The evening world., 1911-10-04
COMMISSIONERS CHAUFFEUR
HELPED TRAP THE PRISONER.


In addition to the work don't by the
young woman ana her friends. Chauf-
feur Finan. who looks after Commits
sioner Doughcrty's car. had n hand In
the Investigation. lie rented a room
In Grove street next door 20 Demarest's
home and got acquainted with ,he
young man.
Saturday he took Demarest. his broth
or. Red" Mccormick and n man known
as Connie out for n JOY ride with
two Girls. They went 10 various re-
sorts in the Bronx. and all hands Inn
bibed rather freely. During tho ride
Demarest told F1nan that Garvey had
killed Stern and made other disclose
ures confirming the statements by Miss
Wolfe.
While the Information received by the
police from the pretty young girl was
primarily responsible for Garvey's arrest
his own remarkable eyes play ed n curl
Gus and interesting part In the formal
identiaca alton by witnesses. Each OF the
three men who told tho police that they
had seen Garvey shoot Adolph Stern
were sure Of the ''bulging eyes" that
marked the prisoner.
one has bu, TO glance at his published
picture and the peculiar quality Of the
eyes Is at once apparent. Look At the
picture from any angle and the staring
ayes seemed ievelled at tho reader as
over the barrel of a revolver.
THREE oARvEv BOYS ALL HAVE
Bullying EYES.
But tho strongly.marked eyes have
to-day brought 90 the police the irst
stumbling block In the case. There are
three Garvey boys, all much OF the
same build. IND all possessed OF the
same striking prominence Of the eyes.
4 cant tell whicn Is which Ut thsin
three Garveys.' said ono of the neigh.
bors to-day. III they we're all together
you could tell. but take them sepa.
rateiy and II IL . job to tel! which n
Of them u TO-"
The Garveys live at No. % Leroy
street. Patrick Gnrvey. the father Of
the three boys, In sure that his son wac
not involved In the crime.
Hes n good. decent boy" said the
father. "He always stays In at night
and brings his money home on Saturday
night. lie was not the likes to DO such
. thing as this"
The old man said that he could not
remember where his son was on July q.
but intimated that other members Of
his family would be able 90 say some.
thing at tho right time on that line.
Warren e. Carr. head porter for Wood.
ward. Baldwin a. Co. Of No. Is Worth
street. where 0arvey was employed a.
q porter. had this to say:
'Garvey has been working for US for
two years. and I always thought him a
decent. reliable sort OF q worker. OF
course ! don't know anything about
where ne spent his nights. but his work
around here was all right"
Mckinney found that 0arvey and
Demarest were members Of . club
known a. the "Nsishbors' sons.' with
quarters or Eleventh street. Just west
Of Blocker. n that 0arvsy was often
there and in . nearby saloon. So he
took his three Witnesses down on Flew
enth street.
Two or three nights ago 0arvsy was
In the saloon With soms twenty other
men. Mckinney brought his witnesses.
ono by one, n sent them In TO sec
whether they could recognise 0arvey
IN the crowd and DO certain In their
Identification.
20 in there" said Mckinney. and
zee u you ~ find ths man who did
tie s~hootiaS."
The nrst witness said he recognised
Garvsy and was certain. Tue ssoond
did nkewise. The third wasn't positive
unless he could sss him walk. The four
men waited till Gasvsy came out.
That's the man." said Witness No 3.
Carney was questioned for three hours
ElaSt night by Commissioners Dougherty.
He denied all knowledge OF the shoot
%ing. The witnesses. however, profess
70 recognize his clothing. and 0arvsy
10 Ntd to have admittsd that he has
worn shs cult no 10 now wearing since
early summer.