New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-05

mystery lay in the centre of the draw.
/ ing room. Hundreds of friends had
sent floral tributes. None bore IN,
names of DR.. Carman and his wife.
Many of the Hampstead folk showed
their sympathy for the family by low.
erin9 the shades of their windows dur.
ing the funeral. Few allowed them.
selves TO be drawn BY curiosity 10 IA.
home OF sorrow. No crowd gathsrsd
The service was very short. Onlv
the closest friends gathered about IT,
chief mourners, but so full was ths
parlor with flowers that the It'll.
crowd OF visitors OVERLOOKED to IN.
stoop on which the windows Of N,
room opened.
Bailey Holds Wife's Mother.
A. the head of the casket stood IN.
/ husband of tho murdered woman, Will.
/ lam ID. Bailey, supporting his dead
wife's aged mother, Mrs. Jennie s
f Duryes. On his other side stood hi,
. 'oveatccn- -car-old daughter. Made.
leinc. fra'l wisp OF 4 girl, with
thoughtful face and golden hair. Be.
side hey was hot sturdy little thirteen.
year-o.d brother, who is still called b.
his baby pei name Of Buster"
( The body was brought home from
/ the undertaker's Immediately after II 4
( autopsy. II will be buried to-morrs
morning at 10 o'clock in the Grecnft
( Cemetery, near Hampstead.
Mr.. Bailey, his daughter and S
( formed n mournful party in the sittii
room Of their home when reporte
called after the service.
what do you think Of the progre
/ Of the police?" he was asked.
"Why, I have no criticism TO nal n
b Of them az this time" he answen
Some Of the authorities have be-
/ conducting the work OF Investigate 4
! in satisfactory manner. have I'd J.
/ no action as yet myself. and | inc
/ to take none for the present.
"What | insist upon now and 81
insist upon is that the murdered
my wife be found and punished.
investigation must go on until tnl
mystery is solved. But | intend
do nothing until the authorities have
had ample time for their work.
viii Press Investigation.
81 have many and influential friendtI
and they will see that the investigator
is a real one and is kept up until the
mystery is solved. No, ] won't giyeI
YOU a picture of my wife. ] don't wand
my children to remember her through
the newspapers. Some one sold Al
nashlight picture taken OF her three
ycars ago. | wish I knew who it was"
IL was learned to-day that the tele
phone slips registering calls made front
the Carman home to Hampstead Tues
day night are being searched andYthe|
times accurately taken. The teleph' j
calls to and from the Bailey ho'y
that day and that night are also being
locked up.
Mr.. Kimmel. the son Of the intimate
friend OF Mrs. Bailey. said that. as
far as he knew, there was no truth in
any report that Mrs. Bailey had even
seen DR.. Carman before her visit 10
his Office Tuesday night, with the ex1
ception Of the time she saw him when
he came TO visit his father, who was
then desperately i'll, and has since died.
A safety pin was found to-day on
the porch OF the Carman home. II is
an exact duplicate Of the one found
Tuesday night on the sill of the win
dow through which the shot was fired
Little Importance is attached TO this
discovery. The pin is larger than the
ones generally used. It was turned
over to the Office of the District At
torney.
The District Attorney to-day ordered
the Pinkerton detectives whom he has
brought into the case to hunt for the
revolver from which the fatal shot was
fred. They will work independently Of
the detectives hired by the Sheriff.
While the two officials are working in
harmony, the District Attorney feels
that the discovery Of the person whd
bought the pistol is the most important
thing to he done.
To Seek Buyer Of Gun.
The detectives will ransack every gun
store and paWnshop in New York and
Jersey City to obtain a description of
persons who have purchased .38-calibre
revoivers recently. They have instruc.
tions to pay particular attention to the
description of a purchaser should il
happen to be a woman.
Sheriff Pettit's detectives have gons
on the trail Of another mysterious
woman, VINO, the Sheriff believes, might
know something about the shooting.