Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-09
BURGLARS WORK
 AT SHELTER CITY
MRS GooDIsoN's HOUSE BROKEN
 INTO AND RANSACkED.
Thirteenth strest Also Scene of An other 5urglary-EVidence Points to Fact That a Woman Was in the Case
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 Douglas. Dec. 7.-The gang of bur glars operating in this city seems t7 have no fear of being caught. Night after night houses are broken into and articles of value stolen. The mem bers of this gang are very bold and it is the very boldness of their ac- tions that seems to bring them sue cess. Last night they committed an other burglary and made their escape unseen and without leaving a trace by which the officers could follow them.
 Before II o'clock they entered the home of Mrs. GoCdison, on the corner of E and Twelfth street and complete ly ransacked the house. Mrs. Goodi- son with her mother and sister, has just moved into the house from the Ross house and had not arranged the furniture. Some of the family in company with Mr Biglow went to the Carnival last night And Mrs. Goodison waited for thG.r return to the Ross house, not caring to remain alone in their new residence. At II o'clock they went to their home and upon at tempting to open the back door they found that the key cid not turn fn the lock Turning the knob the door opened. showing that it had been un- locked during thei7l absence. Upon entering the house it was found to be in an awful condition. trunks had been burst open, the, beds torn to pieces and clothing and other articles thrown all over the floor.
 The burglars were probably at work when the family arrived at home for they did not get in all the trunks and the front door was open where they made their hurried exit.
 Nothj jJg of any great value was stolen; several pairs of silk stockings were all that was taken showing that there must have been a woman in the gang The burglars did not get into the chest where the articles of value had bean stored as they seemed 10 have over looked it in their search. This chest is a carpenters tool chest and did not attract attention. All the trunk keys and the door keys were stolen as in the other eases. As soon as Mrs. GooCfnson saw what had hap pened she sent Biglow to the house of ST. Maza to telephone for the off NGIS, anu NedPA<14h 1N- AAAAA45 oh0 NS%- stable Durnal came to the house al once They were unsuccessful in finding any clue as to the burglars. Capt. Rynning left his six-shooter and the family returned. Within two hours the burglars were back and tried the back and front doors, but were fright ened away by Biglow.
 Mrs. Goo6.nson stated that Monday night some one came to the side win dow of her bedroom and flashed a dark lantern through under the cur tain and then went away The light awakened her, and she plainly saw the round light moving from object 10 object in the room. the rays comng through the window. She awaken ed her sister. but by that time the light was gone. The other members of the family laughed at her when she told of seeing the strange Fight, but that one of the parties who were in last nights robbery was the man who flashed the light into the house to find where the occupants were sleeping there is little doubt.