Evening star., 1934-09-26
$40 Is Taken
From all
Cache.
ACCUSED WEEPS
THROUCHNlCHT
First Evidence of
Breaking Under
Strain i'm Cell.
Nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 26.-Four
rolls of bills amounting to S840 were
found today in Bruno Richard Haupt-
mann's garage, and District Attorney
Samuel j. Foley said Hauptmann told
him it was part of bundle of money
given to him for safekeeping by the
late Isidor Fisch.
Every one of the bills is Lind
bergh certificate" Foley stated.
The money was found tightly rolled
and stuffed into five small holes bored
into a 2-foot 2-by-4.
Pistol Also Found.
In a hollowed-out space below the
holes police found a small automatic
pistol, fully loaded and apparently Of
German make. 1t would fit in the
palm of a mans hand and bore the
inscription. "Lillirut Kal-4,25."
Foley made his announcement dur
ing a luncheon recess Of the grand
jury The district attorney said that
Hauptmann told him there was 5000
TO $500 in the garage, and Foley said
the prisoner added that is part of the
lIlOIlC1 hlllNll llOW h1lON W DN AA4A0-
bergh money"
Foley said that after admitting it
was part of the ransom payment
Hauptmann denied that there was any
more on the premises.
The district attorney. however said
that search of the premises was con-
tinuing, and pointed out that after
the Sl3,750 was found in the garage
last week Hauptmann said there was
no more on the place.
Prisoners Calm Fades.
Meanwhile, despite earlier reports
from the Bronx County sheriff Office
that Hauptmann had spent restful
night in his Bronx County Jail cell.
Sheriff John ]. Hanley said today that
the first break in the prisoners stolcal
calm came last night.
The sheriff said the prisoner did
not sleep well, and that he alternately
paced the floor of his cell and sat on
his bunk, weeping, during the night.
Hauptmann was taken to the dis
trict attorneys Office this morning and
on his arrival there he appeared
nervous and shaken.
A police squad of carpenter patrol
men had just begun to dlsmantle the
garage when Lieut. Martin Tobin and
his fellow officers found the money.
Task Renewed Early.
Early today a police building de-
partment truck drove up to the house
and the three policemen went back to
their task, which yesterday produced
a panel bearing a penciled notation
of DR.. John F. Condon's street address
and his telephone number at the time
of the ransom negotiations for the re-
turn of the Lindbergh baby.
1t was said the police planned to
60 through the basement Of the house
today after they have finished their
search of Hauptmann's second-f1oor
apartment. There also were reports
that the police would dig up a truck
farm adjacent to the Hauptmann
garage.
A detective from the Westchester
police station in the Bronx and a New
Jersey detective arrived at the home
half an hour before the police carpen-
tiers to supervise the search.
A detail of a sergeant and eight
policemen took over the guarding of
the outside of the building today, re-
lieving the four patrolmen who had
been on duty throughout the night.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Pauline Rauch,
Hauptmann's landlady. remained in
her ground floor apartment in the
building. She testified before the
grand jury yesterday, but does not
like to discuss the case. She remarked
yesterday that she would be glad to
sell the house that has brought her
so much unwanted publicity.