Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-03
YOUNG BRIDE DIES
ON HERHONEYM00N|..
Sarah Stewart Betti|yon Sue
cumbs to Asthmatic At
tack in Seattle.
BODY ARRIVES TOMORROW
Aged Husband. VINO is Totally Deaf,
Accompanies II on Train
Due Tuesday.

4 Just one week to the day after leay-
4 ing this state bride, Mrs. Sarah Vie
Stewart Bettilyon's body will arrive
4 from Seattle for burial In her last
mortal resting place
| on Tuesday. April n, a. couple ap-
| piled to the county clerk of Weber
county at Ogden, for a marriage lie
ense. They We're Cary Bettilyon, of;
Salt Lake, aged 81, and Sarah Vie
Stewart, aged 20. The marriage was
performed by an attache of the clerks
office and was witnessed by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross C, Davis, also of Salt Lake.
The same evening the bridal couple
left on a trip TO the northwest.
On Saturday following, Mrs. j. s.
fIoutz, a sister Of Mrs. Bettilyon, re-
siding at 451 south Third East street,
received a message from Seattle stat
ing that her sister was dead. and that
her body would arrive in Salt Lake
Tuesday on oregon Short Line train
No, TO- u
Mrs. Eettilyon,s death was caused
directly by an acute attack of as
thma. She had suffered with chronic
asthma for years Last October she
was stricken with appendicitis under
ter-days Saints hospital. The opera
tion was performed by Dr. George w.
Middleton. assisted by DR.. Samuel II. 4
Allen. She survived the operation.
but the singular fact was discovered
by the surgeons that her heart was
fact was not made known to her re-
slatiyes u o. herself Several weeks ago
she suffered another attack of as
thma, again going to the Groves Lat
.ter-day Saints hospital. She recovered
two weeks ago from her last attack,
and was married to Mr.. Bettilyon last
Tuesday.
Z SEIZURE WAS SUDDEN.
( The last attack af asthma occurred
during the trip from Pocatelfn to Seat
tie. a stop was made at Portland,
but her suffering continued unabated.
At Seattle medical aid was again
called, and Mr.. Bettilyon was assured
that while the attack was severe. his
wife was in no danger. However, Mrs.
iBettilyon soon lapsed into uncon-s
seriousness, and 1t was realized that
her condition was serious. She passed
away on Saturday, and the body was
sent from Seattle to Salt Lake YES
lterday, being accompanied by Mr.. Bet
.tlyon, and Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
Mr.. Bettilyon carne to Utah from
Pennsylvania about three years ago.
He is a pearl diver, and on one Of
his trips to the fresh water pearl fish
cries Of the Mississippi. II is said, he
brought back about $4,000 worth of
pearls. He is totally deaf. and un-
,derstands lip movement, but most con-
rersation Is carried on by writing. He 4
Is said to be worth about $4,000, and
according to disptach from the
northwest, he is said to have announc-
ed that he married suddenly because
there chad been trouble In the famllN."
Mr.. Bettilyon has a son in Salt Lake E,
who Is connected With the Halloran-
Judge real estate department.
The dead woman. Sarah Vie Stewart
lBettilyon, was known to wide circle
OF friends IN Salt Lake and in Pan
gultch and Tronic, In Garfield county.
her former home. For number of
years she had made her home with her
sister, Mrs. ]. S. Houtz, and besides
the latter she leaves three sisters and !
a brother at Tropic, Mrs. Louisa BY
bee. Mrs. Jane Ahlstron, Mrs Dee
Cope an Josenh Levi Stewart.