The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1901, Page 5

... KELLER AFTER VINDICATION; BARKER IS A CONVICT NOW. yrucares rEg Se THE ORLD: MONDAY ere qemapen LL GLY EVENING, JULY 8, 1901. OO TE = He Believes His Wife's Story and Still Says He Will Be Vindi- cated. “What | Did to Keller Any Man Would Have Done Under the Cir- cumstances,” He Says. Thomas G. Barker to-day began his five-year sentence at Trenton prison for murderous assault on Rev. John Keller. As soon as Barker arrived“&t the prison he was shaved and put In con- vict garb. He will probably be given work asaclerk. | A public non-legal incuiry, it is said, will now be instituted as to the charges of assault made by Mrs. Bar- ker against Keller if the former will consent. The proposed proceedings will be public. Barker's Farewell. A few words of comfort from stran- gers, a handclasp or two from Jail om- cialx, and Thomas Barker started for Trenton this morning to nerve his fve- year sentence for his assault on Rev. John Keller. None of his friends from Arlington @ald good-by to him; his wife bade him farewell yesterday. Despite this depressing array of clr- cumstances, Barker was cheerful, appeared to be glad to make the start. He told an Evening World reporter | that he stood by hix repeated declara- tiona thht he had done only what any man would be compelled to do under the | circurrstances. He has high hopes that he will get a new triai and absolute confidence that the good name of ils wife will soon be vindicated, Mra. Barker, accompanied by her faithful friend, Miss Germon, visited! the Hudson County Jall yesterday. The parting was not observed by any one. That is wan affecting there can be no doubt. Mra, Darker Overcome. Mrs. Barker was almost overcome when she emerged from the fall. She wan repeatedly assured by her huaband that his confidence In her was unshak- en and that he went to take up his punishment without a complaint. £ was able to tell him that her welfate had been provided for during his stay in prison. Barker slept soundly last night. He was awakened at 6.30 this morning and, after a short walk in the corridor of the Jali, took his breakfast of porridge, ham end eas, rolls and coffee. He chatted with the attendants and joked about the weather. Deputy Sheriff Hague arrived at the Jat) at 8 o'clock, He went to the office of Warden Sullivan, where Barker was walting. “I want to thank you for your kind- ness to me," sald Barker to the War- den, “I'll never forget it. One compen- sation for the suffering I have endured fs the kindness of the men who have had me in custody.”” “I'm glad to see that you take it all #0 calmly," raid the Warden. Arrival at the Barker arrived at Ti and entered the b>. brown-etone atru ture which will “now his K.oomy home for the next five years. Barker's reception at the State penal institution w » different fro} rinow, on at IL o'clock ort re he age. oce n and recorded, ‘rom the hroom, haved am His men: he He} BARKER BIDDING HUSBAND FAREWELL ON HDDOQDODOOQODODHODOOQOGDOODOSSDOHGEDOOGDOOOGOG" CAVE UP Hid LITTLE ONES. Widower Voluntarily Surrenders His Children. ‘There wan an affecting scene In the court of Justice Aspinall, Brooklyn, this morning, when William Ernest Acker- man voluntarily transferred his four charming little daughters to the care and custody of hts parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Schmidt, of No. st Bushwick enue. Ackerman in a rising draughtsman. Mr. Schmidt ts a weajthy retired mer- chant. Ackerman married Lena, the daughter of Mr. Schmidt, seven yearn go, when ahe wan only sixteen yearn old, They lived very happlly in East New York, Early in June while engaged in household duttes, Mrs, Ackerman cut her Lockjaw developed and ane died June 2. The young wie wer was almort and hin wife sug- best for hin to nd they were legally consum- tes ne te the work that will to him. While in charge intended to make no puion of “Barker in the matter of work, it ts