Ogden Evening Standard | 1911-02-28 | Page 1 | No Trace of Stolen Jewels

10 TRUCE BF SrOLEJNEWELS NEW YORK, Feb. 27 Not the slightest clue developed today in the search for the 130.000 worth of jewels jew-els which Mrs. Baldwin Drummoud, formerly Mrs. Marshall Field Jr., of Chicago, missed from her stateroom on tho steamer Amerlka Suuday morning. morn-ing. Today she engaged private detectives de-tectives here and in Europe, the Hamburg-American line officers again searching and questioning the 240 men of he crow, before any were allowed shore leave, tho police instituted a careful watch of pawn shop9, and customs cus-toms officers were particularly thorough thor-ough In passing the luggage of passengers pas-sengers disembarking from the Amerlka. Amer-lka. All was without avail, Mrs. Drummond and her husband, a London banker and 3portsmau, decided de-cided to stay over hi New York indefinitely indef-initely to direct the search, and Mrs. Drummond said slio would willingly give at least $5,000 reward for the return re-turn of tho geniB. t was romarked by thoso who Inspected the "Dnuuiuoudy stateroom today that it must have been vory easy for a person at all fn-miliar fn-miliar with Mrs. Drummond's habits to have stolen the Jewels. Tho door which she loft unlocked turned noiselessly. noise-lessly. The drawer In which she left the jewols was drawn out with .1 very light pull, while it has been pointed out th,at the transom over the door cast reflections of objects within the ' Toom and that anyone passing along the corridor might have watched Mrs. Drummond's movements. 1 on