Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24
FOUND In A SALOON
A6ri Goes Wrong and Winds
Up in Jail.
MAGGIE DaYT0a'S SAD STORY
Her Mother Rrscuss Hen from Evil Com
pznions and Pleas fsE Hes R=soEnA-
ton from = Lie Of sln.

Locked up IN tie county jail last
night. behind strong prison bars. MAS
daggie Dayton, she Is . young girl,
ust budding into vom4nhooi. though
TO judge by Appearances. she would
easily psss for 20. She is OF medium
height, fully developed, vita rosy
cheeks. bright sparkling eyes and pretty
red hps, the parting OF which discloses
. set OF regular teeth A. white IS snow.
she Was neatly dressed IN black, and
her actions are modest and retiring.
Back OF the fact that abe Is in JAN there
u the old, old story which nas been told
time and time again. The truth u.
Maggie 10 maynard. Yesterday after
noon. a. Sergeant Webb was on HE way
home To supper, he was accosted by =
woman IN front or Jimmie Roe's saloon
on Canal street. She gave her name ss
Mrs Dayton and said that her daugh-
ter MAS inside the saloon. That she
went In 90 bring her out, but the girl
had disappeared and the bartender
denied nsr presence. Sergeant Webb
investigated. The bartender again de-
MED that there had been = girl answer
Ing tho description OF the one inquired
for about the place. The woman WAS
sent To police headquarters, where
she told her story to Captain Johnson,
who detailed Detective Kennedy 10
make . search. He did 20, and found
sns girl IN room up stairs over the
saloon, and brought her to police head
quarters, where she told sad story,
duplicating = well-known business man
Ia her early downfall. With tears in
her eyes she begged for her liberty, but
Captain Johnson concluded TO hold her
until more was learned OF the case.
The mother Was frantic with grief, and
declares that today sne will sTear out a
warrant for the arrest of her daughter
destroyer. AT the jail last night Mag
gle was not so down hearted a. one
would expect 10 find her. She occa.
s.onally laughed heartily as she mar
rated the following: "My mother Is
the cause of ali this trouble. / know
she is. | don't know what am in here
for; positively don't; but I think my
mother imasines nave been running
around considerably of late, and |
suppose l have. out she needn't
have had me locked up.
she wants me TO go with her, but
won't do il. | promised her | would
QAtCs 0Qs WQ3 HOWs ~ tCli YOU
just how this all happened. My mother
and my father separated some years
ago, and my sister and l went to live
with my mother. About four or five
months ago she rented rooms IN the
block, No. 100 South Division street,
where we lived until two months ago.
My sister learned dressmaking. We
never got along we'll together. My
another never seemed ike mother 70
us. Then she broke up housekeeping
and told US We would have TO go out IN
the cold world and hustle for ourselves
i went TO work at the Warwick hotel
where stayed until two weeks ago.
quit and have since been staying with q
girl in q room on Canal street Thi!
man have told about Is q cousin OF
mine by marriage, and on his wife's &C
count shall never testify against him
will suffer anything. ! Will rot in 9
cell first before will tell about him.