New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28


ron Kew Years Eve The young
couple" pointing To his daughter and
! her husband, had gonc out Annie
asked me :or 10 cents for carfare She
said che wanted TO so Qua and see the
fuss over The new year. and said she
might 80. , told her 10 set dressed
she came out with her coat ca. hut I
noticed she had her weekday clothes on
and I told her she should dress II she
wanted 20 40 ont With the crowd She
said she would later on.
My VIE went 10 lie down and
stretched myself on the lounge here and
@ozed OF. About 9 O'Clock i heard her
shy Good night, father. I'm going She
always used L. soy what time she would
lie hack. and though ! was more than
haf asleep remarked that she did nor
say j, then. ] got mp and went 10 see
whether she had changed her dress. and
found chat she had taken both her
weekday clothes ana her good clothes.
too Ne have never seen her since. I
have iramped The streets. ana will.
tramp until ] and her"
Ran Away last Summer.
Where did you fuo her beforee
Nhea Was = that she ran away
That was hast summer She went
away ore evening ana did aot come
back started out looking for her
People told me j was crazy, thar could
never md her, but 1 knew that il she
VAS ia the city ; would find her. one
cay ] was on the West Side. on 34th
street. when saw my girl coming along
Tho street. went up 10 her and asked
Sor where she WAS staying. she said
che vas living with an actress. 7 asked
her 10 show me rhe woman She said
the woman was In Boston. Then what
are you doing here 7 asked her. and
she said she was with The ladvs daUEh-
Ter.
4 tod her inust see line woman sAc
was with. or else she must conc horne
with he 10 her mother AZ last ! prom
SGD tSst II che would show me the place
and everything was all Iight I would let
her stay taoTo. Sle took nae 20 house
between E,ghth aud Ninth avenues, and
there we met The woman who, mv girl
said. was The househeepcr. She took me
into room where met another woman
who said she WAS Annies mistress. DO
YOU own al those things in the house =
asked her. She said they We're all hers.
Then she said. Annie. perhaps you had
better go home with you- father But my
girl did not want 10 come. Al last this
woman said she would bring my Annie
home al 8 o'clock Ihat night. I said that
would ue al night and / went away.
Disappeared at New Years.
I did not 60 Ear away, though, but I
GOT out OF the way, where 7 could see
what was going on. saw this woman
sne nv Aan.a como out and 30 down
owsrd Nin,h avenue. They kept on
ow2rd Tenth avenue. and then Annie
saw me. she told tho other womag.
There's my father They came over
and W. talked a litti" aud then TIE
VOmsn said, Annie, YOU better so home
Vith your father And my girl came
along We had no trouble with her again
antil Kew Years. when she disappeared
out viii fnd her If she is alive and m
ne city.
"Did Annie tell you The voman's
lameo"
Yes she told mc. hui forge, now
rhat il was"
Was j. Jennie k0hnt
Yes. SEES, that's U-JenEie ilohn;
,omethnF like that. II WAS Jennie any
loV, and think that was The other
name she sald she would como down
ard see Nv ntst day. Shc did not come,
and then j went back 20 tho house. The
andlsdy carlc 70 Tho door. The same one
hat Annie told mo was The nousekeep-
IT. she told me thut this LADY had come
Jack and tCid her that her husband did
'of want that she should stay there any
onEer. Shc said that Two young men
lad come and rented the rooms ior this
woman ana Annie. and that This woman
;sthered hcr clothes. and the two men
yho rented Too rooms helped HOY 70
axe her things away"
IN Description FITS Wolter.
~ Nr Goidstcn did not know the num-
'or of a., house In 34th street. ana VAS
lot ~ an sUrc that ne could find il. 10
ousentod, however. 40 accompany 4
'r'bune reporter 10 Vie place L. learn
whether lho mca who rented The rooms
esempled Noi,cr. as De hoped then 10
ct some information from the prisoner
s To tho present vherca bouts Of Annie.
West "4Jh street about O'Clock on
'unday nEhy. is rather lively neigh
iorhood.. After trying several doors Nr.
ioldstc.U recognized Mrs Annie Vietor
No. 3ol West SAN street. as The land
aCy OF The boU-e where h. had seen
annie. Ars, Meter recognized the old
nan ana Was entirely symputnetic. Sh,
described the amen who called L. rent
ier rooms for their wives. one. she
AID wss about feet 8 inches IN height
ge,ghod about TAO pounds ana was nat
1y dressed aud spoke English with q
ronounccd foreign acco'lt The dcscrip-
ION fts Woiter ana David Goldstsin
,lu try TODAY 90 -r- tne man and ap-
,oai 10 him ~ give hin, soU:e 3eVs 4
So missing daught~s.
4 was to!G 'hai she Uas seen .I So
rreel a few nights ago, SAID the Ola
ala. "aa6 viii ke"p up ira se2rci.
lntil i hud r-r
VITA III adC U1ul facts obto ,red
rom the Colusteirs, a second visit wa
,ai6 by Tribune reporter last night 40
iaIs Weisman. So. was asked whether
hc could tea anything further about
Na-f rH