Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-21
HUTCnERsOS DISCHARGED.
flo is IA N,u,g Nan Who stole Ma
m,nHstu.udat $500.


On Saturday last Mt. aud htta. I'D.
ward Fabian Of this oily went out to
Garfield Beach 10 enjoy a plunge iu
the Lako. When thoy arrived at the
bathroom 10 which they had been A..
pigned, Mrs. Fabian called her hus.
bands attention to the fact that she
had forgotten to dcpo,ii her diamond
ring and earrings at the Office before
leaving tho pavilion. whereupon het
husband said that he would take them
AMI place them in the swoAt.band Of
his hat, which he dij.
when they had donned thelr bath.
Ing suits, they left the balh.house and
went into the lake, remaining there
Tor some time; aiiet which they 10.
turned, when 10 their great asionish.
mont aud regret they found that tho
lady's Diamond valued AZ $500 had boen
stolen, by whom they knew not.
Dir. Fabian kept tho matter "a
much OF q secret as possible, but
whom he arrived In town, he quiet
" reported hia lota 10 the police
ofilcers, with the result that they set 10
work on the case At oncp. They had
very little clue upon which 10 work
but they used their utmost ondeavofs
10 land The oulprit In jail and this they
finally succeeded ~ dnlng.
Yesterday the on seTa learned that
the diamond-purloine was Ia Ogden
anu they quickly communicated the
Information 10 the Junction city au.
thofitlts with the result that word
came from thofo last evening that he
had been arrested while attempting 70
dispose VI tile hftiClfa stolen from the
Bvrat.band u Mr.. Fahian's hat.
Detective Sheets Immediately took
the tam Tor tue JuotiOu CITY aud 10.
turned on the Succeeding train with a
Souug man nAmud Harry Hutcheu0n
In chaTgc.. The prisoner was about Is
year, OF age and had IN his possession
the diamond oar-rings anu ticket on
Fuller, the hat Lake pawn.brokef, At.
testing that tho ring had been pawned
there ior s..
Detective Sheets vlelled Mr.. Fullof,s
establishment Today aud recovered the
ring, which the latter says the boy lot
with him yesterday, When ho came 10
and nsked Tor the loan Of as ON n until
Saturday. Mr. Fuller thought the boy
all right anu gave him thu money,
thinking that no would certainly re-.
turn for such valuable piace OF
Jcwelry.
Y ing Hutcherson has lived with
his parents IN this city for q period Of
three Year.. He has been working Of
laie for tho Union Pacific company
under the direction OF ]. IA. Young.
IL appears that he happened to be out
nj the beach last Saturday aud had a
bathroom next 10 the Fablans. He
heard the conversation that passed DO.
tween them regarding the Jewul. aud
thought that II would be a splendid
opportunity TO "lTy hia HANOI lie
old 10 aud tho aforementioned IL tho
result.
The boy was very ponltonl when or.
rested aud 10 Chioi Pratt thia morning
no related his whole story. lilo said
that after no had stolen the Jewolry he
was prompted TO return ~, but was
afraid 10 DO 70 lest he might be dealt
hafshly with. IL was the fifet ofionse
OF the Kind he hsd ever committed and
promised faithfully that Il would be-
the last
Inasmuoh m Mr.. Fabian had &c..
covered the stolen articles and the boy
iolt extremely tOfry ana penltent for
what no had done, no was given his
freedom this afternoon, with the under.
standing, however, that n ever found
committing such thievlng acts again,
he would be handled 10 tho fullest ex.
tent Of the law.