The times., 1897-07-16
PEARL NAL TBY TURNS UP
She Protests Violently Against
Being Taken Home.
FOUND WITH MR.. ANDERSON
Two Young Men Spy Her on Fort
NIyer Clubhouse Veranda-Her
Father Has Her Locked op-Her
Lawyer Counts on Her Release
Today.

Miss Feari Maltby, the young woman
who lert her nome, at No. sos l. street,
week from last Wednesday, has been
Myer, ia coppcuy with Mr- Thomas o
Anderson, she was met by her father.
MIR Lewis Maltby, ana Virginia CON
s.ahle named Gaines. After a struggle ana
a slight loss OF blood on the part 81 MI
Anderson, she was brought across tiie
Aqueduct bridge and taken IN pa1foi
wagon with her father 10 the Georgetown
= alton, and afterwards 10 the FIRST pre-
c;Dct station.
Miss Mallby remained at the First pre-
c,ac. station last night despite the 'icmand
O. her lawyer, Mr.. l. Newton Doaaidsoh'
for hrr release, hut he confidently expetds
her liberty this morning.
The story OF the discovery OF the young
lady is partly one OF good detective work
ami partly one OF chance. Ar' Maltby
had the idea that his daughter was at
Mr. Anderson's clubhouse, mile and
half beyond the Aquednct bridge, ana de
ternlinnd yesterday TO keep a close watch
on AnGerson's movements. He believed
lldb III tlIio hcs nv 'cN-N
di cover the crl. If she were not in
the Fort Myer clubhouse, lac expected that
Mr Anderson would meet her in Wash
ington WREN he left his place OF bust
ness
an company with reporter from lhe
Times Mr.. Maltby stationed himself 10
the Washington end OF the Aqueduct bridge
a about 80 0 clocE last night. Here he
kept a vigil all the evening.
At about 10 O'Clock two young men,
friends o. onIcer Passeno, WHO Is station
ed at the bridge, teiephoned to Officer
Passeno from Fort Myer that they rad
seen the girI sitting on the veranda at
Anderson 5 place. As they passed the
place they saw a very pretty girl in
bicycle suit, and knowing the stoiy OF
Miss Marltbys flight they suspected that
She was the lady On the porch. They
hurried on TO Fort MyeT and made their
report.
Nj. MaItby went across the bri ige
and secured The services OF Officer Gaines
They proceeded toward Anderson place,
but met M Anderson and PeaIl on their
way 10 the city.
The officer Immediately made az attempt
to arrest Mr. Anderson, but was warned
by that 10 dividual to keep his hands of.
| Gaines also left Miss Pean ut liberty ut
the request Of Mr.. Anderson. The party
| proceeded toward Washington, but halted
| TO quarrel oyer what should be the next
move Mr. Maitby's story Of what &c
| CURED Is different from Mr. Anderaon's
Nir. &aitby says that he pulled a monkey
| wrench from his pocket aud held Ander-
! sOl up with it, and Ihat Anderson started
! back oTeI the bridge TWO yonng men
We're called 10 by Mr. Maltby and asked
to stop Anderson One Of them hit him
on the cheek, drawing blood, and making
a severe flesh wound Mr Anderson
| states positively that Nj aHtby had a
large cailber revolver, and that the man
wao struck him had iron lnucAles Oh.
The girl was persuaded 10 accompany
her father across the bridge, and found
waiting for her there the patrol wagon
| Of the Georgetown station. She was very
| much averse to accompanying her father,
and stated absolutely that she would
| not 20 home, and would not stay il sne
were taken there She created a con
| siderable scene. calling her father harsh
| names and expressing the bitterest hatred
| for him ard her mother She stated that
lie had driven her from home by his con
duct, and that she had been his slave
for nineteen years
The impression produced upon bystand-
| ers by her conduct was most unfavoTa-
bIc one, as the language that she used was
most unpleasant. Mr.. Anderson also at
tempted TO carry on the discussion at this
point. He offered Mr.. Maltby $40 to ac-
company him back over the bridge Mr.
Maltby started, but Officer PasSeno pre-
vented their going.
Mr.. MaItby and his daughter went frs,
10 eGeorgetown station. There charge
OF running away from her parents wa
entered against her on the blotter, anG
there beiug no matrou at the station, she
was transfeTedin the patrol wagon 10 the
First precinct station. Going over the
bridge between Georgetown and Washing
ton the girl tried to persuade her father
to let her 20. She hung on his neck
crying bitterly, and repeatedly stated tha
she did not want to go home. Nj Maltby
left his daughter al the First precinct sta
tion and went to bis home.
Mr- Thomas O-AndeTson makes the state
ment that his relations with the girl have
been those OF friend only, and that he has
positively nothing TO do with her leavins
home His account is that on the day
she left home she sent for him and tolf
him that she was going 70 leave He
advised her not to do so and then lef
her lie knew nothing further of tn {
,, ounglady, ,exceptfromthe newspapers and
from the Zines reporter who called ol
him, until yesterday afternoon. She rod,
up To the Fort .Myer clubhouse early il
tlIe afternoon and told him that she had
left home and would never go back.
He advised her to return to her hom.
and give up the bicycle and the rim.
which she took when she left She coul
then, if she wished. leave permanently.
Mr.. Anderson reitarates the staten,en
, made by him in yesterdays Morning Time:
! as to the reasons why Miss MaItby Ieft
lie says, too, that he is convinced tha
she will never &c back He says she ha
some IaOney, and that she will earn he
own living and never call on her parent
for help.
A few minutes after the arrival Of tn
girl and her father at the First precjnc
station last night, Mr.. Anderson also an
peared with q lawyer for Pearl, Mr. New tol
Donaldson Mr.. Donaldson was with Mis-
| Maitby, ir., half an hour or more and wiier
nc left her made the statement to q Time
reporter that she would not he interyieyye
and had nothing whatever to say OF he
plans or Of where she has been since he