The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-28


and on the street
Mrs. Rosan says that naturally she Is
bothered TO death it'll persons who come
20 the house out of mere curiosity TO in
auire in person for news and express their
sympathy for the parents
Ms, Rosan says she cannot account for
what has happened and finds il just as
a'ifcult 70 advance even a reasonable
theory today as she did On the day the
crime occurred.
" hen reporter called at the home OF
Nr. and Mrs. Clark between So and 9
p m Thursday. two Contra! oasce de-
tectives were coming down the steps.
lhey denied their identity. and declared
they were boarders in the house. At SIX
/ tV-hfth street and Lexington avenue they
| We're joined BY n man who. although Ia
harrled away with averted face. locked
suspiciously ike chief Dsvery. A rnemant
/ .ater Mrs. Rogan admitted the men were
detectives.
I Just before this these same men had an
! interview with Mr.. Clark that had u,,h !.
I cheering effect upon him that ne went out
/ Tor little stroll. dropping casually into
one or two shops IN the neighhorhoot
where he Is in the habit OF trading.
+ Speaking Of his visit. Jalias Coet,a W.,
( has an apothecary store az s,x,,.-ss,n
+ street and Lexington avenue. tol8 a -
/ porter: =
II don't know what Mr.. Clark has heard.
Ou' ne vas Just in here and said he had
more nope now than az any time since
me child disappeared lie also looked
brighter than when I saw him LAST u
may he that the Journals big reward has
encouraged him, but am inclined 20
mink ne has heard something from, the
police too"
- r. boettaker. who keeps a milk sns
egg store next door 10 Goethe. also So
MT Clark about the same tirle and r.
marked thst he looked brighter.
X Is nonsense 70 say that this me,
knows anything about the wherea ho,,,s n,
his child. said NJ. oBettaker. 81 k-e.
MIN Wei BY sight. as be used - stoo IN
mere every night 10 set fresh-lata err
70 take home 70 his little girl Since arr.
'hiHg occurred he has aged ten year. ara
lost as many pounds 81 flesh. Besides nj.
suffering from the loss ~ his child he "a.
the added anguish - being forced IN We
ness his wife's mental agony. The hna-..
OF all their neighbors bleed Tor th.r,
both"
Asked whether he knew Carrie ro,..
Boettaker said he only saw her enee. w.,
she went 20 his store 20 make sorpe pu,-
chases for the Clarks. who have an ar
count there.
i noticed her closely when ~. ,ols -.
to charge It 10 the Clarks. because h,6
never seen her before" said IN. ,raA..-
man. she looked SO quiet and ladyirks
'iiat was satisfied u was all right. ara
SCI her down Rs relative visiting then,
u never occurred 20 me that she wss a
domestic"
n the person who carried OF Marion
Clark do not bring her back pretty ~oon
or II they are not discovered. the moral
crime Of murder may possible he added
10 that of kidnapping. The loss OF hop
child may kin Mrs Arthur Clark
Mrs. Clnrks condition yesterday va.
most serious. She did not .eave her roor,
except 20 rush % the hallway ARA nee-
over the hanisters every time the he'll
rang. She simply could not control her
self az such moments. for each ring might
mean news from her lost darling.
When there was nothing % attract her
attention. she found II impossible 60 ken
quiet fOr a moment u was evident % an
about her that she was suffering terribly
AFTER q moment 81 apparent calm she
would begin 20 cob Historically and. catch.
ing 40 her 5-months-o,d baby. would
strain her 70 her breast. meaning that she
az least could not be taken from her
Again. she would walk nervousiy 10 ana
down The room. every nov and then tu.al-
Ing and PRAYING Ia the lord 10 send h.
back her child Time and again che said
"Oh. why ga she rot take at ,ha lfs,i.
property Vve have and leave me my Mar
ion p"
Al such times her husband world sti ara
look az her suffering. ara hfs avea -r,.,iS
1l with tears ~ the tho-ieht that De haA
no message with Thich he could console
her.
Or. S. }. o'Den. - so East Eighty.
sixth street. the ClarkE regular fsmry
7hyEi'ian. attended her Yesterday lie rala
ID Journal reporter iast evening.
USUALLY J should r~fl-e 10 tax ahost
ne condition ~ one n my pafir-fa put
.his case has attracted such widespread
attention that make 81 40 exception a.
Tar - I can win rroprlety-
Mrs. clark r. suTeria., from = firm -
.acial paralyris technically irarr q.
laniphieEia II fisiorts her face On n.
1Eht SIDE snd make q fimra'f fo- ~
% close her riFht ese TIE rirht corner
y her mouth IS s's3 drawn down. Her
aneiiion - tfst ~ = disfrartrsf woman
~ she suffers terribly Hers = a case =
'onn'e'e nervous prostraflsn r arm pre-
.criblng sed1'ivee f9r her ga The hope thst
De may 60 some vfeea"
Mr. Clark received many srrr~-f~--
= Tnratsy from strangers a-d ~
Fls75F 1re f"-g everything - 81 u4ris
p distract her attention frora fhs ~sis-r-
20 '1af has hefs'teo tsr T7sy fear 80,
Do FHr-k and strain may aTr~, her ralrs
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