The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1900, Page 5

. ° ° . . . ' , . . ’ . aioe ‘ JEALOUS UNCLE SHOT NEPHEW AFTER QUARREL XAVIER BARMES, pram hs shot his nephew, of whom he was jealous, Dr, Lanohart, of Hempstead, an ex- pert In poleona, who was asked to an alyno the sugar wed by Mra, Jacob Rob erta, of that place, in making cake, by which eleven persons were polsoned, har reported that arsento was mixed with the sugar, District-Attorney Netman, of Nassau Cow anticipating much a decieton, Kopt a wuspected servant under mur: velliance, and announces that he will have her under arrest by right ‘The woman disappeared after the fam- jliy was taken Ill, but was traced to But- folk County and @ doteotive detasied to wateh her, A warrant was issued thie afternoon and will be served this evening, ‘The woman was @ servant in the famfly A. Roberts, of Hompatead, Mr. Roberts, Mra, Roberts and , two nieces and Me, a of Jacob father, Roberts, a retired minister and a mem- ber of the family, whom she ls suspected of trying to polson, All of them have been very til, but with the exception of Mro, Roberts are recovering slowly, Bhe ie wtlil very weak and confined to het room, SCOLDED A SERVANT. « Mra. Roberts upbraided one of the fer male servants a woek ago inst Sunday and that evening after dinner the entire family gas taken Ill, Dr, Lount, the family ph an, was called in and prov nounced the trouble plomaine poisoning, STEAMER BIEL SUNK IN CRASH. ITA, Oct, 2The British Point, Capt, Hewtron, from London for Philadelphia, whieh *paned in the Delaware Breakwater at 60 A, M. to-day, reports that at 1 o'clock yerterday morning she collided with the British steamor Biel Now York Sept, ») for Manchester, Eng land, and that the letter vowsel eank, ‘The captain of the Magle Point reports that all hands were taken off the Blela before sho sank and will be brought here. The Eagle Point sailed trom London on Bopt. 18 and wit! reach her dock in this oy thie afternoon, The Bagle Point had her bow atove in. The collation ooourred in a dense fom BOY SLAYER ON TRIAL. ——— JohnGarrabrant Vain and Confident, Courts Notice, Probably the most self-possensed per: fon 1 the Hudson County Court, in Jereey City, this morning was John Garrabrant, the boy whose trial for the Killing ot Henry Maas on May 5 jaat, was begun, Garrabrant ts eighteen years old. His vietim was fourteen, Ex-Ateemblyman Garrabrant’s lawyer, that the youth is ho killed Maan largely because of joa Mimpeon, who ts hopes to prove lousy and because of the effect produced | on him by @ “blood and thunder” drama which he witnersed just before the murs | He will also point out that after) i ing and robbing the boy Garrabrant ent again to see the play, paying the (mission fee from the money taken Prisoner wie especially }) retul this morning about his appear- \ ARSENIC FOUND IN SUGAR BY EXPERT. i ee Warrant Out for Servant in Family, Eleven Members of Which Were Poisoned. Mra. Roberta had oooasion to reprt- mand jhe mame servant jast Thuraday | and on Saturday noticed that she was wtrangely excited. Mra, Roberta watehed her, Bhe saw the woman standing by o gugor bow! on a table and directly un- der on the floor was @ spot of white powder, “What ie that?’ the asiced, TAKEN ILL AGAIN. arch," anewered the woman sul: lenly, A half hour after dinner that night the family was taken {il again, Dr, Lount again prenoumeed | poisoning, but thie time he did not anoribe the polson to ptomaines. He found every one had eaten of a chocolate cake and In this ft ts suspected the polson was put Ho infor District-Attorne) Py Se cow me a with the police. ri] Poy wtead, Dr, Lanehart took cake, and the sugar remaining In bow! and left over by Mra, Hoberts, his report he saye "T made a carful analyse and found arsenic in the sugar, The proportion Was suMflctent to Kill and had been appar: ball d