The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-13
PURSELOST
TWO WOMEN IMPLICATED
Family Jar Over Spells Brings Par
ties to Police Court.

The melodrama has three acts. but a
fourth may be necessary before the final
act is rung up. The initial history of the
case dates back into ancient history. 1t
is the present that has found a head to a
! family quarrel. Two others appear. and
il is the last two that may bring a final
consummation to a family jar
Two weeks ago last Tuesday Mrs. Carl
Kline, with her little son, went over to the
West Side to the Indian camp to purchase
a pair Of beaded mocassins for her boy
She drove over in her buggy. About her
waist was belt and attached to it was a
ckattelaine. Suspended on one of the
chains was a green pocketbook At that
time it contained a five-dollar bill, a five
dollar gold piece, a silver dollar, three
quarters, dime, a linen handkerchief and
two bread tickets and a small badge. Mrs.
Carl Kline looked at the mocassins and
selected a pair which suited her. She
reached for her pocketbook and It was
gone. Much chagrined and provoked, Mrs
Kline returned TO her home. That even
ing she inserted an advertisement in the
Eagle.
The same afternoon Mrs. Ed Daisy and
her niece, Miss Myrtle Brazier. visited the
camp. Before reaching the camp Mrs.
Daisy saw a pocketbook lying in the road.
She pulled up the horse and Miss Frazier
got out and picked up the purse 1t vas
Mrs .Kune's. They drove on over 20 the
camp, looked about and drove home. Mrs.
Daisy aud Miss Braz,er looked into their
find and saw that they had s1IS5 Mrs.
Daisy wanted Mss Brazier to divide with
her. The young lady refused. On We'd
nesday morning there appeared in the
Eagle want columns a notice of the loss Of
Mrs. Carl Kline's poclletbook
For a long time there has been i'll
feeling between the TWO brother-in-laws.
Ed Daisy and Hank Erazier II came to
Mrs. Daisy's ears that her niece, Mss
Br5zier, had gone 30 the Eagle Office.
turned over the purse and received the re-
ward of S. Mr.. Daisy said that ne was
going up town und would stop at the
Eagle Office and see about It. Upon in
Quiry he learned that the purse had rot
been left at the Eagle office. nor had any
reward been paid. If the reward had been
divided between Mss Brazier and Mrs.
Daisy there would have been no further
trouble. lie reported at che Eagle Office
that If the lady who lost the purse would
cali AZ hose house No. . and inquire for
Ed Daisy he could tell her where her
pocket book was
The Eagle promptly sent the message % /
Mrs. Kline. She went 70 the hose house
and had a talk with Mr.. Daisy. He de-
scri6ed the book and told Mrs. Carl Kline
just what II contained. He also told her
that Miss Brazier had K.
Miss Braz.er IS q yourE lady OF 1f. but
the critical eve wonld pronounce her 20 be !
al least IS Mrs. Carl kline went - Mss
Frazier's home 1oH South Emp0ria ave +
rue. She stated the facts gained from Mr. /
Daisy Miss Brazier met her. Yes" she /
said. in sharp voice. II found a pocket I
book. Here II IS" She then handed over /
ln old Worn affair which contained g in
silver.
Mrs. Carl Kline then went % Chief or I
Police Jones and related the circumstances 4
10 him. He put Detective Park Massey
DID 10 ne case. Mr.. Massey was satisfied .
-h2t something was wrong. but did not get /
he difficulty Strengthened out. However
he ordered all o. them 70 appear at the
station yesterday a. ..
MI Massey in his lnvestt cations learned
rom Mrs. Daisy that Miss B-azier her
self and Mrs. kline the grandmother o.,
Mss Brazier and mother OF Mrs. DAISY
but no relation Of Mrs. Carl Kline rss
'1unted the money n Mrs. K.ins's hs~-
This her mother denies. Ms Kline -ha
mother OF Mrs. Daisy and g-ar6mo-h-r o+
Mss BVaz-er. S an Old lady. Her positive
ia1tal that The money was rot counted Ia
ore her led Mr Massey 20 believe her.
A. .he station yesterday Miss Brazier
'eo'e3 having found such q pocke:boolz /
rs described 5y NJ. Daisy or owned by
Ms. Carl Kline. she has since the ,5sS
y the 7ocke,book however. purchased
'e" c.osk. Wh.ca cos- her 8. and @ neyr
l2t. which COS. 50 She claims that She
s'- S1e money from her srar6mothe~.
o's- Kline and taA- she a-@o received SO
rom tls hospital
Tie flal act VIII be The arrest % Mrs.
Daisy and Mss Brazier. Mrs Car, Kline
iss 2eop; made Up her mind % prosecute
ne Two thinking that ir .a- trial -hs
-o-iiy party wlll BE- implicated. The nolies
ave some very g f-.ag.us rs. 5erce against
ne OF the TWO women
Mrs. Carl Kline has me- as "a. recovered
er lost properly though j, seems thzt IT
as been fouad beyoud a doubt.
wa l. Greeae,f iu7a-soasto- and
Wilhelm ia Lowe. aaro.st. uiI oe 81
Lewis academy o. Tuesday night.