Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

Mrs. Ido Turner E1Ope1.
INFATUATED WITH THE ROLLER SKATING OF
MR. DAfELDEcKEK-HER TWO CHILDREN,
WHO ARE LEFT IN THE STREET, FIND THEIR
WAY TO THE HOUSE OF RELATIVE
Inc n. T. Sun October 10 says: It was learned
yesterday with certainty that Mrs Ida Turner,
VINO disappeared from her home, II Siedler
avenue. Jersey City, ON Thursday last, eloped
with William Dafeldecker. Mrs. Turner
pretty brunette, twenty-four years
V t4s Sne mas been married six years, and has
The husband is Charles Turner, q New Jersey
Central Railroad conductor. Turner first met
She was e them u Mise srssy sy
Z case OF mutual love at first sight, and they
were married soon afterward. Mrs. Turn sr
became tired Of the a Of sne
she sought pleasure in outdoor amusements.
S Snd curing the summer months she almost
uaIy Viaited Coney Island. Her husband OBJ
Jec'eo 10 ner frequent absences from home. She
s1t angry and left him. A reconciliation was
ago Them Mr rn Tsr ran smoothly until year
nishiy visits to the Alpha roller skating rink In
y Ha,a,s avenue, within block of her home
rink; he Is graceful skater, tall and good
looking. Mrs. Turner formed his acuuaintance
ana a.h every night thereafter they were in each
visits to the rink, Turner knew nothing of her
friendship tor Dafeldecker, The latter is a sim
gre nan, and he lived with his mother In Mon
Mrs Dafeldecker learned about month ago.
Oh the Intimacy between her son and Mrs.
infnre, ana wrote several letters to Mr.. Turner
cepted by Mrs Turner, who went to Mrs
Daieidecker and begged her on her knees not
Daieldecker promised to do as requested, but
she warned Mrs Turner to keey away from her
SON. VINO, she said WAS keeping company with
do. The intimacy between her and Dafei-
decKer, however, was kept up. They met CLAN
1e saE and very often during the past two
Dafeldecker called upon Mrs. Turner at her
home. On Wednesday last Turner and Arthur
R Rogart, !. Mrs: Turner's brother: went to Long
remain there week. and Mrs. Turner was to
have joined them with her two children on the
Tnrner kissed his His the
She admired q diamond finger ring which he
had just bought and induced him to give it to
r ner, telling him she would return it when she
Mrs. Turner evidently had told her roller
skater lover of her husbands proposed trip for
when Dafeldecker made his appearance at the
house. he remained there the most of the day.
On the following morning he again visited the
and when he LETT the neighbors noticed that he
had large satchel on his shoulder. Mrs. Tur.
ner followed him Q half an hour later. She was
dren were with her. She went directly to
the pennsylvania railroad depot, and there
it is said, met Dafeldecker. She left her two
chfidren on the street, near the depot, and they
found their way to the house of their uncle,
John Simmons, in Philip street. Mrs. Turner
did not go to Long Branch, and on Saturday
her husband returned to Jersey City to ascer-
tain the cause of her failure to keep her prom
Use. The house was locked, and when neighbors
lice. Besides the diamond ring, Mrs. Turner
took with her about $500 worth OF other level
ry belonging to her husband. Dafeldecker is a
member of the Fourth Regiment National
guard. He is Of wears old