Arizona republican., 1904-03-27
WALL STREET INCIDENTS
A Diamond Robbery Case and That of
 Youthful hiscreant.

The contempt ease was noa the enly
 interesting incident in Justice Robert ssoa's eogrt yesterday. There were
 others and oage of them was a diamond stealing ease. but it came tc naught. Marguerite Berna rdo was the com
 pfainins witness and the injured party.
 She occupies apartments ia the Red light "hoteG'' aud the parties; arrested were Susie Bitters. woman of Ethio-
 plan lineage. and 500 Dun. soo Dun's
 ancesters were contemporaries of elae
 Confucius. mere oT Iess knbwn te fame among literary people, but he is lack
 ing the high moral pretenstosss of that
 aRcisnt philosopher and, it is alleged, fiS eftimes sheltered by the TOeftTeae of
 the hespitahle Susie in a smamner not recognized either by the law orr good society.
 According te the story af Marguerits ?
 Susie. paid hev a friendly visit some
 %eeRs ago. While admiring q picture
 osl the waII' ef the hostess room there was g sly movement of one 5of her
 AasaS8s which was no4icea by MaPguev- da. bGt just exactly what she aja at the tiR8e' eNcaped attention. Soon aftsT heF departure fFagffa the i6. Sh$ch @ha left oa a dFesseF eg' table Dear where heT guest had beseia starsdB- \ sna and anxiety vas bred by the fact stast the passe when last seen eontain- saa gt9 in p3per money. sS0 ia silver and kWo GiBnsCnd earrings valued at stSe, ENtat vaiBe of .sa23 Though etaanaaes m@ taseats of mind reades, AaFsuerite Eett satisfied at onee that h.,s a--as hap .F. l. f advice fsetR the landlord. @he sng- sesseaa thst she wait patiently till she could s&acUFe eEidenea. She did so and ' FerenttY ss w WhSt she believed to be { hef diamonds in ale possession of @oo | Dun, set tn D hsrfssifiae finger ring. z ApSdheP Ghfhanaan informed heg that bis COUnttyfnaD h9d sent the earrings I ta San FTapctEE0. where a Chinese 1 tgweisF hSd Teset the stones and re- tursed ttIefn. TheFeapOn she caused ! tle aFsegs of Susie and Sec Dun from @hoas ths 3streia were taken by an affieer.
 ; 1n CsgFt yesterday a1sesc stories we're Hold. iosettee with other details, bu, | jt seemed impossible to fully. identify thn diamonds The focal merchant, s u-bp sold thn diaFns;atls to Marguerite. i i& cUt of ths citg and there seemed some queatin@ es Fo WhetfeF he could 1 Identify tdeEn # lsEfg. The ease having l been continued come time already il was finally disgnlzssa and the dia- pIunds ordered FetusnEtl te the China I man. Though tt was impossible 0 se- cure q proper identification of the l stones thsFH le still Q lurking suspi- eipD Shat the story of she complaining { witness and tbe iteoFS of the preseeu- lion Is 4he correct ogln. EOe Dun, how- @ggr. insists fhas he zecurea the ring [ fr0rn Susie as collayeFal for five dol | lar loan. during q sirrae of lses tenlpor. I aFT financial etnh9TFaSsn9eIat.
 Another cass disposed of by Justice RobertEoa Was that of Jess Culver. q
 twelve year. old boy who lives in
 Tegnre4 Some dime age a bicycle be-
 longing to Miss Minnie kyie was stolen l from neRR DoyVfz' stere and later found tn sAs pozeesziofs of a Tempe
 aRah. ~tq taught t of Culver fol I {ssventE-tIEs csnts, a ciaeaf, pistel and i 5 small quantity of ammunition. He { told the hpyisf and other parties tha, he got the sheeg of his. sister who is ggell knQbEn- When he was fually ar festsa he rgai1feta thaa ie had fesf1d ihe wheel ghdey a bridge across the fireT from Tempe.
 \ brothev in law ee the boY came fa Phoenfx yesterday and secured fhG aDp9ilttnaasaS of guardian of young i T'ulvnF aftev which he aald Justice | lEnleTtsatb that if he weula release the lad he would 'saaaeav0F to care fev hin, and eegWtate' his conduct. The ecaF1 adna3n8ste@ed a severe lecture which tbe hoy seemed Se appreciate and be- bGg bright appearing orphan ehife l he w9s fouR& sNilty. sentence susp
 1az'ndeS during gso@sf behavior. aud de.