The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06

smoker Of cigarettes. had not been at his
home for several days in consedueInce Of a
5ynwf,"s s 9%%II sioythenS ssEoo e 80 East
told that Edgar, Burrz had probably been at
the, home Of Mrs. Herten. 4 widow about
I" Rosn when h out M,h Es am
Tn" detectives went 10 Mrs, HcEten. They
found her u women OF 30. Tith q
iasi week. He came 70 Mrs, Hsr,s , house
yes;terTdHy morning and et St e1 20 No oS!osk
on the s:O7 ira! n. He wore a long yellow
R 9nd was s%Skas
sot gath rim other information in The neighboE,
crew Of Conductor Powers. Of whom Trainman
Ms9 on se Ms tS sd ne% mat
through a, aI 1 was Edgar i HSrn y lie told
13i. bound Tor New York, Mt Tuckahoc. AZ :l3
s because Fred sranse 9n9theT trainms|n Is
ta!Ecd to him all the way to New York.
Wilson said that BurnH showed him q roll Of
to go to tho bicycle tournament at Madison
square Garden, Conductor Powers said that
ct Tuckahoe, aud paid cash fare; Tuckahoe
Is :wo miles and one-halt from sears,
uh'", CONDUCTOR Powers also remembered
that II roughly dressed lrishman, about
thirty years old. boarded the same train At
BronEvlle. a mile heyond Tucknhoc. and paid
Ice was open. This man eat beside Detective
Iknarn Of tie abroad. 81 the way from Mount
Nsrno r. to Ncw York Kn9nr says thu he e..
give ol tn. roughly clad freshman VINO Ant be-
hind the stove in the Scarsdnle station at S:O7
Late this afternoon the superintendent o. the
American Express COMPANY Tor this division
rignn ~ Tuckahoc. who lives on III. road he
tween ScaTsda.e station and Tucknhoe station.
morning. The bag contained Fellows 3
T.y'lyrt. which had not ben discharg.a I.
resst"rsd mai. money orders AMI ali the
AnrriSln eNIfessordcrs. The postage STAMPS
1nd AL The r. mopGy had been taken en- This In.
hnd walked from Scnrsdale to Tuckaho-.
after Killing frilGws. and then hat thrown
where II would be observed and NJ ght be-
tray him. He was perfectly sure that tho
mI5dGT sT wa. one mans work done done
Tahsr, thought mt . ~. men
Capt NcCIusky TO send man 70 meet them NJ
the Gran Central station; Drruty sheriff
Nav YORK.. on the 500 train. Tho Deputy
sheriff had IN his pocket warrant issued by
Coroner Birch FOR the arrest OF Edgar Burnz.
Shcr n MoioY Of Wcstchestsr county and
petertlv" Sergeant sullivan Of Cart. McClus-
kv's stan. with one or two other Central once
men. met party Of detectives and deputy
sheriff. from Sctrslne at IN" Grand Central
Station last night, They had with them George
wilson. "a trainman on the Harlem railroad.
VII" wa~ 20 a'i them in Identifying the
man who. they be. eyed; murdered Post
The man th"v wel" look ng for u was said;
insanity, and was known all over Wr-tchester
county as u h,cyc. liend Tho whole party
went To Madison square Garden. where the
hicvc . Tournament Il going on.
Meanwhile another detective visited thu
ty?"writing school owned by Eliza II. BurnZ.
tho ran mother OF Edgar Buruz, at 81 Enst
Eighth strut. H. found there u Miss Fowler.
Burua and that n" had boon NJ tho srhool at
: O'Clock las night. Sh" aSsei him why news
him during tho afternoon AMI 80 said that he
was sure he lid not know. He asked mnny1ur
tons about ihcm and i"f' IN some haste saying
that he would not return until to-day II he did
Al / 20 o'clock this morning Buruz walked
into III" Madison square Garden, with, a
y@not w%m,n fr"' rSovpi1. black sboI Hg
Nl!'oy. WHO was u the Gar lon WITH Detective
Nu!iIyau 81 can't Mc.iusky's stan. Tho young
woman declined 10 give her name bat sad
in the Bohemia Cal" Burnz admitted that
this vas true. The two were taken
g. i2c" M".,gaGnanrG|"rs ITh"rGd nn-9H was
connection with the murder on Follows.
saving hat h" wAEci from hi. homo to tho
Turknhn" railroad station and took tho l:O7
~ hal s5i Win mo a, tho time. he sntd.
g., Wher. 90 you get so much money" asked
That none OF vour business" said Burn T.
Burn2 refused to answer any other Tu"s-
tions that were put TO him and was locked M
FOR III" night.