The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
HAS LIVED 4 FAST LIFE
THE MAYNARD CAREER OF MIN
ME CLARK DOLAN BROUGHT
TO LIGHT
CHILD RESCUED IN NEW YORK
Former ST. Cloud Girl Was Once the
ParamOur of Leo Heilpurn,
Who Suic1ded MT Still
water.

ST. CLOUD Mimi, Oct. 22.-Last Fri
day a message substantially like this was
received by the Journal-Press of this
city:
New York, Oct. 19.-Chorus girl, Sank
Rapids, Francis Wilson sent asylum.
Child sent to parents at Sank Rapids,
Edward Middlebrook.
AS no name was given and no one in
either st. Cloud or Sank Rapids knew of
any chorus girl with Francis Wilson the
matter was something of a mystery. The
local news department OF the paper, how
ever, has now located the woman and her
child and has learned that within few
days the latter will be safely with her
grandparents, eminently respectable peo-
pie living not far from st. Cloud.
The woman in the case is now known
in New York as Minnie Clark, but it
is not believed she has any legal claim
to that name. Her right name is be-
lieved to be Mrs. Minnie Dolan, and her
child is Mae Dolan. The latter is near
~ sixteen years of age. Mrs. Dolan
was arrested in New York last Thurs
day by detective, an agent of the Gerry
Society for the Prevention of cruelty. and
a former ST. Cloud business man who
mad searched out the mother and her
enid at the request of a loving mother
and grandmother back in Minnesota He
round the woman living among dissolute
UdQIY
intoxicated She was arraigned Friday
in the Forty-fourth street w. police
court charged with being drunk and dis
orderly.
MAYNARD FROM GIRLHOOD.
The mother has been wayward since
her early youth, and years ago was said
TO be the paramount of Leo Hepburn, the
book keeper of a Minnesota -four milling
! company who was sent to Saltwater for
large defalcatton and later committed
SUICIDE. Later she married & railroad
man named Dolan, and to them a child
the girl reScuer from her surroundings
IN New York-was born. The couple sep
arated and the child was placed with its
Srdnomotner, who did everything posi-
Die for her She was lovely little girl
and gave every promise of becoming a
me woman of splendid attachments until
one evil day, three years ago, the mother
appeared at the family homestead in
the country and besought permission to
take her child to photographer in St.
Cloud, there to have her PHOTOGRAPH
taken.
once in the city she took a train for
New York, and the next heard Of them
was heartrending letter from the 1ittIo
sIrI 10 her grandmother, asking that
money pc sent her with which to come
nome. She told of her treatment and her
Ilother manner of life, and a St Cloud
man Who had entered manufa ofl1ring IL
New York and who was known to the
grandmother. was interested in securing
possession possess Of the child: After an unsat-
d aftn interview with the mother and
AFTER the child told how she was working
down town in New York for pittance
per week and was SO anxious to return
20 her grandmother, a theatrical woman
ana the man went to the Gerry society
ana succeeded in interesting that society
IN Mrs I,r Dolan has been in the chorus of
Monks of Malabar'' at the Knick cue
becker She is comparatively young; not
more than thirty-four at the oldest.