The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-12

WALTER PRICE.
ton and asked to see the young prisoner. The
request was granted. and Capt Chapman sent
% Oo 3 Sin M ! IN yyh to e sh1 n ssil room TO that wlt oee S u
BY PRICE. Then Miss Price was allowed TO see
""oh. Waiterl' exclaimed Miss Price whom
she stood in front of the door of her brothers
cell, how came you to get into this terrible
sgsis Ky !; = :, e s e s + 5 S ssss E 4; ;s - 'hs S %sa: w. T.
oo Msn9nsS; M and sas when Rsa' the Ssn boys assf relatives saS %f Ras
i heard dhs to '' capt. n GSspm me- nepG Price was' im mn SsH
sstsly brought up int the Captains room. To
Nov. my boy. perhaps, you'll tell u. tho
truth. know what you told your sister. II you
% 2oafi s.s si "a s. sy:ai Il q You sA Il. w To ne. s ANY m nS.
though. You won't liv'. long enough 70 serve out
the term in prison that you'll get. Why. you're
Out t'1 Wish & he s whe sH1 story yes snd Z tell aHPy Il setai GIT.
and Th ,1 Scn h be- nsl pin sSrrs =, la H% y;sI0G y thirty
years in prison. After that he felt better, and
pened. . Just at after Sc Scott !" and : ! LEFT TT the bank. and
q We were walking. through Lafayette place,
WAVING north. As she passed us / handed her
The e.. s saos {, a.. nSScG Z ling, e sss q p. fsiSIss ea,h RlS Ms
IS,o ens e street. sssn I Thsss I FL Tb.s Ssw II : Sna made "a is he BE.
You say Emm. Lyons e your wife; Do you
floor OF 2.o37 Second avenue"
Capt. ch"pman and Detective Caddeli fastened
across town and up on the elevated to the ad-
there was any response TO the Captains knock
at the door Of the fiat Finally a girls voice
"Who's there2 ?"
Il came up here from Walter. after that
satohel. Hes got in a tie-up about it down
<t The 20 girl sh ws. s sPsa,s the %s sSsE' ' ssd so as , shs
haven't got the satchel, though. / threw 1t Into
tho back yard. But what's happened to Wal
story as he thought was necessary, and then
a sG.a e asr 70 ~i Ph0fhdi %. He He t %Sp Ssr d thas s hss, was
prisoner and that he was q policeman.
bu. tn, hsx money s0 isn nHe h %Dasy She i sald can 'Ak' me-
Now listen" said ne CAPTAIN. Walter is
W at to help iipf him. D' tell me sU whsre the MONEY "Is Is"
Capt, Chapman didn't have to go further in
~ ~sps, anS ses ,s1s'y her sdbs sss soiS the T cspt s.na
that she had taken the money from the satchel;
,Sst it ,S HD h IN 7 sisd h . soWsl aed e eaa,i srGI tho
bundle to her mother's. who, with the girl's
steptather. lives on the fret floor Of an apart
ment house In East 10th street. The father
is employed in the construction Of the Le1ing-
ton avenue cable road.
the mother's house. On the way the girl begged
that Capt. Chapman would not tell her mother
s the st si2i .nss h %n ~ou haa LOOK 1sp aat FOR tbs, hs A snd he
did. When they reached the house Detective
e es&a 10 ws sRs up Door Si'n an aa' s Sltl' of Nee ' ted ihi@
that he and Walter had got into, a dispute
there a : few s'i hours before. caddsiI said that
Emma had been convinced That the package
Was his and he wanted II. While they were
talking tina GIRL went intn n hack room and got
the bundle. She and the officer. with Capt.
Chapman, then left the house and went d.
AT the station the money was counted and of
the $1,000 sl,9l9.iho remained. The g,rl was
yesterday morning. Both were taken 10 Police
capt. o'Brien. Then they were arraigned in
Jefferson Market Court on the charge OF grand
From the girls story 1t appears that she met
Walter Price two YEAR, ago: Lii, He Vas then 10;
a2e West ,la4th street. She lived with her
mother ct the lStter's present address. Sne Is
ths mothers only child. Ths two { EMm p ietpa
duced Walter to her mother, and the mother
sa3RSStioned the engagement Wednesday accord.
church and told her mother that she and Wal
ter had been married that morning IN ST
Stephens Church and that they had already
gone to housekeeping. .n III.
rental was SIT a month. The boy husbands
salary was $40 u week. Out OF that he aud his
wife had TO live and buy furniture. The furni-
tnre was obtained on tn. instailment plan.
They managed to get credit al, the butchers
home until the BILLS came. Money they had to
have. The young husband thought, oil, any
nam6sT Of schemes for getting the needfui' but
Then. on Friday a week ago, he met young
Scott on his way TO the bank for the 4. i.
Gle1son Co., which employed both boys. lie
learned then that scott got the money from the
balk on Fridays for the firms weekly pay roll
and that the amount was usually over S4,oOO'
lie decided to steal tho money the next Friday,
Nnl told his wife what her part in the plot was
De, Last Friday was settled upon as the day,
the ,ppostte direction. In Lafayette place AFTER
the boys had come from the bank. She was TO
take the satchel. while her hus band held SCOTS
attention. Then the story OF the robbery MAS
10 be sprung.
II didn't want Walter to attempt IT," said
MT% Price, 4" but he said that II was as easy as
rolling on "a log and sure 10 work, IL was easy.
700. Why, didn't even have 70 stoOp over 20
tAks the bag. As soon as ! had it In my hand !
hurried over 10 the Bowery. l hadn't any
money; the last nickel | had went for car fare
G9wn town. So | went into q hallway
Then ! got home as quickly as ! could;
Inc instAllmenL on the furniture, was due
on Friday, and I paid that out Of the money
lhen PAID our other bills, bought a 10y OF gro
SsIies, some candy, and z few things 70 MAKE
money | took to my mothers, but she never
hhew what was IN the bundle. Walter saith weu
h9;ton or Chicago
Ars, Price 10 a tall girl with deem blue eyes
Snu Havy light hair. She did little but ~ lot
sgIs tune after she Was locked up In JEFFERSON