, 1874-08-03
GONE ASTRAY.;
Tho Wauderings Of a'Formev Indian
'~ apolls Belle.
From the Parlor to the Concert
Hall.
Her Appearance in a Justice Court.
Beauty Wins a Verdict.

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"Ouco upon time" - the fair1-books eay'
thero dwelt In tho pleasans aho .pl,4"s nt4o
city Of indianapolis fair 1aInhol, Nhoso ruc !
pame. for vartoua ransona, hban he lo{t to tAc \
tr,,,r oh..,r,+~ tL.t xeta mi nnlv kho dnera OF
y IT, ,ssn". t,,t .,1a.a ~ ti,o tuat Thn,efore
tno ah)nss, oat suobo u sne 'anu' s,, luo4esvo'
for tho aakc Of eonYenionco, ne VIII BpeaK OF the
fair lady by the nom dc gtiorro by which sho baa
chosen 10 be knpwo for several years past,
w.rpuo,a,1rr zos,-
- .-... s...s.sa.,t,s sa,,,,,r1..,.o,,,,.r
nano' ny tno Wy, o.u'"'a.S n's'ae ~ peea
spanish esyto OF poa..1' a. suo tso ta's,,a s,,te
Xoo at tba period vaa an extraordinary Hpeci.
man NJ hmnrican basu,y, viii, a form AZ grace.
~, ~ ao.,a.sa ~, a. t,,osa oy,,o ,s,.t,o
au'' aaa 'aes'a' - ~b4'e - ~ ~, 49, e'.'
brilliant b1ack eyes that sparklad like tho gems
NJ Atadin,a vondorfl cayorn. lareeautl lustro1ts,
.nd t1,oo IN nyorf,owin1 with cooun,ry. aud
HaN .1,se .,..s n,,,tit,,,,,t ar,,,od
browa. Those, with features perfectly classical
=. ;is., II w.s s norrsct, ~ ~
~ ~, ,.,4 .,;,,.a .,,,,A a.
Aaa 70 tu's INC e@1oefoa. ~ 'pnto WHICH ,,' -
[ wags attends good healsh. sho waa accompl'ah-
| cd aud highly educated, and thero was nothing
| le.k uuilouo by the young lady's induigcnt pnr-
| 49,. x,l,os, rr;ao sha raa. h endov har with
|
I all thas ooulu aoa 10 Aot as'1spI'AR'' "ao P4"eo
| hor In tha cantro Of aociaty, "a ons who could
adorn the most. With ali this 1t Is not hard to
| inag3na ub.t havoo wae mado IL tho hearts
vi Vim tu Gsnnenea to aross her nth. nes III Ind
| hasnty Won her hosts Of admirers, sho was
.oacht after M a bright and enjoyable COM
nsmon. liza rested apI spoiled bella Of tha
priatner.tio circle of tho Hooaiar C.pital. Milo.
gna s.a''s'@'''
| <4o" srx .~ r~,,rp,rrxr
,aut,.. ,,,1,a a,1n,,ara. eto. FOND of adm|ra~
t;nn' si,e was tho admired Of ali alrnlrors, and
sIi this snbaouusntlY wrought her ruin. In tho
,sst NJ thSe INV md gee1n;nsly fait hfo Rl.a ali
- a. an3dcn 5sooyorsl that she vaa nu longer
snrsonnded a., r. bY hor fair companpns OF tho
oemtler sax. hut that sho was gradually be-
eeon'imr astrac,sad from Ieapcotable aociety, aud
Mat
'"a' rrnrvrt, pppoara
u, a. auot ,rhianerni aud afto,raraa bo1tl]v
r,San,afea n rerarl t., hor inprl1(out conduct :
md fnal1 nfle. Zoe's reputation ;ss blasted By
.ss aa aasns ,nna tanrua f rmor aid The shan1o-
~ sosa;n ~ aocety circles, whichhayo plunged
~. in"g SIHnt ;uto ia defha Of ain unro tau opc
,nrn"snt n,alian.
1e'1 Zoe' rendered ] reckless by wlnt sbo con-
. biderna undoaarvsd -opprobrluu.,' aud, por-
" her nspoanded powor aa queen of tho soeia1
!. -is1'o in syllch sho had ref.ued iupromo WAS
, ebous to paaa forever from her, though up to
this auas abe was Immaculate, stated out upon
I
which has hurried her In b fow SHIRT yoara (sbe
: bping now only % yoars OF ago) fpm = poaitiou
Of dignity and rcspectablty, fron tho parental
: eare and guardianship Of her tathe and mother,
who arc ranked among tho good and influen-
tinl oitizona of Indianapolis, ,~-frtn thoae who
haye laylRl,ed upon her from the very dRy Of her
Birth al that wenfth and poaitisn cautd de-
: mand, and rho still offer to her 40 asylum 70.
} sin and shame, from winch tho pure and spot.
. lass reooil with horror.
Soon after Zoos fall from the throne 4 socso-
4 tY In her native home, aba mat With atA vel.
a95tS Ms TeG %S aa'n M 70 aasf @ ts
tho song-and-tlance artist, il connection sith
. Alexander, in Arlington. Cotton d KembA't
: Minstro!s. At this time aho was shout u yoss
= Of age. Her husband carried her to Detroit
a 1868 w1ere he persuaded her to
I MAKE usa DEBUT
at tho Theatre Comique as q fancy danaeuBt
she having loalned this style Of dancing whom
little child, and hayipg never forgotten It,.
= There she romninod, With varied succeBs and fo
tunca. s,ntll her husband, becoming wearioa {
II lilo now unhappy wife. and hooking upon u
beautiful bride as merely Aplaything-a toy-fs
s tho timo being,
pRsEarED nRa.
leaving her to tho cold charity of m unehasitabl
world. .Hor foftitude did not dosereho howoye
?; and she ro1nainod 10 Detroit tor so,na month
After tht4 treatment e tue bsnas Of hss VI
l
Is neyer again trust herself to tho uncertain al
doubtful fortuna Of matrimuny, and now d
presAes considerable d9guet ut tho time-hnnoTe
}" institution OF marriage, apd avows uost on
q phattcally that sha never will marry auy NOR
y From Detroit
ID HE CAME TO CHICAGO. -
10 and entered the old Winter Garden, atterNar.
ae Arlington Hall, where sho remained about elg
Ill montha. Al last Zoos mind wandered back
so har ouce happy home aud the friends Of her gl'
nj isu days, aud. becoming homesick, aba rotllrn
to lndlenapoli8 but itB uonotonY aoon bocan
Oppressive 20 hor, and, unable to eudu
n; Il after tho life Of gayety Al
rt dissipation sle had latsesly lnaulgea in, 8
nj did nat remain there loug, aud, against the I
ag monatrances Of hor parents. took ono step low
:, down tie psth that loads to dlshonor, by unit
b" her fortunes to that Of - Old"
+" -: JOHN RontNaos's CIRCUS :,
O. travelling with It for about . year. From Il
titno on her visits home nero fcw and fat !
-. tween" With Robinson's Oirous Mile: 4
travelled South and through the aouthern Stat
III 1879, shp suldouly appeared ut the The.
ra- Co1niaue In Now Orleans, and, after 4 somo"l
~, brief trial there, the fair Zoa woaaed har n
In ! forther aonfhwArd tn ttla IL Iou0 Hkarh Htnto