Evening star., 1914-07-08
Tells of Installing Ddctograph.

Tells Of Installing nctograph.
CASTOR Boissonault, manager Of the
detective division of a company which
manufactures telephone devices to
record conversations, was the first wit
ness called today at the resumption of
the inquest 1t was Boissonault's COM
pany that installed a telephone device
In DR.. Carman's office some time before
the murder, at the order Of Mrs. Car
man.
The witness told today of the first
call Of Mrs. Carman at his office. First
admitted her identity. adding that she
had many domestic troubles and want
ed to hear what went on in her hus-
bands office. This was on May 10. The
OF the instrument were made that day.
The same day Mrs. Carman made
plans to take her husband away for
two days while the instrument was
being installed.
The witness said Mrs Carman had
told him about seeing a nurse kiss DR..
Carman. She said she was so mad"
he went on, when she saw that kiss
knocking on it,
Mrs. Carman told him further. he
said. that she knew her husband met
many women me sSs both IN his home and
whether he could furnish detectives to
follow him. She had said emphatically.
however, that she would not get di-
vorce on account of her daughter.
The witness said one of his Instruments
was installed after he received a letter
from Mrs Carman announcing when she
would have her husband out of the way.
Later Mrs. Carman demanded and re-
ceived this letter. Mrs. Carman and her
mother called upon him next on May o.
said the witness. Mrs 'Carman told him
she was satisfied and that she had
been keeping in a diary record of
everything she had heard over the in
strument He said she had some diff
Guilty in hearing all that went on in the
doctors office because the doctor and his
woman patients sometimes whispered.
She bought two additional batteries on
this occasion. Boissanault denied that
any instrument had recorded Mrs. Car
mans conversations with him, and he
then was excused.
Elizabeth Carman. twelve years old,
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Carman, testi-
fed that directly after the shot was fired
she ran upstairs and saw her mother. her
aunt and her grandmother there. Her
mother, she said was in komono.
Claims Mystery Is Solved.
That the murder of Mrs. Bailey is no
longer a mystery is the belief of Lewis j.
Smith. district attorney OF Nassau county.
Tomorrow Mr.. Smith will appear before
the grand jury and. according to state
indictment be returned against woman
whom he suspects of having killed Mrs
Bailey.
Several subpoenas have been issued
ordering witnesses to appear before the
grand jury. Among those in Freeport
who received one is Miss Hazel Coombs.
the young girl who testified at the last
session Of the inquest that Mrs. Carman
was down stairs fully dressed about half
an hour before the shooting.
The district attorney admitted there was
a possibility the grand jury might not
heed his demand because of lack of suf
| fcient evidence.
"I believe. though" he said, that the
indictment will be returned. l intend to
| have this woman indicted if l have to
present the evidence to every grand jury
| that meets in Nassau county for the next
| ten years.
Story Told at Secret Hearing.
examined in secret between sessions of
| the inquest Monday was revealed yes
| terday.
| A half hour before the morning pro-
| ceedngs opened a man. whose name the
officials say will be withheld until tomor-
| row. boldly informed captain Of the
local police department that he knew who
| had killed Mrs Bailey. He then told the
captain the story he later repeated to
| the district attorney.
| Briefly. the story is as follows:
| Last Tuesday morning the woman
| suspect met him uhe new witness) and a
man whose name he gave and who. he
said. now Is in Kansas City OF in New
! York The woman agreed to give them
so each II one would bring a revolver
| and deliver it to her on the lawn at the
! side of Dr. Carman's home. The new
witness and the man. who. he declared
has fled. came to Freeport from New
York on the same train with the woman.
The missing man had the revolver in his
| pocket
Wanted to "Scare" Some One.
At half past Z O'Clock that night the
man went to the Carman home and there
met the woman. who said she wanted to
scare" some one inside. The woman
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