Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21
ELOPERS RETURNED.
HulTalsy Will Forgive His Wife on
Compromise Grounds.
MAY DEED HIS PROPERTY BACK.
Valentine and MIS-. Mulyaney In Court
The Former Goes to tue Pen, the
Latter to the Tcmpleton.


Ia aud about the halls Of Justice Of the
now thoroughly notorious Charles
Valentine and Mrs. Sadie Mulvaney,
who reached Salt Lake last midnight
the unwilling prisoners Of Captain
Donovan.
Through the courtesy OF Chief Pratt
the couple were allowed 10 pass the
night IN the CITY Hall, each under a
guard specially charged with the duty
Of preventing escape. Last night
Valeutine was non.commuuica,ive and
hrs. Mulvsnoy maintained q digniiled
silence. At 10 o'clock this morning
a colored porter from ono Of the lead.
ing hotels arrived In a carriage at the
hall, bringing with him a tempting
and delicious breakfast for each OF
them. The mual was served by the
black man with ne much ceremony as
Ia observed IA the highCat household
In the land. Valentine did not eat well
he had no. slept woll-ho was
worried greatly und his unoasinoss
was manifest ~ every movement he
made. But Mrp. Mulyaury, who octu.
pied tho chamber VI this police com.
missioners ACROSS the corridor, wa.
la an entirely different mood.
Ste tlept s0uudly Tor several
hours during the later part OF tne
night anu tor irail, potitu and 70.
mEutlc creature exhibited nu appetite
that would have caused tao blue
coated sentinel who was pacing the
| hall way on the outside 10 have tnkon
second place. Shb wa, untutll I'd aud
undislurbvd, The knowledge tnat She
would soon have 10 appear IA court as
| the defendant Ia u Cain whore gave
charges were alleged CauteI her no
apparent unenslnoss.
There was reason independent anu
apart from her own natural and
acquired ability ~ meet and
suCcelsiully combat with anu
overcome obstacles which caused
her 90 DO In tuoh n complaisau,
end placid mood. Sho had held an
earnest aud prOiTactoI consultation
with neT husbands Attorney, POwcrs
q Straup. II was whltpered la tho
winds without that they had brought
with them tho olive branch OF peace
and forgiveness from their dfugged,
robbed uni humiliated2 client;
that he still nuflured the iondest niec-
ton tor her anu that he would willing
ly forget all. Or Ia his own words
which are said 10 have been about as
follow; 81 cannot aud will not become
her prosecutor. She has been more
siuned against than SHINING, and pro.
yidiuK she meets my terms I shall
neither pefsecute nor prosecute"
The terms, plaiuly stated, are that
$4,000 OF the 100000 worth Of pop.
efty conveyed by Mr.. Muiyaney 10 hiH
vile In New York last June for a
consideration Of "sl, love and ~.
iectiOn," be decided back 10 him.
It was emphatienlly stated tina,
she 10 willing 10 accept tho
offer Of compromise. Howuver, shu
was anxious 10 be represented by
counsel aud sent for Mr.. john M,Iinu,
who, with biz father, viii act as her
attorneys al lras, ior tue present.
Valentine was seen 10y "A NEWS man
, soon after hU had eaton bis breakfast
, aud he wac ns cool asa January lclClc
when the bubleet Of an interview was
intimRted. But gradually his frigid-
ucss disappeared aud he buCAmu
I laxative. HowAuted to know whether,
4 II sent 10 the Pen he would have
to hyc on prison fare or whether "a
, man Ia allowed toHpond his own money
ami buy what he wants"
, Detective Sheets volunteered the In.
) | formation that Marshal Brigham was
1 | QUE u tho, beet hosts In the world aud
Valentine sRiu he was glad Of IL. "Bui
, - anu innocent u any and all the
! charges preferred against mt, aud as Ia
} | that little woman, there II no finer OF
. bstteT lady In tie land. Say tasldu Ia
, the reportsf) ! want you 10 say some.
! | thing nice about IN In your paper W.
have been 40 numerically roEstpl.D
1 Asked as TO whether he had seen
MulVaney since he returned he replied,
: Ono, and have been waiting for MIN
0 to call around all morning and have q
I talk with me-"
( "Isn't your meeting likely to DO 4
4 stormy ouC2n
UWell, don't know. Unless the old
chap has quit drinking / would an soon
have him empty his revolver al me ai
not, because when bOwlUd up he
-, couldn't hit tho eide Of barn."
"AB to the story about Mrs, Mulyn
. ney being married 10 William Wisdom
= or Robert Aver, that IL all bosh," said
4 Valentine. happen 10 know thGt sh'
never was the wife OF either OF them.
She has had but Ons husband aud
that IL her . esent Ouo- MulyAney."
AtthisjuugtuTe the Interview vas cut
= short by Attorney John NJ. Zane
!, who entered ana introduced himself II
a his new client. A low minutes later
!, accompanied by an ofllctr tiny madt
, their way TO the Federal cJuft room,
/, Captain Donovan had Bnnt for q
y carriage In which % drive hira. Atul'
y yaney 10 the court chamber but she
y said, with a toss Of the beat and a hash
!, from hes eyes, III prefer 20 walk" and
y walk she did with the captain at hel
sIde with whom she chHtted and
= laughed until they reached Marsha
a Bugham's office.
; THE DEFENDANTS IN COURT
4 There was quite as much excite
= nent In aud around Judge
4 Bartoh's division Of tbs Third
=, iistflct court this morning a.
- dnIng the recent contempt
- nToceedings In which Chief Of P0lIc'
=, pratt and his two deputies were th'
rsntral figures. But the case now II
uueation was one Ut an altogether an
aren't oharRoteT-namely, the afraign
ment Of Mrs, sadie MulvHney and
,e charles Valentine, the eloping couple
usI brought back from Texas By Gap