The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-05
TWO LI1rLh GIRLS MAKE TROUBLE.
were Out All Nieht IN the Park s.d Streets
nad Got Pour Men Arrestef.

Were Ont All Night IN the Park s.d Streets
nad Got -Four Men ARRESTED.
Fifteen year-old Katie Kelly, the daughter
OF James Kelly OF 203 East 1eventy-seventh
street. fireman OF ~ Engine. and her sister
Christina. aRed 10. ran away on Saturday
night The net result was that the girls par
ents spent a slecrless night. n general alarm
was sent out from Police Headquarters. the
detectives OF the Fast Sixty.seventh street
station arrested four young men on the sus-
picion OF abduction and the girls came home
reluctant. foresceinR a whipping.
Shortly before 81 o'clock on Saturday night
Mrs Kelly gave tho oldest girl So bill. telling
her to go to neiehborinR grocery store
for some things needed In tho house.
Katie took her little sister with her.
bought "a cents worth OF groceries and started
back to the house. On the way up Third ave-
nue. they saw Charles Campbell. a clerk. 81
years old. who lives at !. 252 Third avenue. and
William Jennings. 20 years old. OF !. 1872. also q
clerk. walking slowly along on the opposite
side OF the street. Katie Kelly concluded that
IL would be lne night for walk with those
young men. They hurried home. sent the gro
ceries and all but dollar Of the change up
stairs by q neRhbor and then Joined the
young en-.
It's n splendid night. ain't it7" ventured
Katie and there are lots OF people out walk
ing"
should have q stroll in the Park The girls
pulled out his watch. saying it was nearly 10
Horrors" cried Katie. and we're expect.
cd to be in byH I'm really afraid to 20 home
could do would lie to snend the night with an
aunt in Fast Thirty fourth street That would
and Jennings accom- panied In" girls to the
SiNty,seventh street elevated station, where
the latter reached their aunts house in Thirty
fourth street II was nearly half past 10. The
door was locked and all the windows were
but no one replied. Then they sat down on
the steps and cried until Katie suggested that
When they boarded an uptown train at
Thirty-fourth street four young men who had
been to the hesS took ths seats
years old, OF l.1Hi Third avenue. and Daniel
Dooley, 20 years old OF lbs East l0Gth street
got of at sixty seventh street. The four young
men followed them. and tho man who knew
Katie introduced the others
Isn't It pretty late Tor you girls to be out
alonsy" he asked.
h 10 girls reRssd tea ha e e ire mpo Shss
had turned them out and that they couldn't
GG ho wr Any way some Ghe saGgssse an
or 40 two OF the young men said that they
would have to be going home Then they
started on. leaving scheible and Dooley with
The four say that the remainder OF the night
was spent in walking in the Park and along
the avenues and resting on doorsteps. Finally
the young men Logan to get tired. We're
AFRAID To- 90 home said the girls; II will be
mass In SiNty-nfth street"
In the mean time James Kelly and his wife
Early Yesterday morning Mr; Kelly hurried to
the Sixty-seventh street police station. De-
tective " Giles learned that the girls had been
seen walktng with Cam pbell and Jennings and
arrested the two mon They related all they
knew about the girls
Tho police knew nothing about Scheb'e snd
Dooley until shortly after l O'Clock. when the
girls came home sorrowiul and apprehep sive.
When they hal told their story the detectives
got the two othe young mon. Although all
the stories agreed and the police decided that
there PROBABLY wasn't anything wrong. the
young men were locked up for tho night
. Mr.. Kelly said last night that he didn't be-
lievo the girls would try 1t over again.