The evening times., 1897-07-16

face and exhibited a pretty row of White
teeth. That smile of Pearls is very be-
witching, and She appears to know 1t.
ITS my habit OF taiking.too much that
has gotten HE into trouble If | had my
way about it, wouldn't have a lawyer.
but
herc she suddenly recollec.ed her con-
fesscd failing, and stopped short.
"But WHO is Eaving their way about the
:natter-''
"Oh, that will come out later she
piled 1T viii he my turn 10 talk ny and
by. 1 have committed no crime l have
done nothing to be locked up for. / don't
zee the need OF all this sensation. l am
nineteen years old. and capable To care for
myself and she certainly looked as IL
what she said was true
"Do you care to say why you left home,
OF where you have been?''
"oh, no; not now
"How about the missing trunk?'
why, that's ali right; itn turn up
safely
How about Mr.. Anderson
"oh, he's able TO speak for himself,
isn't he?"
Miss Maltby, do you enjoy wheeling?"
asked the reporter.
well, yes, as much women generally
do. but / don't believe anybody really
likes wheeling. IL is simply matter Of
convenience with me, and | don't believe
there is anyone who would not prefer "A
carriage, if one could be gotten I'll bet
/ would"
''You are evidently not bicycle en-
thusias
fNr 4, n.lsv
with but she abruptly brought the
remark to close.
When asked il her mother had been 70
see her sic said: ''No-that is, don't
think she has, and turned 10 the matron,
VITO SAD that she had not yet been to the
station
Pearl was then told of her mothers grief
a few days ago In her home the mot heI
went down on her knees and cried aloud
for ''her daughter. her baby, her sweet,
lovable. innocent Pearl" The palms of
her HANDS Were bleeding where her nails
had cut in when she clinched her hands
and cried out in agony fol her darling
child -
The eyes of the kindly matron filled
with tears at this description OF the
mothers sorTow, but Pearl Maltby simply
laughed. a harsh, dis cordant, grating,
don t-carc kind of laugh, which struck
the matrOn. and reporter In "a decidedly
unpleasant manner. No girl in sane
moment could have laughed at a de
srription of her mot hers agony and sorrow
When asked if she were well treated at
the station, she said she had no remarks
to make, "tIl want now Is a clean
shirtwaist. ami I'll get It. too" she re-
marked with confident air; 'for III
be out Of here before night with dis
gustcd hook at the neat, clean room she
was occupying.
IF you had it to do-Over again, would
you DO as You have done?''
Certain; that is, said / would not
talk for publication, and | won't and
having made this slip, she settled down
with a look of outra ged dignity on her face
At no time during the conversation did
size show the slightest bit OF interest until
the reporter asked her if she thought the
lawyer furnished by Mr. Anderson would
succeed in getting her from the station to-
day At the word Anderson a cuIrt-
plete change seemed to take place Her
eyes lighted up and softened expression
played on her face for a minute, a. she
thought of the man.
All during the conversation the rnung
woman continued to smile most pleasantly.
and appeared to be bright and happy. but
declined to give an account of her adyen-
tures since sic lett home or to state
her future intentions. 1t was not o'clock
tins morning when Anderson was seen
standing ON the Avenuc in front of the
Hotel Raleigh intently watching the sta
tionhnuSc. He did not go inside, however,
to see the girl, but appeared to be noticing
every one who did
Those who know Anderson say that this
is not his first experience with unmarried
girls since he himself has been a married
man. He has also figured several times
before in episodes which have been brought
TO the attention of the pulice couple of
years ago he had bitter fight on the
street with his partner in the insurance
business, and IS said to have been arrested
at that tune.
A yeay %, more ago he was arrested for
fast driving by Policeman Judge, while i'm
company with q Miss Hefflinger. 10 whom
he represented himself as a single man.
IN spite OF the fact that the officer had
never before heeR on that beat, Anderson
attempted TO prove several accusations
against him, and had the case been pushed
Anderson would have been prosecuted foi
perjury.
1t is also said that Anderson has kent
compa nywith several other young women.
He has been married for about ten years,
but has no children. His wife is an in
valid. and her husbands recent actions
have rendered her critically i'll, though An
derson asserts that his relations with
Fearl have heen only that of a friend.
The Tempe nature Today.
The temperature during the day was AT