The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-19
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the finding Of a body supposed TO be
that of little Pete DR.. Marvin took
the afternoon train and went TO Jersey
City.
From there he hurried to the light
house on the KIN Won Kuli, where the
little body was tied to the rocks The
Aged physician had nerved himself Tor
the ordeal of his life, and really DeheVed
the child was Horace. He doiefully
shook his head as he looked al the
body. turned aside and brushed the
tears from his eyes,
When he fetuTaed to Dover DR.. Mar
vim said, Il placed great deal or iaIth
In the story that the child was my
baby My positive idea is that Horace
was taken over 10 the bay at kiIJs
Hammock placed in q boat ana taken
10 some fishing village.
When the kidnapers rea4ized tIldl 49,.
had got into a hanging scrape' they
passed him along TO another village, ana
in that way, / thought, he might have
reached the XIII Won kull- But u vas
a girl The police OF Cambridge Nl1,'
wired me this morning that the little
boy seen in boat with man ana woman
was their own child
Dr.. Marvin Failing Fast.
ClueIe3z. deluged by letters from al
legged BLACK Hands" and missives of
sympathy and condol-
ence, laborIng under a terrible mePtal
strain, and at the same time trying to
run the largest farm on Jones Neck,
Dr. Marvin is fass failing in health,
and aging rapidly. He presented a pa
thetic spectacle this morning, when he
made HIS customary trip from his farm
to the city postoffice for his mail The
clerk passed out an arm1uL POstTnarks
showed that most OF the letters were
Marvin lived
until a few months ago. He read all or
Jhem, but none furnished plausible
clue or a practical suggestion Many
adVi Sed him u search the straw STACK
Some suggested having the suspects ar
rested before they got a chance 10 gel
away, and others advised constant
prayer for the return of his boy.
Relatives of DR. Marvin are eHdeaVor-
ing 10 console him, but he IS heart
broken, and refuses TO be comIoflea
May 4 viii be Horace's fourth 5irthG IA.
anniversary It is thought that Dr.
Marvin's mind viii collapse under the
terrific strain IL his baby is not found
alive or dead, by that time. DIT. Marvin
thinks Of nothing but his child, and the
KIDNAPPING is his only topic OF converse
ton. From the time he arises IN me
morning until he falls asleep at a tabie
with some svmpathiZers letter In ms
hand he has but one idea-to md ms
child and once again hear its htue
piping voice ana merry iAuBL4'
DR. Marvin is considering the plan OF
summoning his SON. Harvey Marvin
from South Dakota, and with him and
Howard Marvin, go 10 the Jersey SHORE
To take the law in their own hands anc
force the truta from several suspects.
Only Detective Woman.
Since the Pinkerton men left the farm
on wednesday no man detective has
been working on the case. A woman
detective from New York is Investigate
ing the mystery on a theory that some
woman in the neighborhood of Dover
has had the child intrusted to her care
The states attorney declined 10 say
today whether or not he would put all
the facts IN the case before the grand
Jury on Monday or Tuesday. He Il
strongly il favor Of letting Defective
Lore have a chance at the case before
making a presentation TO the grand
Jury. Mr. Snyder says he believes tht
jersey man can deliver the goods,
and is eager 10 give him an opportunity
to run down the clues and investigate
the theories he has of the case.