Arizona republican., 1902-11-27
BURGLARS STILL LUsY
Ransacked the Residence of J. 4. Mar
 shall But Got Very Little.

The residence cf J. A. ---rehau was burslalizeJ Tuesdly T. at by tro p~o- fcssio2ais who worked with system 2-d great industry but whose only reward SO far Ss known yet was a suit of clothes and aa overo5lt balonging % one o' Mr. 4arshaus sons end $i.55 in cold cash. The o3arat- ors were without doubt tha sane gang that has been working the city th-s week as their methods are iI-.t.- cal Entrance was made througa front win1ow after N lich the doors were 2l OgeaCd from the insid,. to q = ford hasty exit. Aside from the scri- cusness of the affair 1t is interesri.g in that Mir. and Mrs. Marshall have been keeping house for twenty-five years and have hitherto felt no un- eGslness on account of burglars. But ! Tuesday night Mrs. Marshall seemed 10 nave an intuitive knowledge that something was going to happen alI prepared for il. persuading her hu-- Cand to take unusual precautions
 MT Marshall has g safe in the house ln which the silverware and whatever. cther Valuablss happen to be in The mouse, a:e kept. For some reason some Inc silver spoons had been left on th- table for several days and in the even Ing Mrs. Marshall spoke about tha,, 10 Miss Rose Winship. who is cm1,3v7I ihefe' telling her to put them in tn. sale MT Marshall lGugheE at her and AaiI there Was no danger but tn, girl ooeEed and is now glad she did
 The house is two-ct0ry structure 2n We9t Washington street and au members of the family and Miss Win SIlp sleep on the second floor though there Is spare bedroom below ,ron, which the Cvercoat and suit were taken When Mr and Arr~. Narsoau rctired Nrs. Marshall handed her watch 10 her husband and t~;d hin, t~ piece 1t and his own watch uD,ar th. plIioW- He did 90 with a laugh at her 1-ie'-7'H ness After MT. Marshall had been asleep sometime he awakened and happened to remember thai purse n his pants pocket contairad s net FCm Of money. Ey thiS ti,,a h., H'u some Of the intuition that was di- IcttnC MrS. NarshlWs aCtlo7e ro b, ie2o ohed out ard p~t his pants nracfr,o. mem under the pillow. With his siv- shooter between the mattresses ba foIt that he was well prepared to s.arl1 a siege. 5'''-'' d
 After 9 few more hours of sIeo2 he was aroused by heavy step coming up 'He stars. He spoke the names of ms sons ana of Rose. but there was no L"''Se. lhen he jumped out If bed anu ran 10 the head of the stairs and i,e"Iu man going through the front -oor' ne having retreated hastily after -4r' N&rS halls salut2tiol. Mir. Mar lhaH ran to the porch on the second IIoor hcpi E to get a shot ct somebody but by th0t time his Wi, io,ro1 bi,I, with lamp and he could See n1tbt~r to shoot at. He started fer the stqIr- way Tn the hope that he could still vjnr soiFcthing worth jailing. but members Of the family persuaded him that he better let well enough alone and bo did
 An examination of the house showed that the burglars had first entered q screen kitchen and secured stove Inter. With this they pricd open one or the front windows that had q de- tectiVe catch, the stove litter beinr found near by. Once insiGe they ram 2icAed everything on the first floor went through all the cupboards and drawers and hunted through every thing easily opened, fer vaIua6les but so Tar as known they got little they could make use of except the clothirp mentioned. The house was turned uD- side down. The safe had proved too hls Job evidently though they did go through an irCn box under the safe and .@1act from it lot of papers that can Go them no good but will put Mr. Mar sh2H to some trouble to replace While TO one knows what their plans were Mr. Marshall thinks it quite possible that had he rot awakened when he dId he would have had an opportunity to opcn the big safe at the point of q gun.
 The robbery tcOk place in the latter part of the night and the only clue to the identity of the men is the fact that the milkman who arrived about o'clock said that short distance away from the Marshall residence he met two men that he thought acted suspi- c;ously and were going to hold him up. One of them was smoking Q cigar. He could not see their faces sufficiently to identify them.
 Mir. Marshall's sons had in their nos session some goodly sums of money, held in trust as treasurers for high school classes to which they belong. They said yesterday they were going to hunt safer depository than the hone nest Miss Rose WinshiD was the heaviest loser in money. She had S165 iyinS on a kitchen shelf and the thieves tccK all but ten cents of it.