The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-13
LARSEN GIRL is
FREE FROM CARE
Out of the Reform School, Eloped
Caught and Taken Home.
ANOTHER MAN MARRIES HER
SENSATION OF THE HOUR AT MT.
PLEASANT.
ispeclal to The HeraIdl

kHT PLEASANT, oct. Zone weeks
III time does not, in the course of the
ordinary girls life, see her AN in
mate of a state reform school, a par0led
member Of the same place, one or tlS
principal characters IN an elopeuetti
prisoner in custody of an officer. WIN
the reform school her place OF uestiil@A-
ton. a hardened prisoner and the wife %
a man other than the one with whom shs
eloped, but that, IN brief. IS the storS OK
the history OF the life Of Miss Isabel Lar
sen of this city for the eight DAYS emu
ing this evening. The man with Wh0ih
the girl elOped is young Arthur Ioelt
burg. also a parOled inmate Of the state
reform school, who RESIDES mere anu Il9
man whom she married is David Hansen
a member Of a well known family or TINS
city.
Agreed to EIope.
The Larsen girl first came under the
/ limelight Sunday afternoon. when the
elOpement was started She had been an
! inmate of the state reform school at Og-
den until Tuesday of last week. when
| she was brought home by her father
Christian Larsen Of this city, VINO GOT
her released on parole by giving BOND
| guarante eing her good behavior while
/ out. She had been acquainted with the
Fogleburg boy while in the school ana
was soon chummy with him here.
Sunday afternoon. considering that
/ that they were being mistreated Do some
way, they decided 10 leave their happy
| homes. cast their lots together and MAKE
| their own way in the world. II rs re-
| ported that their conduct had noi Oeel
| of the best and some threats o. return
| to the Ogden institution had some IN
/ fluence with them.
Started on Foot.
Anyway. they started to run away to-
! gether. They went on foot going IN a
nOrtnerly direction. They left word with
| a younger Fogleburg boy before leaving
| that they were going south, instrucLns
| him to say also that he had acc0u3p3
MED them to Spring City. This ruse
! threw the officers off the trail when they
| were called TO take it up Oh Monday Inc
/ runaWays went about five miles north
| from here Sunday and put in that night
| and Monday in hiding at Birch Greek. a.
| small settlement there. Sheriff kuudseh
/ and Marshal Madsen hunted them Mon
/ day without success. The following
! morning they were discovered as they
! left a straWstack about one mile north
/ Of Fairview which place had been made
| their sleeping place Monday night.
Marriage Arranged.
They were brought here and kept in
! confinement for some hours. the lnteu-
/ ton being to take them both back to the
| reform school that same day. Before the
! hour for their departure arrived, now r.
/ ever, interested parties had arranged that
/ a marriage between the girl and David
] Hansen should take place that evening
! as a means of releasing the girl from her
/ unpleasant predicament What feelings
had existed between them before is not
| known, but anyway, the wedding vas
agreed upon. y license was secured after
/ much difficulty, the consent or tHe au-
| thorities at ogden being necessary. as
| was that of her father (she being but u
| years of age), and last evening the cere-
mony was duly performed.
Now Free as a Bird.
/ BY means Of the wedding the reform
! school has no more terrOrs for her as
| the words which made her a wife took
| her from its jurisdiction. The same cere-
| mOny in some mysterious way gave the
/ Fogleburg boy another chance also. as
the decision reached Tuesday To return
him TO the school has been recOnsidered
since the wedding and he is now at lib
erty during good behavior. The affair,