The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
NOW 1t TIE ONE
JUST KEEP STILL
This Is Adm0nitiOn of Gentle
man" Burglar to Miss
Sarah McCabe.
WELL-DRESSED ROBBERS
LOOT THE ROSS HOME
Excellent Description of the
Men Obtained: Value of Stolen
Property $500.

AS we'll dressed ordinary citizens
and displaying Il reckless GOODNESS, two
burglars. one masked and one not masked
broke into the residence of Andrew 5.
Ross. Il mining man, 23i North Main
street. at 6 o'clock yesterday morning and
after fifteen minutes visit left the
house. carrying away jewelry estimated
TO be worth $1,000 and $500 in cash.
Captain OF Detectives Beckstcad not
only has a minute description of the TWO
robbers. but has their photographs In his
possession. The arrest OF the gentle
men, burglars is expected shortly,
4 feature OF the bold crime was the
conversation which ehsued between Miss
Sarah McCabe. a sister of Mrs. Ross.
and the intrudcrs The men searched
every room In the house before entering
tha, OF Miss McCabc. The room in
which Mr. and Mrs. Ross were sleeping
was ransackcd and everything OF value
taken without disturbing the occupants.
The room of Miss McCabe's mother was
searched iii the same systematic manner
without awakening the elderly lady.
Miss McCabc heard a sound in the room
as she awakened and when She opened
her eyes saw man going through
trunk opposite her bed. In the hall she
saw another man. She gave a slight
scream and the burglar turned upon her,
Admonition Of Burglar.
Now. little one don't make any noise;
we don't want to hurt YOU and we won't
do you any harm II you keep still, but
If you make a noise you're going to get
hurt said the robbcr, and after he WAS
sure OF the impression he had made he
continued looting the trunk, handing
pocke tboolcs, etc. out Of the door to his
partner, who went through them and cast
them upon the floor Miss McCabe re-
manned quiet while the burglars ram
sacked her room.
rlA, . y1,- ricit. ia,I ,cl,l lN lnnt
cd the house they walked slowly down
the hall and left by the front door. In
the street they were joined by a third
man evidently street guard. The trio
Cabe saw this from her window,
Miss McCabe got a good look at the
TWO men who were in the house, although
the one who had entered the room. after
he had been discovered drew a hand
kerchief over the lower part OF his face
Reported to Police
Miss McCabe did not tell Mr.. Ross Of
the robbery until Z o'clock, Immediately
after which ii was reported TO the police
and Detective Edward NJ. Janney made
an Investigation.
The following articles were stolen, Gold
watch. value $3.50; plain gold chain:
Knights Templar emblem. value $3.50;
stickpn set with Jewels, valued at $l75;
pair Of plain cuff buttons set with large
diamonds. value $l50; trade dollar charm
postage stamp case; ring set with dia-
mOndS. Nalue SZUV, ring set with coral
circle and ten diamonds. value si00: stick
pin set with pearls. value $50 coral cameo
sti:kpn value $50 coral earrings value
$50; coral cu1 buttons: necklace set with
diamonds. value $50: two gold chains and
one pearl pin: stlclSiu set with diamonds
and rubles, value $50: two plain gold
rings, sos in cash taken from Mr.. Ross's
pockets and other cash amounting to Si02.
Entrance TO the house was made
through a rear kitchen window which had
been opened with Jimmy.
Mr.. Ross Is associated with the Wilbcrt
Mining company of Pttsburg Pa He
has an office at 81 Kcarns building,