The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-31
RECOVER $4,000 IN STAMPS
OWE OF TEE RICHMOND RUR-
Glars CAUGBF ~ EDDIE FAR.
Carries BuruiAss' Tosas ln Rssssa LsAehss
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Five trunks and q valiss which contain
about $4,000 worth % postage ssamIa
have now been recovered by thu police
and post once inspectoH. being the
rreater part Of the loot Of tho Richmond.
Va post once. which was robbed carly
on Monday morning.
The trunk which was found at the
Grand Central Station on Tuesday night
had approximately s75.0G0 worth of
stamps The second trunk. found At tho
Avon hotel. Lexington avenue and
Thirtieth street. contained burglars tools
and clothing
Early yesterday morning o third trunk
wss found In the westcott Express Com
Iany ofice at the foot Of West Twenty
third street. THIS also contained tools
md clothing and In supposed to belong TO
the prisoner. Fred Cunningham. who has
Ten identified ~ Eddie Fay, one 81 the
most notorious burgler in the country.
This trunk contained tools Of the finest
knd There were Immies. pickIOcks
and skeleton keys. si packed a. care
FUZZY a. though they wers jewels Some
were in Russia heather cases. Jimmies
were wrapped In tissue paper The
r,cklocks ranged In sim from eighteen
inches to the smallest. There wore
twenty skslseon keys attached TO a single
AR The makers tabs had been removed
from the clothing. There were several
pairs Of rubber solsd shoes. several CAPS
md two hats. QUO purchased In London
md one In San Francisco. There
vas also a directory flied with infor-
nation about hanks in tha South
n~-tly written. There was q description
- Zach hank. the sise and character
q - vaults. where situated. whether
lEhted at night OF dark and the names
and addresses of the treasurer. cashier
and jAnitos Considerable attention was
gwen 20 the ianitors The book told
when they lefe the banlu on Fridayu
saturdays and Sundays and when the
officers left FOR tho day. There was
slso an opinion Of the janitoT. which was
expressed by % X "A DOPE nc
There were railroad maps and county
anu ul8NF1CN rO8u map8,
The fourth trunk was secured yester-
dAy at tho Grand Central on information
obtained from Newark. and IL contained
about ei7.sO0 worth of stamps. The
post Once inspectors seized a valise at
the Hotel Sc Denis which contained
% 500 worth They hope TO get the man
that goes with this vAlise- Post once In
spectoFs Jacobs and James last nigle
seissd the fsfsh trunk IL was In the
CortlAndt street bagRRge room and con-
tanned $1,000 worth ~ stamps.
Eddie Fay In reputed 10 he worth sem
90 and 10 h said has n stable ~ racehorses
The police say that there are now re-
Yards out probably aggregating s'n.n0o
i.r the capture and conviction 81 Fay
For long time Fay denied his identity
Wn-n he and the other prisoner. Chester.
we're taken up TO be photographed a.
Polio" Headquarters yesterday Chester
-IOmi,led without q murmur and Fay
GO took his seat in the chair. But
vhen Lieut.. Faurot started the actusl
picture taking tho trouble bcgsn Fay
'E-'ed and sqInrIned. shut his eyes and
'1rncd HE heed and the picture was a
lslure Time and again they tried Il
v.th the same result. There u~sd to h.
.sys whereby Tecalciiant prisoners werr
luckily brought TO tima. hut those days
70 past and Fay held out from shortly
fer IN the morning until , in the after
noon They tried holding him in tho
,HaIr tying him TO IL and every other
'-TCdent that thsy could think of with
out r. sorting TO violence The prisoner
would 10 allowed to rest for a moment
~ then with a puff nashliGht would
90 IN Every time. however. he man
rsd 10 close his eyes or distort his face
nd they could not he sure that they had
good negative. After Ave hours Of
NOT constant struggling he became
'Nhl listed and they took a picture winch
rev think will b a good hkeneas
While trying 20 Photograph Fsy two Of
'te police phofograp pliers were severely
turned by q nAshIight that hung IRE
They are Policemen Edmund Tobin and
VILLAIN Haley.
Ten dstscttvss brought the two
prisoners downseairs 10 the patrol wagon
uhch was 10 carry than 10 rhs Federal
CoIrt. Each % the two prisoners was
Il ndcufed 70 dsesctive. two Detectives
ro6s on the drivsrs ssat. four more were
nslds aud two stood On the step.
United States Commissioner shislds
Ted the men In e30.oOo bail eech- william
Byrns Of 17o Broadway was assigned
oy the Court % represent ths defendants.
Es protested Against the high bail. but
to:amissioner shsslds said that In visw
C. ne large amount % stamps and Gov
s-ELEsat property the pSisoDsrs were
supposed 70 have stolen hs could noe mako
, over Thcy wore tahsn % tho Tcmbs-
The police have long record for Fay.
Il 1905. thsy cay. 10 wa implicated in
the robbery 40 thu japanese American
bank in Los Angeles; February -. 1909.
u AIDED tho post Offloe In San Diego
And the gang got away With eIO.TSs in
''smps and $4,000 In gold: A reward OF
s" was offered by the Sam Diego ma" ]
''ort,~s for their arrest He 10 ono Of
r.r' men. they say. Who got $4,000 from
no Revenue Ofico in Peoria. H.. about
'.I years ago. and q short time later
h"i from the poet Of1ce in Chicago.
Co., 'Ig'Ist 9. 1897. no Was arrested in