Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-11
:. Hartman and Wife Found
Dead in Bed
4, WAS A CASE OF SUICIDE.
,,o,nd IN the Temple They
n.a ueen Married but a Few
vseLs-A Romantic story

rbcago. June lO'--siae py sue W. WV,
'" ",, wound in the temple the dead
I ~. Of a compile who were registered
w. hartman and wife, were found IN
~ n.ds ot the Great Northern hotel
'a'" .sonlng. The room showed no EVIL
ln' n a struggle. Both lifeless forms
-, u. composed and the covering OF the
Y, was well tucked about them, out
" ,olyer clutched In the right hand
| me husband told the story OF the
IseoIe tragedy - 40
r,,,man was apparently between 20
On years OF age. The woman was
,.n, g5 years of age and was small
g% the complexion of a blonde.
4. woman was Identified as Rose lie
.,abe variety actress known as
2lobede. The father OF the dead
said TO be a wealthy tobacco
M IN business in New York CITY,
F,,m information given by a woman
manfred for them this morning IL
.nnnosed that the case Is one OF a
.,gay marriage. with death as the
'at Of dependency over the obdu-
.,T oi an unforgiving father.
uortman and his wife registered AT
a. Motel June 9Th, giving their address
Vow York. Both were stylishly
s,,ssel and appeared to be persons OF
s.sns They did not mingle with the
S,ber guests and spent most OF the tune
N tbeIr rooms. They were reserved IN
r,rner. but from the evidences OF AZ
AXIOM they displayed II was surmised
~ tbe attaches of the hotel that they
y,re on their wedding trip.
parly Sunday night they retired to
ser APARTMENTS, and nothing was
,sn If Them until this evening when
AN were found dead in bed Repeated
| mornings at the door during the day
IA failed TO obtain an answer, and
M hotel officers being notified, the
nom was broken into tonight and the
| discovery was made of the double
mgdy ,.
s3y Il is thought by the physicians
IA, she was killed while asleep by her
tAtand
WHO THE WOMAN WAS.
New York, June 10.--Tt was learned
nom Stage Manager Lawrence Of the
Kew York theater that young woman
vto was billed as "Rose Violette' had
lssn appearing in different productions
Al hat theater all last winter. She Is
described as being about % years of
Ace very handsome, with wayy brown
halr and a beautiful complexion. The
Young U0man was originally engaged
IN George W. Lederer to appear in
'Tha Man In the Moon" She was with
mai uOinctlon all during its run at
NE New York theater and was in that
rlrOf the chorus known as Red and
Back Girls" She subsequently booked
With the broadway to Toxic COM
yany stayed with that organization
during ITS run In this city, and then
vent on the road when 1t was taken
West
After this company completed its run
IN the road Rose Yloette returned TO
his city with the intention Of rehears-
hg for another play, That company
did not open here, however, and the
hrl is said TO have gone West,
Rose Vioettes friends say that she
/ htt for Chicago a week ago in COM
Iany with Louis Hartman. They also
F say that she met Hartman three weeks
ago Hartman was the son of Max
Hartman a wealthy cigar manufac-
| lurer He was a graduate of Column
| Ma Law school, and In March 1897,
when he was II years old, he was mar
NED to Mae Belle. Davis, an actress
whom he met on the previous evening,
his marriage was anulled.
HWlman was only about q years
ca and friends Of the couple said to-
lsa that he was insanely Jealous OF
~ trl at times, and that they were
NErprlsed at learning that he had
Dot Aer.
THE MANS IDENTITY.
New York. June ll.-Regarding the
halty Of Louis Hartman, who killed
kose Vlolette' and then committed
suicide at the Great Northern hotel In
chicago, the Times says.
ABOUT year ago the young Louis
hartman developed tumor of the
u4ln and was placed for a time In a
@hlarium at Mamaroneck, remaining
leTe i0r five months. He was dis
uarged from that hospital about -four
mol'hs ago and since that he has been
o~hlng for his father. A little less
van month ago he met his wife
WON he had married after brief ac-
yualh'ance and who was said to be q
russian, and renewed his relations
nHh her The elder Hartman learned
me fresh outbreak Of infatuatlon
/ her. ~ '''' '0' " 'O''
Two weeks ago, young Hartman and
wv Nlle went to Reading, Pa, but the
e,1er followed and brought his son
Say1 70 the city. A week ago sun
say ue young man once more disap.
Il card and his parent traced him &c
wv BOARDING house in this city. Mr.
hartman called on the young woman
ue mouse and had a long talk with
4 litL 10 me course Of which she assured
,s .I' hat nus son was not there and said
'ls mad not seen him.
VI hartman left after threatening
~, ~. Tl'n arrest " 1t should appear thai
MA NY nag deceived him, and the same
ysu' ne set a watch on the house
lung Hartman and his wife eludet
4 Gy sentinel that night and left tn,