thrown in and mixed up. The use of the sugar in making the cake spread the polson probably Just as intended. The cake, of courne, a4 not srow the Presence of the polson so plainly,” DMiatrict-Attorney Nieman on epiting | the report immediately had a benol Warrant Issued for the servant's arrest, Tt waa explained that Mrs, Roberts had made the cake hervelf, which ao samplea of the In trom | Per counted for the arsenic having been mixed wit sugar, off Nantucket Shoat. The Magle Point etruck the Blela amidanipa and the latter sank In (wenty minutes The Hiom was a freight mteamer of 21 tone ll won 8 FeaWar here, Her di ne were beam. Teal, depth, 2 16 Bho iy iron abip bulit In 1970 at Bunder-) land, England, Her agents were Busk & Jevona, of the Produce Bxchange, ‘Their vessel ene Rslee ed to Lal t & Holt’ 6 Bieln belonged to Lampor' olt'» line and had a crow of twenty-four all told, and was commanded by Capt. Tanner, Meours jesus, Busk and Jevone extimate it $800,000, whip and uate Biela ca her ownera carried 2s general cargo thar own Rouranse, ance, and acted In court Ike a sahool+ boy at a commencement. “When is tho performance to begin, anyway?’ queried Garrabrant, when riven a seat beside his counsel and « wait for the Justices was necesnary. He seemed delighted with the thourht that he Js to be several daye in @ court: room filled with a curious throng Anxious to see him, degenerate and that | ya with th While In court he invited attention by looking about the room nodding to ac- quaintances and on the watch con- stantly for a giimpre of Mise Irene Crassy, the young forewoman at Sharpe & Allen's factory for whom Garrabrant developed such a strong affection, and whose account, [i 1s supposed, he killed Ma: The boy's mother sat bealde him in court, but he paid little attention to her. In anewer to a question she pul, he said: “T'll be all right, Don't bother about °, Garrabrant ts being tried potore Jus. {lees Collins and Blatt and a # Almost the entire day was taken * selection of th ‘Mare ore about sixty witnesses to be examined, Prosecutor Kdwin expects the trial to last three or icur dave. | a Decora dacoh A, ihin, King Chrfstian 1X. of Denmark haw conferred on Jacob A, Rils, the author, {Re | He aoted ike w tnad man and 1 pulled Xavier Barmes Resented | Louis Barmes’s Atten- tions to His Aunt and) Fired Two Shots —| Young Man Dying and} Uncle Under Arrest. Xavier Marmes sent a bullet into his | | Rephew'a head at 4.9 o'clock (his morn | ing in the vestibule of the former's home, M8 Weat Thirryitth atreet EUR E LRRTE IE INN EN ATEN 4; f THE WORLD: — TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2% 1900, Malt PA MOR ROCHE RE ROR TICS Breakfast Delicious The wounded young man, Halal pao ~~ ——-————} Malt Gives to the Cereal ' LOUIS BARMES, Who to dying, $999 batt for examination on the change of felonious naaault, Je yy Waa at the bottom of the shooting affair Young Harmes, the umole ays, war enamored of his aunt and mt every op portunity, when the elder Barmes wan At work, the nephew forced his atten- ttons on hi aunt Mrs, Barmen repulned him repeatedly end it was only because she feared hor husband's anger (hat phe kept her troubles to herself, “Two months ago," aatd the uncle this morning, "Louis called at my while | was work, and my wife re pulsed hie advances. He hauled off and otruok her, breaking her jaw, Then I heard of my nephew's conduct, and al- moat every @ay when | returned from my work I learned that he had been there, Ieee stortos wave me a patn tn my heart and T made up my mind to stop bie hounding my wife “Laat night Louls broke into my house and tried to embrace my wife, he fought him and called the police, who threw him out, ‘They should have ar- rested Louis, “Whon I returned from my work the morning my wife told me what Loute had done, and I went out to nee If he wae hanging around. "T