The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
AS BECOME
CHAMBERLAIN?
of Provo Has MyS-
sSty Disappeared
m His Home.
sTANTED BY
!. .SENAIE CUMMIIlEE
aver, Has Nothing to
j His Taking to the


~ HIS ldhluS W thO
3, Underground.
p sf Provo has become famous
y few years as being the resi-
S,' apostle-Senator. Reed Smoot-
{ cd an uneryiable reputation
Ruiirection, that of being one OF
0nds Of polygamists. But even
Fcs sction the odium that the &C.
Senator has brought upon his
politically, has had the effect
'ytit as q haven OF rest for tho
tho flaws of God and man," TO
rophet, seer and revelator OF
President Joseph F. Smith.
best Illustrated In the follow
erlain Case Presented.
{ chamberlain is q polygamist.
= OF wives is variously eSti-
Nsm five TO eight. That he has
4 Gems to be a settled fact
n- best Information obtninable-
f. one OF these women into his
nee tho manifesto was pub
:, Jated by President Woodruff
A The last woman to sue
amours and proposals of the
1 Chamberlain is alleged TO
,ooley, a daughter OF Bishop
sanab. in Washington stake
ling at Kanab.
& Kane County Man.
edr. Chamberlain was a pros
lant of Kanab. the capital
--lty; In fact, at one time Mr.
was honored by the people
Nnty by being elected County
sdiss Wooley lived in kanab
y Employee In the store owned
Z ain and his father, Sudden
tpeared. Her disappearance
e o, approximately, about FIVE
= rom that time on the haunts
Er so well have known her no
Eerstwhile friends sought for
lN But about q year or two
Eome of the friends of her
Ito Zion to attend the semi
ference of the Latter-6ay
lin their meanderings they
Wooley, and with her were
~ But she was not the Mamie
~ Use In the interval she had,
Entered into plural marriage
With Thomas Chamberlain,
loves to Provo.
q went on. Chamberlain con-
I1olygamous course. but about
ae desired change of scene
/, q and learning that the Carey
q .he mouth OF Provo canyon,
u-le, he visited Provo and,
Eotiations with w. H. Ray.
lEic ranch. Then he disposed
OF his Kanab properties. or
- had disposed OF them prior
G deal. and the multiplicity Of
e7rlain family moved TO the
hlootism. The Carey farm is
zlace. 1t Is admirably located
Ii 1d, laid out In orchards and
with three houses on II and
mary. II was on ideal place
II OF polygamous amorousness,
mbcrlain realized It,
MOOT Breaks In.
~. that gaunt, stalking figure
q cclesiaSticism. broke Into the
us or Mr.. Chamberlain In the
ubpocna to testify at Wash
- the Committee on Privileges
y In the Smoot investigation.
b same shadow menacod the
prolific life OF Mr.. Chamber
That year OF grace he was as
= eludlng the vigilance of the
lJnals as he was a few weeks
according TO reports. United
1al Ben Haywood tried in vain
iuopoena on the noted polyg-
the question now Is Whero
lbcrlain?
aold Somewhat Mixed.
20 of the Chamberlain house.
ar1ous answers TO that uues-
&c point they agree-ho Is not
Nlne Tribune also agrees on
tAno makes the plain, unyar-
'ment that, according to the
5Mtion ascertainablc, Thomas
= Is In Mexico and Ieft for
&c at the end OF December.
~ In January. 1906.
nt His People Say.
1tativc of Tho Tribune visited
rlrian ranch on Monday, An
~ MIS-. jackson by name. OF
met The reporter as no alIghted
lgFy. She did not know where
eriain was. but she was sure
In Mexico. He loft two or
ago. she said, but subse-
evorred that she was sick at
old not remember when he
caIne from Salt Lake three
20 visit with her son. Tom
no ~ employed ON the Cham
Two young ladies' at the
'ero also questioned. but they
rnPnatlcally that they did not
OH. Chamberlain was one
"s laules came from MURRAY
"eeks ago, but she said shc
eeeh Mr. Chamberlain.
So PAID TO another large
vi Inc ranch, but IL waa
oeecrted, tho furniturc ov"n
n removed. ! even
Is Son Says Little.
svilng the farm the reporter
echson and one OF Mr. Cham
Us at work on the ranch NJ
ns son knew that his fathcr
Mexico. He did not konw
, but he could send q lettcr
inc reporter would leave thn
zig knew at one time thai he
Lake; he heard from him
" tifne. but he did not know
vas on Monday. January g,
6oh stated to the reporter that
pertain was now q reaidant 81
she had gone there 40 as ~ ~
~ convenient for tho children
me b. Y academy. Oh
rld Not Remember.
4 "a chamberlain resides at 7ss
Ldst street, Provo. The re-
60 ner after leaving the Cham
~; she resides In a largo brick
furnished. and probZ
<pi9ins the uufurnished hous.
Mrs. Chamberlain. however,
ns OF Mr. Chamberlain. Shs
psInoer when he left. "He mny
mere this year" sho youch.
son. a likely lad of some
miners. volunteered the infor-
MIS- father had not been there
oawning OF lSoo. This Mrs