New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
MORE CARLTON CHARGES.
Another Indictment Against Him
Several More Likely.

Police Inspector Cross arrested a woman in the
lower part of Brooklyn yesterday supposed to be
connected with the Carlton case The arrest ap-
pears to be a direct result of Anthony Comstock s
visit to the inspector yesterday.
After the conference Mr. Comstock went to the
Adams-st. police court, where ne swore out war
rant against the woman. She arrested soon
afterward. At the Adams-st station last night
the police refused all information and the woman 8
could not be learned She Is supposed to be
one of those who posed for some of the pictures
found in Cartons trunk. The pictures are sup
posed to have been used in efforts at blackmaiL
One Of the most serious charges against Carlton
was that brought yesterday in the Adams-st court.
Brooklyn. of blaekman. Among Cartons effects
Inspector Cross found some obscene photographs.
which he brought to the attention of Anthony Com
stock. Miss Mary Bresnan. of No. 40 Wyckoff-st..
Brooklyn, who one of the bridesmaids at Carl
tons last wedding, in a private conference held yes
terday morning with Comstock and Inspector
Cross. told them 1t is said that Carlton had threat
ened to circulate among her friends certain
promising photographs to which her features had
been fitted. unless she consented TO marry him In
spector Cross declares that he has evidence that
Carlton attempted TO blackman other women by
threatening that he would show compromising pict-
ures unless they obeyed his requests.
The police records show that Carlton has been ar
rested four times. almost invariably under
suned name. According to the record. he has
served three terms in Jail; he been married to
hve different women; he is a deserter from the
United States army; he is also charged with be-
ing torger; he has two charges of blackmar
against him. one of grand larceny and one of as
SauIt and battery. made recently by DR.. Goldsmith
who Identified Carlton as Martinez, the man who
orugsed and robbed him in the St. Clare Hotel in
1900 ~ "
All three went before Magistrate Tighe. in the
Aoams-st court. yesterday morning and laid the
Iacts before him. Anthony Comstock said his So
Icy YOU'D push the case against Carlton 10 the
Gnu II was hnalIy decided that the case should he
VIousnI 10 the atertiOn Of The grand Jury The re-
assured A 30 - PAeA0'tSaAIE
The grand jury yesterday handed in to Judge
foster stIng In Part |, General Sessions Cour. an
tlcllnent Tor grand larceny against Fred E. Carl
s3l, s2, otheFWlse known as ]. E. Cartier and E. ].
The The complainant in the case is Charles A Gold
er9&ged and robbed of $500 cash and jewels worth
HCW HW og man named Martinez. while living at the
Hotel St Clare in Park Row, In 1900 He wrote
sure Carlton and Martinez were the same. Gold
smith came to Manhattan and picked out Cartons
photograph from number of others shown him at
Police Headquarters. Then he went before the
grand jury and told his story.
he said Martinez boasted Of being good cook.
one night after he and Goldsmith had become
chummy. and offered to prepare dishes to
demonstrate his skill. He did so. and after eating
the food Goldsmith became unconscious. When he
returned to his senses Martinez and the valuables
were gone