The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
. York Executive Made
Lf.odant in Breach of
D,ouise Suit Filed by
Store Employee.
,lMs PROMISE OF
MARRIAGE IN 1908
..nor Says 1t Is Story In.
lied by Enemies; Head
b Tammany Is Seen
| Back Of the Suit.
I.rnational NkMs Service.

irrational News Service.
z.aDELPHLA, July Miss Mig
uzkins, tine daughter OF a well-to-
zklyn attorney now dead entered
1 this city today against Governor
= Sulzer of New York for breach
Lie,
Hopkins, who Is one OF three at
"a sisters. stipulates the date of
rngement TO the governor and in
hlns says she has endeaHng letters
| IN to show that he intended to
ker his bride and that he Tilted her
-arld g Philadelphia woman in
Is City on January S. 1905.
Hopkins is a beautiful blonde OF
y The suit against the governor
I'd this afternoon and her resi-
Ia one Of the most fashiona BILE sec
r the city was instantly besieged
hope that the principal in this un-
ue might make statement other
pat Which her counsel had given
ofhce This slip OF q woman
nom publicity with terror. Two
FNants. both Japanese, guarded
ahment as she entered and 10 all
'a declined to enter into discus
ner suit. simply saying that her
would do all that for her.
Yer Was a Lawyer.
e former history 1t was learned
vas the daughter OF a Brooklyn
and that before ne entered con-
hiam sulzer used to call at her
home.
Tue father died the three girls
fniladelphia and Mignon Sc
4 position In the basement of Wan
y while Bessie had a responsible
IN the book department. and
eoia'ned a position IN a lawyers
40 this way the three girls made
'iSus.
''oay hsr counsel applied for
sut Which would allow the ar
ouiaer II he appeared In this
pt the Judge refused this.
|aHsrson demurred TO the ruling
Vurh and Judge Ferguson asked
P'ne before him today and cite
'' 10 show why such a capias
4 ISSUED and told the attorney a
WOULD listen to argument upon
:. instead Miss Hopkins's coun-
""''her and shorter method of
VIC governor, and today lie pre-
'AH'inons In trespass and the
s OF The court issued it and
we Signature OF Judge Fergu-
a M patterson had taken the
aiss Hopkins and sworn to
y WAS true TO the bes, OF her
ass and belief.
They We're Engaged.
"a nuaVi' which Miss Hopkins
'@ which Mr.. Patterson took
II. su,. M cnafges recite that one
f OF New York broke a con-
ssasement with Mlgnon Hop
81 III New York on September
[,r,.;nn ;Sns The deponent swears that
n b" William Sulzer became en-
4 NO., and that he asked her to
\ him nnul he was TO marry her,
hIursa' 20 DO so at that time wouid
~ ~ tI,a his political career
.e ume to time. the fnras,i5 H.
4IIian She lived with the 81 fore
4 tl sulzer for a brier nsriaS sn
tlassse In New York cItv and
|s1Sss and that the aforesaid VII
T. srs,,. s Introduced her as %is NJ
IA syuaintanccs. " MS "ie
|a,tSass Ssaid deponent. Ni,gno, Hon.
sn,p1ssr swears that she oomt,nvad COW p
n. ioSa Win William Sulzer until
her 81. when by reason OF the
him "a SIeT v,eI; who was In Boston,
py Back of It.
SSn, IN, July Information
York fortnight ago thai
1tock upon Cn,sr ~, aeo ,Iat
e. i'any foes would be an al
a, 81 moral cha tacter. A ram-
s was collecting evidence
nor Sulzer nssociatod T,itb
prlor to his maria ne and
direct result. anu
Viewed.
T.. July 1.-"Notb,rz 70
' story started by my
Sr Suffers reply to-
concerning the suit
by Miss MIgnon
further to dis
ftify.
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who charged
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OF a water
iere false and
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Today that
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