The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-09
LOCKED THEMSELVES IN.
FIFTEEN AND 4 HALF TOURS WITH
our FRESH AIR.
The Knrnow Boys and Andrew Leery shut
Then.eive. In u Cio>ct-The Door Had
s,rtpr Lock and They Could Not Get GU.

H. NJ Iloxs nd Andrew I,cerN Shut
,r,,.,n.s,ss. In . CIo.ct-The Door Had n
spr,nr Lock and They Could Not Get Gu.
e..,, ro-row n ,obacconlst Mt "a Sixth
~ al, ,ho .,,rv of how his two Nttle
-" 49,, ta,, Io.t and found an many tines
',a.Io ,bot Lo bocon,c bonrso Uis ,cipb.
;ors ,,rnnnod in during tho dav to hear II. md
uo'S ,''n Ill ,roniod 70 tiss tho hovs md
feed Thorn candy. Leo Is years old and Max
is n year younger They aro nice-looking
boys ana they r"'ner ehJoyeo 'he sensa''oh
that they had created. Mrs. harnow S pro-
sentiment led to their discovery and I'M
doubtedIy saved their n'es'
They werc locked UP with Andrew Leery. a
80, 49,, ~, 49,, 49,, :, o'a,oot on
proad ana Two ieet oeep' from CLOCK On
Monday afternoon until $3.50 on Tuesday
mHsns"s a., tho 't "S N noxo vc m SO won
and exhausted that they couldn't stand UP.
rho tbrce lIttl. boys wcr, living tangled up on
tho floor. with their faces toward the crack
between tho closet coor and the floor. This was
their only chance to get fresh air and the slim
supply Wouiu not hn'o heP' 'hch ei''e h"hS
hours longer.
Mrs. narrow m'lsseu Leo an ,,,. 'aN snD'D
after noon on Mohuny, oho u'"h neH,n ~
trom school @Ic n% sa , that he bod not seem
I'm 'e ,to ~ s"t" WI, ~ | .. M
tnsm' mrs narrow , asheu 'eF instant 70 ~
s1F hnthoM ,''"t ne ,,u =" 'e w, '.'
boys following mana organ IN WASH
Leo lad once before got lost through follow
inEa mana organ anu inc bonce 0, INC Zen,
derloin precinct took good caro- OF him and
sent him homo Mr. karnow hn could h ESt mot na
worry very much until i, got dark. Ho assured
His VITO i tGaj, her boy. wo9li be, returned to
noiic" s,ntion and then To l'uico Ilenu iartrrs.
Mrs. Karnow sient tho evening searching tho
.iounJ tho boys Mrs Krrnow was tired and
Lts ndiSe n n hnyr Mnd the Bly, lie Vent
hack to Police iicaduunrtcrs. Half II dozen
lost children wero tT"nGnt in from di%rrnt
Enrnow bows.
Sir. Lcery, the janitor Of tho house at 106
Wers s nHeGh n s.n w s"@ to the aer that
lis ilve-year.oid boy Andrew was also miss
sins. As these three boys played together it
the land organ Inn Until i'll ,hes had lost their Way
until u" !, "cock and thcn went home. saying
thnt if his children were not found before
o'clock he would ask the police to s'nl out a
Mrs. karnow and her husband again went
out together and searched for the boys until )
inun,.n md tried TO slorn She kent thinking
OF hsr children however. and ut $50 she went
down tt her nll- llnu tobacco store, which Is
on Ike rrnrnd l""r. ana said to him:
have been thinking OF Leo and Max. 1t
soc,rsas If they lad been calling for me. [
have "A feeling that they may 10 asleep in the |
cmntv nous next dor
They couldn't All three he asleep there |
since Yesterday afternoon" replied Mr. Kari
now "Thc doors are all open and We should |
huvs heard from them before this"
Mrs Knruow persisted however, that the |
house. should be examined. 1t is No ii Sixth |
avenue and has u common stairway rs fur us
the first iioor with the house in which the |
liy, n nj WORT For spyrral wprEs If
has been ,Inocrupi"d and its luro rooms have |
been used as IL playground by the children. |
None of tho rooms was locked up, and al |
though Mr. knrnow told his wife that it was |
useless tho search was made. The rooms |