The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-10
bOLDEST BURGLARY
bOWERy EVER SAW
GETS THEIR GOATS
Capt. Khsiar and Lle,n. Dig
ON Regard This Safe Blow
mg q Personal A6funt.

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saatspn and iAssA Dusuaa. ~ ashA
hand man. sssAsd IN WORT Of the safs-
bSowsss who robbed the o1gar store -
No - Bovsry ~ 80 O'CLOCK On Sunday
morning - noe only oos Of the most
daring grimes Of tbs kind. but - . psr.
sonai anront 70 thsmssevea The facts
In The oass wsss made pubic ct Po,ios
Headquarters to-day.
Before his promoron TO . eaptaancy
kfnsler was . Centred once detective
and Duggsn was his partner. Their
pscialty wNs safe blowers and loft
workerA II was their boast that they
had practically cleared the city OF safe
blowers and had Kept down the opera
ions Of loft workars.
But they have mover been sbis to md
the men who blew the safe In McCann's
hat store 1T No. 40 Bowery and the
Walkover Shoe store at No. 25s Bowery
last January. Undoubtedly the same
gang committed the burglary Of Sunday
morning few doors away from the
scenes OF their two former successes
No. 23 Bowery. occupied by a branch
| OF the United Cigar Stores Company, 10
|
Houston street. The corner store room
u vauaat II V separated from the ots~r
store by . heavy wooden partition. Tho
doors of the vacant storeroan and the
cigar store adjoln.
PRED BAR FROM WINDOW,
ENTERED ROOM.
Some time between I and . O'Clock
Sunday morning the burglars entered
the hall Of tenement house In Elisabeth
street. near Houston, passed through TO
the rear yard. climbed q low fence and
gs4ned the barred rear windows Of the
vacant storeroom. They pried out bar
and entered the room.
Only the wooden partition was be-
tween them and the cigar store. Thoy
had to make two openings. The first
brought them against q closet used for
cigar storage. The second opened q
way for them into the cigar store
proper. While they were At work cut.
ting the openings they were IN full
view from the street.
Once In the cigar store the thieves
pushed . small safe from the front oil
the room to a partitioned once In the
rear Then they selected q big assert.
ment OF premiums. such ~ safety ras.
orr. silver backed hair brushes and
other articles such a. are given In re-
turn for certificates They also tool
2o0o certificates and an assortment Of
cigarettes and cigars. This loot va
while another WAS at work arranging
tor the explosion OF the aafe.
No attempt was made to deaden tn
sound OF the explosion beyond backing
the safe against the heavy Ice boz
doors Of the zinc lined closets uss'
for cigar storage. The noise was hear'
all over the neiGhborhood. awakening
tenants In the Elisabeth street house
and also seepers In tho Uncle San
Lodging House next door.
THOUGHT WHOLE BLOCK HAI
BEEN BLOWN UP.
A newsboy on the corner Of Houston
street and the Bowery said he though
the whole block had been blown ny
He hunted up two policemen who looke'
all through the district for an ex
piosion. While they were searching
the thieves escaped with $500 from
the safe and their other booty by wa
Of the Elizabeth tenements. The rob
berry was not discovered until Aaro
. Jacobs, manager OF the store, opene
up at $50 o'clock this morning.
He lost no time In notifying IN
police. Capt. Kinsler and Duggan wsr
soon on the scene. They discovore
that the burglars had evidently wor
gloves as there were no finger print
visible. After blowing the safe tn
burglars had taken time to extinguis
small fre they had started in IN
, woodwork OF the once.
, There II no doubt that the men VII
committed the robbery OF Sunday bic
, the Mccain safe and the walkovs
safe. From McCann's. In addition I
cash. they took hats. and from IN
Walkover store they took an equipmsr
Of shoes.
Indignant and perplexed, Kinslsr an
= Dugsan are spending all ther time q
y the case Since they left the Centri
. Office they have got out OF touch wit
dongs In the world Of safe blower
o but they are hopeful OF catching n
Il men who invaded their precinct an
n pulled of the boldcst robbery the Bow
= cry can recollect.