The evening world., 1905-07-14

the body. I have asked him for a
mony. and he Will have 1t for ME tc
Z will take from this the necessary
points and use them in my application
to the Supreme Court. The application
will be made on Monday. and We ought
TO have the body up on Tuesday. Then
II It Is necessary we will ask for per-
mission to a up the body OF the
nrr Mrs. Carlton
Took Cartoons Trunks.
Inspector Cross ordered a searching
investigation. and. under his instruc.
lions. Capt Condor. OF the Flftiett
Precinct. n Detective-serst. Walden
Of Headquarters, sol possession OF
Cartoons room. at No. 1875 Sands street
When h entered they found an ele-
gantly furnished room, for the best In
the house, the walls covered with pio,
lures and every mark of rehnemen,
visible in the bric-a-brac and books
scattered about.
TWO large runks and a bag. double
locked. were in the room. and besides
the Of the dresser and chif-
fonisr were full of papers and clothing.
The captain did not make an s1amina-
tion OF the trunk n drawers to-day.
but many curious thin&s were found
among the papers scattered about the
room.
A telegram, dated June 10, from Burl-
fngton. N. j.. signed "Kid."/ begged
Carlton to come to Burlington at once.
A letter from the same place dated O
few days before. and signed. Edward
Sweeney" begged him to write to a
woman. described In the letter as Aunt
Ellen" who was represented to be in
the deepest grief on account of Uncle
Sred's' absence and his failure to write.
Premium Receipts and Lists.
Among other papers found were three
receipts for premiums on life insu--
ance policies and several lists OF
women's names and addresses. to-
Rethsr with a curious system Of ammo
tation set AGAINST them in a memoran-
DUN book.
The policies were in the New York
Life Insurance Company. one premium
due Jun 30, 1906. on policy No. 3,4s4, 26O.
and others, due the same month. on
policies los u.+S2-3, all OF which ap-
peared to ave been paid within the
last few days.
Among the women's names were ma
trimonisl lists furnished by an agency
IN a printed slip. which directed Carl
ton TO write briefly. describe yourself
and request their acquaintance" and
assured him 'They have registered
with US for the purpose OF getting mar
ried. and you have no hesitation in ad-
dressing them"
Among the names in his memorandum
book. which contained little besides
names and addresses of women. Greater
New York addresses appeared. Some
were as follows: Edna Dufren, Crescent
street. Carrie Kidder. No. 10 Hall ave-
nue.. Miss NJ. Smith. No. 5s4 Essex
street. Mrs. Oscar Harmer Ridgewood.
Norwood avenue. Mrs. C. Kern, nee
MCGEE. No. 303 st. Marks avenue, Kate
Cunmeere. No. 1874 Concord street, Mary
Mcknight and Miss Van Wayne. No.
81 Ashland place, and Susie Malone,
No. $50 MO street.
: To Ransack Effects.
:. These were all repeated on an
other page of the book with caballs,ic
Q signs. cross marks, circles and dashes.
There was a lot Of paper with Carl
toms printed name and a regular busi-
ness letterIead describing him as a
dealer In Photographic supplies and CIV
Ing his address as Washington, with
out the street or the ordinary ID. c."
4. The police believe they will find much
mora that Is valuable as an indication
OF tao a~ntecedents OF the man. They
think the letter and kilograms from
New Jersey Indicate that he may have
9 VIZ at that place whom he has de-
serted, and they Will attempt to trace
otner clues that they think are found
w the lists OF names and addresses
gwen. A policeman Was left In charge
g, me room and Its contents. pending
n~ppilcation for a copyc orda. TO ex-
Had Four Wedding Rings.
What may have been the plans of
Frederick u. Carlton. said to be an
army deserter. adventurer, expert In
polsons and a man OF many aliases and
many wives, before his career was
checked by the police, is not known.
However, within the last six months
he has purchased four wedding rings
lrom a (eweller named Bernstein. who
pas a shop at No. ls Sands street.
ysrookiyn near the house OF Mrs. Hattie
Cfhnltx Where he met. courtcd and
Si-irsd. A,'AHis German.