New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
THE MISSING GIRL FOUND.
MRS. ANNIE QUACKENEUsH STILL ALIVE
THE SEVEN YEAR OLD DAUGHTER LEFT AT

THE SEVEN YEAR OLD DAUGHTER LEFT AT 4
HOTEL IN THIS CITY.
Mrs Annie ouacl,cnhush, who was shot In the 'ea1
nv Charles = Ouackenbush. her husband VINO com
mitted suicide BY shooting the woman's apartment
No I5l Warren-st, Newark, on Friday night was s''
alive in St Michaels Hospital in Newark last nie"|
The ball remains imbedded in her brain. she "'N
pary conscious yesterday. and seemed TO be coah''
Of what had happened. Trepannlng must be re'orlco
10 TO relieve her of the bullet but the chances OF her
living are 30 small that this has not been resorted TO-
The body Of Quackc nbush was taken 10 The mo- sue
The three little children are being temporarily cared l'
by the God family. living in apartments above III ''s
house They were PLAYING abou; the house ye''er
day. and appeared to have no realization OF Inc taEcuy
The daughter Maggie. who accompanied VuacRei'D"sh
TO Canada and had been left by him at tie Ifo'e
Devonshre, in East Forty second st. in th' c|' WIT"
Instructions 10 for him. taken TO Newark yes
ter1ay and is with friends there
Ouackenbush and his little daughter arrived at the
hotel in East Forty >ccondt. on Tuesday evening bo
were we'll dressed. but the man evidently h*' oeeh
drinking Nouor freely. as he could not write his name
in the hotel register lie tod John simpson the hisAt
clerk TO write down the "Cha'lcs DAVIS ana
said he lived in Montreal. lie paid for ROOM IN when
the cid was put to sleep but he remained IN te once
most the night, talking to the clerk lie sara ne hau
been travelling about the country several months iof
the benefit Of his health and had spent some time III
hospital Francisco, where hc was tNa'c" i"i
disease OF the eve The doctors thought ne would o'e
his sight Al one time said. but lie had escaped bna
On Wednesday QuackenbuSh left the hotel, taxing
his daughter with him. and saying that he was sohs
back to Montreal. lie returned To the hotei OH
Thursday night with the girl and repeated the per
formance Of Tuesday night, sitting In the once ana
talking to smonson for hours after the child was
asleep In the course Of his rambling talk QuacRen-
bush said he was a gambler in this city at ono time
nd ad dpal I'm pl0Ce earning % night
al hope / shall win tomorrow lie added
Ouackenbush left his child at the hotel on Friday
and said he would return for her In the evening
His failure to return caused some remark on troaS
night but little Maggie cared for usual by ono
OF the chambermaids. SimonsCn yesterday read an
account Of the tragedy in Newark and lie suspected
that the man who had called himself Davis at the
hote, wae no other than Quackenbush lie tried IN
vain to confirm that suspicion by talking with the
little girl. smOnsOn consulted with Captain EaLlns
Of the Grand Central Station squad. and captain
Eakins communicated with Inspector Byrnes, who In
formed the Newark police. When Detective Carroll
went TO the hotel in the afternoon. he said to the little
girl We'll Maggie have come to take you 10 your
mamma in Newark" The child startled out OF her
reserve and said joyfIlly, "Oh! how did YOU know
my mamma was there1" In vallse which QuacKeI
bush had left at the hotel found letters and
papers which left no doubt the Identity OF the
child.
The criminal authorities in Newark are freely cen
sucd for permitting Quackenbush 10 20 free twice, u
der comparatively small bail after he had made Two
muiderous tacks on his wife and had openly threat
place him under restraint like any other naahlhh
with hOmicdal mania