The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

Richmond with white servant CIR
said to he "a VERY Bad Character and
Z Fraud.
II VIII be remembered that several weel
ago. when the agitation OF the white -eryai
Hifl question WIS begun. that a wOms
tcaliing herself SISTER Beatrice. and sayir
she represented 81. Stci hens Guild. 81 we
Fourteenth street New York. wrDt,
. MAYOR Ellyson, Offering 10 furnish fdmili'
IN Richmond with good, reputable viii
servants.
Since then il appears that her profIer b.
came known in New York. and III
Metropolitan dailics have given some II
formation about the SISTER" that she di
not give Of herself.
THE WORLDS" OPINION.
The New York Vorfd Of few days ag'
in % long article. said:
SISTER Beatrice. as the founder Of ~
Stephens Guild. has dcirauded people in al
parts Of the country under the names q
| sister Annie. Sister May. Sister Francis
| lrd Mrs. kceNer. 4 few months ago sh
I r1preared after am absence Of seyera
years. Since then complaints against he
have been numerous The woman Is two
/ thirds crazy and o ic-third wicked. sal,
Inc N her ncighbors whom Sister Beatrice
] N.INN iNNfli "a 'NIHANUN Nlt l7iiH liNN fiIb ~
/ this house i've weeks. and | have ncycl
seen anything Ike her. She's on the sire"
90 the time. and she tells M she spend
most Of her time begging. When She get.
utp house wher. ths servant g,r is gOOO
looking she attempts to get the girl 10 70 &
SOME house which paws hera commission g
ANOTHER ARTICLE.
The New York correspondent Of Philade'.
phia Lnqprcr sent the following to his
paper:
a M, stcrious woman has been prowlina
about Castle Garden interviewing the i'm.
migrant girls IN quiet way. She was at
tired IN the black robe and pOke-bOnuet Of
man. The officials. Iresuming that sh
really was what her attire proclaimed her
md not wishing 10 seem discOurteOus tO on,
pparntl, oh mission # charity or reli-
zion. did not Int ricre with her.
ON Tuesday. however. circumstances
ave rise 10 the suspicion that the supposed
nun WIS but a she-wo'f n sleeps clothing
Mrs. llOde kinsnu, "a petty English WON ~
who had arrived with her husband. wdt
wandering about the enclOsurp. her hu~-
D md beng in another part of the rOtund J..
when the seeming nun approached her.
Enicr.n. into conversation with the young
woman. her new friend told her that sh
could send her 10 situation H.
TUE "N'NiIls NlINNf dtlI IiilNUN NUf
tainted in glowing cOlOrs. Mr.. HOdgkiu-
-On su~peciiue that an was not right. mad,
"a excuse tO rcioiu her husband. 10 whom
str related ths nuns offer. Mr.. lIOdg.
,in-On ai once reported the matter 10 Clerk
Gu0de. Of the Labor Bureau. Immediately
fterward the piOus-gafbed philanthrOpisi
lkpd into the WOmrn's department of
,he bureau. and Mrs. Dlylc. the super,n-
tendcnt. summoned her to the desk and
Questioned her sh irps,
Are You a sisterf' asked Mrs, Doyle.
Yes" replied the woman in black. MY
name IN Sister Beatricc.'
Il don't $50 Your rosary OF rcgalia.' said
Mrs. D1ylc. "Whlt orderd do you belong TOP
~Oh." replied the woman. c0niusedly. Il
m not iu . Catholic order. Dui se al wOr-
ship the same God and work for the same
GOOD end
Que-iioned further as 20 her purpose in
visiting the immigrant depot "sisieg l}ea-
rice" drcl lred that she wanted % nHd ser
wants ehom she could send 10 good places
% Richmond. Va. When Mrs. DOYLE in
formed her that mmigrlat girls were not
iloWed 10 20 10 place, unless those
.ngagng them applied directly AMI fur
nishrd satisfactory reierenceS, '"..c'.,ssIst
md len the room. declaring that sh
would not hr insulted. She ihei
.tIIII ON NII. MfAWls Ni TUT il'i' 't'0'
Mission. still ina great state OF Indignation.
With black oyos ahlaz' and quNerin-
lo.lm she dem inded tOk sow why the Ia
hnr Rurelu did not send 4isis 20 the south,
ind denounced what she called the shame
fu di-crm nation against "a noble ana glOi-
,u. section of the country, Mr.. Mc1Ooi
,1s much impressed by wh 4 he thought
Genuine * ,re ,-lon uf mistaken resentment
and made an especially courteous Cnofl 10
.on,ince .-~i.trr Brairice' iha; he mao
nothing against the south or against ITO
.e-fIni nuns. go,
since then "Sister Beatrice has moi
shown herself 40 Castle Garden, but iurtnei
.u,e,tirtfinn bus convinced the authorize
th.t her mission WAS ol the NVf-t losslOi'
lIfurc.
Detective Groden has been instructed icI
ook 0ut for her. and II she appears ther
,eain 10 arrest her. There rs reason 30 be-
I.s.e tlit the woman hls been al work iol
som. time ~ thc neighborhood Of the Gar
.lrn. and it is feared that she may have sue
.eaded in accomplish bor foul purpose,
Further clusc for alarm Is founded ~ ih'
.yell-.rO Ind,d suspicion that "sisler Be-
friceu J., Mary OnNcr. whose attempt L
ID ,cknluil the late senator simon Cameron
made. her notorious few years ago. dio
whose more recent operations ln connecli"i
with the bogus WOmtn's home in LiNlngstul
Street were exposed short time ago. J.
Will De- remembered that "Sister Beatrice
was the uOM dc au'Ic under Nhloh sh'
then imposed oh iAl rh 1rit 'oie'