The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-18
STUDENTTHIEVES CAPTURED
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 appearance are typical college men, which fact has greatly facilitated them in getting into college buildings un- questioned. When arrested Wade and Hodgson were dressed entirely from head to foot in clothes and articles stol- en from college men. Both wore stolen secret society pins, one of which was ID. K. E.
 Detective Donnelly, accompanied by Captain Hurly of the Cambridge detec- tive force, Inspector Hart of the Bos- ton police and Lieutenant Carter of the Summerfield police, went to the Cam bridge House of Correction and saw all the men.
 At first they all claimed that they had never been in New Haven but finally Wade said that he and Hodgson had been in this city. He said that on April they had gone from Boston to New York by boat and the next day, which was Sunday they had come here in the afternoon by train. They visited the campus and while there Wade en- tered three different rooms In one he stole a paddock coat which he gave to Hodgson to wear, in another they got some jewelry, while in the third they got nothing. Wade claims that they then left town. Both he and Hodgson denied that they robbed the gym on March 22 although Detective Donnelly says that there is but little doubt that they are guilty.
 Easterbrook said that he had never been in this city but that Wade and Hodgson had been here often.
 At the Cambridge police headquarters Detective Donnelly found a coat, stick pin and some other stuff which had been taken from student Fallows' room. BIO Welch hall
 Wade and Hodgson disagreed in ref erence to the stolen articles and Hodg- son told in Wade's presence where some of the stuff was pawned and where the rest had been sold for old gold or silver. A great quantity of goods the partial results of their rob berries, had been recovered and the po- lice expect to recover more.
 Detective Donnelly stated last even ing that he expected to recover the medals which had been stolen from Student w. McMahon of 36 Elm street and also the valuable Tiffany watch be- . longing to William H. Barnum of 131 | Grove street, The Cloister A valuable { West Point ring belonging to F. H. S Phipps of IT Hillhouse avenue was also q recovered, with his gold watch.
 The men were arraigned in the Dis- 4 trict court in Boston Saturday. Wade, Hodgson and Easterbrook were held in bonds of sS,Oo0 for burglary, while Ban- croft was held under a $3eO bond for receiving stolen goods All the cases were continued until next Saturday morning.
 Detective Donnelly says that he will make an attempt to bring Wade and Hodgson to this city although he thinks there will be no chance to do so until the Massachusetts authorities get through with them. He says he is sure he secure their conviction for most of the student robberies committed in this city recently.
 The Cambridge inspectors have searched the rooms of the yong men and have recovered a lot of articles, which they think have been stolen. The property is now at police headquarters, where owners are awaited.
 At Wade's house the following prop erty was found: Several articles of mems wearing apparel, a white vest containing a gold Greek letter and dia- mond shaped pin; umbrellas canes fish ing tackle, revolver in a chamois case, monkey wrench. oil can, pair military