The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
PUPIL NURSE DISAPPEARS.
MISS JALONICk LEFT ST. LIkE'S
FOR 4 WALK WEDNESDAY,.
Daughter Of n wealthy Citizen OF Dallas
Took Up Nursin; From Religious I'm.
pulse Returned Cheeks 10 Father
Recent! --.lsrr friends N!sttneG.

Margaret Jalonick a nurse in the st
L'ke's Hospital Training School. whose
home is in Dallas. Tex, left the hospital for
a walk on Wednesday afternoon. She did
not return and not trace OF her has been
found, although detectives have been
working on the case since Thursday.
Miss .Jalonic.i was ,? years old and en-
tered the training school in January. At
one time, according to Miss Wilson, the
superintendent Of the, Training School,
she thought of leaving the school. but was
persuaded by her parents 10 remain. and
after that she seemed to take hold of her
work with renewed interest.
Almost every afternoon she went for a
walk in Riverside Park, and occasionally
visited friends in this city when she was
of duty. When her recreation time came
on Wednesday afternoon she changed her
uniform for street costume and went out
rs usual. saying nothing about her return.
Her clothing and belongings were found
later in her room just as she had always
left them and nothing Gavo evidence that
she had prepared to go away.
When Miss Jalonick did not return on
Wednesday night the hospital authorities
sent messages to all her friends In this
city and received replies saying that
Miss JalonicS had not called upon any
Of them lately. Her father in Dallas was
then informed of her disappearance and he
sent back word to Police Headquarters to
have an alarm sent out. Since Thursday
when that was done, the hospitals and in
stitutions have been searched on the theory
that the young woman met with an acct
dent.
1t was said at the Hospital that she had a
brother in Lafayette. Ind, but he had re-
piled to kilograms Of inquiry that his sister
had not arrived at his home. Miss Wilson
said that Miss Jalonick had had no trouble
in the school, and so far as she knew. had
absolutely no reason for leaving
The police OF the Wes. l25th street sta
ton declared yesterday that they knew
nothing about the case and the same state
ment was made at headquarters. but Miss
Wilson declared positively that the police
we're searching for the young woman.
DALLAS, Tex, May 2o.-Miss Margaret
Jalonick ia about % years old. She is the
daughter of one Of the wealthiest citizens
of Dallas. He is George W. Jalonick
president Of the Southwestern Life Ipsur-
ance Company If Dallas. Miss JaloDck,
before going to New York declared that
God had directed her to take up the work
of relieving suffering, and she had de-
termired to become professional nurse
as her life work.
MIR. Jalonck and his brother Isaac
left for New York on a late train last
night to assist in the search for the
missing girl. They will join Texas friends
at the Earlin gton Hotel. 1t appears a. II
the girl did not contemplate anything rash
on last Wednesday. On that day she wrote
the following note to her father, which ia
postmarktd at New York at 1875 O'Clock
that night and was received at her brothers.
office in Dallas this afternoon:
My DEAR PAPA: Enclosed return YOU
two checks. Please place them in the bank
IA do not need the money have decided
to remain here, as | like the place. believe
wrote you so before. | cannot write more
now. il ia within 1vc minutes Of duty. will
write you a letter tonight. Lovingly.
MARGARET.
Her mother. who Is very sick, has not
been told that she is missing Mrs. Jalonick
believes her husband has gone to New
Orleans on business.