Nassau Post 19140708

              The Unofficial Ne^vspaper of Nassau County
Mht iCas^au ISosf
The   Weather
LOCAL SHOWERS TODAY THURSDAY PARTLY CLOUDY
VOL. 1  NO. 45
FREEPORT, NEW YORK.  WEDNESDAY. JULY 8,  1914
PRICE THREE CENTS
TIT^ —™^^"'— MXM'N TAKEN ON BENCH WARRANT CHARBINe
$i«i!im»EWRn«;...-c..--...        ._ n« OF "CRIMINAt MEANS" TO BRING ABOUT DEATH
Mrs.   RicharH   Miller   Replaces
Wedding Band With Money
Sent Prom Smg Sing
HE WAS CONVIQED IN JAIL SCANDAL
Gift   From   Brother   Reaches   Dis
tressed Wife Working as Nurse—
Children Hear Father's Letter
A( (fliliiii; IIk- liiiii- l.oiioicd iida.c that n:iys "oth- who Io.sj'H lit-r wi-il<lln/ riiiK will Kuflfi- from iriconKt.'tric.v on Ihe part ot ln.T liiishand." a.s a niigK«'-; ti\c pr<'cc|tl, .Mrs. I{i<hai(l Millfr, wil.- ol till' <-\-.\!is^aM rijiiiily jaili'i, M(r.\ lii-ivlii^.; a li'iiii ill .^iiii; Sin:; lor i iiiu I.licity ill i-riiiu's I'liai led in tix' jail duriim Ihf i''iiii ol ihs olTIco, lia.-^ piii . (liiLHfd wilh a iln hill st'iu lo hci from Ihc .Siat»' iirison, a new f;(dd hand which sh<- slalt-s she will k<":i jis on<- ni her licasuicd poi^si's.^ions lor  Ihc  rcmaiiidci- of  licr lilC
'I'ho iiioiK-y wirli whi<h y^in- made lhc purcliasc was oi iKiifJill.v a ;;in Irom Wesley .Millor, a brother of Ihc convifl. Jl wa.s received at Os.sininn only a few day.s aj,'o. Millfr was j,-i.- CU ttie money by one of the keeiies Ihert! and imincdiaetly re-directed it In a bri<ft letter lo hi.s wile,
"I run .stand the punishmenl." !i- wrote in part. "All I ask is that my wife remains steadfast to me. 'Ili- rest is purely a matter of lime."
.Mrs.   .Miller is at  presenl   acllnK .is a nurse lo a crippled lad In her home village.    She lias  t)een  the  mainstay j and sole sutiport for her litlle family . of two children since her husband was j .sent   away   wilh   two   otlters   to   'h'- Klale institution.    When she was con¬ fronted, with the double responsibility of  acliMK  as  mother  and   father,   she look naturally (o nursins? ns a proles-1 sion.
lioth of the Miller children have .n- , lepied Ihe (hanged c*)ndit:ons iind'-r which they are at present forced ;o JIvo with a simple philosophy. I.ilMc lleljV'U. received lh" message from her fathr with evidences of unrestraiic 1 joy. A tear came into lier eye as il v.as read lo her by her niotlici.
••.Mamma." she said still icarriilly, •'if you give up papa Ihc-ii I'll have to Klve you up.   Thai's all."
.Miller's only son, 'J'hoinas, coatu'- red In the opinion of liis sister. II ¦ said when llie leller had been ro id to hiill: ••.Maiiima. w lien arc we goiir; lo lhc home vvliei.' papa comes e\cr> night ?"
'I'lierc w;o: no rciily I'rom Mrs .Mil¬ ler.
.Since .Milh-r was (oiiimiried lo Siir; SiiiK, his family havo sulTeied Irom want. II Is understood that Ihey have been forced to move from Iheir lioiiic into a modest cottage in another s" •-^ Hon of the village. Mrs. Miller was | forced lo lake up some cmployii to supiioi I   I kc ( liihlren.
