Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-12

city to this place, hut WHO u WINS, how
aud when she wis brought she seems
unable or unwilling 10 sav.
IL was nearly O'Clock tonight when
this woman hailed catman and Or.
defed him 10 drive 10 the ~. Nicholas.
She wore hlsck wooden dress, and
was IN her stocking feet aud without
her hat. From her waist To above her
shoulders her body was bare. The
~. Nicholas Burnett aud Gibson
House all refused ~ receive her. AZ
tue Gibson the detective force took the
matter Ia hand and removed her at
once 10 the house " detention. Au
examination there revealed the fact
that she had not n cent aud not scrap
Of paper on her ponon, aud that all her
effects were her black dress mud her
stockings. The police have been un.
able 10 learn how she got here. when
she was asked about II she would SAY:
~ came from behind the grey stone
wall aud went up the hill, bat they
pushed me down whenever went III.
and then the clouds laughed and the
little stars dumped the II heads togelh.
er." Nothing satisfactory can be-
learned from her. She said she had
been ut $50 or $50 West Monroe street,
Chicago. some Of the officers think
her insanity feigncI. II Is surmised
here In certain quarters that she Is the
late Miss Dollar Oi New York.
WAS SoT WANTED.
CHICAGO, Sept LITTLE sergeant ia
charge " the Genital Police station
this evening received n telegram from
the chief Of the Cincinnati police M.
nOunclng the fact That they had the
missing Miss Ava IN charge and ask.
ing what was 10 be done with her.
The sergeant replied; "liulensc Miss
Ava, We DOM want her." The tur.
gcant said 10 the reporter that the only
effect Of the telegram was 10 sntitiy
our curiosity aa 10 Mis-. Avais where.
abouts. "Ihefo il no charge against
her, hence We cannot order hrrarrest.D
miE TELLS nEH STORY.
CiNctSSATf, Sept ll.--Miss Ava,
whose disappearance from Chicago
night before last created sen-atlon,
anu who was found by tho police here
today acting IN Au eccentric manner,
told long stOry 10 an Associated Pre-,
representative tonight. IL Il quite ~
singular NJ the previous story about hrf
dolngs. Miss Ava said She was Re-.
mau Catholic and was starting four
homes Tot the homeless and degraded
children u Chicago. This dispieascd
Archblshop FcehAu, who ordered
her 10 uunnCry. She refused
10 20. He then ordered her 10
appear before the council Mt tile
Jrhuit College Church Wednesday.
She went In carriage ACCOMPANIED by
Mirr. Bolton. On entering the church
Hhu found Archbishop Fechnu aud
Father Holly present. They presented
her a paper, which they told her to
sign. She refused, Haylug that, "a
future American citizen, she meant To
use her money a. SHE pleased. There.
upon Father Kelly arosc aud said.
"rhie has gone far enough" At that
moment two mon came In Mt the side
door and threw cloth over her face.
After that she knew nothing more UNI
al she iclt M She was on the lake.
She thinks that was last night and that
she has BEEN overheard with chl0ro-
form, water being applied as n rcsiora.
tive. The next Hhe rsmomharn was
about I O'Clock this afternoon, when
fhc was taken from the depot IN a
carriage TO certain place In this city,
though she did not then know what
city II was. She denies she. T. the spoOlg
prlestess, Ann Adslia Dis- Debar OF
New York, n has been asserted.