The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-20
Young Show Girl, Who Claims
to Have Been Mistreated,
Sent Home.
AGED CITIZEN PASSES AWAY
Indictment Against Charles
Ehrler-Water Plant-Per-
sonals and Briefs.
Manchester Bureau. Times-D Dispatch.
No l10o Hull street


who was rescued from a company Of peo-
pie with the Hatch Carnival Company,
which showed in the city week before
last. was yesterday sent to her home in
Cleveland. @.
Through tho fundamentally or Patrol
man NJ j. Moore. the girl was taken
from the people. who were I'm reality.
according TO her statement holding her
in bondage, and the further kindness Of
the officer secured for her "a ticket as
far as Cincinnati She was given a purse
containing enough money with which to
purchase a ticket from cincinnati TO her
home and also 10 pay her incidental sx-
pcnscs ON the trip.
With tears streaming from her eyes the
young girl sat I'm the Chesapeake nnd
ohio depot yesterday afternoon and re-
viewed her experience with the carnival
company. She is an orphan and. she said
left the home Of her foster parent TO ac-
ccpt position as nurse for the wife OF
the man who conducted the Oriental
show. She intended remaining with the
show tor only "a week or SO. but suddenly
found. when she was far from home and
friondless. that she had no money or
clothes and that she was being held prac-
ucally a slave
She protested and insisted upon writing
letters home. The letters. So she de-
ciared were intercepted. Letters from
her foster-parent 10 her never reached
her. At last she was made TO 20 ON
the stage. although the part ASSIGNED
her was repulsive. She never associated
with the other performers and was seek
ing an the time for some means Of escape.
one OF the show women first told of
the unfortunate condition of the voun.
girl. and ut 6 o'clock I'm the morning ~
last Tuesday Officer Moore went 70 the
tent and removed her TO the residence Of
Air. George Day. of cambridge street.
where shc was given n homo until yester-
day. Mr. and Mrs. Day sylnpathized
with the girl and did what they could
for her
The Chesapeake ana Ohio Railroad Off
Gals. after having been told Of the girls
plight hy officer Moore gave her ticket
Co. Cincinnati
The show people with whom the girI
worked in Manchester left here for New
port News
Ehrler is Indicted.
Charles o Ehrler, the young man
charsed with stealing valuable papers
and checks from tho Stephen quincy
Shoe Company where he was EMPLOYED.
was indicted by the grand jury in the
Corporation Court yesterday The agera-
gate amount Of the thefts by E,hrler Is de-
c-ared To Dee Sl.El32. His case was set
" ''i ---~ '- -N"NeHipef @tA- MI T. H.
Wells. Dt tlis city. is his counsel
De,o.,.ve SIcNIasoo ~ " Ril,,lad5 by
worked ON rho case he ,,.ss b-o,,,.t+
back here. and has made no statement
sine" DIS arrest The Richmond officer
testified before the grand jury.
Edward Nunnauv. conductor ON IA.
Southern Railway. was indicted for shoot
irr at j l. bradbury, a br.al-s,,a- ,,,,.lo-
him. So rru. biu was found agafrs,
Era9i.r,. .- +rs lr.rr,,. 80 -,
saultad Nrrrau, Win "a rfore 40 ,-1,,,
Both mon ar, ,,.u know, ,r ,rsr,i,...l.
The case arain.t N,,rnail,, has 49, 81,
for nh. e3 ~ r,e,e,,,l..
TN. fouov,ina eases v,ere So, for ..t.,
hy the court. Moore 4 Rurxe sellfnr
- minors ,ro-a,,. s-,,.>i,l, -, ~
ala N Fovikes. same Indictment Tues
& -.'h- Joe Woodbridge APP
..' ''' NitN 'r court on con-
Ni'it'ti I''I ''i.-.'fi.- a gaming house