The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-23
THEY ARE UNITED.
And Joy Rsisn' Supreme in the
Hearts of a Mother and Her
Two Children.
Meeting Of Mrs. Hsish and the Two
PIucky Little Runswsys.

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Mira Hsisb. the mother Of the t~o plucks
cbtldren who ran away from their father al
uansas CITY ana came up TO gIeavenworth 10
,,eet her. the full particulars of which were
,,,,n,,sned I'm Yesterday mornings TINns' Ar
r,.d i,,tbts city yesterday by the noon e~-
,rss. from st. Louis. having Travelled the en-
| t,re distance from Philadelphia TO this CITY
! rithout losing moments time. She was
NET AT TaE DEPOT
/ nv her son John, and the meeting between
the SON and mother, Who had been Separated
for more than seven years, and under sucn
circumstances, too, can be better imasineo
than described. The two entered a hack anu
| xare driven to the police station, where Tue
mother had an interview with e1hie' vi
Police.
HER STORY,
az toid TO that Official, is substantiai'S 'he
same as that of the boy, and corroborates e'-
cry statement made by him. She says ne'
h,shand left her in January, ISL, and ths' "
| .,,av her susplci, n told her that ne "o"'u
,.,,a tho children te London with MIN ~ ~.
,ord the little one a holiday. She tho"sh'
,,hi,v of this. but from the day OF Ms oe
u parture she has
!, NEVER LOOKED UPON HIS FACE
r ,non the faces If her children until yen
,or,av Haigh, alics Rich harrison, was In tn'
.nctioueer or broker business al n"ns'e!
10 aud frequently made trips 10 London anu az
is cordipgiy, when he proposed 10 iaAe "
4. .budnen with him, she offered no oh)ecuon'
De According 10 her version, and the boy COZ
ly 1900 her Richardson did nc
to go TO London. but hook the two boys 10 Leu
,rh.re the little girl vas, and where the
were joined by
THE wOMAS. FOLLY WHITE,
ei wbo had child in her arms, and togesh'
is' they came to Anne lea. She was mafr'eu
u Haish. aiids Richardson, in 1888 the BOY JON
N being born within eight days after the III
's' riaye. Three children were born 10 'h0'.l
to John, Alb 1T and Folly. She says she can
over to This country five wears ago. emu !,
Hh since that time has been On the iooAo"'
SE HER LOST CHILDREN
AN After her interview with The Chieio' ~
LIS she entered a carriage with her soh' AAU
driven to the residence OF MI. shah'on' ~
\cE oorn.r Of Laurence avenue and CheroR
ISG s,raat where she met her little girl.
Wis child was oyerjoyed To see her parent, ana
EFT ,ov Of the mother wal not one bit less.
FIN WHAT THE TATHEI SAYS.
Mr., John Kelly, wno Is intereS'0
YES pt.hardson in kansas City, who. In IA
ARK Furnished the money for the business W
IRE down to that town day before yesterday
'oIR nod an interview with the father. hiena
MRS son was completely dumfounded NJ 'ne
ACE affairs had ken, especl ally when ne iea'
ioIR that his wife was on her way 10 TINS Si.'
,., the children He di. not deny 'hA'
mother of the children
neir WAS HIS WIFE,
the hit said lie had deser ed her anu ooAn
very &c. because she lad been unfsithiu
The him. He said the first boy was born 70
ten about q week after their marriage 'his
hich Uaiui, does not deny) and that hs has' p
ard .,,.rwards sb, was unfaith.ul to
The HIS friends advised him to leave her'
would cost xiy01, or about : ''vo'
0. T, OBTAIN A DIVORCE,
IL and that the case would be probably ca
mn IN London. He took the advice o.
IL. friends and emigrated &c AMERICA ae
lc- he did not leave with the woman ne ID
Irving with, but that he met her in Pate
100 Nj. He did not say whether ar not nc
married 10 her, and Mr.. Kelly DID ho'
Iai by him He did no, ask him, either, wi
II. changed his name from Halgh 10 hic'
son Mr. Kelly, who has acted IN
THE Nnsr CONSCIENTIOUS MANNER
OF fail ,,,sng ,be whole affair, says that Richa
whole -. Of the most honorable and ny
blish' men. IN a business way,h ever MEL ah'
S was beis fair and square I'm all his aeaS'hs-
one oil that until day before yesterday "e W
has SO idea there was anything of such a na'u
o par- connection with his family affairs. He
ich 10 the children well, in fact,
which WIEN RIeaA EDISON LIVED HERE
mag they we're often at his house. but he had
es the neither Of them ever anything reg
) carry their past life, and when the exposure
tween he could hardly believe it, During inc
view with the Chief OF Police, the
icle IN told Mrs Haigh that II ever el'her
S, SOLID children mantle ted desire To come
fancy and live with their father that she :
n char write to Mr.. Kelley and acquatnt hin
iran'ee ,hefact. This she promised to do, an
sented- Kelley accordingly gave her his address
o'her has been living since her arrival In TIM
try near Philadelphia, where she VII
"he the children now, and probably In the
ployed, ~ 60 ,.ta them hack 10 England vi
can 'e Both children resemble herin every
and IL wouid take no scrutiny 10 Sc
away glance that they were parent ana chiio
us Guy To DhPART At ONCE.
jewelry .,,.r occom manic by the b.
e pride :, ,,,,.,ds ,o denart nj occs for FL
pbia. going by way of Chicago. SO as
= Deiao mass through Kansss City, and run The
e.' msefing the father. Mrs Haign had
to saw In regard to the conduct OF her NJ
and expressed no desire - meet MN.