The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-24


then about her not being his wife.
Shown Dr. Cookies bill witness said
he had never seen it before. The bill
was for $58 made out in the name OF
Mrs. L. P. Kelsey. Witness said he
did not go to Denver purposely to see
them. He had business there.
Other kilograms signed Lewis"
were shown the witness stating when
he would be in Denver at different
whether he sent them or not. He
sent her money to Denver to come to
Salt Lake. She stayed in Salt Lake
about three weeks. He might have
seen her while she was here. She
stayed at the Walker house for a
while and then went to the Metro
politan.
Went to Brighton's.
Went to Brighton's with her while
she was visiting here; that was in
1890. Stayed at Brighton's several
days. Had separate rooms at the
hotel.
Did you pay the bill?"
mo"
Did you give her money to pay it?"
II didn't pay it.
Glow did she register"
las Miss Sadie Berglund.''
Did you tell her to register under
that name?'' a.
NO
you tried to make it pleasant for
her while she was here?"
We'll, 1 did not try to make it I'M
pleasant
when did you first see her after
she left Salt Lake,"
I'm August, 1891, at Manitou."
you got a large number of letters
from her?'
yes. about 800, nearly all asking for
money"
Did you furnish her the money ITO
go to Manitou?"
''No, not specially. sent her money
all the time to live on and keep the
child"
4You saw her at Manitou?'
Yes"
by appointment with her you went
to Manitou?"
"No. I had never before been to
! Manitou, and [ went to see the place.
I knew they were there, however"
Did you give her any money then"
Yes, gave her $780,
ITO pay the board bill?'
'I suppose So
"Did you walk out with her and
the baby?"
yes"
You took care OF the baby when
out walking?"
Il may have DONE
! did the baby call you 'papa?'"
mo; it calls me 'pupa.' Now think
! 1T was her cousin that put that in its
head"
Witness admitted that he had meals
with her at the Rookery, where they
! were stopping.
They went from Manitou to Colorado
! Springs together, and from there to
| Denver. They went to the Albany
! hotel with Mrs. Kelsey's sister and
afterwards he cook her home. He went
! back to the hotel and went to see
/ them the next day.
What did you go out the next after
noon for?"
I was going away and went to bid
! them good bye"
He Didn't Kiss Her.
Did you kiss her good bye?"
''H%o, [ shook hands with her the
same as 1 did with her mother"
you never kissed her after she left
| Salt Lake?'
'cWell, [ don't know"
Witness denied saying to Mrs Powers
that he intended to take Mrs. Kelsey
| to Pittsburg when he was going there
on business. Mrs. Powers statement
in that regard was untrue. He ad-
| boy every time he went to Denver
Did she call at your office when
she was in Salt Lake,"
yes, several times"
Did you discuss with her about her
necessities, where she should live and
so forth?"
she may have tod me about her
/ difficulties
you didn't write her any letters
| when she was in Salt T,aka2''
ono, l had nothing to say to her.
You had a good deal to say to her
verbally, however,"
Sometimes"
you mean to state positively that
you have not had sexual relations with
her since she left here in March. 1892"
Yes, [ do
"Yet you called on her every time
you went to Denver, took her to Mani
I tou and Colorado Springs and took her
! around when she was in Salt Lake?"
Yes
When did you first ascertain that she
had been consulting attorneys and that
her?' - WI i'0
had been consulting an attorney, but /
never thought it was dangerous to write
her L didn't write because 1 had moth
ing to say
Shown an envelope addressed to Mrs
Sadie Kelsey from Salt Lake in October
1S93 to Mont Clair Denver, witness de-
MED that it was in his handwriting
How is it that if you believed. S vol
have stated that this woman was dis
solute woman and went into this bust.
ness with her eyes open, you for years
supported her and gave her at least
II did it for the child; if it was mine
didn't want the burden of supporting ii
to fall upon her
After she publicly made claim to be
your wife in Denver, you changed your
mind stopped sending money and then
were willing that the burden of the child:
support should fall on herr"
81 thought / had given her enough of
money so that no burden would be on
her"
you say the statement about a marriage
is false?"
you want it to be understood that
you never loved the girl and she never
loved your
II never loved her and [ don't know
whether she loved me or not
He Was Seduced By 81 Note.
Mr.. Varian here showed witness let
ter and asked if this was the note by
means of which he had been seduced by
this young girl u1aughter.)
Witness read the note which was dated
1883 and purportcd to be from Mrs. Kel-
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