The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02


inspector james made after her. but Mrs.
stand aside, ms, am" he said. we're
Have you ,yarrant7' Mrs Clark replied.
Then you can't enter this house." and with
hf MEs fas other ad
nothing 70 do but 60 and get the warrant. In
out upon the sidewalk and stood guard over
Moliie Whearty tapping nervoSsly " on nav VIM i'm
dow pane. A few minutes later a boy came
o Of hs hSf he a9a %R H. rt
IS: CLARK had been IL the house only short
Come in. Mr. James Clark said ianiI:arly.
It's Hod outside. and you will cause crowd
The 58sPs:toF entered tho house and r.,
"oh. that's ali risSt. was The Reply reply. You
are at liberty to search the house,,
that had the Slip osassS pins
to TSsf and SA h
house thoroughly Then they went away.
When. they reached the Post Onlce they
had, fished, for Greenfield had, disappeared.
and found dfty.eisht stolen letters upon his
The next morning. which was last Tuesday.
on watch in front Of the Clark ,resid ence again.
Richardson's and the Clarks We're great
friends; inspector James called upon Mrs;
that Mol ie had been pulled into her house by
Mr. Clark on Jan, 2 while Mrs Clark had Mar
sanI Colt engaged In conversation. A brother
Noliiei to ths house Of 3 friend q the Clerks on
Richmond avenue She Ind remained there z
keep her secret and had returned to the Clarks
again.
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to Mr. .Clarks. He was not at home They sat
f1E1 n ss snS wasa 0s @ About
spector James explained his errnnd: Nj; Clark
aam h Mt bssSea 0fs
GERS told lin t%St they had w" variant or HIS
UP out Of his chair and walked about the room.
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but Ss wsiFhDf Ss E ssia james,
JAMES, ordered Marshal watts to arrest cssI
They took him out to their sleigh and started
for the station house. Mr.. Clark thought for a
long time and then accepted Inspector James's
terms. Still he refused to tell the driver eX-
actly where to drive He ordered him to strike
Carlton avenue at the other end Of town. and
when the sleigh get there Clark said to drive
SLOW Near Oak street he stopped the sleigh.
He made Inspector James promise not to men
ton the name OF the people with whom Mollie
was. When, the Inspector had done that Clark
got out and led the way to q certain house.
It WAS after o'clock In the morning; every
body was in bed. MIR. Clark rang the folks up
and went up stairs to where Mollls was sleep
ing. He awoke herand told her that 1t was all
up; that Inspector James was down stairs
waiting 70 see her: She told Mr.. Clark that
she would SEQ the Inspector at once, She re-
ceived him with the covers pulled tightly
around her peck and only her head exposed.
Mollie told Inspector James that che was I'M
able to walk. She had spra!ned her leg severe
~ on Wednesday. She had been. out walking.
she said, 1t was just about dusk: She saw q
man on the opposite side Of the street start to
cross over toward her. and an instant later
heard policeman rap on the sidewalk with
his club: She thought that she recognized In.
spector James and Started to run. She slipped
on the 10y sidewalk. fell aud sprained her leg
badly. ,,.u,.
said several times.
Inspector James assured her that he wasn't.
She had given them lot OF trouble. he said.
but that was what they were for.
Tss ss II Rfs IT, Mr. CLARK had
promised TO become her surety. and aha could