found bim hiding in the veatitele, T told him he mumt cease his visite ens Urely and he went at me lke a tiger. my pistol and shot him to nave my own. We, I think he would kill me if he could," Arn. Barines, the neighbors aay, th 00d Woran and never gave Louis any enoouragement, Bhe has two children, Aged eleven and elght years, Tarmes made no attempt to escape, and wan arrested while eating breakfast in hia home five minutes after the shoot- Ing, by Policeman William Schneider, His viotim was attended by a New York Hospital ambulance surgeon and re- moved to hie home, ovis Harmes, according to stories told by neighbors of his unolo, is a wild young man aml has @iven fre Sans d year 0, he Bare tw jewelry meng to hile Ife futher made restitution and the af falr woe livahed up. Rosenty tie fath or died And his uncle Waa appotnted ads Miniatratur of the omtate The young follow WAS entitled to jen be ueder the Will and Jaitmed tha his uncle had not d y by him. | Thyre war bad blo thom, Xavier Harmes is ant has! worked for twelve a shop oy |Phirty-firet atreot, between Bevents aid | Bighih avenues, | Hit work keeps. him away from home through the night At i thie morning. Lauin Harmen imo the rear yard of the | apart ae at MS West Thiet Afth street, in which his uncle's family oceuples the second floor, He atacked a clothes pole against the wall and ellie to the aecond floor, where by forcing a window he gained’ an entrance to the kite Hin aunt wan eo alarrded by hin en- trance that she ran in Biahtarwas the poltoe to the street and summor to put him ut When the poitce removed the young fellow and were nliout to arrest him I a iplentea and anked that he be re- SUSPICIOUS DEATH. Witnesses Say that Gleason Was Thrown Ont of Saloon by Schnetder, Benjamin J, Gleason, sixty-one years om, of No. 16 Boulevard, Weat Hobo. keen, died yenterday from a fall, by force or accident, while leaving Sunday night Aehnetder's saloon, on the Hudson Boulevard, oppoaite Cortiandt street Qleason was thrown on the back of hin head, cauring concussion of the bratn He was taken to his home and Dre. Henry and Melton were summoned ‘Thelr efforts to restore the man to con. sclousness were unavatling, and he died early th the morwing. Fiye-witnesves declare Gleason was thrown out of the saloon by Behnelder, and that he fell on the back of lily hend and lay am if dead. Pa ‘neby pleked him ep. Bchneider asserts he did not place his hands on Gleason, He wanted to aaatet him to his home, which |* only a short distance away, but Gleason oblectod. He saye Glenaon became drunk elwe- where or else wos sick, He declares he house |. Flavor The nutritive value of Malt has, and Aids Digestion. for centuries, been recognized; toget its great health and strength giving properties it must be combined with the only perfect food grain, Wheat. Malt Breakfast Food is made of the finest of Malt and Wheat, it is delicious in flavor, rich with nouris hment and so easily digested that as a food for invalids and con- valescents it is unexcelled, Malt Breakfast Food has immediately become the favorite cereal; and is widely used for breakfast and supper. FRANCE FOR PEACE; WE PUZZLE HER. Her New China Plan Not Directed Against This Country or Britain. partment oMlelal confirmation of the ) of Prince Tuan and may leaders, The following was made vlogram received from Director: PARTS, Oot, &—An oMetal of the Vronch Forelan Office to-day formally) confirmed the accuracy of the detaile of | otter France's’ note to the powers on the Chinese question, as \eiegraphed from) Nines ‘ ‘ Tho Minister ta therefore anxious to Mid & middie course between Ituasia and) Germany which will meet with the ap prived of all thelr rompeotive ranks and Moos, that Prince Tuan is deprived of Meo and ts handed over to the Impertal proval of all. sn Court, whieh shall chsuit i de “There ts no foundation for