Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-23

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peeled SIS from roll he took from his
coat and gave 1t TO the nurse. They
talked some more and Mrs. Variance
kissed the doctor Then I raped on
the window and went in.
Il said to the nurse: This is a nice
way for a married woman and a mar
ried man to act Then l said to the
DOCTOR so this is where your money
goes Then / demanded the money and
got It.
II told Mrs. Variance never TO come to
the house again. After II was all over
DR.. Carman told me II 1 ever came into
, the office again he would leave me and
break it all off.
Not "Crazy Jealous"
'As to the telephone device, had that
installed because of stories | had heard.
People would ask him how his girls were.
and he would stay out all night. 1 was
not crazy Jealous, but i wanted TO find
out II the stories were true. II they
were ] was determined TO live under the
same roof with DR.. Carman for my
daughters sake. But 1 resolved l would
never even speak to him again"
Mrs Carman described how she bought
the instrument and the demonstration
that she had OF it in New York. Con-
tinulns, she said:
The salesman assured me that one
could be installed in my house without
anybody knowing 1t. told the man I
could not have it known that there was
any trouble in my house on account of
my little girl.
Says Il IA Too Much.
He wanted to sell me the instrument
for 800. told him that was too much.
so he said he would rent II for three
months for $50. 1 told him II could
arrange to get my husband out OF the
house / would write him a letter and he
could send the man to install It. / took
DR.. carman away while the thing was
being put in.
i could not hear everything that went
on In DR.. Carman's office. told the
salesman that later. He told me the in
strument might have been placed wrong.
but he gave me three dry batteries to
make II stronger. l also got back the
letter had written him. / had some
receipts for the money ] had paid. I
burned those before the homicide.
Takes Instrument Out.
Il took the instrument out the morning
after the murder. took part of Il out
before breakfast and other parts later.
I thought DR.. Carman had enough trouble
on his hands
Il did not know Mrs. Bailey. I had
never seen her alive. 1 saw her body
at the morgue three days after the nun
der You (Mr. Levy) made me 20 there
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Il have never fired gun or a pistol in
my life." continued Mrs. Carman. II
know nothing about firearms.
When first saw you after the muir
der. knew l was under suspicion. /
asked YOU to assist me IL needed an
| attorney
Il did not go through the kitchen. az
Celia Coleman said. did not say 1 shot
him. did not come down In a kimono
and nightcap did not 20 In DR..
Carman's office at any time on June 20.
Did Not show Gun.
Il did not show Celia a revolver The
only revolver / ever handled was a little
one the doctor kept In his bureau drawer.
That was tiny little one / gave Il TO
the district attorney.
| Celia Coleman did not speak the truth
when she said she tried to keep me from
going into the office. l did not tell Celia
would take care OF her little boy II any
thing should happen TO her. Neither did
ever give Celia S and tell her that was
for keeping her mouth shut. 1 never
| winked at Celia when you were asking
me questions. did not tell Celia the
day after the murder to get Mr.. Conklin
from the barn as l wanted him to get
the revolver out Of the house.
Did Not Say Il.
Il did not so 20 Celias room the morn
ing after the murder, did not say, j
hope God will forgive me. Oh. why did
kill that woman"
Mrs, CRrman then took off her gloves
and exhibited her bare arms 10 the jury
II never had any scars ON them" she
said. They were not cut on the night OF
June 80"
That ended her story. BY consent OF
counsel an adjournment was taken until
tomorrow, when District Attorney Smith
will begin the crOss-examination.