quite probable that he will be given a clerkship of a vacanc an be found, It {a the custom In the Ison to aasign convicts the positiona to which they are best adapted. Later fn the day Barker was given his ceil. thon To Sift the Clinrues. Plang for the inv: Barker's charges against [t ler, of Arlington, practically com- pleted to-day. The plan now Is to have those charge 5 not by legal sult, but before a Jury co posed of citizens, whore selection fs to ¢ concurred in by Mra. Barker and Rev. Mr. Keller. Friends of Rev, Mr. Keller have origin- ated the Idea, and all that remainn to make !t binding s Mrs, Barker's formal consent. Before this jury of slx or ten citizens Mra, Barker's story Is to be told and Rev. Keller is to have a chance to de- fend himself, ‘ Mrs. Barker and Rev. meet face to face. to be public, KELLER RETURNS TO ARLINGTON. Keller are to The proceedings are (Speclal to The Evening World.) ARLINGTON, N. J., July &—Rev. John Keller, of Arlington, returned from Ber- nantaville, N, J., to-day after a visit of meveral days. He wan accompanied by a close friend, wha accompanied / him from a car @t the corner of Midland ave. nue and Beach street, 5 led by his companion the rector walked with feeble steps to the Sands residence, No, 160 Beach street. Mr, Keller passed directly over the spot where he was shot by Barker last February. va Barker's friends in Arlington are still hard at work in his behalf and have raised a substantial fund to defray’ the expenses of the appeal and to provide for Mra, Bark tt 0 eohgesaerts er during her husband's NEW POLICE CAPTAINS. Five Are Soon to Be Appol Also More Sergeants, Commissioner ‘Murphy made applic: tion to the Civil-Service Commission this worning for a list of sergeants who were eligtble to the captaincy. There are five pew captaina to be appolited. A list of roundsmen eligible to sergeants was also called for. : she ae ne Helen, aged fou aged ged two. ‘The tele attached to. thetr pledged them- comfort that nix; Mare and Kula, ones ‘are devotedly grandparents, who hay neives to give them © wealth can buy. TRIED TO WRECK ERIE EXPRESS, Policeman Saved Train and Had Boys Sent to dail. Raymond Cansonava and Thomas and Robert Rows, all boys, were arraigned before Recorder Senior in Paterson, N. J., to-day and sent to jail for ten days for trying to wreck an express train on the Erle Rallroad, ‘The trio had placed big stone on the track Just before the train was due. A policeman who was patrolling in the vicinity happened to see the obstruction and removed the rocks, The boys, who were loltering in the neighborhood, were arrested before they could escape. They pleaded that they only put the atones on the tracks for fun, << MAY GO TO PIECES. Dom mn Wi Total Low. Steamer O1 GREENW{CH, Conn., July &—Divers are at work’to-day about the hull of the Joy Mne steamer QJd Dominion which struck Saturday morning on Blue Fish Reef, off Parsonage Point at Rye. An effort will be made at high tide this af ternoon to ralse the steamer with the ald of pontoons. The divers found the hull quite badly damaged—much more, in fact, than wi at first thought—and the work of re- moving the stranded craf' Gimeult it has Seen found. tharront plates wader the bow are pierced in Several places, the tide rising and fall ing witnin the Bull, ee t Likely IACKMAN LEAVES THE CABINET. Minister of Finance Quits Because of a Railroad Deal. ST, JOHN'S, N. F.. July &—It te re- ported that the Minister of Finance, E. Relieved of His Purs: A farce-comedy in one act. THE CAST: Haron Kapp-herr, Military At tache of the German Em yin Washington, ! te Monde. i A Muscular Hrunette, ! The Unknown Man. A hansom cab, horse and dr ’ ‘Time—Midnight of Sanday. Place the Holland | oman f —Front entrance of Mouse. The Raron ts Mecovered standing on the corer twirling his mustache and wondering at the ingenuity of Amertcan bartenders, Enter the petite blonde and the muscular brun ‘The Baron—A-h-h-hi It tae ven peach