The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-16
WARREN'S STORE
 IS BURGLARIzEO Richard Kennybrook Arrested for Breaking in the Store MANY GOODS RECOVERED Boy Broke Open Front Door and Stole seventy-fiVe Pistols and Other
 Goods-confesse to Crime
 and Explains.
MANY GOODS RECOVERED

Following the daring burglary of the Warren Brothers store at 2OoS Second avenue early yesterday morning, when about s56O worth of goods was stolen Policemen Bob Patton and Elledge yes terday afternoon about o'clock arrested Richard Kennybrook and John Mclean, two young white men, on charges of bur glary and grand larceny. A large amount of the property stolen from that store and also from the clothing store of M. Well & Bro, which was entered about month ago. was recovered and identihed by members of the two firms.
 The goods were found at the residence of the brother-in-law of Kennybrook. which is located at 71S South Twenty-frst street Policemen Patton and Elledgc, who have been working for some time on the burglary of the Well store, search ed the house and found the goods con cealed under the bed In the room occupied by young Kennybrook. In one of the grips there were twenty-five pistols and in another were several suits of cloth- ing. There were also a number of base ball mlts, gloves and other baseball equipment, being part of the goods taken from the Warren Brothers store yesterday morning.
 Arrested on Twentieth Street.
 Kennybrook was found on Twentieth street at the crossing. He had just left the residence of his sister, and was on his way to the city.
 The goods which were recovered were taken to police headquarters and Ed Warren and M Well were sent for to Identify them They did so easily by private marks on the goods. When Wells store was burglarlzed about s250 worth of clothing was stolen.
 The Warren burglary Is one of the boldest yet manipulated In the city. It is supposed to have occurred about 4 o'clock yesterday morning, as just few minutes before that time two policemen tried the front door and found 1t locked and securely fastened. Two hours after wards the door was found open and the goods were gone.
 Door Prized Open.
 The door was prized open with jimmy and a wrench which was taken from the new First National bank building. The revolvers were taken from a showcase in the front of the store. The case was locked, but 1t was easily entered. Seventy five revolvers were stolen and the other fifty are still missing It is supposed that three people were interested in the Job otIo lAI 1xr between them. Mclean was arrested be- cause he was seen on the street with Kennybrook about 8 o'clock yesterday morning. There is no evidence as yet to convict him.
 This Is the eighth time in the past two years that Warrens store has been bur- glarized, but the haul of yesterday was the largest About a month ago young white man was surprised in the building and arrested. He is now in the county jail awaiting trial for burglary and grand larceny.
 The work of Policemen Patton and El- ledge is considered exceptionally clever, as they arrested Kennybrook and recov- cred a portion of the goods within six hours aIIeT the utpdilhlchl was hObihSN of the burglary.
 The same two policemen arrested two negroes recently on charges of burglary and grand larceny who were implicated in several large burglaries. The negroes have been carried to the county jail on warrants.
 Kennybrook confessed his crime and said he watched the policemen, and when they had got off sufficient distance en- tered the store.