Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-04
Review News Bureau, Lowell, Nov. 3.

IoWeils NOV. 5.
 After a desperate trial to escape from her home in Upper Lowell and get to Fl Paso, little May Logan, aged 12 years, was returned to her parents today by Constable Humm, tc whom she was given by Deputy Sheriff Clark. of Naco. That officer caught the lit- tie girl at Osborn.
 EnYeloped in a great cloud of dust kicked up by the horse of Constable Humm, the child walked with head thrown back defantly from town to the house of her parents. The officer rode alongside of her. When they reached the house he dismounUed and went to the door. Defiantly the girl stood in the road and waited until she was beckoned to come in. Still de liant in attitude, she entered the door. What happened within is not known.
 May Logan fled from her home on Tuesday last. She took the train at Lowell in the evening, and after pay ing fare to Osborn bought a ticket to Fl Paso. At Fl Paso, Mrs. B. F. Gra- ham. of Douglas, presumably a friend Of the Logan family, received a mes sage from Mrs. Logan asking her to Getain the girl if she was on the train. Mrs. Graham found her and at Doug las told the officers about the matter They allowed the girl choice of going home with Mrs. Graham for the night or being locked up. She went home with Mrs. Graham. Next morning she was put on the train for home. Moth ing was said to the train crew by the officers, and they paid no attention to he girl. She left the train at Don Luis. Her parents, waiting for her at Lowell searched the train in vain. Then a hunt over the adjacent country for the girl commenced. It was like wise in vain. Nothing was found of the girl until this morning, when Eu- gineer Racer. of train No. 4 saw her watching him pull into Don Luis. She timed the place of his stop closely, and stepping up to the cab asked him To please let her ride to Osborne. He told her he could not do it, as it was against the rules. She then went be hind the engine and climbed on pIi vate car, in the end of which she SC creted herself and rode to OsJorn. At that point she got off the train and was observed by the conductor. The latter at Nacc informed Constable Clark, who took the next train back 10 Osborn. He arrested the girl on he depot platform as she was about 10 step on the train and brought her here.
 The child had evidently been with out shelter for two days and nights. Her hair was tOusled and her face and hands dirty. She did not tell the of flcers she had been roaming about in the vicinity waiting opportunity uU dodge those searching for her and make her escape to Fl Paso, but t was evident from her appearance that this was what she had been doing. No one was with her at any time when she attempted to escape, and stories to the effect that a man was with her when she came to the train at Don Luis is declared utterly false by the trainmen.
 The privations suffered by the child during the time she was out alone, throughout the last two cold nights, must have been severe, and the defiant manner of her return, after all this, would seem to indicate s determine ton to leave home backed by grit that while it may temporarily be held in check, will sooner or later accomplish it's purpose.