—To Wed C.  Drew  Johnson
;>li.--, Miii^^aifi Wfiiiple, daiuhler ol .Mr. and .Mrs H. Ii. Uemph- of Lex¬ ington avenue, Kree]/ort, was given a lined shower rcfenily in honor of her engagement lo <'. Drew John.son, ot Atlanta^ (Georgia, at the home of Miss Cerlrude Williams, '.jll Trinity place. Kll-/.Hheth, N. J.
Miss Wepi|)le formerly resided at Klizabeth. The shower is the first of Ihe many which will be- gi\en b> Iwr former companions.
Among those present weic: Th • .Mi.-ses Margaret A. Wemple, Certrude j j,^,, |{,.,„er Williams. Ruth Hisley, .Madeline West, | buyer for .Margarci Kuss. Kdna oCnovcr. Uuili l.aggren. Helen .Sioiic, Winifred ('aid well, OiL'a Iloliiislniler. Marie Wa|.-s K\clvn  M.'e!i.-r- ami  I'lnn'iui-  lla>.
Wild Excitement at Freeport as Car
Stalls on Tracks   Three Persons
Jump For Their Lives
WiLL STICK TO TROLLEY DESPITE $5,000 LEGACY
I.;
111.
Vjlley Stream Conductor Can See No Reason For Giving Up Job Will Invest Money
me    (.1    ll
.MlllOIIL'll    lie    i.-
lor.-- named in lii^ uncle in .-si. Loni share of an eslal nioie ih:iii *L'r..mn of   Valle>   Slreaci,
hcnel'.ic- . will  of a deceased |
and wiii iecei\c ;i ' said lo amouiil to j .MIicM   ('ronacher, |
I  coiuim lor on  *.h
.New   'i'oik   and   Long   Island  Tractioa
i Company's    trolley    line   Ihal    passes
'through the Souih .Side conneciing its
I various villages, will stick  to his jios'.
jand   take   nickle   lares,     ills   decisij^n
was made some two months'ago when
lie ;lrsl learned ol  his uiiexpecied good
toiMine.
A formal leller rrom II. F. Kadlord. an attorney in the .Missouri ciiy. a-- rived in Valley Siic.-iiii ahour the mid¬ dle of May. Cronacher read it care¬ fully. It staled ill simiile terms thai Henry Cronai her. a well-to-do iiier- chanl living in lhc suhurhs of S!. L<Miis, had died, leaving a vast eslat.=' in realty and p«>rs(>nal pioper'.y. Cr;i- nadied thought lillie of the letter. In- d   hejiaid   no  fulUier  atieniiou  'o
The   timely   action   of   a   group   ni coniniiiters  for  th-  .s.lT  uaiii   lor  lii' (ity,  picvenled  a   serious  if iioi   a   la Ial   accideni   at   lie   Kieeporl   lailina.l slal ion shortly after eight o'clork tlii- niorning       .An    aulonuibile   in   whicii thirty-tluee years  old. a Cleveland   concern,   and -Miss   Itessie   Crawford,  known   lo   Mi" I Mage as  a  memh"r ol   the  vaiidevill • I leiiiii of iJeimer- iV  Crawford, were rid j i'l!-',  slalleil  al.Ihe  Crove •vtreel   cr;. iiic   diiecijv    in   111-   paili   of   ihe  .
I IioIMkI \ III I 1 Mill, ll •A a: illlpo-' illl '.fail llir I irilie ill I ilii"' lo clciir I tiai-k.
I      lleriH I   ami  i lc oil:ir ,¦   iiiic|icd < I".' ! el   Hie (ill   and  m.el.- au  tlloii   to  pii- j ll  od   Ihe Hack- ,     While  Ihey rcl.' C . ! iiiL'   Ihis   Ilie   crossing   walcliman   lo^^ ; ered   Ihe   L-.iles.   Iiajiliilig   Ihe   .•iilhii;- I and their machine.
