The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
KIDNAPPERS JAILED HERE.
All THREE IN THE TONES UNDER
$4,000 Bail EACH.

Tho Barrows Taken Out of Rockland Jail
at 4 O'Clock in the Morning and Ferried
from Nyack to TarrVtown in a Sloop-
Tell Police NothinE-Plead Not Guilty.
The three persons charged with the conspi-
racy that resulted in the kidnapping OF the Clark
baby. namely George Barrow. also known as
Beauregard, his wife. Addie. and Bella Ander-
son. the nurse girl who was known as Carrie
Jones. are in the Tom bs. all three having been
committed in default OF $4,000 bail each
by Justice Fursman in the criminal branch Of
the Supreme Court.
Shortly before 4 o'clock yesterday morning
Detectives McConville and Pepperted OF the
Central Office arrived at the Rockland County
jail at New City. carrying with them an order
from Supreme Court Justice Fursman for the
delivery to them OF Barrow and his wife.
When the detectives got to New City Sheriff
Blauvelt was ut his home asleep. They got
him out OF bed and served the order upon him.
He had agreed to turn over the prisoners pro-
vding the New York authorities would bring
proper order upon which he could surrender
the couple without getting himself into trouble
at home. He asked the detectives when they
wanted the prisoners. The detectives said
Immediately.
The Sheriff went to the Jail and awakened
Barrow while the Sherifrs wife woke up Mira
Barrow. Within few minutes the prisoners
we're dressed for their trip to New York. De-
tective Reidy, who had been on duty at the
Jail. signed receipt for them. and the party
went in carriages across the mountains to
Nyack. Arrangements had previously been
made to ferry them across the river in small
sloop so thnt they might get to New York city
wtho9t travelling through New Jersey by
rail The sloop Margaret was in readi-
The three dStectlyqs and the two pris:
Tarrytown. Here the party had breaktas at
river river front ron hotel and at $40 boarded New
here sfr beore '05 On the
down Mrs. Barrow rested her head upon her
husbands shoulder and wept most OF the time.
From the station the party drove to Police
While at Police Headquarters the kidnappers
photographed for the Rogues Gallery, At the
time Ba ara vas being photograP4ed he
did not consider It much of joke. She went.
but she borrowed com to arrange her hair.
and asked permission TO wet her eyes with
Capt McCiusky took Barrow into q room
to each question Barrow replied that he had
nothing to say about the case Once he tried
the Detective Bureau il he knew how hot It
was; Finally he was turned over to Detective
kksSS Tn9 a9ss 6 sd him dd5
been working on the case; YOU ought to know"
Once in while she answered " have nothing
Capt. Met husky said atterward that he had
Learned !.H ni,F: from the coupe .,,
down 11 to the grim Criminal court o SnGns Bsla
Anderson. the Carrie Jones OF the kidnapping
PG Hopgn down oSs q at b the time
were Immediately arraigned in the Grim inal
branch Of the supreme Court, Before. the bar.
An FNyl Anfh 10 Nt1nI fafa nta
The nurse girl who has confessed stood a
short distance away and seemed anxious to
The clerk of the court informed the three
prisoners that they were charged with con;
ssir tS sdinapring and abduction He read
indicted and asked them If they desired to
plead to the indictment
said W. F. Howe on behalf Of the Barrows.
that am hardly prepared to go on at pres
leave to withdraw that plea later on and ask
that further hearing be granted to us to-
Who appears for the third prisoner Bella
Anderson or Carrie Jones ?" asked District At
torney Gardiner
:, 10 one replied to this, and then, Justice
Fursman asked the girl II she desired to have
counsel assigned to her.
The Court assigned Vernon NJ Davis. and
ad me tha woman to plead net guilty until
All right, she said. and Clerk Penney en-
tered the plea.
Mr.. howe wanted TO know whether bail
could not be fixed Immediately in the case and
Justice fursman said he would fix it atSlU,UOO
for each prisoner. Tho prisoners were then
led across the Bridge OF Signs to the Tombs
Tho following is copy Of the order upon
which the Burrows were removed to this
county 1t IS said to be very much out OF the
ordinary and poss lilly without a precedent:
-" 1t appearing that on the 9Th day Of June.
1893, an indictment was duly filed by the
Grand Jury Of the county Of New York charg
ing the Above named defendants with the
crime OF kidnapping. which indictment was
ia n nd
that a bench warrant for the arrest OF said de-
PENDANTS upon such Indictment was issued out
OF this court to a competent Officer. and that
such bench warrant remains uneXecuted for
the reason that said defendants are now in the
custody Of the Sheriff Of Rockland county upon
a commitment made by Isaac j. Herbert. Esq,
a Justice OF the Peace in said county OF Rock
land. holding said defendants to await the
action OF the Grand Jury Of Rockland county
upon the same charge as that for which an in
dctment was filed in New York county, and in
the interests of Justice and for public reasons
the District Attorney OF Rockland county con-
senting thereto
II do hereby authorize and direct the Sheriff
OF Rock land county to transfer and deliver the
said defendants under whatever name they
may be in his custody to tho custody OF any
competent officer who may hold and present
to such sheriff tho bench warrant aforesaid,
and for such transfer and delivery this order
shall be his warrant"
Attached to the order was the followingi
Above order consented to.
GEORGE A. WyRE.