New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
B. rLoRENcE CONKLIN CARMAN.

:. NAVY times my position has been
r,..tste. cha. 7 concluded u was not
wlse o. y..a out short interviews IN
e9rre,'.o- with nv case, but that u
would te more appropriate for me 70
state ms s..r. position IN my own
krgusqe. .r that there might ne no
inbgc 'y OF uncertainty as to What !
meant
Naturally 7 am very much elated1
oyeY ne ~e..'- cf ny second trial, ana
iesl thar u.-ce has a. last prevailed;
but. nevertheless, my past surerings
tsye lef- a~ -Geitle impression upon
re-. ard although I might not show u
og,warily. stll J am conscious NAV
nv constitution IS far weaker than De
fore this homicide and my nerves are
ilnost comr .e'c'y shattered.
L .s. o. course. with deep regret that
Hook % ,ra tine when ] installed and
purchased trs d,ctograph. Even now
l,srno' rea re WHY IL was such ter
rbe thing to 90. ] was suspicious ana
urous. due % +he many remarks
vheh had heard concerning my hus-
tind. % know whether or not MS rela-
tons with other women were periectlY
po1er would nave regarded u as
0rtenprb'e = nv purpose was merely
syssdlopr,uc and 4 ! had no dennite
IN N view except 20 overhear what
re doctor might -ay 70 ms patients IN
iprofess,ora' way. When ! heard the
tot,or Speasng professionally al
rays put ire receiver OF the dlctograpn
Gown. as regarded such Conversation
sacred and a5 statements when l
issoiute.y had no right 10 know any
n!rg about
Realizes She is Suspected.
there has been 20 much said about
re failure o. Dr. Carman notifying the
niee !, o. course, know nothing
bout this tut according 70 the evil
ceiee sdducrd at tne trial IL could not
ave been over i5 or 20 MINUTES. during
tlet time Dr. Carman had at no time
@ne Ups,airs.
W. and Nrs. Crosby came upstairs
few minutes. Ny father returned
ION the Frecport Club. DR.. Runcle
;ane IN a. about that time. ] think
liolo Dr. RUrcie about having the die
Ng'aph installed and urged him not
. tel the doctor. A. that time ! did
S' care who knew about the dicto-
ysih as long as Dr. Carmsn did not
rcs Of ),
thu, tine ! did not for q second
S1eye that was in any way suspect
Later that evening the District
.'oiney called ard after leaving the
r-se returned and Questioned me at
aga. A. 'ce time u did not appear
ne a. S.l significant that ] was the
~ female member Of the household
~.sNonea a. that time
Ias next morning J removed the dc
tNpn from The Office. as | did not
n, Dr. Carman 20 find out about II.
&c not give the officers q thought,
od not think a. that time that
any object of suspicion.
1te IN the next afternoon ! read
Wspsper extra which commented
~ ne fact that Mrs Carman might
- more about the case than ap-
ss'ee on the surface. Then for the
~ ume II dawned upon me that !
-. Questioned By the District Attor-
~! 'aai officers were stationed around
mouse, tha; the premises had been
pehec during the afternoon, and !
~. realized that ] was under sus-
'"Va' II seemed unbelievable a. first.
Detectives Appear.
pSsotly after read this extra George
"A oh Levy, who subsequently acted
L.. attorney, called az the house.
~, tnat evening the District Attor-
v Nofoner, county detectives and
~ called a. my home, none Of
a.. was personally known TO me. and
Cs,, 70 examine me ] asked II DR..
i, h might be permitted 10 stay in
'Von, and when informed that they
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