The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-06
SUYDAN WILL
FOLLOW BODY
TO THE GRAVE
Former Husband of Woman
Who Eloped and Committed
Suicide With Frederick
Noble Faithful Unto
Death.
TRIED TO RECLAIM
ONCE HAPPY WIFE
Agreed to Take Her Back if
She Would Leave Plumbers
Son and Spend Some
Time in Europe.
TRIED TO RECLAIM
ONCE HAPPY WIFE
~ International News Service.

By International News Service.
"A TEW YORK, Feb. 5.--The bodies OF
Ai Frederick Noble and Mrs Louise
Suydam Noble, which were found
Sunday morning clsspod tightly
together. suicides after three
weeks OF married lifc were assigned to-
day to graves far separated.
They sought death side b. side. But
they shall not lie side BY side. The
parents OF each have declded otherwise.
Some time tomorrow, according To ar
rangemeris that nave been made. the
mother Of the girl eloper, Mrs, John jay
White. and the former husband of the
young victim Walter Iispenard Suydam,
wili accompany her body from the regm-
lar vault in Woodlawn cemetery 10 the
White lot in Philadelphia. Here lie some
OF the White foreoears.
At about the same time Frederick No
D!e's oody will be taken 10 Sayviiie. l..
T.. and laid to rest beside that OF his
mother in the family lot. Ills father, H.
NJ, Noble. and q brother and two sisters
viii watch the tragedy OF its laying
away.
End of Tragic Story.
That Will bring 10 an absolute end the
story OF the young people VINO elopeo
were married and finally learned that
they could not defy the traditions; thAt
living without friends, without interest
was not worth while.
Mrs John JAY White, mother OF the
suicide wife. would not say anything to-
day. but, through a representative au-
,horizcd q statement. saying:
II am sure that Louise must have
been a little out OF her mind, All
can do for her Is To see her buried.
far away from where she made her mis-
takes"
Ills father spoke for Frederick Will
liam Noble. who married Mrs. Suydam
after she was freed from her husband,
only 10 find that life with her was fruit-
less. and then killed himself with her
Mr. Noble said
II am sure this woman led my son
50 end his own life. She seemed TO have
an uncnnny influence over him. She
could make him do anything she wanted
TO. The last time they were AT our
house the subject Of suicide was dis
cusscd She said il she ever tried ii it
would he q success
Suydam a Hero.
Out of the tragedy one personaEe
shines as a. hero, a leadiuS licnt- That
is Walter Sudan. the former husband
or the runaway girl. He. IL appears. al
WAYS endeavored 10 get his wife 70 cut
loose from The frivolous, incapable young
Noble,
The very dav before she married Noeis
IL appears Mr.. Suydam made prono-
si,ion that If his former wife would
leave Noble and 20 10 EurcDc for two
or three wears matters might be fixed
un lie would take her back again as
his wife ii she would ion MIN in absolute
secrecy. prohibiting all publicity. Like
wise she must nave no communication
With young Noble durins; that time. She
liked the plau-and wanted TO return
to her real husband but insisted that
Inc talle her back at once. without reser-
yations. This. naturally. Mr.. Suydam
couldn't see his way clear 10 do There
fore. all plans for reconciliation fell j..
through.
1t was learned TO-DAY that MIS-. Noble
met her former husband at luncheon sew
cral times at her mothers home. No.
] lexington avenue, On AT least one oC-
caSion just before her marriage. Wal
ter Suydam, the cN-husband. WAS the
only other guest.
There have been rumors--a1thonGh not
Walter Suydam had seen
her several times and had paid some or
her bills since Sue married Noble.