New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
FAUROT TO GO:
UNSOLVED CRIME:
FITS DOWNFALL
Woods Aroused to Action
to Make Cray Chief De
teCtive, Is Report.

From source which The Tribune
has always found to be unquestiona-
biz vcliable it has learned that Po-
lice Commissioner Woods IS about
TO make change in the commander of
the Detective Bureau. Inspector Jo-
ecph A. Faurot is 20 be supplanted by
!rsUcctor John }. Cray, according to
this report.
Investigation o. he Tumor among
bi~b cc,Icr officials Yesterday failed
20 yoIjtv il. but i was found that
there would be 10 astonishment among
those in touch with the police sltua-
tion Il Fcurot were 10 be removed at
any time. g..
time in the history Of the department
there were now two inspectors IN me
Detective Bureau, both working from
Headquarters and neither having Gu,
ties that the other was not called
uoor 10 perform. Cra., since ms elG-
,a,ior. la. been doing The same Wolk
ne iotrof. and there has not appeared
.,,,. rca AN vhv .u5.hCr inspector ~
ooc,...'r, unless Is should nc to learn
Inc dr.,,. Of :le mead OF TIC bureau
tr an ready 90 mlc; tuc emergency oI
4 sudden change. ,.i
Tnero are several reasons advanced
ro,, action on the part OF the 0om-
missioner. Since March 3. New YORK
has been shocked by i've murders. not
TO mention minor Italian ieud killlhes'
and the Jolice are now no nearer 'he
nerpetrators of the crimes thah Oh
tbe days the cases were repofteu'
Many Murders unsolved.
Vow York. too. mas had several SEN
s..,ongl bold.ups. the most noted thaI
or Vvau'. icwciry shop, which WAS ac-
l,u1l.sbod practically m Lroad HaS
l.nLi an richth Avenue, ~ the near
- IN. theatrical district. HurgI"f'ea
,.., occ,.rrIuc nightly. Hundreds lhaO
.Lo nubis, reycr learn Of, o"lhE 10
,,oi;cc instructions 10 victims not ~
III to rcnortcrs. still remain unsolNeu
,rotla,,s One OF the worst eases ""o
,hot of the chloroform burglars VINO
;,'''sdod the Central Park west SEE
,ioH and drueged an entire iamlly' Ee;-
ting away with several 'housahu Thov W.
lie ;n i..welry and silverware. Ihey
ia',9',rnod "a the same house recenlIy'
L',. 80 scared of by a toy revoiVeI
after thev had drugged Dog A"e'
are still at large. Noyor.
The Barnet Baff murder IN NoSenrr :
toiI. tbe murder, on March O. oI
Nh" Caimiri. tom Fo.ey's heu-
-, in MADISON street; the nurder
~ u.ilcf. the allan hotel cie.h VI vi
Wsrch IS; the killing Of an Eas' 1'ue
,,.r,--ter 10 AlleI street rev "a. a.
1.taS. the brutal murder Of niue Leo-
e.. ," Cohu on March l9; the ~naruer ~
tbo unidentified woman VINO was
SSJ o. ~ IN the rock pile in the brohN:
49, ~ tbe most recent--the muroet Di
anu anu ID Rortba Heilner, the flatDush
Mts. ,,bo was killed by her butter
w0",Ga IL remain unsolved or legaliy
O"p priIg5clph3a Criticism Bitter Pill
Tho story printed a day or TWO ra. ago
lHe ,,'~,tno paper that one OF : @u-
/ IN ~, - I'D civea out important m
Iol - ~, ,- the hunt for Hnnel, the
Ha;iner murderer. caIled lo'
+ Ile,i";, Ilee.h;ng criticism ~ New l0i@ mem mem
sea'Ih.i sea. hg Philadelphia police. inns cru
ouS y ;yas n bitter pill to IommiSs'otheI :. me-,
Glsn eiIad" The published stories iIl' MN
W '.oSo9t oSoyi grounds on which to o"se d
denial. -. h,s been in charge
/ Ioo,cctive bureau since the de-
. OF the Inspectcr Eddie" Hughes
posinass following the famous koseh-
thai murder. His fame Oe'""'
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