The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-22
SERVANT DRESSED
As ENGLISH LORD
Plays Part of "2aifles" and
Steals SIS, Worth OF Gems
NO JEWELRY is FOUND
OR PAWN TICKETS WHEN PRIS.
ONER is SEARCHED-ONE OF
NEW YoRk'S GREATEST
COuPS IN YEARS.

New York, Oct, 21.-By the arrest {
two young men and a most mysterou
Jewel robbery at the Hotel Buckins
ham, one of the most expensive, Lor
don-y and exclus We caravansaries i
New York was disclosed yesterday
The victims are Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
H. Hoadley. who have a suite of room
on the sixth floor of the Buckingham
which is at Fiftieth street and Fiftl
avenue facing the Roman Catholic
Cathedral.
Mr.. Hoadley is banker AT No. z
Broadway and has been considerabl,
N the public within the past two
weeks in connection with the pending
international Power pool lawsuit be
fore Justice Amend in the supreme
court in which his brother Joseph II
Hoadley, Joseph Letter and Cyrus
Field Judson are concerned.
According to the story told by Man
ager Wood, OF the Buckingham, a
bellboy who had recently left the
Buckingham employ were able to
bluff an entrance past private
detective and all the bellboy's former
fellow-servants. and obtain an en-
trance into the Hoadley apartments
The prisoners, John York, the wait
er mentioned. and Albert Schultz. who
was beliboy at the hotel up to week
ago, were arraigned late yesterday
afternoon, charged with the robbery.
Both denied the accusation and We're
remanded to police headquarters.
York is well-looking young fellow
whose appearance bears out to some
extent the extraordinary story told by
Manager Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Hoadley were out on
Tuesday might, !" said Mr. Wood yes,
terday 10 a World reporter, 1--WE have
since learned that York and Schultz
were in the hotel at the time of the
Hoadleys absence. York easily passed
as a visitor to the hotel, and Schultz
who was with him, was disguised Sc
as to escape notice He wore a false
York came in with Schultz The,
asked no questions and went upst airs
as if they were persons acquainted
with some of our patrons | don't be
ieve any one recognized Schultz a
hat time. They were upstairs TO
some time and then came down and
walked out. After that Mrs. Moadley |
missed her jewels.
after the robbery our private de |
ective remembered the visit of York |
md his companion, and ii was then
discovered that this companion mus
,e Schultz, disguised under a false
The story told by Detective Ser
eants Oppenheim and Bowling. of the
'entral Office. differs in many essen
ials from the version just related
he detectives say that on Sunday ?
ey, which unlocks the apartments oc
upied by j. A Murray. was M sseJ
his key must have been taken or
aturdsy night On Sunday. while ar
lquiry about the missing key was
Ding on. one of the hallboys said he
ad seen Schulze at the back en-
'ance of the hotel. wearing a false
ustachc He recognized Schultz
trough his flimsy disguise. but pa'd
D attention TO what he might bs
)ing-thought il was some joke o.
her. The m ssing key put a differ
u ght on the incident in his under
anding and he told the manager.
Mr.. Hcadley went out early Tuesda,
orning. to be gone until late. Mrs
oadley and her daughter left the
Dtel together az $50 o'clock. The,
-st put all their jewels into a boz
I'd the box into a bureau drawer
hey locked the entrance door of their
,artments as they departed.
Returning at 10.30 O'Clock. Mrs.
oadley and her daughte- found the
ireau drawer open and the jewe'
X empty. The robbers had unlocked
me door, and locked it again as they
ent out. perhaps with the missing
" nt Mr.. Murray room. for Mrs.
oadley found all her doors locked
they had been earlier in the even
e
The robbers had ransacked all the
-awers and cabinets in the rooms. J
ID even had taken the gold studs
ON 4 shirt Of Mr. Hoadleys which .
y in his room
a partial list of the stolen Jewels y
ve1 to the police by Mr. Hoadley
lows.
ring Of - pearls .-- ... ..-.. s. 100 \
lg collar. set with pearls and g
diamoads 49,. ...... ..... COO b
-escent pin # pearls and dia- =
nlDAuS --- $50 ett -
ng with two pearls and a iia- s.
mond ... ...-.- ....-.-. 600 a