'J'he west  bound  slali<in  w.ts  mcMl
1 ed   W ith   peoflle   a'    l he   ! iliie,       .Mall>      .1
them   rushed   lo   llie  .-issisianie   1,1  .lie;
I'ier   and   his   cdiiipiiliiuii;.     'I'hf'   v.a'r-
jv.-t'ri-   r-aiscd   and   ihe   mi-   hai k«-(I   olT
! llie  trai ks   iiisl   ill  linie  ro  csciipe   ifi"
locomotive   flial    came   sleaiiiiim   iino
the station.     It   w is  i)rohalil.\   h
lowest    csciipe   Iilil!    Ilils   heen    seen   al I hill   crossin;;
Two \e;iis auo I w onienibers of 111' wciiltliy and inllueiiiial Uiiriicll faniil. of .Memphis. Tenn . wi re killed at ili.' crossing in an auiomohile ihrougii which a west hound train ploughed early one Sundiiy cvciiini:. Fixe [m'O- I'le were in Ihe iiulo il siiiiill cnchi'i- ed ciir-- when the engine hit il, 'J'liey were strewn along the tracks for- I'u feet, .Mrs. Darnell and one of li'>i dat^j^ilers were killed oulriglii : lii- Ihird was fright fully injnied. bul r"- (-o\er-ed. Vounu: William Colyer, for¬ merly of Souih Ocejin aveiiiie vvin slightly injured and the chr.ufl'eiii i ¦- ceived a broken iirin Ther gal(>s there al the time.
OF MRS. LOOISE BAILEY: JOSTICE NORTON ACTS AFTER LONG SECLOSION IN ROOM AT ELKS' CLUB HOUSE
Acting Corner Reached Decis-' ion on His Own findings in Intiuest Tcstimony'of Elwood T. |{:ndes. Sworn Eye Wil- lu-ss. Closes Scn.s;ition;iI In- iliiity- l)i(-(a[Jiri|/li Slcry Re (old Little Eii/abtt!. Cai.:.>>n Tells ol T;.lk With Mother's Counsel Hcfoic Court
PROSECUTOR; MAN WHO MADE ARREST
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of
Cronachi-r   lefi   lii,-   trolley   r;ii-   oi aflernoon     last     week    and    rciuiried j home to find a second letter from th' | St.   I.,ouis   aiiorney   urgrii;   his   imm;   ' diate    reply.      The    letter    was    more friendly  in ils  Icuie  than  the  lirsl.     It stilled    Ihat     .Mr.    Croiiioher's    esliile W-O'llll   exceed    tile   (Uigiual    sUIll    men tioiied.  bul  adviscfl  the  V.illey  Slreaui bereliciary   that   he   was   one   of   Tim- neiihews  lo  share   it.
To a Nassau Post reporter Cioiuk ii¬ er lold of his surprise ;ii lhc receipt. of lire news of the unexpected legacy.
- if 1 am to he one of (ive to shar-- an eslale of #J.',o(ll» il mciins thai I will have a nice lillie nest cL'g. hut I c,in see no leiison why I should sloji woik The money wouldn't last long it- I allemiileit In live olT il, Tliei" is a good ojipoilimiiy lo niiike a foi-- lune hy iinesliir-: Ihe money wisely, K is m.\ iiiteriliori lo rio ihis and to (¦(Uitinue Io ride free- on l^e trcdlcy an.d (olleci nickels while 1 wnii-li this money grow I am going to hiuWcx: 1 headed ahoiii ii. ; nd Iry lo make i: go as fiir as any •-f.'".,OlMi rliiii a'fellow e\er had llie .i'ood folium' lo hiive jef him."
