The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11
Called Girl His Daughter.

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Called Girl His Daughter
Cohen and Miss dc Janon arrived here
Thursday and rented n room in a board
ing house owned ny Mrs. Frank Perrin,
Cohen introduced the, girl as his dauGh-
ter, Alice. He identified himself as Rob
ert King and said he was barber and
that he had just arrived from Montreal
in search OF work.
The girl. when questioned by the offi
GERS after she had admitted her identity.
said that she and Cohen had reached
Chicago with but $3.50 between them
lace which he pswned in order to Get
money for them TO live on. Their APP
preheusion followed a report 10. the no
lice in the afternoon by Mrs. Perrin, who
the newspapers and suspected that her
new boarders were tho missing Philadel-
phia clopers.
Ready to Face Trial
Cohen is tonight locked Up At the Chi.
cago avenue station lie said ne would
waive eNtraditon proceedings and The
Philad cpIla police were notified TO come
TO Chicago for tho prisoners Miss dc
woman's department OF the Harrison
street police station.
Cohen denied amy harm had como, TO
Miss dc Janon since she fed with him
from her home. Tho elopers went TO
New York CITY December %. remaining
in New York only few hours. They
DpHtgcG II lldlI lot sh'llNl'El III
real they ;ouH a train for st Johns. y
T. where tncv boarded steamer fng
| England. At HALIFAX they abandoned thc
sea VOYAGE and returned TO Boston hE
| From Boston they came 70 Chicago,
convinced no one had any idea o( their
! whereabouts,
Human Documents,
In the possession Of Miss de Jan"n.
the police found several letters some
| addressed Ia hor parents. and one Written
to her by Cohen. dated December H.
| which follows; o
| My dear Roberta After thinking The
matter over thoroughly, | came Ia the
conclusion that. having nothing oul your
welfare and future happiness in mind.
! To- show you really tho first time since
| ! have known YOU how honest my
love 10Y YOU is 5E Sdyts,ng ii, Non ,a,n n"t ,c 70
| grct and which VIII disgrace YOU and
make YOU unhappy in the future
| "Thiul matters over and weigh Hv-
! erything conscrvaiively. aud You viii lind
| out that my motives toward Noii are 90
pur. and honorable As unlH man can
q. ho toward the girl he really. deNui"dlN
! loves IT take YOU away from here Just
TO crafty = whim. regardless OF IN" dis,
! astrous consequences 10 Yourself. would
! SHOW me unworthy of having the love oi
| such an angel rs yourself.
| The letter. unsigned. was written on
sta arInnery of the Bellevue Str2iforo no
tel and was mailed 20 Miss de Jsnon ~
hor grandfathcr's address in Phliadel-
pha.
Girls Letter to Father.
\ letter written by Miss dc 19ron t.
| her father, Il broker In New York Clty,
which she had not mailed: VAS also
'o'i''' Saturday. Jan :. 1910.
MY dear tathcr-I can't tell YOU how
much gricvec ] am Ia have caused Eou
and grandpa so much Norrincnt and
trouble. bu, I went away because did
not wan, so 80 out 10 that school nos
I could not go myself. ! persuaded Fred
TO go with me. ~ nc has always beer
so kind and good I" me: but bct"lt
leaving swore over mamma : grave thal
hc would never wrong m" in any WAY
and that he would treat me as fhouSi
! were his daughter. lie has rr2,\ri
ali III his promises, and ] can only SpcaF
in the highest terms Of him., Tor he lS
= good hearted man; j, " ;,' mon n"nSS,iIt 1,ist
him, FOR that Is not SO. / only Carcl
for his a dear old friend
Threatens Suicide,
III We arc caught I am Going To xii
myself, rs ] could not bear TO 90 naop
fmcanine her pct ioN terrier and al
, ways keep her with you.
&c Kind and good 10 her and 'ak'
i, tho best rnrc OF her
Now. please grant mo that ono fayo,
Pleas" forgive m" and lrN 10 lhnE
kindly of rno also asE IS Mrs. , H"nGn rcai,l, !,
, wwhat trouble this thing would brlnf
when I coaXcd her husband Ia z" 9"ai
rsc mani, rii to him for tho beautiful WAY
, he has treated YoUr daughter. II va
! all my fault. Goodbye. dear paEl;, an'
@r,nd,a ROBERTA.
"P S.-pon'i forget Tootsic."
When asked 10y the police II she stll
| desired To kill herself, the penitrnt MIS-
d." Janou cried bitterly ana sHld pc'"cS'
her subs;
Wants to 1.-Two Now.
"No | don't want io di" now, ! wan
tn 20 Ia New York ii liyc Will pap9
or back Ia my GrAn'lfathcr in fhiI!dcl
= phio will go 10 school ~ Byrn Man
. or any other place tb"y want To N"h
me On. am 50 glad you have Toun'
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