The Washington times., 1914-10-23
MRS. CARMAN QUITS
STAND UNSHAKEN
Wife of Doctor Makes Visible
Impression Upon the Jury
and the Spectators.
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yate visits with the doctor she had
card people ask him about his girls. -
ne couldn't remember who had asked
Q questions, however, she stated
Just what did they say?" asked
NTH.
They would say the doctor was some
.avil," was the reply. They asked him
W his girls were, and said they wish
o., they had his opportunity, and could
say out all night"
Are you sure now your suspicious
r-ere unfounded?" asked Smith.
Yes"
You have no suspicious of your hus-
NO, it was after installed the die
graph that ] was satisfied that my
CistrIIst was unfounded."
Mrs. Carman declared she had heard
Tothing important over the dfctograph.
nd finally she made up her mind that
he doctor was conducting himself prep
,rly
Smith questioned her very closely con-
oerning her suspicious of women visit
'1g the office, and she admitted that
She had been suspicious Of them. When
asked IL she believed DR.. Carman to be
truthful, she said: II think he'd tell the
Then" said Smith. despite this
WIEN you saw women coming from the
uffice, you didn't ask him the occasion
u their visits|'
No." was the reply.
Suspicious of Both.
Were you suspicious OF the doctor or
ne women" was another question Of
he attorney little later.
Both" she answered.
Il wanted to find out whether there
Z IS any other woman who was more at
{ active TO the doctor than l." Mrs. Car
an said a minute later in answer to a
Iery. But 1 did not have any par
I -ular woman in mind when l bought
q dIctograph.'
In explaining the incident when she
s'apped a nurses face she said she was
rot suspicious of the nurse. She said
e had seen her IN the waiting room
% zen she went upstairs to put Elizabeth,
r daughter, to bed. When she return
O. downstairs she said the nurse was
n { in the waiting room, and she went
8 -ounf the window to look in.
And you went to the same window
Trough which the shot was fired?"
s S1nith asked.
Yes, the same window" she said,
Uniting TO it on a diagram in the court
7oGse.
Describes kissing Scene.
Then Mrs. Carman described seeing
p. .oney. She told how she went inside
Inc office then, and slapped both of
hem.
Which stirred your mind-thc passage
o. the money or the kissing of your
husand.' asked Smith.
The passing of the money"
You didn't mind seeing your husband
Kissed on the cheek as an act of graft
Hde for the money!
No"
1t wasn't the kissing, then, that
made you suspicious?"
NO"
If Mrs. Carman felt that her life de-
with the jury yesterday, she masked
what was in her heart and mind COM
'etely.
Story Not Dramatic.
There was nothing dramatic about
y recital of her movements on the
-lght of June 80. when Mrs. Louise
alley was shot down in the office Of
r. Carman.
The accused woman seemed prettier
esterday than on any day since the
rial began. Possibly the WHISKY
rreezes which scurry through the
sourtroom at intervals have famed
,ack. some of the color which fled
0uring the dull reading of the state
aent given the colored lawyer, Nor
IN, and later as busters or strike
0reakers grufflv shouted their testi-
uony tending TO show that Frank
srrell. the tramp, could not have
reen in Freeport the night Of the
.Irder. Mrs. Carman never appear
4 10 tire, while many women specta-
rs wilted and faded.
Tells Same Story.
She told the same story yesterday that
@ related before Coroner Norton at
ae inquest. Here and there a detail
rs added. but never did she waver
rom fact.
She told Of seeing a man whom she
I'D not know when she left the dinner
able 10 go to the office. There were
$50 two women in the office. These
re the two women who so mysteTiously
'sappeared directly after the shot was
red through the window. The presence
D. the strange man. who also disap-
AIRED, furnishes a part of the defense's
Intention that il was a man who fired
shot.
evidently intending TO argue to the
Try that a person who broke the glass
the window Of DR.. Carman's office
.Ust have suffered decorations on the
ands or arms, Attorney Levy asked
RS. Carman If she had such wounds.