TWO BURGLAR SUSPECTS CAUGHT IN EMPTY HOUSE
onclusion  ol  11  - denl,--     ri)llo.\ini4   in    :iii'id   tin- ¦ssion   ami  allogeilier   Mic   mo.^i ilional  Ihal   liavc (ie\elo|ied  in a  siii- ,,.,,|;.''e  (liiy   ,-iuce   M's,   Louise  liailey   '.vis inioM'lled  l..\- llie shol  of iin as.^ii-^sin  lir>  1 U'll   jllirou-ih  an   iii-c;.;Ml,i!   apiieralure   in   a '  '" j broken window n Ihe ollice of Dr. I-M- i w 11   Ciiriiuiii   on   .Mi-iTick     i-ojid      liisl iTiicsdii.v    eveiiinu-  .Mrs,   Kloicnce     .'. ('iiiiiiiin.   wife   of   the   Freeport   pli.vsi (iiin   was   arrested  al   n.l.'.   ihis   aflei- noon.   on   it   bench   wiiiinnl   cliaiging her  wilh   hiiviug  (-;iused   the  death   ol Ihe   Ileiniistead   woman    by   crimin.il mciins.    The   wiirr.'int   was   issued   liy .lusiic.' ol   lhc  I'eai-i   Corodon Norton, acting   as   coroner,   following   a   vei-y long visit at  ihe Klks Clubhouse dui¬ ing   which   he   secluded   himself   in   a rdoru Oil the so-ond flooi.
'i'hf decision of .Justice Noiion "t hold .Mrs. Carman was tlie'result of his o-vn findings in the imiuesl iii'o Ihe (ti'aih of .Mrs. liailey, w-hicli w;is siiiued ill Ihree cliniaiic acts in th:- ill-lighied litlle jiolii-c court on South Crove streel. ' It  was iipuiirclilly a (1.1-
Affecting Scene in thc Room Where Murder Was Commit¬ ted as Doctor's Wife is Ar¬ raigned - .•\u(horitics Weep With Family- .Sherill' Takes Prisoner and I liishan<l to Jail-- Curious Crowds Throng the Streets in Front of Menick Road Residence
indicated tc, her   couiise
were no
Findingfs of Acting Coroner Norton on Which Warrant Was Based
'¦The Acting Coroner, on lhc vi-w of ihe hoii.\ ol Lulu 11. liailey, found deal in No. 118 Wesi Meirick road. Fr. epori. Kiimpiiie on hehalt ol the people of this county how iind wli.ti miuinci ilie said Lulu h). liailev caiiie lo her death by criminal means by icasoii of a bullet lircd into iho body of the said Lulu 1). Jiailey froni a revohei loaded with powder and lead and held and fired by the hand of one Fiorem.   Caiinan,
"And Ihere being r<'ason;ihle (musc lo h.'lic\e ilia', the said Florem-¦ CaruKin is cJiargod with such shooiingand killing of the .-.iiid Lulii J). Ifiii. le.v, I do hereby order that a wariani issue for the iuiesi, of the said Flor¬ ence Carman :uid ihat she be h<ld to appeal h..|-or.' me |.,i exjimimiuii m tlie morning of .Monday, .July, J", in  this couii."
National Guardsmen at Oceanside .'\ provisional company fiom the lo'-j Iv-sevenih  It»'giiueiil. N.  Y   N. (i,. un  j 	
> d^ri.ieuie,ian( g IL J^odge, V. s A.'WARRANTS OUT FOR CRAP SHOOTERS
was encamped over the week end ncir | 	
Th   Oaks,  at  oceanside.    'H.^ ;•""-j R^^kville Centre Cop  Learned Of iiany arrlvvd during the nigbt ol Sat- ^ ,r> r- u
' ¦       f        1       I  .    •ri...v' Game—Capture From Kear
k   uiday murclung from .laiimica,     I he\ ; "johh,     v,   ^^
maneuvered   at   Ihe   camp   and   were j     officer Ilulof I'etor.son of the Itoi-k-j his   companion,
drilled   by   the  army   officer.     Amo ig   \ ilie Centre Fire Department, wlio wai^ j w iudow  ou   the
doing li-itffic duly on the -Merrick roa'l i entered   the   house.     Oii   the   ariiv.ilj
and Village avenue, was told by a ci;-|'U   the offic.r.  Keidimark  escaped.       i Carinan, ami aiiiirii^cd al once 10 ca
Both Admit Serving Time—Claim
To  Have Sought   Shelter
From  Storm
Tile hieiiliing of a pane of window ghissjn rtie unoccu[iied house of I'lii! ip Weidersum on .Norih \illai;e io ¦ nUe, Itockville Centre, aroused ili ¦ household of Itobert lr:arle. a neigh¬ bor at luti'i on .Mimday nighU' .Mem- hers of the lamily immediately no.-' lied Ihe poliie lieiidquailcrs and I'ii- troluian   Kirchcr- responded.
