The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-01
Mrs. Doris Hart Comes to Zion
for Big Time and Falls
Among Thieves.
HUBBY Is A BREWER
AT COLORADO SPRINGS
His Beautiful Wife Loads Up
on Booze and COnsOrts With
Strangers.

Mrs. Doris Hart. young and fair and
said to be the wife Of an opulent brewer
at Colorado Springs. Colo. went out 10
see high lire I'm Zion Wednesday night,
She acquired Jag" OF magnificent pro-
portions. fell among thieves lost her suit
case and some Iewelry. and kept the po-
lice busy most of Thursday with her
troubles.
An Italian or Greek. given the honest
Irish name Of John Mccarthy. was ar
rested by officer 9. a. Carlson for rob-
bling the fair young matron from Colo
RADIO Later In tho afternoon. however:
Mrs. Hart notified the police that she did
not care to prosecute Mccarthy, and he
probably will ne released today, Despite
his name. he has the appearance of being
on her Tag Mrs. Hart. n that be her
name mingled with some characters that
she would not receive In her Colorado
Springs drawing room. TO put 1t mildly.
Out for Good Time
In the opinion OF the police, Mrs Hart
came came to Zion to have i,.os a E09n in%G
the brewer behind. The first
known OF her was when she came Tues
day morning 20 a rooming house on
state street. and asked to see a travelling
man who stopping ST the house, She
found him In his room and informed
him that she was stopping at the knuts-
ford. He advised her TO take room in
Mrs Hart consented, and paid for room
for a week I'm advance.
The landlady Of the place did not, see
her again until Thursday morning about
s o'clock Then she rushed 10 the office
in All excited manner and declared that
two men had entered her room, tried to
take her rings off her fingers, and stolen
her suitcase and umbrella
At first the lspdlady thought the woman
was crazy, but second look and whin
OF the fair ones breath convinced her that
O., Of l1ln he
tried to reason with her. They went 10
he. room. and, sure enough, her suitcase
was missing. Incidentally articles of
male apparel were found I'm the room
which Mrs. Hart was Al Il loss TO account
for Later when Mccarthy was searched
at the police station he was minus the
aforesaid apparel.
Mccarthy Is Nabbed.
Mrs. Hart persisted in leaving the
house. She hadn't been gone long when
a poorly dressed man walked UP the
stairway and straight 70 the door OF Mrs
Hart's room. with the air Of man who
had been there before and knew where he
was going While he was rapplng at the
door the landlady intercepted him. and,
when asked what he wanted. he replied In
broken English that he wanted to see
the lady inside.
The landlady promptly escorted him TO
the room OF the travelling man. On the
way down the hall valuable bracelet
slipped out or the mans pocket 10 the
GOOr me traNcll0g man lpeUllllep lllS
as belonging TO Mrs Hart, although in her
excitement that lady had evidently over
looked the loss OF It. officer Carlson
was sent for and took Mccarthy into
custody.
Mrs Hart reappeared twice al the
house during the day and evening. The
last time she was accompanied by fairly
well dressed man. also said to have been
a "dago" She visited the police station
and said she didn't want 10 prosecute
Her suitcase. she told Detective Raleigh,
had been recovered. Notoriety and pub
ilcity was what she Stunned The travel
ing man, evidently tired OF his job as
chaperone for the lady with the abnormal
appetite, could not he found. either
it is known that Mrs. Hart received
telegram from her husband Wednesday
night. urging her 10 come home right
away. and saying that he would wire or
had wired her money. Mrs. Hart. how
ever, seems 10 have plenty of money. She
likewise has all kinds Of clothes. and the
only wonder OF the police Is as 10 why
she associates with such low and III bred
characters while she Is out having good
time.