The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-23

done him dirt. Nell, he says: I've got t, get
street, and he said They're after me; Nell;, h9
says, got to 60 Then he kissed me and
'l ss SSsaS 9%s sS SB" ETh 6y
~ det NJ ordSTed the Chief, y. Get up and
| - Yes. 1t is Chief Flop right OIL tine end Of
the pier went my Phil flop into the river, and
the kids FISH for tornmies., That's because he
got smother girl and laughed at me. But I'll
Cry she did with vehemence until she reached
the outer airand suggestion was made tha, t ihg
! with Joy. None of the detectives believed fer
clue had been furnished by the woman : half
! ty-seycnth street. she had said Presumably
then she and Mcnermott had moved to aGr arr
! took the seat, by her whom the restaurant was
reached. and there w"re more drinks, FOL.
revolved until o'clock was Indicated; the
Haipes law sandwich made and provided for
Of the law came 70 "a a point where they felt The
pressure Of duty to he severity, a4d I'll 81,
Corr had been chary Of his drinks, pouring
them as opportunity offered. into a frlsndh,y
woman into some admission, that would give
Gn n GS 9n Sa e ss at G ya aren't
my Phil. Hes drowned and dead down among
the it'll shss rP it, Ths tim" she she di19
home o How S"T mah "F the Sf S at W the '
came to is neither here nor there: the Police
| Department pays it; but i, was. as Nellie Green
said, time to 20 home. Here was Detective
- Al rEht, he said. I'm go along with you
pea as Jar as IGrsSventS s'G @n ro
We'll get car outside" said the detective.
Tssy 12k S car shS rest 81 thS
| they had gone FAR, however, gDmptnluk went
| wrong with the landau From the car De-
Scouts and ths s e HS"f sw
thulRqdsred by; turned up side, street with a
ness od It was Sqst beautiful rTnaTay s.o,v
From time to time on the way home she
9Ssd her Gomranohn about The tine ne ne ma ma
list al fear q, McBermoit'S being Tracked
brought into subsection and was. quietly trail
ing on behind. Not until the pair came t" the
street did the girl bethinE herself OF her lovers
This is as far as you co." she said to the
~. No. Ions, way Z o ~ she replied But
Good night" said the girl and stood on the
but as soon as the girl left the corner he
ran after her. followed 10y Roundsmsn Grady
to be in at the nsh Corr passed the girl in
tn" hall and ran upstairs until he came toa
a60r sfaHd Nd hat p%r In the room THt
face toward the door. fast asleep, evidently
worn out by hi, vigil. Before Corr could reach
| the sleeper Nelly Green burst into the room
"f Phi fF P6 III !"F she cried. They're here for
Catching hatpin from her.hat she stabbed
but she fought like wild beast. tearing
Gradys wsistcoat almost on and decorating
powered BY this st tims McDermott was Vide
! awake. He sat up. but Devery and the detec-
| tives were close upon him now. and he threw
1.-The games up" he f ssid: lin ready"
BY violent effort the girl tore herself away
from the officers, and falling on her knees
rhd Ih ido rhii NJ 56e cried lit wasn't my fault
shut up!' he retorted, 90 Don't speak to
me-, You've done your work"
Il didn't know they were following me. So
tsHyou; How would give you up and 5od tho
If YOU don'ttqke that she devil away therel
be 9 az murder here" Grief Mcnermott;
feet and il the officers had not held her She
G % G at 9f1 T od had
laughed at M, didn't y5nY nWe!l, laugh now
No! MOI don't mean it. Phil Forgive me!
He spat at her. and tho officers took her
ing prayers ior his pardon; All he would say
was that he didn,, mean e to XII Waftyose! but
penknife in seIf-defence. He was taken to
Police Headquarters, and IN Yorkville Court
SSd sent ths ea n1 the o Tsn he
Green was allowed to go free with the proviso
that she must be at hand II the police wanted
but she Vas ;li Hot in any Of her haunt oo,s
porter ina H It was an awful rou gh deal
soaking herself in drink all the afternoon. and
was near crazy over they're having got her EEL
aIa hf t" hsG
away on purpose. for she's dead stuck on him.
ne Or ah That
a long time ago. II the police want, her they d
better, look out for her or she'll be in the
After being taken to the Tombs MGDsrm9tt
q George waiiy"rel, a ash icaler at 80
ME Kiceield daughter Of Mrs Mary K!e &c
in whose boarding house at PIP East Twenti-
| etn street NcDeTnlOII ndl Dehn living. Ndlu-
vogcl objected because. as he thought
McDermott was payng attentions to Jen-
ME. and threatened to thrash him
on Monday evening McDermott. coming
home from bicycle ride, found Waldvogel on
the fish dealer; who is much thu larger. Of the
two. thrashed his opponent severely. McDer-
| mott ran to his room. got a knife. returned &c
the fight and stabbed Wadvogel in the abdo.
men. 1t was ten hours later before it was dis
covered that the wound was severe enough tc
The man died few minutes after the opera
| ton.
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