The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-05

IL no said to me to Givs m ysoif nm WAS going
Sa1' eoaadsd e th 90 detcctv. tho fac.
| that tho plan to kldnap Ward WATERBURY Ind
%eses na h al es
| from his house In Stanwich nt Z O'clock on
M s;ss, and went to Tho church
him and told him thoy had treed raccoon in
They wanted him to come along md carry nm
aXo. Mccain corroborated this statoment
IN Tho itin nm,. ,no ,w2 men were GckeI uP
House. Thers wos @ crow 4ack o" ~ e 10 seo
tSs Inside .hs jail @aisrbSfy ' Wanted ts sf 70
would so e nsd ~ for Ss It he Td sna
stable e siys tho money to his wife FitSroy
%. aButt hold on" he said. have you paid for
,,,.S an nn,Msre 3D., Waterbury, II amt but
f!ssroy taiEsd DIV N, sSa rim sssn asou. the
to Nm r. s BY EShsr e Iss
sots e onS low thnt here yS
sa,w Ho ma Pa the is SIn whsK n
tho girls. Later hS said TINT he had purchased
them se ,Gr rS dlsEaI h With the idea OF doing Just
Tho crow nnomt my tSo nj, disper,ed fnol,v
Titroy went away. and Nerriit was left alone
with MHcnr but ,M MsErtt t osS
Tl,nv al - I,,p u Inn, In nd nrs,
SSIy Whit tie sTsss%s rem rem
hs fate
ne @ s%% sY$ t%S NJ
hS s +. sSoS CONS sh over to h
~ h'm' - ~ r. ,n,so,xn,
With the break Of day the villagers gathered
about tho inil again. Tho feeling against tho
their ', cells throush the grated doors. They
croWd. Their hosrins was to have taken place
Started at O'Clock. in The morning 70 drive to
Phe party UsSs ' arrived at n II O'clock. Tie
little court room. in tho Town Hail. and all the
they came 1t was n crowd Of business men
and farmers. There were few young mon.
Sh s5s m DayGn had a ssea hI HIS
would lot him., gathering witnesses; He had
an army OF them whep s Co. H. W. r. aoyt
in. Prosecutor Walsh had spent all the
men under section .4IO OF the Connecticut
s sss 20 n9s
Ts 9odnF sna away ihs from It's GUAR
msnt for WhsH In is only thr"e
Sides the more severe pSnishment Il inflicted.
It made it possible for tho courts Of New York.
necticut law wan and punish them for Kidnapping
" Gourt s was called at I rs o'cloei There
was not BREATHING space in the court room
and the ahe s ,6s
cass OF Mccain first. Mccain is only ii years
and the huass @ .n 6. S hn MsSGo
| Mccain didn't know what to plead. The
Judge said he thought the boy meant to say
called. They stood up and held up their right
hands. aud we're all sworn ct once. Including
near the reporters' table
DerHty sheriff Dayton wSs the first with ess
aa HI t rss hs Se had hs sa ID
New York Kali all day Monday. but that afterward
hS had said he was at home. and Charles
fSo %nes &c s9S sos Se x
III 's boy and II sfS %'fnnn Fa%
hs Back whsSsrs a hsd
that Charles Sutherland knew all about tho
af Ma5;.nn sat regarding the denuty sheriff
,.;,Cross- examine" said tho Judge. Mccain
him any question you like" the Judge added:
Il don't want to ask him nothln'." answered
him. MGa"nn' me" "0fo' Is 'uS' WHAT '0'u
Gonstnble Fitzrcy came next He said that
iurv and that there had been no promise OF re-
ward and no threat,
TitzIoy' Testimony corroborated that OF the
deputy sheriff. He told. in addition. q Water
boy rather than he caught He took the twist
cd and burned wire from his pocket. the ashes,
their mncks to get look mt tho whisIers, and
rnnmrntcd aloud on the wick edness Of a man
VII" won!! wear them. Fitzroy said McCapn
80. ~, ,,' n,snsS +ha r;v.r ha NIT on tha Salao
Suu'n IVY o'ioso WIG A''S' ~ P''' y" so 'A''o
Any .Iuestions?' asked tho Judge when
"Wa.al." drawled Mccain. he said twas
me had the black whiskers on and carried the
hoy. was Just as am now. all right enough.
and didn't have no whiskers on.
Ward WATERBURY,. the kidnapped boy, was
Called next. The crowd outside made de-
trrmin"d effort to see the little fellow but they
could not gain an inch on the crowd inside.
When the hoy sat down In tho big witness
elm IT. hr look, I'D strairht in Mct'ann's owes and