New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
STILL HUNT MISS HAYS.
FRIENDS MUCH Worried.
Family Lasoyer Says He WiH Not
Produce Her an Court.

Mystery deepens about Miss Anne Nissan
Havs the former treasurer of the Sunshine Set
Element whose aunt and two brothers, 1t IS
alleged spirited her away from Yonkers IN an
automobile at l a. on November IL. me
lawyer retained by her family to fight the
habeas corpus proceedings instituted oy hef
friends IN the Supreme Court SAID yesteIud!
that he would not produce the young woman
He maintains that she is somewhere in New
Jersey and that she is staying there or her own
free will Her friends say that failure to pro-
duce the young woman under the circumstances
would amount 10 contempt of court ana Wouio
confirm them i'm the belief that she is kept out OF
tho c;tv nv duress for some secret and alarming
reason.
Miss Margaret Blake Robinson, the presideht
of the Settlement. and Miss Louise Scat'ersoo'
another of the officials. obtained "Il' u
babeas corpus recurring Mrs. Louise h Reyh-
Odds the young woman's aunt 10 prihs 'he sti
into court to-day, from Justice Davis OIL 'iie
Supreme Court. Tuesday afternoon Dis 'oiu -,
Yesterdays Tribune. The young woman Is
-a,obt wears old and is believed to De
worth in her own right ABOUT fi''o''
the treasurer of the Settlement.
~, the evening of November II her aunt anu
+wo brothers, acting on the suggeStloh Vi q
nbvsician took the young woman 10 % ooi1- =
Hospital in Yonkers. from her nome at No
Tower place Later, it is alleged theS '0of, ~
from the hospital in the middle OF inc
THAT was the last her friends Khe" u
several weeks later the Settlement
letter of resignation OF uouo'i0
word of explanation -
., +bat Miss HAYS had been taken TO the
,ai+oI suffering from extreme nervousness
80 tho advice of physician and that she hau
80 willingly She also went away WlliilslS
ON the midnight expedition and had stayed away
from, the city and her friends voiuntarllE' ne
added that his niece has little mohey-no iii0'
than enough to care for herself he mas ''i''
ia,relrx, establishment at Nos. ana ~ 1ohi-'
uis LAWYER James C. Foley. whose once . "a
the Evening Post Building, said thal lne Souils
80, wae in New-Jersey, and that she mad
boan there since early in December she was II
>ra,,-yorl, for a few days around the holidays
-. ua+,rrad 70 New-Jersey on January g. He
-. +eu the court to-day in what part OF New
800, she 70 staying but will probably not nave
-, g, court He and Mr.. Reynolds bo'h re
f,sad TO give any reason why the hno"leuse u
nor whereabouts should be withheld from hei
fiands and said that she had given them up
a,,n+oriIv They declared THAT she was not III
an institution and was free In every way.
II DaIberg the attorney for Miss hays
fr;onds said that Miss Robinson hao llNeu 49,
Mics Hays in Yonkers. In order TO pIiiis
generalization between the young "ol'ia'i 49,
ber family she had Miss Hays invite hei -
,uo+,,ers and her aunt to visit her They came
- >ovember IL In the evening he aleses th"'
-, scib,v carried off Miss Hays to the nos
,1;ss Robinson could get no word to her
oo,,1d learn nothing about her from the
tic, authorities on November l. me fol-
,t dav she was informed that her reiatiNeS
"a oo,1ed for her and had taken her away a
o,c,ock that morning In an auto't'ooiio
,aithar the officers of the Settlement nor any OF
-, friends whom they know have since re
oa,,,ad any word from the young woman,
Ivu1iapo n. sherman, OF Yonkers. said last
rtgbt that the only knowledge he had OF the
uavs case was that he was caileo oy he'
brothers to attend her on the afternoon IN ques-
ton in November. He found her fnei''i'iioiS
and excited.
Dr sherman denied that forcible means were
,,sod IN conveying Miss Hays to the hospital
-. .o+Ad that the two men were known to be
- ..o+bers and responsible men. He ADVISED
- ,.r,,o,,a, 70 a hospital. but did not mention
-, nor+,crlar one He understood the young
-, ,,as taken to the Presbyterian Hospital IN
New York.
NJ sherman Is chief surgeon in St johns
uosnitaI Dr. James r. Gorton physician
connected with the hospital said he ola nor cor
.,dar the fact of the young woman oelns re-
moved from the hospital at a m as anything
ont of the ordinary. He said ne was not az inc
hospital on the morning in question. he addeo:
treated Miss Hays at her home before she
was removed to the hospital. put Tor Pr9ie :
,1oi reasons do not feel that it would be
nrnner for me to speak of her condition or the
pponnlaint We had no nerve specialist al the
hosnital so she was taken by her protners 10
Won, york TO be treated by DIR. Gilman Thomp-
Miss D. Traylen matron of St Johns said
tbo+ nothing wrong was done and that Miss
HAYS was removed about IL p. m. instead Of two
hours later
DR.. w Gilman Thompson said last night;
Miss Hays was one Of my patients rev
weeks ago She was in private ward but ala
not know that she was a relative of the Wander
hin family She only remained at the hospital a
few days.
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