The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-05
RENEW SEARCH FOR
 THE REVOLVER WHICH KILLED MRS. BAILEY
Pistol Che Piece of Evidence Which Connects. Anyone With Crime, Assert
 Detectives

Freeport, N. Y, July 4.-District Att torney Smith tonight announced that after a hard days work the scope of his Investigations had so far broadened that he has three women and one man under surveillance on suspicion of having shot Mrs. Louise Bailey to death in the office of Dr. Edwin Carman last Tues day night.
 All the women are patients of the pby- scian. the prosecutor said. The man Is a resident of Freeport
 MT. Smith would not give the names of any of tho new suspects, but said they all were heing watched by detectives.
 Immediately after making the an- nouncement about additional suspects, District Attorney Smith ordered Sheriff Petit to place more detectives on guard about the Carman home and gave in- structions to the police to send larger number of men for duty there also.
 Freeport, N. Y.. July 4.-Half a dozen detectives today renewed their search for the revolver with which Mrs Louise Bailey was slain Tuesday night in the office of Dr. Edwin Carman. Unless there is radical change, in the trend of the case, which an assistant district attorney admitted the authorities con- slider improbable, this revolver is the one piece of evidence by which they actually can connect anyone with the murder.
 Photographs of woman suspect were obtained by private detectives who will endeayor to have pawn brokers in New York and New Jersey cities identify them as likenesses of a woman they suspect of having pur- chased a revolver. The detectives also declared they were anxious to deter mine what outgoing calls passed over the telephone in the Carman home for several days prior to the murder and to learn the identity of two strange women whom Mrs. Carman and her sister, Mrs. Ida Powell. said they had seen ,hurrying from the Carman home immediately after the murder. The in vestigators refused tonight to say whether they had obtained a list of Dr. Carman's women patients and would see every one of them to deter mine whether 1t was two of their mum Der who sped from the house while Mrs. Bailey was lying on the floor of the physicians office.
 Identity Mystery
 The identity of these women, if they were in the house, as Mrs. Carman and her sister said. is a mystery de- tectives are almost as anxious to solve as they are the whereabouts of the re- volver.
 The funeral of Mrs. Bailey was held today at the Bailey nome in Hemp stead. Services were private.
 Dr. Carman today announced that his wife had succumbed to the strain she had been under since the murder.
 s'She kept herself we'll under control on the stand yesterday" the physician said, but on returning home she had to give in. Today she is not feeling well and can see no one.
 "As for the testimony offered yes terday by George Colder, he was mis- taken when he said he saw my wife on the front norch and around the house just before and just after Mrs Bailey was killed. My wife told the truth, and all she knew. Neither of us will have anything more to say until the inquest Is ended
 To Introduce Affidavit When the Inquest is resumed Mon. day 1t was larned today, an affidavit from Celia Coleman . negro maid in She swears Mrs. Carman was not ir lthe Kitchen the night of the murder land that neither she nor anyone else fContsnued en Pare Dlevenl