The sun., 1899-06-08
CARRIE JONES EXTRADITED
KIDNAPPERS IN NEW CITY WILL BE
TURNED OYER TO-DAY.

The Nurse Girl In the Plot Makes n Formal
Confession at Police Headdunrters-Mc-
Clusky says She Was Merely n Tool of
the Barrows-Stolen Baby Has Measles.
Bella Anderson. who as Carrie Jones, the
nurse girl. was one Of the kidnappers of Marion
Clark. was brought 10 the city yesterday after
noon. Detectives Price and Campbell of the
Central Office went to Elizabeth. y j., and, ac-
companied by u representative from the office
OF Lawyer Marsh. the girls counsel. drove up
to the Jail about . O'Clock. They handed to
Warden Doll the requisiton for the girl and
he notified her to get ready to accompany
them She was but few moments in preparing
for the journey. When she met the detectives
sho wore a green silk shirt waist, plainly
trimmed straw hat and a short blue skirt. She
laughed and chutted with the detectives. and
did not appear to be in the least disturbed by
their visit. AS crowd had gathered in front
Of the Jail. the detectives and the girl got out
by n back door and drove to the Pennsylvania
Railroad station. They caught the 2'2O train
and arrived in Jersey City at 3 o'clock. came
over by the Desbrosscs street ferry and went
direct to Police Headquarters.
Capt. McClusky was there. waiting with As
| Bistant District Attorney Charles lie Barber.
| who will have charge of the prosecution of the
kidnappers. Capt Met husky shook hands with
| the prisoner. She appeared to be badly fright
| ened at flrst but after he had told her several
stories Of tho hunt for her She seemed to
| brighten up. She laughed heartily over one
| OF the stories. When Can't McClu4ky had got
her into good humor. he talked over the case
with her seriously and she said she was willing
| to tell all she knew about the stealing Of the
| Clark child. She repeated that she had been
| induced to steal the child by George Bcaure-
gard Barrow and his wife She told how the
| Beauregards. as they called themselves, had
| drilled her from day to day and had made her
| believe that some day she would be doing u
| lucrative business in kidnapping and could get
| rich at it,
Capt McCusky asked her II she would make
n voluntary statement under oath, and she
agreed to do so. He explained to her that any
thing she might say in the statement might be
used against her on her trial She said she
| did not care, she knew what she was doing.
| and she intended to tell the entire story In
open court; When asked IL she desired to see
said she did not believe a lawyer could help
her any. as there was no chance of her escap-
CAPT. McClusky then sent for etenographer
and IN fhe presence % Ass Asss,nn District A.
sr ormaS contessed to The crime OF Of ii iidnap
| ping the Clark baby, and said that she new Of
no persons cppnrcerned in the plot aside from
Capt. McClusky sent out to a restaurant and
ordered good dinner for her when she had
she was again questioned, This time. it is
said. she TOD Capt. McGlpsky story that she
nation given in this story was such as to cause
| Capt. McCusky to start two Of his detectives
| out to look up something that had not Yet been
referred to IN the Kidnapping case The girl
was sent to the Mercer street police station for
| the night Before She went tn" official photog
rapher Of the Police Department took photo
graph Of her for the Rogues' Gallery.
C,sts shs is Door weak & tool" ,o 7"id Capt Me-
minds and did simply as she was bid"
Sheriff Blauvelt of Rockland county sent
diner saying that he was ready to surrender TO
the New York police the Barrow couple. in Jail
baby He suggested that the New York au-
thortie1 obtain from some New York Supreme
| Court Justice an order calling on the Rock
| land county officials to show cause why they
should not surrender the prisoners. Sheriff
| Blauvelt said that he would not show cause.
| but would surrender the prisoners as soon as
Germ was to be free of any chance of being ac-
| cused Of acting illegally He had had drawn,
| he said. form OF order that would satisfy him,
| and he would bring 1t down here He and Dis
trct Attorney Wyre got here at o'clock last
| evening, and after one unsuccessful attempt to
| see Justice Fursman, went to his house with
cured his signature to all order or, which the
ers. DETECTIVES McConyiIie and Perpcrted Of
the Central once boarded the midnight train
| for New CITY, and will bring the Prison
| crs back to this city to-day They will
probably cross the Hudson, River and com" to
| road. as tn" West Shore runs through New
Jersey. and the warrants OF detectives have no
| validity in that state.
Mrs j. j. McNaly. the grandmother Of Mrs
Barrow called at the New city Iai yesterday
| with clothing. fruit and candy but Turnkey
de IN sbor fIT nSt I? sSG M"F Era&a &
| said she did not believe her granddaughter
would live to stand trial.