The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24
BURDI(R FORCED TO
TELL OFHER INTRIGUE
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husband sent her away fin Nav.
~ on account of Penntl
Begged forgiveness.

i CoatsWOrih showed her "a letter
-i-ten by her from Atlantic City. AIav
Ls9i in which she begged 10 be taken
@i promising never 20 see Arthur. "
- mat she would be a lbving and true
in the letter she said she could
promise that Penueu would leave
p, Dut declared that he would do
""l she said. She admitted writing
e letter and said at that time she
-i hlred no detectives.
second letter written by Mrs Bur
-N io her husband m the same year.
Naa read. in which She spoke of having
'riFed Burdick's letter and said that
ehneu had promised 90 leave town il
-i. Burdlck took her back, that she
enl Fenneu had realized that they
-'est give each other up. but that PEN
-ei declined Co DO anything that would
mean a loss of his self-respect.
another letter written By Mrs BUR-
4ck 90 her husband referred 90 her
having been taken back home She
promised never again t0 voluntarily see
or communicate with Arthur" She
made plea ON behalf of the children.
one promised Co be "a good girl TO him.
Did Not Keep Her Promise.
Mrs. Burdick admitted that she wrote
me letter in good faith, and that she
ali not keep her promise. Anothe- let
-es was read lu reply TO one from Mr..
hurdick in which he had evidently
aechned 10 take her back.
June was the date of another letter
written by Mrs. Burdlcz 90 her hus-
band She wrote of having been uoti-
led OF the divorce suit brought against
her. On one occasion Burdick wrote
her that she could not be trusted He
said that Or she loved Pencil as she
said she did, he did not blame her for
what she did. that if he loved a woman
as she did Penuell he would do as she
was doing. He declared that he loved
her honestly long before she ceased 10
love him. and that III she tried she
might win back both his love and his
respect. He referred TO the fact that
Mrs. Burdick was wearing a ring Civ
en- 20 her by Pennel over her lawful
wedding ring. Burdick declared that
he had no faith Ga Peunelrs promises
and that she wished 90 be taken back
only until PeuneIl was freed from his
wife
In another letter Burdick wrote that
De forgave his wife the wrong she had
done him.
Burdick Took Her Back
In another Burdick declared he had
determined TO fight for the little honor
she had left him. and after getting q
divorce % tight for the children. He
would insist on the counter suit by
Mrs. Burdlck being fought out I'm open
court. Three weeks after this latter
Mrs. Burdick was taken back by her
husband
After returning from Atlantis City
and after promising her husband 10 be
a good wife. she met Penneu. 10 was
not her habit Co meet him. she said,
but he was constantly begging her TO
do so and she did meet him In q house
ou Seventh street. She was there one
time when Burdick came, Auy he did
not see her as she stepped OUl OF The
window and went 90 church She did
not hear that Mr.. BurdicE and uis
friends on that occasion caught Pen
nell as he was jumping out of the
window and that they took him back
% the room.
MIS-. Burdick admitted having met
Penneu I'm another house on Seventh
street after that incident. She at first
denied meeting PNnel elsewhere. but
- Mr. telling her that
yni7n~olt nrIently. She
he had ulNLPenueu at
a they place two or three