The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-06-29

Kirby. secretary: Henry G. Barthman.
treasurer. The capital Is sl5O,O00. The
directors ar. +. q. tdall, Henry c. and
l.. William Barthman.
Mr. Barthman is one Of the two
prominent figures in the military hear
ing now being conducted at city Hall
on behalf of Gov. Sulzcr to find out
whether Rarthman as Colonel Of the
Forty-scvcnth Regiment. Williamsburg,
hated Jews and kept Scrgt. Samuel
Littman a jew from becoming a Sec
ond Lieutenant.
Many Detectives at Hand,
Roth Commissioner Doueherty and
inspector Faurot spent good part of
the day on the grounds at 574 Fifth
avenue. From time ~ time Douchcrty
would call in one of the small army of
detectives waiting outside and send him
on some crrand
! This army Of detectives did not seem
to diminish during the day. however.
despite the constant demand made on
its numbers. AS soon as one or two had
been sent away others came from Head
quarters to take their places.
Doughcrty did not leave the jewelry
store until nearly i o'clock. Thon he
departed in company with Faurot, say
ing that he was going home To get
some dinner As soon as he had left his
| detectives went over To- the East Fifty
| first street police station and camped
for his return.
I He had not come back at IL 80
O'Clock; neither had Fnurot. and So far
AS known during that time he had not
! found need for any more assistants.
! During the night Dougherty did not
! go to his oiih'c. ON the brief occasions
! in the day when he was there he made
no secret of the fact that all routine
business had been swept aside for the
! time being.
>trnMne Feature.
I one thing that puzzled the police was
the fact that the jewel trays had been
carried away. This is an unusual pro-
ccdure. one OF the detectives said he
couldn't remember Of such an occur
renee in "A jewel robbery.
Some Of the trays were two feet and
IA half long and made of mahogany.
( They Were nearly as wide This made
/ Il clumsy package for whoev,r carried
it away.
| The absence of trays was cmbarrass-
ing for the departments finger print
! experts. So was the absence of all
other articles on which the thieves
might have placed their fingers. There
was left no doub. tha, m. rohbers
whoever they were. were acute enough
to estimate the danger OF such prints.
| one Of Douehcrty's first acts was
10 make a careful examination OF the
! furniture IN ,bc s,or, 4, IN. hor., ,,,,
| nuycr rrtr.s r,i,h, ~. ,n,,,, 49,,
.nd ,h,. .x,.r,. hat ., od,,,, ,h.,,s..,,.as
hofylea
J., r.,.,,,,,l., ,.,,,r.. TO, -, ,h, ,,a,
thar tho rn1h.rs ,,,osa , mar, -. ~.
civ abnut "a waIi ,,,icst ,s an. ,,aro
is E.s,das many n,,rn,,n.r ..on.,ar,i,
! ,raIl,irp h,cL o,d ,nr,b ,har, q. - 49,
licen,an an nx.d NOS, ,t nnarlv .very
corner along ,hat mart @. IN. av,nue
Neither Douph.rtv NOR rauro, yvou,d
! state for publication whether he 10.
uaved # an !nsld. or an ou,s.I, "ioh"
n, ..,.,. -
Of the II lines Electric Protective sys.
tenn. explained las, ni.,ht the part hi.
tirm played in the tire and following
occurrences
AN alarm was received hy Us" he
said. "at "a o'clock. and one Of oul
men, Percy Fisher. was sent to the
place. When hc arrived the Fire De
partment was al work.
He met there tho fire patrols repre-
sentative, who asked him to open the
front door. There was need OF ventila
ti"n In the store ana as the fremer
Wer" on the scene ana in control o.
things H. did 80. This - the cistomar,
PRAGUE" under Huch circumstances
Then he telephonei To Mr.. tdai
and wired To Mr.. Kirby. An hour later
ne notified our Office that the premises
had been delivered over To Mr.. l'dall
and there our connection with the aHai,
ceased"
Acting battalion Chief Thomas y
Reynolds. who was IN charge of th'
tire. raid that when Ia. Department
left the place II was still, in the hand,
of Mr.. tdall. hc moi having departet
yet.
y" Ftrem~" L~n ." store.
NO me enber of The. d.partment." sait
was no reason t" do so. . .
i"'t'' "i iiuch - "diu a''i"S pa'