The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
GIRL, IN PET, QUITS
/. HOME AND yANISHES
Mother Haunted by Dread That
Daughter Is in Clutch of
INSCRIPTIONS Man
Pretty Miss y Years Old, Used
to Luxury, Had Never Spent
Night Out of House

lmbued with the independence of
American women and chafing under the
restraint of home ties, Julia Kelly, the
daughter of we'll to do English FAM
lily, left her home at 2207 Devisadero
street Wednesday afternoon with the
avowed intention of making her own
way in the world She has not been
seen or heard from since. Because she
was sophisticated, entirely ignorant
OF the ways of the world and of any
money earning accomplishment, her
grlef stricken mother and sister fear
that she has fallen under the lure of
some unscrupulous man and is now
either in hiding. ashamed to return to
her home or is being forcibly detained.
Although the girl was % years old
she had never been away from her
home even for single night, never
went out in the evening and was not
known to have a single intimate friend
or either sex. During her lifetime she
mad never been out of the sight of her
mother for more than four hours at
once. When she left home in a fit
of temper, following a quarrel with
her mother because the family resi-
dence had been removed from sos
Tenth street in Oakland to Devisadero
street in this city, she carried only a
small satchel with no change of cloth
ing and had only a dollar in cash.
HOW THE GIRL LOOKS
The missing girl is about feet in
height, slender, Weighing about 10
pounds, with blonde hair, very dark
brown eyes, sallow complexion, rather
large mouth with full and very red
lips and large teeth slightly crooked.
the two front ones on top being arti-
fetal and backed with gold which
shows slightly at the edges. She had
rather large but firm and well nodded
hands When she left home she wore
a gray dress. full length; tan coat.
three-quarter length, dark gray
mushroom" hat trimmed with light
gray ribbon dark tan gloves, light
tan ties, and carried a red Russia
leather handbag with a long bronze
chain. She left home at 1870 o'clock
on Wednesday afternoon last, and
probably went to the ferry building,
crossing to Oakland on the broad
gauge.
Mrs. Kelly came to this country
nearly 10 years age from Gibraltar
where her husband had died in the
service of the British admiralty, and
the family made their home in Oakland,
where at the present time they own
property. Besides the missing girl,
who is the youngest of the family
there is Walter Kelly, connected with
the Sunset lumber company and an
elder sister. Eulogia, teacher of Ian
guages. Julia can talk French and
Spanish, as well as English, which she
speaks with a trace of foreign accent.
The youngest of the family Julia
hal always been treated as a child
and was very self-willed. If thwarted
she became extremely violent. IF she
made up her mind to throw a chair
through the window, she would do it
and. nobody could stop her." said her
sister today.
The girl was fond of shopping. The
only time in the day she was absent
from home was in the afternoon, when
she would frequent the stores in Oak
land, always returning for dinner at
in the evening. or before. She liked
the theater, but seldom went to any
but high class attractions, and then
always accompanied by member of
her family. She was musician of con-
siderable ability.
81 FEAR SOME MAN." SAYS MOTHER
Something tells me that Julia has
fallen under the influence of some
man. said her mother today, trying
to be calm. Il don't know that she
knows man at all, but l feel that 1
will never see her again. When we
moved over here from Oakland Julia
was furious. She liked to live in our
home in Oakland because it was so
near the shopping district. She fumed
and fretted when we came here and
the house was uncomfortable before
the furniture and carpets could be put
in order.
when she left she said that we had
treated her like child long enough
and she was going to make her own
way in the world. She said she would
work, find position as servant. But
she does not know how to work. She
has never had to do anything. She
is very innocent and would be easy
prey to some unscrupulous man. We
have had the matter in the hands of
the police since yesterday, but SO far
they have not been able to find her.
Il am not rich now" sobbed the