The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-03

vent and P. sot,d .h sroES ' h. Would M a.
given her a home and had her in their control.
d put 5o eISs 70 T S asr b. "San
b.ls Es s9 up IN. the the soounn
iold a pitiful story She said, she had
S LEI. her home 1sub s sRTT hsr Il no
ISL Army and had married. shortly after her &,
treated her brother and herself she said. SO
they ran away from their home and b came am to
Mr. brown told her she seemed. to, be re:
fined girl with fair education and she ought sht
OF OF better Iifs than knockins around look
ing for work as a waitress In a restamrant
She replied that she would be happy II she
| could only get a situation az governess In
After leaving the situati in Mills Hotel
No, she remained as a boarder in the home
Of town with Mrs Boa%rcsatd. and once in a
she and Mrs, BeaureRard were met on the
Bowery by persons Who knew both OF them.
Bsne was w %s Is sT &%ys s
| She told Bentley not to say To- any one that he
had seen her, because she was supposed to be
out OF town
AFRAID OF BEING ARRESTED,
| Bentley asked her IL she had read about the
kidnapping OF the Clark baby. and instead OF
| that She answered the description of he woman
known as Carrie Jones. and she then asked
moi m be rSS oo enn na to- s
| on suspicion Of being Carrie Jones: She told
grmtisy that she WI was gong "mt q, town anu
| TABLES WITH THE KIDNAPPING STORY.
| On SUNDAY. May q. the day, on which the
Clsrk child was kidn9pRed Mrs, Mrsl, b,eamrega ad
meeting the jnnitors wife In the hall. said she
was going to take trip out Of town fora Jew
I ~ Erip rpnI nufTnlp
| that she always used 1t when she went 10 visit
her relatives at Goshen Hm tnG W th.
telling the TORS wife that she had secured
situation 2u, Of town and womIi not return
| that Mrs. Clark employed Carrie Jones to care
for little Marion. A..
Clark child had been kidnarprd,, Belle Ander
son returned TO- the Be3ursGard apartments ,irs
hannSehSSaeGS kna "SH as Mr fHnshss." ' The
BTaa hns front tns re
and was living there when Belle Anderson re-
turned. Belle remained in the, house with
shs Joined several other tenants in
the root for breath Of fresh air.
Among these we're Joh9 F"ries and his y wiie.
' W%n%n It Mr1 Mrs" f% %T ' be happy now II she
| was holding her baby lust as | am holding
NELLIE ANDERSON DISAPPEARS.
FAIRIES r"mar kcd tina, il h" knew who the
kidnapFcr was he woMldn,t hesitate to murder
WIN him and offered it to Belle 50
d"riarins that she was tired Of reading about
it and then suddenly left the crowd the roof.
went down to tie B"auregards' apartments
and put on some Of Mr.. Beanregard's clothing
| an hour later ON the Buwerv by the Mills Hotel
The police obtained from Bentley photo
| graph or the girl and also description OF her
as She was dressed on thai OCCASION. Bentley
told the police he was sure she was the Carrie
Jones they were looking for
Hughes. the hunchbaek. disappeared from
the Beauregard fiat on Memorial Day. Beau
ing, Then; he was going out OF the house.
Dahl. the housekeeper. hurried after him. AS
rapidly that Dahl was unable t. overtake
him. Dahl didn't hear anything more about
I'm until yeSterfay when the police s SaiI thai
under the name of Wilson in Rockland county.
and were held there on the charge of kidnap
ping the Clark baby.
SEIZURE OF LETTERS
When Capt. NlcC lusky got back to town yes.
ter!ay he sent two detectives to the annex OF
Mi!!I ti"te No | with Instructions to seize any
4 Mrs Beauregard or Belle Anderson:
TIE detectives found .. siX letters Three Of
one to Mrs Mark Beauregard. Another WAS
addressed TO Mrs, George Barrow. care OF Mrs.
Bennre,gard. and the remaining one to Mrs.
Two detectives were stationed at the house
with instructions to take Belle Anderson into
to bring Hughes around to Police Headauar-
ters IN case he turns up. SO that he may
Belle Anderson. Dahl told the detectives that
HUGHES seemed t S,i to be respeGta bic man The
he crime n" but they would ike to to meet Em TO TO
| see i he could throw any light on the matter.
nh" lie seemed 70 be a very nice man" said
B"aaregaT 1nu Mrs B o oT B &He
anderson; The Be9nregaards said they
and that they attended the meetings
in Fourteenth street regularly. While Beaure.
10 have money with him. He said he had
penty, ~. OF money 9 in the bank but hs
NSS aFfs the ssdny nsh
before the kidnapping tine Clark baby,
derSon was Il carpenter who lived in the Mills
appeared within the last two days.
| Electric Vehicle Company. where he bad been
| employed on Thursday afternoon and wanted
to hire cab.
| WILSON'S TRIP TO TOWN.
should want cab said qperintenlent Bren-
nan, Iand ! asked him about il oh, that's
he Sda he vent h s%a al IL s3 on" it in
cabs which was in charge of a man named
| Meade.
cab THURSDAY afterpoon: said Meade. the
TO take him to, 1870 East slxty.nfth
Clark. whose baby had been, kidnapped
| He got out Of tho cab and. walking up the
| stoop. talked for a few minutes to man who
| was standing there. Then he came back and
getting into the cab. told me TO take him to the
o'clock"
Probably Detective Calhoun or Detective
| Weller saw him. said Mr.. Clark last night
These were the detectives stationed ON my
| st0op at that time"
When Cant. McClusky was asked about tho
| identitlcation OF the persons under arrest he
| said that Wilson was Mark Beauregard and
| that Mrs. Wilson was the woman who had
| been known in the Mill annex rs Mrs Beaure-
| gard. He alao said that 1t was generally be-
| lleveu that Beauregard had been arrested in
| lS'S on a charge OF larceny. and that II his
| record was hunted up there would be many
| queer charges against him.
| When the Chief Of the Detective Bureau WIS
| asked II person connected with newspaper
| was at the bottom of the kidnapping plot, he
| said;
| We have discovered some very dirty linen
| that will have to be properly washed, The case
| has grown to be u very peculiar one. and great
| many persons will have 10 give explanations
| before get through with them"