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Looted Martin Simone & Sons”
«Pawnshop In Brooklyn
IIIIIIIIIES SIIIIIII-
Diamond and Light lowclry Near-
ly All That Was Taken
2' new YORK, March 11—me de-
tectives wore at work today trying to
run down the cracksmen who robbed
Martin Simon and Sons pnwnshop
on the east side, some time yesterday,
of over $250,000 worth of jewelry—«-~
one of the most during and success-
ful robberies committed in this city
in recent years. '
It comes on a climax to n’ series Ol’ '
sate blowing robberies which for, more
than nine months has engaged the nt-
tention of a special sale squad of de-
tectives. Since January 1. more than
twenty sales have been robbed in the
section where yesterday's hlg linul
was made. The police believe that
the robbers are the same as those
connected with many of the previous
burglaries and in one Instance they
have a clue to this effect. When Her-
mon ‘Shnplro's number: on the
Bowery ms robbed or $6.000 by
cracksmsn last Thursday night the
robbers I!“ Mind them is pair or
cotton sigh which 2they turd used to
avoid “for prints? The robbers oi
the distorts shdp left behind two pair
'0! gloves like these. This vague clue.
however. In the only one the detec«
Lives are known to have. The core
with which the burglars cut their way
by n devious route from an adjoining
house to the Simone building con
videos the detectives they were ism-
Iilnr with the premises. The men had
carefully avoided using the basement
stairway which wits open to them, but
had sowed their way through two
doors, apparently knowing that tlie‘
stolrwny was wired with burglar
nlurins. do like manner when they
reached the big vuult In the pawn-
shop. they did not touch the grant.
steel doors or their locks, but ut-
‘lucked the WIIIllr-ttl'o {net illicit.
Tlioy‘wro revvnrdcd by access to
such riches that the robbers must
have both stunned. 'l‘lic vault con
inlned velocities worth lsoupuo. u'c
tzortlillg to film-Rita, .600. 000 in Jewelry.
and watch“ upon which money had
been liiidnlril.I Illll,000 in negotiable
securities and too. coo in flown. on well
no,” 000 to sub and checks. The
thiovo. took the bonds and notes, but
throw thorn sway in the Ililniimcnl iio
tom leaving the building. in the vnuit
they took nothing but diamonds and
light jewelry contained in 24 drnworii.
M’ntchou and other jewelry or loss
vuiuu, IIMIIOCI away in 200 small drew-
on; 22nd rompnrtmonts, 2222.. not to
hon. although oil the drnwnrii had
been pulled irom their pianos and tho
Jewelry and watches dropped on the
tloor until they were it foot deep
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$20,002 sttzt lll
oittonvrtorohi
'icsl Examiner Dr. 8. H. Huntington
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inn. School Days
ltwns s gruesome-sight which: mitt?
ing, when he opened the door of the
old dynamite house of Raymond Brom-
are, on the Water street dock pronerty.
There before him in a pool of blood
was the body or a man. which Inter
investigation proved to be the remains
of dillmer: Barker. one time driver for
the firm of Mymond Brothers. Death
was due to aipoploxy whichioomo to
the men as he slept in the barn. pron.
ably Thursday night.
' Barker was last seen on Thursday
night, but the police are investigating
to see whether, he was about later
than this.‘ ill; was his habit: to sleep
in barns and other similar out-ofrthe
‘wayminces. Evidently choosing the
place to procure a night's rest, he had
gone in there and laid down on the
iloor. it is believed that death over-
took him as he slept.
As soon as Mr. Taylor made the dis-
covery be notified his employers and
Chief of Police William R. Pennington.
Chief Pennington went right down to
the burn, where he remained until in:
‘ter relieved by Officer Lockwood. Med-
:wss called and he viewed the remains,
giving spoplexy us the cause of death
and stating that the man held ‘been
dead several days.
Undertaker David W. diamond re-
ceived the body utter permission tor
its removal had «been given any the ex-
'nmlner. The funeral services will be
held on Wednesday from Director ‘liay‘
mond's quarters. '
Barker leaves a wile: two children.
two brothers and two sisters. iHIs
brothers are Franklin and Bobortv'Bor-
Port. (master.
3:~.J“.
