The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-06
THE ADDOR BURGLARY.
The Information a Bazoo Re-
porter Cleaned from a
Lady, Yesterday.
She Says One of the Parties I'm
plicated Has Never Left
Sedalia.

While SirOilIng about the city. Yesterday,
IN quest Gf an Item at news. a RSZDo r.
porter met, ia certain public buiidlng, a
lady who Il eng 'g,d in c,Bva->iTg, aud
who Was in SrdrliI on the evening AddOr'
jcwelry store was robbed An IntrOdur lon
was obtaInei through mutual iIierd,
and oh -ngdgiTs the LAZY IN conve.> alton
The porter sis MT "a mule SUPPRESSED tO
hear hc- remark that ONE Oi the parties
implicated in the Adder Io.b " Was u
rrsident al ssdalia and had never been
outside Cf the civ limits since the nigh;
the crime was comiUiTtei.
What causes NnU 10 suspect aHv one i'm
/ this ciIy| guer,,,; the reporter.
! I'll tell YOU my story" replied the lady,
shut want IL distinctly uni, T,touI that
my name Is not To- be mon; Toned IN coz
: nection with the Information furnished at
least Tor the present"
! This much promised, she spoke Is fol
! lows, and the BAzOO CIV, the narrative Tor
Whist IL rs worth.
The Saturday evening of the robbery |
was RETURNING from East Sedalia i'm a street
/ car, and another Of the occupants Of The
car was one OF the m, IA who. 1 sn positive,
was implicated in the bur- larry.
at was Just about SIX o'clock when l
aliyhted from the car AT Iamne street and
made my way la the postrffice. The man
who had accOmp mel me down on tn.
street ear followed me to a point immedi-
ately in front of the pos,cfiice, " here he
met man oi light complexion, and the
tso engaged in conversation.
Il stepped into the pOsrofiice and was
Inside fully twenty minutes, and when I
emerA.d | noticed the two men standing in
front of Mr.. Adiors. evidently keeping a
watch iur some one.
Il then went east to Lamine street, and
turned south, when ms ate nlion was al
tracied To ;he mIn oI light compl, xion,
who pass d me Hearing some one follow
ing, looked around, and the other man,
of dark complexion, Was ueariy mp with
me i stopped To arrange NV cloak, and
by that tine the two men had reached the
a ley at the black shop, and / Was
buI few ie,t from them.
AT this poini some one from the vacant
space back nf the blacksmith shop called
out: Come IN, boys: i,s a right Hear
ing thu, the two men disappeared IN the al
lev, and that WAS tie lasi saw OF then
that night.
Il preceded south ON Llmine street To-
Fourth, where stopped with a lady friend,
and To- ner | re- at ii. Ihe actions nj the two
nien, remarking, at the time, that they
were up Ia some mednuess and the next
morning. when we he ,rd If the ROBBERY. |
WIS fully convinced that they were impli-
cated."
But how do Won know that one of the |
men lives here aud is still IN The city?"
Because l have seen him twice since the |
robbery
do Won know hi nameg'
YES and his occupation"
Have You any obJe,tio 10 making pub. !
lie his nsme?'
That portion do not care to- divulge /
at present. will say. though, that he is /
employed in one Of the railway shops"
Cant YOU describe him."
"IeS, ] can. He Is rather tall. very dark !
compile xion: had ihia mOusiache on the 1
nigh; Of Ihe robbery, and his HAIR reminds /
one Of al Indian mere than n white man."
lis h married.
'Ies. think he is. AT least | was told !
- nv a gentleman Of whom | inquired
when saw the man Oh saturday last
And you would he willing To identify
the fcliow in cOurtY"
"Most assured V | would, and | would
have no hssitsncy in making oath TO all
that have stated"
Considerable further talk WAS INDUCED
in, brt The BAzoo do, : not care 10 make IL
public al prssen.. The lady name can ne
given, In cas-. the officers Gesire II, and
should they seek AN interview AMI follow
the clue furnished by ber, there may be
startling Developments