The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-31
WOMAN NEMESIS, !.
IS AF TER HEINZ :
Mrs. Lillian Hobart French Is
Threatening TO Start
Something.
SHE OBJECTS TO BEING
THROWN INTO DISCARD
Once Visited Zion and Tried to
Have Silver King Stock
Transferred.

F. Augustus Heinze, the No
copper magnate, who is,to be maj:
New York City today, appears asst
well.developed, healthy-lurgeTsst
esis on his trail, in the person clg
Lillian Hobart French. Mrs.
says that Heinze has had the
twelve years of her life and she
not propose TO be relegated to the !,
card without fight for what she co..
siders her rights.
Mrs French appears to be playing
the part Of "a Woman Scorned," to
perfection. and she threatens to tell
things about Heinze that will start
something. Discussing her alleged
wrongs, Mrs. French is quoted as say
ing:
NJ - can can tell things that no paper IN
can back them up with letters and tele-
grams which / intend to show In The
SUIT which ] am going 10 bring against
Mr.. Heinze 10 compel him TO return to
me that $4,000 worth of stock. My
affairs are in the hands of McMIllen &s
Hewitt of 220 Broadway, who are now
taking steps TO bring suit for the recovf
cry OF these securities"
Mrs. French related n story Of a ce'
tam man who had paid a New YoI
Judge Sl00 900, told how a wealthy Nc
Yorker VINO was supposed to have cor.
mltted suicide at the time OF the pam
h~d really been shot TO death by
woman. his body being removed TO
nome and suitable story concocted (.
the coroner. and finally, how the woma
had killed herself in Philadelphia. Mrs
French asserts that she can prove these
thlnSs, and she threatens to make 1t
very interesting for certain people un-
l-
Says She Wants Justice.
IAN want is Justice" she said. "Mr.
HelnZe Is not even trying TO let me
DOWN easy, and now IL has come TO a
nsht between US and in this fight all
tfS tnH ainmunttion is going to be on my
Mr.; Heinze and I had been quite
friendly until he went to Europe after
MS acquittal- At that time he was pay
ing ing me 9SOo a month as interest on tbs
me, and which l afterward gave back TO
nlln "hen he was pressed for ready
none. As soon as he was acquitted he
smut on Inc payment OF $500 a month
AS soon as Mr., Heinze returned home
some two weeks ago, ! went to him and
asked asked MN to return to me the s25. 600
M'[tn IN OF securities In the form of stock
In the Silver King Coalition mine. He
Said he would not give them TO me: that
ne never had given them to me- but only
ing" A'ep-
The statement Of Mrs French re-
gardlng the Silver King Coalition stock
recalls the fact that she visited Salt
Lake about fifteen months ago for the
purpose Of having 5000 shares Of stock
IN the Silver King transferred TO her.
I'd, five 1000 share certificates were
ndorsed by Heinze, but the secretary
OF the company was little bit
81 1ry" regarding the witnessing sip.
nat IRE. The company ATTORNEYS were
apl lenled to, and advised that the
stock be not transferred until Heinze
had given his consent. Heinze wos
then telegraphed, and wired back an
1rder not to transfer the stock until be
vas heard from later. This prevented
he transfer
hen Mrs. French blew into the
Sly er King o1ice she threw the stock
'ut on desk and said she would leave
{ there until Eeinze was heard from
When she learned that Heinze objected
o he transfer she took the stock. and
no tly left Salt Lake. The stock has
ln' passed from Heinze's ownership
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