The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-16
MOTHER AND CHILD STOLEN.
A NURSE DISAPPEARS WITH MRS.
YOULLAIRE AVID UINONA. $50

| NE NouUuire hsu DfacnarEeO MISC JAR.
dine, che Nsrse. fsr Stealing. and lae
| says uls Invalid win and InEApt Daaah.
ter We're Taken Away for Revenge.
wook ago last Thursday Al. p Bclmon,
Youllaire's wife loft her homo at 305 West
l2oth street. taking with hor winona. her
two-vear-old daughter. The day before she
| went away Mr.. voullaire had discharged
Matilda Jardine. q servant in the family. who
had been attending his wife. who was an.
preaching confinement. This woman had
great influence over Mrs. voullaire. She went
| to several OF the neighbors and told them that
Mr. Voullaire had discharged her for theft.
and that sho would have sevenge on him by
taking Winona. his ret child. and her mother.
too. IL necessary. The thrce-Mrs voulIatre.
Matilda Jartine. and Winona-leit the house
together.
Since that day Mr. Voullaire has not seen his
wife or his child. He is almost distracted. He
says he knows that Miss Jardine is keeping
them from him out of spite. and he fears some-
thing will happen to his wife.
Mr. Soullnire Ia q real estate broker. with an
ofhco Mt 217 West 10th street He has four
children. the eldest a boy OF fourteen. His do
mesttc life has always been happy Matilda
Jardine came into the family as a servant
about year aud a half ago. She is described
as o woman Of perhaps 30 years. tall and dark.
with black hair and eyesand high cheek bones
Miss Jardins." Mr.. youllaire said last
night. "hBs the most vindictlve nature have
ever met with. and mono Of us knew It until
two weeks ago. She came into the family as a
servant. and when found that sIle was 4 very
ofi H e womah placed her In charge of ono
She told us that she was born out in New
sna THAT he hs s nsOe eSa
was trained nurse. ana always allowed her
"Abouttwo months ago began to mis- small
sumo OF money and ! suspected her Of, taking
sonvnce aS &c stos nnS SS9b King
ana ssa sh e9 woS S S ma ass
vito was in delicate heath. and Miss
Jardine began to give her lnudanum nnl bro
Knew ad not tske ang
Ra par notice Of what she was do
Win rag With chol ses sf ID hos
Would Mhsn ked her Whit she WIS
she said Know what i I'm deina st sna cont ON.
children saw her hold this rag over w %inona
whe pes sespses Il Rs ae fba, womb
the money. but she denied It The next day I
came came L home and found that my wife and vi
mind since. learned that Miss Jsr,li Ea.sv was
With then zen tT Thsn they Eft and
on day she left the So,se w Sas to eo
% Sssa T 70 tss 4 spsen n staten
VIE and ed IN ad thsp BY
ops 81 the poiiss courts But shs = was ssep TOO
last last n t9ass s9 1sd had already tie PLACE
Wis na Ge am IN s aHs tws oso.a
this womS A, control Miss JardIno know that
not have o better revenge than by taking her
sSs Would M M wife
lieved his wife to be ut present This morning
ne tae RsdSy eetSEe
taken the heat to Providence.
E9genia WILSON Is the woman whom Miss
hnPeas corpus was served. She. lives at 81
McKeon street; stapleton. She is about 70 |
years "a and for three years has been ianl-
pred children. She said last night that & S
Fc1lls Snvs ~cs sn never n her house
yeara. she told . Sun reporter u "on Tuesa %
away She Srousht o .%s if'a sas snd
knew she worked for Mrs. 'Youilaire because
she gavS me some clothes that had belonged |
TtS q BE- ehdr sse
fa!led , to Bud ne goodSy She showed
The next day Mr.. vouilaire Visited me. He
frightspcd me the way he carried on: told |
because didn't want To- get her Into t roabie..
II Ind known what she had done would |
have told him the truth"