The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
MISFORTUNE A FORTUNE.
Dow an Abducted German Cir,
Found Her Los, Relatives.

From the Nes YORK sun.
Among the unwilling occupants Of
the house of detention for witnesses
in Mulberry street l. Elizabeth Doll, u
German girl IN i,er 18th year. who
landed in 'ais country two mpn,hs
ago. Her s,o:v. ~ told to Justice
Duffy and others. Is that she was born
i'm BJden. where she lived with her
father. mother AMI sister until iuu-
months ago. when her father died .'eav-
ing his widow and MS two daughters
destitute. Wher Elizabeth was a
baby. her COUSIN. Mrs Richard
Rneser. went With her husband To
Americs. and IN later year, her letters
10 her relatives in Baden We're filed
With CLOWN. Il, ,cri piions of tine iaud
Of her ;s'irpiioa ard r':,-aaiies for her
young cHI>lu. when sic grew To- gisi-
h",d. To- jim Der in il. El'z,heih had
always wi-he,: w. I- allowed tu -.
aut her parents rHfu-r', 10 give ti.eir
c,ns. mt. aud during the latter part ot
her fathers lite the -nijcet wa- not
discussed. Now. however, with
p"verty starin. them in the face, Mgs.
Doll was Induced to grant he,
daughters request. and the girl sailed
tor New York in the Rotterdam, aud
landed at Castle Garden.
Though she hal written to her
cousin To- say she w:s coming she cid
not apprlse her 1T the ;, amer 10
which she Was To take sail. or at the
date of iiei departure. and oI her a.
rival here -he found herself s,ranrer
IN n strange land. Nobody Met her.
and after the usual delay In C;,.,i,.
Garden n situation wa- found tor her
With German. FANNY Twin. in
Brooklyn. Then a :i.an, who said his
name Was Henry Beyers. called upon
her. aud by promising to procure fer
. her better situation than the che
;hat has; b-en iuuGi tor her, in,iucrd
her to throw up her employment and
~ to Rhis hotel. M. Battery
place. Thence. alter cau,ioniu. her
not To say who had assisted her. he
took her io M. 102 Canal street, a
iisrepu,able house. kept by Mrs
Dora Scnneiker. and sold her tor
$50.
Tire siri wi- confined in this den
for ten di;s. AMI warned st intervals
not I" attempt L. escape, u the p',;ice
would take her upif she was toun,i CT,
the streets. Fiasi!v, her Brooklyn
employers. having reported tn. mat er
aS TAR as they knew i, To- the com
mi>-Iouers Ut emigration. Officer
Groden was given Charge of the case.
/ lie found the girl in the Canal street
hou>e, t'"k her away. arresting at the
same time Henry B-v-r, aud Mrs.
schneider. Justice Duffy held the
former III 5000 bail, an,! he latter in
S2,UHU. MIS-. Sci,arlk-r's boa,ls were
signed by Bernard OR ,urse. u ,loon-
keeper of NJ. % Forsyth street. and
Elizabeth Doll WAS locked up in the
house at detention tor witnesses.
+. The cir! does no; understand word
of En.Ii~ii. aE,. despite the Court in
terpreters efforts to explain to her thu
exact stale of affairs, from the
moment of her cnnimittai she Gu
stan;ly iabCred under the impress
sion that he WAS locked up for some
crime, ;he Ca;ure IT which she could
not comprehend She bemoaned her
fate and protested her innocence uu-
ceasinglv. She bad not seen her
cJusiH since she landed. and. having
les; her written address, she could
give no information 81. IL where sl,.
lived.
The story ii the emisrant ,.ri'>
wrup.S. however. had been wi,.rl,
published. apd on Tuesday they were
read 10y MIR. Richard Roeser. wheu he
r.,urned to hi. home IN Long l-l:u,I
City. Mr.. R~>er is w.sIthy
hatcher doing business ut N. s>i
Second aveuue. and owning house
near Hunters point. lie read the
accou.t of Elizabeth D,il's abduction
TO ms wife. and asked her if she
thought; the girl could he her COUSIN.
Mrs. Ene-er mad been Very Uneasy at
The hon -arriva! OF her relative. and
she ha,i now no doubt at all as To her
be;ng the person who arrived in the
Rotterdam. Yesterday she went to the
the iInnse of detention for witness. and
stated her name aud business. Sh.
WITS introduced into 4 room where
Elizabeth ID Ill was sitting alone, and.
though nearly Is years had elapsed
since they parted. anh neither had
seen the other AT time of lite when
subsequent ileniaic' lou should ire PCS
sihie, rhe recugniii'n WAS in>ianta-
neous and the women rushed into each
Others arm.
Eiix,beth's story hal to be told and
reto;i. Her cousin WIS never tired
Ut hearing it; nor cnuii she under
stand why her young relative was no,
allowed 20 gn home with her ut once.
She 81: with her rs long as she was
allowed H. d. SD, and went away only
partially satisfied with the assurance
that the charge of abduction against
Mrs. Schneider and Henry Beyers
WAS in the district attorneys hands.
and would he hid before The grand
jury 1t, the earliest mrr,ent possible.
A, sou as she is allowed To leave the
house of detention for witnesses.
Elizabeth Doll will become an inmate
of her newlv-di>covered relatives
home in Long Island City.
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