Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20
IN TINE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
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Special 20 the herald. EraH.iar Dispateh.I
New YoRis, jan. l9.-Mrs. Herman
Buell. seated herself In the Office OF
Lawyer Ingenoll at No. ITO Broadw way
saturday morning and exclaimed;
"My daughter has eloped with my
husband" She wantcu 10 know how
she could have both her husband and
daughter arrested. Then abe changed
her mind and wanted divorce at
once. Mrs. Buell. Il probably forty
years OF agc, rather good looking, with
a fino figure and jet black hair. Sh.
has been married twice and was form
orly Mrs. Miller. when her fint
husband died ho LEFT her with pretty
young daughter named Mamie and .
snug little fortune. Mamie was sent
away 10 n boarding school In Washing
ton where abe remained for about three
Year,. During this time her mother
met Herman Buell. at Palonville up In
the Catslgill Mountains, and before the
summer WAS over two years ago ahe
had learned 10 love u second time.
Herman IN handsome fellow, fair
haired and only twenty-six years OF
age. He used TO be commercial
traveller but when he began 10 make
luNt W bit WiuoW ut gave Wy thu fOuut
and when In the fall, she consented TO
become Mrs. Buell., he gave all his
time 10 his wifo's estate. They resided
at West Seventeenth street and were
very happy. Somehow Herman never
saw his stcp-daughter until she TO-
turned To her mother for good, just be-
fore the holidays. Mamie II n pretty,
black eyed, black haired, plump girl,
lust nineteen years old. Mn. Buell.
admitted she had kept her daughter
away from home because she was
afraid Mamie would make things un.
pleasant for her stspfather, but To the
mother's Temporary delight Mamie
seemed 10 Ike him from tho first.
When Mn. Buell. was not feeling
well Mamie and her father would at
tend theatre together and Of course
,hsre was little supper afterward, but
tue wife never said word until one
Ii NE her husband and daughter did
not turn up until O'Clock In the
mo.'ning. Then she demonstrated,
saving II was not right 10 keep
Out 40 late. "Wednesday night
Manu-, announced she would Ike
10 10 to Washington. Thursday
she pac ked two huge trunks and got
800 for expenses nom her mother.
Mamie l,st, ostensibly for Washington,
Friday m orning, wearing all her Jew.
elry and some Of her mothers Ola.
monds, "lu,t To make an impression ut
the capita, {" she said. Her father took
her 10 the train, and Friday night
after dinner, said he was going 10 \
meeting and wsuld not be back Till
late. Mrs. Buell. retired and did not
wake until 7 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. Buell. had not returned. His wifs
fell lust ly uneasy. She ate her break
fast alone, and M she fingered Mt the
table the bell rang and n messenger
hoy delivered the following message,
dated Albany:
"Changed my mind. Didn't 20 70
Washington. Papa and | leave this
morning for Quebec. Won't DO back
Your daughter, MAMIE BUELL."
Mrs. Buell. rushed up stairs and found
her husband had taken 81 500 she had
and u diamond bracelet valued at 500.
When Mrs. Buell. finished her story she
sobbed ms though hor heart would
break. She finally decided TO lot tho
guilty pair 40, ordered a suit for divorce
10 he brought against hcr husband and
her will destroyed, vowing that neither
OF them would getA centof her money