Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15

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| divine nourishment. Two women, who
believe In the faith cure and who
| visited the old man and kent hls
daughter from seeing him, says that
i hc ate food after he began TO fast and
In at God had punished him by taking
his life.
Tho members Of Enterprise Lodge
Ne. 81, OF Park City. have been thrown
into n state OF excitement by David
Moobr. receiver for the 10 ige, skipping
the town and leaving the lodge bank
rupt. The secretary, hnsn ief aud
other members who were posted ON
tue lodges finances at once went 10
figuring and learned that tie amount
in MoDhr's hands should be sieD.3J,
but Investigation showed that sl4j.l5
was tho total amount to Mo1hi's credit
ut tho bank, which lett MIN de-
faulter TO the amount OF s3ii. 10. The
lodge will not lose anything, as INC dc.
| fsulter's bondsmen are reIahle anu
have signifed their Intention OF
making good every dollar tnht MOohr
nbsconded with. Moohr conducted u
restaurant next door aud In con.
junction with tho Center "a
loon. On Tuesday Rssband Bros,
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| fixtures 10 secure an account Of
si60. The firm held n mortgage ON his
| outfit, but on the nd vice OF their attOf.
ney closed matters up with an attach.
ment, Frank Andrews, the furniture
dealer, took MooDr,s household elfeclo,
he having contract With the gentle.
| man which was uuiullfllcd at the time
OF his hasty departure. MIR. Androws
allowed Mrs. Moohf SIS M % rebate on
the amount paid. MOohs's bondsmen
consider Themselves well rid Of the
defaulter aud are making no attempt
to bring him back and punish him.
Recoyd
Undertaken James l.. Mccarthy,
who conducts business 10 San Paul.
avenue, San francisco, was the mai.
dert man Ia town yestcrdny, says The
| Chronicle, ~ the result OF having b,en
made the victim OF a practical he.
| What uistrossos Mccarthy more than
| he otherwise would he Is the fact that
the Joke was played by this hated rivals
and now they ARE enjoying n quiet
laugh nnd telling all the funeral
directors Ia town OF how Mccarthy
was sold. The undertaken was In no
jooular mood whom approached on the
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about the man WHO laughs last. II
appears tnnt Undertaken Mccarthy
received o telephone message yesterday
morning at lao O'Clock, Informing
him that Mrs. Sullivan 81 bl4 Campbell
street hal lust died anu his services
were required nt once. Now nn Oak-
land undertaken never lo,es any time
| Ia getting to case, anu I'M
derthker McCarthy was no ex-
ceptitH - tho rule. His dead
wagon whs heard rafting down the
street nh hour later, and Mt 300 O'Clock
Mccarthy aud his deputy we're hunt
ing up anu down Campbell street for
the remains OF the late MTs. Sullivan.
IL appears, however, that toere ia no
such number as sli on the street, and
the people ~ the street were routed
out In the underiaker's search for the
dead. At last the und,ftik realized
that he dad been trickrd anu he then
turned detective. Having sought the
telephone office, bo heard that the
call for him came from MARITIME res.
taui ant, on san Pablo avenue, adjCin-
ing his place OF business. Mccarthy
drove up with the dead wagon anu
| quietly entered the eating housr. He
| found "a rival undertaker, Louis Beau.
dry and Jack Farrell drinking to his
health. "Here's 10 ole Mccarthy"
they said, as the glasses clinked. And
| there stood Mccarthy. II was solemn
scene, but Undertaken Mccarthy enid
never word, hut turned away from
tho iestive scene and went away won.
dering now he could get even.
Mrs. Charles Burton, a bride OF n
few weeks, was deserted by her hue.
band In Oakland, CAL, on Friday, and
was compelled u seek the aid OF some
charitable people. According to her
story she was living In Omaha when
she met her husband, n gay young
fellow, doing business In st. Paul.
The couple were Mt u dance and took
quite u fancy 10 each other. After
Burton returned to st. Paul he cor.
responded with tho young lady, and
Induced her TO 20 TO that city. When
che arrived hi Insisted on marrying
her at once, and she consented. bur
ton then sold out his business and the
couple went ON wedding tour. That
was month ago. The bridegroom
had $1,000 In notes, which he carried
with him, aud gave his bride $3.50 on
the trip, telling her TO use II ~ she
Pleased. They visited many cities,
and few days ago landed in San
Francisco. Burton was very loving
during the entire trip and APP
pearei to think the world Of
his bride. Mrs. Burton wanted
to 20 TO church last Sunday anu In
sisted on having new hat. The hus.
band pr, Tested, ana then the couple
had their first "spat." They soon
made up, h)wever,and the bridegroom
got back all the money he had adj.
yanced his wife az wedding gin. on
Friday the couple came - Oakland, 1t
being their Intention TO 20 to Los An
geles on the evening train. Their
baggage was checked and they had
made all preparations TO depart. Bur.
ton took his young vile to the Galindo
hotel and old her TO walt there while
he purchased the tickets. He then
kissed her and went away, nnd Mrs.
Burton In still waiting for HIM to re-
turn. IL appears that Burton got his
own valise and trunk and went away
Oh the train alone. He also forgot 10
leave his BRIDES dresser. When Mrp.
Burton discovered that she had been
deaer,et In such cruel manner she
was broken'hoarled. Not knowing
whstto DO she appealed 10 the chief of
police FIR assistance. AS Mrs. Burton
did not have u cent in the world, little
could be done Tor her In tho line of
Ielugfaphing. She IL now satisfied that
her husband had planned to desert her. |
The unhappy bride was compelled to
seek shelter In tho Chabot home.