The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-26
LEAVES CITY RATHER THAN
 FACE COURT Mrs. AIulcahy's Desire Not to Prosecute Frees
 Prisoner. HE DECLARES STORIES WE'RE PURE FABRICATION Foruets Threat to Kill Wealthy widow Unless Love
 Is Returned

rs-,v.s4fnw on the floor before De- secttve Captain Arnold this morning -,-v5n- ike a baby and abjectly beg -s,g eor 1eniencv and another chance. s4- R. young, the young educated Kpr- iean butler charged with breach of the naarsa a.n a result of cpmpEaAnts by Mrs Ral1a nEu1cahy, s11 Fairfield avenue, ,.reataa d scene at police headuua rrers- Fspnra1rt fans to face with Mrs. M1nA- sIn1,v he gfcmr@d much fear and even more SO after Captain Arnold naa m fnr-raed her of the stories told by nm.
 Her wish not 10 prosecute IT Holng -4ouId leave the city and keep away from her FadrdeId avenue home, nad lsts effect. Young was causticaAy ar s-5s,nd hv captaan Arnold and Prose r.17f3na Attorney Delaney. He sWaf' even fhs a1ternaAfve Of leaxtnB ele esftv or Of probably going to Jadk Ae ka.csutsd the former gratefulty-
 lAEa4n hs was brought before Mrs ,tnrIsIz.n1rv. ab1ectEv begged her pardon and admitted that tho stories told nY him gsBre pure 1abrica1fons Later. 7rm xsmn taken to the railroad sts1ion s5w psAectfve DsopIsy and placed on am New York bound train Warning g-zng rfpen that a return to Bridgeport ssw0u1d mean 5aa1
 Young, who 1@ saAd to have been ed- ucn4ed i'm an American college Tn ko- E2AfEG A1 Gd1G 4uAAAA1aa4y 4AO--1o S--- -s 4 lant ezuu1ng, and asked for Mrs Mul- ! ,-aarz. The maid boad him Mrs Mul- .-as.r vrsu.zsot at home. Declaring thai he cav 1Ers 1rulcahy enter the house he left sftsr coT1s.d deraaole argument | A raaor-t time later, he went to the dining poon window, cut away the sszses and entered the house.
 The maid rushed to 1frA Mu1cahy' { | n.ruzrsrueuf with a vAsAtor said to bs 1 nFrs. e. Sanford .Uf Ch3cagos wcners they haxxacaded tho door. and called nor fhs police. Young pounded on ths trmnre, while protesting his love fcl nHFs. HEanca1y.
 cfmcers Bray and Dooley entered \ tzza houHe simultaneously from the front and rear doors. They were me bw young. who. declaring he was tht lcahy was not home Grabbing him they asosuded to the second aiool where they found the three v7omer thudd1ed in 1df1 Afulcahy's apartments in hysterica1 condition Young wa. arrested and charged with breach oi the peace.
 on hfs way to the station and ir the cell, Young protested his love fol lErs- nGu1cahy. He said that she lla< treated haSn coldIy and that he wante<
 to marry her, saying he was edu' catad man and both were handsome.
 Young declared to the police off
 cers that. when he is liberated, Sh,
 would 7A1l both himself and Mrs. Adul cal1y unless she rectprocated his love
 Mrs. A4u1caany said that Young hat been In her emnloy until last octo
 Der, when she discharged him. HI,
 sent many letters to Mrs. Afubcah. lasking for his old position. Some, sh'
 said, were Of a wild nature. Tn .orde
 to avoid these annoyances she wen
 to Europe in December. Two week
 ago she returned on the ATinne wa sl1i
 of the Atlantic Transport line. At tn Grand Central station she was ap
 preached by Young, and it was onl.
 by threatening to cali an officer rha
 she induced him to leave.
 Young declared that he had watchc,
 for Mrs ATu1cahyis return all winter
 He awaited the arrtval of every boat
 becarse of his love for her, he says.