Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-30
Charles Valentine Sues for Mrs,
MuIyansyS Jewels,
THEY ARE VALUED AT $3.50.
The Woman who Han Away from
Her Husband in This city Now
Dead Last scene Ia Comedy.

The people Of Salt Lake viii distinctly
remember the exploits Of a Mrs Null
yaney, wife of a wealthy New York
contractor. and a travelling companion
named Valentine. whom Mr.. aud Mrs.
Mulvauey brought with them to salt
Lake about six years ago The stories
Of those exploits filled the sensational
columns OF the local papers for nearly
q month old Muyaney seemed 20
have but one purpose In coming here.
and that was 20 consume AN the whis-
Key Ia the city but he was suddenly
sobcred one morning on learning that
his winsome young wife and the inter-
estlng travelling companion, Valentine,
had LETT with $4,000 Of his good cash
and deeds 10 some Of his New York
property
The lmprudent wife and her compan-
ion were apprehendcd al III Paso Tex,
as just as they were preparing 20 leave
for Mexico. They We're brought 20 this
city and Valentine was imprisoned for
a few days. the woman was charged
with grand larceny, but the old gentle
man was greatly Modified when most Of
his cash was restored 10 him He with
drew his complaint and the three joined
hands and left the city together The
runaways said that Mrs. Mulvaney was
sick and only took a trip for her health,
taking Valentine along as nurse.
Their names have found their way in
20 the papers a few times since they
left Salt Lake Both Mul1aney and his
wife are dead now and according TO
Sundays San Francisco Chronicle. Val
entlne has instituted suit against Jacob
Samuels. administrator OF the estate of
Sadie Mulvaney who says the paper
was also known as Mrs. O. G.. Valentine.
10 recover a lot Of jewelry valued al
$3.50 which Il IL alleged belong TO VAL
entine and not 10 the estate Of the dead
woman. Proceeding, the Chronicle item
says
Mrs. Mulyaney owned large guam
tity OF jewelry The articles sued for
We're not valued by the appraisers
whom Judge Trout appointed at the
figures given by Valentine. They APP
praised the pearl aud diamond pin at
S15 the watch chain at SIS, the chain
and locket a. s55. and the cart, whip and
lap robe az $50 BY the conservative
estimates Of the appraisers, the value
Of her estate was fixed In the inventory
on NE AT Rlo,foo. ne NppIdlStu Ndlut
Of some Of her ornaments was as fol-
lows. Large solitaire stud, 1926; pearl
dagger pin, 5000. sunburst diamond,
5000; emerald marqulse, $3.50; opal and
diamond ring S75, loose diamond $40;
ring, with diamonds. imitation sapphire
and ruby, 1926 emerald and diamond
ring. $50; diamond earrings, 5000; dia-
mond brooch. $500 smelling salts bottle,
diamond in top. $50 two garter buckles.
SIS: pearl and diamond necklace $50.
diamond harvest moon. $3.50; diamond
necklace. nineteen stones, $500: soli-
talre diamond ring. $3.50 solitaire blue
steel stone. $500 small diamond screw
earrings. $50: small watch, $50
Her trunks contained nine hats, sew
eral sealskn garments, numerous dress
es and a guitar She had accounts with
several banks IN Los Angeles and this
city. Her passbooks bore the names Of
Sarah Mulyaney and Sadie Valentine.
Her real estate in Los Angeles was APP
praised at $500