The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-02


avenue. A crowd Of hacks and hansoms Joined
In tie pursuit. They were followed by bare
At Fifth avenue the first carriage turned up TO-
Slxty-hfth street and then went at a rapid pace
to the Clark home.
HOME AGAIN-A CROWD GREENS THE BABY.
the block. The driver OF McCluskys carriage
had been ordered not to spare his horses. and
sSns u 6SsSdG sa'} s
Cries Of Here they are Here's the baby,
cheer. Capt. Donohue had ordered his police.
men to Keep the people back. but although
and - the j Policemen were scattered i ike
many st1aws The sawd almost oPped
S WSS S SSsf rdns on tho box umpei
down and had to fight, furiously before he
could aren't Gnep the carrias9 door, narrow space
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crowd around the carriage began to cheer
again. The cheers were taken up by those
who were unable to get within hundred feet
OF the curb.
Of the baby before the doors closed on It that
they made rush UP the stoop. and for moment
clark Was unable to move ahead.
called out a man. and then a dozen others took
up the cry. but Clark didn't hear them. He
only those who we're very close could sec It at
all. The child looked very pale and thin. 1t
wore white dress and little white cap.
Several policemen jumped in when the crowd
blocked Clark way, and by a generous use Of
their nightsticks cleared a passage through
which the man made his way into the house.
THE MOTHER GETS FIRST CHANCE
The do9Ts behind HIM bt his
2 boarding house Every boarder In the house
Ind at least half dozen friends visiting him;
mad the s1sb as s MS Eed w Rs6
oh, let me kiss her, exclaimed one woman
dear" said another. and she tried to take the
child out Of C!ark,'s arms. .,-..,,o-.
McGlusky sterniy, The chiids mother is
waiting, for it. For heavens sake let her have
tie head Of the stairs. 1t was Mrs. CLARK, who
s E ES ed had BEEN sy fhf o fer
mother and half q dozen q her relatives
her in the back room Of the second floor and
had succeeded in keeping her in their room all
But once she heard the noise below and realized
hat her chi lid was back there was no holding
met hs shS sS %Sr and
Without word Clark put the baby in her
GsRs as be sS M@ her Go6er oS6 5y pS
T %.EESdd ";T ma COD L Tha%E GAP s%d
With hnppqess She was N too en se S to- 1t
room. alternately hugging and kissing the
baby. who kept rubbing her mothers cheeks
with her hands and smiling up IN her face.
HAD TO SHOW THE BABY TO THE CROWD.
In the meantime. despite the efforts of the
police to disrerse it, The crowd outside had
kept S and 9bTgsr i had chheeredd
for Mrs. Clark. and then it Just Kent cheerin
because everybody felt good and wanted to
Let us see the baby bring it to the win
This struck the crowd as being good idea
and to9k pP the cry Cart Nc
let the people see Marion Tor moment" WA
the Mrs s GHk ind h 2S ay p IL
roar vent up that must have been h ,G
hats in the air and women shrieked from ey-
element Mr. Clark went away from tn,
Il They yelled to her to come back again and
S1 fit hle' Marion shook her hand 70 tne crowd
and that sent the women into ecstasies and
hSns4 R@d ste @ xii, Mr.. e2 bark SI Sad to pr the
fook 6e tn MpG SoS
wild scramble to get them and, although they
wer" torn all to PIECES. not yestlge Of them
we'll satisfied to Get a petal, leaf or stem.
CHEERS FOR TIRE POLICE, TOO.
1t was quarter Of IL O'Clock when Capt.
McClusky. accompanied by Chief Devery and
Detective Armstrong came out OF the house.
The crowd spotted them and man cried out:
Three cheers Tor .Deycry and MGClusky!,"
somebody else called for cheers for the New
fGrk FNcs DepartiTe th they wer9 gh,yen to-
turnnl low the shades pullpl down
Capt, McClusky and Chief Devery went to the
East SiXty-Seventh street police station. whore
they were, Joined few minutes later by Mr.,
CLARK; Clark seemed IaIed As he sat il Capt.
wanted to for publication. and Clark said:
MR.. CLARK TELLS ABOUT IT.
There isn't anything for me TO say, except
am the happest man in New York. gave her
the child as. soon as could after got into the
a we'll woman. Tie doctor tod me that the only
MEDICINE rSIG give give her was her her BABY and
soon %H"s as saw the child I knew my Baby. and
presently fhs knew wrnsnt cant say any
want to say that owe everything to the po.
lice, wS.o have worked night and day on this.
and ny VIZ her health ara hanpinss,s AGAIN"
Mc6sfy That he aH has 50 Been SS oya II to I the
police all through. and has borne up like a
man under his misfortune"
And ! want to say" remarked Chief Dey
cry " that we owe almost everything to the
newspapers. They have worked in common
cause with us. and by SPREADING the news OF
the child than anything else could have done"
CAPT. M'cLUsKY SAYS HE'LL GET THE WHOLE
GANG
Capt McClusky was questioned about the
chances Of rounding NJ the gang Of kidnappers
that stole the child. He said
belioye We will know AL about b this gang
son woman we have the chief member OF
tke gang ~ She oh Is no stranger +" us;
Carrie Jones'. tho nurse girl. but, she's
stealers., II won't take US long with her
more now. excepting that it's n great happ-
ness to us TO have seen the child restored to Its
mother. Now. thnt that Is done. we will never
quit working until the kidnappers are pun
ished for their crime.
The extreme penalty for kidnapping Is fifteen
years Imprisonment
MOTEMENTS or THE KIDNAPPERS.