The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-04


r>,.h.s,.r corr "a act an n sort Of
ccmDsn,on for an old lady. she re-
ms,ns8 IN Colchester for three years.
Jser husbands name was Walker. lie
N,.a coma t,me befors Grace was
kil,ed"
when ouc<t,opea about tho death Of
Grace Walker. FarreI's nerve seemed
10 give way completely and he screamed
.,a ,uryed a, hi. hair IN dsmooiacai
. f,,ry Of seeming repentance. Douxberty
s~itcbed tho line of the examinat don.
I'M, Farreu went back 10 Il voluntarily.
ue gave one statement which was
s,ronelv hacked nv known facts This
was that he made the bonb that killed
arace Walker. also the one which ex-
NODDED in Rosalsky,s home, while he
was living at No. as East Fourteenth
s,reet He said he left them on top Of
a marco, nor on Third avenue near
1rour,eep,h street
po,,c. ,ecords show that the two
.or,,. were collected in the terr,tory O..
IN. hrapcb most office at Twelfth
s,rs., ana Fourth avenue. which In
.,,,a.. an. Mac. vbere Farrell says no
-, A.. ho,,h. Also tbe FAC, Of his
r..ia.,co n, the Fourteenth street ad-
a.. m "a avs month"; AFRO was
s..ss..
-. .s .,., IN. r,enu,v Com.
, ..,s -. ..rod further
a..,,,,. On. ,,o,ivss tina, lay behind
the killing Of Grace Walker and the
crazy notion that promp,eo , .ns " y. a..
. mI,ied the shaving of the Walker
woman Farreirs vitality snapped and
An. Deputy Comm ssioner did not
4 dare to pres. the relentless processes OF
! IN. third degree too far. lie feared the
criminars reason would give way al
. tossther.
Tor Farrell had been under the torture
ana The mental agony Of the third degree
o. ,w.n,v-four hours. That sure police
engine for extracting truth had been
or,,.h,n. cru,binr Inexorabiy, without
n,,v untt, in the end full comics sion and
~. Feeling Of b,s mind of the secrets
~ murder ana death plotting was to the
.r.n~c,ed murderer al delicious a. the
c.rco,,c s,eep Of n fever patient.
No such swift searching out OF a muir
A.r mystery has been done by the Police
D~nartment in Its history. At midnight
On Sunday nisht-following the instant
Killing OF Mrs. Herrera in the Fulton
avenue apartments-the case was blind
absolutely blind. Not q shadow Oh
suspicion lay on any one.
,,our All "A WITH SOCKETS
49, .,,,.
0AVe V'"s' S.S
An hour after midnight Deputy Com
missioner Dougherty. following the de-
tscuvs instinct which makes him
hunter and trapper Of criminals. had de-
vsjoped Just a breath Of suspicion. lie
haA found In the trunk Of the miid-man-
,usrsd janitor. . man. fifty-six years
eld. two electric light bulbs with SOCK
sts such ~ are used oy eiectr'caI con
luik workers TO light their work IN oaTk
places.
These were no things for janitor 70
A6aWo IN his possession. The bomo
which had killed Mrs. Herrera had con-
mined . battery and electrical contri'
vanoes arranged to detonats the charge
Dougherty jumped at the conclusion
nat the msn he was questioning wal
- least an interesting study from
-potnt or view OF probabilities IL nom
Tag else.
- the ordeal for Farrell commenced
Deputy Commissioner Dougherty wa
:assisted by Acting Capt. Price Of thu
Bronx detective bureau. and by Detec
,tivss Frank Caasasa and Richard Nc
,xsnna, two Of the best "getters" II
the Department Turn and turn abou
,er all in council together, they begai
70 Assail the gray headed man befor'
them. They concentrated all the skill
tsnd guile born of long experience Il
'hattsring the stone wall OF his secret
tvensss.
After many hours Farrell made hi
Arst admission. He said that ten year
aso ne had served eighteen months Il
Ttsuton IN. ~ psnitentiary for q lar
csay committed in Jersey City. Tina
put him In the criminal class, but ha
no bearing ON the murder Of 4 woma
n . Bronx apartment house. Blu
..ss 10y nvS N,r n oy un'o .n ".
about him.