The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-02
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/ rooms until the plans FOR the recovery
| of the little girl had been fuzzy ma
| tured
Her keepins so close to her room. hoy
! ever caused gossip il the hotel, aid
| tbis added to the nervousness from 80 Oh
| she was already suffering TO such an eS-
| te,,t that she wired her attorneys on
| Thursday that she was unable 20 wait
| longer. and was determined to orlns mat
| ters to an issue to-day On tne receipt
of her telegram. Biandes', Mooney ana
| S.ipnan sent two more OIL sheiI assist
| ants to Greenwich.
| chnrtIv after noon to-day Mrs. Jenni-
sens party engaged two carriages ana
! drove to the Held House. One OF the
carriages was driven by besora Doran
and the other by Jim Kelly. Both were
| instructed in the parts which they were
| avnecteG TO play. They were each prom
ieed $50 provided they succeeded IN get
| ting Mrs. Jenniscn and her party over
the State line in safety
WIFE, AND HUSBAND MEET.
The carriages stopped in front Of e.
| c. Eeuedict's mansion, which Is near tne
Held House. and Mrs Jennlson ana l4l
marty aIfghted They assembled the steps
| ,.f the hotel, and just as they reached rae
riazza they came face TO face with Jenni-
| SON and his valet Gibbons. AS soon as
1ernison saw his wife he threw up his
| hands and exclaimed:
-'1ton't hurt me-!
re evidently feared she intended to
| s3oof Mrs. Jennison dartad past him
| jnso the hotel. Then Massey ana his as
| sistarts took cut the writ OF habeas cor
| nus which they had secured from Judge
| ;TrIrax of the Supreme Court of the First
District of New York on Tuesday last,
and began to read it TO him,
While they were thus engaged Mrs.
| Iernison lost no time. She went UP
| eraIr in the hotel and located the room
| in which her child was. The nurse hlred
| h.. Mr. Jennison was with the enid
| When Mrs. Jennison grabbed UP the
| cI?-Id the nurse offered resistance MIS-
| Ianuison knocked her over, escaped rom
! tho room with the child and locked the
| ,I,,rsa in she on hurried down stairs.
| Meantime an exciting scene had taken
| Mace IL, the MOTEL corridor. When Mrs
| 1er1,ixc,7.s co-conspirators had finished
reading the. writ issued by Judge lruax
| ~ Iernison. and he in his excitement naa
| taken it and put it in his pocket tlo-
| hcrs with more display OF nerve tisln
| his employer seemed able 70 command,
dyacv a revolver and said that writ or no
writ the party should not have the
| CHILD AS he drew the revolver che or the
| krdns ppers closed with him. Ihey stfus-
g1ed and fell 10 the floor His assallaht
being more powerful. succeeded m wrest-
! ing the revolver from MN before ne
| co1id discharge it.
n was at this junctura that Mrs Jen
nison made her appearance with the
| child. The hotel was in an uproad, sev-
| era1 women who had witnessed the
| struggle having become hys;erfcal from
| excitement
Mrs. Jennison had brought trained
| nurse, with her. The nurse took little
| ALICE from her and dashed to one OF the
| carriages in Waiting. AS soon as they
| we're in the driver piled the lash 70 his
| horses and the carriage rolled down the
road at furious pace. Mrs. Je11ison
ran for the next carriage. two or her
! narry running with her and Mrs Massey
following close behind. Mrs Jennlson
| and the two men sprang into the car
! cage. Mrs. Massey vas aps'''% - A'i
| low.
"Keep out of here. said Mrs Jenni-
| aon rushing her off the step. Mrs. Jen-
| nison had never met Mrs MASSEY. and
supposed that she was one OF the PIt-
suers. The men hastily EXPLAINED Her
hat dropped on in me sLus 5s 80 Tss
were OF no consequence JUST then ne
| driver s+r1cl, his horses and off the sec
| ord .arr;a4e went Mrs. Masseys dis
arranged hair dying in the breeze.
The wing carriages were almost out
Of sight before Mr.. Jennison recovered
| his presence of mind Some one sus-
| 5as+5a IA him to telephone to Port
/ S,has+a- RI have the party headed off
| t.fo-. +ha, reached the State line He
,e,1t ,o me telephone only to find Mas
! COZ, In possession Massey managed TO
| daIav the telaphoning for some time.
| when he thought his party had gained
! = sufficient start he ran out OF the hotel,
| hailed a passing dogcart being driven py
| lady. enlisting her sympathy by
| hriAf recital of what had occurred. and
vas driven off by her in the direction
| ubjeb Mrs Jennson and the rest of the
party had taken
THE PURsUERS FOILED.
Prosecuting Attorney Walsh. as soon
as he learned of the Kidnapping. tele-
near Port Chester. TO be on the look
ont for the party and bring them back
al all cost But the kidnappers had
anticipa ted every move that was likely
to be made to thwart them Instead of
continuing in the carriages to Port
Chester they left them at Byrali Bridge,
and there took the trolley.
AS the carriag es 1eared Byrali Bridge.
rho horses going at fun gallop the
crowd which was at the trolley depot
thought both teams were running away.
and as they saw them dashing toward
the depot there was q panic. The crowd
scattered in every direction women
screaming
When the horses were brought TO a
hair at the trolley station the distance
of four miles from the hotel having been
covered in exactly half an hour, both
Mrs Jennison and Mrs. Massey were
much dsheveled in appearance, and both
were in a state OF high excitement The
trained nurse had the child wrapped
up in a black shawl. The party boarded
the trolley car which was in waiting.
and the car started at once. Coistabie
Medley arrived at the station just as
the car was disappearing Mr. Jenni-
! son, who had had horse hitched up to