The evening times., 1896-12-14
BOTH YOUNG IN CRIME
Baltimore Boy and His Beauti-
full Aceomplice in Court.
HIS MOTHERS GREAT GRIEF
The Son. Follows in His Fathers
Footsteps-Judge Kimball Visibly
Affected by the Contents of
Touching Letter From Mother to
Son-One Day in the Dock.

| Brainard NJ. Yale, alias Brainard Million,
alias George Manning, Twenty-Five years
T, old, and already daring thief, with a
Young and lovely woman, calling herself
| Nav Kcnyon were arrested Sunday even
| ing bv Policeman Bell, in No. 1927 {
street, in the disrcputable quarter, where
the girl had been staying since her ar
| rival here from Baltimore several days ago.
She is suspected of giving Knockout
! drops to a man in Baltimore and then rob-
| bling him OF $50. After that was spent,
| fearing the police, she and Yale came TO
Washington, Yale pawning his overcoat
| to nav the railroad fare. The officers
heard of the couples presence in this
| city, Bell after IA search of several days
located them and this III orning before Judge
! Kimball charged them with being sus-
| picious persons.
when Their names were called a woman
| dressed in mourning, with gray hair, dark,
sunken eyes brimning with tears, and
| deatlly pallor OH her poor, harassed face,
| staggered To Prosecutor Pugh's table, fell
| into "A chair, and wept softly in a black
| bordered hand kerchief. She was the
mother Of Yale, who, like his father before
| him, is q crook, and, again, like that dead
and-gone worthy known in his class as
| a con" man-has more than broken her
heart by his wild, dissipated, vicious
| life As he leaned nonchalantly on the
rail, lie was q strong contrast to the wo-
man beside him.
| Yale is very pale, and possibly the yen
hoE or the hop-toy might tell a story OF
| that pallii countenance, sinister ana for
bidding: the burning eyes, with their restless
| glitter and uneasy pupils; the falling under
| lip, and the pinched nostrils.
As for the Kenyon girl, she is Il gorgeous
| creature of a tropical type, with dark
| complexion, too much red in her lips, too
much hauteur III her eyes, and too much
| fullnesS in chin and bust. Over pink silk
waist she wore a smart tailor made coat or
| melton, n silk skirt. patent leather shoes
| and a iaunty hat, \ n ugly sneercompresscd
her mouth when she saw the grief or the
stricken mother. and bodncss crept into
every dimp!e and curve Of her face, as she
| cried, Not guilty 10 the charge against
her and her companion, who avoided his
mothers yearninE gaze.
Policeman Schuyler was the first witness
and gave some of Y Yale's past record.
He has served eighteen months in El-
mira for stealing said the officer, '.and
came over here with this girl to stay until
| after the Inauguration. She was to make
money to support him.
Where was he living?' asked the
judge.
Anywhere he COULD said Schuyler, Civ
ing way for Detective Hclan.
Il was over in Baltimore not long ago
said Helan, "and, with some detectives.
went around to several houses. In one OF
them we ran up against q nest OF thieves,
who told US May had robbed a man of 500
in a house kept by Rosie Cooper. She gave
him Knock out drops, and then came her.
with Br,linard.'
His honor stared in horror at the girl,
who was cooler than an absnthe frappe
under his scrutiny.
DO YOU know the man, asked the
judge.
"Oh, yes. returned Hclan. Hes thief
and an associate of thieves.''
A shudder cunyulsed the mother, and
she concealed her face with a new wSpaper
as her son took the stand.
I've been working steadily for the last
three years" lac said in Il pleasant. well
modulated voice: painting in oil for Gil
bert Brothers, in Baltimore, and Oscar
Lecke. the artist. | can prove this by
! have gone wrong, but have reformed"
Whom have you been living with in Bal
timore"'' inquired the court.
For the past three or four years with
May Adams said the defendant care
lesSiy A the mention OF the name the
Kenyon grew liNii with anger and the
Judge in hard tone said
And you call that reformation do you?
How many times have you been in prison?''
''Once, in Elmira, at the reformatory''
what brought You here?' questioned his
honor.
II came over to see my mother. She sent