The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

told him the window ali right. he asked me to
stand by the tree and watch he came back lie
told me, however. that If heard In tho house
should come TO the window, and. IL necessary I
should come inside to help him set away.
Billy had been in the about half an hour
when heard footsteps coming along the street--sow
and measured footsteps which believed to belong
TO Charlie In this mistaken, but he
Spuiu not see me on account OF the tree Ills dog
however. whinet breed scented me and
commenced to bark furiously. coming the
nero was NIX but had to face 1t and take chances
so came out from under the and walked toward
the Charlie my right band holding pistol up my
sleeve. badc him cordial good morning" hut he
did not seem to receive this salutation in
able manner; for he grufly what l
doing there. pleasantly answered that ! had wandered
ALLEGHENY city" replied Whom you know
over there? he then inquired mentioned several
his T2u ha Gs oss S al u a Pe and
house TO help lie suddenly appeared the
The The .choriie now knew that something must, BE-
NE slug him" hu NOT wishing to this said
a., as ss,O were a69u TO Start men
s l9Ward 1 i@msdiaIsS 10 the charlie
The The iw9 men after shouting Stop 5hie
around ana red ana AID 81 tn s ran ea ~meerea
s bo ,is pr2Ssens Our pnrsuers keep right after
bnsd wi me a e9rner and turned
'e9 NE dr9SseG i ana sgI aW@y al rsh
m %fH9nS ~ ana ab Hen sat down 70 Ss ALMOST
s 9Gf ea anf in fh so our pipes ana men s
When heard You ,aikine, l thought YOU had been
watch and cha25 T5 nnG super anf slang
and the leather contained in The elshborhood sioo
and earncd !hat BON that iS ourseivesp ' Rad
gs at H@ he '4s ral s s q bprsiaf
ana you'd make the arrests very soon This the old
T9fte[ ma wrote It Of Us must have been his
1t viii Shus be seen tAat IN the profession Of
n one mas often TO 80 upon the firing line but
soidief 1t g resarded bit OF !depay inseparabe
!Enorne myself egtirsly and speaking the pro
Of nerve to BE- house and beat Mouse e D.
,q an af5 5sn and Tie male inmates ara
e ba e ienaie ih,"ss are not SLOW to shoot when
burglary is conducted SO quietly hai no one hesr
ofg3 as, hayf een big gun lying on chair right
nroceot,s % 'I nv ate as nreminery to 1nrther
poce seycrul mca hay FOUND ana ld Rgt III M
hays made this immediately harmless bs 7 The
entrcd he does not oficn rs @ Sisep p yn S inc
IS AT to ae up win S pse I9a be eecsd she
- iie inc rom When th;s occurs she will so
nn FAX @Ea n; e VII nSne make her husband si
burglar discovers that woman is awake ana hears
% n@ 80 10 sleep again until Investigation has
her SaGan IF sa n S,m the to
S nny, ii the Of h9uSe aqa he reped II they
san DO and then turned Is over an ana ssN wep more
SLEEP me wife h9weyer got conducted an
lhNcstlgat!on herself |, of course, for
entered. - 1855 ''"u oreh
People are not very apt to lock their inside doors
wndow n e oeen S the
nave laid Out the siverwnre for removal downstars
nave gone upstairs and found room uniocEed
;tNe beaten every room in the house have gone
STAIRS anu gathered in the silvcrware. have
parted a 5S the way entered some houses. however
houses ina, have once becn beaten by burglars are
alarms dogs outside and inside and lights burning ali
over; yet even n house of this is Beaten and
have already spoken OF dogs and how to manage