Show OFFICERS BRING r r l wi THREE SUSPECTS Men Alleged to Be Implicated in Daynes Jewelry Store Robbery in Custody ALLEGED CLEVER CROOKS MUCH OF LOOT RECOVERED IN DENVER Captain John B Burbidge of tHe po police police police lice department returned from Denver last night at 11 bringing with him as prisoners Ed Phillips Frank McFarland and Ed C n s who are accused of complicity In the Daynes Jewelry robbery in Salt Lake Lal Accompanying the party was J Frank Daynes who identified more than 1500 worth of jewelry recovered from froni the prisoners as part of the loot t that had been stolen from the jewelry store The Tho stolen property was was wad located loca ted in pawnshops In the of gam gamblers gamblers In resorts and saloons as well as asin asIn asin in the rooms of oC the men under arrest it Is said It was scattered out Denver and it took several days davs to get it together But little of or the more expensive jewelry jewel was recovered That which was located Included ed sixty gold filled watches and a number of the cheaper rings that were stolen Package Contains Jewelry The first clue as to whom tue rub bers might be was gained in Ogden when wh n a package addressed to Ed Phil Phillips lips Denver was intercepted at the express office This package was found Cound to contain much of the tho stolen jewelry Two weeks later Phillips was arrest arrested arrest arrested arrested ed on a train passing pasing through La Junta Colo Cole by Sheriff Potter on a u charge of picking pockets on the train trainAn trainAn An Ar express receipt for a package of Jewelry jewell sent to his wife from Crom Promontory Promontory Promontory tory was found Cound in his possession Doss and this led the th sheriff to suspect that he was wag connected with the Daynes rob robbery robbery bery bAn Phillips was taken to o Denver Sheriff Nesbit of Denver and Chief Larue of the sheriffs detective force went vent to work on the case anti and soon had a dozen Jozen men ipen in jail suspected of or complicity in the theft Among Amons them thorn was WIlS Ed Jennings and Frank Franl McFarland McFarland land These two men with Phillips according to the Denver police com corn comprise prise prie a trio of the most clever pick pickpockets pickpockets pickpockets pockets in the west The arrest of the themen themen themen men in Denver was caused by the uis dis disCO CO ry of jewelry which was aart Jart art of th Daynes loot at the place where It had been pawned by these men Received Stolen Goods The Tho Th three brought to Salt SaIt Lake ac according according according cording to Captain Burbidge were not connected with the actual commission of the crime but received the stolen here and on that charge they will probably be prosecuted Two others who are said to have received some of the loot in Denver vill will be bo tiled in that thai city on a similar charge Captain Burbidge and J Frank Daynes Davnes went to Denver soon after the arrest of the men and spent ten days searching the city for the property The prisoners refused to come conic to Salt T LakE without requisition papers These were obtained and nd approved by Governor Buchtel on Monday The Themen Them Themen men m n demanded to see them before leaving leavin the jail jan but after being satis satisfied fled fied fi as a to the nature of the pa pes pors pc they the made no further protest Women Wear Stolen Rings At the train Mrs Irs Jennings and Mrs Phillips Phillip bade their husbands a tearful farewell As Mrs Irs Jennings threw her lr arms J bout her husbands neck Mr Ir Daynes noticed that she wore two of the th stolen rings These were taken from her by bv Sheriff Sh Nesbit and re returned returned returned turned to their owner I The prisoners were met at the tho Rio lilo Grande Grende station tation st night by lv h Patrol Patrolmen Patrolmen Patrolmen men Brown and Golding and escorted handcuffed to the city jail The three were ere were wen shackled together with Phillips In the middle Phillips gave his hiI occupation as that of It n a tailor tallor Mc Me McFarland Farland said he was a carpenter and Jennings said he lie was a painter They ThE are said to have worked to together together together gether as pickpockets for years dur during during ing the convention they are alleged to have worked on special trains between La Junta and Los An Angeles Angeles geles ecles c ca S |