The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-24
TAYLOR FELL IN LOVE.
He Sends a Letter to the Aban-
doned Wife.
HE WILL NEVER COME BACK.
Says He and the Woman Will Live
Together.
Anna Perry, the Missing Five Points Girl
Located In IlIinois-Two Divorce
Suits-The Henderson Brunker
Fight-Ogden Gleanings.

OGDEN, June 23.-[Special. il. H.
Taylor, the Plain City man who basely
deserted his family, and for whose body
a search was kept up for two weeks, has
written letter to his wife, in which he
states he has gone to live with another
woman and will never return. The letter
is as follows:
OMAHA, June Is.
DEAR WIFE-As you read this / am many
miles away and still travelling to take UP my
abode in another country, under another name.
AS you have known for long time. have
been miserably unhappy and had il not been
for the darlings AT home should have left
long ago. Had not met with some one with
whom I fell in love, no doubt l would have
spent the balance of my days with you. AS IL
was, met the woman and loved her. She re-
ciprocated my feelings aud we have decided 10
leave everything for each other. have obtained
position under an assumed name, and we will
live as husband and wife. Even as write
this, would give my right hand-yes, both
hands-iI could love you as do her. 1t could
not be, however. 1t seems to be otherwise or
oered. Don't worry yourself sick. as am not
worth it God knows that you have tried hard
to please, and if I had spark of love for you
this would never have happened. Kiss my
little darlngs for papa. Heaven knows love
them, and leaving them is the only suffering l
have. Good bye darlings, 1 really hope you
will make up your minds to be happy, notwith-
standing my irgratituce. ID. i.
ANNA PERRY HEARD FROM.
Anna Perry, the missing Five Points
girl, has been located near Chicago and is
now with relations in Bloomington, Ills.
This girl ran away from her aunt's home
at Five Points last October and went to
Chicago, where she went on the variety
stage, but after a lengthy engagement
became i'll and mentally deranged, on ac-
count OF which condition she gave the
names of her relatives and their addresses
snd last week she was taken home to
Bloomington by broUher-in-law.
THE HENDERsoN-BR FIGHT.
Notwithstanding the fact that $40, 600
damage suit and a petit ton for perpetual
restraining order has been filed in the
district court by the Henderson Brinker
Street Railway company against Ogden
city and contractor Wilkerson, the grad
ing for the Twenty-fffth street paving
goes merrily on, and by tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, the hour set by Judge
Miner for the return of an order to show
cause, the track of the complaining COM
pany will all be taken up from Wall to
Washington avenues. Today a large
force OF men has been at work completing
the grade on the south side of the street,
and the work will be continued through
out the night or until the grade is COM
pleted and the track up. In the COM
plant the company alleges that it has not
been given legal notice OF the intention to
pave the street, although on two occa-
sions the council, through its authorized
agents, has SO notified the agents of the
company. The ordinance granting an
extension of the franchise of the COM
pany, passed on May IS, under the pro
visions of which the council has author
lied the pulling up OF the track.
The extension ordinance was put
through the council principally through
the efforts OF E. E. Mayne, who stated to
the council that he had the money ready
not only to put down the paving of the
three blocks on Twenty-fifth, but to con-
struct the entire system as soon as certain
negotiations were closed. He guaranteed,
as did the other gentlemen interested in
the enterprise, that as soon as the city
was ready to pave fat rails would be put
down by the railway company and the
paving would be done. Mr.. Mayne on
several occasions stated to THE HERALD
man that the money would be ready when
required and no delay would be occa-
stoned by the Henderson, rinker people.
An attempt was made today to obtain a
continuance of the hearing, but City At
torney Kimball refused to listen to the
proposition, and said he would be ready
to so into court at the appointed hour.
The city council will meet in special
session tomorrow night for the purpose
of passing resolutions of respect for the
memory of Senator Stanford of Califor-
nia, who will be buried Saturday after
noon. The senator was always one Of
Ogden's best friends.
TWO DIVORCE SUITS.
Two suits for divorce were filed today
in the district court. Nicholas Tand
wants to be legally separated from his
wife, Johanna 5. Tand, the ground being
extreme cruelty. use of indecent language
and adultery, said to have been COM
mitted with one Baker Ida T.. Sand
berg applies for divorce from her hus.
band, Peter Sandberg, on the ground Of
habitual drunkenness and failure tc pro.
vide.
SALE OF CRAwFoRD's ESTATE.
The sale of the property OF the Craw.
ford estate will take place July 81, at the
ranch OF the missing man. The receiver
will sell the property. Every effort has
been made to locate Crawford, but so fal
no trace has been found.
The Bar association will meet tomorrow
morning before the district court con :
venes, for the purpose of passing resolu-
tionS OF respect for the memory of Oscar
z. Hunsaker and w. II. Smelling.
Fire at an early hour this morning oe-
stroyed considerable property in Stones
Twenty fifth cigar store. The amount Of
damage is unknown, no inventory having
been taken, but it is estimated at 81 GOO
Origin Of the blaze is unknown.
Another party of California delegates
to the Christian EndeaVoF convention tc
be held in Montreal left Los ANGELES this
morning. The delegates will be Joined
ct San Francisco by several carloads o.
other endeavorers, and the entire party
will reach Ogden Sunday or Monday.
They will go east over the Rio Grande
Western and stop over one day at Sal
Lake.
RAILROAD NOTES.
The Southern Pacific this morning
transferred to the Union Pacific fol
transit east fourteen cars of tea from the
cargo OF the steamer City OF Peking.
The funeral of Webb Moore. the young
man who was killed in the freight yards
of the Union Pacific, was held this after
noon at the Baptist church. It was
largely attended by the railroad boys.
Twelve cars of stock for the eastern
market were loaded at Beowawa, New.
last night and tonight reached Ogden
The stock will be fed here until tomorrow
when it will go east over the Union
Pacific.
Thomas Kearns' Affection.
The host of friends of Thomas Kearns,
the well known Park City mining man,