The daily sentinel., 1901-12-10
4 BOLD i BURGLARY.
Thieves Enter the Reside ,ce ot J.
F. Brink Yesterday After
noon and Securs $500
Worth Of b oty.

yesterday, pfoDaoly HetWeen the nours
of and o'clock, some person or per-
Sons entered the home OF j. F. Brink
and helped themselves to what valuables
they could find. which consisted Of two
gold watches, one revolver. one diamond
ring and ladies' pocketbook containing
trihe over $50 in cash.
A Sentinel representative called at the
Brink home this morning and learned
from Mrs. Brink the facts Of the robbery
as far as they can be ascertained. Mrs.
Brink said that she was absent from
home for perhaps a half hour in the a.
ternoon, during which time she sat talk.
ing with Mrs. q. @. Bucklin at the home
Of the latter, only two doors west Of the
Brink house 1t was in all probability
while there was NO one at home, that
the thief entered by way of the back
a skeleton key, as Mrs. Brink had locked
the doors before going away.
The articles which we're stolen Mrs.
Brink values at about $500. The two
watches we're the property of Mr.. Brink,
one Of them bearing the monogram
~. F. B." engraved on the outside Of
the case, and on the inside the name Of
MIR. Brink and also the name of tho man
who presented him with it. To both
the watches was attached a solid gold
chain, on one being a charm of gold rep
resenting steer. with Mr.. Brink's for.
mer cattle brand engraved thereon
~. F. b."
The diamond ring was the property Of
Mrs. Brink and consisted Of three dia.
monds in one setting. The ring was IA
ken from the dresser in Mrs. Brink's bed
room, the other articles being taken
from the bookcase in the parlor.
Mrs. Brink said che did not discover
her loss until in the evening. and that as
soon as she did she notified the omcsfs
and gave them every possible clue that
might lead to the discovery of the
thieves.
Mrs. Bucklin says there was a man
begging in the neighborhood and natur
ally suspicion was directed toward him.
There are footprints leading around the
house. from the back door to the front,
which are unquestionably those Of
man, and which may lead to the capture
Of the thief.
Aside from the articles taken. nothing
In the house was disturbed, there was
no evidence Of anything being ransacked
and the suspicions of the family were
not aroused until Mrs. Brink went to,
get some change out OF her pocketbook,
which she could not find and which led
to the discovery that the house had been
visited by thieves.
In one OF the dresser drawers WAS 500
in cash which was not taken, evidently
the thieves hurrying away without open
ing the drawer.
G. D. Smith i Co.'s big candle shown
in their window will burn sometime next
month.
Entirely new Burnt leather novel.
ties. Sofa pillows. table spreads, etc.
Mesa Dry Goods Co.
Possum roast; sweet potatoes; corn
bread. Thomas Charleston, Second and
Main, Tuesday night.
Supper for the Rcd Mems mask ball
Friday, Decemoer 18th, will be served
at the Metropolitan restaurant on Fourth
street.
A new and elegant assortment OF the
latest patterns In cut glass now on exhi-
bition et Tho Jewelry 4 Music CON-
pany's big store.
Most delightful meal in the world.
poasun roast done southern style.
Tuesday night. Thomas Charleston,
Second and Main.
II you are looking for anything in the
line of silver or cut glass you can find it.
At the store OF the Thompson Jewelry
i Music company.
The Salt Lake Costuming Go. will
have complete line of new and elegant
costumes here ON Friday morning. Do
cembsr 18th. They will be on sxhibi-
tion in the sample room three doors
south OF the postofice.
The doors at the opera house Friday
night, December 18th, will be open ut 8
pm. The grand march will start at 9
pm. sharp. Tho names OF the winners