The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1895-12-31
JUDGE DID NOT REINT
MAGGIE Wanted to Go Home and
Mend Her Ways.
WENT TO THE WORK HOUSE
siie Had Previously Promised Not to
. h. Seen Again. In Washington, But
Failed to Keep Her word-SuSie
wtlliams' Resolution to Get Intoxi-
Gated Was Carried Ont.

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1t was lively gale that blew last night,
| and many unfortunates rode into police
court this morning. There were forty-four
| of them. -
Jofrm g ibsenis n fairly prosperous far
mer- down " Fairfax county, Va. Not
over twenty years ago little girl, Maggie.
canic-into tiic-housebold, and the farmers
lot was Il happy one, of course.
Maggie was in the police court of Wash
ington .te<lay land unless some one goes on
her bond for 5000, she will have to stay
in the w3fShbdsf for three long months.
l<,SHyeayssxlsh punishment was never hers
before
= the offfcef m tiie case scanned the dingy
.eourtIoonas ceiling with his eyes as the
clerk read To Maggie the Information charg-
+ fBgs her with. being a vagrant. Then he
tod his stoEy.s
Nc. Gibson of Fairfax county," said he,
ts.camc here sabout three months ago and
asked lis to find his daughter Maggie. He
went back home. We looked around, and a
sbort-tia ago found her living in house
of iil;fanle under The name OF Nellie Green.
I'VE sent her back home, but she never
went. Stesleft the city, but she did not
go back To her father. She went to Balti-
more or Alexandria or some other bad city.
She came back to this city last week, and
last night saw her on Thirteenth street
and arrested her,
what have you to say" said Judge
Kimball, addressing Maggie
MAGGIE's STORY.
me Shi s"PP,o ~ 'he m''".Hs SIAM
WIN 9"iCh' Sunny n'ep "he 10 NV ~"
ugly siri' her 'rtht' "le e!'S nav. 'A'oi'
kn'ai'iess .h"'i wi III ,h'in' ".i i''i mn
anu her hair' ha'"i"hs o'''h' sho"eu .''''
lrish poou vi 10 i'h;o'e ancestry eou,Se'
through her 'el's' o'a'h anu IL" Viva"
anu hiack saeN anu uresS i'auc hei appe".
'n.1 Ss ,s ~ n ,a. !, 60 ,%a ..nu, NV
father had moved. He'd gone over to Mary
land and | STAYED with the ncighbors for
| two veets Finally 7 came hack 10 WASH
;po,o, again am now readv to leave
the CITY and 10 ,ry and get home again"
No you've. ,ri.d it once" said Judge
KImbau.
..Tase h.r b,tsopaI bonds vour honor
n,eod.I IN, girls attorncv
81 win rot, said tho co,r. ..sbc can
s-oo hand or O, down for three
mop,,s rbere ar. p,eptv mr. p,,ces m
which strange cir,s can 60 other than to
houses-of nros,i,u,iop,
And nc sen, her Ia tb,. workbouse
If Susic Williams lives seventy-riyc wears
Ionrer shc will ne inst a crn,urv old. Ard
sbc may live, thai long for il il s,iJ. the
good die early. Tn. pc,ic. think Susie
isn't a bit GOOD. She lives ont in Rurk,s
alley and drinys rum from The E;ttIr sa-
loon around the corner.
Susie sat in The front parlor of the VIII
inns man sion La ST evening watching the rain
drops cutting their way through the iwi
light, They made her thirsty. and she went
down in her apparel for a quarter, and
flew TO the little saloon around the corner
.sUE-G GOT DRINK.
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