Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-06
THE WOMAN NOT
At ALL CONCERNED
Laura Garter Who Betrayed Run
yam Takes Her Arrest With
NonohalanCe.
HIS SPIRIT APPEARS BROKEN.
Their Pictures Taken for the Eogues'
Gallcry--Shc Smiled; He Was
Haggard and Carcworn

New York, July 6-Chester b. Rum
yam the paying teller of the Windsor
Trust company who IL alleged 10 have
stolen s96,S17 from that company and
Mrs, Laura Carter the woman who be-
trayed his hiding place TO the police
after he had given her part of the
stolen funds, were arraigned in police
court today. Runyan's spirit appeared
TO be broken by the disastrous outcome
Of his stealing and his demeanor was
hapless
He passed a seepless night In tht
police station and nc showed the ef-
feet OF his worry when he was SUBJ
jected TO the gaze of Il curious crowd
on his way to police headquarters, Mrs.
Carter bore her arrest with nonchal-
ance. She slept unconcernedly In the
matron's quarters al the police sta-
ton aud undertook the journey down.
town undismayed by the predicament
into which her escapade with Runyan
had thrown her. She shielded her face
from the photographers upon the way
AS best she could but chatted with
the reporters in Il lively fashion while
in the subway train. Runyan, how
ever, had little to say to anybody and
appeared TO be terribly distressed
total company's stolen funds was still
a mystery so far as the public was
concerned up to the time that the two
prisoners were taken to the court.
Runyan had In his possession when ar
rested Sl4.i10. OF the balance he said
he had lost about $4,000 in speculation
In stocks before he disappeared from
the office Of the Windsor Trust COM
pany last Wednesday that he had
given $4,000 to Mrs. Carter and that
he believed she had taken $4,000 more
without his knowledge.
Mrs. Carter at first stoutly denied
that she had any of the trust conf
pany's funds. admitting that Runyau
gave her $1,000 but asserting that she
promptly returned It to him at his re-
quest While on her way to court to-
day. however she said SHE had deposit
ed all the money that Runyan gave her
in Il bank and that 1t would stay there
If she could keep It there. she de.
clared that she could have obtained
possession of all the money Runyan
had if she had tried hard enough Con-
corning her betrayal of Runyans hid
ing place, she said that she had felt
sorry for Mrs. Runyan and debated
with herself whether to notify Mrs
Runyan of her husbands whereabouts
or to give him up to the police. She
adopted the latter plan she declared,
because she learned that Mrs. Runyan
was i'll. Although she said she had no
hope of securing the reward for Rum
van she remarked that she could make
use of tho $1,000 offered. AS she, like
Runyan, was under the charge of grand
larceny and the police have yet to re-
cover about $4,000 which Runyan de-
clares she has hidden, there Is little
chance of her securing the reward.
On arriving downtown today Runyan
and Mrs. Carter were taken first to po-
lice headquarters. where the photo
granhs of them were made for the use
of the police department and they were
measured ard questioned for the police
record. Neither of them made any OBJ
lection and Mrs. Carter went through
The process smilngly, while Rpnyan
WAS haggard and careworn. They We're
then taken to the Tonbs police court
II be arraigncd.