The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-25
AIlu,s STORY


Va MS Trials ana Trouble, and His Suhse-
Qreot Apprehension as a ErNaway Boy.
The e e. lived in tiis ely SUNDAY af.er.
neon ION F,ankIM,, a poS,office pom,
necr he ! ne o; Dallas AID Collin eou aties,
a led ten yeas Old, named Paul
70 ,ae night a. The sta,'on house,
wnlch ne feener- oaloe- Carter, rave hun.
He het. foo.ed J.. az Ire way, ne saiG,
Il ouch he mud vt cold, aid Is h5
c ., res wee Scalt ana hin hew"S su ie,-
! ~ s9ve q" ou colo, AMI wlen ne en- cred
re othce OF ne ssa. Oh hou ne 40. 10
clio % ne owe IA, ne brrred himself
seye al lines. A .er he nat tlaw~d out
Ofcc Carter pl cet a \, 4 laa. helI nearly
n Neck Of bread apd mel, before
him anu The a'ernc5s " III which Re de-
youyeG rea ~ al Off showed pla'2ly thss
he We Glow was nes.'y s,eryel, A HER-
| Al fe ~ who hanpelcd il soon ete,
; p AVG' enieayo eu 20 learn tpWeth '1g
och $50 Ou, 50 iNvelous was is aDpe-
! e 10. /, was some ne before he could
snecs ds ipcly. The boy was h,erally
C ann 1g 4 pselS With bread and meat
wen ,he officer fea ,uy thai serious conse-
quelces would iollow srch fe st, took he
p.l away IRON him. He is a sprihhtlv
la and in answer TO quCS ions put
/ ~ N'tn llo Nlhl ti'At Tvs hdUe WIS fAQl
| b'eGluv. His ia,her aud mo,her Healing
ana Clemma B.aGley, wLo were very poor,
| haI moved 10 Teas some Two Yeas a.
: ON Arkansas 5rt nom what pats OF that
s,.,e he did not IL member, Thev came
| 4 .. 20 Dal'as ard a.,erward AIRED Tor Nc
| hi iney, Jut on az wing al Frankfort his
| mo. he's was taken SICK ana died OF ma'alial
fever, ard in .hree days aflerwa,d his
IA ier diei of the same disease,
an tnu, ne was lett a,oie in =
1 ;. ango land among strangers Mr., BIam-
| let a iJrner, tooS cha, % of him ard put
| h n 20 p;cS;pg cocoa, but he could not
pick ehou' h N adv be says lop'eSse him
aud That ale ,old h m IA. he .nad enough
o,him and Mat he mus, leave the place.
He left and suc eeded in se..ing work With
Nc; Lark n IA re same mel yhoo hood,
| - wfom he Uicke cotton and did somo
pou hin" MI, LarSin finally told him
IN. ne d'u not wa 1t him any longer. H9
tavs thai he was very much
di>herrteped a. tbs and he went
out pauind Inc stable and cried, for he did
no. krOw what he was TO do. 81 saw some
bows playing ball ~ slid tho lii. 10 fellow, tho
/ airs streaming down his cneeKs, "and
seed was like them, but | codldat be,
and bov SO didit care much what be-
c).ns Of mo" However, he secured work
with Mr.. Hammond, merchant of that
place, but Ike his o,her employer, he too,
tu.nsd him Off SATURDAY. night That night
he $ ept in barn and early the nest
morning he stared for Dallas.
lie s1vs that he has an uncle living near
o. ny, limo $, ly the name OF Eu"eae
Lamp,on, woo 5 a minister Of the Chlis. Ian
chrrcl, and mat he hes grandmother,
Nus. Anna B.ad'ey, living IN st. Louis,
tbs s lie $ Dry in subs ance as related by
the wiley lad, but he following noice. Ie-
c9iveI by the officers explains the whole
anair, and shows that the boy has very
imaginative mind:
- aul l.. Draoley, son of X. Bradley, liv-
ing at Frankfort, Collin county. aged 10
wears, small, and of delicate health left his
mono on Monday of last week, since which
time nothing has been heard OF him. His
pG entj are aryious for Information con-
ce,ning hiswhe. eabouts."
Ho was takeu in cha sc by City Marshal
A 'nold on he recent of the above, and Is
held awaiting the pleasure of his parents.