The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-06
KEPT HER MONEY IN BED.
Mrs. SiRIH HIR7NOLL nan No
CONFIDENCE IN BANKS.
Her Opinion of Mrs. Mary Foye Was No bet.

Her Opinion of Mrs. Mary Foyc Was No bet.
ter, Especially When Her R2,IIO Disnp-
penred Mt the Time of Iirs. Toyc's Call
No Proof Whatever to Back Her suspicion
The $2110 which Mrs Sarah lTartno Of
. 157 Sands street. Brooklyn, accused Mrs
Mary FoVe OF 80 Lawrence street Of stealing
from her on Tuesday afternoon didn't turn up
yesterday although the police made n thor
ough search Of Mrs. Foyes apartments. and
also wei, through the rooms Of Mrs. lIlr,nOll
Mrs. Foye is in iail awaiting n hearing. while
Mrs. llartnoll. halt frantic over her loss. Ia
wondering where she will raise : 10 to ray her
rent.
The robbery is one OF the uueerest tho
Brooklyn police have ever had to wrestr with
From her appearance and her home. no enc
would suspect for moment that Mrs. Hart.
noll had 50 much money. vet she has prOvel
that she did have It, That some one who
know she had it and knew where she kent it
committed the theft tho police are satisfied
Mrs. Toye knew all this and ns she was tho
only one who was in Mrs. Iiartnoll's apart
ments on Tuesday morning the police felt at
first that there was no doubt OF her guilt But
since then they have tried in vain to get con-
vncng evidence agains her. and the chances
are that she will be discharged after exain-
nation.
Mrs. Hartnoll Ia n widow and has three chill
| dren. two OF them small. and one boy IL
years old. The 81, 10 was all the money she
| had in the world :and when n Sun reporter
! saw her at her home yesterday she was in
| great distress over her rent which has to be
| paid tomorrow Here is the story she told of
| the robbery:
When my husband died two years ago last
! S.ptemh.r so,, ont bis hrsip.ss for q 100
aun NV. SOL. o u, n ",' business 'Dr S.nou,
| Z wns a I had In ho
! world. aud was trying TO Keep it for nv chill.
| but the money in an old cnr,cnSe and nnoeI
/ It between the mattresses OF my bed Nv boy
we nave tried to- i've ON Hal haVe o nIw avs
| watched the money carefully. ana no "rc
knew where it was bu. my son and Mrs roye.
! The extra SO in there when It was .i"Ien was
money / had saved to Jay the rent VIII it
| Iii. and Two $50 biIIs "''' '"
~ Il don't know Mrs. F9ye very wei. InevGr
WAYS kept ealing on me. When my husband
was alive he kent a livery stable at lIasbrourk
IIeIghts. Mrs. Foyc Tsel 10, i've there. and
became ncmiainfeI with her We sold ont The
| livery business. and my husband Went into
| F"ye kept ealing on Ms all the tins ntciv
haven't been very cordial to her. but she Kept
4 Went out on Sunday, and when returned
found that Mrs, F6ye had i been to see me- The
s zane shs aa az c 2 in ,s @ on Ge n
"nrght m" in Xe .at tnlking Tor wIi "md
| thsS I left liar and Vent jntS NV Leirnom ~
see il the money was ali rigit' 1t was all
| tHern Ar ia ID orIr,.k nv snn stortaJ fnr
G"ney InIanJ but before h. Went he t"fd me ' ,p
| hs rnrafni aiout nv MONEY hecnnso he iidr,t
| like Mrs Toye and thought she couldn't he
| trmstsh II had iust eeen the nInnev 10 cali
| and II was then ali right Wv " ''
"Well Mt about il O'Clock one of the neIph-
bors called me ana told me man wanted to
| or In The hnji ana tnIked 10 Tho MN iut he
| GiIn't seem 10 want ths room So Ven down
| Two ri,Shts ~ stnirs 70 The strait LnHr win
| him Whsn I was returninp met Mrs Fnv"
coming down / asked her why she was hur
!