Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
WOES OF HANNAH ALBION
Got Married Three Months Ago and Nov
Repens Her Act,
says Her Husband Turned Her out
OF Doors and Won't Let Her
Enter the House,

II Hannah Albion, an aged resident OF
the Sixteenth ward. had taken the adj
vice given her By Deputy County Clerk
Albert J. Scare two or three months
ago. che would probably have been far
better on today
Recently the woman, who Is believed
to De partially demented, applied at the
county o.erks office for a license TO
marry an old man named William
Campbell The application was refused
on the ground that Mrs. Albion was not
O. responsible person. Mr. Scare. who be-
well acquainted with the old lady, took
her inside and tried TO talk her out Of the
marriage idea. He even went sJ far as
TO suggest that al Campbell wanted
was her prorarty. consisting Of "a house
and lot ON First North, between Sew
pDth and Eighth West The wOuId-be
bride became indignant and told The
clerk that she would marry whom she
uleased. She even went SO far as 10
threaten Bishop Emery 90 MI Scare II
DE ala not issue the license forthwith,
The clerk stuck 90 bis previous ruling
and the parties leiJ the building minus
the marriage certificate ana NoWlns
vengeance on Mr. Scare.
A Few days later Jhe couple caught
the romantic fever and took train Tor
Pennington. telling their friends they
would return in day OBJ two.
They returned 8s man and VIE. nav
ing been successful iu obtaining the
license and in getting someone to tie
the knot.
This forenoon Mrs Campbell visited
the Offices OF the Mayor county attor-
ney and commissioners with a view OF
finding out what could be done with
that old tool of man ot mine. Mrs,
Campbell has "a powerful voice, ana Tor
about two hours today was heard an
over the city and county building. She
also has very strong English accent
said 20 be- Lancashire. When she called
upon Mayor Thompson that official was
In the act of putting ON his hat prepar-
atory 20 taking "a ride Mrs, Campbel
walked up 90 his honor and eu4ulred
BE you the MyerE'
81 believe that is the title the people
have given noe, replied the executive
Laws" said Mrs Campbell, her
hands on her hips and her eyes hXel
on the Mayor. you be a much bigger
man than I TUX ye 70 be, and gooder
lOOkin., too,
MI Thompson smiled and asked what
she wanted with him, The old lady
then proceeded 90 relate a tale, the
length OF which Assistant County At
torney Gunter said would reach from
the pOst0fnce TO SaItair. Mrs. Camp
bell had not proceeded far before she
was interrupted by the Mayors secre-
t8ry. Mr. -. g.. EChn0I who told her
the Mayor could do nothing Tor her and
advised her To- go and see the county
attorney She accepted the advice, ana
was fortunate iu finding Mt 6unter.
who threatens 90 get even with Mr.
Eichn0r for sending the woman 20 his
office The burden OF the old lady's
story IS that her husband locked her out
of the house last night and the night
before and the might before that She
also declared that she had decided her
property 90 Campbell. who, She said,
threatened 20 kin her IL De found her
in the Dot again.
Mrs Campbell-uee AlhiOn-Was adj
yised t0 consult some lawyer and bring
am action for divorce against her hus-
band. Mr. Gunter would not name
any particular one. but De said ID. a..
Eighu0r would be the man II he could
Doe prevailed on to take the case. In
order that Mrs Campbell might not for
get the name Mr.. Gunter wrote 10 on
piece OF paper for her