The sun., 1902-01-12
employers wouldn't stand for having

Her employer. wouldn't stand for having
The girl went from New York to Rollins.
Wyo., where she'd obtained. through cor
reepon ndonoe, another berth as governess
for the young ones OF a wealthy cattle nah.
half the cowboys OF Wyoming bears
greasing their locks to make up to her,
nooloSfns % S1s gay wsss sai 0' containing snasns
currency that she saw lying around
She annexed the roll, and the rahchman
and his wife would have as soon accused
each other OF collaring the wallet as to We
put 1t up 70 the new goyerness. The gov
she'd seen the Chink cook snooping in
the upper part Of the house before the
DISAPPEARANCE OF the wallet was discov-
cred, and the elant-eye was the one fenced
'One OF the police officers on this case
properly doped II out that the Chinaman
actually hadn't had anything to do. with
the disappearance Of the leather: and he
figured. moreover, that the governees had
been little bit too voluble In describing
the movements OF the Chinannan on the
day the wallet turned up missing. SO
when. about month after tie robbery, she
got a weeks furlough and went down to
Cheyenne he dropped down there, too.
He had his mitt on her shoulder before
shed been In Cheyenne an hour. He nailed
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missing wallet.
.He took her back to the Rollins ranch,
and she dipped the Zap again and flooded LED
misfortune. The stunt was 30 good that
again she walked away with Il.
THE ranchman and his wife fell to her
dodge and sympathized with her and told
her to join the Don't Worry Club. and then
the ranchman passed her out the price OF
the ride back TO England. Instead OF that
ska 10 tEriarn md tn<.lr N litinQ llyY
checks, and now she's wearing burlap
suit and clipped hair In San Quentin.
interior decorators who employ many
high grade workmen for fine jobs In swell
to run down the records Of men who apply
TO them for employment but for all that
one OF them slips In once in while who
isn't looking for wages, no matter now
high, but loot
sThere's a middle-aged English wall
draper now serving the last year OF his bit
In jackson Prison, Michigan, who. accord
ing to the latest figures, will be about SiI
years OF age before he gets out OF the hands
OF tho boys who'll land at prison gates
with papers every time he's turned loose;
AS a jewel CRATER this stolid British,
paster OF pea green silk and such on swell
walls was double-width and all there: de
was working In the home OF one OF the
richest lawyers In New York In '93 when
the lawyers wife's jewel safe was touched
ElOst VI ITO
when we brought him down to the office
as the most likely one Of the lot we ques-
toned, he was frothing so at the mouth
with rage that thought 1t was going to be
epilepsy for his.
we didn't curl up any over that. but
we couldn't seem to get him right no matter
how hard we tried-he'd undoubtedly
passed the stuff to his outside pal-and We
had 70 turn him loose, although all OF us
felt morally certain that he was II.
n latA hA rpt In al
the goods on while doing some wall l-draping
In the home of a rich Detroit lumberman,
and when he was tossed up to the jackson
pen the papers from other cities-Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, Cleveland, Chicago.
all around-began 20 litter up the jackson
warden's Office SOS he had TO pick out
another con. clerk 10 attend to EN-.
sThe wall-draper had gra bbed out jewelry
while working at his trade in all OF the
places, but il wasn't until he made Detroit
that they went through him before he'd
had chance to chuck his loot to his chum
on the outside