New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
KIDNAPPERS K HELD HERE.
SENT TO THE TOMBS BY JUSTICE
FURSMAN.
BAIL FIXED AT $4,000 FOR EACH - THE
PRISONERS PHOTOGRAPHER AND
MEASURED BY THE BER-
TILLON SYSTEM

PRISONERS PHOTOGRAPHED AND
MEASURED BY THE BER-
TILLoN SYSTEM
George Barrow and his wife. Addie who werA
also known as the Beauregards and Wilson's.
were brought to this city yesterday morning
from the New-City Jail by three Central once
detectives end soon after they reached here
we're arraigned together with Bella Anderson.
alias Carrie Jones. before Justice Fursr'an. OK
the Supreme Court. on the charge OF being I'M
plicated in the kidnapping OF Marion Clark the
eighteen -months-old daughter Of Arthur w.
Clark. They were held In $4,000 ball each FOR
trial They will be arraigned before Justice Furs-
man again to-day to plead. The prisoners were
brought from Police Headquarters 20 the crimi-
nal Court Building in 4 cab. Captain McClusky.
chief of the Detective Bureau. and two detec-
tves also rode in the cab. When the vehicle
stopped in front OF the Criminal Court Building
there was large number Of persons anSiously
waiting TO get a glimpse of the Bsrrows and
Carrie Jones" Several policemen had TO clear
way through the throng that swarmed around
the cab and in front OF the building. so the de-
tectives could quickly and easily take the pris-
oners I'D TO the court where Justice Fursman
was sitting.
There was a brief wait before Justice Furs-
man appeared as jury in a murder case
being tried in his court was out. and he had lett
the bench for few moments. His delay gave
those who had followed the prisoners into the
building plenty OF time TO get into the court
, before the accused persons were arratsned Tne
prisoners were made to stand up together be-
fore the Justice TO answer 10 the indctmecf
found against them. Before they could pie
William F Howe, the lawyer, arose and a. ed
that the pleading be postponed until to-da. IN
order TO give Irving Brown. OF Haversuaw'
counsel for the Barrows. an opportunity 70 DC
present Mr. Brown had received no notice OK
the delivery of the prisoners TO the New-fork
authorities. and expected to be present to-day'
1T would be an easy matter. in fact, for me 70
plead not guilty for the prisoners SAID Nr'
Howe but I prefer that their counsel should DO
that for them"
District-Attorney Gardiner who was present.
did not make any objection TO the request
Justice Fursman then said:
IT will direct the clerk TO enter plea OF not
guilty in each Of the cases, with leave to the
prisoners TO withdraw the pleas tomorrow.
Then they can plead or demur as they see nt
will fix the bail in each case at Sl0ooo
BELLA Anderson said her counsel was ex-Sen-
ator Marsh. Of New-Jersey. District-Attorney
Gardiner remarked that he did not think that
Mr. Marsh would be eligible 70 appear for her
in a New-York court. Justice Fursman then
appointed ex-Assistant District-Attorney Ner-
non NJ Davis to defend her. The prisoner was
remanded to the Tomos.
District-Attorney Wyre. OF Rockland was
present at the hearing. After the proceedings
in court were over District-Attorney Gardiner
said that he personally. would move the case
against the three prisoners on Monday morn
ing He said he would prosecute the case him-
self. and he expressed hope for speedy con-
viction. ..- a.. s
As the prisoners stood up before Justice Furs-
man Barrow put his arm around his wife's
waist but she quickly shook it off and appeared
very much disconnected. She looked about ap.
prehensively. Barrow appeared UNCONSCIOUS OF
his wife's nervousness, ard vigorously Iannea
her with his straw hat, as thougn hothins u"-
usual was happening.
Harrow was the most f-possessed Of the
three Carrie Jones kept her eyes cast down
all the time, and appeared somewhat dazed
George and Addie Barrow were safely under
guard in Police Headquarters before Cap.ah
McClusky got there yesterday morning Inc me
first thing the captain did when he reacneo MS
office was 70 show the prisoners arrested ana
brought to Police Headquarters in the course OF
the night 10 the detective force. carrie Jones
had been brought from the Mercer station
She and the Barrows were lined up before the
detectives. Captain McClusky then had long
talk with the prisoners In his ofnce ne saia
later in the day that he had learned nothing new
from them. They told over again. he said the
same story that they had given on previous oc-
casions He further said that he was positive
that they would tell the entire story al the trial.
The prisoners photographed and meas
ured by the Bertlon system in the morning.
Marion Clark is said to be suffering with the
measles Her condition was reported 10 be un-
changed yesterday morning Her father said she
passed a peaceful night.
Carrie Jones. according 70 Captain McClus-
Wv is an Ignorant woman. She is very nervous
at present he said. and is suffering from meap
cholia She would have 10 he carefully treatet
or she would break down. He thought Mrs: Bat
row was bright woman, and he spoke OF BG
row as a clever fellow