The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-25
MRS. HAYEs'S long RACE.
THE CHASE OrER 4 7REs7LE TO RE-
COVER HER cum.
III the Middle Rer Husband Stopped ana
Threatened 10 Throw the Babe Into the
Bay Ir she MA Not Promise 10 Go Hack.

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III the Middle Her Husband stopred ana
Ihrentcned 10 throw INC snos into tho
Bay " she IVA Not Promise to d" Hack.
Little Joseph Hayes. the 2e-yeor-old child
who was kidnapped on Sunday from the house
OF his grandfather John Turner. Mt LOT Mar
eball street. Elizabethport. by the father. John
Hayes. is now nj straightforward. near Kings
ton. where the latter lives.
Mr. Hayes in n letter received 10y his wife Mt
Tlizabethport yesterday. tells her tina: II she
wants to see the child she can como to Slcight-
burgh az tho child will remain there with
him. ana that any time that she ia willing to
leave her parents and come 10 Sleightburgh he
is ,e,dy 10 aunnort ber
Mrs. Hayes. who ia dark-eyed. pretty
hamo vestorav .,,srnoor ~, n% ron n y" sha
nnn yes,"'uas uy teh"t,er one
ana ner husband. VINO w"r" married TOUR years
Of her father. Then he lett her nnd went 10
sieishtbursh. Before he went he said to her:
I'm be back again before long. and when
come il will bc for tho child,
Last Sunday morning at about o'clock,
when Mrs. Hayes was out aud Mrs. Turner.
the house, caught tho child out of it's crib
sns s out o. .hs ho"se Mrs. Turner
tempted to stop him. hut MS threatening
.- h@aas on H. ms Is my e''''' "o' yours
frightened ner'
.rs% .srror t sssino tn, child in his
arms Wv " '''' ' WV
a 10 .ar,se eF the f yoa 1 want S
sso It again come with mo to my home
The woman begged him to leave the child
rith bar h,,t he started randy toward the
Kills. which separate New Jersey from this
State at that point. After a moments hesita-
had got q pretty good start. hewent directly
sest ln house. o'a' ''e' f''' n"''' ID" INV '"'
give h% HSOat mt n she n"ns "ao
had known mr. from childhood, ,,,
In % d3ine, he lett the rhi!d unrua,,ded. n;
sny Mrs. EnE saash i n Gnn and na
,. as TIE u men 1nk What had hpnened
es Re Mss s sadn f seE %n
the child away. in the struggle III" ehild's
RSS H T Tss wa no Srn "f" Good this time
phaticaily to Hayes. I'm not in that sort OF
rapidiy with tic child to smith boat house ,;
/
Smiths was Closed.
''Iil get across il have to SWIM muttered
the man, ami then set out toward the Jersey
bsen looking about for policeman. but she
none although she pa Pw E her
bsthport's streets When husband and
wife reached tho edge OF the bay there
means OF crossing. NOR" than a mile Of trestio
th;.G mist n artisan nnI TIA t,s wore aim
cry. aud was STRUGGLING 10 his fnther's arms.
don't try to taEs Joe across there! YoaIlfali
That seemed to decide Hayes iie started
out at rapid pace carrying the crying child
on his shoulder and stepping from tie TO tic.
% os asss cvsr HF hs s sf nkns sHs hi
cse sRht Q, him i. the fog Aho the %s
III You don't promise to turn around and
You don't dare, she replied: know you
eth II" long peso had be"n se
bayonne and M under New jersey w
Hayes : destination was the bergen Point
ferry to Port, Richmond. s. l.; and there, was
ing the police If he went by the road. he struck
across lots. that part Of the town lying be-
SS the xs ss ana fS
lowed Hayes until they reached the ferry. On
Which being In New York state. meant safety
from the police for Hayes. The little ferry
boat oT k a Nss all ready 70 star" IT. Ticket ss.
you're only Just In time for the boat"
but there was Bone one, there .fasos ,,,,,;, . .,o