The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-23
STORY OF A STOLEN BABY.
POLICE LOOKING FOR ARTHUR NJ.
CLARK'S DAUGHTER MARION.

Guppnaad NnrGeunaid niganDenred with IT,.
and sent Back n Note written on News.
pnper "Copy paper, Suggesting That
the Child would BE Returned for Money.
What 10 o,spaoted 20 he tbe exn,,;t ~ ,
.u.n.no, In sa.roh ~. . eono.tion ia f,r-
nishod hv tbe ,lIeoId tidnannino on Sunday
aftarnoon ~ Marion the Oh montbs' old dauph.
tor ., NJ .nd Mrs Arthur w CIark NJ 15a
FEET sixtv-efth straet Tbe child vos takep
an short,v hofore Noon an SUNDAY bv a nurse
oirl Known as Carrie Jones she tool The child
into Central park and vhoeled Il in ira oar
ri.os m ths menaperip She left the car.
riaes IN n shsd onnosita tho Arsenal taxing
tho child ,wav in her arms and remark-
inc 70 . part smn,ovee as abe did 40 that
she was going IN take n n Gee the animals
Nothi,, boo h.en sae, NJ tho nurae mr. child
oinco-or AZ loast Il ia so s,,ted-but n note was
brought to Mr. Clark late on Sunday after
noon in which the writer saws that the child ia
nil right. and intimates hat Il viii be returned
on tho pavment ~ money
Tho nolice had n general alarm sent out and
earched all Sunday night and Yesterday for
the child. Cant. Donabue of the East sixty
seventh street station and eight detectives
from, tho Central On,ce mat CLARK at the station
from tne central on'ce meS o,urN az u s'aSlo"
mouse ias' hign. anu 'ook MN = Tx zap,
o1nsad donrs for an hour and a half
C.nt ,,aCr,a,v Yros thora n,os+ ~ tho tina
oap'. McoiusAy was 'here noS' 'ne '.nie'
a D,t' h"rrv Can't Mccluskv and Mr. CLARK
came out Of the e' Captains room Just before
| midnight and went away in the direction
OF Mr.. Clark's house. Capt. McClusky
said " have nothing to give out at present"
| The last order which Capt. McClusky gave as
he left the station was to Detective Weller who
hurried of.
Detective Armstrong. ACCOMPANIED by Detec;
tive Long OF Capt. Donahue's force. returned
gone. He carried a large bundle wrapped IN
newspapers watch was kept on Mr.. Clark's
most betwesn third and park avenues, An
p pHss Ie,sesu l wns in 9TH" the t house AVENUES A"-
The nformation thew cot from Mr., CLARK is as
follows:
The Jones girl answered an advertisement
for a nurse inserted in a morning newspaper
by the Clarks about a week ago she said she
farm and mad come TO inc eit.' she naa no
caged. She did her work well and nothing out
OF Of the @, 9rdi9sry nappTehhss S I'm hat ga SIC loon she
did at her own suggestion; ,,,, ,u,,,,n
The hen nurse ass was whsH ordered th,ss h TO come nss SaSE v Wlbn1n
her appearing Nj, Clark went out to look Tor for
her. Inc nrst thLhg ne ran across was me
pahy Carriage IN tne sneu opposlte tne arsenal
he reported the matter 10 tne farE p2ilc9.
Az o CLOCK SUNDAY aiterhoon treuerick
Lang. 10 years oid; OF $50 west fllty.nrst
street. brought MIR. clark the following note:
Mr.. Clark: Do not look for your nurse and osby.
They are safe In our possession, where they will re:
main for the present II the matter Is kept out 81
tas nanas or ,h hs ppn nee. ana and ' nen newspsSpSrs son w wan
yet your DaDy oaGk safe anu SOUND. !: ihsteau, you
max ii a Gig t me- aS % !. ana pu hsr ~ ~ oyer Ne Ne
s ~' dTivsn t 70 this J The fast that we cannot Get
wort' and one of us has a child diving through want
OF proper treatment and nourishnent. Your baby