The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18
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WIN" hug"h'e WIS "W' ~ the Hitchen' HEAT
ING foots'spa In the bedroom next Ia the
room In whlot shs wss sIttina Mrs. Moore
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hrs' Moore deoidsd hat she would got
into the game herself auGl turn the tables
on EuR enle. She crept along ntIrtly 20 the
room vbara an. had h.srd o.. ,ot.. aod
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me s'oou STOCK sthl when she saw before
her not her daughter, but a good looking
young man, who was connecting himself
with some Of the valUables Of the family.
He. too. was 80 amazed that for a moment
ho could not move. But he soon recovered
Possession Of himself. He turned from the
dresser which he had been rihing and tried
to brush past Mrs. Moore and her daughter
Ida, who had followed her mother.
The women grabbed him, a nd in the
containing about $500 and q gold watch
and other jewelry, valued altogether az
about 5000, which he bad taken from the
dresser. He succeeded, however, in break
ng the hold Of the women and dashed
through the window and down the ladder
of the fire escape. He Their made a flying
lean t0stbe roof OF se2 West Fifty-eigbth
tree, and took In his heels over the house,
tons in the direction NJ Ninth avenue.
Ida Moora rrahad into tbe narlor and
screamed for helm. while her mother re-
maipad in the room wbera tbe tbiaS had
been busv and vatcbed bis nyooress until
he red through a stvIigbt
7, the noeonti,,, Win,a Moore the .,svs,.
vsar-old aon ~ the for,iI, ,yos In tho street
Having With sa,eroI otbar boys Thar
have hse, a ,ood m.rv ana ,me,ts in that
neishhorhood rohhsd d,,ring tho last few
months and IA s,on 40 nav baor I'd the ori.s
tho voungaters from foroe ~ hobit haean
to h. on ,ha Ionho,,t Asona - Tho hnv.
OF rtad m cali q nolicsmsn q vo,,ng man
coming from the direction Of Ninth ayenue
ua nnIo tha-rroun
One of the bows said. HTh,t,s the fellow.
The newoomer took To his bsela and made
for Columbus Circle. with tbe bows and
n oo,st, nt,v increaaing crowd in nursnit
When be rea cbed the subway station nj
the Circle he made a dash into the entra nce
and tried To throw his followers of tho
scent NV coming nm through the eyit bnt
u1tbo,t SUCCESS
He then d asbed west tbro,ob Fftv-
ninth street and turning into Columbus
avenue rushed north and disa ppear red
into tbe doorway of the ho,rse adjoining
the Emnire Hotel. at the corner of Sixtv.
third street.
Running nm to the ton of the house.
bs tried TO make bis escape through the
skvliaht. but finding that mode of eeress
barred he turned and rushed down stairs
q gain knocking over several OF his pur-
srsrs in his descent. Arrived In the street.