The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-14
REAL BOSTON TALK GOT Her.
SAD TALE OF SALLY HIIIISS
ARREST FOR HORSE STEALING.

Cot Rig Aug. II and Disappeared Untl
Discovered In Lons Island Road
house sunday Nlsht--InnOccnt. ShI
says. and Accuses Wretch Of Man
Sally Hills Of Boston. soulfully playing
a Chopin noctulne on a roadhouse niano
vas arrested for horse stealing Sunday
night by a philosopher connected with
the Boston Detective Bureau. Her blind
faith in a handsome wretch named "Dr
Charles got her into this fix. The tale
Is a moving one.
on the twelfth day Of last August fetch.
iuE Young woman 1irted her skirts into
liyery stable at 53i Fourth street, Boston
kept 10y William 3. Hasty. Her eyes were
blue and her hair yellow as the corn She
wore a ,silor made gown of white flannel
and had oil her head a creation in lace and
lua straw with a nifty streamer pendant
Mr. Hasty was impressed
She wanted a rig, something chic and
snacger. with rubber tires. a horse that
could 90 some and whip with ribbons
She was renting the turnout. she explained
for DR. Chares-ihis person had been an
occasional customer Of the iveryman-
and here was deposit of 81 so il Mr. Hasty
wanted 1t. MIR. Hasty did. He also re-
que~icd her to sign a receipt for the turn
ont She signed it Mrs. Charles
The iashing young thing in white drove
ogf " tle barn with cluck- cuck -cluck to
H4.ty'- best horse and whirled away around
me- c1ru'r That was the last he saw Of
clr nuatouf or trotter He waited with
what patience liveryinan has for several
day. ben he went TO the police. Months
elapsed before the Boston seuths got "a
r"- actable clue. Then they got a line on
-pr C1lrlr' found out few thing about a
iuauioi Iii the anne young penon with blue
oyH and corn yellow hair, and learned that
she had gone to New York Tho doctor
had dropped off the earth, in a way of speak
INK
Detective william Cronan Of the Boston
bureau cam' 90 thi' city several weeks ago
10 -uoop a bit lie hadn't much 10 60 on
but William l. a person OF imagination with
a soul above Goldfish balls He heard in
some way Of apratiy maid whoserved a bar
and waited table In a little roadhouse be-
tween Jamaica and Queens l.. L. a bit nearer
Jamaica than Queen, He heard about
her quite ay 1cCi lent from gay youth of
Boston who had drunk a highball there
and 'irtod with fair maid that he seemed
10 remember having seen before
Cronan went to the Adams street police
he had the lady that eloped with Hastys
nag and requested assistance Detective
jim Kelly was assigned 10 60 with Cronan.
Late Sunday night they drove up TO the
roadhouse with the makngs Of thirst.
They ordered a drink, two drinks A young
woman who had been tearing the innards
out Of an old tin pan of a piano served
them. They didn't pay much attention to
her just then. but talked with noses close
together about having come from Boston
- md the heirs to a valuable estate. They
put pretty nearly all Boston into hat talk,
mentioning he State House with its sacred
swinging Goldfish the Common and the fish
pond, several hotels and the like More
and more Interested the roadhouse Hebe
grew, lowering near To m on slight pre-
texts. Finally she couldn't stand il any
longer.
She was from Boston herself. she wanted
the gentlemen to know. She was clad 10
see anybody from dear old Boston New
York made her weary. IL was SO vulgar
and fashy and coarse She was only ahid-
ing the day she could get back to where
real nice people lived The gentlemen
were Interested and pleased Everybody
got around the piano Kelly. who has a
voice Of sorts sang thing or two. Would
the young lady sing for them. OF course
she would
self TO YOU, said the. You are such pleas
ant people. Anybody would know YOU
were from Boston. My name is Sarah
Hills
Then she sang with deep feeling. 1T Is
Hard, 30 Hare toP Part. Then the detectives.
a little shauefacedly told her she was under
arrest Followed tei rs, cenials. then a
degree Of resignation. sally fade good-by
10 her employer and the habiuIfs Of the
! ace and went 10 the Adams stree. police
station with the detectives. She sobj ed
good might from n cell Yesterday morn
inr sae Wa qnairned in the Adams street T.
TClr" court tefcne Mag strata Dooley.
-I'il tell you JUST how il was Mr. Dcoey
mean YOUR Homer said Sally Il used |
o i1va n real kind friend in Bawston named .
D. Charles. ! had 50 much confidence in /
'r5' man. Never did | think he would f.
r poor iriendless girl On that /
r"c.,y DAY IN August the wretch got me /
N 20 10 tho livery stable and hire a rig for
M He said it would BE- all right. the
rv'- an knew him. Well / got the rig
anl after / drove il around the corner the
.0s tor got in. took me block or two. let
noe u.' saving he had an appointment,
'0d haNout seen HIM since / am an I.
nf.ort woman"
~hc vent on to saw that the doctor was
2 .ri case even If he was handsome and
lH" in his way. He had a wife living,
i-d shat DO YOU think the wretch wanted
ne tn 1o'' said Sally He wanted me 10
-lr away with him while he left that poor
FIl" % nun massage parlor and polish
rrn- iingeruails for living Isn't that
10" hesrt'essness Of men for you. now"
hr Magistrate remanded her 20 await
-raH-tion papers from Gov Douglas Of
Ma -arhu7ett-
Tho police II Boston according 10 Cronan.
iout take stock In her story at all They
ag she has a husband Of her own that she
la- overlooked for year, and they think
hat she could Ri,e the Doctors present
ldGr. II she wished
woman said Cronan. is n queer
.1.mal I'd like 10 wager months salary
la- when We get back 10 Boston Miss
il., will tell lot more about the doctor
md be adventures Of Hasty's missing
gru1gt."
81 n 1GAINST THE EQUITABLE.