New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
TWO BOYS AND $500 MISSING.
BROOKLYN PHYSICIAN SAYS HIS son
TOOK THE MONEY FROM CASH BOX

Dr. Charles ". Tiffany. Of No. sos Eleventh
st. Brooklyn. has asked the police Of all the Dig
/ cities to look for his son Harrison, thlrI
years old, who disappeared from his nome az a.
! 1870 a m yesterday, taking with him e4oO
from Dr. Tiffany's cash box With young
! Tiffany is Bert Fenwick, twelve years oio' son son
of 2. Bell Fenwick. a lawyer, OF NO 'lo
Eleventh-st. Both boys are in knee preecHes'
Tiffany was student in Polytechnic Institute
and his companion attended a public scnooi-
Dr. Tiffany was out driving yesterday, and re-
turned home about / Q. m After dinner ne
walked into his Office and discovered that the
cash box had been broken open, and that all
the money it contained, S400, mostly IN twenty
and fifty dollar bills, missing he calleu
his wife. and she remarked that Harrison hau
not been home for mis- Christmas dinner bl-
Tiffany decided that the boy had taken the
money Inquiry disclosed that the lad hao oeeh
seen IN the company of young FenW1ck- Inc
latter had been away since early in the morn
ing and had not returned for dinner OtheF
boys in the neighborhood said Harrison had
told them that he knew where he could get
a lot of money if he wanted it. and that he was
going to New-York TO buy long trousers ana
have a good time. Dr. Tiffany, when seen last
night by Tribune reporter. said;
don't expect TO get any OF the money Paek @ 5o2 3ne
With m MboIe 81 Skin am afraid that he might get
in with some rough characters in New-1or ana
harm I told by our 1anitor that tle
he has done of his reading by the SIDE OF tne
furnace N the cellar. | never permitted MIN 70
read them in the house He is our only chlld ana
I am afraid that have INDUCED him too much
He took a four years course in the Kyle Mllltdry
Academy, in Flushing, Long Island and While there
he had everything his heart could wish for, lnclud-
ing pony. dog, bicycle and other things that
appeal TO young boys. We spend our summers in
Connecticut. and while there Harrison has had his
boat and anything that would add to his amuse-
ment.
The money that he took was mostly rent collec-
tfons and my wife has often suggested that ought
keep much money in the house / feel
certain that Harrison did not know how much
s. in his pocket at a time. and really didn't ap-
preCiate the value of money He had the Califor-
MIA fever lately, and has told some Of the boys in
the neighborhood that he would like TO 60 there.
than New-York. and that he will come back when
his money is gone, If he does not become homeSicK
before then. His mother is almost prostrated. l
have teegraphed the police of all the big cities,
and will nave the steamships watched Tomorrow.
Mr.. Fenwick said that he would not be sur
prsed to his boy home last night before
bedtime. He said he had never stayed away
from home over night before.
Harrison Tiffany is feet 10 inches in height,
weighs 10 pounds, and is well dressed He wears
long light overcoat, mixed suit, knee trousers
and laced shoes. He has light complexion and
blue eyes. Bert Fenwick is short, and has blond
hair. He shutters a trif1e- He wears a blue
serge suit, pepper and salt overcoat, light
gloves and lace shoes.