Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-27
$500 IN JEWELRY IS RECOVERED; STONES
 FOUND IN HIS SHOE
RECOVERY OF JEWELRY FROM ABE FIELDS CLEARS CASE
 CONSIDERABLY


 About $500 wortis of diamonds and jewelry was recovered yesterday from Abe Fields. one of the men arrested the day before by the city police for robbing Mamie Williams. Fie.ds and J. W. Tanning are both '. .ne city jail being unable to raise the bond Of s1OOO each. for their liberty.
 At the time of the arrest of the two men Wednesday morning, a search was made of their persons but noth- ing was found. This was probably due to the fact that Fields. who was caught first by officer Brooks, was brought to the station and only searched for weapons. Af,er Tanning and Schwartz had been incarcerated all three were thoroughly searched but nothing was found on them.
 The officers were certain, however, that the loot was either in l,he jail or cached away somewhere. Working on this theory the officers quizzed the three men and finally Fields ac- knowledged that he knew where the jewelry was.
 The man was taken to the ffice of chief of police where he was again thoroughly searched and this time in one of his shoes. between the lining and the leather, the diamonds were found. In the city jail the balance of the Jewelry was found with the exception of a locket and a necklace, neither of which has any great value. The loot found includes lady's watch. with diamond settings, a pend ant chain with '.hree diamonds. one diamond ring. a broach of heavy gold with several diamonds, and two ear rings, each with a large diamond. Schwartz was yesterday released from jail on bond. He is also out of | jail on another bond facing a charge of selling a horse and buggy not be- | longing to him. It is understood this case will come up for hearing before Judge High today
 | Fields is what is known as a hop 1 fienA" It became known to the police that on Tuesday evening Fields, in company with several women and an- other man. were arrested in Naco. | Sonora, on '.he charge of smoking opium. The women were released that night and Fields the next morning. When Fields effects were gone through an opium pipe, of excellent workmanship was found. The whole paraphernalia was in good shape and showed recent signs of usage.
 Another light on the affair was found when several papers. contain ing Yen Since. were loca.ed on Fields body while the search was going on yesterday morning. Fields begged the chief of police to be allowed to keep the Yen Since. but 1t was taken from him.
 Yen Shee is the essence of opium and is used when the opium can not be bought. I. is made by boilins the ashes, or the leavings in an opium pipe, until nothing but a thick sub. stance is left in the kettle. It was tre dry powdered product found or Fields person.
 Should he local officers SO desire Fields could be turned over to the fed teral authorities and prose cuted fol having opium and an opium outfit iI his possession. This is hardly prob able in view of the case against the man here.
 Schwartz. in whose room the mer were located. contends that he is 1T no way connected with the robbery and says that Fields and Tanning
 merely came to his room early Wed
 nesday morning.