Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-11
A Romance Ending in Poverty.

Romance LnstfnS In Poverty.
LITTLE LIZZIE SMITH ADOPTED, NOT ABDUCTED.
William y. B,lrrinser, superintendent OF pub
lie schools of Newark, y. J., received q letter
several weeks ago from James smith, O. Man.
chester, England. stating tina. his ely ear-old
daughter had been abducteI ana taken To
America by your, EngIisEmaa named John
Campbell and his wife in February ISs5. Ac-
corning To the story toll by smith. his child
was allowed To go with Tia. CsnIpbells 10 Lon
don ior "a snort visit. Instead oil returning the
girl they abducted her. In November. $50 he
received "A letter stating tina. IlLZie wa, duIry
we'll and WAS attendin,, Primary school No. :.
where she Was a great Iavorite with her teacher
Miss % Biien. lie though: his child in
Newark.
superintendent Barrlnger. after making a
vain search IN Newark, turned the whole mat
ter over 10 Secretary Smith of the bureau of
associated charities, vino lnund that tie Camp
beiIs and the child mao removed from Newark
10 New York IN Angus, 1850. Here Primary
school, No. was iOund. and also Miss " BrIcrl
Who tug II one oi the Glasses. The little girl
dId not return to the sciIUO. this autaInn Dut
bliss % rien aseeria,ned the present address of
the t&inpoeiis. d:. Information was sent To-
the ehi!a parents N Manchester, and If they
send Tor her she Will Ue returned To thenl
When The CaEIpbeiIs lived in Newark they
boarded with Mis- Hang, WHO took great in
terest IN MIS- taiupbssL ''Snc was fine a
young woman a. i ever met, said Mrs. Kane
10 "a Herald reporter yesterday. ''She was "a
sweet young the. with "a sad lace. She had
nne clothes. InasHIiiceut Jeweiry and plenty OF
money when size came here. From what i
learned Mrs. Cam pOelI had married against her
parents Wishes aud had eiopcd to- America
Her husband, although well educated, could
nnd ~ employment lie had never worked in
his lie LlJtie Dy little they became reduced
aDi MIS- Ctinpbeiis Jewels Disappeared AL
last the husband said hc wouId like To take n
POSITION a. a waiter. and they moved To New
York Several months later Mrs. Campbell
Called t0 see me- Poor thing, She was work n.r
In a store on Broadway. Ali her jewelry even
ner webbing ring, wa> gone. Inc Child Lizzie
was 4 bright little thing From what Learned
Llzzies mother was servant for Mrs. Camp,
bells father She t5ld the young laov who
greatly admired Lizzie, that when She GOT mar
RED sue could take The child to live with ner
don't believe that Mrs. Campbell would ab-
met her.
IL is said that the Campbells are willing to
return the child to her PARENTS.
A Russian NObIeman's Adventures.
Paris Letter TO the London Daily News.
a Russian consul. Count Ui,nitri de Noroff
who often stops At Paris, has good reason to
thank his stars for a singular piece OF luck
Two months ago he met in a cafe two gentle.
men, fautIessly got up, with whom he entered
INTO conversation During stroll on the
boulevard, which they afterwards took to-
Sether, the TWO friends Knocked him down
without warning and ran away with 1000
roub!es, or ESQ. which they found in his
Pocketoook. Last week, after a stay in Mos
COW, which had almost effaced the Incident
from his recollection, VI. &c Noron was walk
ing In the evening down the Champs Eiysees
WI Mnen ne saw one oi his assailants taking the
All IN Trout OF u cafe chantanI. He Instantly
xrppcd him by the throat, but not tightly
enough to prevent his escape, and AN exciting
whose occupants expressed ssnie astonisument
al the precIpltate movements OF line stylish
seht!tihan anu his partner. NJ. de Noroff
however, was not 10 DC ioiied, and effected "A
clover capture The man, after some denial
De.oIe tiie eominissary, was proved W be Tine
tAiei, anu di>sOrsed the entire sum OF money
wnich nc Aau considerably preserved intact
curing NJ lie NorOn > absence in Russia But
TIE story does not end here. Only YESTERDAY
a nc Was POSING letter. who should NJ. de
MORON see but the second thief waiting To nut
Two large envelopes in the box. lie also was
secured, Win the assistance Of a telegraph
clerk, and identified by an elegant cameo ring
OF his iorennser. Moreover the two enyelopes
were found 10 contain several bund es of forced
pank notes, SO that both thieves stand a good
chance OF "A conviction. There is a drara..fi..
completeness IN NJ. ae Norot7s revenge
OEN. MILES SAYS THE APACHE WAR t.
OVEk-A special from Albuquerque n NJ
says: Gen. Miles has issued an order FORMALLY,
announcing the Close OF the most famous In
1i'sh campaign on record, and consraiuiatiny
tne troops On the result With the exec ntIon
OF one small thieying party now In Chicn,shna
Mexico, ali hostile indians have been removed
10 a place or safety. The effect OF this docuuent
vii 9ouotiess DC 10 correct the false impression
not yet over. -