Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-05
HIS WIFE And CASH.
They Suddenly Disappear From %
UlSusp5ClIng Husband,
WHAT A "rRIESDo DID FOR HIN.
The clipping Couple Arrested on Inior-
nation from tho Salt Lake rOlico
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Tho particulars OF sensational
clopcnopt from the Kruls'ogd hotel
came to lsh. last evening. On Thanks
giving day party Of trroa arrived at
that hosttisy ifom tho East. They
consisted Of Thomas f.. Mulvancy, a
wealthy New YORKER, aged 81, and his
wife Sadie, dashilg, handsome
woman Of -, and a "frieni" sailing
under the name VI Charles Valentine,
described 90 a very huo fellow. we'll
oauon'ui, the Iossussor Of an Appolo-
like form anu n perfect wealth Of those
attribute aud accomplishments which
~ 20 make up the "ldeni ladies' mau"
The tilU chartered the test suite OF
rooms on nyCDna lo0f, aud the manner
la which thcy lived thowud that they
wcru not "urdinuty people" rs the
hotel attaches expressed II, ard they
were given every confederation posi-.
BILE. The husband did not appear 20 be
IN the best VI hcalth-in fact, hu was
not Ills young vile, however,
seemed to be very much devoted ~
him. 10 was also observed that she was
exceedingly attentive 10 tho wishes Of
Valentine, who seemed 10 rayipy1ugtu
Ia tho matter Of social favOis uud
assisted In making the husband COM
Portable. Twonty-iour hours passed
and With thcm o change came. Null
vcney became very seriously indie
posed and remained IN his room. His
wife aud "iriond,n however, LETT the
hotel, promising him they would fc.
turn ia n short time, and mover suspect
ing that an olopemuut was bulug
planned or that there was the Hlightost
thing wrong, allowed them TO 20 or
tUgethef--thCy hal often done ~ be-.
iore-teliiug Them he hoped they
would haze "nico timo." The wife
babe him Mood bye In the most alice
Tomato manner and said he was such
"dear old fellow" and she was sure
they would enjoy themselves, and then
then they went out Tor little while.
That was Friday night, and they
haven't returned yet.
Mulvnney remained in his room all
night and the next day. He was very
dro.sy anu wondered what was really
the matter with himself Captain
Donovan declares that he had been
"dulod.n Finally no got uneasy and
began TO look around, aud Rscortained
that his wife had iSser- seven liO.O
bills, q 1000 In gold and greek H2tF3.ii'
lesser denominations, his gold watch
valued ~ 500 and diamoud pin
worth $500 0esidua gold and diamond
necklace no had given her and for
which he had given the muuiilcent
n yuto Of $500 for. This discovery
opened his eyes partially, but he was
Htill under the effects OF the atup0r
which had kept him inside Tor moro
than day and n night aud he hardly
knew what TO do or think. He waited
another day and then took the motel
people into his confidence. The re-.
suit Of it was that Chief Pratt and
Captain Donovan was called In. Tho
course tue guilty pair hal taken was
suspected, and the chiefs OF police
along the line appTisod aud asked 20
be- on tho lookout At Pueblo the
couple were heard ron, aud the iniOt-
nation came that they were headed for
the CITY VI Mexico. On this the follow.
ing Telegram WAS sent TO the chief OF
poilce al III Paso, rexas'
"Arrost man and woman going to tho
city Of MoAico, Lott Pueblo on Sunday
night should arrive 10 III Pas1 today
.H.N.NAlANN HAh hNNNlH ANANA MA ANN|H H|NAAN
and stylish. Has bookcase Howard
watch and pearl pin surrounded with
diamonds; throo trunks, ono "A big solo
leather, canvass covered, Woman ave
icot lhroo Inches, - years Old, married.;
right uamn Mulyaunyi running away
with th.ga Husband horc. uon't fail 10
got them. Have warrant tor arrest"
Last evening Chief Pratt received
tho following Telegram from Chief Of
Police J. II. Milton, OF III pasu: "liAys
parties under arrest. Wire me charges
against them" 70 this Chief Pratt
replied "Charge grand larceny. Start
with proper papers tomorrow. Hold
all baggage aud valuahles."
Captain Donovan maize every effort
last night 10 get ont roqulsitl0n papers
Ia order that no might stnrt after the
clippers ON this mOtning's train, But
he Jailed and resolved 10 have every
thing IN readiness 10 take his departure
tonight. The husband, who had bus
Sl6l LETT him, by his wife, was highly
pleased nj the news o. the arrest. Ho
IL prepared to forgive his wife and take
her back as he believes that she isnow
stricken with TomUrse anu gtisi, and
that Valentine In wholly responsible
for tue runaway and wreckiug OF
once happy home. The family first
met Valentine NJ Atlantic city, Now
Jemey, where they wetk seeking
health. He apparently became very
much attached 10 them and Tor long
period WAS patience aud attention per-
s0nIhed when it came TO looking after
the welfare Of Mr.. Mulyauey,
Mr.. Mulyauey one year ago decided
pronerty IN New York TO no value OF
100000 TO hil wife. IL Ia all IA her
name today and he says that no IL
pennies, without assistance from her.
The property has valuable buildings
upon it ana tue couple has received
regularly a check by mail Of 500 per
month. This thoy haye for u long time
spent In travelling and Mr.. Mulyuney
says have been as happy and content.
Oh as m0rtAls could DO.
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