The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1901, Page 2

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e pak VET Mae Nash td 9 oa a ha : poe Hise 2 THE WORLD: FRICAY EVENING, JU EVERE ARRAIGNMENT OF BARKER © BY PUBLIC PROSECUTOR ERWIN. | g Barker’s Wife's Eyes | Filled with Tears When It Was Suggest- ed Her Husband Might Be Convicted. BERNHEIM & CO.’S Values Are Famous. Low Prices don’t always signify bargains. It’s a safe rule not to credit people who advertise goods below cost merely to clear their tables. OUR SALE OF THE Bell Clothing Co.’s Stock of CLOTHING, HATS & FURNISHINGS At Less Than Half (4) Their Prices 13 based on the fact that the and our always-ready resources end high-qrade stock BELOW COST OF PRODUCTION. COCOCCCOOCCCOLGEOOCOOS IOOOG0 008 OCOC CE COCO COC i ¢ The Assailant of Rev.| John Keller Winced Under the Fierce De- nunciation. The Impending climax to the sen tlonal trial of Thomas G atigate the ch witet | had the right to go to Keller. | Lor tf he did not den thin ten daya had comy ton to the trial, seat Wns occu, 4), ) ohe Into : if the present rate of selling teers ur you had beiter no! dela sel began stumming up, and the au “i con merce tH [at priceors i Boys’ Suits. Harhnanterer: than the shooting could have done, on 'ALL-Wwe ae ad “ea s chapter delegation, all Instead he took the opposite aN Mus cy stirs gealous partisans of Mr, Keller, werr aes i Se RUE 0) ALL Avot, FANCY CHEVIOTS bunched tn the centre of the court- > | a 1O.80 DW DRT EO TRUITS ce room, Across the alsic was the Prea- Seg Chances (op Deten ai Wimectt a) fe Suis yy mone at prime Shaes byterlan delegation, teeming with ardor “First he buys this gun, second he | ‘ . in Barker's behalf and with excuses for falls to make any Investigation. He Trousers. “Pie nett ¢ are ed his unfortunate wife. j charges againat Keller. 5 Bilas Barkers Nervous, the Iaw in his own | ALL-WOOL, CAS 3 i! The Barkers, accompanied by Mtss| | PORTED WORST RE creer iin Germond, as usual, were the rst of the | Ited the Inw. Furnishings. Se wos Principals to ait Gap chi Huge le insulted and affronted the| OLLATE Arcadia Straw Hat Works Bataty with hia’ lawyers i » wife CUTE eal ne eaten JAN AT '; PRICE. To Mrs. Burker he spoke earnestly in é g | ‘ : . nmoUT A Word oF! T GIVING ts! TO DENY on NE snoT THIS 1S YOUR $ uring this sale not entirely satisfaciory can be erchanced o- morey toll be refunded. ERNHEIM &6 [ CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, HATS. SHOES. 2338 & 2340 THIRD Ave., 02°" 127th St. Open Every Evening. Neat Sat Til! 11.30 P.M, low tones. Once he mus: have spoken of che pos: | sibility of his conviction, for his wife! turned ashy pale and ok hor heal vigorously. Then her eyes filled with tears. Her breath atick and fast Sho was terribly wrought up. Boon after the Barkers came Keller, led by Lawyer Parker. He suited up the aisle slowly painfully. Is face was ghastly white and his wore an expression even mor and pitiful than usual Judge Blair took his seat at 1 o'clock and without delay Lawyer V Winkle began his plea for Iherker “Woman turns us naturally to the + Church for religion ax the flowers the sun. @he finds her hope and her consolation there. She puts her trust in the Church and tn her spiritual at- viser. DOW | ¥ly thin he maken outlaw. He bee: jeoctety. He pute th | the pale of aympathy or extenun- | aton. Hy wou bir fro, atures driwn J this story, not as he ant te fh A good wile, 