The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-02
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sAe managed ~ tell Nor story 10 The chles,
with many Interruptions. she married
Oordon, WIN 10 travelling salesman, seve-
mi years ago, shs aid, and lived with him
until last becember NJ i07 Eas, seventy.
hfth street, where aha IL still living. In
Decembet Gordon disappeared aud his wife
asked the poiice 10 Iook for him.
About that time the pollce heard that q
man named Gordon, alao q travelling sales.
q had married Miss Julia Dun ~ sia
Willow avenvs. Hoboken. The police heard
that Gordon, who Ia q Jew, was 80 much In
love with Miss Dun that he voluntarily
agreed to become n Christian II she would
marry him. He renounced the Jewish faith
and was married. the police say. on Christ
mas Day laAt TO Miss Duff by the Rev Father
Fitzpatrick In the Church Of Our Lady OF
Grace. Miss Duff's family had full conf
dence In Gordon and his new wife never sus-
pected that he was deceiving her.
Gordon was Obliged to be away fr ON
Hoboken. where he settled down with Mise
Duff. for three or four days out Of every
week. Early in March the Manhattan Mrs.
Gordon heard that a man Of her husbands
name had married a Hoboken girl and was
living over there. She vent over to Ho-
boken, found her husbands new address
and made o call on her successor. There
was a photograph Of Gordon on the mantel-
piece.
who IL ehatp' asked Mira. Gordon Of MAN.
haitian.
That's my husband, = said Mrs. Gordon
of Hoboken. ITS an excellent picture Of
him"
1T is indeed said her caller. -and no.
body ought to know any better than /.
because he is my husband
agreed to 60 to the police and have Gordon
arrested for bigamy. They got a warrant
for him and an officer was prepared to
serve 1t when Gordon should appear at
his Hoboken home. He didn't appear.
next the police heard from him he was
in Pittsburg. He was traced from Pitts.
burg to Richmond and from Richmond
to Baltimore; then he dropped out OF sight.
Miss Duff went back to her family, i'll
from the shock Of learning how Gordon
had deceived her. Last Monday she left
her home to 60 to Manhattan, but she didn't
return. The police were asked to find her.
Then her brother got a telegram from
Washington. 1t said simply that Mrs.
Hospital in that city on Memorial Day.
Yesterday the body arrived from Wash
ington, and with it a physicians certificate
which gave Bright's disease az the cause
OF death. The young woman's funeral
will be held to-day from the Church Of Dur
Lady Of Grace.
The Hoboken police believe that the
girl heard from Gordon while she was living
at hcme, and that he induced her to join
him. Her brother left for Washington
yesterday to find Gordon IL possible and
hold him to account. Even il Gordon had
killed himself, az his letter to his real wife
eays he meant to do, his Body could never
lie beside that of Miss Duff, her family
declared yesterday.
Chief Hayes sent a telegram to the Wash
ington police asking them to find and arrest
Gordon IL possible. or to ascertain whether
the man had really carried out his threat
of suicide.