In the kilclit-ii piiiiii-> he found -.lo ¦ ' l»aiiiesk.\, a I'ldark. Jiboiil lliirly yiii ; of age. of I'fT Kasl Thiid street. M lu- haltiin, lie Wiis liikcii to Police Heini (jUillicrs wiiere he lold I lie-officer- tliiil lie and a eompiinion iiiiiiied .\iiliohi. Keiclimiirk liiid come lo lioclivill" Ceiiiic early in the nfternoon Uxiki'i^ loi- we:i(. .\(U being successful aial withoui funds ihey entered the W'i- (lersiim house ii.-j a sheller lioiii Mi" .ilorm.' 'J'liey had pulled a siaple oiii ni lhc cellar door, bul ihc dooj- le-id- lug from the kiK-hcn Wiis .securely fastened. Th;?ii. aciorciiiig lo Diimesky KiUhmark. bloke a dwei'   lloor   and   bolh
demeanor that he wiis iiuiii ipitiin: visit. They were escorled nio tin fiishicuied   pill lor   iiiid   then    mio
[11 ivale  oKice.      Wn hill   III)   iiiinuie
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the ((fficrrs were .Steers. Lieiil. Ihi; Young.
Adjutant     J'.    .1. slett     aud     Lielll.
CORODON NORTON riciili problem .and he chose solincl'- iiud conlinciceni to w(u 1< it out. Wh-n he fuiiml if solulion he promptly suci- moned lUhtiin Atiojiiey Lewis .1 Smilh iiml his assistanl Ceor; ¦ Weeks.. Slirilir Siiphcn I'. J'eilit an I Ceiu-ue   M.   I.e\.\,   of   (ounsel   for   Mr
Former Judge JacksoH at High Hill AllhouBh it was announced that For¬ mer Judge Edgar Jackson of Uald- ¦win, was already occupying his home at High Hill Beach, the announce¬ ment waa recently made that he will ndt take up his ptrnianent residence there until allerations liave been com¬ pleted at the cottage and the outside - iminted. When this has been done the Nassau Post's coire.spoudent al the sea shore will,make the authentic announcement.
Mr*. Firth Returrts to Freeport Mrs. William Firth, wife of the fa¬ mous music composer and director, who was recently operated on for ap pcndicitlea at the Naifsau Hospital, is rapidly recovering. Mrs. Firth was tiken to bor suminer borne on South Ocean, avenue, Freejiort earl this week.
izen that there was a crap game go¬ ing on in .Meriitt's barn on ohsef\er street on Sunday morning.
The "crap shoolers" had lookouts posted In front, but they had neglect¬ ed the rear from which place I'eter- .sen crawJed upon and surprised them. They numbered fifteen, mostly color¬ ed men. There were also several prominent business men in the group.
On Tiicsdiiy Kelchmark was found by Oflicer- Ainos Verilzan. walking along the Mciiii-k loiid. He w^is ideil- lilied by Daniesky as liis compaplon of the night previous. Uolli were tak¬ en before I'olice Jusiice Harrison li. Wright and held for Ilie Ciand Jury.
lloth men. according lo their- own slateiuent,   hare   done   lime.      Ketch-
No  arrests   were  made  but   warrants i mark   said-that   he   had   served   two
will  be  issued  for  their on.
airests   la,er
Baldwin Sunday School Outing The annual outing of ihe Haldwin Methodist Kpiseopal Sunday School will be held at I'oint L<x)kout tomor¬ row. The boats Will leave Cornwell s dock at 9..10. and. returning, will 1 av^^ the beach at 5 p. ni. These annual outings are looked forward to with un¬ usual Interest both on the part of thc children as well as the officers and teachers.
