The evening world., 1892-01-30
Locked Up for Stealing Mrs
Stewards Jewels.
A Diamond Necklace That May Have
Been a Bracelet.
Tho Able Defense Presented by
Maud, Lizzie and Sarah Jane.

| My early morning push OF ner Dell-DuttOn
brought IL big grccnhorn girl with sore eJ es
and baseball fingers to the door.
| ais Mrs. stewart at homer"
| "Sho is then"
| "May sec hclf'
"lou may not"
| "WhyI'
| "Shc's In bed"
| "Whcn does she breakfast"
| AL or = O'clock"
| "Wnl you ask her to speak to woman
from TnE EVENING WORLD onlce2"
NO. VIII not. came here n day ago, and
II | woHc her I'd be wa'kin the streets again
with n newspaper In my hands,
"Did Mrs. stewart lind her diamond neck
laccl'
GLOW should know when l ain below all
tho time at the tubs or the range or the fur
nacc2"
The turnkey In Jefferson Market thought
lie could arrange totc-a-tetc for me with the
unhappy cook chambcrmaid anu laundresss
IN The matron's room, and he did So
Tlcrc was grim hunor In the presentation
made by Miss Harrison.
| Here's the ladies" was her style OF
phrascology, which an anti-Delsartian wave
Of the hand and gOod-naturci smile en-
phnslzed.
| This criminal reception room was painfully
clean, comfortably warm, and tantalilingly
bright considering thu melancholy OF the
women who use 1t.
on In the corner, under the little Queen
Anne window, al meekiy ayraycd rs Faith,
Hope and Charity, sat three pretty yellow
girls-LizAie Powell, Mary Maid Fuller aud
Sarah Jane Archer, the unhappy innoceHts
according to their own MISUNDERSTANDING
with stealing u $1,000 necklace, u diamond
ring and the body linen, napery and bed
linen belonging to Mrs. Stewart.
A graceful manner, II gentle voice and per-
sonal beauty VIII do wonders for n woman
1t WAS the defense OF these poor creatures
and turned one heart dead against the lovely
plaintiff.
Maud, who has a voice like mandolin, told
her st1ry IN u straightforward manner. She
told some very funny things about herself
some very pathetic things about her life and
some hair-raising things about her former
mistress.
snow the good Lord knows ! don't want TO
say q word against Mrs. Stewart" she began,
with yelling eyes, but she hasn't treated
mo right. Mr.. Jack Arthur, OF West Forty.
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"ADcut inc hec"!tee' "eE' now ~! just
'cii you coh''hueu LN~'e' e'sL'' pm III
the mower sa'aeh o' her ea'ico are"S' MF''
stewart haSht got Il necklace, OF slc "Ou!a