Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09


murder, at the order of Mrs. Car
man. The witness told today OF the
first call Of Mrs Carman az his Of
fee. She said FIRST she was dress
maker, then admitted her identity,
adding she had many domestic trou-
bles and wanted To hear what Went
en- in her husbands office. The wit
ness said arrangements for the rent
al OF the instrument we're made on
May 49,
Got Husband Away From Home.
on the same day Mrs. Carmah
made plans to take her husband
away for two days while the instru-
ment was being installed.
Boissonault said Mrs. Carman had
told him about seeing a nurse Kiss
DR. Carman. she said she was so
mad" he went on when shc saw
that kiss, that she almost broke the
window by knocking on H.
Mrs. Carman told him further, ne
said, that she knew her husband met
many women both in his home anu
outside and she asked the witness
whether he could furnish detectives
to follow him She had said emphat-
ically. however. she would not get
divorce on account Of her daughter
Stronger instrument Required.
The witness said one Of his instru-
mcnts was installed and that later
Mrs. Carman told him she had beeh
keeping in a diary . record OF every
thing she had heard over the instfu-
ment she said she had some diiiieul-
Is in hearing all that went on IN the
doctors office because the doctor
and his women patients sometimes
whispered She bought two addiuohai
batteries ON this occasion.
Elizabeth Carman. l2-year-oid
daughter of pr and Mrs. Carnlah'
testified that directly after the shot
was fired she ran upstairs ana saw
her mother her aunt and her grand
mother there. Her mother, she SAID
Nas in kimono
Coroner Norton. after spending an
hour studying thr testimony "t haf-
des and other witneases, wrote cut
his charge, and ordered Mrs. car
mans arrest.
Word was sent to Mrs. Carmon tHat
she was about TO he arrested ana
few minutes later county officials en-
tered the physicians office Mrs. Car
man. pale but retaining her self-con-
troll. accompanied by her husband
her attorney and others, came IN a
minute later.
Coroner Norton, for years an inh-
mate friend of the family, with tears
in his eyes read his charge ana the
warrant of arrest he had signed Mfs'
Carman stood erect facing him. BE
tween them, on the floor. was a dark
stain marking the spot where MIS-
Bailey died.
Mrs. carman was then allowed to
go TO the second floor of her nome
whore her mother has been I'll In bed
under the care Of physicians since the
dav after the murder. Coroner Nor
ton. relating what took place, said
that upstairs Mrs. Carman kissed her
mother, who told her not 10 worry
and that everything would be all
right
with her husband and the sheriff,
Mrs. Csrman entered the automobile
and was taken to the Jail.
Although cell had been prepared
for her she was taken to the warden
quarters on the top floor where she
was placed in the care of the matron'
who aave M her own room To the
prisoner. DR.. Carman and his WE
attorney remained in the jail uhtll
late tonight.
while the automobile carrying MIS-.
carman was running through Hemp
stead it passed q frail little girl III
biack she was Madeline Bailey L.
vear-old daughter of the murdered
woman. She was not aware that
woman held as her mothers slayer.
was passing.
In the court house, adjoining lhe
ian the grand jury tomorrow WIN
begin its investigation Of the murder.
All the witnesses who have appeared
before three sessions of the inquest
land some others. were served TO-DAY
with subpoenas TO appear as Wit
nesses.
To Appear Before Grand jury
Mrs. carmans attorney late Ionisht
said his client would appear before
the grand jury at any time the us
itrict attorney desired sign waiver
of immunity and answer all questions
she might he asked
The attorney also announced ne hau
obtained an affidavit from "eoIse
Colder. one of the witnesses at the m
quest modifying some of the tesl-
monv he gave before the coroner.
Colder had testified that he saw MIS-.
1 arman sitting on the porch peiofe
the murder.
In his affi lavit. according to the
ttorney Colder declares he is nor
sure his identification was correct
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