4 fellow nthe house, fA Massachusetts widower who had ee Known jilm only n months, This} = Massachusetts grass wilower toll Bay- ioseaner “isnt! HAMIMERSLOUGH BROS. Where It fs Impossible to keep me ~ he At surrounding the composi+ tha © of boarding- | QUITTING thn. BUSINESS, CLOTHING ,. A,r HALF PRICE. nuse diet known ; iy x e “Kor «ighteen| months Mrs. Barker tin her ed a bad smell, Would a ret save ton Wom ae “And I say that when a the Church takes ad an’s trust to violat faith and zob her of her most pr possession he commits the most das- tardly crime in the cul “When clergy sembled say th. and that, Innocent or guilty, he b* friend, it Is all right as an act of frt ship, but bad taste and peor jude x Trost, land are [wes Justt place we | Anarety. pin silent when by Targaint ad whe rushed ahe wan wronged “No. Inst when could no! disintssed 4 2 M hut erled out: ‘He, he, -|that talks, and our prices speak for ther et the secret out, | beautiul, fashionable and ¢ To want you to decide the case on the Id at almost ONE- as the clergymen do not constizute t evidence and pet in aay other way. I MEAT Ri hovers | >EORMER PR c whole Church. want you to Und a verdiet ¢ way or would have put HALF FC RMET PI Ic : mWhen the. anotiier. If sou think urker ts not don't you th 300 of cur finest $15, SIS and $20 suit are new, clergyman cannot s If you think he is guilty, a Included in thy lot are f 1 4 you or I, men with hun * ade Grea shiort ends Gf costly \ sitet a ‘ the ' "J sautt GHer Story Mal $18 Blue Serge Suits = § 50 310.50 Check Worsted Suit) sisal $15 Black Thibet Suits (8 Stripe Flannel Suits could commit, it Is not true, “The first thing Barker sald to the first man he met after the shooting was, | ¢ ‘L was justified In shooting im. He wronged my wife;’ showing that he be- sels defense, 3 “L must hurry on, but T believe that . ; ; t = Meved he was right In his act. If he we could, If we had the opportuntty,|$20 Oxford Gray Suits 0 SIS Plaid Flannel Suits i thought he was rignt, was un: SorhiE wi) era tl her story absolutely fa yer $55 ant $28 ent: 9 © } able to tell right from wrong Rh ei tears to end on the i . rel a h A tee atk tine@, 8 {{cYou might start how 3 Se Sparel Rey a eae ean ht out Is absolute ranure) Abita ee } nd : K ZARS Bj tY'S VERDICT OF GUILTY ¢ MET EIT 4A jury ts mor 1 tells smu if Barker belie ¢ R JAY neta Pe iharsigniiocia 9000900009000609000200900000006 09909.0199000909000000 000006011000000000000000000 the story, whether It was trie or 1 HAMMERSLOUGH BROS., £3) BROADWAY, oi": surrounding its me a st a $$ ~ — had the right ‘f % The tifeation house to Arayte plnee, for ivy ker Aisethateasman ot A “For insta talkel with Juror Imhof thiby were £ to slay or try te ws Gospel, in argum he cant As it Mie wite. Follow | or sanity defense the Stare | that auch j : convinged as a pumt lave £0 we sand you cant go} must tthe defendant wis sane blake, Colnene stone from ‘fhe. 110 rm a con it threuehout Che rime Aira Sa UOReeci ang tion, as a Juror, un he Mer the the 4h iulehdubtathistn meraticted each other same basis of fact w oor f reput TUNA ntlonatnale <td on the ata ul been allowed In this « will t As Wie iblished Arst ‘ “In the indictment Is | aus) s duty is] shit Keller HONDONS— « charged with a high crime ‘ why M mself | saye meth ids n alty of which is seven years r tts wa ‘ " «his crime} aim at him. a Nvaathe 1 know that Ne tiated ‘ So ath crime of assault « Aowon i mt ‘y from my