Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-26
TAYLOR LEAVES TOWN
Departure OF the ina,an Doctor and III
Stride.


Departure OF the Indian Doctor and HIS
iirlde.
Ca1ar A. Tayllr, known as g Pow
haitian, " the Inniau Medicine Man and
bis younk bride lett Wilmington on
Saturday night, under-police protec-
tion. About 9 O'Clock crowd OF
several hundred people gathered IN
front Of Taylor's store on East sixth
street, and, it Is ALLEGED, threatened
him with bodily harm. They were
| incensed becau use be hao married Lotti9
| hruaohart, a Sc enteen years old white
girl, as reported 10 Every Evening
on Saturday.
Stone aere hurled at the house and
gldss in the door ond window Was
/ br ken. number Of persons iotced
/ their way in the door, but just az that
.ime Chief Of Police Slack, Captain
Evans aud a squad Of patrolmen ar
rived and drove the mob uuok. one
man was arrested. tie is alleged 10
have had coil Of rope In his possess
sion.
Chief Black found Taylor and his
wife in a rear room aud both appeared
to be badly frightened. lie conferred
with taylor and tue latter decided TO
leave ths city, and the Indian and his
bride we're escnrted by the officers
to the police station without waitin
to mack tneir ELECTS A large crowd
gathered at Sixth and Market streets,
where they we're placed on a Delaware
avenue car. Chiaf slack accompanied
them TO The Is. s. o. station and they
be- aroed the N O'Clock train for Fhila-
delshia. Taylor says he will make
bis home in Philadelphia, but will
return here in few days TO get has
eff cis.
Mrs. Taylor, on her way to the depot
saiu che could not understand why
psopls should be aroused. married
the cootor and / love him and II Il
none Of their business, she said.
Mrs. broadhart, mother Of Taylor
wife, when ssen by reporter OF Ever,
Evening this morning, said her dauRh
ter did not stop 20 see her before lsav
ing Wilmington She said her oaug ghte
called her up on the telephone on sat
uruay afternoon ard nHked ber # shl
would TAX her back, to which she re
piled with all my heart.
10 Philadelphia reporter Taylor i
quoted as making ia following state
ment yester az - have nothing {
say against the Ieopla IN Wilmington
/ lived there for two years, and Unti
my marriage have hao only the kInu
est treatment. / am a full-bloode
Cher kee Indian, born in the India
Territory. am a graduate OF Ia
Chicago Medical College, and have
license to practice me licine IN th
S .ates Of 1exas and Michigan. j hay
travelled al over the United States
and send my medicines every where
= All ask now IL 10 be let alone, an
be allowed to make living for my
self and my wife.
2 81 haven't very much money wit
me, Drr have / on very good clothe
ol but in my house at Wilmington
AZ have $1,000 in stocks and bonds, b.
4 sides one 3 80 0fur-lned overcoat. II
r. officers told me that they would loo
/. after my things there II / would 81
IS out of town, 80 / gave them the k'
b. and left. l may 90 hack there in
SIS few days 10 Get my things, but n
en- plan now is to establish myself
ma Philadelphia. T"
IS Chief Of Police Black received le
ss ter today from Taylor, thanking Il
ma ch ef for protecting him prior to b
iss departure from Wilmington and Tefe
ID ridg to the effects in the house her
i. which are in the care of the poll
oy until the owner claims them. Iayl
v concludes his letter as iollows:
n o. shall Try to prove worthy the !
,et speot of all riRht-tbinkinR people. "
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