Evening star., 1896-12-11
Al LExANDRIA AFFAIR
Discovery Of the Whereabouts Of the Missing
Girl.
Pansy Moran Found at York, Pa.-An.
other Whitecap Letter Received
Notes Ab0nt the Town.

/, Pansy Moran. the young school girl who
II was supposed had been abduc ted by
Randolph Cuyler. has been found by Con-
stable William Webster in York, Pa, where
she has relatives. She will leave there this
afternoon for her home In this city. Ran
dolph Cuyler is locked up at the station
house. charged with keeping a house of i'll
repute-no charge Of abduction having been
made against him. John Tolman, VINO
boards at Cuyler's. is held at the station
horse as a witness in the case, he being a
non. resident and unable to furnish bail.
Tolman told the officers when he was ar
rested that he was visiting Cuyler
Last night Chief Webster. Mayor
Thompson, Commemorative Attorney Mar
bury and Col. Francis L. Smith, represent
Ing Cuyler, had G conference, and informa-
tion was secured which showed that Pansy
Moran had gone to York and had made
known her intention of so doing before
leaving town. The case will probably come
up before the mayor for trial tonight, at
Which time the whole story will probably
come out.
Pansy will reach this city about 5 O'Clock
this afternoon and Will give her testimony
before the mayors court.
The New York shoemaker who a few
days ago was given pair of shoes to
mend, which upon examination were found
to contain a railroad torpedo in one of the
heels, received by United States mail this
-S-'i''S q iS'eSi, VI lHe IOllOWlng Is
copy:
"Heyman-We have made one attempt at
you. but failed. VIII be sure at the next
one, and it won't be in heel II you had
drove nail in Ii you would have been a
time"
The police are investiga ting the matter
ana the post office authorities will also be
requested to take a hand i'm the invsetipa-
tion 1t appears that Heyman charges less
Ior ms work than the city shoe repairers
and somebody is anxious to drive him out
Of town.
Loyal Temperance Union.
This evening. at the Second Presbyterian
church there will be a meeting of the
Loyal Temperance Union.
Meetings Last Evening.
osceoia Tribe, /. o. r. NJ, held its weekly
meeting last night and attended to routine
business. The weekly business meeting of
Alexandria Council, Junior Order L. A. NJ
which was held last night, was largely at
tended
The Young Peoples Union of the Second
Presbyterian Church held its regular
monthly meeting in the lecture room Of the
cnurch last night. An interesting program
was rendered.
Paid an Election Bet.
A number of gentlemen gathered at the
Alexandria House last night to partake of
bounteous repast, the result of an cleo
ton bet lost by Mr.. Peter James, Mr..
James was an enthusiastic admirer of
Bryan and so confident was he of success
that he bet Mr.. Edward Hughes the pro-
prietor OF the hotel the best supper the
hotel could put up that Bryan would carry
the day. pleasant evening was spent at
the expense of Mr.. James.
Bachelor Club.
The following officers for the Rachelors'
Club have been elected for the ensuing
year: G. A Mushback, president; John S.
Beach, vice president; F. s. Harper, secre-
tary, and w. L. Allen, treasurer. These
gentlemen, with Mr.. J. T. johnson, were
elected a board of managers.
Another case of scarlet fever has been re-
ported to the health officer.
Miss Alice Turner of warrenton is the
guest of Mrs. J. Sidney Douglas.
The Ideals gave an interesting perform
ance at the opera house last night
The telephone line between this city and
Haymarket is being repaired. 1t will short
ly be ready for use.