The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-04
A MODERN MARRIAGE
A Man AbandOns his Wife for
Another Mans.
THE MEN WERE FAST FRIENDS
The Wronged Husband Takes to Drink-Tb.
Culprit Woman Gets Divorce and
Webs her ParamOur,
Especial to THE HERA1p-Exaro,

topeclSi 70 IHE Observation-Disclosures Dispatcn 7
NEW YORK, April 3.-Married- Las
sceile' on Monday, March %, by Rev. ]. G. Me-
lnerny' assisted by E. NJ. Grant. Nathan n
sanford to Adele T., daughter of w. b. Las.
scelle - Las
Inc foregoing notice has appeared in several
NE" York newspapers within the past few
days. Few who read it recall the combtnatior,
Oh strange and tragic circumstances which ,,-o,
ueoeo thls ceremony. Adele T. is the daupbta,
OF W. b. Lascelle, OF Mount Vernon sbe l.
also the divorced wife Of Henry Martin Jacl,-
son, eX-eashier of the sub-treasury in this cit,
VINO In October 1884, absconded with $40 Oon
ana she was correspondent in a divorce suit in
stltuted by Elizabeth Sanford against Nathan
H. sanford in October, 1885 Mrs. Sandford
gained ner suit, was granted alimony and the
U@le Vi ner children, and is now living a lonely
lie In little uptown fat. jackson is serviro,
a SIX years sentence in Erie county Danitar
Sidry put the chief actors in the dTaTa Jrbo
oloug1t these things about, and who in fiction
would De singled out as special subjects for tha
porous &c anu pros
Henry M. Jackson and Nathan Fl. Sanford
are cousins. In their boyhOod fber IIora
SaI OodinateS ana cnums; IN quiet way thew
helped each other. In time thew botb roorrieCyy
anu MIS-. Sanford and Mrs. Jackson becarla &C
Warmly attached to each other as their bns-
panuS we're Sanford fourished and in time
became one OF the influential men of the tour -
GoShen rev York. His wife n very at+rao.ia
woman, shared his honors. In the rnaontiY,o
jackson was also doing well. He rose ranidIv'
srh pU9r.o1 Oh nuch responsibility in the
uD-IreaSury department and was eytrerne1v
popular In this city. Mrs jackson is a sto+eiI+S
handsome blonde, who made as MANY frie1Gs ~
Ioa, nos oa aI MIS-. sanford visited Mrs
oaS Cl' Ine latter spent many summer weeks
al Gosnen, and the two men found rirne ~ unS
pack and forth occasionally " 4un
ABOUT TOUR years ago Sandford's presence i,
ne" 1ork seemed TO be required tWo-tbirSs %
the tlme He usually put up al JacI,Soris -, u
uence ana Henry being busy was entertoi,,sI
10y ms cousin wife. Early in 1887 DeonIe he
san 70 Talk jackson was at first jncrddn1oTa
ana indignant, then suspicious fna1II, I~ otoIo
aole. jackson began to drink heavilv to lose
interest IN ms work and to grow norbid onS
70 sTn 90 tn Eccooer 1857, he helped himself
" OF the treasury funds and fed the
country. Surprise at his action vyaS IL
equalled by surprise at the com parativeIv small
amount OF money ne had taken. He had more
IMAM d InllnOn IN his possession at the fin, 70 90
treasurer Canada admitted he con1d 81 IL
nave taken the whole sum and escaned With -.
Hls night was not discovered for two DAYS Rv
mat time he was in Canada where he sfavad y
snort time and then sailed for Eurone IL y q.
named until February, 1890 In the Tneantfr1e
SANFORD S visits to New York became more and
lle9uenI, ana finally the wife decided to
tntesIg 9te- she could not believe that her
friend Mrs. Jackson was involved Sbe 81 IL
aSheu Vne aaVlee OF lawyer and at her
da+oo. ne engaged the services of
a detective agency in this citv
mere was interesting reading in the renorffS
Whlcn soon came to Mrs Sanford The 1riS
used 10 go into mysteries over these but nv her
lawyer auVlce she waited for something more
definite. 1t soon came. Mrs Jaclvson "a go.
fora were accosted by a detective while coroino.
GOWN the steps OF certain house Mrs SAN
1or dWas granted divorce. Mrs. Jackson dis
appeared Tor a Time, but finally reappeared ot
the residence of her father where she Tvod ~
sIrIct retirement for time. Sanford remained
IN SToSnen ana the whole matt was ~,
ehueu In te6uary, L 90 Jackson returned 10
tnis country, was arrested and Confessed his
crime: While passing the sentence the indge
stated that the mitigating circumstance in re
case was the fact that tine prisoner was snffar
lng rom comeStle calamitieS at the time ha
committed the crime H0
IN august. ls9J, Mr.. Lascelle father of Mrs
Jdckson, look steps to secure for her divorce
from rom jackson on the ground Of desertion. The
circumstances of the case were so vol i,nonr
that it was impossible for him To Get a diU0roa
mere IN the east, so he took Adele 10 Risr1arcI,
~ D., and they resided there for several months
ME- LasceIle had summons served on Jackson
IN August, and OF course Henry being a rri.
soner, could Go nothing. Adele came Ia RI 10
Ine east Tree woman and then her father tOolI
Things once more into his own hands and made
S1hlord marry her This had been his fnten-
llon all along, and 1t was for this that he tool,
the Dakota trip and pushed the divorce THROUGH
According TO the divorce granted Mrs Sanford
Sanford Is not allowed 10 marry again. but II fS
somehow. AS
The latest in the case in addition to the wed.
ding is concerted movement among Jaclson's
friends TO secure pardon for him. They hone
TINS can be done before Governor Hill goes ONT
OF ONCE. Petitions will be circulated and yroa+
interest is taken in the affair by old acGuaint.
ances OF the embezzler. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford
are OH on Orlet honeymoon. Next week thew
return TO Goshen and begin theirnew life in the
home where the present wife visited the former
one only few years ago.