The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-20
NAUGHTY GIRL
She Elopes With Her Mammals
Husband.
And Mamma, Poor Thing! for Second
Time Mourns Lost Love, and This
Time Some Cash, too.
[specialto THE HERAhD-Examiner Dispatch I

Especial to THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dispatch I
New YORK, Jan. 19.-Mrs. Herman
Buell. seated herself in the Office of Lawyer
Ingersoll at No. 10 Broadway Saturday
morning and exclaimed: ''My daughter
has eloped with my husband" She wanted
to know how she could have both her hus-
band and daughter arrested. Then she
changed her mind and wanted divorce at
once. Mrs. Buell. is probably forty years
| of age, rather good looking, with a fine
figure and jet black hair She has been
married twice and was formerly Mrs.
Miller. When her first husband died he
left her with pretty young daughter
named Mamie and snug little fortune.
Mamie was sent away to a boarding school
in Washington where she remained for
| about three years. During this time her
mother met Herman Buell. at Palenville
up IN the Catskill mountains, and before
the summer was over two years ago she
had learned to love second time.
Herman is a handsome fellow, fairhaired
and at present only twenty six years of
age. He used TO be commercial traveller
| but when he began to make love to the
widow he gave up the road and when in
the tall, she consented to become Mrs.
Buell., he gave all his time to his wifes es-
tate. They resided at West Seventeenth
street and were very happy. Somehow
Herman never saw his step-daughter until
she returned to her mother for good, lust
before the holidays. Mamie is a pretty
black eyed, black haired, plump girl, just
nineteen years old. Mrs Buell. admitted
she had kept her daughter away from home
because she was afraid Mamie would make
things unpleasant for her step-father, but
to the mothers temporary delight Mamie
| seemed to like him from the first.
| When Mrs. Buell. was not feeling well
Mamie and her father would attend theatre
together and of course there was a little
supper afterward, but the wife never said
word uutil one time her husband and
daughter did not turn up until O'Clock IN
| the morning. Then she demonstrated. saw.
! ing it was not right to keep out 80 late
Wednesday night Mamie announced she
would like to go to Washington. Thursday
she packed two huge trunks and got SlO(
| for expenses from her mother. Mamie left
ostensibly for Washington Friday morning
wearing all her own jewelry and some OF
her mothers diamonds, ''iust to make an
impression at the capital" she said Hell
father took her to the train, and FRIDAY
night after dinner said he was going to 2
meeting and would not be back till late
Mrs. Buell. retired and did not wake until
Z o'clock yesterday morning. Buell. had not
returned. His wife felt justly uneasy. She
ate her breakfast alone, and as she fingered
at the table the bell rang and messenger
boy delivered the following message dated
Albany:
Changed my mind. Didn't go to Wash
lngton. Papa and | leave this morning for
Quebec Won't be back Your daughter,
''MAMIE BUELL..
| Mrs. Buell. rushed up stairs and found hel
husband had taken S1,S00 she had and q
diamond bracelet valued at $3.50. When
though her heart would break She finally
decided to let the guilty pair go, ordered a
suit for divorce to be brought against her
husband and her will destroyed, vowine
that neither of them would get cent Of
her money.