Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25
AFTER LEAVING THIS CITY.
story Told by Mr.. Lydia Spaldiug,
Who W,Bt Crazy on the Train
BriWCDu Here and Denver.

Ms Lydia SpAliIng, a wealthy
widow Of Sal Francisco, 'aid 10 have
an income exceeding s25,J0O n year,
had a rough experience last Thutsi'y
night. Oh the Dnvcr Sc no GfNnde,
between GisnFs5i anu Le,lyillr. The
high altitude, ssys the Denver RCpu5-
hoIl, niltalgt her mini 90 such an
extent that shs bestno irresponsible
aud wa, locke w in tue state room Of
the Pullman ior several hours with 70
cDloreu porter, WHO wBs0riered 90 see
that she all not hsrn herself Wuon
the trails agr,voI al Liatville she was
tutueI ov-s JY Sheriff Leslie, VINO a,
once began 10 communicate with her
friends iu sen Francisco. Through
them ruumus Iiaiiey Of Denver was
informed vi her condition and went %
LaaJvillu puI brought her hofs on
saturday evening. Mr. Haley hal
received "a letter from Nlr. SpaidinE
MORNING min that sue would arrive
here On TIuy1iay evening. When she
uid not come he ir'ygfApuod her
iriouds IN San FAncFrl, who IN tutH
t"leRfuphul nim tub' she was i1
on as possible no TOOK train tor
lasIvlI.u aud there took Charge OF her
a u brought hurtO Denve.
Tue lower aItiluIU hgl is eject aud
before fbu arrived here sac recovered
uui discovered that she uai Doe. $3.50
iu money samuwhcrr on tlr trHiH. W,
~ leasi tufiug the time she wa ~. Ht
her mipH, 5UH has started AT INV. 60.
CATION aud proposes 90 recover mat
money alI incidentally 20 punish
those wlI were fuipBusIblc fUs her Ir.
touu0u 900 liza VILE. Mrs. SuaulIug
Inns sister T0sIing at Bl.ht0u agu
ygHiereay morning, Ia company WITH
MI. itaIlry wont out there 10 make
visit, Intending 10 return 70 the city
today. Her rasr has been referred T.
thU RIO Gtaude AuthOritie-, who have
ug.utcd her that every thing will be
dUnu 10 afford her MI the relief pOssi-
bic in the pfemiles and 10 recover her
iuut money.
Mrs. Spauiiins was naturally great.
~ excited when she rcnchCd tnls city,
aud her ttunks having gone on o.
Chicago, she was without "a change VI
clothing This made the visit 10 her
sister necessary, which visit she haH
Intended to postpone until her fo.ufn
from nor trig. She informed Mt
II sdley oil about tu0 circumstance VI
hef insanity aud treatment while On
the Pullman aud her subsequent de.
tentiJu h. LeAdvlllr. Her story was
substantially A. follows;
~ lett San Francisco with the H..
ienti0n VI going 10 CaIlsbal, Germany,
Tor which point have transportation.
| was going 10 join ouB OF Cooks eG.
CuT-ioIs at New York city, where
expected 10 meet friends and had no
fear Of travelling scrOss tho continent
alone, tuing l have done number II
timOs before, Ny health was gO0I
when let San Francisco Rud iglt no
sickness o. auy kind until the light
after lefl Salt Lake CITY coming Co
this city. | nave no idea how tar We
were on the fOal, but retired 10 my
berth whom / began 10 feel queer.
should think II WIS about 10 o'clock at
night, anu 1 must have cried out aud
might have become quiet violent.
81 remember hat the the conductor
u tho Pullman anu the porter assisted
men, struggling 90 the time, TO the
state room, where | was l0ckcl IN
with the cilorcd pOllcn This 10 ABOUT
all l am all 60 remember until wu
were nest Denver when rocOvcrgl
my mlud as usual, 10 was theu that
discover. d thAt / hRd lost $3.50 in cash.
U! c1uf6s did not know wnO took II,
or whulhvr 10 was lost, but 1 know
thnt Iii lose that amount OF money,
ana / email usu every elltavOt % ST.
cure 10,