The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-23
GOT BANK THIEF AND BOOTY
$IO.OOO STOLEN IN BOSTON COMES
HERE ny THE FIRST TRAIN.

Man who HID II Nobbed unpdily with the
Names -, ,,,s p,,,,., a., Ga. y,v Ma,
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ih"t II" WINS Dong Pretty we'll
Shortly oftor midday vosterlov n sncak tl,inf
atoIo n n.clago CONTAINING s1n ono from, rho
No,r,no,it,n National parl in 1,n..on Az
o,c,oct last riyht ho VIVA , ,risono, nj po,ico
Uaodou,rtars in +his ,itv and tho nockapo of
p,on.v int,n, ,,,s T., ma ,,ooso.eior ~ Tor,
NcC,nsl,v ubo thioF is - ,,bicoco man known
10 tho authorities If several cites ne Gcoryo
q, w. ,.r " " ,r,,,, it, ~
arrest was made by Detective Sergeant Al
,l,onsa Rn,hu,,. NJ C,rt N.CIusrv,s staff
shea first entered the bank in the forenoon.
asked some questions Of e. S. Dcfendahl, act
ing paying teller. and went out. to return
shortly after noon. He stood near the paving
teler's desk for some time, evidently watching
In, ,'tn ''a.ro i,"'o "e''
bliIs on the desk before Mr. Doiehdahi oneo
NJ 500 s5uu and 81 ouo Mr. D.,fsn.
,
o"hl was called AVA from ,.e ne'N Iof
sho, ,brorch tho grating md eoiyod ths parL.
SI'o' "a. ki",',E "n' Wv '".
age OF DIS AS ,he .n'e, was waking to|a ara
bank stenognrher with the bills in his hand
She at once ran to the teller AMI asked him II
he had paid the man any money. Delfendahl
'rl''''N '"u' he nnu not ana nVs t5 ~ coun.
the money on the desk. Finding 1t short
Slo,ooo, he gave the alarm to the police. but
,n, aIn.l Tue man ma start Oh Se'e'a'
minutes
t.lcnhoncJ 70 NccInskv about o'clocx in the
esyInonSu 10 h'''"SNS ap"ut . r'o'A IN .n'
afternoon anu described the lhie' as smooIh,
hounds s', w,,jyht md ARK McCmskv rounded
49, a,, ,hn,, , n,a,oh
the railroad stations. steamboat landings and
terryhouses.
Raehumr was sent to the Grand Central
C0rsuitiug iE, tinrntah there he found that
train LETT Boston for this city at ! o'clock. and
would got here at Is. He went up to the sta
| ton ~ l25fh street ana waited there for the
| rain Iron boarding II he walked slowly
through The cars. scrptinizing every male pas
/ without seeing one person whose appearance
! tailed with the description of the Boston, thief
1 rrrtty vol n'ci bat almost as soon as he en-
/ Ter ID the car Haehum" saw face h" thought
! III" man was slim, with A smooth face ana in
a general way answered the description oi the
! thief except that he appeared To be Younger
totcctly" a1S ' The man to reach the street.
ana tnr r"EHE nm by me aFI ssc Tu' Won SOMA
! whore b"forc?'
/ Shea termed quickly. freeing himself from
/ ih",ictrctiyc fuT in III" lace and answered
Il link YOU are mistaken, sir lnev"r saw
yn,I before"
/ Exert for rapid movement of his eyes he
. appeared ~ be perfectly calm. and for a mo-
/ r5Gnt Wa' hume feared he had made a mistake
. Hut h. said.
, "N.N mavhe am MISTAKEN. but take the
! risk | mink y1u re- the man cart McCluSky
. waits so YOU had better come with me to Io-
! lice HpaIuua,'crs"
shea declared that he was a reputable citi-
zon and that hc would not 80 I" Police Head
! urartrrs
! '"oh. you cant bluT ne ike that" said Rae,
. hume Your picture is in the ROgues'
! t,niirTy.
! ii that shea made q break to get away A
crowd had COLLECTED about the two men. and as
| Shea jumped n,. tumpcd into n man hard
! enough to knock the lattor down. The collision
| stpi .p"l shea It moment. aud before he had
gon" twenty feet Naohumc VIVA upon him aud
grnhDud the man ny III" nrn~ from behind.