Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-11
TWO SONSOFFRANCE
NJ, I, Willing, The O,h'F is Not and
asa Result there is Trouble.
p,rnrn STRANGE CASE II is.
r,csu,rlc II Not insane Young Mau
Object, to being Sent to His
Native Country.

.r..,s WAS an exciting dress re'
al ofa decidedly strange case IN
An, reception room at piiico heau'
..,.,s ihis afternoon. THO dramatia
.,,,pp consisted OF three French
.,s,-,w, Of them being In peck oi
,..,tis. the other acting Us Interpret
Ts., are strangers IA this section Of
s,nnfry. that is two Of them are. They
.,,ivei mere this morning direct from
w.la Walia, Washington. Both nave
,b,oush railroad tickets 10 New YORK
.nd ,teamship transportation from
,h,,s I, Liverpool. Tneir defamation
"a raug. France. THOR credentials
,,ow theIr names 10 be- Joseph Ey'
and and Virgil D.vins The IN u aro
,,l,tei by marriage and have been IN
N, United states Tor Two years.
mems Ia apparently about 70 years VI
sse whlls his relative T. probably u OF
Ms ytsfs bic senior
6ayips is either a very eccentric
v.upr man or crazy. Perhaps both.
grrlfiing to the story Of tue first
F,s,rbmau, Davius has two wealthy
eln,lns at Walla walla, uioCkmtu.
Ia also his well.to.do people inCiui-
isg a mother IN France. knowing
M mental condition they were unani-
M Ia the opinion that ho should be
,eturprd TO bis native heath and
Fyf,ud undertook tue task u seoiug
nm through 10 his destination aud
"a. give charge OF his trausplt.
i,,iop. On the way 10 Salt Lake the
vrurg man asted permission % see
MIN ticket. His request was granted
aaI ne promptly pocKeted " aud told
bis guardian relative In elect that he
rf5pssei ~ keep II and that II he diuu'G
nae IL he could whistle. When they
reached Ogden the latter had some
lu,lur.a IN transact nnd there was
Trouble Immediately M Dsylns wanted
10 ~ right on. Hu took the tfain for
San Lake ami 20 did Eyraui. At the
t,rot there was scent aud Police
Oaeef Duke was called into tho case
snItild the story as above related. On
HE commentator Eugene FetandO,
a well known Ffonchmau who has
been In salt Lake Tor the last i've or
Liz YEAR,, Volunteered 10 act NJ inter
pfe,tf ~ lsynud sptaks English
very indiiltfenuy while Davins does
not speak it at al.
Attnc poliot,slatIon the 'ormcr Ca
DO med that Il wac ura.ruus InAt they
sagulI larry In this city until Sntut.
Jay next ~ he had somc important
business 10 transact with som sheep
men ~ NtphL he wanted Davlnh 10
remain hvIe. But the latter refused
aud declared that ho was amply nUlt to
nAe care OF himself. He refused 20
,i1p o. tue hotel, and declared thst he
would run away and diyost himself Of
bic clothing, sOmething he Ia said 10 be
10 tie habit OF doing.
Twas then that Captain Donovan
Wa appealed %, ana III order. that Ey.
raul mus, deal on the "dead tqusf1'
with Dayios ho had thsm both turn
over their railway anu steamship
transportation b HIN with the idea Of
keeping u until the latter returns from
Nephi. BIth men evidently have
considerable money ab1ut them, and
wien Dayins was asked ~ leave the
mil0r part VI n at the sta.
uou Tor safe keeping until he
NHs ready 10 leave tue city Ia order
tubt Doc might not be robbed he paced
Toe ilguT amid tears, mutteiugs and
walls Of di,ltcss. Ho has his none y
ias,uurd AUgul his waist beneath his
uuitfcl0.biug aud directly over u he
carries a Catholic prayer book which
he pfEsB ABOVE all other pUs,,ssious.
Al piess time the pllics were discuss.
log the question NJ 10 whether they
bad not uritsr lufn tue case over ~
hhtrln DARBY OF orap IL altogether.