Telegram-herald., 1889-04-29

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$50 feezer>. fer = lels ( tlze. ara las been
v.rs sick she c4re 4lezp peeretls $50
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pa-sel d 1lost 4 tte WAY. We neser scc
tne papers. aaa ne.sr kneN N14f Lad hap
pe1ed uasll heart some people in i soz-rs
t-.slfg aeont tae hanging of s.cc rl4l >
eol4t t4Fe r-@ce se-3l
The mayor W4s puzzled lie c.d roi be-
Reeve tle story ~ al. t4lnsi-g Is = slrewl
l.teati1n q EroN1i1~ friends T. s4.a
tine. Ar-tr = few minutes tle-Elf 10
summoned the district attora-s. 4ud To-
srtncr they as-cae1 10 tue woln4us story
-. l. - matter. sAia the district attorney.
thar needs attention. a. 2ny rate IT li - =
scheme ooncocfet ia Deaalf 0f Brosni0H ~
Us frlends of Lawyer Parker. 80 must dis
cover who IS responsible and bring lin or
them - lustice.
Then turnng o. he woman. who said her
name wss Mary D1nneny De sad
Il viii have al oficeT accoinp-ny you %
your homo"
lustoat OF sending al or,ccr with tho
woman. Mary DoLnelly. 10 her house, she
was locked up IN the House Of Detention a.
witness. aud TWO Officers were sent on the
errand without her TIE poor woman pro
testod IN VAN against TINS treatment =, the
hands OF the law. The district attorney aud
tho chief of police thought tha, the matter
was altogether toolmportant - allow such
witness 10 escape over the borders INTO
another state. The officers. instead of 20.
ug "a Yonkers u get at Mary Donuelys S
louse, crossed the ferry into New Jersey,
and after a short railroad ride engaged a
'arriage " take them 20 that point OF the
At.xrles that Oscrhangs tne riVer near
N>Lkcrs. There. after crossing private
grounds, they came 20 path down tho
In made up Of stone steps and patches Of
wooden stairway that zgzngg-d hiiher and
F0n across the rocks unul 10 reached the
bottom Thsro they were within q few
feet OF the river, aud short walk along
he banks brought them 10 4 low white
house nesting against the rocks. Their
knock at the door was Immediately an
swercd by no less person than Mr. Henry
Parker. He WIS not surprised 70 see them.
and directed them at once iuto one Of the
few small rooms Of the house. where the of
-. b.4ir n ten - found
Mrs Brownlow lying weak but conva
.escent upon i couch.
The story OF her flight and remarkable
disappearance was soon told After her
quarrel with Mr. Brownlow upon the even
ing of the l4th she had gone 10 her room
Ia "A desperate frame of mind. IL was her
intent 10 go away for a few days and com
pei her hus band TO sue for her pardon. She
looked through her letters and found three
from her old servant Mary Donnelly. One
If them, containing the womans address