wife 5 Z 1 $: er crime, punish by 1 \ te 1 1 Iw not at ut he told it te Barker and FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. for fifteen yeurs sc nt han thenitiia beyond all ques VRE ‘ a that this crin uy r yor Mrwnt De Taheaae he ratio ursinasial Harker CANDY . crime assault \ yoman, Ww Me tlma. Wut if we tind that sabe hem AND Str Choconwrns— peaiana We place the higher er Ht ua j tl ian neleanahinnieilin 1 ne y SRereaNee f wes Seeuuinat J down WARSI Lows * “One thing 1 w The i i We makes i aa NOCOLN AND HONNONS On AL. CHO Hee ui eutle ; % w V t ve Calin 1 t “ ae Tew H able to sy tat on the COR Wwesr Bivay. 0 : K We the a case. ; : ei (Continued on Third Page) ura) CORTLANDT SL presiacs! mot : er arn pa = COR CHURCH Prosecutiis mei vile ut Damier SESS | Dee : KNOWS HOW. - Fi z this court that it a ( pte! Hep: val LF A OE Cr ; avassea ereruihe A ; Aine spit F : 1 Over the Read Himaelf, LY 4 Haan Me ' vt ; When a doctor who hag been the ; and order of t in e( few victim of the coffee habit cures him- eaynGcnvea . eosttuas| tre ke were this self by leaving off coffee and taking ; ecutor of 1 M. “ for ar i the trial Postum Food Coffee he knows some- 4 neat i m thing about what he {fs advising In 4 7 yn that Ine : “Much « | detest and tyde, AE Apnent to tury, on tho stand SE Md doctor tn Columbus, eoaterial Git ase relent he get on the stad | < wer “ho” Raye Ohio, who liad atone time been the Q , en out a i t that he bad not committed teosay he victim. of the coffee habit, advised ? pel ton | as \ © were vlowed |, POWER FUL PLEA Volee when he wae Mra, Carrie Moran, 162 N) 6th St. : Ey Eatin en ge | zh r as bouts If LT wereson thls -ONVIC 1 i 1 nour to Columbus, 0., to leave off coffee and cennot tle the jury down t ‘ na jury Tweak! make opm (nae FOR CONVICTION. [avai : Pataeante Deatunia Baca (Co ttee! : dence dofense Nas « Nees , BitslsvhautKs A uit it week } y] She suffered from Indigestion and STORES Men BARWON: Cf Al) ja ! ment ‘Ta weak and frregular heart and gen- Mea’ fe F t : ear eral nervous condition. She thought is Weilenit 4 3 | na ‘ Ci UACKRG ROA that it would be difficult to stop cof- ES ES = g tne. ae ae bate Mark cy " ahaha fee abruptly, She says: “I had con- z ta) A aaa : : se (utending in siderable hesitancy about making H R rant ite mnowsehestcH ths) Thonius (. Yirker on that morning Ww pea the change, one reason being that a[S SG 8 fot FA LIL ILA) sive came to present the truth Ke tw 1s epaietit i , friend of mine tried Postum and did {% *: DANCING IS BENEFICIAL fe unt this and no more to this « cae | wy ex of the] a y not Ike it. The doctor, however. |%, ° < wi realizes how=lienenclalcis tie An outrage ted Th " elo t | la Tito dawinu-| che teuth gave explicit directions that Postum |%, I yet r Feallze how” henofelal 1st not one ho " f a must be boiled long enough to bring | te se of dancing he u anropel ly peeaxnow ar | telan himself thot Ate as ‘ eutithe flavorand ox) paluey armal® we ; eee iglve ona, Se eee zi rate : ‘ “His suggestions were carrled out | ; pote gee # to. tals pac! itis FONE: Jape {and the delicious beverage fascinated |’ — What is the use of waiting ? | Hy naathelty jotiatans me reamet tots Mil ieharatee ue ing women of | me, #0 that I hastened to Inform my rs Whether you have the cash or Alpey ir aattors healthy bere are! Gc a rae 1 who had rejected Postum. By |% it is immaterial, Ours is “| (i : a AGPANlS It's tend Wi prpnn paalstie Uy iia Harker | Hae