The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-08
LOOKING FOR HIS WIFE


SEATTLE, DEC. John w. Ful9rne6, .
wealthy b,isins-ss man Of Golden. Colo, b
i'm Seattle, and accompanying him In Frank
r. Kelly, n detective in the employ of tho
Rocky Mountain agency, Denver, Colo
With their advent i'm the sound metropolis
comes a tale of marital infelicity, the like
of which has seldom been chronicleti in
public print.
John w. FuiiRraefY, or, he in bess
known throughout Colorado, Cattle
John" is u man of most imposing apT'ear.
ance. standing feet inches high, oe
massive but not portly build, and
weighing nearly I'D pounds. Al
though past IS years of age, the gen
tlctnan's hair in raven black and he al
10y, tn hang down nearly over his should
ers. Though n resident OF Colorado and
Wyoming these ~ years. Cattle John -
no, the rough. uncouth and blun spoken
man the imagination would depict him
He is. to the contrary, a typical we.sern
gentleman ~ education. wealth and posi-
ton i'm the country i'm which he makes hie
the life OF a bachelor and courted the
cares Of u benedict. He had not been -
his old loWe. ,h" place OF Ms o,ssnss .Sss
vague unrest characteristics Of n man in
his frame of mind, Cattle John deter.
the scenes Of his boyhoosi. He travelled
extensively i'm the eastern .tases:
S SSaes. Tnsrs fhs hs remained @ three s months.
orcd of one Of .Nyack.- fairc.s maislen., .
Miss Eva Holden. She WAS a charming
vivacio,is brunette. just stepping into the
3pth summer of her existence. She Wa
accomplished she was beautiful. and
in her Cattle John, the hearty westernes,
saw the goal OF his ambition.
Fulgacfrr hnstencsi back tn Colorado.
where he was then i'm the mining business.
He Strengthened out and wound UP his af-
fairs in the mines, deposited . snuR for
ncw to the bower of his adored one as
Syack. He presented his stiit with th0
% Fl. had f n", iasr !" wai, % for " sn snswsr. swa
was eyes," and Cattle John was n happy
man.
| Eva Holden was duly and with much
| pomp and ceremony celebrated i'm the
November. lass Cattle John al and oh hi. -. vile
sd,d ali; ,; E.s"pf: like q; the ss.s Ss 's@, srnseL
| and lived some time i'm New York city.
Mrs. FuIeracT was fond OF sociesy and
circics. She loved sh.. sheaser and wan
often seen there. always accompanied by
harc % %"ssiff S"arsiinS sai,hfsIix % the ks Iis.,e
child left to his keeping.
Things went -wimmingiy for month. in
fashionable life. He. after much pcr.us-
sion. induced his wife tn go out IN Denver
with him. There he made aware OF
an opportunity to enter into business in
the nourishine mining town OF Golden:
Thithcr Mr.. and Mrs Fulgraer went aud
profitable general merchandising ba.s-
charmed the wes,srncr. They. and sss
hnm" she lived i'm. soon became distasts-
Mrs. Fuisrasn used frequently to go 10
Denver, Coiorado's gay metropole. On
visit. to many friends of herself and hus-
John" always accompanied her thess
. little journeys. But soon, with n west
.rncr's Implicit trust and con fislcnce in
. tn. fidelity OF his wife and her ability "a
. resist temptation and to take care of her.
self he allowed her To go alone "a visii
IL had been arranged that Mrs. Full
: gras.m was to make one of these visits on
|, her things were packed up, and tiss
train appointed she departed from hes
, %"n%a ; sS. " s note 'r@nr fro% hi. sii:s @ifs
ssSIf s%S S.r r;S.s-; ;S that ,n her L%sssns ss
!; en,norcd after seeing it in a fashionabis
l. mail. a draft for $50 on his Denver bank.
:. : ers, made payable To his wife. He alsx
sent h.r q tender episti. informing her oi
Cattle John =" has never seen his beau
tifmi young wife from that day to this.
,, is authority for the sta,.n,ens that :: Caisi.
- Johns" young wife fled from Denver and
. :. iax co'n,nsrciai .ravslrs % fas III. % house , .
= Evans 4 Lyle, wholesaie druRgist: of Bos
- ton. She left Denver December i, To 70
y one bat herself and lover knew whers
'e ''Cattie John" when the truth wa
Is made known to him. started i'm like . son
er sble man to live and try and forge
y. the past. but his wife's aged mothe
=, would give him no peace. Her child, hi
u pretty wife. had been le-tl astray and mus
he found. Cattle John" could stand
no longer. He wound mp his Affairs q
Golden. placing his business i'm the hand
Il of young business man he had raises
m from boyhood. Engaging the services Q
=, Detective Kelley, he started out
" search for his faithless wife. Ae ha
~ been searching ever since throughout th
- western country, but without avail.
a. "John and are keeping il up" sai
at Detective Kelly To u reporter. the ~
RS sat talking together i'm the Russell billiar
er hall last uight. IL have but little hop<
~ One clue is To the effect that the woma
il singing in some variety theatre hero u
the coast or in one of the territories. Joh
says he Intends To do every i'm tn
e- union before he is through and won't lis
ly ten tn my proposition that he do IN
he work alone well with me. Yes, -
,u have reason TO believe she is with th
N. drummer yet. Here her picture am
his And the reporter looked upon sh
portraits Of the faithless wife and hsr
licit love.