The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-22

Husband Again.
lnfaItuation of the opposite sexes for
one apother is an old, old story, but
when it comes ito two of the same sex
becoming enamored of each other,
plighting love and eternal fidelity, and
carrying out a we'll laid plan of elope-
Inent, 1t is something out OF the usual
course.
, n case Of this kind has. however.
eHnes TO light i'm Salt Lake, calling
vividly 10 mind the remarkable affair
reported some years ago in which two
girl. Alice Mitchell and Freda Ward,
became lo,ers, both smftten apparent
~ with what the French call Ia
grande passion"
For three days the city sleuths have
been in quest of a young girl and her
partner. a handsome young woman,
who le7r a comfortable home, a pretty
boy baby of two years ard a good nus
band, all to -'elope'' with the young
girl.
The Family Circle.
Nearly month ago a young girl
named Ethel Horn. aged u years, the
daughter &C Tom Horn, who is a. con-
Gflctor on one of the street car lines
ss this city, became domiciled with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowden, residing in Cot
tage court on Fourth East between
Sixth and Seventh South streets. On
the 4th Of July VIII Bowden took his
wife, Maud, the baby boy and the girl
! out TO the lake, but 1T seems that
! ssl 1rtly after this he noticed some
Things that seemed strange liz the con-
duct OF Ethel and his wife.
The two were becoming infatuated
with each other to d degree that APP
-3eeared irexplicable. AS the day went
~ the feeling grew upon Bowden that
TEatheFS presence BODIED 10 good and
finally he ordered the girl TO leave and
that quickly.
The young wife and mother, how
sv=r, who is now but 10 years of age,
firmly declared her intentions OF going
too, and go they did.
Last Thursday evening they had
some bundles made up containing their
clothes and as the twilight hour came
on, while tbs husband and father
played with the laughing baby, they
hied themselves away.
They went direct to No. 112, Warwick
block, between West Temple and First
West streets on First South street,
-6.knd, securing a room. remained there
XHl day Friday and Friday night, and
&Epm the front windows observed the
husband anc sleuths passing and re-
passing in OF ast of them. On Saturday
they left the Warwick block and got
room at the Montana house, No. 254
West South Temple street, leaving
their clothes Al the former place On
Saturday they slipped out TO recon-
noitre, going as far as the Union Pa
cific depot.
Hot on the Trail.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Bowden
was at the Union Pacific depot making
inquiries, as ne had trailed them to the
Warwick block, and thought they
might have taken a train out of the
city He furnished to Herald re-
porter description of the ''eloping"
couple, and while BCwden took pas
sage for Beck's Hot Springs on a clue,
the reporter started TO do a little
slsuthing On his own account.
ma Herald Reporter Finds Them.
~ lust one hour later the reporter 10
Gated them, and upon Mr.. Bow1en re-
Aturning from the springs, he was con-
Hzucted into the Montana house ana,
&sonfronting his wife, asked her to
come home with him.
With set face and flashing eyes the
baff1ed young wife replied that she
would do nothing OF the kind. The
husband seized her by the arm, leading
her out and on w the street. Their.
CSfme act Ii, and a striking tableau&
it was.
Flew 10 the Rescue.
standing for a moment transfxed
with the suddenness of events, Ethel
Horn bounded out and, running up TO
:he husband and wife, sought to take
hold of her partner in fight. AT this
point Mr.. Bowden pushed her aside,
sternly commanding her to go away
and not dare attempt to follow
Aloashed for a moment, she stood gaz-
ing after them, with a look on ner face
indicative OF the keenest anguish
When Gained a little, Ethel was not
adverse TO talking. She said: 4 am
Ethel Herr, II years old, and have
f1een staying with Maud CMrs. Bowdenl
and we made up our minds to go away
together"
and we win 90 yet. She won't ever
live with him (the husband); she'll kill
herself first. or kill him. He is not
GOOD &c her. and If Maud had taken
advice and not gone out OF our
%obm today, we would have gotten
.eSav. No. we haven't any money and
Medicines are over in the Warwick
block. where we stayed two nights. We
were going out on the 11:45 train last
night, but we did not get the money
rronised US Oh, we have friends who
said they would stand by US. We ex-
pecsed $50 from a gentleman, but he
had to go out of town yesterday to his
11linc somewhere, SO we couldn't go.
There are others who will help US, too.
rom Horn is my father-he runs on
the street cars. I've been making my
own living since 1 was 10 years Old
agreed to Go to Her Sister.
With nowhere to go 10, and no
money the Herald man advised her to
&c home, but she was intent alone on
seeing or in some way communicating
with> Maud. Finally she concluded to
sefz4o her sisters. who resides on Fifth
49, between E and F. Besides. she
uI Se6 her clothes that were left at
I'll warwick House. She was accom-