The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
CAUGHT A SUIT CASE THIEF
DE!OR iTOR PIliID ~
mr. UITH NTGINN
4 aiIed q" Qni-k NrtIon when Dctrr,..
I.eft Him On the Job. ~ Pra,rr
nr>0urcrfui I'~sigrT and >prrt ..
AMI Captured tiatiI, Nantrd ~.

Charles q Hl~Cne. an Interior H,...... s
with a studio AT t52 Fifth aV,r... ALL. .
home in New Rochelle. Wa, irtr.r...
the chief pursuer ia a thief ,ua-. OBJ, ...
GrPnd Central temporary station Lad.
night Mr.. Hi-Coe's clothing "a. f.-.,
considerably and he waS Thrown ~
ON the platform, hut he got hl> m.-
-Reing "a commuter who has r., ra,.
through tho Grand Central station rt,..
every business day. Mr. Hiscu-, rr..1,.,
To know a detective who ~ d"taii.,l o. IN.
terminal. Last night a. Mr.. Hlsry., ~.
hIIstling for train the detect ~. s.,V Inn.
and asked him To watch for a min.,t. ID,
two young man who was sitting ril,
near by. The young man wore q bin.
serge suit and a gray cap. and m" deter.
tive said he had an del he might "a.
suit case thief the police had been ln1sins
for The detective added that he hirs.lf
would be right back.
The detective had not much mon.
than turned his back and disarraarsd .
when the young man in tho hhi" -are.
suit and gray cap walked over To- suit
case with a raincoat thrown over u. both
OF which had just been left by a man
who had gone 20 the window 20 buy
ticket He picked them up and -'Arted
away MIR Hiscoe asked him where h
was going with the things. Tho youns
man replied that il was none Of h,, bua
ness The amateur detective grabbed
the young man. who broke away and ran
out into the train shed.
Now MIR Hiscos hadn't the slightest
doubt in the world that his friend thu
=. oh
sprintsd out TO head on the fusitive
The young man. seeing this move, threw
the suit case at his pursuer. the latter
lodging hAndily. and followed the asa
with the overcoat. which he sucC,asSi..d in
twining about Mr.. Hiscoe's lego It WA
then that Mr. Hiscoe went to tho ground.
tripod up by tho coat.
MIR. Hiscur. IL NAV be mentioned usAd
10 play football on the old Oranga Ath.
letic Club team and before thar was a
member Of various English athletic teams,
lie kicked the coat loose from around he
legs and started after the Young man,
who 10y that time was well down the shed
toward the street He shouted -S'nn
thief and attracted hfty or a hundred
other men to the chase.
The capture was made under the whees
OF automobiles and taNicah- in tho TEN.
porary cab stand. Mr.. HisCoa explained
:he situation briefly to the other volunteers
and held on to his man. Then his friend
the detective came up with another De.
tective. and the prisoner was taken down
10 Police Headquarters.
The young man said he was William
Waldron. ~ years old. Of Providence
The police found that the owner ~ tho
suitcase and oVerCoat was Wilson VI
Of Brockport. y Y. who was
on his way home from the Amherst com.
menceNent by way 81 Boston ana NeW
York
Three days ago n complaint was made
to Police Headquarters by r n Howe
Of Philadelphia, president of the last.
Tennessee and Western North Carolina
that "A suit case had heen - '.n
from him at the Grand Central station
under circumstances similar Ia thu-. %
last night Several passes on various
Southern railroads made out "a the name
Of p II Howe were found ia Naldron'-
pockets and also a silver grip tag bearing
MIR Howe's name and address
Naldron was locked up ON n charE@
~ grand larceny