The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-05
FINDS IN KlDNAPPERS' FLAT
THE STOLEN BIBT'S ROSE COLOR
DRESS HID BY THE BARROWS.

Also Note Outlining Barrow's Plan of De-
fence After His wife's Arrest-Blame to
he Thrown on "Carrio Jenes"-Mrs.
Barrow's Grandmother Visits Her in Jail
Fred Lang Identifies Her as the Woman
who Gave Him the First "Three" Letter
Bella Anderson Secures Counsel-wit-
nesses Summoned to Appear Before
the New York Grand Jury To-Day.
The rose-color dress worn by the baby
Marion Clark when her nurse stole her was
found yesterday in the apartment at Is Narck
place In which lived the Barrows. now in Jail
in Rockand county. An overheard conversa-
ton between the Barrows in the Jail led to the
further search OF the rooms. The conversation
did not leak out through the local authorities.
but came to Capt McClusky in a way he de-
cines to disclose. Yesterday afternoon Detec-
tive Pepperted was sent to the rooms to make
thorough examination. In the kitchen
there is q sink. the waste pipe Of which has an
elbow and runs parallel and very close to the
bottom OF the basin. damned in between the
elbow and the basin we're the rose-color dress
and sack belonging to the baby. They had
been rolled up and jammed In in such a way as
to escape a casual search.
In the oven OF the kitchen stove there were a
lot OF scraps OF paper with writing on them.
The paper was OF the kind on which the first
letter to the Clarks signed Three" was writ
ten. The pieces we're taken to Police Head
quarters and there put together to form the
following note:
G named C brought baby same night to
our home-a:30. Asked wife to take it to coun-
try. Paid $40 in four liar bills. Wife
knew girl In Deposit. Monday afternoon came
TO Slots with a friend. who left and went
W AMI
over to town and | became suspicious. and
came up and was on way to train to carry baby
down for Identification when Sheriff stopped
us. Last Sunday husband was out at time
C came. Lovingly"
This letter the police believe was written in
haste by Barrow on Thursday when he made
his flying trip to this city after seeing his wife
arrested. his idea being to get the note to her
in some way on his return to Haverstraw. so
that they might both tell the same story. What
they were to tell was that girl named Car
RE " paid them to take care OF the child. Just
why Barrow. after writing the note. tore it up
the police don't know. except that he may have
resolved upon another plan. As 1t was. upon
his return to West Haverstraw he and his wife
were left alone together and there was no oc-
casion for resort to such method OF communi-
cation.
Pepperted found in each OF the three rooms
Of the Barrows large mohair carriage rug.
All three rugs have been identified as the
property OF the New York Electric Vehicle
Transportation Company OF 1884 Broadway.
for which Barrow worked before his arrest
The rugs are valued at $50 each. In the con-
yersation between Barrow and his wife over
remark was made which led him to believe
that Barrow, meditaied an attempt to escape
from the Jail. Capt McClusky at once notified
Sheriff Bauvelt and suggested that a close
The ,subp%nas served upon, the New York
grff Of Brooklyn commanding them to appear
at o'clock this afternoon in Justice Herberts
court at Garnersville turn out to be OF no force
outside OF ckland county. They are not in
dorsed by a County Judge. Capt McClusky
II these papers had been indorsed as the
law stipulates would have been compelled to
SE %sn To @ ana nay bfa
tagonistic to the Rockland county authorities.
Such is not the case. On the contrary I am
They with the Anderson woman, are The
only ones conccrned In the crime. l be-
as the crime was committed here and
that az most Of the witnesses are here. the
int s Ss y XII s pSdps hsT
Rockland county subpnnas. been served with
hefe at IL ock h. TTese
subpTnas, have been Informed by the, Dis
Irlci htiorney, lake prece.uetnce over the others
nave lett TINS mater OF the snb9nnas n the
upon his ADVICE: 40 not know yet what that
Will be, and so can't say until Tomorrow
morning whether shall go to Garnersvte or
not nox,uu ,,o n,.,
mrs. j; j. McNal!y. INC grnhnmother and
mother by adoptlon on Mrs barrow. went to
New Glty yesternay from her nome IN Goshen.
and visited the Jall where tne BarrowS are con-
H rnnen. Mrs. barrow wrote 10 MRS, McS;ially on
Friday. begging her 70 come to New CITY and
see her MRS: McNaliy wrote pace that II was
no use To comes ana she w2uldnt me girl
wrote again on Saturday; imnl33riRG her Grand.
terday afternoon; told Sherln Blauyelt who
che was; ana said That she wanted to see
Addle
have no Objection. sald the sheriH, II
she hasn't ~ ,
message 10 Mrs; Barrow brought back
request That heT mother should come to her at
once; Mhen Mrs ,McNaliy, accompanied by
Sherin Blauvelt walked into the room In which
Mrs, Barrow is conilned, the two women en-
brared ana sobned ana Mrs. McNally cried out
over ana over again:
Addle. now couid you DO III How could you
do tT
No long as the Sherin remained in the room
Mrs. barrows only answers were teari ul pleas
mat her grandmother would not be hard on
her
You're the only TREND / nave, she said,