The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-12
Singular Pardon af a
Beautiful Woman.
ssM!THiaA hLMgsT EQUAL
10 TIE s.EG.lzR--T.L-
Tsa SCANDAL.
Mysterious Movements Of "one
of the Highest Officers
in the Land"
Bias the Woodruff a Strange
Story About Vice Prssi-
dent Wilson

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Shortly alter the Ist OF July last, wo-
mau named G.lIcrslege arrived At the prls-
on from Schenectady, and applied to the
warden Tor tie position OF assistant mat
ron. She tod q sad story OF want ami
rrlYatlon, ana presented ezcelient letters
OF RECOMMENDATION. one Obtained the pos
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sh' 'l"'Js Spo"e ni5',y % INC on l'''. o'
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70 i'F'''e neF' EaFiy i''' his'' Tue u''''L-
S'i''el once 't'ef'el 70 hilAe i TRIP up
III ilu4Soh river 10 Albany ph 'He iAtH
q Ai'Fi' ne l,'V Albany N '"e afternoon
o'' '''' ~" ''A Si1c'''' Oh 'h' Wv DIX
anu liAIs)h i'NcF F"''roa1 "h2A IN tram
70 '''' sufIF's' q tho passengers stopper
'' 'o'''a '9i'a' Il WIS III the gray OF the
evening" am e'liiteh'hces ca"id not DC e2-
''7I'sLc !. hI' one person alI7hIei from
'iie 'r''il "i' ne was tne oiiieer referred To-
as he 'I1'Ance" 'o"ar"S Tue passenger
i"o'''s u '''c S'"'Io"' "oi'l''n cl'cfaeu
'''''Ciio'l' ana met 'he onlcl"l' anu 'he TWO
s'ood ana '''iNsu hurrledE' ana IN low
'o"1 ior pHf!oI oi hVc minutes, the tram
III the meantime waiting When the con
VcrSation vas concluded the woman, who,
was the assistant matron, started for the
PRISON. re oihc.ai got aboard the waiting
tram and th2 cars started on once more.
The next day, April II, last month, there
came pardon to Sing Sing Prison for Mrs.
freeiand siSn1d - "o' Dix. On 1t IS in
scrIDcd the following "PardOnel on
condition that she leare the state and stay
olt OF the state, unless for the :emperorary
purpose OF passing through the state
This freed the woman At 4 period when
her sentence was half served out She
left the prison in high gee, ana was lost
sight OF for tires weeks, when one day 4
splendid carriage and horses drew up in
froat of the main entrance TO the prison
Office, and as liveriel footman opened the
door of the barouche, beautiful and su-
percly attired Ia ly stepped from the veiclc
and entered the Office, She was politely
received by the warden, when she inquired
if she coull see a convict named Henry
Christie. The warden replied in the af-
irmative, and uslcring her to the reception
room sent for Christie While the messen-
ger WAS absent the warden said TO the clerk
Now when Christie comes You watch
that womln, for believe she is Mrs.
Fleadland" The clerk did as requested.
and soon ascertairrI that the warIens
idea was CORE ct. 1t was noticed that the
meeting was a warm aud enthusiastic one
and the department of Mrs. Free Hand
proved conelusively that she ves infatuated
with Christie, who j. employed As a waiter
10 the prison dining room. When the
ert.ral b,r o.r.;,.,o,,:n an No.. 49,,