The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-07
A BAY0NNE ELOPEMENT.
A German Runs Away With Hun
garian's Wife and Money.

A German Runs Away with Hum
garian's Wife and Money.
Feronez March, is short, dark COM
piexioned Hungarian, aged about thirty
one years, laborer, employed at Con-
stable Hook, who has lived with his wife
and two children for some time at No.
ia West Twenty fourth street. The chill
dren are aged respectively four and one
years. Shortly after the birth of the
latter March, took into his house as
boarder German named Fritz Ludwick,
with whom he had been acquainted for
some time.
Ludwick soon became quite popular in
the Marezi household, the wife especially
seeming to take quite fancy to him. not,
however, sufficiently marked to arouse
the husbands suspicious.
March, had saved about $f65 from his
hard earnings and was boarding 1t care
fully. One day in the latter part OF Sep
tember he returned to his home after a
hard days work to find his wife and chill
dren missing; not only so, but Ludw1ck,
too, had disappeared, as had also the sl65.
Every evidence pointed to the fact that
all the belongings of March, had disap-
peared with his boarder, and the man at
once commenced q search. which he has
prosecuted bIItlGSSl9 anu IISOIOuSly up W
the present time. Now he has invoked
the aid of the police, and, with their as
sistance, hopes to find the missing. He
cares for nothing, he says, but his chill
dren and the $165; the woman and Lud-
wick can go where they please. SO far as
he is concerned.
Mrs. Marcel is described as short and
dark complexioned, while Ludwick is
said to be quite tall.
New Jersey Athletics New Onlcers.
The annual election of officers of the
New Jersey Athletic Club at Bayonne
took place last night, nearly one hundred
members being present. The following
were chosen:-President, Albert G.
Stevens; vice president, A. w. Booth;
secretary, James D. Boyd; trustees dor
three years); A. M. Sweet and E. B. Ely.
tees held a meeting, when G. G. Marshall
submitted his resignation as trustee. He
had one year to serve. His resignation
was accepted. Mayor John Newman was
unanimously chosen to fill the vacancy.
This gentleman, who has filled the
presidency of the club for two years past,
would undoubtedly have been reelected
but for the fact that he positively refused
to permit his name to be used.
Mr.. Stevens choice gives general salts
faction, and he will, no doubt, I'LL the
position ably and efficiently.
The club ordered two gold record
medals to be procured, one for J. S.
Mitchell, for breaking his own record for
the 16-lb. hammer throw, and another for
Willie S. Day, for breaking the ten mile
running record
Major j. NJ. Taylor and E. L. Vreden-
burgh have been added to the gun club
committee Of this club.
Bayonne Brevities.
AS the fair for the benefit of st. Mary's
R. c. Church progresses the attendance
increases nightly.
The Pamrapo Athletic Club held one of
their receptions in their hall last night,
the attendance being quite large.
Mr.. Paul Salter, who has been for some
time the guest of his father. Mr.. David
G. Salter, left few days ago for his home
IN Kirkwood, Ill.
Mr.. Charles Werkleiser, who has been
visiting Mr.. r. G. Yinells, Avenue D, has
returned to his home in Easton, Pa.