The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-06

turned TO him. b handed over a key'
which she declared was the key Of h vault.
Woman said Runyau, Il gave you
q 5000 on Monday morning and gave you
$40, 200 this morning.
-Well,' went on Inspector Thompson.
sHow much did you steal, Runyanf'
The prisoner replied that he couldn't
really say exactly. He then helped Lieut.
MoNally count the packages OF bills. re-
marking that he was san old hand at 1t
and might save some time
The total was s54. 4lO. Runyan again sat
up. smoking another cigarette. and asked
Mrs Carter please to tell where she had
put tho rest, but she still professed igno-
rance. She did remember, though. that
Runyan had bought her a bracelet with
five diamonds In it and a ring. The BRACE
let she was wearing and the ring she had
taken to a jewellers along with one OF his
90 have both stones set in her own.
II also gave me some money to buy a
piano, but I paid only $40 down OF IL" Mrs
Carter continued. Then she remembered
about a breastpfn also bought with Windsor
Trust Company money. probably. but
somebody on q street car had snatched
that away the other day.
Have you been spending recklessly''
BbkGQ l0bDtCJOT IuOIuDbOu " Atuuyhu
yes. SIR replied Runyan, meekly.
Wrapped up In a handkerchief in the fugi-
tive's pocket q detective found a vial la
belled Poison
All" unused the inspector, what were
you going TO do with that, Mr.. Runyan?"
Il was going to make away with myself.
But I didn't buy it with that notion. inspec-
tor. II you'll look in my mouth you'll find
4. AAIl- .,l-a~atI Nnath III N IN rAItaVA
the pain Of that
Runyan denied that he had tried TO shoot
at the men who had arrested him, The
pistol in his hand. he said. was the one he
took from the trust company when he went
away. 1t had been in the drawer with the
suit case, and he was just about moving it
when the detectives came in.
When the Inspector got throug with
Runyan he had a session with the officers
Of the trust company-President John A.
Young, Director George W. Young. Treas
urer Ford, Secretary Nerra- They. with At
torney Jordan J. Rollins, we're all chaperoned
to the police station by Daniel Slattery.
secretary to the Police Comm issioner, BY
that time Runyan had lost the air OF forced
jauntiness which carried him through the
police inquisition. He paced the floor
weariiy. As he talked with his bank ssso-
ciates he had frequently to moisten Ms
lips with water. He told John A. Young
that along about June 1 his lungs had been
very bad and that he had plunged a bit in
the Street to see II he couldn't raise money
for q long health trip. He lost. Then he
got to wondering what would happen when
the bank got to going over the accounts on
July 1. II looked as II he was In for II, any
way, 80 he lust decided TO get in deep while
be was at IL.
The woman's part, Runyan said. was to
have been keeping him under cover for a
few months right In New York. Then he
would have tried to get away.
Il know Nv got it coming to mo, Run
yan went on. But don't ask me tonight
what my plea will be, or anything like that.
I haven't even q lawyer yet. and don't know
whether I'd better try to get any
While Runyan was talking with Mr.. Young
Mrs. Carter was holding one Of the news
papers which she had professed inability
to read and chatting quite blithesomely.
who's this with you in the locket2"
asked somebody. swapping open a gold
bAuble that hung from her throat. and
indicating the picture of an old man whose
head was very close to that OF q rejuvenated
Mrs. Carter.
-Thatp Why. that's the old gazabo who
pays the bills" she Uttered. Ask me no
more-but. say; | knew. | just knew I'd
get into some trouble along Of this George.
Did l give him up to get the reward? No.
I was desperate afraid he would kill me-
with that CUR, that's all
Both Runyan and MrN Carter were held
for grand larceny. Wien they are ar
raigned this morning it will probably be in
the Tombs court. from which the warrant
for Runyan's arrest was issued. The maid,
Mary Duncan, was locked up az a suspicious
person on a chance that she may know
more han she says she does.
Runyan e~xculpated the maid OF any
knowledge as to whom size was working for.
Il wish you would say. too, +" he said. that
my wife il absolutely out OF this"
Mrs. Runyan was i'll in bed all dav yester-
day nj her home. 800 West iiith street.
She didn't know about the srrest until
George W. Young called and told her after
her husband was locked up.
The trust company people. IL IL under
as possible. but the lack Of personal feeling
in the matter was suggested when President
Young called at the station house at GAS
o'clock last night and asked il Runyan had
had anyt hing to eat.
well, he ought to have, said Mr.. Young
when the desk man answered no. and the
president sent ont for a hot dinner.
The reward for Runyan's capture is
e1,5OO, plus 10 per cent. Of the money re-
covered. To date, then. the reward
amounts to a trihe over s7.aai. Whether
Mrs. Carter will get any OF it remains to
be seen.
During the evening Inspector Thompson.
Attorney Rollins and George w. Young
searched the Runyan-Carter fiat for the rest
Of the money. What they found was not
disclosed
SAYS BE4LE CUT POLICEMAN.