The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-30
Burglar, in Broad 4
Raps at Front Doo,
moning Victim.
DRUGS WOMAN AND n
PURSE FROM N
Robber Strikes Mrs. /
McQueeny and Admi
ChlOrOform.

Called to the door of h..
in the Oxford, lI9 West ~.
street shortly before moan b
Mrs. Elizabeth McQueeny. wifi,
McQueenr, an employees Of {,
national Packing COMPANY. ~
and drugged into uueon..;.
"A daring burglar. who ~
ing her a blow in the face ~
chloroform, and then robbod I.
purse. containing slOO
The entire apartment v,s
hy the burglar before h. ~.
parturc, but nothing besidc'.1
IS missing The purse was II
Mrs; McQueeny's stockins II
tearing clothing and hose H. /,
In graphing with the tbva'
qreeny pulled u bone hair ~
colffure and attacked W. h
scratching him several s
face, but the chloroforu ~
her 10 lose her senses. and sr
bers nothing more OF the ones-
As a result OF her experirn.
further fact that she has ~
some weeks, Mrs. McQueeur'
serious condition, but a.
physician says she will recover'
Burglar at Front Doos
Mrs. McQuccny had beer +.
shopping during the morn;,e
turned to her apartment in n
at about 1870 q 'cloc. Tatu
outer wraps, she ;Gent into tI
TO prepare luncheon, whom r.
moned to the front door nv !,
bell. Answering the eaT. i
Queeny was confronted by !
looking man. who asked her h
occupants Of the fiat acrass
might be found. Mrs. Me0s
piled that they had zone
waited aor the fellow 10 ;at|
parture. Instead, however. h
his way into the room and M
Queeny a stunning blow in M
his fist. He then took a
chloroform from his pocket. IN
1t beneath her nostrils, soon
unconscious.
The burglar rhed dresser
but passed by jcwelry aud
The only plTnder secured wa
taken from Mrs. McQnecny'g
From the description furn
Mrs. McQueeny. the police bs
man to be either Greek or 4
When Mrs. McQueeny rccor
sciousness she was in bed. wi,|
neighbors in attendance. Tht
partment was notified. and Ch
Barlow, Detective Captain
Beckstead and Lieutenant Job
responded. They got dexrl
the daring burglar, and hope 4
10 identify him by mean
scratches on his face caused
McQueeny S hair pin.
Mrs, McQueeny's sto1I
When questioned after II
Mrs. McQuecnv said.
When | opened The door
to the call a dark, swarthv 4
me where the people acroS|
were. and ! told him they hsd 4
Instead of going away then.
me in the face and | fell. fo'
him az best / could. | abb
pin into his face, and am q
figured him. When / did thst'
at me and put the chlorofoi
under my nose. ] then lost
ness. - y.
Mrs. McQucenv was found
Lewis of the Metropole hotel
cupies apartment II at the on
Lewis was going to work, wn1
the inert form of Mrs. Mctluc
across the threshold Of her 4
Calling for Mrs. Naomi Sane
has an apartment on the sam
Lewis carried the unconscio1
TO her bedroom, and then telep|
a physician.
The police believe. as de-
victim. that the thug OLD
McQueeny from some down
having previously familiarl,s4 4
with the house. and learned \
were no children to give an az
Many Suspects Sen
When Mrs. McQueepy en|
Oxford at 1880 O'Clock tne'3
number Of children playing .
front entrance, aud ii Is ner
strange tapt 30 one heard ne'
help durilg ice struggle. u
Last Tuesday night the
summoned TO the Oxford oy
s. Melton, a music teacher, ",
dat No. ), who reported three
looking characters IN 2 nes,s
young girl pupil OF Mrs.
Just left the house, and sseIne S e..
had gone back. Mrs. Mem.
panied ihe girl to a ca,
her return notified the poiies
the auto patrol arrived tns
disappeared. -. "a
Wednesday night there ~
call to headquarters. MIS-.
ing a negro standing near
when she went to post q 80
have been numerous reports
past few nights OF tni. tni.s
looking negroes seen IN
but all efforts of the police
mon have heen without resu'-