The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-06
SCANDAL N HIGH LIFE
CRIMINAL PROSECUTION Against
A. w. PATTERSON, OF CHICAGO.
CREATES A SENSATION
USUAL WOMAN IN THE CASE
Divorced Couple Involved In a Tan
gle Through the Mans Infatua-
ton for a ST. Louis Mar
ried Woman.

the acquaintance and relations of ArtI,,,r
Walie Patterson. Of Chicago, with Mrs.
Edward E. Ustick. Of ST. Louis which
led to their arrest at 2945 Wabash ave.
nue. Monday night, for the defendants
had been received in the best circles Of
their respective places of residence
Next Tuesday morning Mr. Patterson and
Mrs Ustick will appear as subjects NJ q
criminal prosecution before Justice Ev-
erett' in the National Life building.
rev men are better known in the hus-
mess and social world Of Chicago than
Mr.. Patterson. He is a member OF tbo
chicago Athletic club. the Illinois club.
ana other organizations. is head of tho
urn of A. W. Patterson & Co. grain and
provision merchants. Medinah Ten,n1a
and also member of the Board If rrrado
mrs Patterson was granted divorce
from him by Judge Dunno Nav Tba
grounds were given as habitua1 d-,,r,,
ephess and cruelty. but the suit was
rot brought until after Mr.. Patterson
had paid attentions to Mrs 1ret;ol1 -
winch his wife objected Mr. pot+n
old not deny the charges or tas4 ~
SUIT and Mrs. Patterson was p,var 49,
CUSTODY of their S-year-old danah+o.
MRS. Cstlcks husband Is secretary 10
the George ID. Barnard Stationery com
pany. of st. Louis Before She Io,+ ~.
city she and her husband and two 1,a ,.,'e
sons lived in a handsome homo %. E5ns
partner avenue. in fashfonobIe ros,
uehce district. Sheis in Chicago and ~.
husband and the boys are in Wounaco
WIS III Is said the Ustfcks ara virtuo1I,'
ba go" Ia ateu' ana that she has instructed
iaWgers 10 bring suit for divorce
,,.-.-sS.. ing 10 the attorneys for tho
t.',e. '5 eIse acquaintance Of Mr.. Pat
,erson and Mrs. Ustick had its beai-, 80, a.
iast IAN Mrs. Ustick was fr,S or'siii's
. PATTERSON, and often visited 10, -.
.s cry 1t is said that durine H.
w. Lsi's tne ST Louis woman encourae,o6
attention of her friends b,,sho..s
iieF last visit to the Patterso,, , I'l'
wa, was In October. 1899, and sbortIv astn
Da4.l turn 70 ST. Louis, it Is ALLEGED M
.'eison became less attentive ~ -.
VIE ana frequently quarrreled WITH hn-
sequel. as the ultimate
Inc attorneys for the prosecu+iou
t tIat they Will be able to prove tba naih
els existing between the two dago.a
az oy letter written to Mrs TTs+,oI.
after ~, tterson May q, eleven davs
sIlit 90 1ie eho or the Patterson divorce
suit ana after Mr.. Ustick had CALI Eoice
Mr.. Patterson at the Cbtoao ceileu upon
Cup c Part Of the letter is wri tteilietic
Snicago Athletic club paper and tha VI on
Niaii1uer on Grand Pacific hotel -,
N1E' Fatterson's mother was q e,,est
e liIe HoleI and in his letter he cpaaI5s
u an interview with her. The at+o peans
lam that In the letter the following noys
, uesiSeo Tor the couples corresponde1c
sc. GGloorya e. stands for Mrs. Ustick
torney. MI Patterson's at
ters wi 5 for oF+i F. ank w. Walker. Mrs. PAT
LEA party for divorce -s,dt
igor for Mrs. Ustick's h,Isb.a
..P eeooGn Tor Mrs. Ustick's brother
..eSxIesoiYes" for Mrs Patterson
AtbIetic ell probably for the Chicago
Mr.. Patterson signs, himself ..poo.,
Iui and speaks of himself In the Iatto-
as Repute The letter, which will ~
produced before Justice Everett e. &c
part as follows: Is IN
chicago Athletic Association-Mv ro,.o
~ ~ G 1n sweetheart Wife: i've been o'7t
looks. Tts nome aS1 lean ana seen how the place
c 90 course It's not complete but / si7n oT,
cannot live such a hte. I want 'l I1aL,
st 1I tIose three ar words. tell the whole
,ooro pases or penmanship could saw ne
more c. told me TODAY that Say say N. no
parry would take place rather Ia 70 oea
kneW nothing of what was done $3.50 80 l
not seen afg SUI ~ was not reopened. They do
l guess I'm out Of. the eama now,
and that Ribbon" 'Rigor" I and ha9w'
Ss .Rieor.. are In some way mixed i mn
guess what aiaS INV, want something. Cannot
health h l know that Resolves" ' M ms
er, RIgor" and Ribbon" saw .ew Ha = IN
t to ;Re aney 90 not :dke "Glorys" letter
But this I do know-I want Un,," more;
nave you. II | cannot get Won WIFI -
symptom OF responsibility ri 6n ~ ~ h,' a
Won l cap nave you you. comepo me as soon as
SGoncealment now and do not care ~ a.
ntioWs we correspond III tell Won riobt
r Tr6fe stp we stand. my grille. I've been
/ stil1 wa went We en- made our little agreement
1,e a', Ivan, want You-for believe that when
we Two get together we will he ali ii9 ~
al TO each other. l love Won and W. No ~ ~
you, my sweetheart want
The writer mentions +bo+ h.
ms mother and that she approved of hig
actions Continuing, the letter roodr. ms
g seems to think that ..Rtgor..
fMantS 70 get out of this, but cannot he
r , ne is not to be bled and dom
and . ~ see wedding between Glory
that under no circumstances was eec s,aot
they tell. ms '"e s'orlSs
Suppose you will Hear of this, and I
f ~anI you 10 Know how it came about
forget it. You know what was done r.
49, 49, ueleSrams; Take no chances. I've
! !tHS rea1 portions of your letter to
Mother She is with us
Your letter sets me crazy in firth
. Yes II you can get away safely, come.
aonaooW can do the trick safely bv
h fl calling on " 1 love you SO dear.
n.y. No S" e.aoa glory, and SC. shall my peo-
PIC G0oo luck to us and good night to
you; l must start for the postoffice
OF TINS won't get out tonight.
IL is claimed that Mr.. Patterson rented
the nat In Wabash avenue shortly after
the letter was written and that Mrs.
Ostlck came to Chicago soon afterward.
detectives watched the house for three
months and their report resulted In The
arrests. Samuel A. Nef. a nrivate de-
tectlve, and Constable f. s. Gard con-
Quoted the investigation and served the
warrants. The prisoners were taken be-
lore Justice Wolff; and released In $1,000
pan eaeh. When1 Increase was called
before Justice Everett Tuesday 1t was
contlnued by consent yof attorneys OF
both sides, as James a. Todd, attorney
Tor Mr.. Patterson aand Mrs. Ustick, was
called to Peoria tofake part in poli.i-
cal meeting and who is the Democratic
nominee for attorney general.
MI Patterson denies. the charge
against him and claims that he has been
HVing at the Chicago Athletic club. He
explains that he was called to the Wa
bash avenue fiat Monday night-because
Mrs. Ustick was ILL., arMr. Patterson
address, appears iEstheJ19OO Chicago city
directory as 2S45 Wabash avenue
Photographed the Comet.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Aug. 5.-Seven