NEW YORK MYSTERY

Grey River Argus, 16 July 1914, Page 8

NEW YORK MYSTERY

CRIME IN DOCTOR'S ROOM

WHAT A WOMAN SAW

(Per Independent Cable Service.)

LONDON, July 13

The Carmen/murder mystery in New York has been deepened by the discovery in the attic of Dr Carmen's house .of a,n unopened box of cartridg es similar to those used in the crime.

Dr. Carmen's statement is that while he was returning from a professional call a man' in a motor car fired at him and speeding up thecar disappeared. A woman corroborates this evidence insofar that she says she saw a man in the vicinity and heaird three shots fired. Then she. saw the car . move slowly away.

______ i! I A few days ago a worn.an was found ; shot dead in Dr Carmen's house in j New York. The doctor is a fashion- ! able physcian and he denied any know 1 ledffe of the crime. Previous to thej J supposed murder Mrs Carmen is said 1 to have suspected her husband of. in i fidelty, and she applied a dictaphone Ito the walls of his consulting" room ] and for days listened forevi deuce. But [' she could not hear nothing- and '.on- | -need that the .suspicions! were ground I less removed the instrument on the I night of the tragedy. . v.