The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-12-12
She Comes From Southwestern
Kansas in Search of an Err
ring and Maynard
Daughter,
And is Enticed Into House on SEN
eca Street and Brutality
Assaulted.
Her Sad and Sickening Story---Ar-
rest of Isaac Hayden, Charged
With the Assault.
The Daughter Found at the Count,
Poor House Hayden Denies
the Charge Against Him.
A REVOLVING Story.

al the police station yesterday
morning that che had been assaulted by
man named Isaac HAYDEN, porter at the
Mansion House, and formerly In the en-
ploy Of the Continental. She fought and
struggled SO furiously that he but partial
ly accomplished his purpose. A complaint
was sworn out and a warrant placed in the
hands of Deputy Daveron and officer
Yerkes, WI arrested Hayden at the union
depot. about IL o'clock He made no re-
sistsnoe and had little or nothing to say.
A MOTHERS NARRATIVE.
Mrs. Costello said she, her husband and
family came 10 Kansas something over
year ago from Montgomery county, Iowa,
settling in Buffalo county, not Tar from
Dodge City. Her daughter Belle came to
Leavenworth some time ago and when her
mother heard from her last she was work.
ing at the Continental Hotel. The letters
from the daughter ceasing the mother
wrote 10 the proprie.ors OF the house aud
was informed that the daughter was no
longer in the employ of the hotel and had
gone away. Notwithstanding the fact that
the family was very poor, having
LOST EVERYTHING BY THE CHEYENNE RAID
Of last September, the red devils burning
their house, driving of their stock and
forcing them TO fly for their lives, the IA
Their being confined to his bed with bro
ken leg, the mother determined to come to
Leavenwor,h 10 find her hayward daughter
and induce her TO come back home, and &C.
cordingly, she started for the metropolis,
leaving the father and the two little chill
dren at home She came into Kansas City
on the Santa Ee road, taking the plug train
from that place TO this city,
ARRIVING HERE THURSDAY NIGHT
at 7:27 o'clock. When she got off here al
the Union depot, not having money enough
TO paw bus fare she concluded to walk To
the Continental hotel, where she intended
TO make inquiries, concerning her daugh
ter. She met Hayden, who, finding she
wanted TO go to the Continental offered to
take her there, he telling her that he was
formerly in the employ of that house. She
asked him If he knew her daughter and
he said he did. Upon her inquiring as to
where she was he told her that
SHE WAS IN A HOUSE OF ILL FAME,
and also told her that il she went to the
house TO get her that in all probability tbf
inmates Of the house would run her of
and thus prevent her from seeing her. He
therefore suggested that she come to his
house, which he said was Just across the stree!
from the house III which her daughter was
staying, where she could watch and when
she cav her daughter AZ the window OF
outside che would then have chance &c
speak TO her, AZ the same time Offering &c
AID HER IN RECOVERING THE GIRL.
The mother consented 10 this and wen:
with Hayden to hi. house, which ia STU
ated on the north side of Seneca street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. When
she went in she found no one there and
asked HAYDEN where his family was. He
replied that they had gone out. He then
went away, telling her 10 wait until he re-
| turned, which was about midnight. When
he came in he locked the door and turned
down the light, it for the first time then
flashing across her mind the purpose for
which he had brought her there. In her
eagerness and anxiety to recover her daugh-
ter she for the moment had
lost ALL sUsrIcroSs AND FEARS,
and when HARDEN told her that he knew
where her child was she unhesitatingly
followed him, believing what he said and
trusting in him TO aid her in the accom-
pIishment of her mission. But Hayden's
action in locking the door and turning down
the light filed her with an undetinable
dread, and it was al this moment that che
came 10 know why she had been brought
there. Hayden made advances which she
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'.'N'u "'t "Au
PLACING HIS HAND OVER HEh MOUTH
sought by force TO accomplish his nefa-
rious and beastly pupose, when he saw that
persuasion was OF no avail. The poor wom-
wac alone and friendless IN strange city,
al late hoIr In the night, In the grasp OF
a man who sought her but harm; there
seemed TO be little hope, yet she struggled
with all strength, until at last she could
offer but comparatively faint resistance,
when he succeeded IN forcing her upon the
bed and
PARTIALLY ACCOMrLIsHING his HEILIsN
DESIGN,
after threatening to kill her ii she refused.
He kept her prisoner at his house until 5
o'clock Yesterday morning, when he offered
10 show her where her daughter was; &c.
companyinp her TO with a block or 30 Of
the place. when he pointed out to her the
house at the northeast corner Of Third and
Seneca streets after which he left her, She
non, IN tho house. but her daughter not be-
inc tber, she
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10 this city, in order to have something TO
eat upon the road.
HAYpEx's STORY.
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md that some one. knowing that he IVES |
ormsrly runner tor the Continental, re-
erred the woman to him when che said
hat WAS the house to which she wanted to
%. He says she asked him it he knew
5here her daughter was, that she knew she
vas in house of prostitution in this city,
md that she wanted to get some money
rom her. He says he took her to the cor.
Ter of Third and Shawnee streets and
bowed her the house at the northeast cor
'er OF Third and Seneca streets, after which
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