The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-10
TALKS OF FAMILY HISTORY.
Larry Inveighs Holly Against
the Diamond Robber.
WILL SEND HIM TO SAN QUENTIN
The Young Lawyer Declares That
There Are Thousands OF Dol.
lars at His Back.

Walter Guy Furnald. confined at the
County Jail for completely in the Jacob
son diamond robbery, was visited yester-
day by his attorney, Carroll Cook He
gave Mr.. Cook the receipt he holds for
$500. the sum given by him TO Larry Kip
on the contract entered into between them,
under which agreement Kip was to secure
bondsmen for the imprisoned suspect.
Kip failed TO produce the bondsmen and
sued Furnald for services rendered as an
attorney.
There is now elimination and recrimi-
nation between the two, and each swears
that he will send the other across the bay.
Carroll Cook has thus been pitted against
young Kip, and if the assertions of the
latter are to be accepted the Kip and the
Cook families are in for war, with Fur
nald as the casus belli.
Larry declares that he means fight from
the word 60. This fellow Furnald," said
be. ''has got to go to San Quentin. I'll see
to that. The idea of such a man making
charges against Captain Lees-showing
letters purporting to be written by the
captain. agreeing to grant him immunity
from punishment for his crime, and all
that"
HAS he such letters in his possession q"
81 am going to tell Captain Lees about
that" went on Mr.. Kip, avoiding the
point-blank question. Showing letters of
that sort and making all sorts of talk!
Why, that fellow thinks because he has
done lot of things in the East he can
come out here and talk about respectable
people. / know enough about him, and
know enough about Hoff Cook. too"
What has Hoff Cook to do with t?"
"He is at the bottom Of all this talk a bout
me. Carroll Cook was away. and he has
had charge of the business but I'll show
them that their family is weak as COM
pared to mine. Ny grandfather is buried,
but he is not dead yet.
st will all come out in this fight" he
went ON. II am tired of all this notoriety.
There is S250,0OO behind me, and l will
protect my name. II this fellow Furnald
thinks he is going to get off he is mistaken.
l have had my father seq Alvord Police
Commissioner and will see Tobin, too.
and I'll see Captain Lees, and we will see
about whether Mr.. Furnald is to be let off"
And SO Kip went on about Hoff Cook
and Furnald and good old Bishop Kip's
undying influence.
When Furnald was questioned at the
County Jail about the letter or letters he
was intimated TO have in his possession
promising him immunity from prosecution
he fatty denied he had any such telltale
paper. Il never received such letter from
Captain Lees in nv life. and have never
told anybody that / had. | don't care for
what Kip says. Captain Lees will not be
Influenced by what he says, and as for go
ing across the bay Kip had better look out
for himself. have his receipt and his
contract He had better give me back my
money. I'll have no compromise. l saw
Carroll Cook to-day and he is going to at
tend to the case for me. Kip got my money
and ne didn't get me bondsmen. and he re-.
fused to give the money back, and that is
all there is to it. The trouble is that Kip
is unfortunate in not having hobo TO
deal with"
The trial of the attachment suit will
doubtless be of considerable interest.