The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-13
POLICEMAN PEEKS
over ASHADE AND
]. SEES A HOLDUP
One Robber Holds Revolver at
Woman's Face While An
other Awes Two Men.

Policeman Weiland of the Morris.
anla station was trying doors" along
lonely Bergen avenue-the most tire.
some part Of routine police duty--at
Q little after midnight this morning
when he reached the family entrance
the Royal Cafe at No. Gie. owned
y A. II. Feick. The place usually
sss early because there Is no late
tom in that neighborhood. Tho
N was brightly lighted and Wei
ID loked over the shade to learn
hat was going on.
He saw . woman backed against
70 partition Of the sitting room. with
pr hands over her head and q man
plding . revolver towards her. weil-
pd ran softly to Ono Hundred and
ifty.second street and whistled to
Policeman Campbell on fixed post.
tDrawing his revolver. he opened the
Roor and Jumped into the room. Mrs.
Feline Fsiot. the wife Of the pro.
srietor. was still backed against the
wall with revolver held at her head
~ . thick ct young man with
weather bsatsnfeatures. a.
Throw UP your hands," said
Campbsll.
NY mother never taught me how"
vas the growled retort, and the gun
AaA swung his revolver under the
pelicsman's nose. Drop that or I'll
hnook your knob or"
wsiiand ieaped from behind Camp
bell and Stripped the robbers wrist,
ana Campbell. using his revolver as
= oluh struck the man a blow across
che side Of the head. The three fought
on the floor and under q table until
the sunman>Was quiet. A second re-
volvsr was taken from his coat
pocket.
"ouicls. now!" said Mrs. Feick.
szAseeAs another one In the wash
room robbing my son!"
Weiland. leaving the robber with
Campbell. went into the washroom.
Yong August Feiclt. who tends bar
or his father. and Henry Faber Of No.
SSS Wsstchester avenue. were stand
ing With hands up against the wash
stand while . man flourishing . re-
volver was searching Faber's pockets.
This robber dropped his revolver
when he saw weiland's uniform.
STAYED UNTIL SALOON WAS
eMPTleo OF CUSTOMERS.
The two men. who called themselves
John Kelly Of No. Is Elmer street.
Kingston. N. Y, and John w. Smith
Of No. n Maple street. Dallas. Tex.
entered the saloon at II o'clock and
hung around, buying an occasional
glass Of beer. until all tho other Gus
toners except Faber had gone.
Then Smith demanded of Feick,
" o said he was going TO close up,
that the 'house blow" The men
looked Agly and Feicll hastily agreed
20 treat. Kelly went back into the
entry TO the washroom, but at once
feappeared through q door behind q
bar. and. pointing q revolver in
Feicl's face, ordered him out. Smith
did the same to Faber. Mrs. Feicls
was In the sitting room waiting for
her son to close tho place.
Smith went into the bar. took 81
from the cash register, So from q
glass on the bar and began prying
open the locked drawers under the
shelf back Of the bar. The noise of
clipping and splitting wood aroused
Nr1. Feick's curiosity. When she
found Smith breaking open a drawer
In which was her pocketbook con-
tanning $50 she screamed. Smith at
[once ordered her back. pressing his
revolver against her head and threat
0ning to kill her II shc screamed. He
va: holding her. waiting for Kelly
20 bring In tho other two victims.
when Policeman Weiland peeked
ovor the shade.
Both neM were srraigned before
Magistrate Ten Eyck IN Morrisania