years in Sing Sing for slabbing a man and Damesky said thai he had served .several terms in llie .Mineola jail and had resided in Hempstead tluee years ago. No buiglar khiIs or weapons were found on them, bul il is thought they were after the plumbin fi.xtures.
ry out a ciiicl'ill.v planned luograin,
Ihe waiiiiiu  Wiis already drawn.  It Wiis handed lo lhc Shciiff for service 'I'hen lhc four mci who have logethc; been  tlic ceiilral ligures in one of th" most    wiiid   and   grewsonie     dram:is that   has   e\ei-   been   enacted   in   any Long  Isliind  village, sal down  lo i;ilk   ,,nce il o\er (-almly as  men  tan at   such :i    ^,,jcc time.    They  were  in  (onsultation   for   n^lii.- perhaps half an hour. •      (.roceedings are had."    He address-j
At this crucial time the oflici il.; .Mrs. Carman, and at the,,same lime were nothing more than men. They mrned to Levy who nodded in rei o.*;- discussed   natural  consequence.s    and.nition.
lerwaid Weeks and .Ndiion anive'l, | holli of iheni dowu'iisl iiud visibly de- picssed, .Mrs. Ciiiiiiiin wiis ,|,ii < ;ili,.,i unlil  111.' four   hiill lalked wiili  lie' dor-
lol
Wiieiiier    l)i-.    Ciuiiian   noiilieil   iiis; will'   from   Ihe   lowc'i-   landiiiL'   ol    the.' si,ii|-;-   ol   lh"   piesence   of   Ihe   auihoii   ; les is iioi  Known, hut iiiimedialc-ly -if- li .-    he    lell     lo    Iind    hei     she    Wiilk'.l i ii.ijesi iciiil.\   mro Ihe rom,']  in his i o.-ii ;i. ny,    'I'hey   sal   ilown   in   chairs-111'.n- -¦ i ¦•   (Ioi Ioi    side   by   side. I
.Mrs Cil rman w;is garbed in a gown ol Willi" i-;iiirie rhn 1.Tided to ace •!- I Mllle hei- naturally striking apix-iir-^ iiiKc. Ijei hair was airanged ('losely : iih'iiii lici- head ill wiives. Sh" Wiis ¦ lii.el.-. anil ciilni i^nd eollei i.-d. l|"i- \ lace Wits fi:-'hled by ii sliaiige inipiisi. j live e\piessioii Her eyes alone gavo ' uiiiiiisliikable evideiKc of luu wor.i ; nei-\ous cofidition j
.¦\  sullen  silenc" lellowr lhc  room : .IK .she (.'nicied.    Iiiiiiuively the group i of   men   ro.se   i nd   n tiiiiined   on   their; I"el   iDiIil  she  lieis, If liad  been Keal '(1   ; Tliere   wa-^   a   sliiiiiied   expi-ession   o.'i \ "ich    of   Ihe    fiices;   a   <'omuion    emo- lioii  liad iippareiilly seized iheiii all ai i Ihe  same   time.    It   was  idciitilied   byj llie   gruesome   realization     that     '.he | i-oom   in   whiili   Ihey   sal  was a  dea'ii I liamber.    .\lmosi ;it the sanu- instant "\ery    head    wiis    turned    toward    ihe window —lhc   noiili   window-- -ibiouf-i .which lhc murdeioiis wciipo/i had been
illlUSt,
.lustice   .\oiloli   broke   ihe   brief   si-
W h cunij.i
"I"  ilii   .•^lliiiliiii.i   iil'le"le:l ill   WeJU,   to,I.'e|heI.-'
li" II   III"   lull"   :T(iii|,   liail   le.Uiiiiied ^UIe   .lii.-,ii,.   .\oM.oii     read     !ii^- liiiiliiii.:s in iliv iiKjiK.'si iiiid iisked .Mrs,
''iiMliiin lo Iililii" il |.le;i To l.'ie ciiaiL;". llei coiin>e| ciiiered i, plea of not guilt;.. The aiiidL'niiie'nt was brief. ,\li., I'aiiiiiin uiis loinriiilled to the Coiinl;, .Iilil ill .Vliiuolii lo ;i-,i,iiil a heaiiij!.'.   on    .Momlay.   .Inl}    j:;,   ;ti    lu
over iiei sliouldei>,, Sh. ;i iiiolion of lln' ham! n I ilal   slie   was   ie;i(l, .
