New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
ONE KIDNAPPER HERE.
RoCKLAND COUNTY AUTHORITIES TO
GIVE UP THE OTHERS.

THEY WILL. PROBABLY BE BROUGHT TO THIS
CITY TO-DAY.
Bella Anderson. otherwise known as Carrie
Jones'" the nurse maid. who kidnapped Marion
Clark on May a. was taken from the jail In
Elizabeth, n. j.. yesterday afternoon on
reluisition issued by Governor Roosevelt. She
arrived in charge Of detectives at 3:3O o'clock IN
the afternoon For nearly three hours she was
coseted with Captain McClusky, Assistant Dis
trict-Attorney l., Barber and Detective-Ser-
eeant Price. who brought her from EHzapeth' IN
Captain McClusky's private office.
In the interview with the head Of the De-
tective Bureau the woman at times maintained
a fippancy OF manner, but she was finally made
to recognize the enormlty of her offence and a
full confession was elected from her At the
termination Of the interview she was taken to
the Mercer-st police station. where she was
locked up for the night.
"She made a full and complete statement,
said the Captain, afterward which was a sub
stantial repetition of her published confession
She will be arraigned in General Sessions to-
morrow morning The prisoner Barrow and his
WIFE who II was thought would be brought from
New City to New-York to-day, will not reach
here until Tomorrow"
Captain McClusky said that he had no further
statement to make concerning the case last
night.
Dstrict-Attorney Gardiner said yesterday af
ternoon that George Beaurgard Barrow and his
wife, Addie Barrow. the kldnappers Of Marion
Clark would he brought here to-day and turned
over to the New-York authorities.
District-Attorney Gardiner conferred with
Sheriff Blauvelt and Mr. Wyre by telephone
and also had a conference with Judge Fursman
at the latters house yesterday afternoon.
Assistant District-Attorney Unger, accom-
panied by two strangers, who it was said were
Dstrict-Attorne Wyre and Sheriff Blauvelt, of
Rockland County, called on Captain McClusky
at Police Headquarters last night at about :
o'clock. They remained only few minutes and
went away, accompanied by the head of the
Detective Bureau. 1t said that they were
going to attend conference to be held some
where in the city to discuss the removal Of the
Barrows to this city to-day.
The Rockland County officials concerned in the
possession of the prisoners held the conference
which they had appointed for yesterday after
noon. but it was not held at Nyack The Off
cials changed their plans and obtained the use
Of large room at Joness Hotel, near the West
Shore station at West Nyack, and early In the
afternoon a party consisting of County Judge
w
velt Andrew X Fallon and Justices Of the Peace
Whyard and Bannlster, drove to the hotel. The
conference lasted for about hour. County
Judge Wheeler made an extended argument in
which he EXPRESSED himself as strongly in favor
of turning the prisoners over to the New-fo
authorities.
Judge Wheeler thought that the bench war
rant OF the Distrct-Attorney of NeW-forK'
while not strictly an order should in this case
be honored for it's only office Is to take the pris
oners to the place where every one knows their
crime was committed.
Mr. Fallon also thought the prisoners shouid
be Immediately given over to the authorities
oe New-York. Sheriff Blauvelt asked whether
this would be legal and whether ne Woulu
not be violating his oath in so DONG Judge
Wheeler Thought II was a case in which such a
course would be fully justified.
Sheriff Blauvelt said the commitments uhuer
which the prisoners were neld VII, Wiz b na' would
and to give up the prisoners legally ne woulo
have to turn them loose and allow them 10 De
rearrested by the New-York police authorites tleSs
There was spirited discussion las',ns lo' 'l, i,l-
an hour when District-Attorney Wyre sug-
rested that they call up Dlstrlct-Atlo'neS
Gardiner Of New-York, by telephone as lie ha"
a proposition to make to MN. c.,,o
This was done, and after getting MI Ha,u"gt
at the telephone this proposition was MADE IL
was that Dstrict-Attorney Gardiner nave am an
davits prepared, setting forth the facts III 'iie
case that the crime had peen coiniiriioJ rio,t ~ ~
that city to the trial. District-Attorney Iarul-
ner In accordance with this proposltlon, Vas
then to place these ahldavits before some - a.
preme Court Justice in New-York. and an oruer
no issued by such Justice for the transfer OF the
prisoners to the officers OF the law IN New iolh;
Mr. Wyre said that II this were done, ne @ ana
Sheriff Blauvelt would appear before the Court
in New-York and waive all the rights Rocklahd
County might have In the case. Dlstrict-Att
ney Gardiner was much pleased WIN thls
nroposition and said he would proceed at once
TO prepare the af1davits and have the order
issued.