Til EITEIII Till£ m
rintntirs inoitilrrioi‘i
NEW YORK. March ml'l .-—'An exten-
sion of time prohshly will be sought
nnd" granted in the arbitration pro
ceodliigs over «the controversy be
tween the Brotherhood‘or Locomotive
Firemen and Enginemsn and eastern
railroads Holt 0! the 80 days allot
ted under the law to the arbitration
honrd has already has! consumed by
witness for the firemen, and W. 8.
Carter. president of the brotherhood,
announced today that his statistical
expert. W. J. Lunch at Washington.
probably would he on the stand all
uoxl week. This would give lite rall-
rouds only one week ’to present their
case.
When this situation was brought to
the attention of Judge Chambers.
chillrmau oi the board. he sold on or
tension could he olitniilcd by mutual
cuncnnt or both sides. The roads plan
to place two experts on the stand to
client Mr. liuuck's deductions. The
extension proiinbly will be tor 80 dsys
A half wanton was held today.
W
PEIIIE Pllill‘llIIlB
IIIT SITIBFMITIIIII
'IIIIIRIIIN, March it.»’l‘ho European
portion: will, toward ilicond of this
week, lnlormJlie bullion nilien that
their misnomer! terms out toward on
it hunts for negotiations of poses with
Turkey are inadmissible and that the
illuroponn nations will decline to sub-
mlt them to Turkey.
who drtltt note drown up by the am-
bassadors in ijondon tit their lost con-
tinence is being considered by the Ger-
man Foreign Dillon. so well no in the
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IIAIIIMI”; March 17% large
briohlnotoryon old mill m the on
atom 22.: on city, owned Jointly aby'
the moon of the lots violin ’W. Green'
soil Peter Robinson and comics in
o lur cutting? plant, in: bully domain
M by life. “trinity. The (Milli or commits.
the demos to unknown. The interior
or the new so modestly burned, shy for the conclusion or pass iii
out. The lobe is Worsted lit about otrouglyurgod
33.090,
41"” o 1»! III. limbs Rodeos uncut,- st tbs Winch
WHOM
shifty“.
a?
Milfm‘ W more. warranty '8 cents to all.
other European capitol: and to to he
hooded to the elites after it. has been
approved byi it further contordnue in
Motion on Wednesday.
”libs note will suggest the indispen-
nobility at a modification oi the nllioo‘
Here as troll no in tendon the no...
a“. .. ’2‘ t
Mauritian?» little.” it roots by re-
over
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Stanley Taylor "Hill ,Bosn‘ldlsc- ’
the eyes oi: Stanley Toylor, this"morn« ,
old. unused dynamite house as n-gooti -
.ltsr. on: simmer mines Short,
of Bridgeport. and is loudest. ct;
. I ”"1
Wool!
oi 000 earronclciac Who ilaii
Captured a Lord Factory
IIIII III) [III
III VIII-IIIII IIIIIIIIS
Government is Now Reported as
Bahia Bankrupt
. DAREDO. Ten, March 17.—- A bet-
tle unexpecterly began in Nuevo Litr-
edo, the Mexican town opposite here.
at daybreak today. Carr-ancients re-
ported to number six hundred. during
the night had forced their way into
the city and occupied a lard factory.
At dawn rifle tiring awoke Americans
in Laredo. The first sight that greet~
ed them was a rush of refugees across
the bridge between here and «Nuevo
Laredo.
Men and women carrying their
children jammed the bridge, headless
of wagon traffic. Numerous officials
of Nuevo Laredo were among the re-
tugees. The ot‘l'lcei's carried books
and records by Ikhe snnful.
(Continued on sixth Page.)
'I'IIII'I'I HIE llllI'Ell
watt admins»? chums.
day. Will vol} infect! «team
proved In the one of the most him}
in! yet held. After the introductory
exercises William first!!! one or the
chic! secretaries hi the lion's nove-
ment, started by Anthony J. iDrexel
Biddle. spoke linear. civics a sketch
of Mr Biddle’s life", and entrust/arising
him its a main of nifsirs in the World
of society and sports. 'He is s man 0!
wealth nod influence. .
