The sun., 1891-11-30
PRINCESS SARA MISSING.
4 sTORy THAT RE4CHEs FROM ZULU
LAND TO NEW JERSEY.
II Has 10 Do with Wars aud Battles. Win y
Bridal Trip, with the Jeaersoa Msrse'

BRIDAL I'rip, with the Jcaersoa Msrset
Toiice Court, and with Ono he"'y Den"'s'
l'iftern years ago Mr. md Mrs. Frederick
Danco Of London arrived In Cape Town, AFRICA
They had Just been married ana hnd sniiea
direct from England to Africa, ana hau re-
solved to mako u tour into the interior. me
following history OF events that followed their
appearance in South Africa was picked UP yes
terday In Schraalenburgh. NJ ~:
Tho fierce and savage Zulu tribes were wag-
inn war with ono another and against white
people in general. Tho couple arrived III July'
1887. md tbcir search for adventure took
them lfar into tho interior few weeks latrr'
About the nerccst and most powerful ot tho
Zulu chiefs nt that timo was one Mara Collon
Colon and his small army had been especially
victorious at war. having swept the villages OF
their less powerful rivals before them anu
made many slaves. But the chieltain. inc
Schraa lenbursh authority said, was not fatis-
fed. Ono moro tribe must DO conquered pe-
fore he would retire from thc field. The head
OF the village OIL which Colon had designs was
n plain. everyday African named Pajoman
Six His army was equally as largo and strong
az that ruled over by Colon, but unlike his
rival he was n peaceful man and did not seek
war When lie saw that II could not be arcrted.
though. le gathered his forces around him
and awaited the attack. II was Just at about
this time that Mr. and Mrs. Dance arrived in
the vicinity OF Chief Skis village. outside OF
which the hosts Of Chief Colon we're campcd.
| Although fierce and merciiess fighter. with
"a, reputation for brutality SECOND to tnat it
times. Colon had u true affection for his
one child. q little girl s"ntcely TWO years oiu.
on sssb ne ara %an al aw .hS oie Huns lis
battles the little one was lett behind with the
old women Of the, tribe, who were amost, ,r, rs
f1~.l s,f I'm trI ito tn
rsiG ns WoSa@ Il Eao Ts'a
Ills hated rival. Pnjoman six. The battle ragged
for hours. but Colon and his army tn9lly gave
m nSins Sns o thu rs tt To- SnS slowly Tt
surely bis ndheren,s were routed by the vii;
six; The, army 81 the latter. not satisfied Leo
their village. and after making rrisonerso of the
women and old men burned the huts TO the
Village TINT night. and that one was Chief
Colion's beloved daughter. Sara.
When tho attack ON Gollon's village by thinl
s,fa ssa psfS" " M n and Mis %s%ss
reached them she explained through, an in
terpretcr who her charge was. and finally pre-
az enpef nn the ba Il in
way thnt the child first came into possession
Tho result Of the battle killed any CHANCE of
ana not wishing 10 desert M li!ts one ,hs s
Of the WHEREABOUTS OF Of tic e girl shortly after.
but Mr.. and Mrs; Dance learned OF his inien-
| ton in time and escaped to the coast before
steamer back to England. taking tho, child
| Mr. and Mrs. Dance moved to this country. iive
years ago. Mr.. Dance is now u commercial
Tn IN IN Is whers a
| his wife and sister and Princess Sara. who is
now nearly II ycars old. live Mr. Dance is
When she was only fly" years old little Sara
began to show an nnuSal talent for musis mus
and when when not not hummins or singing them She
made The house ring with her slrill whistling.
hroHEht ai member OF M Danses Is
quiet. and although always nt her case. is per-
iectly ,unassuming and. the Scraalcnburgh-
snposo srs s SS ssTfsd bSy Sy Mr. Danes
Biney VIII rs family Ths h, IiinSys d pre @ .rai:
who visit him in his homo in Schrmaaiennnreh. m
they, being The only negroes in tho neighbor-
hood: She spent good deal s OF her time there
Saons ns Mss Fsuty
| WHO lives at 1856 sixth avenue. this city and
who I i! Is said to be in the M employ Of Dunbar in
Dennis. it Is said. is u good singer and plays
several musical instrnm"1ts. Heused to tell
Miss Sara. and she began to feel TINT Schraalen-
| burgh was too small for hnr. On last Saturday
night Princess Sara Disappeared. and she hns
Bneys Ser" m but thew said they
knew nothing about her: Mrs. Dance. how
ever learned OF tho existence of Mr.. Reuty
Dennis and suspected that he was the cause
Of Miss Sara leaving home.
So yesterday she came 10 this city and went
before Justice Hogan at the Jefferson Market
Police Court. Sho refused to give her name
and told the, Justice simply thet little color"d
girl whom she had brought from Africa had
disappeared from her home and that she sus-
pccted one r. Dunning Of having taken her
tice Hogan gave her one. qlnlcer McGurkin
,HS"a HSa' court Mrs N'bS" DSn.e Went Went to- to-, ia5
sixth avenue. where Keuty Dennis has n
room: She questioned colored woman VIII"
has charge OF the place. but got no Information
from her save that Dennis had not occupied
his room since Saturday morning. McGurlin
did not go in with Mrs Dance and tho search
warrant was not served. SO il is probable that
Mrs Dance expects TO tlnd the girl somewhere
else.