The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-18
WHERE Is LILLIAN KELLY?
LEFT HER HOME MONDAY WEARING
$1,000 WORTH OF DIAMONDS.

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1ucr Relatives say she Has Returned, bnt the
Father or MARY Eeinotr, Her Companios,
Says That both Girls Arc stin Missing
Hor Mother n wealthy Wakefield widow.
Lillian Roland Kelly. n daughter Of Mrs. Mary
Kelly Of watese,d loft hsr bome nm Monday
morning with Nav Mo,mo,z n dou0hter Of
Paul Me,metz ~ aio wost Fortv .srst, street.
Police Headouartera ua. notiaed NJ their disap-
pearancc Mt / .so A. NJ. veaterd,v. and n general
alarm was sent out.
Miss Kol,v Ia % vo.ra old Her mother.
widow Of the late Dan;e, Kelly. n contractor.
oamo into nosaos.ior a, n largo amount ~ reai
estate in Harlem and IN Tho ANNEXED district
upon tho death of her husband. about a wear and
a hoif 400 Iin,,n Isorv "a , h,,rd. WIFI bluo
ewes and y. pood agnre when sbc left homo
abe ,vorc n dork cloth sk,rt. b,ack and white
strinped ,hirt yyaist. n b,act tailor.maae coat to
match the Air, and n sa,lor hat sho
,lso roro n noir NJ d,ap,ona earr,noa n
cold h.r brooch cot vitb n solitaire dia.
mond n solitaire diamond ring and another
RING sot, With four diamonds two ruhies
and two sannhiros, Mrs. KolIv savs TINT Tho
diamonds her daughter wore were worth al 500.
en" . u"usn,or VIZ 1880:
she also wore q black enamelled chateiaine
Morr Moin,o,, =. "a V : o,a Ior ,o,,.r &,
80. , -. Nv
painter. Her mother keeps a little grocery ABOVE
which the family lives. She has light hair and
olueoses, snu ner nSu no nss .ne uess'opn'n.o
tenants Of Mrs. Kolly. and in that way Mary
MeImetx became ACQUAINTED with tho Kelly
girls. She was the particular friend of Mrs.
Kelly's youngest daughter, Mary. who is about
fifteen.
On Wednesday. June 2. Mary Meimetz went
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10 visi. inc heilys, VINO nve IN a eomior1aolo
cottage In Concord street. near kossnth avenue.
There is nothing about the cottage to indicate
that its owner is wealthy. Mary Meimetx
Al, ~. 80, how. oror az. v.nt on
49,, -. -. 49, ~. 10. 49,.
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get a change of clothing. The girl appeared to
,s.n s"p.,t.s ter .rhanrh ~ 80
cnts gave her little.
About - o,cIock nm MONDAY manning so Mary
hpout peioeh V" Ehohuas n'ornihs' oo Euaty
Kelly says, Mary MeimetZ asked Lillian Kelly
to go with her to Harlem, where she
a Sung !" = " ~ VIZ
Kelly toio her uauRnter NOT 10 60
but that made no difference. The two girls
the next; On Wednesday morning, about 1880
near Third avenue. Tho letters were in her
d dn ,ES sn ye, nSnd M.s n f., b bspd % of the a. address SsrS
Meimetz One letter was posted Mt IL o'clock,
ter ran as follows:
DEAR MANA; I am yery sorry for what have done
nv IesTinS nv home. Please don't let anr one know
Don't worry that I slept in any lad place. Because /
would rather die nrst' Dear Mama. il you viii for.
| give me this time It will never happen again. Mama
please meet me tomorrow at l2"th street. where the
cars stop. for l want to sing at the church. Home for
you Wednesday; For Gods sake. do come. or II you
don't be alone Mama; tomorrow Don't let Polly or
any one know y. l uia come nome anu rang the bell.
but you did not answer and Twas afraid to ring L1E again
Lila
Then, as II a postscript had been written.
though the letters p. were not added. 1t
continued:
For Gods sake. forgive me. mama: I would be
| happy II 1 wer. dead to worry you as I did.
T,o s.co,d lsttsr reaas No follows.
80. go - ~ ,m.
DEAR aAhA; l lotgot 10 say nj tHe IN my hote.
IL 3eioch tonorrow T"rnins. tease Lorg,,e me
nv rns, 10 1a no. = y 'nt nm n !, wv Iii sor,,rs me ,his in az n
viii ace a chang do no, W ami the neopie in W axe.
| feit 10 Know about Il. Mama meet me please. for /