man
rnWdlx 10 'r'n.cd ms rn,r. and itok. into 2
g., urokn from the trembling lips. and the l'tiic
body shrunN from the hard grasp. Louder and
louder .umc the = reHms. ami faster aui faster
his truck. But they were too late to stop him.
and uuly IN time. ~ thi n-ar.d the bridge. 10
hear u stiil 81 wu.i; silence, aud then all Was
lost in the darkness.
Soon camr the mother. evidently susnecting
Steps, vi! ~ sh" was ~ u hy y iitlr daughter of
the Ian llady. who. In hor childish way. broke
tue n"W- 10 Nr. Crying, ON. my God. my
baby the unhappy mother rushed into the
room where half an hour fore she had left her
little one IN rcpoSr. Tho police promised to
look the matter up. but. as the father mad legal
right to the rMii. no u. tive stops Were taken
AMI - "a day rrtNO passed. nuihng being heard
from the missing PARTIES. The mother had no
money. but the authorities procured for her
la-s To Indianapolis whittier She suspected
that her husband had gone. There the thief
oi IuIt'" KAYE her every uSs stance. hut in vain.
Crushed and dlshcartened she returned to Chi
ca,sp.
Since her return. Mrs. Irving has spent every
moment in anxious search. I'm personal appear
nnre the lady Il prepuSsI aeins. "A brunette. with
handsome brown eyes. dirk hair and white
teeth. She is about D wears old.
In answer to inVulri, Mrs. Irving said she
WINS married in ludianu polls two years ago last
February to Charles II. Irving. a son Of Alex.
y. Irving, well-known piano dealer Of ln-
diHuupoiis.
What was your mnlen name?"
"Iouisie Carson. am an orphan. and have
support 81 myself ever since wis oil enough
bV dfce-making. working with Mrs. Bart,muc,
who has since moved to Cincinnati"
Ncrr your husbands par nts opposed to
the maich.'
Yes. violently. They are VOL on. and
thought heoause | had o. work for my living
could not bo "A LAZY and mat their SON would losn
east" hv the marriage. He. sou know. Is
piano tuner"
Have you soon them since tits 90 'urronre?"
YES; | W MT right To their house in In
diannl Ills. ana asked for help. which they re-
fused on tn ground that Whatever Charles
did was right They have always wanted my
lapy, ana tnink they are glad ne has stolen il.