Salt Lake Tribune | 1910-02-19 | Page 16 | Bold Robber [Illegible] to Get the [Illegible]

wSlj 10 GEII J Spcclaeular Holdup Isp hy the Bravery ffiti Victim. t THIEF CAUGHTANDm UNTIL HELP ISjf Moxuni Hotel Jewelrl ( Scene of an Exl Omirrencelp: "urlng - ITl7TttM Into the eyes m,d ,noutIl 331 a Jeweler, whoso piCe of M fljj 6 East Fourlh Sonih alJfi Moxum hotel building. Ha a l tempted to ste;il tX lray5n diamond rings Friday ntjPa o-clock but was enught aj IB the arrival or the police, the city jail, charged wjf crand larceny. NeP!Je iff in his home by Dr. II. c ft Has rooms at 1!.- Moxi,m , mediately called. g While tho lol.l.y of ihe hi i with guests. Wdhams c uc?? lobby, nnd. r.o, tonkin,? 3 Place stepepd up to NeS & be shown some diamond Br ft Nelpag placed Iht- lirct t av the showcase. Williams esa 1 for a moment, and. nolnthv tf tray, asked that it alo be three trays filled with rin Placed before him on the. h, Jg lams began to speak to No K bending over the trnvs and, JS: rings. Nelpag raised ,is race, to 1 questions of Williams, when"' & mer lately ir his right h T coat pockol and hurled rti & cayenne pepper Into tho cv'oj 5t of the jeweler. f,T Thief Is Grabbei iff l.'egarlcss of the maddofS sensation, and though bllrt & pepper. Nelpag lunged aero; 'f case and grabbed Williams,! I dors. lie attempted to rail, S Pepper had rendered him V W-moment. W-moment. Then began flic; i hold Williams which rosi r trays being knocked off the;! f' the rings spilled over the fit ; struggled toward the rront ' tempted to break out Ihctf R, violent efforts to release ; !? tho crasp of Nelpag. F. K. Eaton, a guest of the standing in the lobby of tbi ! hearing the falling trays au , gle. ran into the jewelrv 3 -grasping Williams bv tlic'col lilm out Into the lobbv, mce mg for the police. Harry I f' clerk 01 the hotel, immcdlatel Lv to the police station and Dot l' ran. Ripley and Wilson hui t' scene and took Williams 16 mil Physician SnjnmoJ Dr. IT. C. Jorgenson wasL summoned and did evcrylE 'power 10 relieve the suftcrinW The man's clothing was cnMl ered with Ihe cayenne pepoSiir eyes and mouth being alrnoir When Williams was takorfet tion Ida right hand coat poekE to contain about two poundage popper, lie, was thoroughly'TM any of the rings he liad aS: tteal, but none was found. MKT I that, he was not sure unrps 'make a thorough examination b as to whether any of the rlnjS