The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25

SnHle tnat he really DelieNcu III"
could discern Il raw of hope for Hall.
DIR. Brookes did not observe it, but
went on to give his opinion of the
man and hi. &C ions. Two Young
girls were introduced To the Christian
Home by Hail AMI his co-laborer in
the vineyard. Bedient who went to-
.ether to give Biblical instruction Ia
the girls. The matrOn. however.
soon discovered that the instruction
was not strictly Biblical, and the gir.>
were requested to leave
The neighbors on Lucas avenue ey
press virtuous Indignation at the
scenes enacted within the Hall man
sion after Miss Hardwicke's departure
with her child for her Old home. Re
spectacle families were scandalized by
matters that could not escape their
notice. At Halls office OH Washing
ton avenue it was customary for ladies'
lie call at ali hours of the day in quest
of the lively marble merchant, some
with applications for money an,i Others
with notes and flowers. y my>ieri.
ou> woman i'm black was Il frequent
visitor AMI lady from Webster
Grove dropped in AT intervals The
list "t Hsir> Appropriateness inside AMI
I'll side "f churcn cirr.r> would fill n
volum" Mrs Saver, Mr.. Stone,
AIRS. Adams and VI = Wallace We're
peculiarly f.y"rcd viii: his delicate
attentions.
DE. 'nIDI.II..
Ii WIS OF course Important To- Lu"w
lust uhai Dr.. Gp~tcll would >ay
about Mr. Hall. "a j. WIS in hi sheep
81 d TIA; me gentien.eh had committed
The greatest havoc, and cal. WIS
m:dc for that purp,>.- st the We'll
kn,wn Congregational pastors rc>!-
,icnce. 1905 Pine street. The doC;or
promptly came down Ia the parlnr
and, asking hiS two visitors Ia b"
sealed, for the following is sort 81
.,inocular interview, the Post DiSpa;ch
representative began: doctor. we
nave called OH Won n". - much for
information rs for confirmation. We
would like Ia hear from your OWN iip>
the story o: Mr.. lanes T.. lislr> cx-
plots IA vMur parish.
The doctor compressed hi> rsmarka-
he eyes until they a.>umr,l Il prcu-
iiarI, >hrewd expression. lie waited
,i,r Il moment. evidently t!amiu" hi-
answer with some care. ami then re-
piled: .'lou must excu-e mc from
anSw cring that question.
You understand. doctor. thai We
ase not asking from y"u the "ri.inaI
<.ory that i known al that We want
.lre the details"
Il understand, bu: you mu>J par
Ion mr i viii >ay nothing about VI.
.;aii.
Ma hr no, member - ycur
church
"Nn, -ir.
AT lel>, he had a ,i,tin. there AMI
he came - this CITY first - Il C"ugrc-
sa'iol a minister;
You are wronE again; h- 'ii'l not
-cme tu this city AZ minister. h.
ceased being 4 minister nj home in
Massachusetts,. II l. tru" hc hal a
s.itin. in nav church but hc ha< not
had IL now tor some ;imo.
DO YOU not believe, doctor. that II
+ Your duty {" expose a man wh" !
ioin. "a Hall i alleged i" bc d. N ;"
No, >ir | am iookin. at Thu
thing from my standpoint. You want
Il sensational article which wii! ,tartlc
,he town. Go ahead and let If if YOU
can--vou cant get il from me. !
know that this man can 10 Eo more
harm in INV church, and there NV re-
>prusibilitv ends"
But he * sail Ii be sill 1T his
work of drceiyin- innocent women In
this city. l. not the whole world
your parish? l. it not Your duty L. a.
>i>t the press in exposing; Il nan of hi,
character, - shat no other ladi'.> vii!
get into trouble through him -
"No, sir; the world Il Your PARISH
The parish OF the press. think thai
his power for evi! his been very much
circum>cribed Ii l. Il matter between
you and your conscience what you do
to expose him.
You know Mis-, iIardwicke, the
lady he brought here from Roxbury,
Mas, and induced TO believe that she
WAS his wife -
"Oh, yes. l know her"
Her brother il Il prominent minis
ter in your church !:
1 "Oh, yes"
"Will YOU say anything about the
reason why Dir. Hardwick took his
sister away from Mr.. Hall and brought
. her home?'