The Red Cloud chief., 1879-12-04
II MALE ATTIRE.
4 Wasnss Who 30 T-~aiy Nssr. ffsrad .
wsn'. Part ssd " a. Married a.. . SsH

4 wasnss Who p~r I--asy Year. risy-a .
nsn'. Part ssd a. Married a. . ssH
Fr,'a ;h~ Nrs}-,arfs Aass-s Fsr1iaE
Nsr
Extraordinary ~il.rio.ar,. har, 1-,u
mad" regarding ID" female iaaaf.r iu.
covered Ia maj" atiJry l. appear. rta,
the WOMAN. vhp for 'he pa,t I'll YEAR.
has passed. a. 4 man unie- ;hr uznl- q
Eivari H. lAry Isan.. hA- uav-
three different Ibs a.-rrf u!
her disguised ~ hts nys,r '.-u even
suspected. although -h- worse! eas' -
Uou,ly a,a mins- ;py mAas year ard
hal been following chs. occupation ,n
~>AudhuT-'. whv-r ,h- 81 1u ordinary
" wage man. breaking quartz and 3a-
lug her sprk with th, Hr-t & taa other
wprkm~a a: several mines. -, might
pl.,ibl, have carried ia .le fraud gl
,u-p.y-i,d - tn .ul g her tas., i,
for IN" fa.i thai q fr~ wr-k, a-p .hs
began - ~haN symptoms uf insanity.
which gradually t-4-lu- more pro-
nuuno"i. >um" H. month";, ~, The
Womlu t,,tN vyu whom AMI thy supposed
mzu the form II ma-rs-r hal .-,u
game through gave birth 81 > child
This ! strange. ~ th- statement. 40,
doubleday = ths' the umt Va.-r-
EVANS wife. should -ts-'is maintain
that >hr never knew the ~-.rr, Il hrr
presumed husband. ~N. ~.ur, the
child> birth Evans he IAp~,d u'p
an ah>ru'-mlnd-i aul lr,har-r .Hu-
djiion and seemed ,D have 'u-' al
heart for work ON July the -.i
Evan, Ma admitted e. the hn-ujai A. ,
luuatic. The hospital record 20 lls ,t-
curucucc ran a. follows "t3HArl D.
Lacy Evans, male. married. admitted
,iuly -, native 81 klkruuN, Ireland
religion. Church # England DAGGER
ou, L" Others, dcmrut,i On 'hr ils
Of admission thu attendants a. usual
proceeded 10 give him" ahJth. Evans
struggled Violently and finally got tals
from TIA, place. ''II," wa~ g..tp.uu-l
aud brought back next day. Ill ry-
manned IN hospital IN weeks. igrIus
which a war,lcT slept 90 the room every
night witEuu: discovering the SECRET.
She SAYS ii, was bora AZ Paris. others
say she J. = native IT Jersey, while the
hospital record gives Kilkenny - her
birthplace. She speaks with Iu lyl-h
accent and claimed L. hc % nephew ut
the late General, sir Charles u llrl
Evans. Dr.. Pollard, resident surgeon AZ
the Bcndigo hospital, having examined
Evans, states that she herself has hai
one or more children. l. J. rumur,d
that Evans was married several YEAR
a@u in Melbourne. but regarding IhI-
evidence ii i not complete. one 81 the
nurses II present Al Erudigo Hospital
says she can almost positively identify
Evans 81, a pI~-rugrr who came" ugt IN
the ship Ocean Monarch - wears ago
The girl. for tins interesting character
was then IF girli>h appearance, went
under the name al Ellen
Gcrmanic. \ singular feature
If the story i that the nurse In
question states the Girl had with her ou
the ship a box bearing th" name Ill
ward DE- Lacy The GIL "u arrival .g
Victoria went up country and 'hr ue\,
the nurse heard was that he had sent
for tine box and had married q fellow
passenger. The second marriage wt-
celebrated l. year, since, but 400 record
at the event has been found. The WIir'>
name wa Sarah Moore. who >iuEulIrly
enough had two children, both ni whom
died. She brcathci not a word alpdt
the imposition. The third marriage hr-
tween Evans and Ibis present wife
was celebrated NJ Balltrat on the 18th
September. l~tS. by the Rev. W. Hen
dc;,on. n the Presbyterian Church. On
the latter occasion Evans put he. G-c
down II -. Accepting this - correct
she J. now about %. The certificate
show, that tEI" bridegroom, father WA,
Edward j. DE Lacy Evans. police mag
~i>tratr. and that Ibis" mothers name
was Ann Dora Vaughan, a Welsh wom-
an. The maiden name Of Evans pres
wife was Julia Marquand. >h"
states that she was - years of a@c when
the marriage ceremony was performed
and first became acquainted with Evans
through her sister having been a friend
Of :. hi- former wife. Eyau~ pro-
posed marriage, but Nau@han's parents
opposed the match. Evans. however,
induced her tn ." &" Blllarlt with
:" him." The marriage took place
there. For a fortnight after they
were married they lived separately, -hr
residing M Il hotel: subsequently they
i'B'ti'l- III tp.'il itl'f itE lt'.ii
~pcr>onator i feminine IL regards rhr
formation of features. hut carries - de-
masculine expression. though
her face j. ~ devoid of hair - an in
She j. rather short of stature,
regarded a. n man, being about five
feet four inches or five fee, five inches.
Her hair since her confinement in the
has grown almost to her shout
dcrS. Some time ago she met with an
accident in the mine in which she was
working. and thereby sustained a severe
wound ON the head. The doctor who
attended her never had the slightest
suspicion of her ScX. The same gentle
was afterwards called i'm to attend
Evans while she was suffering from a
attack of fever, but then
again the imposition escaped detection.
Maryland. the young lady with
one marriage was celebrated,
that Evans represented to her that
:. he had two children by his former
wife in France. aud that these had been
sent To ireland. Two gentlemen visited
her soon after the case was made known
At Sandhurst. To them she sad in re-
PLY Ia intcrrogations "Oh, its all over
o may a well finish me n