Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-07-17
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ing PrdcticaIty Notnln9 TO Ioent1fy
Her BY. e. r.
Valley gttE MMesR Record: A young
and good looking woman, about TWEEN
ty years Of age, abandoned baby In
the parlors Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Monday evening. The woman came
in on the west bound N. r. passenger
train which arrives here at 1880 p. M,
and evidently had her plan for the
abandonment all arranged. Bert Ran
yon, the livery man, was at the station
and accosted her., asking her II abe
wished TO go to the 500 depot. She
stated that she did, but would have to
81 70 the Fifth Avenue Hotel hrst and
would later meet him at the Kindred
Hotel corner. She placed her satclel
A the hack and starred up the street
With the baby. She went direct to the
hotel and catered the paEior, which II
on the let 81 the main entrance. Here
she left the baby laying on the lounge
and without kaying ANYTHING to any.
one, turned aroun1 and started back
down the, street. Boarders who were
sitting In front Of the hotel noticed her
90 In and come out, but psid little at,
tsntion and could not accurately dea.
cribe the woman aftsrverds. A man
and woman who had arrived on the
same train enterad the parlor about
the same time. but did not notice the
woman's actions particularly. She ar.
rived at the Kiadred corner about the
time Mr.. Runyoa came along With the
hack and he, ailine - rsc9g4iEa her
without the baby, again accosted her
and asked her Il she wished to go to
the 500. She entered the hack and
Runyon went up the street, stopping at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel % look for the
woman with the baby, whom he failed
70. find. he had no time to wait, as
the 500 train was coming down the
hill and he had To- run his Aoraes to
make conneotions. The womsn did
not have time e; buy q ticket and en-.
tered The train without one.
The hotel people, did not know IN.
TIL several hours laher that the baby
had been abandoned. Il was. sgpplied.
with a bottle, Of milk and made No
outcry. me baby is apparently about
week Of age, and this fact might In
dicate that It was not the baby's moth.
en- who left it at the hotel It 10 a little,
girl with light hair. It's clothing Is
mostly Of d cheap character and some
Of its apparel has evidently been
hastily improvised An effort will be-
made to and q good home for the little
'p4e, who Is not responsible for it's IN.
natural parents.
A fairay good description has been
obtained pf the woman and an effort
WILL hssuoda IN trace hArs, She wasl
slender. young. light complexion and
good looking. She wore q light waist
and DARK skirt and her outer wrap
was . short silk Jacket. The fact that
she waS travelling with q baby Will
probably cause her to be remembered
by the tsstn men On train No. 5. whicA
she arr3xsd on, and tie further fact
that mn VA no ticket will undouhtedr
" cause W. Soo train men TO remeur
Der her Her actions show thaG shssis
familiar With Valley City,, as che knew
the focstion Of the Aotei ana was
aware q NJ sErals s1ssats Mr. making
connectspF With ne soo trains
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