The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-07
$4,000 IS RECOVERED
PART OF MONEY STOLEN IN MON
TANA TRAIN ROBBERY SCI
CURED IN ST. LOUIS
MAN AND WOMAN ARRESTED
Police Succeed in Identifying the
Man as kid Loughbaugh,.
Who Has several
Aliases
MAN AND WOMAN ARRESTED

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= 81. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-The police have in
custody at the Four Courts a man and a
woman suspected of completely in the
ROBBERY of an express car on the Great
Northern railway near Wagner; Mont,
July last, when the safe was blown
open with dynamite and a consignment
of unsigned notes for the National Bank
OF Helena. Mont, amounting to between
$4,000 and 100000 was stolen.
Of this amount $500 in crisp new notes
on the Helena bank were recovered, hay
ing been found in possession of the man
andzswoman who were registered at the
Ia.c1ede hotel as Mr.. and Mrs j. w.
Rose. They arrived at the hotel last Fri
day and announced that their stay in the
city would probably last several weeks.
Last evening the man was taken into
custody and today the woman was ar
rested just as she was about to leave the
city Their arrests followed the passing
of several notes on the. Helena National
bank that We're supposed to have been
stolen and the signature forged. Both
prisoners were taken before Chief Des-
mond and examined photograph of
the man was taken and measurements
made according to the Bertillon system.
Through these and circulars giving
description of the robbers, the police
identified Rose as Harry Loughbaugh,
alias kid Loughbaugh. alias Harry
Alonzo Lillian Rose is the name given
by the woman. Both prisoners We're eX-
amined at some length, but little was
learned from either.
Late this afternoon Loughbaugll adj
mitted to Chief of Detectives Desmond,
under the sweating" process, that the
$500 taken from him and Lillian Rose
belonged to him, but he would not say
where he secured it. This money has
been identified from descriptions as part
of the loot of the Great Northern train
robbery in Montana.
Chief Desmond searched the trunk
which was captured with the woman and
found therein a spall pocket dictionary,
on the cover Of which was written "Wag-
ner. Mont On the fly leaf was in
scribed note supposed by the police to
have been written by Lillian Rose, but
no name is signed to it.
The prisoners are being held to await
information from the Montana authors
ties, who have been telegraphed about the
arrests.
Woman Tells Her Name.
The prisoners were put through another
examination tonight and the woman
finally admitted that her right name was
Laura Bullion and that her home was at
Knickerbocker, Tex. Longbaugh finally
admitted That ne had not won the money
by gambling, as he had at first stated,
and said thta he would in due time tell
where he had secured it. Then he resumed
his stubborn attitude and maintained 1t.
When the woman was asked by Chief
of Detectives Desmond where she got
the money she said Longbaugh gave it to
her MY share was oyer $1,000, she said.
land he had as much" But she would
not admit that she had any knowledge
of his completely in any robbery or that
she had participated in any hold-up.
Chief Desmond Is of the opinion that
Miss Bullion, disguised as a man, actual
rly participated in the express robbery.
VICKSBURG, Miss, Nov. 6.-Diligent
INQUIRY fails to locate any woman by the
name of Lille Rose, as ever having lived
III Vicksburg-
SHOT By GIRL.
Cashier of Bank waylaid by a
Mere Child.
.AsHyIILE, Nc. Nov. e.-Afiss Mary
Slaele TODAY shot and dangerously