The sun., 1892-03-28
2s BERGEN street esC brookgs Tsers was siso
the following letter. dated Long Island City.
March ~. IL had evidently Just been written:

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There was another lette,, signed Aelss a. g.
TRs wSs ppntsa pr n fses Tas Sun yesterday The
writer declared that the work Arnold was do
wrtef VII T"s never S wanted To see % him again and did
not want him to trouble her with any more oil
IN the search Of the dead mans papers yes.
this letter. II was dated Long Island City.
March 90. 1892. u.
" M. CT, Smith.
"DEAH MApAN: I can hardly thank you
al am special detective I and n i night watchman
s Esrs EtSt Ehs4s nsSss Fs%
IN he enrno s hss room ~ with % 4teaibrs revolver
Yo% sde nevsp fear any more
from my letters or Iresspce as never , wHnt T., to
icy sss sy Would desss os
nit We both wanted our own way: would
one. My last letter was written only TO draw
hxs pes rss we hi ns you IL s ss ss9v
rfsh,. Fiji hSi alter all ''I Also Emma DaneaIit Wish.
ing you better luck next time N ! Gm A. Apxo,D
Hammond Dect. Agent"
found wsrs cany 81 na
song @ of the Deeanter." written in i feminine
Drs Kennedy. McKeon. and Byrnes per
n2sBs Sss that sas s With in ockes kn
severed SS ed the c jueuiar Vein and tile carotid
WORCESTER. March 27.-,Miss Aglae G. Smith.
whose letter was found in Arnold's pocket. is
intelligent prerossessing and abput "a yetrs
ter. who conduct q stenographc and tyne
Tsia wtns ISrss @ aP hs trades s sa fGms
eerreependent cerreere ' found her at her home +
Irving street. this aite5n3on. She said Arnolds
in Kiiiinaay. Conn. He has one brother. Percy:
Aiter his. fathers death his mother, married
SaTss Ss wssm hsis shs has s haa three
daughters. This. family still lives at North
Grosvenordale. When his mother remarked
Bertrand went to- live with an uncle, at Putnam.
Conn. u o-do farmer. 1t was here he met
Miss smith He was 1B and she ii. They
were good friends mt SCHOOL, and when the
Smiths moved to New York Il year later he
used occasionally to write to Miss Aglae.
Sometimes she would answer. but oftener not.
Then. about six years ago. the Smiths cnme to
Worcester. and the correspondence continued.
About three years ago he came to Worcester
and took a course at Humans Business Col
lege. Ha used to call on the family in a friendly
years ago he saw the girls name among those
fair. He wrote her that he was coming
nm Uncle. " He lie concuied to remain here. and
lie took lessons in stenography, from
Mrs Tyler. the girls sister. boarding in
the family On May lS. 1901. he left
Worcester. telling Miss Aglae he would be-
back in year. On the 18th Of thu present
month he wrote to her from New York He re-
minded her that he hnd promised to be oack
in u year and that he was coming to keep his
word. He told her he was mt work In q detec-
tive agency. and that he was to be sent to Long
Island City. 1t was u dangerous mission and
might mean death. He said lie didn't care. as
he had lost all he had to live for.
1t was Miss Smith answer to this letter TINT
was found IN Arnold's pocket. Miss Smith
friendly. hut she did not care to marry him.
aud his attentions were somewhat annoying.
He was intelligent and OF exemplary habits.
He neither drank nor used tobacco. and was
rather OF a pious turn. She esteemed him
highly and was sorry to hear Of his death.