The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-15
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Hne UNITARIAN church STANDS about midway be.
Of the men while the other went OF into the dar
whistle was heard In the direction Of the bank and
The q BANK kp was 0 opensa an@ aSs tnrs
men entered: light is kept burning in the bopH
Charlie orcsd Il sst ss o snsy got mt
and oil three crept silently across the room, and
and me qSe enHd e%p eA
and their anticipated booty Charlie WAS ne the
he might forget the combnatons his companio ss$
ssss 5sss$ Il ssss Ssss ssssss
e TO- hastily d; Up examine The the result q sSs
into Il what S ban bills and scrip they found
thousand inc eight ss'SSnS deaTs s'
then burst :, open another trunk, the pcrsonM
bearing the letters ~ H." and s Several otSs
q Little Mabel Humber ' o Of noses pay pay
able ts g. the b bank they examined nst
IN Ae and asS i've Cent plsoe t0r
thing else OF value they threw into the carpet bag,
the bank, and could hardly believe him a. when e.
sured that there were hone, but were hnallH
ODged TO reluctantly accept his assurance az truef
OFF FROM THE PORTALS OF THE CHURCH.
as they found It, and escorted charlie back TO Tia
Unitarian church, apparently in charge Of nobody
In particular; at least Charlie didn't see anyonS
near 1t after 1t was set down.. !.
vILLANOUs vALEDICTORY.
~, Alter returning to the house with Mr. Weston
the attentive and polite robbers removed the gag3
from the mouths of all and gave them some water
to drink. Before going to the bank the colored gl
was taken into the room where Mrs Hayward and
hi IN s1 fS snsp bsss
Hayward was left on his bed, MS hands handcuaed
and he complained OF it. His captors endeavored
and that not the Object desred tSe
him o P pn IN the Sw At thn FIRST @
managed to get his feet on the bed finally thtia
bringing him up to sitting posture. Ills byaceleta
Mere re- pretty tight however, and left quite mark
vi his ,.s.,, - ~ -. .,:z---x-sss
PERSONAL fECULIARITIEs OF BURGLAR1oUs PROFESS
SORS =,
The old alage of honor among thieves was illua.
trated by the fact that the leader Of the gang aps
peared DESTROYS to connne their theving operas
n LIS e hs S sare MS esas
men took his pocketbook for his own use:
After taking the funds from the bank the captain
said III they did he should have them bacN
Properly" III TScreupon n's Charlie told Sn $ Of
incident inc IN his room, and the captain
1s party e H
subsequent examination it was found that som4
SIS OF So IN o us had been removed mo
YVES gold watch and some coin In one Of the
In general the family was treated with consider.
able gentleness and they all bear cheerful test.
mony, to the kindness shown. although they
pensed with the attentions Of the desperadoes ed.
tirely:
Captain noticed she appeared faint, and told tho
men to be careful, and some water was sprinkled
FACTS FOR THE POLICE l.
The robbery Of the bank was accomplished be-
tween two and three O'Clock Saturday morning,
and his unpleasant companions were standing
in the door way Of the Unitarian church. The ROB.
n %atas we s!s0 told '0 that guard would
awhile bile in the the INFO position in which they
were left. little Mabel managed to get her hands
move around much. Charlie also managed to get
his arms from behind the chair and after consider1
pp o S
e sS ANA was sG @sae o 6s me
D to BY this S but 3
till about haltpast 1--WE O'Clock, when Mr.. Braman,
who does the milking for Mr.. Hayward, came into
the yard. Even then the women would not allow
Charlie to call out, but he managed by holding ut
his hands to attract the attention Of Braman. wh1
quickly entered the house and as soon as possible,
neghhcrs ScseS Sut Fd nobody had
would have to be aied on fortunately, at tSls
luncture, the rrl Annie got up, and Charlie
t al e
were at liberty once more, c- ).
Sise discussed, 4 Is sxossdInsly dSabtiS! i sSsY
sSsvlctiSn e shs robbers; Nothing + ssS sSSat
ss the
their money. The bank has Surplus Of ovef
ns Il st Ill., the asob Sss T
T1i they had waited til Monday they would st undouS
edly have Captured more, as tuesday 10 pay day az
Saturday " mo morning $4,000 was received from
Boston, and thus the bank was ready for business,
The gang numbered certainly Ave men, probably;
aad to be
were called, but the men designated each other 81
and III 10 were called q but lS only
I'VE men were seen at any one time. Most
was apparently disguised with false whiskers,
as he wore q full beard much darker than
his hair. He appeared to belong to more refined
class OF than the rest of the gang his language
evincing more education, and several times he cats
toned his men to treat the females gently and
seemed DESTROYS cause little suffering to all az
was compatible with safety. The men appeared "a
be entirely familiar with the interior arrnngementB
1t is believed that some Of them were
in or about the house the night before,
as the little girl Mabel heard some noise
the previous night, and got up to see what 1t was
but, finding nothing, concluded 1t must have been
About ton O'Clock on Friday evening Mr. Weston
heard two peculiar whistles, soft clear and smooth,
and called the attention Of some Of the family to
them. A neighbor also reports hearing the same
whistles, but failed to see anybody, and thought no
more of 1t until after tho robbery was discovered.