Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-25
MAN HELD UP IN
 BROAD DAYLIGHT Two Masked Men Relieve a Stranger of $500 aad
 JGWelry

| Without a mask, and in broad day light yesterday, two robbers held ur Frank Spaulding as he was coming to
 Bisbee from Lowell. The hold-ur took place between the Copper Ql cen Hospital and the electric light plant at Il o'clock yesterday morning. The robbers secured $500 in checks, about $50 in money, gold ring, watch aLd chain.
 After he had been released Spauld. ing teiephoned the officers Eere what had happened. Officers WilmoJh and Doyle left immediately for Lowell. where they expected to find the hLid. up men. Mir. Spaulding also return. ed to Lowell to identify the parties in case they were there.
 Tn telling of the hold-up, MT. Spauld- ! ing stated that he had been in Bisbee but few days, and had been to Low. ell, where he expected to secure rooms. He had gone to Lowell in the morn. irg, and was returning when two men stepped from the bank where they had been sitting, one of them covered him with a revolver, demanding him to throw up his hands. The other rarty searched him, taking the money, cheeks and jewelry. The robbers then made him resume his journey, stating they would shoot if he turned his heal. They started back to Low. lelL
 Spaulding describes the robbers as being one tall and one short man, both having dark hair. Both were dressed | ns- tal hn description of the two hold-up men
 who have been robbing people who traverse the railroad track in walking to Bisbee from Lowell. This is one of the boldest robberies that has ever been committed in Bisbee.
 Steps have been taken to prevent
 the checks from ping cashed. The banks on which they were drawn have | been notified to stop payment. l After three or four hours of fruit
 less search in Lowell, Officers Wii
 moth and Doyle returned to Bisbee in
 he hopes of finding some clue which will lead to the arrest of the robbers. | They believe, however. that these rob
 bers do not stop in Lowell or Bisbee in the daytime, but have a camp some,
 where 'n the mountains where they stay. The Lowell officers have been watching since the hold-up vas report ed, but have not apprehende any one
 who answered the description of the robbers as given by Spaulding. | Officer Doyle stated yesterday that Irnless the officers at Lowell took some steps to oust the loafers there | rubberies and hold-ups would continue He said that there are in Lowell over twelve men whom the officers ran out of Bisbee, and that they were hanging
 around saloons and houses of i'll re
 pute there, none of them doing days
 work. When night comes, he contend
 ed, they slip back to Bisbee and com
 init some crime. After outing these
 parties from Bisbee the officers her'
 W ent to Lowell and pointed them ou
 to the Lowell officers.
 No clue has been ascertained tha will lead to the arrest of these hold up men, but the officers are still work ing on the case.
 |I Later Awitness to the holi-ul was found last evening by Officer Wi muth in the person of Mrs. White whose husband is an employe at tn Turf, and who resides in the Fur lodging house. Mrs. White was re turning to Bisbee with her little caugh ter along the railroad track from E;s it to Lowell, and was within fifteel feet of the man when he was held uI Mrs. White states that the dead va
 committed by four Mexicans who at ] vaLCed from behind car near tn nCwder magazine.