Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
A FAIR
LITTLE
LADY
Cousin of the Famous
Dalton Boys
TALKS ABOUT THE OUTLAWS,
Tells of the Love Bob Has
For Emmett
Aud OF tho Strong Resolve That tho
Fugitive Elder Brother Made
to Fight TO the End
for tho Younger.
Tells of the Love Bob Has
For Emmett

There are two ladies' nt the Pick
wick hutel who have attracted great
deal Of attention from the guests In the
dining room although IL was evidently
not the intention Of the ladies to make
themselves conspicuous In any way, rs
they. were both quiet, reserved and wen
bred.
But the beauty of thc younger lady
was too pronounced TO escape notice,
especially when its posscssor sat at the
very last table, near the ontmncci aud
thus Afforded target for illty or 70
pairs OF eyes ut which to shoot glanccs
of admiration. And thus the young
boauty, who Is scarcely more than
girl in years. had to pay the penalty
through breakfast. dinner aud supper
yesterday, and will probably suffer again
az breakfast this morning, a. the ladies'
have at 1910 on the Fort Worth ana
Denver for Colorado Spring!
The handsome Young lady VINO was
the behold Of an h Miss Jessie Dalton of
Arkansas City, Kan, and the dignihcd
lady with ner Is her sister, Mrs. Annie
Howard. from the same place, which has
been their home for the past year oil
though they ara natives OF Wisconsin,
The ladies are second cousins OF the
Dalton boys. whose bold acts ot onilaWry
aud other alleged crimes. many Of which
have never been proven, have BEEN tx
plotted. Their relationship 90 the lannon's
men has caused the ladies much annoy
ancc, 80 they told Gazette reporter
last night, and they said thry had lnther-
10 dcucd their relationship 10 the other
Dulions on account Of the. noioriely IL
might entail upon them, aud they hintcd
they might NOT become very popular IN
certain quarters should they express
themselves too freely.
The ladies received o reporter last
night after supper. aud Mrs. Howard al
though very polite, appeared ayerHe, at
first, to speaking about their relatives.
She 4 slender lady Of medium height
with dark eyes aud hair, sud was atlired
Ia dark dress. SHE Is wiring aud col
iecting for newspaper, aud says she has
been very successful Misc Dalton is
just below The middle height, has q bonn'
ufnl, well rounded, symmetrical figure,
plump and willowy. and she Is as gracn-
ful as a fawn. She has remarkably small,
well shaped hands atrihngy
handsome face crowns all this
physical beauty. II n OWL bat
fun and ditnplcd; the complexion is Of
delicate olive, flushed with the erin.
son glow OF buoyant health. aud two
large, lnstrnus, expressive brown eyes,
half hidden by long dark lasiIca flash IN.
teliigencc, good nature and naughty pridn
at whonS0eyer they may encounter A
mass Of thick brown hair, piled on tho
fhapely he's. and armnged at the bncll
IN coll, completes The personal inyen.
tory Miss Dalton wore closo.atting,
dark brown dress, which slowed % hef
admirable figure 10 perfection She h
high spirited, aud looks II, but has
charming. lhdylikc manners which arc
very pleasing. She left school moi long
ago.
They were never very intimate with
the Dalton boys" Mrs Howard said, "as
the families had never Visited
THE first time ] eaw Emmett Dalton.
/ who Is now in the prnitentiary at Lam
sing two miles FROM LclYenworh,"
| said Mas Jessie, was after ihe COT
| feyyille business. He was then nj In.
| taxi to anyone and had nothing TO say.
| The next time ! saw him wac when thuy
we're taking him through Cherryyale Ia
| Independence on his WY 10 The peuf
| tnntiary / was standing on the plat
| form when be passed through on The
care. Bob Dalton was standing on fh'
/ platform with me nc the due, and M
/ seemed 10 be very much moved. IL,
said that Emmett was Innocent, hi
dead brothers had led him into trouble
| lIe would Eight until the end for BIZ
baby brother. hr sail
II saw Emmett IN the peniienilary nj
lansing Inst year" said Mrs Howard
'and be has behaved bimself - well tbhi
he u now al ihe head Of one Of "a,
| departments He u very popular, n,
| warden SAID, and / do not udnk that h,
! will be compelled 20 serve bis time out
as / believe he viii be pardoucd. be
cause he las made 20 many ffienda
He has behaved himself Ike d gentle
man.
There is the very strongest kind o
preindice against the Daliona 30 IA,
neighborhood where they lived, arains
Enipsdt as well az The rest. ! don't be-
lIoge III robhinF eud killing. | do belieyi
IA giving yhe devil bis due, and think 4
some respects they were treated yer
badly
Il think The vniecrs treated thei
bDllie- sbAl.eielly after ihe teheyrill.
some eyes looked the indignation eh
iii. -,ihey te5k their ieWeisy' cut al