The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-22

cldl avenue just Opposite tue NH. . le
tried to get into Kelly Bros. mill to
have them telephone the police; but
it being the noon hour the mill was
closed
j Further down the street she met
James LaHue who undertook TO
notify police headquarters. He Went
up Railroad street past the shed and
as he did so two more men came
down the levee slope and joined the
two already in the shed. He then
went to the coal shed and telephoned
for the patrol wagon and the police.
The men were taken, to head
quarters and it is said were after
wards driven up to the city limits
and told to leave this locality
Whether this is true or not was nos
larned last night.
u The night force did not seem to
know of the circumstance and Chief
Coweli when asked about the matter
professed complete ignorance saying
he had not heard of the case.
Burglary at cunningham's.
The residence of John Cunningham
at 222 Twenty-ninth street was en-
tered early yesterday morning
through rear window. The burglar
ransacked the house and secured a
small amount of money.
Il Burglary at Edmunds.
"A burglar broke into the residence
Of F. f. Edmunds 1902 Walnut street
early yesterday morning, A high lat.
tice work encloses the back porch
The burglar climbed over this and
, then pried up window in the pantry
Alongside the window was a wash
board which he took down and laid
on the floor for fear he would knock
it down. On raising the window he
found scrubbing brush and several
: window sill, these he carefully re
moved. After getting into the pantry
he tried to get into the kitchen
through the pentry door but found il
: locked from the opposite side anC
the key hs been turned half way
around. r. failed to push out the
key and left the premises withou
carrying off anything, but left nj;
. finger prints on the window glass aHd
the different articles he had touched
Burglar Got Diamond Ring.
A burglar had no difficulty in on
(, tering the residence of Mike ODon
: nell, 315 Division street shortly b.
fore o'clock yesterday morning. HI
! found easy sailing at the O'Donnal
residence The front door was foun,
= by him unlocked. Mi ne had to d.
i was to walk in The door is usual,
/, left unlocked until the last membe
/ Of the family is in AS it happene,
last night Mr.. O'Donnelrs son Wi
v liam was out late to dance and di,
!. not return home until shortly after
o'clock.
Before the burglar proceeded t
business he unlocked the side doc
so he could have two exits in case 0
emergency. Mr.. ODonnell sleep
down stairs and the other member
Of the family sleep up stairs. He Sc
4 dom rays any attention to noises il
c hears in the house and IS therefor
q not easily awakened. The burg.a
y ransacked the lower floor from sparlc
! to kitchen.ein the front rooms he eve
/ turned back the comers OF the,,r,Is
:, looking for money In the y
= closet in the dining room is wheE
= the burglar, made haul. He foun
= in tea cup diamond solitaire rim
| which Miss Margaret had place
e. there the evening before while ST
Is washed the dishes She had al.
c. placed another diamond ring, clu
&c ter in another cup This ring WI
r not taken The ring stolen was
II three.quarter karat valued at SIS.
e. had been gift Of the late Capt. M
q. Kinney to the young lady, 1t
Sc thought the burglar had been watc
.; ing the house and had seen Miss Mf
~ garet place the ring in the cup
- The burglar did not go up stairs
. all; II he had he would have gott'
: $65 from the pocket Of John O'Dt
=, nell, which was within easy reach.
- is presumed that he was still In t
!, house when William O'Donnell
! turned from, the dance ami got o
!. the side door as he came in the fro
. William knew there was somethi
- wrong when he saw the front do
81 open and Immediately aroused
es family who soon discovered they b
ed o sure enough burglar as visitor.
raj A False Alarm.
in The family of r. d. Aydt at 81
on Pine street were aroused during 7
g. day night by unusual noises abe
the house. but as there were no