The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-24

Young .Duyal insisted that he would MARI
hor but his father got into great rage ant
and gave Rer large sum Of money. $500
the country. Her lover promised her that ~
would come to her as soon rs no could an!
oe obes sa9 tSs tsr ssnd
Va cane Tss sS Ss 5os sRa @
left Mrs fsd house snd gone 81. 70 d Transe h.
nurse nurse had 70 b hired 70 axe care 81 the BABY
s s %ss sa sen ' g a
nt dresspafine. Tho shsme q her sit y:
people thini the father q her baby had died.
S.y &s es ssS sss sssea
es ai sa L
tr ss a1S sSa es ss ee Mrs. Field
te ss Ms IL nssa that
band had died. Mrs. Field was very kind to
her and very kind to the baby She ,r re-;
taken to the. country residence at Dobbs
f rrry y where ond H q Ss
him. He died there on July 81. 1885. sudden.
II IeSTs the mGtss5 sGs h Field fSs
pay for the funeral expenses and i9r the grave.
end baH Rs a sseE ssS nt tie
se se Out sa Tor America e iuiai hls pr9%iss q
him after she came to America but she never
received any answer This made her in, 6eiieWs
the s ead %
did not know where she was. He came TO New
iork END stoppedu It Sns q sh sss
and began to search for her,
"He put advertisements in the papers md
sr ex eaSd fSs
first came over. but she could give him no i IN,
while. but sl1n never heard q word about his
being hero and didn't see the advertisements
Final al y after two weeks Of vain search. 10
was dead; He engaged passage back to France nee
way oyer he jumped overheard and drowned
y dy ses se e her
he had been staying and inquired for him, but
after ate this she learned that he had committed
And all the time when she vas IN , my house U.s.,
couldn't get that of her mind. used to sleep
with her, and shed. call his name and rave
get over the fact that, he had been willing to
90 9tI WITHOUT ,.f finding her. ,,,st that oh. ou
M sssi The doctor. she said. had told her
she was run down and nnstrpng. and he ad;
spsnd m 20 WITH WIZ m! But that hat
So as and s Mrs. Field had asked her to post
Some a@s X October or the early l part Of
said She en- hoped to be able to visit me- before
she went. But she sailed without my seeing
her She wrote me tive letters ts from France
saw she me sa,S Would tell has
aue N h
thought at the time from the way she spoke
she must have got into love affair. The sec-
later. and in it she said she was coming back
to America again. | thought that was very
for Wanting to come back after ali she had said
seaa a? hack here s'i in March, believe
could not understand. either. because she had
always been fond i, OF me; a. and she knew how
%ors aSSt until III IN the
was sick at the time or would have gone up
suicide l thought understood how 1t all hap
pened. She had often told me that she would
never live through another experience like her
young and innocent that she had been able to
endure that as she did. There was little doubt
in my mind that what she had referred to as
another love affair: She had left France
because she was ashamed to have her people
over there learn about It. And it was shown
that preyented her from coming to mo
when sheArrived here again. I heard after
ward. too. that some man had come over on
the steamer with her. When she got hrooding
over her trouble and thinking about her dead
and she hadn't the courage to live"
But oil this does not explain how II came
Why he claimed it.. He lives within a Block Of
Mrs Orelli. Could she have induced him to
do It to hide her friends shame2 Herd!ing is
shiftless. and his father has disowned him.
Now. 1t will be evident to every reader OF this
story that Edward NJ. Field was In nowise
with this girls trouble or her death:
that he could have had no object in sending
man to identify the body: that there was no
ground upon which any one could extOrt
money. from him. 1t Is true that he paid the
funeral expenses. but it was thetast act Of
kindness