Mr. lBIddlo proved to be c speaker
oi toiling simplicity and earnestness.
and held the close attention of his sin
dience throughout the address. .He’
paid that five years ago he come to
realise that there was something
more than society, sports and smuso‘»
merits in life. and although he had
never been known as a morally bad
man. he changed his entire mode or
living. nod entered into the church
wort: for, the purpose of bringing the
church as for us he could to the lives
of the men or the world; The Men's
Club whioh‘ho started. tin years no.
numbered three persons, and has now
grown to over 11.000, all of whom are
seeking to sstnblish n mnnly type oi
Christinnlty and unity in lGhrlltisn
work The movement, in brief. is no
attempt to unity nil Men's Bible class»
on and all Men‘s Club: In one cryonics-
tion of brotherhood for Christ
The «Rev. John Sunletou'u Men's
Bible Class at thirty-Ms members on-
rolled in the movement. and showed
much interest in the work.
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IFTEII ITTAIII
NEW YORK. Moron lie-«moist '1’.
Davis, is negro. accosted ii women who
stepped truth on. uptown subwcy our
tlon today. stabbing her by the nrni
until the screamed. it policeman who
intortsrsd wits slashed scrolls the loot
who then tied. Althouxh‘ wool: trout
loss or blood, the .
obese and was joined «by n brothel-on
door.
dosing negro. tour or which pierced
his boots its toll dendxettvs @1661}!
,2 Inns :1“ pooch of the “honour.
mundane-mt. at host’s million-y
cousins-«Thinner. Whimsy edit
motions and evening.
country this i. is. so. shalom
. at will street.
28 2 222
illnoxpooloil Shooting by a lions
I!“ IWEIEIT. L
Till} WI: hill-tics intact South illus- ,7
mi A
with n razor wielded by the hem.
poliooml‘n luvs
Ii‘lvo. shots were tired it ltiiilr‘
nouns in the urn.
iINo in shamrock.
designer 01’ tits new Mon-India
nickel. f ‘
Nearby neighbor: noticed Lille demon
nod turned in o general alarm. to
which oil the , in‘oinm rer‘
upended. Thar: in potato tutor in
the section .andigoonooquontly. the tire-
men were greatly hundicsp‘pod.‘ using
nothing but chomlonls. The house
was completely ,furnlched, but nothing
was saved; iltrls estimated that the
loss will figure in the neighborhood
of 37,000, or which there is $2,000 on
the building. The irons. was one at
the oldest: in the m lining in the
neighborhood of 100 ”In Old. but
was well preseI'vod no storeys kept
in good repair _
It is thou that tramps were
sleeping in the house and through
carelessness sét tire to the place.
The bless Illuminated the sky and a
large crowd witnessed the burning.
IIIlIIIIIII II
II III
Bot sonic Think its Will hoops
ltwlmt llociiio Willi to
do hut-may
IIIII IIIIIIIIIII IIIII’I
Governor Baldwin’s lino artist
Ambition
'HAIRII‘F‘ORD. Mulch I'LWIAEIIIII-
tlon mt forward with some signs
or notivlty during the wed: Just and-
ed and there i. hope oi ovrn more on-
emy during the one that. is ahead.
The spoiling ‘évont next wool: is
thought to be Governor rBaldwin’s yo
to of the mileage bill, with the ac-
compllshmcnt oi I long amnion which
will charge all sorts ot chose under
.ths outs. sud toilet-oi constitutions so
the ”Into oi this Initial-litre notion.
m
monotone! on Birth 2M.)
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consort Mlltl’tl-
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*IMNBUIIY. Morph rim-Tho tsmlly
0t bomlnioitlllilohoii. u hotter. had it
narrow some when their home It 41
Town mil avenue. look use from an
exploding imp st 3 o'clock this morn-
ing. Mr. s it lira. Mitchell and their
ton child were asleep in the hours.
The homes shroud IO quickly tint
towel or the milliliters ot the family
were utilised to lump from mud
storvaindom. A. itinerant-old xii-l
m dropped from n window‘by her
mom or not other. moi saith»
boring bonus were ltdptii'lllod by the
spirits from the burning building. Tho
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this locus “about ”Mo.
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with! m having clinic
W wash will mount. spots
‘to nor, rescind;
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elder sister. tiers Mitchell, sun was .
WEATHER ”REGARD.
