The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-11

versasiou followed in this trend az Ander-
son and the detective rodo up 10 Mount
Kisco 10 sec the suspect This was on
I; Monday might lGst.
Il want TO see this man alone, said Ander-
son when they reached Mount kisco.
Leas tbs All hour later Anderson re-
Z turned 10 the waiting Cosgrove and an
z nounccd that his suspicious had been cor
? rect and that the man had told him where
. Mr.. Boissevain's watch was buried. The
, servant led Detective Cosgrove down the
. railway track through the darkness for
I about half q mite and stopped beside a
stick tina had been thrust tn the ground
near the rails. Anderson dug up the watch
in o few minutes.
we had better search around here for
more of the stuff. suggested hedetective.
mo. I'm sure there's nothing more buried
here" insisted Anderson.
Cosgrove remarked to Anderson that il
was TRANCE he could pick OF the spot
where the watch was buried so easilv IN
+, the dark. He followed this with more
pointed hints until finally Anderson blurted
out:
THAT was coarse work. guess. You've
got me, | suppose, and you can do what
you like with me now
On the wav back TO New York the de-
EtCJlNe HuKketIGu lldf lAtN ~ w win
Kisco the next night and recover all the
rest Of the plumber. Then. the detective
proposed. they would go to Philadelphia,
where the detective would call up Mr..
Boissevain and tell him he had discovered
the loot with a fence there, but who would
not give II up for less than 5 900. The
detective and Anderson wo Id then divide
this money, Coegrove proposed. Anderson
fell TO this also.
Wherefore on election night the two
AnaiU want hapk fn Mount kigCD- where
Anderson had told Cosgrove the Iewel-y
was buried in the Hebrew Cemetery. Again
the servant had Cosgrove wait at the sta
ton while he got hold Of a bicycle in "A neigh
boring house and rode of in the darkness.
An horr later Anderson returned with the
handkc rchief filled with the missing dia-
monds and other jewelry.. While the de-
tective had waited at the Mount kisco sta
ton three other detectives had been on
the lookout at fluctuations at White Plains,
C~happaqua and Bedford for fear Anderson
+. would not return to Mount Kisco, hut wo I'D
take q train at one OF the other places for
Boston.
Cosgrove and Anderson now brought
the Jewels back to New York and remained
in Manhattan over night. In the meantime
Anderson had told the detective that he
had made the haul by avoiding the watch
man on the Boissevain grounds on the night
of October II, climbing to the roof Of a
portico and entering through a window Of
. grest chamber. Before climbing the
portico he had found some cushions on a
porch chair and had covered himself partly
with these while the watchman passed
beneath. After he had got the jewels
and had again crawled out on the portico
the Waterman remained below for a long
7 time and he had been compelled to remain
fattened against the roof until I o'clock
in the morning. Then he climbed down
and buried the gems in the cemetery.
Under the impression that he was On
his way to Philadelphia with the detective
Anderson came down town Friday. They
got of a car at Ann street. where the de-
tectiye asked Anderson to wait while he
went up to the Drummond agency to get
his overcoat.
Maybe you'd like to conn up stairs and
see our .rogues' gallery asked Cosgrove,
and Anderson said he would.
Once upstairs. Chief Dummond and
Cos grove told Anderson hat he was under
arrest. They were a long time convincing
: him of il. Finally he reached in his waistcoat
pocket and handed Cos rove the 100 franc
gold piece, the only item that had not
been recovered. Then he turned around
and saw his rum and some other belong
ings that the detectives had seized at his
Thirty-siXth street room,
: Its all up, he said. Give that baggage
10 the Salvation Army. And you," he con-
timed, turning toward CosKrOve, why. a
man who'd do that should have his soul
roasted in hell
& Anderson i. IS wears old and saws he
was born in Cleveland. When a.. ed for
his previous record he replied that the
police would now find that out speed Nv
! without his help. Cos@rove and Ass istant
; District Attorney Weeks Of Westchester
county took the prisoner TO Mount Kisco
7 yesterday afternoon or a warrant that
had been issued by Justice of the Peace
/, StranR and which had been indorsed by
Z Magistrate Moss.