Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13

ings Of the Sight wired by Our special
Correspondents from All Points.
HoLYoKE, Mass, oct G2-Miss Amelia
S. Baldwin, q belle Of this place and the
third youngest daughter Of Amos Baldwin,
the well known capitalist eloped this after
noon with Fred Farley Prentiss, the anna
teur golf champion of this section Miss
Baldwin who is twenty-five years of age,
left osteusibly to visit her married sister
and met her youthful lover who is under
eighteen years. They were driven rapidly
in a hack TO a magistrates Office and mar
ried and proceeded at once to the train
which they boarded ostensibly for Boston.
The young mans father and the uncle Of
Miss Baldwin started 100 pursuit later in the
evening, not knowing of the marriage and
supposiug they could overake the couple
before the deed was contaminated By
some means the pursuers learned that the
couple had gotten of the train few miles
from here and were domciled at a friends
house At midnight the pursuers arrived
at the house and secured admittance when
they learned TO their horror that the young
couple were In bed Proceeding to the
chamber, revolver in hand, the uncle of
Miss Baldwin burst In the door and aroused
the sleeping couple The groom, TO save
his life, was compelled to get out of bed iU
buyiS UaiUyaiibUS, having in his hasty
flight left his night robe at home Search.
ing his pocket for the marriage certificate
demanded, to his great relief he found and
presented il to the enraged uncle The
gentleman then retired from the room and
the young mans father having cufcd the
ears of his son took his departure also.
The happy couple spent 1t is TO be hoped,
the balance Of the night in peace uudis-
urbed by any further invasious.
DAWSON CITY, Alaska, Oct 70. Tile still
warm body of John n. Tindall was found in
front of the NJ. T.. Church here this even
ing and on examination it was found that
he was shot through the heart The de-
ceased was very popular voung man and
h.d rg kroNl .Uciuhss. 10 is alleged that
woman's scream was heard earlier in the
night in the vicinity of the church and the
detectives are now trying 20 locate her.
Deceased owned considerable property and
bis relatives are supposed TO live some
where in New Jersey.
MoRIsANA, n. J., oct. I2.-NIiss Priscilla
Butts, maiden lady of fifty years, became
fascinated with a young man she recently
hired to do her collecting being possessed
Of considerable rental property. So thor.
oughly had this young man THOMAS Wilson,
the son of a widower, whose husband was
a Baptist clergyman iugIatiated himself
into the confidence or affection of Miss
Priscilla that she entrusted to him with the
banking of her money and the depositing
in her safety deposit box at the bank of
tf al lrft1la Tea s..
son carried the key of the box and has been
known to have exhibited to his boon com.
panions and make other boasts not at all
to the virtue of Miss Butts.
The deH0HeHeuf came this afternoon when
the young man, who has been absent for
several days, sent this laconic mcssag. by
wire from New York City.
HOFFMAN HOUSE, New YORK CITY
Miss PRISCILLA BUTTS.
Box empued; kiss my photo; original of
for good r. w.
Miss Butts hurried 60 the residence of the
banker who accompanied her To- the bank
and opened the box An her iewelry esu-
mated 20 be worth $4,000. her four per
cent United States unregistered bonds and
other negotiable securities To- the value Of
$4,000 were gone and Wilson's photo levi
IDENTIFY a kodak picturel with his arm
lround the waist of "a headlcss female figure
supposed TO be Miss Buusl alone found in
The receptacle where so much wealth had
had lately been. Detectives are now ON
The track of the gay and festive Thomas
md Miss Priscilla is under the care of her
physician with a serious nervous attack
SPRINGFIELD Ill.,, oct Ia-Toseph p.
Brown high school lad of sixteen years.
vas severely whipped by brother of Mrs.
abraham IT, Kendall this afternoon in front
lf his parents residence When the boy
vas rescued and his assailaut arrested.
he lad told a story which has set all the
ongues of gossips wagging II appears that
Mrs Kendall, who is a buNom wiHbw of
hirty years, and whose husband died a
gear ago from an accident, met young
3rown az church party in company with
ier younger brother whose companion me
vas at high school Brown came to the
Widows house several times with the
Younger brother, and Mrs. Kendall's atteu.
ion to him became uoticeably warm. At
east the young fellow thought so, while not
the cause. He kept away
or some time and manifested a decided
70 visit the house, although
epeatedly pressed to do so by his chum
'ouug Kennett Finally he resumed his
.isits, and one afternoon on calling for his
Mrs. Kendall invited him up
tairs under the Dreteuce that her brother
>cnnett was there When he entered the
Dom Mrs Kennett slipped quickly In and
ocked the door. She then made overtures
% the boy which she made him compre-
end, but SO alarmed him that She reluc-
autly released him from her arms TIN.
Oy, tt appears. subsequently, told SOM. ,r
us companions Of his experience and as.
igned II as a cause for no longer going with
>ennett or visiting his sisters house. This
tory came TO the ears of the big brother Of
irs. Kendall and hence the Tthrashing