The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-30
$500 IN JEWELS STOLEN.
TAKEN FROM p. =. FxCHIRps ROOMS
IN THE BUCKINGHAM.
BErs. Rnchiri Usually Carried Then In = mar
Attached 20 . BELT Under Her Dress-sho
FORGOT Them when ehs vyent 20 Dinner
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Dit. Iys.Ssn ana my o won oaon.o
o brief conference with them, announced that
the probabilities vero that Mira Facbiri was not
robbed at all, butlo.t the channels bag contain.
ing the jcwelry, which she was accustomed to
wear around her waist while out shopping.
Novertne.ess, no SAID, his two detectives would
continue , to poke around the hotel and question
people In the hope OF learning something OF i'm
p~ortance.
avenue last hummer. when on account Of his
falling health ass ho went abroad ID "v Mps' F =, a,s
nortv 81 Ave- nnmhsrod .,r w,on :, ~, h,ot. 10
New York a week ago yesterday. Six months
ago Mrs. Fachiri picked up a French maid some.
~nere ABROAD ana engaged her TO take caro- OF
the children. The woman's name is Marie
Methes. She is 80 years of age and rather plain
oNwe. " - "ns ~ 'ne oess
OF references, and has proved particularly de-
V0 nO 70 sne en AZ rem, .nuuuxw,
oh a'1oun' u .nen mouse hav,hs oeeh eioseo
Ths Fash,r;s tooh . ant. ~ ,ou, ro,ra. on ths
nrut floor. The rooms are in an L of the build.
ing and have windows overlooking Forty.ninth
street. The rooms are in q row and have con.
Meeting doors, tho last room being q small one,
connected w,tn = oath. i. Is used as a Dressing
ttSSSSitni Inc anH ie y I1s W mSm stoi Sainoh'er IN TINS room
ios i the pHrpGSs ec,i ThiS bag Wns secured to q belt
The story OF the robbery as told BY the FachiriS
whole ia%iiy vent down 70 dinner as 7:iS
S e,SspS !, M Nus, sna ma.h io ane hs1d' f Re- Stps
sho admits spending part OF the time the family
IVA y
When Mrs; Fsehiri was dressing for dinner
sne si IS Sisu 3 m ne pdS Sndmo,s Sa& Ia Snd; taking e |,
on her dresser, TSen, sho cpenoa a drawer in
tne dresser ana R,aced me bag there meaning
70 put IL on again q little later she forgot All
Eachirt ran at once Into INTO the dressing room 70 see
she had placed It, and sne called out to her son:
wave h you sesn mny,Swda tS NJ ,.d mi, ... :.
and then Mr.. Fschiri said something to his wife
MI rs u = uno wSs nn Sut " ioo ner un1ugnts s
he watch. and did not mis-: The ehamois bag.
ane tanuy ia. a, 80 h anu snihen nosI OF rhhe
nes a' Mornings sir%s at It s Oe o'cioe ioo when M foef Fach hhG
looked all over the room without finding Il, and.
placed It back In The ehamois bag, she opened
the drapeS OF tho dresser 70 look. The bag was
s r. l.. ITs m T.sniFi , seid tIs p5 Az f., fg 'Ss
wMho wss s1mmonea Inet sne NAG lei. ne hal
locked when she went TO dinner; This had al
BassSinsSam often aud bad never thought o OF
iesfinf her door sSe .ise sdmit.sd mt .Se
s %ttns 1 room, %hieS ado aa,oins t tie ' Sfes.i hssG room ss =
les AL up from oIno the 0fi9s OF The 81 hotel ,Sa ,...,.v.
.t tne h hsss pers1n 3I ,eiJ oil r.. 0g inc de.ecttSe
matter was Miss MHthes. ,he French maid. The
woman doesht SPEAK Enghse; ana toid her story
min%tes after the Facbiris went down To- dinnsp
q chamoefmaia ano an ,as:istAnt came 70 tne
rooms; She renamed WIN mem as long a. they
etayea: iney were NOT In the place more man
1atb.5nr u nn = nmber az .o5Iss toWe eiin ord r nrt.
&a,no5ng w a. peiot soueo VoHeis unu put,
ting clean ones IN their places; after they had
Shs staveS th.pe two or three minntss and tSen
startSd haoL r. NJ FschIri's roo,n A. abn
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tne e1treme west emu. sppaIeh1Ly iooking lhtoe
mirror Wnlcn ID piAGoo there. ne turned around
as she crossed and she got a good look at him.
She described him 81 Q tall, slim man. who must
have weighed about 100 pounds. He had white
hair, she said, and O square-cut white beard. As
soon as he noticed her looking ut him he turned
back 10 Inc mirror and BEGAN suryeyfnR himaelf
csrcfnIly in n. The woman could not deacriha
a. rnan's eIcth.s ~ ali ~ n.n.o 1900 H.,
IN .hnroSt nnthtn. ~ h;s h.;nn ~ a. h.ii ~
Sne thou9ht nothing OF MS oeihS In the nail AZ
the time, sns eeia. ~ -.
inS uetoctiIee Heuoe tour OF TUG notei DuG
couldn't hnd anybody who had seen o man
answering the description OF the one the maid
said she saw. None OF the hall boys, porterA. or
elevator men had seen such Q man. There are
boyp In zach hall and men posted I'm the Fifth
syenue. Forty.ninth street and Fftieth street
entrancaa' but none Of them remembored seeinS
env stranosr entar fhron0h theIr doora irbay
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