The evening world. Newspaper, June 19, 1901, Page 3

remeron: ayayann soo MRS. BARKER In a Sworn Affidavit Mrs. Barker Says Rev. Mr. Keller! Kissed Her and Assaulted Her in ee a Or ree She Kept the Secret from Her Husband Until Forced to i r a) ° Her Own Home. i Tell Him All. Bt —---—_____ G. Barker lold her husband’s af-| teckel when you are in the house) t Re rome seconnt of ra frat pulled me “1 managed to slide to the tfoor, straight (0 the toor. K cep still: you ought dined hi said: ‘Hers js your water, to walk toward the dining- torneys the day after he shot dotwn Rev. John Keller. Mr. Barker's lawyers have thus far been un- able to get this story in evidence at the trial. The story is in the form of an i} atone? | | | i eer to say notht A to Jump around, Let D \ : f y Mr Barker about the matter ty ko to ride - dog into the kitche Mr ‘Thompson sald [on Wednesday nwal about tt’ very much. 1 sate) mpson, dows any one; the: house onc Hecame Unconscious. Keller, what are you Keller got on the floor, 1 affidavit. Hand strugsted. and then be- [and comptal f tired Vien mncuectec Sines: came unconscious Hefore L became une Jana ata He wald: ‘T have conscious [knew that Keller was able i 1 “8, und don't 1 wo sick. to attend t ka r lwas in The at ember, 120, rT onot very at No 8 Laur tavent 1 have known ¢ about ten years. with tim to accomplish his purpose. ¢ * * Wheel my senses hail returned 1 waa still on think I will send on to say I cannot come. I” the the deor 1 sajd 3 1 will have to he gotng. During the latter par ome “He aid: "My. name is not | is Jon. ® tinued trying to kiss me him. Lealled lers assault was oon omy mind morning Uff night It was on my y first thing in the morning. |" to me ax though Keller's] “1 said seers iantitt ona mies jer then wrote a message an fole lows: ‘Bu arranging two funerals: - -marrow." something of| “Keller axked me to take this message 10, On the} downtown for him. * sald, ‘All right.” when | was] He thea sald, ‘Did you meet Lottie servant to send | Hagy? Den ything to her.’ jermon to ome TL afterward Wine Disappeared. my roam and triel very bard] «1 sent thin message to the Bishop. At then said: ‘WHI you (meaning ry take the message?! and asked me to go Ww Fide on my wheel to Tt “IL felt very weak and chasing and out te Kell the toor for avthile © The |? bhatt and tos Ac band of my skirr was torn out from the |, anger him ae and drew me toward ull Mr Barker Paid not get Mr. Bari sped into the ehair, dragging night. ‘This was unusu, sim, and puiled me down on his |!" Thad always got Mr. Barker's dinner want Mr. Barker, bu nt that} me wi would be ap “He said that rome tod ip. any harm Me sald «ft Love You." fed again to kiss me. He sald to : DEMIS ART me very this time I bad a tottle of wine on the at “'T love you, and you ought to ha Do nat Heht the eax in here, Harker came home that MEN | apie and Keller saw the wine and asked known it you from ‘He celle rome say something about} me for a glass. I gave him a glass of 7 in my delirium. He afterward| wine and she fterward «started went to the door and Mr anamniy| — Penred for Keller's Lite, called in Dr. Marks After that Uiness|YGowntown to nend. Keller's measages “Helle! said something about} ‘The furniture was nv disarranged, Mr. Horker was very quiet. « 1 I returned Kellen, was lying on Followed Her to Kitchen. p There wae little furn whieh could turday after this I met my hus. and he sald to me: ‘1 guess I > be disturbed, There was not much brie- the’atation, He seemed toact aesnefeweiminten “He then folto’ T greeted’ him very » the ast felt a few days prac in the room. 1 dat not tell Mr Rarker about the astault when he . home for fear that Mr. ker would dare you| Kill Keller, 1 feared that somesning f REhpunetand beh in such af Wopld nity Mr. Rarker {f he at ner When my husband in absent! pted to KIL Keller, What have T done to lead you to sup.) “Fearing that Mr. Barker w notin . think | that something unusual had « after my hus-] 1 did not 1ochurch xervt kind to yout the service at the Je no Impress: Sunday evening after the al died, to disarrange my . ‘You had better go to your own What iit, Tom? Toatit not suspect he hid found out my secret 1 my husband what was the trouble, but he did nor tell me. After thi Thursday, Just before) “On my return, between 3 and 4 o'clock fetiring, my husband said: in the afternoon, Keller was still lying. Way, Hird. Esaw Mr. Thompson to-/on the sofa and all my wine had dis fhe hae er, would not go, I had 1 left Keller lying id think if Kitchens to claimed: Wha it your ker replied ston after the assault I ed owt Mrs. Parker's house. Mr y ae ger than water in th non tion I cried 1 bout Mr Keller.’ Keller was there. Mrs. Parker opened er, remember you are a i the service Twas taken sick |, Prato If Mr. Thompson hax tol you] the door and told me that Keller was vn.!* and fain’ The sight of Keller and Jet him tell you the rent \ In ‘ $8 rstill hell me tn his grasp, He] Keller's voice had a tremendous effect No, Wird. you tell me.” ently told me t 3 : left she told Keller that ~ ‘refused 10 go In while he was there ePdid not tell him, The next night and me by the shoulder, on me. P the Mulowing night he asked me to tell “Keller said you are a good] ‘1 Was also suffering with paing whieh |: Ina ntle/ bel was) theres sil iw > 3 , On dn ¥ n anid: ‘You d reniied: "We are a double | Woman net be here. No| We ntirely to me, 1 fainted tn} 2 By nim att Mn Suotiy, J in 2D, 1991, 1 tok Bey So floor laid.’ harm will come of It’ He then put one | chunch and wax home. 2 : WN TE ALL 3 er) say's. She is a morphine eater. “Keller. then said: ‘Where are the} Hand in the inside pocket of hts coat and} ("twas attended by Dr. Lightfoot, | ¢ H my story my husband dont want to belleve anything: at Se eaion ts At the same moment 1 jumped up from| Walle Dr. Lightfoot was attendine me,| 2 “Hird, 1 cannot reat; (at stem, Parker the whole story of, “IE replied: ‘They have gone for the A Mrs, Sands was present, too. Later in} 2 i Keller's assault. any however, held me with the other| the evening Dr. Marks was called. 1] > 5 nd, After waa on Good Friday. lem, when 2 Locked the Door, H wan Il about four days. 1 Yad fainted | 3 Sab sbral ack era breed ed ane eradvised me not to. tel “Keller then went to the back door of “He Strack Me.” once before in church, 5 leh, ‘My: hisband ried that = the kitchen and opened it slightly and| “I continued to try to get away, She War Delirious. 5 aie fan ReMi nenent moe & a atudy of Mes. 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