St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-16
RESCUED FROM SIN.
A Brothers Persistence FL
nally Receivers an Err
ing Sister.
A Dose of Cold Lead in Store
for the Truant De-
ceivep.
Another Legal Tilt Over the
Hopping Outrage
Charge.
Yesterdays Finds in the Net
Spread by Globe Re-
: porterS.

Frank Halverston, the facts Of whose
mission in the city were published in
the GLOBE some weeks since, arrived
here last evening from Winnipeg, in
company with his sister. the girl whose
erratic career has resulted in the death
of her mother and brought lasting dis
grace upon her family. Lizzie Halver-
stOn, it will be remembered eloped
from her home in Sioux City with
gambler named Foxy" Carroll, the
couple coming to st. Paul and living in
rooms on East Seventh street for several
weeks. Carroll is an individual of uIl-
prepossessing appearance, having but
one eye and generally dissipated APP
pearance. The girl, on the contrary,
is very handsome brunette of SIX
teen years, and one who but for
the fascination which has been the
ruin might have been an ornament to
her own circle. and credit to her sex.
Yong Halverston got track of the pair
when in st. Paul recently, following
them to Minneapolis where he learned
that Carroll had purchased sleeping car
accommodation to Winnipeg on the
previous evening. He at once left for
that city and after week of searching
discovered his sister in house of ill
fame on Dane street. She at once eX-
pressed wish to return with him to
Iowa, and the twain are now on their
way to the wreck of what not long since
was as happy a home as the HaWkeye
state could boast. Interviewed by a
GLOBE reporter yesterday the girl
TOLD A PITIFUL STORY
of the treatment to which Carroll had
subjected her. She says that the under
standing was when she left her home
with Carroll that they were to be mar
ried upon their arrival i'll st. Paul, but
that when, after having been in the city
several days, she grew alarmed and
begged him to marry her as he had
promised, he,laughed at her and told
her there was lots of time to talk about
marriage. After this his treatment of
her grew positively brutal, but he fin
ally said that If she would go to Winni-
peg he would marry her. =, Having ar
rived in that city Carroll made the
pretense of taking her to the house
of minister, inveigled her into
a house of prostitution, where
ne left her and she has never seen him
since. The woman in charge of the
house refused to leave unless paid 500
for the clothes she had purehashed. as
Sne cidlineu, at the SlrlS request. Tue
aid of the police was secured, however,
and, in company with Detectives O'IIara
and McFail. Halverst0u succeeded in
securing his sisters freedom. The
child, for she is little more. though well
developed for her age. has lost what
ever of beauty she may once have pos
spsSed, and looks as haggard as a
woman of sixty. Her description of the
indignitieS heaped upon her while an
inmate of the Canadian brOthel beggar
description, being in fact too revolving
for belief. Carroll is believed to be in
Montreal, in which city the police have
been warned to look out for him and ar
rest him If found. HalverSton swears
he will never do another days work
until he has filled the gambler with
lead, and there is every probability that
he will carry his intention into effect if
he ever gets within shooting distance of
his sisters betrayer.