The times., 1899-06-04

was an anxious and adept assistant. Carrie
Jones' who was none other than Belle
Anderson, their boarder and companion 10
Mrs. Wilson, was an easy tool IN their
hands. Wilson's career shows that he is
to say the least, an eccentric man. When
he learned that his wife had been arrested
he told her to go along and give up the
baby, and then he did not try to get away,
but thought he could bluff it out, even to
the point of going to the Clarke's home
in an automobile on the very afternoon OF
the arrest to try to tell Mrs. Clarke OF
the fnding of the child.
Carrie Jones Arraigned.
Carrie Jones was arraigned this morning
before Police Justice Hughes in Summit,
n ]. She had passed the night at the
house of State Detective E. B. Kelly, who
had arrested her. The woman looked as
though she had passed a good night, but
while she was outwardly quite calm she
was evidently under an intense nervous
strain. She was dressed in light bicycle
waist bicycle cap. and black skirt
with blue dots. Her aunt, Mrs. Samuel
Henderson, at whose house she was ar
rested Joined her in the courtroom and
the two greeted each other affectionately.
State Detective Kelly, who had the
woman in charge, made formal conf
plaint against her, charging her with hav-
ing been implicated in the KIDNAPPING OF
Marian Clarke. When the complaint was
read Mrs. Henderson stepped forward and
said she would like to bail out the pris-
oner. Police Justice Hughes was at first
inclined to allow the woman to be bailed
out, but at this point Detective Campbell,
of the New York Central Office, said:
81 wish that you would hold the pris-
oner without bail. There are some persons
coming here from New York to identify
her and we want to know where We can
find her when they arrive. The charge
against the woman is serious one and
she should not be admitted to bail without
due deliberation.'
Justice Hughes then said that he would
commit the woman without bail to the
Union county jail In Elizabeth for ten
days to await requisition papers. Detec-
tive Kelly took charge of her, and they
went to the Summit Hotel to wait for
the train to Elizabeth.
The New York detectives and Detective
Kelly had something of a clash at his
home last night. AS soon as the news of
the arrest of Carrie Jones reached the
central office here, Detectives Price and
Campbell were sent to Summit with the
warrant for her arrest, which had been
issued by Magistrate Meade in the York
VILE police court. When they saw Kelly
Campbell said: We have warrant for
the arrest of this Jones woman and we
want her
Il have a warrant for her arrest, too, -
Kelly replied, ''and l am going 10 keep
her" There was something of war of
words following this, but Kelly would
not give up the woman. and the detectives
went away very much dissatisfied. Detee-
tive Campbell said this morning that the
decision OF Police Justice Hughes was a
victory for the New York police.
Objects to EXtradition.
The Anderson woman will be indicted
| on Monday about noon and before night
Governor Roosevelt will be asked TO sign
a requisition for her. The papers will
reach the Governor of New Jersey on
| Tuesday morning and by Tuesday night
| the woman will be on her way to New
York in the custody of a New York &C.
tective. While the New York authorities
hold her, the Rockland county authorities
will not be able to try the couple now il
| the Rockland county Jail. The authorities
of Rockland county will then. it is ex-
pected, be directed by Governor Roosevelt