Salt Lake Tribune | 1910-06-02 | Page 2 | Romance is Revealed by Sculptor's Death

ROMANCE IS REVEALED BY SCULPTOR'S DEATH NEW YORK, Juno 1. Tho death In Yonkors westerday after a ton days' illness ill-ness of Edward F. Holllster of Tremont, has caused Coroner lies today to order an Investigation. Tho death has brought to light an old romance and a secret marriage ceremony performed two years ago. Tho widow was formerly Mrs. Alo-atho Alo-atho Knickerbocker Raymond, granddaughter grand-daughter of tho lato Wilson D. McDonald, McDon-ald, a sculptor. Mrs. Holllstor. who Is but 23 years of age. married her second husband, a man of 59 yoars, on October 10, 1D08. but never lived with him, the widow explaining explain-ing that they had no Intention of living as husband and wlfo until Holllstbr's fortune for-tune was retrieved, ho having lost it several sev-eral years ago. Holllster was taken 111 May 21 and the case from tho start was perplexing. Mrs. Holllster's first husband was Georgo E. Raymond, a mining man of wealth, who was klllod in an explosion a year after tho marriage.