.\ssisiiiiil lii.--u i( I .\iiorriey WcVis iind .Mioi-m.v |.".\ i,.|i tin- house t-.)- -.tUiei >,\ 111., irorii dooi. 'I'Iu-n walk- "I I" lh" l-:iks Cluh In tin; luean- 111111 tlie steiifCs niiichine. a large 'oiiiiru' iar Willi ihe .side cuitaii>s iliiiun piiih'd iiiio the eiisl drivewiy lurried nboui ffth" yiitd aud (-aiiie io a slop nciit a door leailini-, fioiii the dining room.
The nuuhinc wiis driven by a chauf¬ feur-, .As il diew ii]> Io the house ')r. William H, Kuucie, who was lirst call¬ ed to the sieiie of death In the tlo-- tiu's olliie, stepped from the boiL'^e carrying a suit   case,        .
He placed il in the machine, Tbe Sheriff followed Hr, Ruiice. to ibe stoop iind later Dr Carman and iiis w ife came out   together.
The depiitiure was vic-iV"d h.^ proba¬ bly tiOU persons iilong tbe streets, on adjoining lawns and iu aiitoinobibs thai Were piirkcil two decfi on eithc'- iiide of Merrick l{o;id for- tw-o block.<. It Wiis iiii orderly crowd. The s),\ lepr-c:,cnl;i!i',c'; of Ihc Sheriff.-; 0IIIC43 and the lo< al police had liille difbculiv in keepln:.; within bounds, A group of reporters Inirricd foi autimioblb^s whii h liiid iiiiciid.s been eiigjiped 'n iirilii ipalion ol ih" iiire-t iind piefia'- ed to follow the Sheriff and hix charges t<)  .Miiieolii.
Mrs, (.'ariiiiiu iind liei- hii.sbaiid we.-e assisted into ihe ciir by llic .Sheriff and Ihen he climbed into the fron'.. sciii willi'slhe ( haiiffcui 'lhc 1 rowds drew hack\ as the car (ame slowly down the dri\cwiy and turned in'o the Meni(k road. As II slarU'd lo- Wiird the west, ei;.'hteeii liirs conlail- iiiLT   newspiipci-     iiieii.     liliolofi iildiej-n
I and ( iirioiis persons l<illowi'd      It  waB
^(-loek,
¦'1 iiuniiiii son lo lh" .Mincohi .l.iil >\iili(Hii hail," sail Ihe JiVslce. Al liial lirne .-.oii will he iiiiiiiuTii-ii h lo--- a ('(Uhiiiiliin:: Ma:-i-liiil' wlii'li is in.- self."
Then. Wiis anoiliei silcnii', this line- a noisy sipuidiori that lell the scene more piolon.;i(l iind ilieri tu. C;iiii,.iii of murder alioiil wlii< h Hi"- disii|)poi:ii- rose, opened ;, (|,,(,i inid rook ii coii'.'cd ihroni-'s wen: giiihered liai ami veil iiom He colored m.iidj There was an effort on the part-of who leslllied on III" S"(oi;d dii.v ol III" III" trailers to ONcrlakc the Slierlff, iiuiuesl. ll seenc-il to hii\(. |)i.en pre j bul he giadiiiilly dtcw away until i>! ariidiucd liuil liiis im idem sliould o< leiobed Crand avenue. Haldwin, when cur   ill    the   lime   Ir   did.     While   ilie! tbere   was   but   ii   l< w   of   the  cars   i'l
sithf      .M ear h   mile   the  Shi-riff dte-v
ar  arrived  at   Ih^)
do^u- Wil-; -till open, niiH'.\eiir-olil Kli/.
