Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-02-02
No. 43.


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a Chicago gentleman thought he
reeoguized upon the streets Of Wash
nston the other day a cnce noted
Western character, a notorious woman.
Who was an ofshoos Of one Of the
greatest of English families. There
bas appeared upon the streets in the
Northwestern part Of The city a we'll
formed, vigorous-loe.king woman Of
IS, well dressed, whe has driven a pair
Of eoal-blaek horses to a light road
wagon. She is always alone. with the
exception Of a small English groom
Attention has been attracted to her
simply on account Of the horses and
the skill with which she drives.
She resembles very much Pauline
Beresford, who came to Chicago twelvs
or fifteen years ago. Pauline was a
natural daughter Of Henry De Ia Peer
Beresford, who was killed by a fall
from his horse in 1853. He was the
third Marquis Of Waterford. and was
known as the 4Wild Marquis. Ths
successor 10 his title was the reckless
Beresford, who ran tie little English
gunboat 81 under the fire Of Egyptian
guns at Alexandria. The father Of
Pauline Beresford was a direct de-
seendant Of Lady Mary Plantaaenei,
Marchioness Of salisbury. daughter
Of George. Duke sf Clarence, who was
the brother Of Edward ~. aud Rich
ard III. Pauline BeTesford was re-
lated to the present Earl Of London, to
the Duke Of Bedford. to the Earl Of
Huntington. and to Barouet Simeon.
Her mother Is said 70 have been a pop
ular London actress.
She was Thoroughly well educated
by her father. the Wild Marquis, but
he never oeenly acknowledged her.
She was educated TO support herself
as a governes. She came 70 New
York N that capacity with q promi-
nent New York famiIy. While in
New York she was led astras. and at
terward discharged. In the course Of
a year or two Sic drilted out to CHI
eag7. aud while never opeaiy Very no
torious. was. during TIE period Of her
stay. tie kept mistress Of a prominent
member oil tie chicago Board Of ofTrade
She wss then only = or .. and issaid
10 have been a handsome woman.
Sosa after her arrival in Chicago she
fell desperately in love with Capsais
Louis InIl. enc Of the handsomest and
most powerfully developed men on the
Chicago poiiae force. Lull was a Yer
monter originally He was fairly
Rell-educased nan. and had served
during the var as a soldier. He was
noted for his great courage ard cool
ness He became Is madly IN love
with tbs descendant Of the Plaatage-
nets as She wai with him. She first
Tired with him as his mistress. and
then the two wess married. They
were passionaleiy devoted to each
other aud from the time Of the mar
rage until Luil's death Pauline Beres-
ford % All appearances led q correct
life
Several years after their marriage
Capt Lun left the police ferce and
joined Pinkerton detectives. He was
employed by the Pinkertons to run
the Younger ard james brother In
1873 Capt Lnll mas killed While en-
gagged IL hunting for these outlaws.
He was mounted at the time. and ae-
co1npauied by two associates. they
were ambushed by the Younger gang.
who burst upon them from a piece Of
woodland with lsyeled shotguns, call
ing upon them to surrender LUZ re-
fused and began shooting he killed
one of the Younger brothers at the
first shot, but fell almost Instantly,
mortally wounded One Of his COM
panions was killeds the other escaped
Lull fingered for q few weeks. His
wife was with him when he passed
away. It's said that She swore to
bring the murderers Of her husband
to Justice She disappeared from pub
lie view after her husbaHd death. IL
is said that she disguised herself and
entered tire detective service. She IS
said to have continued at tins work
until the Younger and James brothers
were run down IF she should be
identified with the Washington woman
it would be strangely interesting
chapter fol the final sequel Of a ro-
mance q daughter Of the famous
Plantagenet family ID her various ad-
ventures IL DIS country could hardly
be matched IL any ordinary WORK Of
fiction
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