New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
THE JENNISONS ARRESTED.
BANKER AND WIFE MAKE COUNTER
CHARGES OF KIDNAPPING IN COTRT.

Inc differences between Eliza abeth D. Jen-
h4soh and her husband, Frank E. Jennison,
reached the climax yesterday when each ap-
peared in city police court to answer the
other's charge Of kidnapping their four-y -year-old
child Alice c. Jennison
On June a it is charged Mr.. Jennison kid
mapped the child from its nurse and took it
10 greenwich, Conn. Mrs. Jennison went to that
town IN sensational manner. recovered the
GIRL and brought her TO this city
The next step was the obtaining Of a summons
from the Borough Court. Greenwich, by Mr.
Jennison, and the serving of the document on
MIS- Jennison after exciting race through
the city between her and the server OF the war
rant Mrs Jennison believing that another at
tempt to take the child away from her was
oelng made When the situation was explained
10 her at the end of the chase at the West
Forty-seventh-st. station Mrs Jennison ac-
cepted the summons
Inc warrant for the arrest of Mrs. Jennison
was brought here yesterday from Greenwich
by Deputy Sheriff w 4. Rich, charging Mrs
Jennlson with kidnapping her daughter from
that town. Mrs Jennison learned Of the exist
ence of the warrant and on advice Of her
counsel Mr.. Mooney, of Blandy. Mooney Il
Shipman of No II Wallis. gave herself up
TO Captain Titus of the Detective Bureau, at
Police Headquarters.
before surrendering, however she accom-
panied by Mr. Mooney. had gone to the Harlem
Pohce Court and obtained from Magistrate
ZeIler warrant fol Mr.. Jennison's arrest on
charge OF kidnapping. Mrs. Jennison wanted TO
make charge of assault, but the Magistrate
refused 10 issue a warrant that charge
When Mrs. Jennison surrendered TO captain
Titus he gave her in charge of Detective Ser
geants Murphy and Collins, who took her 10
the Iombs Police Court. Magistrate Cornell
heard the case in his private chambers Mr.
Mooney appearing for Mrs. Jennison, and David
Mason, or No. % William-st, for the husband
MT Mooney said the proceedings for extradi-
tloA. brought by Mr. Jennison were farCicaL
He said that the child was not kidnapped by
Mrs Jennison that Mr.. JenusOn was the real
Kldnapper, inaSmuCh he had taken the child
away from its mother by force on June IA and
had taken it out OF the State to Greenwich
conn In regaining possession of the child Mrs
Jennison could not be charged with kidnapping
tradition proceedings, Governor Odell, who had
been communicated with, had consented to give
Mrs. Jennison hearing.
Magistrate Cornell adjourned the hearing
until July To- after it had beer agreed between
counsel that the proceedings should be regarded
as a preliminary hearing and that Mr.. and Mrs
JennisOn should be paroled in the care Of their
respective counsel. Magistrate Zeer will next
hear the case.
ss While Mr. JennisOn walking up and down
the corridors outside the court room Policeman
Brenneis Of the Harlem Police Court Squad
placed him under arrest the warrant sworn
out by Mrs. JennsOn. This case came up in
cOrdance with the agreement Of counsel he was
paroled in the custody Of Mr.. Mason, Magis-
trate Zeller fixing the date Of the hearing for
July IL.