the state | oj je upon a severe penalty, and his mal ment that an effort is making to ur® ary ie to be stopped; that Duke Trat Continental accord to the detriment of) jun and the President of the Censorate England or the United Bates, We are Nien. are handed over jo tho #ald Interpret {i ae moaning that the fh {9 an absolute condition preiiminary the second, we nee no reason why thy Powers should not proored with the ¥ preliminaries with thowe ap af the Chinese | at »| inet Will Meain Tieminin wit Newotiations Hoeston He 1900, Hopt tre 1 omtesaries ment at vat and) puniah lif Py nahal, Or Ability which | sndoned hia decia wd agtions from | poking, and will, it i annou “0 negotiations: | negsliationa With (he Russian Miniate mpreetas M Deleagee's |to China, M, De Glers, upon tho tat Ad Of HOW bem that end can be ee | ters arrival at en sity oured, We feel there ia nouhing in It antagonistic (0 the interente United States and, tras! her acquiescence ot the | we Will receive RUSSIANS DEPAR i TUAN IS DEGRADED. Ministor Commer Cablen that Cx Troops and Minister Have witch t tial OMciat Confirmation at Washing ceuine ig hdadega ae tom of Puntshment of Department ta tn receipt of a deapateh Roxer Leaders, | from Minister Conger forma announ WASHINGTON, Oct. £—The Chineno | nw (10 withdrawal and dep i Miniater haw delivered to the Btate Di |iiveaisi Legation (rom Beh on ROYAL HEIR THE M’COY WEDS LOVE. DIVORCE. — pa aoe Marries a Duchess | Wife's Suit — Particu- | of Bavaria. | lars a Secret. MUNICH, Oct L=Prinse Albert of | Juv! Freelina Rol#ium, heir presumptive to the throne of that country, was married to-day to the Duchess Hilaabeth of Bavarts was an old personal friend of Gleason and js Aa sorry as any one can be at his the gold crows of the Order of Dane. ir, Rile'e ta N. BL Rite, Had olathe, years ago, death, Coroner Hoffman, of Hoboken, has chests the case and an inquest will du K, fe ve ‘Tho “civil ceremony took place tn the |berer know u ‘ ‘Throne Room, and was followed by a|!!* rellwious service in the Chapel Royal, | ai gh BS A ag f after which there was a reception for Mra, Melby. None art 1° Prince Albert of Belgium in the won of up Philippe, Count of Mand rovhera of) Mettoy some vetto King Leopold of Bolaium. The Prince! in ihe supreme 5 eit was born April &, 187%. lia: Whteh che -aiied ntonclure ‘The Princess Eliaabeth of Bavaria was div Tale Was mubsOque born July %, 1876, Bho in a dauahtor of | HRM Duke Charles Theodore of Bavaria, the chai the recent fel setween fer, hue eelebrated ooultet band and Covowil wae a “liked affair, Vienna, He sald; |General Bheng at Bhanghal states that “$f, Deloasse has been contemplating |/by imperial edict tssued on Hopi. 2. this notion for a number of days Prince Tuan, Prince Yth, Secondary | WANE ponce and desires tt expeditiously. | Princes Taal Lien and Twa! Ying are de unable to understand exactly the course | 1), who ehall coneult and dectde the United States intends to pursue | upon a severe penalty, and thar Yanw whether ahe will act entiraly separate | y Assistant Grand Beoretury and conditions, or whether she wil!) president of the Clvil Board, and Chao negotiate tn concert with the other pow 4 Chiao, Prosident of the Hoard of ore In cage they reach an sareement mal | Punisoment, are handed over to the Infactory to her }iowrd of Censors, who shall consult] “Germany's note, as underatood here, | yoy devide u: ona AD edie y Presents two proposfilons, One, the puniehment of the quilly; the other, thy eee proceedings, While some people | WON'T co TO PEKING, Prince Albert of Belgium Referee Appointed in the| POR Sp TRIN ERENT peoarcnnese SHIPPING NEWS, ALMANAC POR TO-DAY, Sun rice. 5 06/Aum pete., 6.42/Moon meta, = WON WATER TO-DAY. | Bandy Mook, I941/Q0y, Ie, 113) Mell Gate, 3.08 PonT OF NAW YORK, ANURIVED, ta Plate . 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