The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-03
NURSE UNDER ARRI
Claims the Wilson's" Indnoa
..a to Steal Marion Olark. Y
HER REAL NAME Is AIDE11q
The Protector of the KidnspfnG 4
Is the Son OF a Prominent Arks
city Judge - Rockiand County
lcIals Hold the Chief ConspfraAe

| Inc ffOJecUOr Oh UuS AhUnsRsH4, @/
Is the Son Of a Prominent Arks
city Judge = Rockland County
noIals Hold the Chief ConspfraAt
Summit, N. J., June s. Carris 50G
the nurse who had charge 0f
Marion Clark, was arrested hers
night Her real name ID pella An0
son. In confession she said thqt
had been a party to the abduction
that she had been led into the schel
by George Beauregard Barrow and
wife, Jennie.
Before a notary public Bella An4e
son made the following confessi1ns
"I aided in the abduction Of Mart
Clark, the infant child Of Arthur
Clark, of New York. In this abdp
ton was prompted by Mark Bsaur1
gard and his wife, Jennie. ] was t0
by them that would get half d al1
ransom paid for the return of
child. I was poor, tired Of hard wot
and wanted money. I was told a.
there would be absolutely no dangS
1.-THE Beauregards schooled me In tAM
way to abduct the child. We had dN
termined to take the first child tha&
would command ransom.
"The plan was suggested this springs
by Mr.. Beauregard. hesitated, bul885
they persuaded me to act.
"On Saturday before we abducto4S
Marion l met Mrs. Beauregard In Gem
trail park. I would not let her taka
the child then, / so pitied its m0th0rsS
"On Sunday I met Mrs. Beauregart
in the park again. and she was 80 per-
sistent that let her take Marion froH1
the baby carriage"
The confession then details her trfp
with the child to Brooklyn and themes
to Sloatsburg. She returned to New
York, and on Thursday came here 0n
the advice Of "Mr. Beauregard."
THE CHIEF CoNsPIRATORs.
"wilson'' Is the Son of Prominent
Arkansas City Judge.
New York, June 3.-Chief McClusky
was asked last night as to the number M
of persons he believed to be involved
in the Marion Clark kidnapping plot
He said he believed there were only
three persons involved-the man Wil- y
son, who has since been identified -
G. Beanregard Barrow, his wife and
the nurse girl, Carrie Jones. He de-
clined to discuss the questions as 70 81
the probable motive Of the conspirar
tors, saying that there were many
points to be cleared up before he could N
answer that. 1t was apparent to him e
the captain said, that there was ne n
possible doubt that the persons now IN
custody were the guilty ones.
Chief McClusky and Detective ARM
strong went to Nyack yesterday to see
Sheriff Blauvelt and secure, If possible.
the transfer of the prisoners. The
sheriff refused to surrender the pris-
oners, the RockIand county authors
ties deciding that they had Jurisdiction
in the matter under the provision Of
the code, which says that a kidnaper
may be arrested, tried and convicted In
a county where the crime of kidnapping "A
is committed, or in any county whore
the kidnaper is caught with the child
or in any county where the kidnaper "a
may live. Having heard the text ok
the code read by the district ATTORNEY
Chief McClusky conceded the right unssSg
der the provision named for the Rock n!
land county authorities to hold the X
prisoners for trial. w
District Attorney Wyre last night Or-
dered Justice Herbert, of Garnersvill0 il
to issue subpoenas for the Witnesses ~
the examination of the Wilson's .for
Monday. Arthur Clark, father Of tn @
abducted child, and Chief McCluskys "
of the detective bureau, are among
those subpoenaed. s5
Wilson and his wife occupy ad-
Joining rooms on the second floor OF
the jail at Nyack, and colored wo.
man is with Jennie Wilson.
A deputy sheriff from West Chester Il
county went to the Jail yesterday to
see If he could identify Jennie Wilsok
as woman implicated in large rob-
berry of jewelry In that county. He was
allowed to see her, and said she wat
not the one he was after. A reporter
from a New York paper brought up
boy who had carried letter to Mrs.
Clark during her baby's absence, and
wanted to see whether the boy could
identify the woman, but the sheriff re-
fused to let him see Jennie Wilson.
Mrs. Wilson is the daughter of nss
publisher at Goshen, Orange
county, the granddaughter of ]. ]. Nc
Nally, editor of the Goshen News, and
is herself printer by trade Mrs. Nc
Nally received letter yesterday from
Mrs. Wilson dated Thursday, which
F
in connection with baby Clark case.
Can explain all. Will write tomorrow.
Don't worry"
A dispatch from Little Rock, Ark.
says: George Beauregard Barrow, the 81
man arrested in New York state
charged with kidnapping little Marion
Clark, is we'll known in Littls Rock
and the news Of his arrest is the SEM ~
sation of the hour. Barrow belongs To
one of the most prominent families IN
the state His father, Judge J. @.
Barrow, is among the Oldest and
wealthiest members of the Little Rock
bar and his brother, John Barrow, is o.
member OF the Arkansas Legislature
and prominent attorney at law.
George B. Barrow, the prisoner, Is him
self a lawyer, having been admitted Il
to the bar at Little Rock four or FIVE
years ago. He is about 28 years old.
WI 'lcated and Of pleasing address.
H. been in many boyish scrapese
ane cor twice in serious difacultleA Il
About four years ago he returned after
q long absence and began the practice s
Of law. He sought admission to mem.
in a local athletic and social
club, but was blackballed. A few
days later an attempt was made to
blow the club house up with dynamite
md Barrow was arrested charged l
with the crime. He was acquitted and
" ent to New York, where he secured a
salaried position with Tammany Hall.
His movements since then are not $
known, except that he was at various
times employed by New York news
paper. the Broadway railway and
other concerns. His father says that
he has helped him out Of trouble for
OF tina 3tAg