The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
WANTED 0A1]E|
TO WE'D NOl||
one of the Causes &
Between c. G. ID
and Wife',
MRS. PARSONS ANN
HER DESIRE
Sensational Diyorcs
Now Being Hear
Judge Nor

d,,,,,,,, VI a mottcr
daughter into ono OF a.
ol Haiy' 1t Is claimed
reasons for the cs,r,
MIS-. Jennie parsou. a
Charles G. Parsons, a
ney Of this cli%. The a,o,.
tors love affairs Is bo,n,'
Morse's court in the tr,s,
proceedings between Nj
sons, and The tcstimonv
tho extreme.
The facts In connec,i.
Ter were brought our
ms Of numerous lcttn,.a
Parsons 10 her husl,ana
her daughter. Geneva
table in the courtroon
cred with bundles OF Ia,
grams which passed hess!
10 the action. and Tho
day was spent in introdn
OF them in evidence ana ,'
TO the court. S ~
The letters told OF IA.
u Annunzio. Italy's rr,ss
dramatist. for Miss Par
the infatuation OF ths n
for tho young Salt I.ako
between the two nos
duel and the degradaficn
because OF his conduct
Mrs. Parsons pictured n
ing terms the wonderful
daughter. and told In
D' Annunzio falling dexn~.
with her after only an '6o1
anCc.
II is further stated IN ,1.
the girl was the inxnir, /,
nunzlo in his created 49,,
in one OF his playx ii. II.
NeVn was sufficlently r.
proper name To indicale n
sons was meant. and ms a
the talk OF the whole Of H.
Figures In q s.
a serial story was pub,.'
Miss Parsons. D'Annunz,o
Of Turin wcrc delineated h
guiscs. This made them
that Mrs Parsons and he|
tired into France. DAM
them, and it was about
his book OF poems, inspIr.
for Miss Parsons. WAS ~
II is claimed by Mrs
some of these poems wcr|
poems written by Miss p.
tained by D'Annunzlo thr
The Count OF Turin eYpo.
ism of D'Annunzio and {
the men followed. The
duel with a young guard
pouscd the cause OF Mis-
took place In Florence.
Mrs. Parsons claimed
tained part of her inform
Ing the duels through tel
rest was communicates
daughter.
Eleanor DuSe. the fan
pictured by Mrs. Parson|
sanely jealous OF her dad
announced that the acl1
pear in . play written bT
can girl. Mrs. Parsons 4
the report To the Amcr<
Rome and again wltbdp
from the scene. Aftef
d .AnnunZio's exposure u
TO his FIRST love. Miss ID
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons|
vorced once before. bu|
Denver I'm 1901. Four md
second marriage. Mrs. n
daughter went abroad d
mcnt that they were
years. but they rcmain1
, years. and upon her retlir
| filed suit against her n
for $500 per month as s.
nance. Mr.. Parsons filed
cross complaint in which
vorce from his wife on IN
sertion Some time aeo
made an order for tenn
| for Mrs. Parsons in the 8
month and also allowed
fees and suit money. 4
Mrs. Parsons on
Mrs. Parsons was on th|
| Tuesday and identified N
( duccd in evidence by hc7
torncys. She admitted
trouble between her and
had arisen over her d
daughter should marry
! claimed that at one tim
| consented TO a foreign q
daughter. In one of her
braided him for not think1
girls future. y portion
| follows:
Il have realized for n
NevA had a great destiny
want to wait until You can
! leisurely with YOU. or TO
! the match of the Ordinary
You would like to have
American OF the average 4
! life. and lead the life oi
girl. She is not OF me
She IS AN inspired cresur
| did drd matte. aesthctic, s.
AIRY possibilities and a gnca'
her" ~, u
Mrs. Parsons admiftt!
band wrote her statins u
! vestisatiou. he was e11,
| stories rela ated by his ~
that he urged her 70 ul
ter home. Later, she ~
led 10 believe that nc u
To return.
That the tours OF
| daughter abroad were W.
| shown by the fact that
sons started abroad IN -
her $4,000. and within tnl'
for more money. Up 20
Mr.. Parsons had sent ~
that time TO May. lsus
more. on the latter da,c
that he was in imam
asked her 10 return IA
failed To do so unui
Miss Parsons. the su"
letters which passed RcsU
| and father, was pr'sen,I.
her mother during me III
! reared 10 take q Ners
the proceedings, The
trial again today. ana
that il will last severe