The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
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uSl,'' adventure OF the boM . .
III The have already described
~ which Crewe was enabled e
A ahitl ro.u.,Iior optical powers, W.
A N bis pe pSsrm friendship. II VA
a pc % W." ~c should work toge'heI
E-,ea tha1 for the solution oil an,
~ iu,uIc, Ic,,ies which might come t'
|s eilrso .onrso OF my proteS,s'1t,l,la' p,S t,,o ,en, eH
tt Nsd arranged TO eatcn @ ,he ,,oc Ga,
We nS% or America, bu, on ;ne ca ca
[>,ep ,syslled there occurreu occur;a VI cl,or Io
q s"f NJ such mysterious t'a ar
4, rscel.s .s,,i,er W OF us could resist Mthy M
hiI nei'i,e i,,eemain and lend our did
<u05 u " of the criminal
n, nsco'esy esyrembers how the famous
Ic, .rs stolen from the Tower
a tSte TSsse Mvs emeralds, which had
f,-Acn III than any especia! IN
|;sgis fai'tb had been presented by
"a Talue. Nc famous favorite, and
Ia i 70 ~, small chamber in The
& rss'rVeo n'nre stored miscellaneous
"a vseIs ."condary importance not
80 SD .. on public exhlnit,on, roirG oneG
~ paIn IL an Isolated building q hi rouilG
t.S tS y "a ran straight up TO heigl.'
4 rca 5.at and was absolutely mac
|rrg ish the outside, the brick walls
y I'VE ' ,he slightest fooihold. In
~ ~. ,s no direct access 10 nus
fds We" since II connected with the
q d sL INV hv series OF passage
& lsou's and entirely unapproaeh-
3 snV1so rom The center building. An'
: Dta 'uJI 'nhI,h was guarded by a file
|tisn' Tms turret had a small
E;or Es overlooking the road, SIX
II I, was TOO high for any
= \. .srv up n graphing hook; IN
,sjrs bu, a firemans s ladder couiu
r:sd access to II from 'ne OUT
lila of this the window was
= ~, ,be outside. bar was re-
- Nv, I'VE ,he mortar setting. and the
i ivl sn;Eancc, obtained posses
y a. emcralds and calmly de-
b y sobeerved. The robbery was
"a s.rsd until the following daY.
- lime the perpetrator OF the
~ rot safely away.
,d,1 nature OF the crime excited
A." II was certain that no lad
N zen used TO gain Ambulance,
=. lower was unguarded' per
-, continually passing and re-
~ iho road beneath, and any
LII. would have been speedily
q The more so inasmuch as any
s,sJ against the wall would have
,t such an angle that IL would
s.Ssa ;he sidewalk underneath.
= him day after the robbery the
y: xere discovered in the pawn
Ia, notorious Fence" in White
= -r;on. They had been LETT there
g lsIlsu. the man confessed; when
ErrH with prosecution. Neighbors
4. a,ubroker confirmed this state
d (, lllperant organ grinder. accom-
EMs monkey. had been seen 10
( ~ ,awnshop on the day after the
= HIs monkey seemed TO be sick,
rrsSor edded. II was wrapped in
= ,.i lay lisdessly on the top Of
"a. Il was an extremely large
III those who saw 1t had re-
4 y Impression that it was Chin
e, III nothing OF 1t could be seen, |
4 a r<s swathed from head 10 foot. !
\ illnesses confirmed this state
4 h Us, furthermore, known that
LIZ orsan grinder had been seen
a Icsty Of the tower for several |
4 ehH the robbery. Although he
| |tnss be worst place for the plying
d nis, and had taken in practically
~ /. had cheerfuily ground out his
! H. alter day at the base OF the
y ak monkey, however, lay on the
| b. sgan, Just as the other wit
= ~ described. and never stirred
- some children. who haG tried
y { bere angrily "shooed" away
d eras grinder. who asserted that
III vas sick.
& rs ell that could be learned.
|aH,eant organ grinders In London
! trsdy Investigated by the po-
2 % man with such an animal
~ Although the Jewels had been
- Tar OF other daring robberIes
rlr End impelled the authorities
-zk ihi,r search IN the most Wig
IEEa
fl hing TO do" said Crewe TO
rs Y had agreed 10 do our best Z
~ Ne mystery. "is 10 look at
= ETHER accordingly and found
esTd standing In r solid pha-
y Ase OF the tower. gazing up
va walls. while couple OF
Eiadly moved them on when
Enoars became too great for
IN TO pass. II seemed impos- ,
nJone could have scaled those
fsnral ladder.
~ expose the man sent his
p! ! hazarded.
E4ed and shook his head.
GNl night possibly be able 10
@sd n the bricks. he said.
"ud II have sawn out the
Apart from this. no monkey
1unea 10 bring down any ar
asr wished for. No, Langton
your theory is, we must
''en tue realms of posi-
q "a shlning-a rare thing in
cte~o. having carefully in
OF the walls. now fell
distance and proceeded TO
: Z whole. He fixed both
i,a upon the tower. so that :
w., souid impress itself upon
,,,,, faid Crewe. eve will take !
III ,om rn !rom the other side And !
" a anG once again he TO-
IA nj NJ upon the brickwork. Z
~. m sald. as The sun went
d ,TTs think the discovery =
sS' sS' 70 din'cult Is II appears"
n. sslo one Of the polireme1
WelIFad this remark. MAY Z