The evening world., 1889-03-27

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HOME AGAIN.
II was week after this that he escaped from
prison, and after terrible Journey Of six. days,
food, he came back TO his wife and child. half
starved, nearly dead from exposure and fatigue,
his clothes IN rags his feet tender that to put
them under him made him cry out with pain,
only to be taken back to mis- prison again.
:, AS soon as Mrs. Sillars received his letter she
humble friends she knew had no money to give.
response. Then she determined to GO to W. work
obtained employment in Marsha linen thread
works; The night he came back she had not re-
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self and nd her child on - a week and trying to
She was at work in the factory yesterday when
2 WoRL3 reporter visited the three little rooms
Of the Inmates ssid That she LETT her her child al n
friends further down the street She went to
work at q. 80 In the morning and returned at
o3O NJ night She had an hour for dinner, and
although the factory was good mile and a half
away she walked back at noon TO hug and kiss
~ The little fellow wa. found at Mrs Alexander
They they were % poo poor people, but kept the child for
and rosy. Soon after is ociocE Mrs. Mrs. siliars 5IlH
cred him With kisses, During her stay she never
l. a sento.. womanly looking little creature. o
When she talked Of ordinary subjects ahe was
old dialect Of her childhood came back. She
for work IN vain she told Of his srrsst and I'M
his return and recapture she broke down, caught
the baby in her arms and sobbed bitterly.
GENEROUS NEW YORKER.
,,. II don't know where I am going to get the
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rooms and there was no money to pay IT.. Mrs.
Sillars and the baby were going TO remain with
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All Brosdway. March 90.
Mrs. Sillars was hard at work in the factory
down into the superintendents Office, her face
and shoulders covered with dust. When she
was given the check her hands trembled 80 she
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Aud then she said she would send the check at
once to her husband.
sILJARs's EXCELLENT CHARACTER.
everybody spoke in the highest terms Of Sllars.
Supt. f. q. Colburn said his conduct had been
excellent and that he was model workman.
Bookkeeper J: j; Ostrum said Sillars had only
lost one day during the year he worked for the
Il Was the letter written by Mr.. ostrum which
caused Sillars 80 much trouble. When the Con:
pEecticut authorities asked him where h had
lington Works, and showed them his letter.
They saw the date, 1883" and accused him
Of lying to them. The letter was for the pre-
."I will do ali can to repair the wrong" said
Mr.. Ostrom, and he at once sent of the follow
ing letter:
ward.n 3. P, sfo,,v. WYndAam cou.y. Conn.
Ployoe oi this company; Permit me 70 state that
Ss he'd SsEs Reriofmsa Ris duties tsltSiuiiiy ana
seryStiSn here hs was q sober. steady and reliable
man. Yours truly,