The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-20
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MALL ORDERS IMMEDIATELY FILLED.
DROPPED OUT OF SIGHT,
Mysterious Disappearance Of
Fannie Frederieks Her
Sisters Queer
Dream.

Miss Fannie F'redericks and her uncle,
Mr.. John johnson, who live at No 2431a
York street, have been searching for the
past month for tidings of the young
lady's sister, Albertina Fredericks, a
hunchhacked e girl who lived as nurse with
family in New York She lost one
poslt.on, and by answering an ADVERTISE
menl procured another as nurse to the
paoy lEiy ol young couple living, the sister
Snlnks uI on Twenty-fifth street, New
York. II was her custom to visit the
SISTER Fanny in this city each Sunday.
Her sister was her care-taker and each
week, rain or shine, she came to see her
at ne; 24Sla York street. She was not
in full possession of her faculties, and
was simple minded as a child.
She procured her new position on Feb
ruary H. and on February % visited her
SISTER Ior the last time. She gave her
SISTER her new address, but Fannie neg
iected to write it down, and it escaped
ner memory. Fannie resolved to ask her
SISTER for it again but on the following
Miss Fannie has the impression that the
mouse was on Twenty-fifth street, between
First and Second avenues, rather near the
latter, and on the uptown side of the
not recollect. She has searched that
street and other streets between Twentieth
and Thirtieth streets with no result.
the New York police were informed of
LIZ ulsd EpSdIdilce, anu tnelr dlu 5enlfSI6Q.
They thought they had located the miss
ing girl at Fordham Hospital The clerk
in charge there thought SO, too but after
he had told Fannie when she called there
moments he told her ne had made a mis-
take and the girl was not there. This
decision was made after an exchange of
notes between himself and a doctor ofwhom
Fannie knows only that he was red
headed. A return to Police Headquarters
in New York brought no more satisfac-
ton than that there must have been
some mistake in identity on the part ot
those who located the girl there.
Since that day. Friday, April 10, no
stidings of the girl have been received
although Bellevue Hospital the New
York Morgue and the institutions on
BlackwelPs and Wards Islands have beer
visited. Miss Fannie Fredericks would
girl and would appreciate even knowl-
edge of her death as a relief to her feel
ings She half believes the girl was
taken to the Fordham Hospital suffering
died and her body was dissected by the
doctors there. She even asked the doc
tors il such was thes case, to tell her
and she would not worry them about it
There is an insurance on the girls life
which Fannie has kept paid for years,
and which cannot be collected without
direct evidence of the girls DEATH
On February %, when the girl last
called on her sister, her long and beau
tiful hair had been cut off short There
were big sores of some kind on her head
and she explained that her employers had
caused her hair to be cut in order to
cure them Last Friday night Miss Fan
ME had a peculiar dream She dreamt
she saw her sister lying on a bed among
other beds with a large swelling upon
her neck. She dreamt that she asked a
doctor what was the name of the place
and he| told her it was st. Marks Hos
pital. She had never heard of ST. Mark s
Hospital before but read in the papers
yesterday, of a patient in that hospital
She will try that institution in her search
because she has some faith in dreams