New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-11

bunch Of flowers. He was allowed 70
remain with her the entire afternoon
although the rules of the Nassau
County Jail make Thursday the only
visiting dey. IL WAS long after whe1
he. with his counsel. walked out OF
the rear entrance. got into an auto
with Sheriff Petit and started BACK
TO Freepori.
Mrs. Carman had recovered her COM
posure when she sat down 70 an appt-
thing breakfast this morning. she
was permitted to have anything she
wanted 10 eat.
When her husband and Mr.. Levy ar
rived. she was told that Bardes. whose
testimony was responsible for her ar,
rest, was man whose word woulc
never be trusted.
Mrs. Carman is permitted the run OF
the warden's quarters, and MRS. MAIN
crime Hulse, the warden's wifs, rs her
constant companion.
"Why did they send me here she
asked "Why didn't they investigate
that mans record before they sent
me here?'
Seek Gun with Magnet.
The county detectives and special
detectives employed by the state TOOK
a magnet rod TO the Carman house TO-
day and began the work Of sticking ~
through the walls of the house. ms
was done on the theory that, II Mrs.
Carman shot Mrs. Bailey. she might
have dropped the revolver down the
inside of wall. The detectives did
not find any pistol, but they did md
a piece Of the dictograph.
II can't understand" SAID William
d. Bailey, husband Of Mrs. Bailey,
"how any one can expect to accom-
plish anything now. The authorities
were so careless at the outset and have
made so many plumbers that further
work on the case SEEDS almost nope
less.
From the first the most important
clew was the locating of the revolver
with which the shooting was done.
Yet the very day after the shooting
DR.. Carman was permitted to leave
the house without his being searched
and without any surveillance. He drove
all over the country in his automo.
bile, passing creeks, swamps and
through the upderbrush, in any OF
which a revolver might have been
thrown. ] don't think there rs now
any possible chance Of finding it,
Mrs. Jennie b. Duryea. the mother
of the dead woman, said IL was rldlcu-
lous for any one to suppose that MRS.
Bailey was paying DR.. Carman secret
visit on the evening she met her death.
IF that were true" she said, docs
seem reasonable to suppose that she
would have waved her hand TO her
nephew. Theodore Bedell, jr, whom she
saw from trolley carr"
Hearing Is Postponed.
An agreement was reached to-day be-
tween the Carman counsel and District
Attorney Smith by which the coroner's
hearing will go over until Tuesday,
July 2l. II will then be held in Free
port. Next Monday, when the hearing
is called, il will be formally adjourned
to that date. Mrs. CarInsn will not
come over here on Monday.
In all probability there will be no
coroners hearing, for the case will be
presented to the grand jury in Mineola
next Tuesday, and within the week
Mrs. Carman will know, II seems GER
tain. whether she will be indicted Tor
murder or be set free.
The District Attorney to-day looked
up the question Of Coroner Norton
Jurisdiction and decided in his favor
Mr.. Smith, in discussing the case and
Mrs. Carman in particular tonight,
said. "The more | see of her. the more
she impresses me as truly remark
able woman. | believe that, when she
determines to do anything, she will go
ahead and do il regardless of conse-
quences. =.
airs. Carman is a woman whom u
is not safe TO anger. She is most de-
termined Why, she needs no lawyer.
She is her own lawyer. or course,
some NAV think that her unruffied
ealmness. and her clear cut story,
which il was impossible TO shake IN
any detail by examination, were plV
oyerplayed TO be entirely effective;
some may imagine that her demeanor
the day she took the stand at the IN
Guest was too collected TO have Deen
natural and unstudied, but she made
an excellent witness for herself.
The defence put in its busiest day so
for to-day. Early in the morning Ut
Carman sent detective to New 1orK
IN pet afidavits from persons VINO
claimed to know Elwood I. Bardes,
ana whose stories, it was hoped, would
destroy the witnesses credibility This
followed a days work by DR.. Carman $
fest friend of sixteen years. Garland
Gaden. the actor, who was with him on
the night that bicycle man was sup
posed TO have fred three shots ct NM
Gaden voluntarily went to New orK
Thursday. and under the name OF Mr.
Murphy visited these persons and got
what information he could from them
regarding Bardes. The defence con-
tinued to make this witness the object
of their attack. But as far as At IS
...rn .ha, have failed.