New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
JUST IN TIME TO SAVE HIS DAUGHTER
FATHER HuRRrEs ACROSS THE CONTINENT AND
clnlIs AnnI-CInR.

A FATHER HURRrEs ACROSS THE CONTINENT AMI
ARRESTS THE GIRLS ABDUcTos.
Among the passengers who arrived here yesterday
on the Pacific Mail steamer Newport from Aspinwan
were a dark skinned. heavy featured man. with
rather forbidding expression on bis face and two
rosy checked and bright young girls. ON the snip
books the party were registered James Reed, vile
aud sister The girls Of lively dispos .tlon aui
on the voyage male many friends, while the man Wa-
looked upon with suspic on The name that he went
under was assumed and neither OF the girls his
wife sister. but he claimed them to be IN order 70
cover up a plan that he had laid to lead them both
TO ruin.
The mans real name Is Frank Duham, and his re-
pusive face now peers through the bars at folce
Headquarters. Yesterday morning a middle aged
veIl-dressed man called 10 see superintendent Murray
He was referred Acting superintendent Steers, and
told him, with tears III hE eyes, how MS only oaush-
had been stolen from his hresiae by the mefetri
ci0us conduct OF DuhaHL The man gave h.s name as
Alfred Guyeoe. OF san Franc-soo lie Il an Italian
HIS daughter Marceilas Nas pretty sri anu ana d nag
Just passed her iOuItceAlh birthday. one shall ala
slender Duham hePt Ltuor store III lsIas M, ~, ~
pass his place cry day he TOOK nncy 70 her. ana
he followed her up after this, her every day,
made appointments " meet her at his place, aiHi
urs u1su v snc, ee ed in Go-ng % Name Murray the
hlteen- year-oh daughter OF merchant at OdkAhl,
some trends in san Francisco and got acquainted
with the little italian girl. and was ntIoiuced by her
other pre- AMI set h.s bait t. catch her also. By
drawing beautiful picture of what life really was ID
his NATION. by telling OF the places he had
slted and The wonderful things he had seen. he 20
wOihe hl"n the minds of the yOGng girls until thcy
cOnscnted TO travel with hum and see the world ior
themselves lunam feeling sure OF both the girls.
sod his business quietly and bought three tickets
for New York the Pacific Mail route. On OctO
Der II The RS stole fOD the homes early and went
aboard the steamer and were soon on theI way To
til city under assumed names. MISS Murray. who
i qUiie wOmanly In appearance, assumed " be The
VIE Of Duham.
Mr. Cuyette sought the AID OF the san Francisco
20 ice. aud the ely and neiehborng towns We're
searched or her. He heard of her acquaintance with
DuIam. ami movements were traced 10 the steam
er. heIe Ju-t me for MIR Guyette 20 get 20
New York u meet the steamer from AspinwaH. lie
reached here hour after the arrival OF the New
IOrt. Detectives Cooper. Co lnS and McCOri were
signed 10 the case by Inspector steers, and fOuni
tLat Duham and the two girls had hurried away ION
the steamer a. J. the p reached Bv
means OF express er for baggage Duham vas
iaccd 20 the Siberian House. at No. 159 Canal t.
Mr. Cuyette went b the detect 20 ihis house.
and ken TO the room where Duham and the
girls had MIR Guyette knocked the door.
and hls daurhJer o. ened IT, She shocked at
seeing her father that she fell NJ the bed md Ell
be detectives found a in the room who sad
hat he a 'Or on the \ewTOrt who had
j. ed the cir the hotel with some packages Du-
lc went quietly with The detectives. and the girls
il aee as twenty six an' ~ad that he wa MARI cl
yned in the jefferson Market Police Court this !