The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-19

arrest che decided to become Enelisb,
and introduced herself ut the jail q
Mira Gay Johnson Waddelle. johnson
wss, perhaps. not aware that she VA
dropping the first part of him or be
doubles would have kicked ct the
time, - he Afterwards did when she
volunteered to surrender her "stoleu
precious" bodily. Released from jail,
che affected the pseudonym of Mial
Lille Gardner. That was her maiden
name, she said, and when last heard
from she had abruptly closed . two
weeks stand at f.irbury q Mu.
Green.
WAS SHE EVER MARRIED?
The report that the woman was
married to Wad0elle has never been
automatically coRtradicted, as she
stoutly maintained, throughout her
troubles and adventure ola year that
sba was. Like. others of her ilk,
however, ut an iSnwary moment, sbe
may have told thsz truth when she
said she was aAfes married. This
truth. if truth it y, she told to one
who had gained her confidence, and
Who inquired WI her letters from
Fsirbury were. addressed to Lille
Gardner. She al b.explained that the
letter referred iopoatained word from
Gseen to come n him.
FAsf 10 SWIFT.
When released from Jail Gays
wearing sppsrele*n hardly mediocre.
and it was something difficult for her
to patch up enteel appearance.
Her Thomas Ad- $50 bard-esrned
savings when thy lett Kansas. but
that amounted q little ~ against the
fastidious career her fancy had pic
tured. After being confined in Jail
for the need Of g with which to pay
her fine, she 4, achieved work, and
went the wOrHf way. After one
year she appeal1 sgain q self-made
subject for the ASrld to gaze upon.
Her clothing is.1 the finest texture
and fabric, in .gaudy shades, and
mad, mad: into the n9't fashionable pat
HOW AND &HEs GAY LEFT.
Gay left thia. cify at IL O'Clock on
the last Sunday night in March. She
was assisted, 90 ~ g stated by reliable
parties, BY . man who is old enough to
be her father. She was to have left
the previous Thursday, but her aged
benefactor could pot raise the "stuff"
to enable her Il. go. Gay wen, to the
depot, however, t midnight, and when
che found herself disa ppointed she re-
turned to the house where she was
Sbs, alluded to the "old
man, xs she called him. az q "d-n
fool" for not keeping his word.
On the Saturday night mentioned,
the "old man pat in an appearance,
got Gay, bought Der q ticket and left
town with. herr it is said. She was
next heard of at Fairbury, from which
place she wrose for her birds. The
presence of the :ssold man" in this case
was what fret gave Katie Myers an
mixing of wheneher lover was, though
il came to her Indirectly.
"GAY," THE GAY"
When gay named herselfshe told in
= wold her futuSe. She is not pretty,
but good looking woman of attractive
proportions, andeo be called stately,
except for . hump in her shoulders
which breaks the combination on that.
She has dark eeyes and hair and q
''foxey" way oS being willy wittout
being smart. Her best plans seem to
fail her. She i 26 years of age and
report has it that she is now enciente,
which may explain the sudden interest
which Green has taken in her. a.
FAITHFUL DAUGHTER.
johnson before he was released re-
ce,ved letters from his daughter, who
is a school teacher in Kansas City,
imploring him to return home and |
him the money with which |
10 gu.
When his time was up. Sheriff
Smith bough. Vim = ticket with the |
money and pu .n,a, ~ the train and
rom all repor;3 no pioited by his .ex.
perieDce with. "Gay." Gay will
doubtless be gay" yet. ~,
KATE MYERS TALKS.
Miss Katie Myers arrived in the
:ity this morning in q very diIapida-
led condition. Her appearance MIDI
:ates that OF Q woman who has chased
! dream and awakes to fiod herrelf
confronted BY . ghost. Miss Myers
narrative Of what occurred at Fairbury
loee not differ from what appeared in
Ia L. n iesua If xhn d .oo