Fair Might nod Tunney.
mm: In flimlliim, Hilde,
oi Illililldl'lllllilll Broilmin
cry—M likimtor
limit 222 iii iiii
IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII
lllctrttt Attorney Exports to call
Everyone Grounded With (less
HIINGIHA'M, Ness.. March 17 .-—'.l‘lle
death of Rear Admiral Joseph G.
Eaton. U. S. N., retired, was the sub-
ject of an inquest in the district court
here today. As in the proceedings of
Estonia. .Which ore sold to be or on
intormni and preliminary more. As-
the mnghonmnict Court. presided.
District Attorney Barker. who is in
charge oi' the investigation, would
say nothing this morning regarding
the identity nor the number of wit
posses who have been summoned to
appear.
"Every person who may have any.
knowledge of the death or cause ‘of
the death oi Admiral Eaton will he
called before this matter is finished,"
he sold.
among those who {one understood
rm
Medic“i
domed ~
We W. We. who Visited
the admire} I It Ills Illness. and
comm II, who cured for
the My? It 6m exported um urn.
”him? sud her two daughters by ‘s
previous merits”. Miss Dorothy ‘Ains.
worth. nod Hrs. June lines. would
also be collod‘
The inquiry we. secret and wheth-
er Admiral Illnton died of poisoning
or from natural CIUBBI msy not be
known until Judge Putt dies his to
port with the Superior Court at Ply-
mouth. The judge said thnt his lind-
Ings would not be randy probably tor
a week.
“This case scents so Important." he
added. "that [I shall weigh with on
usual core every sqtemant to be in
cluded In my report. "
’Dlstrlct Attorney Barker. Medical
Examiner Oligood. Dr. Frame. Deputy
Bhorlit Condon and Hints ‘Ot'ilcor
Scott were protect. when the inquest
was opened. The district attorney
uldirs. Eaton would not be called
tad”.
n—q
nae-w
~chnesdsy is raisin brood day at
Runner Bakery. 5 Monroe St. Ask that
non cannon.
Ilflllllhlil fill!
ME! 850 Ml“!
An incubator? lilo in, Winston ovo-
nus on heturtlny evening at 7 o’clock
did some too dictum in lilo. 80. 0!»
door ill. Reynolds is investiitsting the
cm and hopes to lend the lucondinry.
it wag n Hungerlnn holiday Baton
day and in the droning all the Hun;
gorilla modem attended on cutler-
intolerant. shoot v.30 unlock Tony
Memo. on diction boarder, smelled
suoim one going downstairs found
the hltohsh oil adorns. its wasted no
time and soon hut the tire out. inw-
ing mompiishsd this “mishandled.
The kitchen bod been sprinkled
with kerosene. the door. wells and
ceiling hiring been ‘livid with the
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bored by Members of tits
late command
. —.._._....
1‘ vsluo’bls gold which and «chain
was presented to colonel Gilbert n
ll‘iiich, retired, at the armory, intBi-tdgeé
’tport. il‘r-iday' night. at the onnunl meet-
tug of the unicorn of the Boost Artil-
levy corps. The presentation speech
was by 001. H. -L. Dorsey of New Lon-
‘ lion, ivho mode it closi- thst the gilt.
m a testimonial tram the cutters or
the corps to express their ssntlmentro
so officer who retired with an enviable
record for long years of service. keep-
ing up the elliciency‘oi'the guard both
in the infantry and the Coast Artil-
lery, and who has been very Donulsr
both with the rank and me. The
watch he said, would be a reminder
to him of his militia musician and
the good fellov‘vship of the service.
Would Never Forget.
Col. Fitch made a. titling response.
saying that match or no watch he
would never forget the associations or
the men in the National Guard, in
whose service he had spent. so many
The corps this-“yes:- wili go to camp
in two sections. The iii-st. section.
which comprises the live oompnnlw in
the custom and of the state. will go
til-Fort Wright on June 10. On the
day that they leave on the 19th inst.
the second section of the corps, one
eight companies in 'F‘slrtleld county.
will go to Fort Wright, where they
will stay until the 28th.
Captain George E. Howell, oi the
14th commy, has been discharged
from the service at his own request on
received last week Lieutenant I. .l.
me use horn Whilst? common
'0'! the mmm' He will use his '
war H. .-
Inbr'Ihhtlhn {raid the we ‘l‘dcnsrb
merit Is to the etfect thnt t e dummy
'-\12li'mli noun wiiréhe install so in tile
armory by May 21, and the 10-inch
title by July.
