The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-23


she protested to the doctor because
the nurse was calling too often. DR..
Carman, the witness went on, agreed
with her.
did you see inside when you got
around TO vhe office Window
Yes, looked In and saw the doctor
and Mrs. variance sitting there talking.
After they talked while l saw him
take SIS from his pocket and give 1t
to her and she put it in her purse.
They talked little while longer and
then Mrs. variance got up and kissed
| the doctor ON the cheek.
THE doctor let me In and i walked
! up to Mrs. variance and said, This
pretty work for married people, and j
I slapped her on the cheek. ] said to
the doctor. This Is where the money
goes
! II asked for the money and she
gave 1t back to me. l told her "
would suit me just as well If she did
not come back any more. After she
went the doctor was very angry with
me and gave me the worst calling
/ down I ever got in my life.
! 1.-THE doctor absolutely forbade me
| to come into the office any more after
| that.
| Tells About Photograph.
! Yves, / he'd a photograph Installed
| in the doctors office on May ~, TINS
year. because ! was suspicious OF the
| doctor. On occasions when we were
out together l heard women ask how
! the doctors girls were and tell no"
their husbands stayed out all night.
| They called him devil and / wanted
TO find out the truth. Then I saw wo-
| men patients coming so often That
| determined to find out what the fruth
I was was not as crazy jealous cs
/ the newspapers have MADE me
wanted 10 he absolutely sure of the
truth. II the rumors were true, I was
not going to get a divorce. but | de-
1 cided not to live with the doctor as
man and wife
! az frst saw Boissonault. the dlcto-
I graph salesman. on May ~, In his Of
/ fee. told him 7 came to inquire
about an instrument 7 had read about
He called a girl UP In another room
and said he wanted to demonstrate
q dIctograph He counted up to six
/ this being repeated several times
Then he asked me what my bushes.
was. and I said I was n dressmaker
IL gave him the plan of our rooms ane
/ I told him that I wanted the instru
ment run to my room
/ Mrs Carman gave detailed aceeun
| of the experiments itwh the dicto
4 graph and of her conversation will
the manager of the General Acoustic
Company regarding the instrument
He told me how secretly they woult
put the machine in. He said what
ever told him would be sacred Their
I told him was NOT a dressmaker
but a doctors wife. I told him thu
1 truth.
/ Then he asked me If 7 was sus
picious of the doctor. and told hin
Of the affair with the nurse and tina
II did not want a divorce as I hat
a little girl whom I would not dis
grace for the world. but I told hin
4 didn't intend to go on living will
a man who was untrue to me"
| At considerable length Mrs. Csrmai
narrated how the photograph was I'm
stalled and which has become familiar
to the public.
/ "Did you tell Mr. Boissonault tina
you wanted him to do some detective
work for your" Levy asked
| NO"
"Did you ever tell him that yos
| had kept diary of what you hears
on the dictographT'
"No. never"
Dictoxrsph Not Satisfactory.
/ After that wrote a letter to tn,
company ana Ine photograph was III
stalled went into his Office afte
that and complained because I coul,
not hear as well as I thought ough
to. told him that / had heard yer.
little over the instrument. and tina
what heard was very reassuring
He told me he was very sure tina
when the Office windows were close,
and had got over being nervous
about 1t I could hear very well Thu
!. letter that Mr.. Boissonault returne,
to me 1 destroyed long before thi
/, homicide. I don't know when
"On July the photograph was takel
out. wasn't IT."
Yes. I did it. took out the par
in the doctors Office cary in the morn
ing and put 1t in the attic I dit
that because I did not want the doc
) tor to know I was jealous.
! ION the night of June 80" Mrs. Car
I man said. Il did not listen on the die
tograph. 7 usually listened on tn
instrument when some one was in tn
!, office who was in the habit OF com
| ing regularly. I did not listen t.
! strangers"
!, cat the time you went to Hemp
} stead to look at the body do yo
!. know IL you were followed?"
II saw Frank DORIAN riding In Sher
IF Pettits automobile and he KEEP
right behind our car all the way. NJ,
DORIAN was in the employ of tn
sheriff"
/, Mrs. Carman, have you ever FIRE
a revolver: do yeu know anything
about nrearmsT'
!; No, nothing"
! Mrs. Carman said she talked wit
District Attorney Smith a number o
times after the homicide when Nj
Levy was not present AS she spok