The Washington herald., 1914-10-23
FARMER JURY HEARS MRS CARAVANS STORY
OF THE NIGHT MRS. BAILEY WAS MURDERED

very angry, and he gave me the most
awful calling down / have ever had In
my life. He said that II 1 ever did
such a thing again. he would not live
with me any mere.
Odd she ever come back after that
A.-No sir.
Q.-Mrs. Carman. you had dictagraph
installed In your house on June 90?
Ayes sir, did.
Q.-When was the dictagraph installed
in yoru house. Mrs. Carman?
A.-May -.
Q.-Why did you have the dictagraph
Installed:
A.-For this reason: had It installed
because was suspicious Of the doctor.
On occasions had been out with him.
his frie>S1' Jocularly remarked, asking
him how his girls were and that they
wished they were in his position and
could stay out all light and say they
we're on a case, or put on business
heard such things until I got sick and
tired I had seen something in the
papers quite often about a dictagraph.
decided that IL were suspicious of the
doctor. could find out IL they were true.
i am not Jealous woman, as the news
papers have tried to describe me, but /
wanted to hear for myself and not think
sCch things Of him merely on hearsay
or suspicions...'
Tells of DIctnEraPh.
Q.-The doctor did not know you had
did he. Mrs. Carman?
A--No, cir.
O.-Mrs. Carman. on the night of June
20 were you listening on the dictagraph?
A.-NO. sir.
o.-when did you ever listen on the
Mrs. Carman?
5ver II was when women patients came
10 visit the doctor who came frequently.
Q.-Mrs. Carman. did you know Mrs
Lulu Bailey?
A.-No, sir.
Odd you look at her body after she
was dead?
Ayes. sir; at the undertaker's at
o.-Had you ever seen her before that
lime?
Al had not
Q.-Now. Mrs. Carman. after you went
Upstairs that night. did you go down.
stairs any more?
A.-No sir
o.-YOu heard Celia Coleman testify
here?
Ayes. sir.
Q.-Mrs. Carman. you heard her testify
IN. Is that true?
Denies Firing shots.
A-No.
IQ.-Mrs. Carman. did you FIRE any shots
through the window?
A.-No sir.
Q.-Mrs. Carman. you heard Celia Cole
man testify that she had a talk with you
IN the kitchen. Is that true?
A
O.-Mrs Carman. you heard Celia Cole
nan testify YOU came into the kitchen
Ind said to her. II shot him." Is that
rue?
A-No sir.
Q.-Mrs. Carman. you heard Celia Cole
nan testify that you came downstairs
dressed in a kimona and with a night
'ap on. Is that true?
A-NO
Q.-Mrs. Carman. you heard Celia Cole
nan testify here that you showed her a
'evolver. Is that true?
A.-No sir.
Q.-Did you show a pistol to Celia Cole
nan on the night Of the 30?
A.-No sir.
Q.-Did you ever have pistol in your
rands:
Ayes. in cleaning out the drawers
anne across one that was kept there.
Q.-What kind of a pistol was that?
"A small one.
Q.-One that was turned over to the
authorities?
A.-Nes sir.
NO HeT Only Answer.
Q.-You heard Celia Coleman testify
hEt you went to her room the next
morning and say "Oh, why did I shoot
hat poor innocent woman: she is
tranGer to me- Is that true?
A.-NU.
o.-You heard Celia Coleman say tha;
ou said you would take care Of her
title boy il anything happened to her
$ that true?
A.-No.
Q.-On Thursday did YOU tel Celia
'oleman that II came to the house and
poke to her. she must lie 10 me?
shows Arms to Jury.
o.-Did you to Celia Coleman to tell
ne If asked her If you were downstairs
hat night. she was to say no?
A.-NO.
Q.-Did you know was coming that ,
ay?
A.-No.
Q.-Did you send for me?
A.-So
O.-Mrs. Carman. did you'have any cuts .
r cruises on your arms?
A.-No
witness asks if she can remove her .
,ng white gloves. This being granted. /
he takes CfT gloves and rolls sleeves
alf way up upper part of arm, and .
hows her aETns and hands to jury to .
how that there are no marks on them) .
That - ALL said Mr.. Levy. II was
nen Sis o'clock.
The court-''Mr. Smith. will your cross
be very long,
Mr.. Smith, think it will. your
onor" i
The court-"we will then adjourn court
ntil 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning"