The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02

PIX of the worst kind. The finding
Inc dynamite caps leads the sheriff
aelieve that Miller may in some way
connected with gang of safe blow
or that he was preparing for some
& & of that kind himself. Aside from
Miller has a record in this state
81 IS equailed by few or none of the
1ifals that have come under the OBJ
ation Of the officers.
Ceptufed by Cummings.
pc capture of the crook was made
5erday morning by Deputy Sheriff
nrr Cummins, who found him on
street and took him into custody.
officers feel almost sure that they
connect him with four burglaries
Il have happened within the last
&k. and besides these charges that
s be filed against him, he will have
4answer to another for carrying
ylar's tools.
ridences were found to show that
er was connected with the burglary
the residence of Mrs. Derrick on
st Vest and Third South street, of
Farmers ward meeting house. and
believed that he was implicated in
robbery Of Bishop Beattie's house
the robbery of Charles Cranes
|e on South Temple street, which
<1rred about three nights ago. From
place about $500 worth of stuff was
IN.
nee 0filler's release from the county
about ten days ago there have been
lerOus burglaries in the city and
rfn Naylor suspected that Miller
something 70 do with them. Imme4
Eeiy the sheriff and his deputies went
PORK on the case and since that time
"a been trailing Miller until they
red evidence enough to warrant his
fst. When the Farmers ward meet
house was burglarized a few nights
and some communion sets and
er things, including the keys to the
BE taken. boy named Alma Nafs-
saw the burglar leaving the meet
house ana fSm his description the
5iff was convinced that Miller was
man. The sheriff and his deputies
hediately inaugurated a search for
Ter and Deputy Cummings caught
on the street about IL O'Clock yes
lay morning.
SIRE He Is Right Man.
hen taken to the county Jail and
8ched almost the first thing found
he officers was the bunch Of stolen
3 from the meeting house. A fur
afarch revealed the dynamite caps,
lrtridges and a certificate for 1000
IS of KlOndike- Eldorado mining
- the owner of which the sheriff
beeka unable to discover as yet. The
: corfyinced the officers of the guilt
miller in the meeting house burg
: but IN addition to this young
shit wax later taken to the jail and
itively Identified Miller as the man
.e1ieving that Miller was not only re-
.nsible for thissone burglary but for
,rlv ali the others, Sheriff Naylor set
on a search for stolen stuff and sue
Ned in locating a fine gold watch and
~ that was stolen from Mrs. Der
- house. This was found in a First
stree. pa WI shop, and the sheriff
tefsA Miller pawned II there.
- oehied that the keys had been
Slen, deniee having pawned the
NJ and chan. and declared that he
eH pothing 81 the burglaries of which
wa accused.
AlthonKn nothing was found on him
show N the sheriff feels sure th~t
ljer was None Of the parties in the
.tyiary of &ishop Beattie's house a
nights ago., It was supposed that
5rge amount orgnoney was concealed
his place, but Bishop Beattie SAYS
Il was no money'tn the house at all.
er. when accused of this burglary.
AIRED that ne did not even know
Re the place is.
hi glary Of Mr.. Cranes Place.
is thought that Miller may have
connected with another burglary
was committed about three nights
but was kept quiet by the police,
bonn II was reported. This burglary
red at the residence of Charles
be. on the corner of Brigham and
sreets. Mr. Crane had a quantity
aluable stuff stored in some trunks
barn near the house. Three nights
burglars broke into the barn, car
some of the trunks into a vacant
near by and breaking them open.
ed themselves 10 what they wanted
keft the rest scattered about the
About $500 worth of stuff, con-
OF Indian blankets and valuable
were taken. To find this stuff
eriff and his deputies are now de-
II every effort