The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-12-26

/ never heard OF nor saw the $3.50 dia =
mond pin they say | took. And don Z
you forget it that when | woke up that
morning in their place the door to the
corridor was wide open"
so / went over 10 Philadelphia and I
got back yesterday, Sunday IJust found
out that this fellow Wordsworth followed
me all the way to Philadelphia. Why
didn't he and 1hatche walk right up and
tell me what | am accused of instead Of
getting out warrant? When got back
TO town yesterday ] wandered around
for while and wound up al the Garden
again. And last night. or this morning.
rather, just as | was walking out TO the
taxicah with girl | know I'm pinched
"Wadsworth has been around 10 see
mo to-day and says he and Thatcher
want want to fix & II up They say they don't
note TO Mr.. Hill of our bonding depart
ment at his home AT 237 Lexington avenue
TO help me out ] don't want 10 stay in
this place My brother Cyrus came over
10 day TO try 10 get me out. He offered
to put up our home in Mont clair or some
other real estate we have over there or
our automobile. which is worth good
deal more than the s., 900 bail bond I'm
under But they wouldn't accept the car
nor the real estate because II X New Jersey
property DO you think they'll do any
thing TO me- What can you get for grand
IhIttllNF 7 all you Ilt kttl1 ttltPu 10 lhll Tor
u long time? Christmas is an awful dav
TO raise s., 900 cash bail
Young MIR Kitchen was assured that If
the cOmplainants had told him that they
were sorry they had had him arrested
they probably would not press the charge
when II comes up on Wednesday for
further examination He seemed re-
lieved
We'll. | hate to stay here again
TO might, a." he said
Have you made engagements" he
was asked
Why, they wouldn't even lei me finish
my enga cement last night" he answered
sadly.
Over at the apartments of the youthful
Mr.. Wadsworth and the slightly older
Thatcher in the Long Acre apart ments
the two young men were found surrounded
10y small Christmas tree, many rugs
walls covered with black silk panels
covered with Chinese embroidery and
unCounted college pennants.
Dr Thatcher opened the door and then
drew the portieres and conferred privately
with Mr.. Wadsworth. MIR. Wadsworth
had nothing to say further than TO deny
that he had been over To the jail to see
the prisoner. He laughed sarcastically
when told OF Kitchen version Of the
money being thrust into his pocket and
of the wav the ring was placed on his
finger. At the time this was before
sunset II looked as II MIR. Wadsworth
and DR.. Thatcher we're not as graciously
inclined toward the prisoner as the
prisoner seemed to believe.
But half an hour later the two COM
plainants were met by accident in Broad
way. They had friend with them who
stopped TO say that they had all been
over TO the jail to see young Kitchen few
minutes previously and that everybody
had had friendly heart to heart talk All
the two young men are anxious about.
said their friend. was to get back the
stun
The prisoners brother Cyrus. said at
his home last night over the telephone
that 40 far he hadn't got far forward in
the matter OF bail. but that something
may be done to-day to get his brother out
of Jail
MoNTCLAIR. " j. Dec % II. Murray
Kitchen is a son of Mrs. Cyrus B. Kitchen
OF lis Lincoln street. His mother is
hear tbroken over the son arrest. in
formation Of wh ch did not reach her
until just before noon to-day. The family
is well connected. but owing to the death
of the fat her "a few years ago Murray
and a br other had to he taken from school
Mrs. Kitchen says il is not true that her
son ad an allowance Of $500 a month.