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Show HUBBARD QUIT HER. He X.ed a Girl Antra?, BrooKht Her from Denver anil Wai Forced to Marry. Commissioner Norrell took off his plug hat and absented himself long enough from tho mashing precinct of theWusaleh building last evening to unite in matrimony a woman who had been led astray by a civil engineer by the name of Hubbard. The fellow had taken advantage of tho woman's verdancy ver-dancy in Denver. She listened to tho honeyed words and promises of the iu-lender iu-lender in the folds of virtue, and she fell. Seeing that the duties of a mother were in a short time to be assumed by the unfortunate, she appealed to her betrayer ts make her his wife, and be responsible for the ruin he had wrought. Hubbard, alter the appeal and demand de-mand made upon him to act the part of a man, proposed a trip to .Salt Lake City. They came and associated together to-gether under the guise of man and wife. The taker of virtuo kept postponing from day to day bis promises to make at the shrine of Hymen good that obligation obli-gation which tho world would have to recognize, as one of the populace. Tiring Tir-ing of promises, tho approaching responsibility re-sponsibility and the linger of scorn that would reproach her, the little woman appealed to the law. Charges were marie against Hubbard. The Warrant was placed in the bauds of a deputy in the office of United Stales Marshal Parsons, Par-sons, nnd on Monday night Hubbard w;w taken into custody. A cell was assigned him, and he concluded con-cluded that rather than become an occupant of the institution for an unlimited period he would enter upon matrimony, which, as previously stated was performed by Commissioner Nor-rell, Nor-rell, who has an idea that ho owns thej world and his court records are deniable to ye citizen. Sir. and Mrs. Hubbard did liol occupy a bridal chamber last night. She wept alone, and wailed for the bridegroom that ucver came. Mr. Hubbard has vamoosed; where he has gone, she knows not. All of this morning she haunted the VVusateh building appealing for assistance financially to take her back to Denver. There was a liberal response to her solicitations, and tonight to-night she goes back to her home as Mrs. Hubbard, descried by an ingrate husband responsible, however, as the author of her cluygo. |