Inrly after she folind that It could be|% a credit house, and in the line ¢ i ver een salihe: Det Toate atoead renewal | tainol ning ‘ ade te as nico as It does. 2 . , fe| PN) 4 z ‘of!iming that he dit no: know tac| /% holmn y your oath; to UT evel s de yae yt oce Zof clothing for men, women ; \ physteal AN the there day umony =] hut oan evidence and di@erenco between right and w when ho shot thly man yu have a of clergymen | using Postum, a decided change in v, and children—hats, shoes and ‘| there, exclaimed Lawyer Van} my nervous system, 1 could sleep % millinery—-we can supply you, * spent tn dancin with good ‘com- / i so that the Jury could hear, soundly and my brain was more ac-|y e aa E A, | e =) f “) pany and, good and accept payment at the rate IP Tae Fight in low to aqult his, mane Kivndumalntottnie mers ye f, on the other nand, Mra, Barker's | OU Cours ds the eontrottin Mis + 1 Bit" atory was true, and if she was the vic. | SEOs Of th ew of law and the Court t one word more about It," eatd| tive, My complexions Decamed clear musle relleves tha He . tin ‘Of Koller, Barker tw Justitied in what Mr 4 sd gal HIRT) erry eee a sad arottedy before== in fact nit er] of one dollar down and one % mind of business ie b eal “Pwant to gut this simple proposition : 3% , (6 | eri : no * pie by valverdict! of: 3 and Hien Lip continued the prosec “if}the abnormal symptoms disappeared |% dollar per week. @| Worry and responsibility. to ¥ While Me. | “lL said this in ~ World Want ad- what this case ts. | the aw says [ have and have cer- [and I am now feeling perfeptly well. the -verilict of evory jury that ¢ weed upon this question, Agence ‘ you that In the trial off tain rights, what can we say when we) ‘Mrs, David MeDonald, a friend, 3 aie | reruinemient A onee tac mild eAgpu la jy What Broke Their Mrieutship. Her ay ava aoe ahs s s unused io his vositton, [ask that a man should at least be rea- | was troubled much ag I, and she has % Ey el bear k AH iand she ca SN pai wRanthel ter I ‘ Baya Une ltacr nan Be am ducted w sonably ure he Js right before he goes | recovered from her heart and stom- '4| 1 as IS ’s| Over ald dn an advertising, Way “Ono i ¥ 2 pay a sk! on his part and the ad atte o take the Ife 2 evel 5 Once her "kerchlef went tu her eyes ou wilt find that never In the histery SH NT EET Reel Cae SA) ake the Ife of an ach troubles by:leevjan of, coffee and e 9% trial convinced me that ‘The World ard whe sobbed bitterly. Her husband turned and spoke to her softly and she soon recovered her composure, Mra. Barker's ugitation wak reen by every oue-of tho Jurors, because the a can Jaw hag i man been found guilty of murder for killing the wronger of hin wife, “Remember that the State of N: “y r bd You will, if you convict this de-} Jersey is to a certain extent on trial * ime fondant, be the first and only jury on here to-day, Remember that the switts |] (“Did he set have tline enough in {went to the people I wanted to reach, 535 Fulton St, 468 Filth Ae, = @! and 1 have kept it up ever since. [ BROOKLYN. | never have a mintte of waste\time,” CELEK lw the case one way or an-| “Barker bought b ma tem days) “I know. of sevoral others who before he shot Mr. Keller, Why nays bad ‘much the semie cxpertence: js only necessary at 6 Postu lo Atari oY be well bolied and it wins ite.own ‘ way.” : 1) RESELLER LK SAKSEHLSS fi be! convinced that ; bin /Apyril, 190,

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