To Go to Donbury. .
A. number of the local odicers will
go to Dnnbury on April 10 to attend
the formal dedication of the new or-
mory. There will be it pursue, the
formal dodlcstory exercises, and n can
in the evening. .
’Mnlor V. M. King. of Dnnbury, the
senior oilicer or the Coast artillery in
tour oilicers, out of iglis in the Coast
Artillery reserves, to lake and pass
his examination under war 'depsrc
mont order No. 100 of the 1911 series.
account of business, the order being ‘
minions tor the finisher do
, the superior court satisfactorily It! “
the western end of the stole. IS 0110 01' all parties concerned
, nth
President 22... cannot“
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Currency. idiom—Inn In on
Brought up later I
IWAWDNWDON. March Ill—M
dent "Wilson today issued the rotors
proclamation convening Congress in;
extra session at n'oon April 7.-
The president’s pronouncement to»
dey was cries. It stated the: Whom
as public lust-eats require.” W
would he conmed in extra. sessi '
nude; or the executive. ’ -
Originally. Mr. Wilson trod lined , .
on April 1 as the dots, Reprelon “
Underwood, the Democratic , "
tart"! Ibillti, to which it. was on”
lender having informed lilm in '
congress should give immediate . .
tlon, would be ready on institute.
=Underwood tound. however, that flit
Ways and Means Committee I :
need another week to draft the , I
w»
in the superior court by M” '
Flynn, Ernest C Hovllind, and '7
Adorn Bwnrtnrot South Norma
niece of the latecfiteohon Keats!
Dohtbury. contesting the will at
late Mrs. Koslcr
it was given out this morning M
the case bod been settled out. .fi
court by W. 'l‘. anllsnd. cleric fl
THREE IIIIIIEBE
.Mslor King's certificate does not give
him s commission in the regular sorw
would be siren n commission in the
U ii volunteers.
“—1me
SIIIIITIIIOT IIIIIIKEIIB
IE'WIIEII Til Illlll
«BOSTOS. March “HA turns pro
portion of the slit lhounutl striking
shirtwnist Ind drossmnlters unturned
to work loony honor so parchment
Iih'n‘od naturally, grouting most at
their demands. "it who expootod that
all would no hack in the chops by in»
marrow. The strike oi two thoutoutl
oporotlvos in the men's purulent trolls
entered its eighth was today. hour
hundred ntrikorhvvlli tom tonight
tor New York, where they will
given employment until the hostel:
trouble is adjusted.
POl’P (“TI 60 DAVIS.
.churlou hoop, charged with branch
oi the poses and drunkenness, arrest»
tut yesterday afternoon by (insoluble
Henry 0. colour. or Em timely, who
sent to Bridgeport loll tor sixty days
'ihy Judge “Without it. Trimmer this
morning .
090 Film“? IKNTINIL.
t.
130’
vice, but in the event or a war. he Three Quinton were killed snort
. Miss our-truth provcl limit
DEAD 222 volts tile
SAN FRANClflGO March 17."
sounded as the result or the rail!“
tion last night of the Tour; war ' ’
that has round on the Pnuiiltroout.’
tormiitnntly I‘m yours. Ono of
men ninln with to nutrient of son
clues and the other two wore
in i‘oxilnntl (ire, where soother
was also Wollttdtld. Three men
wounded oi Scottie. The only 2
was in Sun Francine. The
robust are at lion Him: and pit
Lotion
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Milli GORMAM'b Fellini
Miss (fitnriotts (Without. (it I,
stress. outermost» s number '
irleutls on flotiirdny unwound.
little party. curing the ct
limos mo plsysd, music ' ,
and it. pleasant siiornooc m“
null. lords and the usual no.
llmos proved delightful dip
Dainty Mrschnionls were 222w
slid shunning hostess.
ram“ noun HIII 1-
li‘nilior bolus, of fishbowl, '
formerly ol Westpurt. preach“ ,
evening Lenten service tit till. I
Clhtit'ch “In Milt Norwwllt ‘
sing. it longs audience at ,,
titer Dahlia ' ‘
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