The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-05-12
WHITE SLAYERS
KILL LITTLE GIRL
New York Searched In Vain fer Child
OF Eleven, Who Vanished from
Flat
Tuesdays New York World says:


Tuesdays New York World says:
That an eleven-year- girl who
was bargained for by the women
agents OF the Rockefeller white slave ,
grand jury has been brutally muir
dered and he- little body hidden some-
where, IL not destroyed completely, Is
the belief OF Assistant District Attor-
hey James u. Reynolds. who is in
/ charge OF the present investigation,
which has resulted in the arrest and
Indictment of two men and a woman
on the charge of traffcking in young
girls.
Who this child is. who her parents
are or where she came from is as
much a mystery as is her present
Whereabouts. When last heard OF she
was said to be in the custody of Belle
moore, the mulatto woman. who is
now in the Tombs. The Moore wo-
man will not say word about the
child.
No Trace In Hospitals.
When the District Attorney, through
his agents, the two women graduates
OF Smith and Radcliffe colleges. and
a former secret service man. bargain
eu Tor the purchase Of white slaves
they came across the little girl. Ii
was not until after they had practi-
cally completed the purchase of two
girls that they heard the child they
mad seen playing about the Moore wo-
mans Hat in West Forty-hrst Street
might be bought in the open market,
too.
Get her, no matter what the price
rs said Mr.. Reynolds TO the agents.
For Gods sake don't leave that lit-
tie child behindT
But when the agents returned to
/ the nat the child was gone They
We're told that she had been sent To n
hospital with a broken leg. But Mr..
I ltcNholdS believes her ailments were
OF an entirely different nature
IL Is true said ne last night when
seen 10y reporter, that this little
Girl is still missing. We had all the
hospitals i'm this city searched. but we
can hnd no trace OF her We don't
} Know where she came from nor who
her parents are. but we do know that
years old.
Il would not be surprised TO learn
that this child has been murdered
Yes brutally murdered. BY whom, I
cannot tell, but it seems only too
/ plausible that she should have been
done away with because OF her age
and more so because of her awfIlI
physical condition"
Bought by Secret Service Men.
Inc names of the two college grad
uStes VINO went TO Seattle and Alaska
anu came on from there as barterers
! TOT girls were not revealed when eight
indictments against the alleged white
save dealers were handed to Judge
- sullivan i'm General Sessions yester-
day. But the name Of the man agent
had TO be made public II was he
VINO actually paid the cash for the
four girls purchased.
Inc indictments give his name as
George A. Miller. He is former
E OF the United States Secret
! service in Washington. where Mr.
reynolds came to know him. Ii ia
SAID his labors are by no means COM
pleted. YIN
At the same time the names Of
Ihe iour girls who were bought were
made known. They are Alice Milton.
Belle Wood, Gussie Ehrlich and Ida
Greenberg. Their history will come
out at the trial, which will take place
Al the earliest date possible. For Alice
milton and Belle Wood tIEe were
| paid, and for the other two Girls sac
Prisoners Appeared Worried.
After the return OF the IRdictmen In,
SIX detectives arraigned the pTIsonerrk
before Judge Grain I'm Goaeral &C
sions. They all appeared worried ma
down-hearted. Only the Moore wo-i
! man tried TO smile
She wore a large black straw hat
! with big ring OF red noweru around
the crown, She is q very Hight mu-
| latto and looks 10 be about thirtx-nva
years old. Next to her came AIea
Anderson, who, il is charged. lived In
the woman's fat in West FoaGy-first
! Street.
Anderson was a porter In the Union
care In Broadway. He Is very black
and weighs at least use posEds He
was faultlessly dressed and aported a
cream-colored waistcoat.
Harry Levinson. alias Harry Druck6
erman, is also a heavyweight He
appeared the most frightened of tho
TRIO Karlin & Busch. OF see Broaav
way represented Anderson and tro9
moore woman. while Edwin CarpeH
pleaded for LeVinson.
Il will fix the bail in each case In
the sum Of $4,000" said Judge Grain.
subject TO motion TO be made upon
presentation OF facts"