The Detroit times., 1910-12-06
HAVE GONE TO WEO'
GIRL TH|EF's NOTE
TO MISTRESS
Sarah Brown, 16 and Romantic,
Skips From c. w. Hatch's Home
With Employers Jewels; Police
Get Loot and Maiden.
Freckle- Faced Lever Arrives To Find
Her Prisoner-Will Stick BY Her
Till He'll Freezes Over"

Sarah Brown, maid OF 16 summers,
fresh from Marion. o., Is locked up in
the central police station, while Mr.
Cory Edward Tunguette, her freckle-
faced, fery-haired lover. fumes impo
tently without and VOWS he'll stick
by Sarah till hell freezes over
The little lady was arrested Mon
day night by Detectives Dibble and
Shepherd. She was employed as do
nestle In the home OF Mrs. c. w.
Hatch, No. / 1854 Second-ave. Mrs.
Hatch knew her as Virginia Dow.
Sunday, Sarah disappeared. To Mrs.
Hatch she had breathed sweet stories
OF ner young Lochinvar, who had come
out Of the west-Deer Lodge, Mont,
was the place-but Mrs. Hatch re-
garded it merely as a puppy passion.
But Sunday evening, when the
Hatches returned fro calling, they
were much alarmed to find their two
babies in bed and with no one TO
watch or guard them. Sarah had
flown. In explanation, she left tear
stained, badly-scrawled missive for
Mrs. Hatch. Here's the very note:
Have gone To get married. He
came after me this afternoon, just
after you 'phoned and have gone
with him because love him. Was
awful sorry | had to go. Have
gone to Windsor, Can, tonight.
But Sarah's heartless desertion OF
Mrs. Hatch's babes isn't the worst.
There are some things missing from
the Hatch home and that is where the
police interest in the case comes in.
Detectives Dibble and Shepherd traced
her and landed her. She had a neat
suit case. Mrs. Hatch's, and. some
jewelry, also Mrs. Hatch's. She ad-
mitted TO Capt Mcdonnell, Tuesday
morning, that she took the stun, but
she can give no explanation OF her
act.
Everything has been recovered ex-
cept stick pin worth $50. The CIR!
denies taking it.
Anc the Windsor romance! There
was none. She did not wed. Her hero
arrived in Detroit only Monday night.
He was shocked and grieved to learn
OF his adored ones dilemma. He said
he just couldn't believe IL when they
told him she had hidden IS in chair
over at the Y. w. c. A.
IL self-assurance counts for aught,
Mr.. Cory Edward Tunguette will see
the little lady safely through. These
last few months have been fraught
with weighty trial for him. There he
was with good job out in dear old
Deer Lodge, Mont, where he was
taken sick and had to have his ton
sils removed. Then his stepmother
was burned up in a fire, then his
grandmother died These misfortunes
forced the young man to return 10
Marion. He went there about month
ago and met the lady who has won
his heart. Twas at skating rink
three weeks ago. And now fortune
has dealt another unkind blow The
lady is arrested But still Cory Ed
ward Tunguette is cheerful in the face
of fate. Fortune reviles him. but he
smiles hopefully.
Amt it the limit?" he queried AS
he pulled thoughtfully at cigarette.
Here this poor kids pinched. Well,
I'll stand by her. told the cap'n
| was willin' to go to jail for her and
| tell you as | told him that I'll stick
to that kid till hell freezes over.
That's the kind OF guy | am.
There amt no fourfiush about me.
I'm right, am. OF course. it's too bad
and all that, but as soon as | git her
out o. this, why, I'll marry her and
everything will be lovely.
Shes a good kid. Notice her left
eye? Well. you couldn't very well,
cause she wears glasses. but when
she was a kid, the family cat paved
her eye out.
II Just blew into town last night
and | didn't expect to run into this
kind of a game. But I'll certainly stick
by Sarah"
It's rather a coincidence that Sarah
formerly boarded In the home OF Mrs.
c. w. Lillibridge on Winder-st., where
Mrs. Alta Vanderventer, the woman
who was "drugged" and robbed" CT
$500, also boarded.