The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-25

two children are starving ana ] h:id
to .ei somethin' To feed them.
lie turned al appealing face tn the
young lady, and she seemed ut once t.
be touched by it. \ crowd III men
and boys hal bv ihi. time collected
about them. The man. sI,am-isc,,i.
frightened. shrinking from the ihsong
that pressed around him. IN VERY .i,->-
perati"n AT la, l~ked "a Mi-- France
Tor help. She said : Il won't give
you over tn the police until ! see ii
Your story Is true. Take me Ia your
house and let me see for myself
They started off side I,v >i,ie. io.iow-
al hv the cro..i. Mis- Pran.e turned
nn the men and !nys behind h-r. anal
said. Ill ven don't leave u alone. |
will have YOU arrested. Then they
scattered. ari the ir;,il girl and !,.r
sturdy r:is.'ner FASTENED ahead.
AiI-rman Hurry Dawson. h"v-v-r.
"li:r,-i 10 attend Mis- iraa.e. ans >hc
accepted hi> Escort. but >ee;a,'i lar
more interested in her "ii.cr companion
than in HIS. "i'm mast crlz: a'urt
it all, >a.i her prisoner. H.. h.'ii
. times I'D ;:A.-n Li- once steady en-
p!uyn.'-':, from him; hc i,r! "rir
is.cn able {" get WINK ter an hou: ~
two. nnys .:I.,! i:.rn. and III vI.'-
lad b IN twenty c-mi> an hur. Il,
never drank. ne wa> eager &" work.
and L. hn;r,: cveiy day {" ..-t >"'ac-
,l.in- So ,i.,. so tina, he cuu.'l ic,,. au,:
cloth. hi, family. =! never ,;id such Il
i:,inc before Ii->. said he. .'anh !
h,pa | wu,:'; ever i" j, a.a~. ~i-h
now that | h:"l Killed my-sli,. an'l
then wnu,,ln'i l.::vr ,l,.II. u. iii~
,,sm". L.. ,.i,!.l. Wa fhc".ior.. !i"li;~
T III. vs. hut ~ years "l.I h''t Nj
Fran. 90 saw thai Iii. hair aa- - gam
-. ii,"U.i, i" w.r'. ~.
Wa the lhr," reached li.ii!-
h.u.. in ID. Nall, av"nu", near Navrr
i..y. h. wi.,. li:i iwn rrcitv cSii.ir :,
..cr.. :, anal ia apartments ou ia. uI,rr
Il ."r Il the nous. NJ. wa> u'aI IL.
:lc r.n:rS. hut 'hr ..iace wa stripped
ID. .v'rvthin. Il.ai could 10. ,,awn,.l
Mr. Dawson w"ii!i have entered with
MIS- i''am.". tut IN. requested g. IT,
alone With :li.. family. she inckp,!
herself in with ihcr,. a;sd n,a.i.. :.
>v>,euai,r -raTch uf the p'irc III
the i.--l that -h. found VA tia. la,i ii
-udl rrackcr.
..\nw Me-" ~ la>t >ai,: liul.i-.
Whist :u,' ~ .ui;is I" Il" win me =
This J. what" >ail Ma ps#n.e.
,,kins nui hei ,rckcIn~k and count
Ing uu; i,:ii oi lac n..,ncy ii,rj No. IA
.. Take That n"w. ALT! ] will hri,.
vna mrr. Vet. Mrs ii"I!i- >pTau=
~ anl. ,hr"vi;. her .;an- al,.U; tie
.;ri'. meek. ki>-,-,i her. iic.,i- Tell III,
:,i> kne.-.. grassland her l.auti. aId
'..vrg.L IL with ai->c>. Mi~- hrrug,
nrIH.. down. hu; between her >oi,> she
:iana..,i IN >ay >,mcthin. I,JT, ~
sympathy. WHEN ihc heavy tread al
,.,-n a,> heard IN ii;.. hall y r"IIwiI
nsa >oui.,ie,! tnruucn I:ie ,ii-uIan;lc,l
r"un. Miss ir,m-- hastily wi.Io,i iic.
-y.>. an'i periin- "rr law four r"iicr
m-r standing y, the tnnr
you cant cuH,e III. >!ic said, ciu,
-. IL. door. ihe Officers laughed,
,n,i then pushed inio the r,":H, end
aid that they had cnrue for !lniii~
lie gave himself Up. aud although ,hc
y"ung woman begged fnr him. a.,
riiic,r> to"k him away. Mis- Prnn.,
waited with the weeping wife !"- -
:,.w mnment-. AMI then iullpwci T.,
;a- Myrtle avenue police station. where
me again asked ior n,iiis'> I-.!,a-,..
the wuull un II, account. she sail
complain against him. Then. a. the
sergeant decided {" .".k him up. she
sent To- Hollis ~ the dco.inan wa-
i.a,.iin. him To hi cell. ami said iilai
>he would VT ID her h,>; ;o 10 get
him nui. Back sle started again iu
r"n-.';e Mrs. Hollis. aud paid her It'll
ino;hcr visit in the evening. she.
.--iegraph.i fo Mr.. HOLLIS father in
Conrcciicu;. bDu.ht some more fn",i
ior t.,,. hub.r: mother and children.
:ind then kissed them all AROUND gOa,!
night.
All this kept her busy until after
: o'clock in the evening. when sh.
csme chccriIv into her father, shoe.
Store at 80; Fulton street. and found
i Sm reporter waiting her there.
Miss FRANCE Is quite small. With
sparkling blue eyes. ami curling
blonde hair. ana withai exceedingly
:,eai and stylish. "Whcn / first saw
the man." sail she. he wa> standing
1yains, tree. lie had his head b.
tween his hands. and seemed sick and
weary. When he took my pocket
book he did it so gently that didn't
iook around nj first. because | though
1t was some friend Of mine who was
playing with ME but when saw him
run ahead. then thought that he was
thief and spoke to him." Then.
with great animation and frequent
bushes, Miss Prange went on to tell
her story, Is given above, and added
Il saw that driver was a nice man.
He wac tall. and he had eide whiskers.
When We came up to Hollis. | saw. at
nnce that he wasn't noted desperate.
There was something about his face
that struck me, and just as soon rs he
began the tel! me Of his distress,
knew that he Was speaking the truth.
His wife told me that all the night be-
fore she had walked the floor. and
that he had turned gray lately because
Of his trouble"
'Were you frightened ,"
"No; was sorry To see the poor
man so badly of. lie said that he
thought was only child. hut SAID,
lin little but I'm like Paddy's pig !;
] am ould. but YOU mustn't print that,
if you do think its good
Hollis was locked up in Raymond
street Jail for examination to-day. and