The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-27
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BRUTAL MAN.
WHO WAS SOON ARRESTED
/, Malo Companion Was Put Out Of
Hotel Because of His Conduct.
Fathcr Leaves Here to Pros
ecute Man.

ecute Man.
The following IS from the Jackson
willie Times Union of yesterday;
&c. H. Tindall of Bladen. Ca, is
held a prisoner at police headquarters
While his i0yearold companion. vlr-
sinia Reed OF Brunswick. Ca. is
being taken care Of by Rev. r. 3.
Basoman, Of Che Central City Mission,
unn her parents can be commun-
Gated with.
Tmdal and his baby companion
reached Jacksonville about go O'Clock
yesterday morning and as they were
leaving the union passenger station,
a passenger who came ON the same
TRAIN, pointed them out 10 police
uaa ana told OF the mans disgracelm
conduct to the child on he train
The policeman after communicating
with police headquar,ers 20 ascertain
il any message had been received to
look cut for a child followed the
couple
Carried to a Hotel.
Tindall took the little girl 10 The
Travellers hotel on West Bay street,
bus soon afterwards was put out by
re proprietor who alleged that his
toward tho child was dis
graceful
"At the corner Of Bridge aud Bay
streets, while Tndall and the chi d
wen waidng .or u street car Police.
nla4 Clearance E. Hoola, WHO had be 2
informed of The man conduct TO-
ward the cai.d. place Tndan una r
Arrest. charaing him with being drank
and disord rly. and afser placing him
in the patrol wagon. took Jhe chlld TO
the Central City Mission, corner oI
Bridge and Bay streets, where er
explaining the mans statement io-
ward the child, be left b.. ia Dir.
Bateman's charge.
Tiadau. at police headqoarters' sala
that the girls parents had given their
consent for him to bring the child TO
Jacksonville. and that he was COINS
10 take har aack hcms last nisht-
g1 his sen was found III
III over s. IN casn and 40 railroad
tIcsots from Brunswick, Ca, to Jao &
sonviue and return one OF these
tickets was turned over 10 Rev. bale-
man for The little girl TO 20 back
home on.
Told Her story.
aTbe innocent litle girl pretty IN
fo-rn and face. dr. agsed IN a pure While
suit stockings and shoes to malcn'
tod Rev Bateman in her childish
mannerthe way Tiadall had treated
~ snd said that she did not want
"a 20 back home with him.
~Rav Bateman then talegraphed
tba chad's parents and asked for ad-
rice IS to sending the girl back home.
vrre no answer TO the message had
hen received late yosterdag afeer-
r7o. It is believed thai The ialher
II TIE child will reach Jacaso2yille
this morning.
what course he viii desire
- rursue in the case is set 10 De
lear7ed but it is generally heiievs I
fbe+ he will prosecute TindaH III A.5
+rs,+ment Of the innocent little girl.
aIt may be although The girl says
that her parents gave their consent
for ber to cone 10 Jacksonville win
Tinaan that the man simply told her
net II was all A. for her to come
with him.
Wanted TO Marry
4~indau had no baggage except a
snal grip conga:ning FLASK OF
whisky. aud a fw dollars. The chila
told Dr. Bateman that Tindali wanted
her to 20 10 jamestown and get mar
red
From the manner she related the
sto-v to Dr. Bateman, is could be
0lsnlv seen tat she di dnot realize
aer predicament, or how close sac
came to Being raiaed Al such te2-
dse age.
Tindan. tail. heavy built man, oL
about % CT 30 years Of age, was IN
tozlcated and didn't seem to realize