The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04

hS s AND nall ne wnSS sN Mas to3 10 run
and II anybody asked him where he came
from TO tell them he came from saltwater.
COULD IDENTIFY HIS KIDNArPERs.
This was Wards story. He vas questioned
and cross.auestioned on It, He repeated u
;Ss ~ About sss hs ssns o h 81 SsS
IL bS a ss ss a hssd Ss.o w %sn Re s:
Ts s said ID t hsp n ss% 'SSl Il:
SeasS Te fneW h nemeSbes his eops1
| for long time. Tho men had not taken him
h, That nss ssre shf lie
ava wagon so IL The woods: The boy said no could
pictures he had seen; He said he hadn't been
siiiiw"sep Is ' iittle Village two miles from
SeP. The Eidnapper evidently told the boy 10
detectives on the track. The examination OF tho
hoy lasted two hours. and then the family and
| the amateur detectives went back to bed.
THE BOY CONDUCTS A SEARCH PARTY.
At 8 o'elock in the morning MI Waterbury.
1x s s she Se New HH ' ons q tho
ind, ' 4 possible. tic kidpsrrers They asoys
straight to Mr.. Closes house, and searched
M FIX sno ss s On
ground, in spite Of the rain during the night,
sna the T6s par h S sTs
%srs lost IL lie road thst Passes in ir9pt, q
tso%sn ONE Of ME- wnte a ets this
M @ aSesy s ps ali q hs ohss
since tho. estate wa, divided. "a cool.
cna sn naG 1 the as shn
| Mr.. Newman thou ght that possibly something
might be learned from him about the boy; and
Wa,erhury WAS entirely ignorant Of the affair.
the an eur, dssctSe The The P Hasys LEI,
CHARLES iS a Z waterSury 1t Was locked and no.
h2ly tho Of Mr. NewmMSq an
bSdy Vas f%and IN tie hSS;s si WaTd Is 5eSess ,
s ss Upper any aoo sess %hsss % slept
ssn into H by s M me ' Te p ssss
Charles rE. s t father put Ut
found a andkerchiet which, the latter had
Se arrived home and was put the Hed
| In his room.
MRS. M'cASN TELLS STORY.
Constable FitzTay OF, Greenwich was
bury. Mrs. McCann. the mother Of John; had
to him on the previous night and had
cIild was. She wanted it returned at, once.
so as to save her son. who. she believed.
tRne Ghases haa
itnG hcr son for several weeks and Matching
sos sbe
on sunday night Sam sutherland had called
| on her son. and the two had gone away to.
Gether. Her son had not returned.
WARRANTS ARE SERVED.
| In the afternoon Mr.. Newman called uron
Mr. Ws9 and akfa or Tps ifT
S. Walsh VIZ hsd 6y tnjs :, tins arranged Al
e? Ian$ TarIsa!s 'S} fs
h Sewman ws Sd
that he and the amateur detective; who was
one Of the reporters RS. referred to above. had
%ssS 70 bay 4Snt S'% not we AND and
his gray beard and nude him look very
mysterious. closed wagon was hired
ns 1e5y dE TSs 2 ssn MaSs
at home; ana sreat;y troubled over ths reports
saying anything about the ,kidnappinc. His
| when he had left his fathers house. She said
xnsT sre otn Sso4 e4 M m shs
c con lad calculated that they might
t the IRE sent ahead volunteers, farmers
arrest the men II they were at home and at
tempted to escape Ono OF these men was
cSss Rhen he 5Gaa q
THE FIRST ARREsT
He said he believed Mccain was. at home.
Mr.: Dayton cot out 81 the wagon and knocked
Wy Is iG John in :; as ed Mr. DAYTON. would
like to talk to him for moment"
| DAYTON a. ked him to step into the wagon. Nc
Cam did SO. without asking any questions ion.
in NAM" sn2 way that be was placing the young man
under arrest. Apparently the latter under
bsSon the spsEe II 1ns or tor charles YnR n
"siHS ou Won't Ind him 1 HIS ss sEip fs
ths S on door this time M Da wen
M she VAS
at his appearance and the men in the wagon
sny 81, n sstss to wbsn h
ana then sudaHy rs aa H. e thPt he 6ea
asked 1s H Mr. Newman: She hesitated again. but
finally recol Elected that he had been away more
| than n week.
CHARLES F. WATERBURY NOT AT HOME.
brown-bearded farmer was stalking
around the, garden patch in front OF Charles T.
Waterways house when the, party reached
| there. The house was locked and the blinds
drawn The sentinel said he was sure Water
bury, had run away. He thought however.
| that he might return. It was DECIDED to leave
the sentinel there on guard. and, the warrant
| for Waterbury's arrest was placed IN his hands
| A SECOND ARREST.
suthcrland's house Is further uGp in the hills
He was at hone. md made no attempt t?
wnen Mi eann b a mas
made to the purpose Of the visit
DAYTON simply said he would IKE
beside him in the wagon Sutherland com
piled readily and then the party a started to-
crowded. Mr.. Walsh accepted an invitation to
| had accompanied the arresting party. lt,was
| after O'Clock when Greenwich was reached.
and the two prisoners were taken at once to
| Mr.. Walsh's Office.
M'CANN MAKES A CONFESSION.
Mr.. Walsh had q long talk with Mccain. and