The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-04

but don't remember anything about that /
"As we reached our feet there was
sharp rap on the window. the same win /,
dow from where the shot that killed Mrs. /
Bailey was fired 1t was my wife. She
ran around To the door OF the office and
raped on H.
II opened the door and she rushed in
all excited She said. THIS IL a nice piece
OF business for married man and a mar
ried woman! And YOU are paying her 4
money!
Then she hicked OUT WIKI her hand. /
kind OF. don't know whether she slapped
Mrs. varances face or not but she aimed
to- She told the nurse TO give her that
money Mrs. variance asked me II she
should said that II Mrs. Carman wanted I,
that money she could have II.
Later | told my wife that if she ever !
again intCrfered between me and patient /
II was all OF with her and me. didn't
use those words. but that II the substance. /
I'VE have had no duarrels from that
time until he shooting. We have been
out together frequently and all our mar
ried life except for that one Incident we
have been the best NJ friends"
DR.. Carman said tha, he and his father
in-law had always had firearms In the
house, but that they didn't pay much at
tention to them. Years ago he packed most
OF them up and sent them TO his farm. He
had never used the automatic found in
his bureau. ne said. and understood thai
II was 10 out Of order that II couldn't be
discharged.
The day after the murder teacher from
New Jersey, whose name he didn't re-
member, but vino was .clated to the Bailey
family. called on him and asked him to 20
over to see MIR Bailey. who wanted To
question him. lie didn't go. h. said. al
though ne went to the kimball house.
next door to the Baileys.
Mrs. KiInball wanted to know about
sha ohan ipp Mt no af Mra "A
doing in my office" he said she tried to
get me to 20 To the Bailey home. but
told her To call later and OFFER my SYM
patty"
Mrs. Powell In white.
He said that Mrs Powell had been
dressed In white the day OF the murder
and that Mrs Carman wore a blue skirt
and a white shirtwaisi
Mrs Powell, assistant cashier in the
First National Bank here. said that after
supper Tuesday evening she went upstairs
Immediately and stayed in her room all
evening. She said that Mrs. Conklin came
up during the evening before the shooting
and sat with her
She said she didn't 60 Downstairs at all
during the shooting that she did not sit
on the porch after supper at all, that she
didn't open the front door for any patients
and did not walk through the hall.
My IOoln ~ ou NHt east Slut VI l4lt
house. on the side opposite o the doctors
Office" she said. 81 heard no shot. al
though heard the crash OF the glass.
when I heard this ! ran out OF my
room and downstairs. with my mother
following me. AS ! started down the
stairs heard the doorknob OF my sisters
room rattle 20 know she was upstairs.
~ saw several patients IN the hall.
Everything was confused ! tried TO run
past these women into the doctors office.
but they blocked the way, SO | ran out
the front main entrance Of the house and
around the side to the door leading Ii
rectly into the office
As I reached the door two men came
out and one of them was Colder. ran
past him and asked the doctor wha; the
matter was
Helped with the Body.
some one has been shot he said.
and then l saw Mrs. Bailey on the floor.
Then / ran upstairs; I was crying and
| wanted a handkerchief. l ran to my
room and got it and then ran down
stairs again and helped the doctor lay
/ the woman on the couch
After this went upstairs into Mrs
Carman's room. She was sitting on ;he
couch partly undressed She had
! kimono OH and her shoes were on.
was she undressing or dressing"
"She was dressing. She was fastening
, her underwear and she asked me what
had happened
was she excited
Yes. she was. but was not crying.
/ Her hair was down and the bed sheets
were turned back. There was an i'm
preston In the bed as II she had been
lying down
Mrs Powell said that Mrs. Carman had
/ been dressed in white shirtwaist and "a
blue skirt. while she herself wore all
white.
J 1T heard OF the photograph after the
shooting" she said Early the next
morning. before breakfast, went out
into the hallway on the second floor and
saw my sister taking down the wires. I
asked her what she was doing, aud she
told me she was taking out dictograph.
Didnr Excite Curiosity.
That's all the conversation We had
about IT, II didn't excite my curiosity. |
knew in a general way what photograph
was. but / didn't feel like asking her
anything more about II. She wore her
nightclothes when ! found her. ! had TO
20 to business. and that's all heard OF
1t until the officials came to the house
that night"
Mrs. Powell was sure that she had
not been on the porch all evening and
that Il could not have been she who
WAS seen by Colder passing through the
hall
Archie Post. Young grocers clerk,
who with Colder and two women, was in
the anteroom when the shot was fred.
was the only other witness except for
the three physicians who performed the
autopsy.
lie makes the time OF the shot about
s:l. and said that while approaching the
house he saw two women. Mrs. Powell
and Mrs. Conhlln, on the front porch IGo
found Colder and two women In the ante
room and waited. Mrs BAILEY was al
ready IN the Doctors office.
He fatty contrad!cted both Mrs. Car
man and Mrs. Powell In one particular
Mrs. Carman had testified that she had
called from her room for her daughter
to stop playing the plano, Mrs. Powell
said that she had not heard any one give
this order 20 Elizabeth. and had not
given II herself Post said that he heard
Mrs Powell tell Elizabeth 10 stop. She
was on the front porch, he said
| He said he didn't see Mrs. Carmar
down stairs before the shot was fired
Disagree On One Phase.
Tho physicians, DIR, Roy Grmmer, Or
William II, Runcie and DIR. Howard NJ
Phipps, described the course of the bullet
| They are not ready to report on another
phase OF their examination after death as
! they have disagreed about the point in
| yOlyed They will clear this matter vi