Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-15
INDICTMENT AGAINST
MRS. CARAVAN
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ment were found it would be returned
tomorrow.
With the resumption of the hearing
District Attorney Smith announced
that he had issued a subpoena for Mrs.
Ellen Corby, a niece of Mrs. Carman.
1t is understood that she is one of
the two women who have been sought
since the murder as having been in
the doctors waiting room and who
fed when they heard the shot fired.
The first witness examined to-day
was Henry De Beau, who testified to
seeing Mrs. Bailey going to the Car
man home. Another witness was
Miss Helen Combe, who was In the
waiting room when the murder was
committed.
May Not Call Woman
1t was thought likely that Mrs. Car
man would not be called before the
jury. Her counsel had agreed to
waive immunity for her, but in the
opinion of the district attorney it is
inexpedient to have her testify.
Smith planned to call the three phy-
sicians--Dr. Roy d. Grimmer, DR..
Howard Phipps and DR.. w. M. Run
cie-who performed the autopsy on
Mrs. Bailey's body.
OF the three physicians. Dr. Runcie,
who has been a close friend of the
Carman family and lives across the
street from them in Freeport, was
the first person called by DIR. Carman
after the murder. He is expected to
tell the grand jury about the CONVEX
sation he held with Mrs. Carman.
who, 1t is said, told him about the
telephone device by means of which
she was enabled to hear conversations
between DR.. Carman and his women
patients.
Other Witnesses Called
Other witnesses under subpoena for
to-day included CASTOR Boisson-
ault and F. c. Burnell, of the COM
pany that installed the telephone
wires and instruments for Mrs. Car
man; Coroner Norton and Mrs. Ida
Powell, sister of Mrs. Carman. The
coroner Is expected to produce the
bullet, the medicine that DIR. Carman
gave Mrs. Bailey and the handbag and
purse she carried when she was killed.
The district attorney announced
that he had learned the names of the
two women patients who were in DR..
Carman's office at the time of the
murder and who fed. They live near
Freeport, it is said, and probably will
be called before the grand Jury to-
morrow or Friday.
The testimony of Ellwood T. Bardes,
whose statement at the coroner's in
quest that he saw woman
walk from the office window to the
back of the Carman house Just after
the murder resulted in Mrs Carman'
being charged with the murder, re-
mains to be repeated before the grand
jury.
Girls Story Damaging
More details of the story of the.
Carman's negro maid. Celia Coleman,
was told to the grand jury yesterday
in the Bailey murder case became
known to-day. Besides saying that
Mrs. Carman had hurried through the
kitchen from the back yard imme-
diately after the shot which killed
Mrs. Bailey was fired, the girl, 1t is
understood, said Mrs. Carman had on
a kimono at the time. Mrs Carman
herself has said she wore a kimono.
but has insisted that she was in her
bedroom.
Another Fake Letter
DR.. Carman, who is here said to-
day that he was sure the hand thrust
through the window when the shot
was fired, was a mans He recalled,
he said, that on the wrist he saw a
mans cuff.
was Frank j. Farrell, a tramp who
went to the back door of the Carman
house on the night of June 80 to ask
for food. 1t is understood that Far
rells story corroborated in general