The evening world., 1914-01-21
ELLIS DETECTIVES
FRAMED up BOY,
LAWYER DECLARES
Prosecution for Conspiracy
May Develop as Result
of Confession"
WILL INDICATE WOMAN
Prisoner Says Sleuth Dragged
Him Before He Was Induced
to "Tell ALL"
WILL INDICATE WOMAN

Prosecutions for conspiracy against
tie Pinkerton detectives who ex-
tracted from Paul Carl his "confes-
sion" that he shot Monroe r. Ellis.
wealthy lumber man Of Basking
Ridge. N. j.. will result II Banton
Moore Of No, I Liberty street can
bring them shout.
I'm after those men," said he to-
day, land I have the backing OF
Prosecutor Frederick A. Pope Of Som
ersst County. We can show that a
conspiracy which terribly injured
Mrs. Grace H. Holly. young Carts
aunt, was frustrated only by the
courage of that little woman. The
detectives were promised lump sum
In payment for an arrest and . con-
fession In the Ellis case and they
took their own means Of procuring
Il. Carl had no hand In the shooting.
He wasn't even In Baskins Ridge
on the evening Of Nov. 20. 1911. and
he was made to confess In . man
nor which certainly deserves COM
piets Investigation"
eTgPs TAKEN TO INDICATE
MRS HOLLY.
At Mr.. Noore's demand Justice
Bsskman will hold . hearing In Som
srviils. probably on Friday, and Mr..
Pope will then ask for the discharge
Of young Carl. At the same time NJ
Moore will take occasion to vindicate
Mrs. Holly. whose name has been
dragged into the affair. and to press
the inquiry to such . point that data
may be obtained on which to base In
dictments for conspiracy.
This inquiry win b no slipshod AZ
fair. I can assure you." said Mr.
Moore to-day. '"rhs Pinkerton detec
tivss viii b there and have . chance
to give their testimony. Supt. Dieh
OF the office here 10 In 6omsrvills to
day confsrring with Mr.. Pope. w
shall Investigate this affair thor
oushly. Why. the way In which tina
20 called confession was obtaine'
was an outrage.
warden Major told me whom
took charge Of the case there wer
strange doings In jail before the
got that confession. Detective Wei
got himself put in the same Gel
with the boy and told him he'd bee
arrested - . witness. He told Cal
the only way to save them both wa
for him to make the confession an
then he could got immunity. Ca
broke down then.
"They took him to Ellis's office this
night and sent Mrs. Holly In to hir
alone. Mr.. Pope listened through tn
ksyhols. At that time the Prosecute
was convinced that the confsssio
was true % far ~ II went but tbs
some business enemy Of Ellie ha
used Mrs. Holly ~ . tool and ha
supplied the 1900 Carl said his aur
paid him. Through the keyhole b
heard Carl cay:
AUNT TOLD 0ov she WoULpN'
PGAJURg HER ooUL.
They've got mo nailed. It's q
up with both OF Us unlsss you bas
, me up. They'll give VI both immul
ity them
Mrs. Holly sxclaim Cd: Why Pa,
what do you mean? You must Il
Fir. Pope the truth. Don't mako
such Stories
"'No.' said Carl. you've got TO I,
the Prosecutor that my story 10 tr,
i. and that Conkling gave the money
. you. He'll 70 TO jail then and We
10 free Mrs. Holly said: I wouldI
injure the Conkling company for an
. thing and ! won't perjurs my soul
Q save your life.'
mr.. Pope questioned Mrs. Hol
himself then and It was then he b
o came convinced that the whole confe
10 sion was false. The fact that c,
M could not have been In Basking Rid
. proves It now and II u up to someo
I" to explain"
h Cnri IL ready now TO be a witns
" against the detectives. He issued
n statement saying he was drugged a
=" weakened by LIQUOR when he consent
10 make the Confession"
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