The New York herald., 1922-04-03
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<alilt One Of the burglars knew this.

<Rut unreliable. on the door OF the wine
<$ailt. onesof the burglars knew this.
''We'll lock them in and take our
time." said one of the bandits.
Svs''Well take sur time" agreed the wise
,ene, but Wen leave a guard, for that
soclS wouldn't hold a cat back
AuThe two men who were detailed to
corral Mr.. and Mrs. ShattucS almost
\ Spoiled the afternoon for their confed-
= crates. Mrs. ShattucS managed 10
scream. but il was not a very loud
scream and neither was she permitted
70 repeat IT, But there was considerable
Actifsing from the servants guards when
stre scream was heard.
According to the most reliable infor-
nation obtainable. one of the strangers
clapped his hand over Mrs. Shattuck' ;
fiEaath while HIS companion, drawing his
-sNn. went to the door TO greet any one
who might go 20 the rescue Mrs. Shat
tHek is said to have collapsed in
chair. Fer husband nj his haste to get
to her ran past the burglar at the door
sand made for the man standing over ms
wife.
sse But before he could give the stranger
rneaght the man at the door had over
taken him and had demonstrated to him
Ahow foolish it would be to start battle.
lie -was told that he would not be hurt
NxeFangers had agreed upon a quiet,
bloodless day. They were rather cour-
teous to Mrs. Shatuuck after her scream
silad been smothered over and over
W#n she was told that they had no
Invention Of doing her harm.
SSstystematicalfy the burglars worked
INC house from the dining room to and
through the bed rooms. In bags. ac-
exVrding 10 the majority of the many
t1lI 1t~f 81 a.,+xs
and friends Of the Shatthcks, the in
truders slowed the best of the silver
tseHa the most valuable ct the smaller
Crnaments. Into their pockets they
sltQved jewelry found il Mrs. Shat
Gqck's apartment and in the rooms oc-
ctpied by her husband. They pried
open a small safe and TOOK a quantity
Of Jewelry and money. Nothing like
listS OF the stolen stuff was obtainable
last night
pioset IS alleged to have told the
xpoNre that one OF his comrades was
Rfellchman like himself and the others
E&Hans. The detectives declare that
N$&hf stories told them by the servants
HNtad verifcation and that there is no
XA0icion that any person employed in
&4Aeshouse at the present time was ifnpli
E1Hfed.
%~sHowever it was apparent that the
XGNfH Knew the place well. TOT eS-
&apple, on Mr.. Shattuck's dressing table
N7Sefe was box made up to represent
&book. Inside this false volume there
syAa2 a revolver. One of the first things
stheS bandits did was to remove that
sygrpp ssrp0H-
fsN Details of Crime Differ.
sSThey worked rapidly and according
x1f.., -.
sA:g in the main but widely divergent
Mtdetail, We're told. All Of them were
tson4ewhat vague concerning just what
xhnppened after the Shattucks and their
Snr&ants We're left in the .-ault. This
aSnach, however, is certain
Through a smarM window and chute
coHnecting the vault WITH the back
yard Zaung. the butler. climbed One
Version OF the story has It that Zaung
and his master made bod enough to
shove open the vault to try the nerve
Of the guard supposed to be outside
Il Is said, by those telling this version.
that they found him away from his
post and that the three men and the
four women rushed out shouting.
~But to cling to known fact Zaung
reached the back yard. whether through
tie chute and window or by the back
dor. He scaled the fence separating
the. Shattuck place from ttat occupied
by Herbert Johnson, IS Washington
SQRare North. and demor@ed the use
d<&he Johnson telephone Color to that
vahsion of the escape, which has II that
tllG prisoners found their guard off duty
and emerged from the vault by its door
Is given by the fact thar the burglars
flea wildly just about the time or just
be1pre Zaung reached the johnson tele-
ph3ne.
is said that finding the guard gone
tho women began to scream and Mr..
Sh4ttuck and Terossi started bound
irig up the stairs toward the main floor.
Albany rate the five burglars quit cold
and ran for 1t. They left the silver
!, laden bags behind. and according to one
apshority, one Of them left his over
coat and automatic pistol on the recep-
tibh room floor. In the pockets of this
gafment some Of the jewelry was found.
The burglars left by the front door.
They bolted down the steps and into the
crowd Two OF them struck out due
south across the square. Two others
vieht east lodging In and out of the
traffic. The fifth. said to be Dioset. ran
west along the pavement. For some
reason or other full minute elapsed
between the exit of the fourth man and
Dipset. He appeared to be somewhat
dREed. for he bumped into people and
thfned around uncertainty four or five
tirfes. He gave the appearance of a
man not sure OF his whereabouts.
Servants Give the Alarm.
Any lack Of resolve he may have had
was knocked out of him, however, when
Zn,ng and Terossi galloped out of the
sslpttuck house crying stop them, stop
them. thex're burglars =
And then the entire crowd seemed as
indecisive as Dioset had been. Crossing
the square toward the north side came
Spfgeant Morris Greenberg OF the Mer-
ctf street police station. He heard thc
shputs and saw number OF men dart
ipS somewhat aifnlessly through the
tfaAic. When he reached the mnia-
dfate vicinity of the Shattuck house the
Csly man able TO give him workable
suggestion was John Morrison, super
ihtendent Of the apartment house at 20
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