The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-03

to dispose OF the case there and were RolnG
to do So 1t was only when called his atten.
ton TO The fact that tho interests Of justice re-
quired the identification Of the Wilson woman
II possible. that he consented to allow her to be
IDENTIFIED BY Mis-. CosGRtrr.
IL then went to Now City and had lIrs Co.'S
grin admitted to tho Jail. She at once iden-
tilted the prisoner as the woman calling
herself Davis. who rented room nj
her house on May 20. I saw both prisoners
Mrs. Wilson said she would Ike to talk 10 me-
but would not do SO until she HAD further
conference with hor counsel. Wilson refused
TO say word The examination Of the rris-
eners will take place on Monday afternoon at
ri feel justified in saying that the action oil
the. Rockland county authorities in this
imagine why they took such a stand;
tho principal witnesses are here and this is
disposed OF by the courts.
PERMITTED CARRIE JoNEs TO ESCAPE
If we. could have had the prisoners last
night, feel certain we would have. had the
missing nurse girl in custody by this time. We
where she she ", was. OF course she has since
skipped out
he was a' not told whether or npi not either prs-
oner had made confession. nor was he
allowed to examine their ptieCts.
He said no believed that the Wilson's and
Carrie Jones were. tho only zones in the CON
spiracy. and that he had an idea as to their
Twas was some S4 Of w Wilson eeeis had been
cured on yesterday at the Mills Hotel No: |.
shoged that ns ths mere man 0f had GoSn lH"vn
nd nv y sprSsebtasTe
which tie aTst, Thre." letter was written
Capt MoCustv refused to tell what further
ha al In tN ha f1riG
s9sntus Iy with the nurse sir f' be edged in
Jail In this city.
THE STREET DIoCRED AGAIN.
morning on the sixty:nfth street block. be-
tween Third and Lexington avenues; whers
baby. Lives with his wife in boarding
house, The morning newspapers had in.
returned to her parents after, being. away
from home since Sunday. May 2l and
1t % hSp s .sy as
the CLARK residence. At . o'clock 1000
went up the stoop and tried to gain ad mis-
the East Sixtyseventh, street station tried to
drive them away. but they, would not 60.
school and Rept' cheering and Yelling and beg,
ginR the police to allow them to see the Clark
child Some Of the l houses in the geghbor-
Shortly after . o'clock the haby's grand
mother, Mrs. Mary, Belts, appeared at the win
coached the child to throw kisses 10 the crowd.
and the crowd loudly applaudcd.
kept. busy opening letters OF congratuIatun.
The Letters came from persons VII" were not
sent bouquets and wreaths ~ flower~
= : MOTHER AND DARE HAppY.
Finally Det"ctiv" Sergeant Philip Wellrr Of
the Central one" went intC the house and
S wen t., or ro@o nIm"r"rs 10 eaf onr Ny
tlMskv. Ih'ct Of the Detective bureau. Just
. before dsr2rtigE Mr. fmS saiL tn, hi
night and lbs =. wlfc'T health lad I'M
proved Ercaty He aided that at first n"
mothcr Yesterday morning. however she
seemed to rrnli2" hat = he had g." hack home
her. Mr. Clnrk said h" would probably not 20
back to itttonl to HI. hu-inr~S until the persons
who had ltdnnrpcd the child had been tried
and convicted.
WARRANTS ,worH OFT.
Dntcctive Sergeant Frank Morris met Clark
a. Polt"" heqdnnartgr- an, and took him 10 the
rawn p 2 ani ssn Nv rrk shmrESd
Jam6s Wilson. Jrnni' Wilson aud Carrie
Jones with tidnnppnE the baby Magistrate
pe'eciiyr Sergeant Morr!. took the warrants
FOR he Wilson's md started for Now itv, Rork-
Gyeg, !" GaI,, Mcl,Msky 4, roli%s Head;
OF Detectives Hrrlihv. Anderson aud Keidy.
who overlook Morris at ~, West Shore station
aTI a%eHH a Pntl m III NT " t town for few
hours and then started for New City with Mrs.
James Cosgrir Of 237 TWENTY -eventh street.
known nsWileon was the one who had engaged
"a room in her honse on May 20 and who ap-
peared there on May II with another woman
and u baby.
THE COUPLE At MILLS HOTEL NO. |.
While the detectives were in Rockland county
trying to secure the custody "f the man and
woman who had given their names as Wilson
name OF the couple was, Barrow, and
Of BeauI5eeard, The man wal. known as
George Boanregard when on July 20 last
year he hired fragments in the annex to Mills
Apartment house at Is varick place formerly
Sullivan street. Beauregard hired four rooms
keeper. On the following day he moved in
some furniture and brought around young
woman whom he introduced as Mrs Beaure-
The couple had only been living in the house
dressed sw days With e aSa SGE"n cn H s a Nr 1
BBss1rssar5I', and "Addls Barrow wilson
Beaureg gard, told Housekeeper Dahl that he
was empoyed as rrivnte, defective in Broad
living at the Mills Hotel only short time inc wHen
barrow tea Dahl he had Lost his job as de-
sHG Mrs. @ Mas qa Fl na
asked the housekeeper II he could not
get her husband n place. as they were hard
up. Dahl told the woman that she horself
might get work il She would nrnIy. tod A. Brown.
the purchasing agent Of the NJ lis hotels. Brown
gave her employment as Il waitress in the hotel.
CLUE TO CARRIE JONES.
She had only worked there a short time when
known as Belle Anderson Belle Anderson.
the police say, answers the description OF the
missing nurse girl. Carrie Jones. Among the
other an poyees Mrs. lieaurcgard was known
as Addie She had not been working there long
when Belle Anderson informed Purchasing
Agent Brown that Adde was going to leave
Mr.. Brown called Mrs Beauregard into his
Office and said:
Addie, | understand you're going to give up
your Job
cured employment in the circulation depart
ment OF an afternoon newspaper"
What paper IL that p asked Mr.. Brown.
THE Evening Post answered Mrs. Beaure-
gard.
A few days after this Brown and Mrs Beau
regard held another conversation, and at that
time she told him she was going to continue To
work as a waitress because her husband had
lost his newspaper Job. 4 week lator she told
Mr., Brown that her husband had got another
Job and was to get s . week in tho circulation
department Of the Evening JOmnOL
COULD SELL A STORY.
Then he's to be newspaper reporter -