New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-20
SAYS SHE HAS GEMS.
UyoHsap 4rreSted on Charge Of
Former English Officer.

rashiorably gowned and Of refined manners and
appearance. Mrs. Inez Hylsnd. OF No. 2z7 West
tDns-hundred-and-twenty -frst-st. was taken from
her home To the Mercer-st. station yesterday and
locked ND on a charge Of grand larceny involving
,s,yelry worth thousands OF dollars. J. A. Fysh,
an English mining broker OF No. 81 Broadway.
who lives a. No. 70 West Forty-sixth-st.. Is the
complainant
- 1897 F-vsh told Inspector McCIuslxv he met
Ms HyIaud and her husband in Beira. Mozanl-
tss,e South Africa He was then employed as
+i--ekeeDer. and sfterward became superintendent
~ q railroad there Hyland was constructing and
maintenance engineer OF the road. FISH said that
he and the Hyiands moved IN the best society To-
rsser unt 1875. when he started for the interior.
Four months afterward Mrs. Hyland he said sep
grated from her husband and went 20 Paris
About q year ago. he said, Mrs HyIsud wrote 70
him from Paris. Re answered and the two CORE
,Donded Tor long time. BE finally came to this
N5,.nt-y. he says. and met her here witt her
fr,orne-- Tysh says he was short OF cash and
wanted loan o. 10000. Fysh alleges that he gave
Ms Hylaud. as security for the $4,000 a diamond
and pearl necklace worth Sl5oO0 5000 diamond
-trg and a valuable watch. he says that Mrs.
Ey.and and her mother were then living at No. 90
West Tenth-st-
NJ Fysh alleges that It was on December that
De gave Mrs Hylsnd the iewelry, and that he re-
oeive6 a written receipt from her for Il. which
Inspector AcClusky has. On the same day. Mr..
Fysh says Mrs Hylsnd telephoned 70 him and
said she would bring the money 10 the Hotel Ma
ware where he then staying. the next day.
The next day she did not appear. and when Mr.
Fysh went to her house. he says, he found that
Mrs Eyland and her mother had moved 70 No. 357
West Thirtieth-st-
Fysh al once reported the case 10 Inspector Nc
Clusky. When Detective seTEeauts Gallagher and
Desvy were sent TO the Thirtieth-st- house they
found that Mrs Hyland and her mother had again
moved away. The detectives learned. however
that the two women had stored some furniture
with the Columbia Storage Company, at Column
bus-ave. and Sizty-seveuth-st- Last Thursday.
they say they saw the furniture taken 10 the build
ing occupied BY GreE & Co., wholesale silk dealers
Ht No. 10s SDring-st A salesman named ". J.
Faith received IT, they say The detectives watched
the building. and Friday. they say, the -urCl-
fure was removed by men o. the Adams Elk
press Company No 27 West One-hundred-
snd-twenty- fEst-st. The detectives learned that
Mrs Hylanf and her mother had been living
there for UW8 weeks Mrs. Hyland according 10 the
police, had been living there under the name OF
Mrs T. Weber.
TIyIand grew very indignant and denounced her ar
rest as outrage Size absolutely refused 10 make
any statement and sent for De LanCey Nlc0l
Mr.. Nic0u could not be found. however, and she
engaged Barlow s Weeks Of Weeks. Battle &
Marshall. her counsel. In spite Of her protests
she was taken 10 the MerceT-sL station and locked
-u. None OF the alleged stolen property re-
covered
When seen at his home. No. 240 West Seventy
thi-1-st.. last night, Mr.. Weeks said that he had
nor familiar enough with the case 10 discuss II at
the present time
''L can say. however" said M. Weeks that the
arrest Ct Mrs. Eyland was outrage