New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
CARL DECLARES
HE WAS DRUGGD
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took me to Camden, where vu.
rested by a big detective named M
Jams, who conducted me 10 a NIL.
station and then to somerville fs.,.
only a hazy recollection Of the n.
and once or twice that night I r,,
questioned by Williams.
II slept until the next afternoon A..
woke up feeling terrible. Abow ,
o'clock that evening I was taken !,
Prosecutor Pope's office in the corr,r
courthouse and questioned by ww.
Jams. Prosecutor Pope was also th,,.
While there I was confronted BIZ IA.
same Billy Hart whom met In PHI.
delphia.
About 2:30 in the morning VA
returned to my cell, and there in /, m
Well. / was all in. I wanted 10 .,
down, but he would not let ne. \,
asked me what was charged with Az
/ told him. Well kept telling me thr
they had IL on me and that / had hi.
ter come across He was waving 4,
arms and shaking the bars OF the Win.
dow and acting like a mailman. n,
told me 10 send for the Distric. Al.
torney and he would look after ne
81 told him that I did not want d,
District Attorney and take immunt
He said I would be sent TO prison
promised TO see the District A.tony
and tell the story. | was then hroggs,
down and questioned by Pope al
Williams. We'll kept walking aruuni
and looking at me. During the tn.
We'll said he wanted some dope. VII
Jams said he would give him some. an
saw him take something out Of III
vest pocket. We'll came back rubb.ns
his arm and said he felt better
81 read in the papers that ! vn
given whiskey by James p. Major, II
keeper OF the Jail. since my imprsos
Ulcnl. i Ills 10 a siiohNtpuS hS. nv
not touched a drop since | parted vi.
Well, and hope l never shall again
Mrs. Sarah Carl. mother OF Car. ~
gave out a statement corroborative
that made by her son relating TO Wei
presence and movements In stroudsoE
Barton Moore, OF No. ! Liberty STU
New York, attorney for Carl. called ~
Prosecutor Pope tonight to release y
youth. Pope, who says that he Is nosT
satisfied Carl is innocent, though Ccsio
Detective Totten has established an a..
for the prisoner said he would W.
arrange a public hearing Friday or NJ
urday before Judge Daniel II. Beeknas
Mr.. Pope, who is very much disguise
with the Pinkerton detectives, VII "
to have them before the court
The detective agency's denial, wnen
signed by Allan Pinkerton, says 10
Carts statement lis, 10 our know'e"
absolutely untrue" The arrest u F"
viewed. and the statement continues
mo force, coercion. liquor or drug
our knOWleOSet was NocN "
the County Prosecutor or any ons ."
in the securing of this confession.
"As we stated. one OF our emp''a
formed Carrs acquaintance, and CAR "
the story to him, and later to two o'a
OF our employees, substantially as r''.
in his signed confession TO c''''
Prosecutor Pope
after Carl had made his stateme@
three different persons the County IT.
cutor was conferred with, the iaeu
stated given to him and carTs ar's""
cided upon by him. "a
ut was during the questioning Of -
bv our superintendent. Mr. Willsm
fore his confession 10 the Pubic Nv
cutor. that Carl claimed 10 have oe..
the employ of the Dahlstroh ~
Door Company. OF New York, du'las
vember, 1911, and the invesusau-
which now indicated that Can
work in New York up to o'cioe.
on the date OF the shooting. ana =
whatever his motive may have oee"'
false statements to our operatives -