Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-10
KLINGENBERGER
TOTS GOING HOME
Deserted Children 10 Be Sent to
Wealthy Uncle in
Norway.
JUDGE GoWANS TAKES HAND
VIII Make Arrangements Co Transfer
Them from Home Of Squalor to
Better Conditions

After listening to the pathetic cir
cumstauces surrounding the death of
Mrs IuRebor Klugcrberger and The
cruel desertion of her husband, Herman
KlnRcrborger. who is charged with bee
ing % habIual dunkard, Judge Cow
ans of the Juvenile court took charge
today OF the four little children. who
were LETT alone to starve. They were
placed iu the Keeping OF Mrs Victor
scroggaus and Mrs William Morton.
VINO live nclghbIrs 20 the klngerner-
gers until O. decision is reached Bon the
case. The oldest is only years old
and the youngest is years old. Kiln
EonbergcT viii Dee cited To- appear iu
court and reluquish AN claim TO his
children.
Judge Gowans is ia possession Of a.
letter from Syend l. Borgos, father
OF Mrs klingenbergcr who is In Nur-
way He is wealthy and has asked
permission 90 have the children sent
across the Atlantic where he can gear
and educate them. AS soon as pOsshal
the arrangements viii be made and they
viii be sent from a house of sgu3lor
and poverty To- home of comfort and
cheerfuluess. BorgOs viii send the
money for transportation and the chile
dren win bee accompanied by "a resron-
siblc person.
TOOK TO DRINK.
Mrs Elingcuberger died of appended
IT'S two weeks ago. While she was ON
her death bed t lis charged by She
neighbors. that her husband was drunk
and failed TO provide or give any CONF
fort FOR her and her children.
when the klingcnborgers were first
married their prospects were bright and
they were HAPPY. Eliugonberger fen to
drinking and with that hc buried his
future and brought misery and poverty
10 his family Several months ago,
kliugenberger was arrested on the
charge OF stealing $3.50 worth OF pipe
from the city water department The
neighbors intcrcedcd for him and on
his promise TO go better the case was
dismissed
A summons has been issued for kim
geuberger but SD far they have been
unable 20 find him. According 90 the
neigabors De has not been seen in
orth Salt Lake, where he lives, for sew
eral days.
SENT TO REFORM SCHOL
Albert Mcfarland. an orphan Is years
old, was sent 90 the state reformatory
az ogden. He stole money from his
employer and has been i'm trouble sew
eral times.
Harold Wits. who was accused of
obtaining money under false pretenses,
was committed 20 the Industrial school
at Ogden. Wills went 20 "a drug store
and obtained a street car book and
charged 20 TO his mother Then he sold
the tickets az a reduced rate
Several boys were arraigned on the
charge OF destroying windows I'm tho
Westminster college. They plead
guilty and upon their promise TO make
a restitution they were released. Five
other cases were handled by the courts
and the boys were discharged upon
their promise 20 DO better.
Unable 10 read or write the English
language, Raphael Marni "a laborer.
declared IN his suit against the Dem
yer g. Rio Grande Western railroad
filed today In the city civil court that
he was induced IN sign a release In
stead OF an agreement for a settle
ment OF damages for the death of his
son. Micheal 6-years-old. When he de-
manded &499 which was agreed 20, the
railroad company refused 10 pay him a
cent and now he files suit To recover
the amount Of the agreement
According 20 the complaint his son
was killed at Fourth South and Fifth
West streets on March 20, 1907 He
charges that his sons death was due
90 the Carelossness and negligence of
the company. Tho release which Mar
ni signed was brought 90 him about
a week after his sons death.