The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-21
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I'll Story Of Maud Kelso, !
Pretty Girl.
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~ Yelso, the l5-yesr-0A 6aughteR
= ss.Ilrutv Sheriff Charles p. Kslso. .
- ~ aeent, who disappeared Thur
ia, r1u6ne. vas kidnapped. chloFoforusd,
$ ~ the suburbs and almost killed
I - y1lain or villains unknown Miss
ie = avsry pretty giri Of plump figure,
~ aonde hair, and would attract It
<sr. nu,vhers. Her mother diedssvsral
- =, and she lives with her sister,
viIlim Hutchins. ct 10 Cedar ave-
- Thursday afternoon she visited her
- ana down town, and. not finding
z, III 1 note asking him to call ct her
: = ths evening.
- - mi1n1tes before o'clock Mrs.
<slns seksd Maud to 60 to notion
80. g Garden street to purchase some
-. md from there TO smithnight's
Ss riors on Woodward avenue for . pre-
,S;1ylien for . neighbor's child. She
~ = the GRAND accompanied BY her
~1ud ana almost inscpafable COM
sSisu. ! large spaniel, leaving word that
- fnfher came in her absence he should
~ = her, Is she wished particularly to
zSai-. Att o'clock Mr.. Kelso arrived,
M waiting half an hour became I'M
= IN prolonged absence, and started
3 s look her up. He went to the notion
6 -, = Garden street and found she had
- fk6ro and purchased. the collars. At
16nirht's drug store he learned that
4 K1a noe called for the prescription.
rovhere between these two points.
I IN blocks apart, she seemed to have
xoed sut Of sight Mr.. Kelso. now
suehIy alarmed, engaged the family.
11,ots, and two policemen In the
Al the stores in the vicinity, the
4 y 4 her associates and teachers were
- without finding the slightest clue to
fe pteresbOuts. II was now 8 O'Clock
- epeersnt that some mishap had be-
- ~ girl.
II Kelso Quoted his apprehensions
- Is knowledge tn at Maud was 90
|t~npenied by her faithful Carlo, who was
SSlieky dog and would fight TO the death
= - mistress. But when at $50 Carlo
fruud himself into the house, crippled In
= r., covered with mud and his hand
- brass collar pounded out of shape,
nnVorst fears OF the family seemed real.
~. md Mr.. Kelso became almost frantic
~ thought Of what must have befallen
r nosherless girl. Scores OF ncighbors
r number Of police and detectives con-
nxoi IL search all through the night
~ uonent daylight appeared all the
~, harms and vacant lots within 4 mile
ncse we're examined. but without
tuloping the slightest clue.
III beiore noon today an acquaintance Of
~ Kelso's, who was standing ct the win
~ 4 her home on Sterling avenue, saw
Md staggering by on the street. and
hssing Of her disappearance exctedly
=, cut and called her by name. Miss
u1De q first did not repIy, but on the
I'D call stopped. turned and, rushing
- ~ arms Of her friend, cried: "Oh,
~ ~ home"
~ vas unable TO answer any questions,
mHM tendsrlY placed in carriage and
IN b her home, where her distracted
bhes and sister and even poor Carlo re-
IND her with pathetic demonstrations.
- poor girl was greatly Frustrated and
tmtally daEed. Her hat was missing, her
prAing covered with dust and mud, and
- NJ badly bruised. her throat bearing
eats y OF choking. She complained Of
DEne cold, but was too delirious for hours
kany statement of her experience 70 be
NAMED.
d. Spencer made an examination and
ppnuihed for her relief He stated that she
- undoubtedly been heavily chloro-
kned, dragged away by the arms and
tRfully abused. This evening Miss kelso
lmsufdcienily recovered to make state
Int though still In highly excited and
Nvuus condition, approaching hysteria.
- said that after leaving notion store
= Gardsn street. and while passing Pine
hse, narrow and unlighted thorough
-. man stepped up behind her, placed
~ handkerchief over her face, and. in
fhd her struggles. lifted her into car
-.
shs remembers nothing clearly that &C.
sissd subsequently until daylight this
ssnine. whom she found herself in field
eath Of Woodland avenue. in the suburbs.
e exact location OF which cannot now be
restrained. She says she was so daxed
HI0 the cold that she could net move for
ean until the warmth Of the sun revived
-. md that Il was long time before she
= ase TO reach the nearest street.
sfom her description the locality where
awoke to consciousness must be Ut
~ Jour miles from her home and In the
senity Of Bierley's park. That the faith
carlo struggled hard to protect his mis-
- . known. He undoubtedly followed
carriage and made fight to save her.
y must have received heavy blow on the
eek. - his collar was broken and the
yfes on one side knocked off. One Of
iegs Is crippled. though not broken.
- ne has dozen other severe bruises.
NJ keiso's theory is that Carlo was in
nsance Of his mistress when she was
"a and did not have chance TO defend
= - The outset, but that he followed and
- % defend her, and did not leave her
"a driven of. His brute intelligence Was
scent. however. to make known her
.sst or location. Mr.. kelso believes that
80 his daughter fully RECEIVERS her men,
powers she will tell story showing
- she made desperate effort IN spite of
escorts TO render her unconscious. the
1s'is OF which she cannot now recall. Her
yscians reported that though in pitia-
condition and suffering greatly. she
ad undoubtedly recover. unless un-
csed Tor results of the nights exposure
hsne.
ia!s affair, following the murder OF Mag.
ACarthy, a domestic in the house OF
Wilton Merle Smith. two years ago,
= little Maggie Thompson by orto
ss1 last summer, has aroused punlie
SnAg 10 the highest pitch. In this case
- y not the slightest clue thus far. The