The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-25
CRIME IN PENNSYLVANIA.
,rcoRD or DtPRAVIrY THAT IN
yIrES ShRJOUs rHOUGHT.
A w,nith5 youns Caurch Member In PART
,,,.hip with a Couri-ean and n Profcs-
.innnI IiurgInr-R obbins hIs Father.


.ionh HuruIar-Robbius his Father.
Ro.rvttIF. Pa. June 20.--Great excite
rneut prev lis IN ms VI zee over developments
tha hove pic. ted he sou OF the weni.hlsst
resident II he VILLAGE 80 te ,eane, 10 se,, s,,
s',nn,itted h.rr Juriny the past wear or 50. In
Nav 1873 tisck 40 nth nnh"d Monroe. who nau
iusi BE-, en- pniY f3,JOO- n leg c'-wHs SURPRISED AT
n7,dnivht in ms nous" 10y three m sked men,
Who b, & reats and torture, { implied MIN TO
n.ud uysr he whole OF the above amount No
trace OF the fouUers could Oe found lew
mon ns later toe Once of Webher's extensive
tAuncty was broken intn, the wa onman bound.
the fe II WI 90 u. ind SO,oW distracted:
Char rs NeOner -ln Of the priuctp1l OF the
,nnnrr, nrn,. was head book NeeUer al the time
Of ths rot berry, and "a mis- wuolc time In aid
Ing the detective. suggesting many Ingenious
,n~ores as g. the ru.bery, ana continuing the
search Tor evidence after tue Oficer had given II
In February 'rs', i've men. masked. effected
Ar e. II nee lntu the house - Francis Beilman,
an old uermsn nitcr. living mite out OF the
Village, en- by the most nendish torture--they
burning the old man Win wuisps % straw and
b, idug him over IRE, aud suoiectlDe him To
oiher cruci tfettme t-cumpetled him to de-
iL,ru, L, them $1,000, The perpetrators of the
criue escaped de ection. and the residents were
f,fc,d taua ceiling oi Insecurity.
~.ttuc1 oi June f.shonaby dressed
yu,ig woman got out II the stage at this place
vn.d i1,rtol Esq are lomiiuscns. she gave
b,tna..e TO him = LuttieS rsent, aud said That
shc desired to give MIN some informal on a. TO
H.. ruuneties at had hoen COMM, ted In Rose
viii. Sue SAN tat for three years sue mad been
he .,ress uf Charles wehper. In the winter
OF 1876 he was { uer house In Philadelphia, and
spokt Of thc 1ne ch ,uces there we're In Rose
vie ! tuitiary. N.iss sargent Effected
meeting between Young webber and
a man known as "Ttusty Jack EiRell,
Professional burglar. TINS resulted In
Ele rs visiting Rosevlile, and tue planning by
We Der ANA HIM OF tue rOuberies that followed.
gu. woman produced three letters from Wen
be-. dated al kuseviiie ~ which he gave the de-
tail. II tue iohbtrles TO ucr, Tecited in jOcular
manner. she maze enid vit tue state ment.
n c Justice, before taxing uflci action In the
IA ttrr. sen ful Nir. Meb1cr, Sr lie came to
the N e, and the tffidavit ot the woman was
red To- MIN. lie WAS thuuder-truck, but de-
tpatchcd a messenger for ais son. The latter
sn-weted the lntnuns, but ON seeing the wO-
man In the justices OH, T. turned and tired to
D. aro. On icing CONFRONTED with her ana her
evidence, he acknuwlcdscd the truth of her
nstemeuts. lie was placed unuer Brrest, and his
her went his bail to appear for hearing.
siuce then he has uisdpt cared and his father
BIS refunded tue sums stolen of Monroe aud
beilinau. Tue woman was To appear On thurs
cav last with other evidence, out she did not
come, aud II Is Charged openly that she has been
ouu-h on. sue uaue the disclosure because Of
jealousy, Wrboer having cast her on for wo-
nah named Grey. whom he became acquainted
win at fuX's n.atte. The exposure creates
Tue more excitement here bee use young Web
bel, wno Is bat twenty five years old, IL lead
lDg member OF the church. and was considered
AAOeel young III Au IN every respect.