alarh   the  Carmans'  onl.\   r hiid,  cau.-r-    furihr  away.     Hi: iiippini;   downstaiis   ami   slood   wide    the Jjiil iilonc.
eyed in the (lassiige way. Slie w-is liefon- lea\ ini.' i In- Carniiin home the iiwed.b.\ I h" pies.one of th null iml I .Sheriff ttdi-pliotieil to the j;iil and talk- tunicil lo h.r iiK.ihcr whose arm w.i.. fd wilh Wiirdeii lliilsc He gave Ui- alrcad.N  .'\|.nd"d 10 leieive her. trudiohs  that  ii <-cll  be prepared for
Tile litlle gill  'limed   lo Ilie Sliei I .'f   her     nd'iilimi.      AecordiiiK    to   Mrs. and   asked   in   siiui.lc   child     tashion.   Ilulse, wife ol  the warden, a room on
"WIH'l) Avill .\ou bring my m;uiim'-i back'.'" 'J'he Sheriff half turned away, from Ihe child, avoided her appealing gaze and said simply, "Tomorrov," The little girl's iict.ious were indica¬ tion enouigh tlial it was expected Hint .Mrs,  Carman  was  going  away.
Thre   was   another   affecting    s( ene
when   he  st^aied  in  a  liemuli)us | ""d "tun -Mrs,  I'latt Conklin, the ai.'ed
"I w,isli lo inform you of vour
mother of Mi's, Cbapmuii. stepped into to  cilunsel   before  any   furth.M-| H'"-' room and kissed her daughter.
"lJ(iirt worry, Flora," she said, 'lh ¦ right will prevail."
Little Klizabeth had in the meaa- lime turned from tin- sheriff and Co'jn-
E. J. Suphthin, of Greenpoint, has removed to Ualdwin where he has pu.-- clia.sed propw ty. He was a former res¬ ident of the village and has received
fell for 111.' Carmans. At the conclu- , Sheriff I'ettit read the warrant and |-sellor Levy led her lo a chair and s»i sion of their talk ll was agreed th-c | stepped toward Mrs. Carman, still sit. | bet upon his knee. He reassured 'he and gasil-#vy and the Sheriff should go to the nne beside her husband. He extend-j'hiid by saying "Hon't you worry one I house logethrr to prepare Mrs. Car- j ,.d hs hand Inward her bul she did not ; biL I'll take care of your mother." man for the ordeal. The Assistant j receive the document. instead she j Mrs. Carman hurriedly left the roo Distrii!   Attorney and  acting coron-r i jt.aned  toward  Dr.  Carman  and  ijn'v   carring  the clothing  the colored   wo-
agreed 10 follow. ^     ::, {both wiu>t on each other's shoulders. | man  had  brought  10  her
As lh.' two entered the pretentious I    -i don't just  recall what happened; reiurned fdie wore a blue polo coat, a dweiiint;   they   were   received   by   D'.   after that  for a few   moments," said 1 black ICit and a dark brown veil thai
a hearty welcome from the residents. iCaraaan.    it   was   apparent   from   ?aisj justice  Norton,  "but  my   Impression   hid her featurea aud hung well down
the north side of Ihe women's ward eiglit by twelve feet containlUK on'j window faihig on the north was ar¬ ranged for her. The depariment l» said to be one of the pleasanteHt 'n the jail, 11 Is filled with runnInK wa¬ ler and comfortably fu/tilshed with a bed. rocking chair and isolidcd from the  rest of the  jajl.
The SherilT was first (o leave hit* fai. He opened the side curlaius siud door for Mr. and .Mrs. (';armau They stepped out as their followers (•am'S up. .Mrs, Carman found helself fadnfc pri»bably a dozen cameras. .She had a dark colored laincoat over her head and was holding It together in front of her face.
As she stepped nside the iron bar¬ red door she was confronted by th« Warden who questioned ber minutely. When she j She answered him In <a dear voice, givinx the details of her birth, her a^e, religion a<id habits ot living, Sh'; (Continued on page fi.)