The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-14
BURGLAR WAS A WOMAN.
SAID TO BE THE LEADER OF a
GANG or CROOKS.

sarpr,se , o. M /. Psd - H,. Hnartm.",s"
she Is to BE Arrnlsned To-Day in Brook
Ign on Several Charges Of burglary
Mary Werner. alias auline Bergman. caqp.
han. UmberEant, and schmidt onlys short S%
srai weeks. She was 4 caught yesterday Tobbing
the apartments OF Emil Marx over ms
paroer shop, at Soo Evergreen avenue anu
viii be- arraIEned this morning in the Gates
burglary will probably be brought against her.
aba IA a abort. stout German. 80 years old.
with a abort. thick neck, prominent double
w v'1' taken eIu o0' for the '" Roeu %t'" Gallery p'i last
year she was fat. but a year in prison has
greatly changed her. and she has lived for
Smone neopIe she robbed a year or two ago.
Emil MARI is a wiry. nervous little fellow, He
buried his wife lie on gnn Monday snd 5etf sGTinr ysSii s
spSrtments To- 20 10 the funeral no carefully
put away hR,Is, waliEs's clothinE and ioTTSllry IN a
Locked both doors, ,
W6en.Re vent to his. rooms shortly before
un0DHIsncEeS' tSs ba9ct door and stepped into
the room. He was startled BY a noise OF
bho m Ino5Efng in. be sH,v N bio wbiteo
SS,,ndio siiidjnS under the he'd and n black arm
clutchlng at Il. A burglar must be under the
Pulled pSfi fo ost 'S aSna empty aspgef and pie ' on The bed
wsfT S5 pIisSss Of Eo mel wear arln,. or,od MIR,
William Struck. Who lives on the top floor.
c nHr pnshhaIT HIM mo tha bedToon. "'n'
"Burriorsi" cried the excited barber.
Shoot 'eml Run 'em out! Smash 'eml
e9d lm a n eIIblss shouted Struck.
cd marx picked up a stick and pounded on the
FCome oudt und I viii hit you." Mark shout
'o';DonG,tt h hit me ea and III Come ~ out. gun
III voice Game from under the bed. and it
Nas n woman's voice. Marx and Struck. tremb- |
woman crawled out from under the bed push
ing Inc bundle before her.
aatHnSY Ma a hefo 'ou so'' '"o' ''u' A'''
Miss Whitney sent me here. She vent der
Mar 9oST nuna tbat the other door wns locked. !
ton was caIied IN 10 arrest Er st the az Rom ANU In tn the
bundie were found n number ~ nieces of the Late |
MIRA, MarS's clothing. Under the pile OF cloth
Ing ON the bed was found a paperfuGl Of all sorts
on The. door The woman was taken over
to the station house. On the way Marx saw her
chat It WAS a duplicate OF his bureau kew. 'ounu
Isgs %y gfsg aTsnus snd st thnt s snIa Was STst l sGa ba at
come up TO his room and asked for Mrs. Marx.
His wife told her that Mrs. Marx WINS dpad and
that her hIisbandis rooms were on the second
floor
Pauline Bergman incurred Mt 1905 MYRTLE
avenue a week ago Thursday last for
She told Mrs. Coleman. who
rents the rooms. that she had a husband
children. and u boarder. and must
And rooms at once. because she had had n
quarrel with her landlord on Evergreen ave-
The landlord objected. She said. because
ehe had n Marty MT which n Eep Of beer VIVA
disturb her. Mrs, Coleman took nitv on The
woman. who seemed TO be suffering from nov
erty' and rented her the rooms on the, second
foor.
Alter the new tenant had gone Mrs. Cole.
mans daughter found that her pocketbooS.
containing 90 was missjng
The Reramnn woman came bocl, tbot dov
with her boarder, George Jaeger, and her two
chiidren n boy ~ ID md "a oiri M K The
chiidren were in rags N Ma
OnIy a day or two after the new tenants came
things went on on III" second tinnr
Sight after night strange men and wnmcn
came to Pauline BergmaS's rooms and STAYED
until n late hour. ''' "'u ''"'eu
Sounds of dice shaking and ard n,,v;n, and
ronfne Soma NJ rho wnman who cnma were