The evening world., 1913-07-02

o1sspins IN the parks Of Jersey towns
slncs his flieht Even his linen was
ocfupulousiy clean and his nails we're
manicurs1 to Q high polish.
The youths face was the color OF
chalk despite his assumed air Of jaunti-
ness and - he talked he kept turning
his straw hat around and around in his
hands.
oAvs sToRG MANAGER PLANNED
THE ROBBERY.
'1fr. Kirey planned this robbery" the
youth said in his hrst story. "Aii I
ala was TO follow out his orders
throughout. He told me that there
ives no chance suspicion would be
directed against US and that We could
easily get away with the Jewels, sell
them and be rich 10 the end Of our days.
re was about Q month ago that Mr..
Kirby broached the proposition to me.
Then he merely s,ked mo II I wanted
to make q pot Of money without much
werk. said Of course ! did. and he
didn't say much more about the prop.
osition then.
"A little while later he oams 70 me
and told me OF his plan to rob the
store. He didn't enter into details then.
saying he would arrange those later. All
no wanted me to DO was TO say would
70 IN with him. I said would II there
was no chance Of our being caught.
Then . week ago he and I had
jSns talk and went over all the plans
together. even down 70 my checking
the bag with the jewels at the Psnnsyl-
vsnia station. The IRE was part OF the
game, but was not to have anything
20 DO with that All had 20 do was
10 meet Mr.. Kiroy after ne had taken
the Jewels from TIE safe and check
them In the bag at the station.
He gave me the money to buy the
suitcase. which I ala. I returned and
savs Il 10 him ana think ne kent It In
locker in the store. Then on Friday
~ told mo everything was ready ana
he went over again all the plans OF
juos what he ana were to do
n lsft the store at ten minutes 70
o'clock on Friday afternoon, promising
10 meet Nr. Kirby At . place ON Forty
second street at TO o'clock. just
walked around until the hour agrssd
upon and then Mr.. Kirby hurried up to
me with the suitcase. gave II to me
80 told me to take II right over TO the
PeaAsylvania station ana check H.
Il ala. arriving 1t the station at
nearly . O'Clock (ths BAGGAGE check
shown that the suitcase was checked
ct 40 o'clock. / checked the case and
thea vent to my home. Next day
mailed the check to myself. In care OF
the General Delivery. a. Mr.. Kirby had
toid me to do. 80 that in case ! was
eoAschsd the check would not be found
on me. We knew that letter could stay
thers until It was advertised In the
dead letter list and that w could 50
and get the check any ums after the
trouble blew over.
Next day stayed away from the Of
a.. sending word 10 the store that
YES sick. When the detectives exam
ined me I had . clear story 20 tell. for
] hAA lsft the store at ten minutes Of
e'elock.
''The reason jumosd out Of the win.
lov q Headquarters was because the
1eesctivss were gsttinE 30 close to my
tsAAi got scared. Just took . chance
Whsa the chance offered. A. soon ~
~ Hea6quSstsrs went 10 Jersey.
] olDt In the park Ut Rutherford on
AeaAay night ana yeste. day Just
wAn1sred on trolley cars Around Ruth.
Asord and Paiisads Park. reading in
~ the PAGERS what the detectives were
ooiAs and saying shout the casa"
ogrGcTives SGARcHEO ALL
PARCEL ROOMS.
Aseording to the story told BY
Doughrty Q systematic search Of the
, paresa rooms Of all railroad stations
, ~ hotels was begun yesterday morn.
laG. Acting Captain Jones and his
sag were assigned TO ths district en-
; beNcinS the Psnnsyivahla station and
SeoaD with Q squad Of men went TO
Sosk In the big parcel room yesterday
Afternoon.
~ detectives had . good description
" ne aGw suitcase purchased by Beck
eot they bod to 20 through thou.
onnls Of valisss. suitcases and parcel,
Uoeeeo 0ey came scross one that an
eWeesd the description late ysstsrds,
evening. They telephoned to Doughsrt,
49, tnapsctor Taurot who hurried Il
~ station and examined the suitcase.
There Isn't doubt about this bsinl
the SUITCASE" declared Doughsrty h
~ subordinates. who had alrsad,
leasusd that the case had been checks,
~ am o'clock Friday night 1.-THE THE
Z 5uge haA time 10 Set over hero from
~ store after stxrting the IRE an,
setting away with the jswsia Wei
epsa The SUITCASE"
The suitcase was opened and the De
tsetives were almost blinded by tn
selntillations Of light that issued there
fts0. Thers. jumbisd In every whic
wv W. the loot Of the jewel robber
WDstA nearly e1oo.ooe.
oNeoo NECKLACE 10 FOUND u
oulTcAOG.
q ~ were N brooches. nsokiaes
~ bracelets Below were ~ stitch
plas and deeper down were trays COT
tajniag lse rings. Al the bottom q
Ne suitcase. wrapped In tissue papa
the sleuths found the wonderful blu
pGasl shaped diamond for which Il
Arm paid $4,000.
y was early this morning before
knsried inventory had been taken Of u
epntsnts OF the suitcase. Then . mo