Der blont—she ts auch a petite, Tf not! Tam a chendleman und an oMcer 1 should spoken by her yet. Himmel! She la me der googloty eyes giving, Iss tt that | should following? Yes? > He follows, The petite blonde turns, and heritates, and approacher. ‘The Petite Blonde—Pardon me, but can direct \ us the Fourth avenue | you to re? ‘The Haron (askle)—It ta a strangeness dot she Iss nod der streed car lines knowing. But she ‘ea sneha peach (Aloud) Fraulein, 1 have der pleasure is Md nod, to showing you der rtreed [oars Id in a Indeness for laden to be Jon der street owld. Allowing me. | | Gailantly extends both arma, One ts ized by the petite blonde, the other by the muscular brunette. The Petite Blonde—Oh, thank ‘you, | kind alr. i ‘The Muscular Brunette—Oh, thank | you, kind air, Scene I. Madison avenuc and Twenty-etghth| street The Baron is discovered tickling the petite blonde under the chin, The mus- cular brunette standa a short distance away with a plece of lead pipe in her} hand. The Petite Blonde—And you are feally | MOOG and truly a baron. Do you know I've SUNDAY IRL TOO SMART G FOR ‘GYPSY KING.” She Trapped the Seer When He Tried to Get Her Money to Avert a Curse. D4 -9.0-6-09-1998-6-5-6-0:0.0>8 Jackman, acting on the advice of Biahop Howley, of St. John’s, has reigned from the Bond Ministry owing to a disagree- ment with his colleagues over the Reid rallroad question. Jackman declines to make any statement confirming or denying the report, Mr. Bond, the Newfoundland Premier, has for #ix weeks past been negotiating with Mr. Reid, the railroad contractor, for an adjustment of the dificuity re- speeting the ownerahip of the Ne foundland Railroads i: One section of the Newfoundiand Cabinet wishes to provide specitically for the colony's ownership of t roads, The other section in satiated with the colony having the power to propriute the routs under the ——— -——- Delay for Port Chester Road. The State eninivsion hear- ng on th f the New York nd Hort Cheater Hatiroad Company, to construct and op a fro One Hundred: and ry on Lond: t th future MAD FATHER’S Kills Two Children and Fatally Wounds the Third. (Special to The Evening World.) HALIFAX, N, 8.. July &—News was received in this city to-day of a tragedy enacted near Shelburne, 100 miles from here. Sydney Locke while insane shot his three children—Ruby, fourteen; How- ard, eleven, and Ernie, eight. Ruby and Ernie died instantly. How- ard is still alive, but fatally wounded, All three were shot with a revolver through the head while they were lying asleep in one bedroom, ———- - GORED BY A BULL. Meat-Craced Ahima (Spectal to The Evening World.) WESTFORD, Conn., July 8.—A Jersey bull, suyponed to be crazed by heat, at- tacked three little girls out berrying. and as he tossed one in the air John Sampson came to her rescue. The mad animal at once turned on him, knocked him down and gored him terribly, GAMBLING IN QUEENS. There wi & conference at Police Headquarters to-day held by Comm sloener Murfhy, Deputies Devery and Xork and Inspector Clayton, of Queens, The conference wan nald to be about Reports ale fambling in \¢ were Feticent on the subject. date TRACI DEED £8858O-NO-40-46. Mina Meyer would not consent to ace him, Margaret Meyer, a contheaded servant who refused to give up $5 to a pair and datly visite for of swindlers, a” man and a woman, to to change her mind. two weeks BARON A VICTIM iOF TWO FAIR SIRENS Military Attache to the German Embassy Is e in the Tenderloin. wanted all my life to meet a real live baron (Aside) [hope you ain't a dead one The Muscular Brunette (aside) leather in pin inside vest pocket, Mat Snateh it its easy The Petite Bone necktie Is ail crooke aw the me fix ttf you, please Hold your head up now, tha a Koad bay The Baron holds his bead up. On his face there is a seraphic amile. Int hand of the petite blonde Mashes a tar fat purne, loudly enter unknown om walking slow! © takes 4 muscular br the lead pipe Blonde—As 1 lve munt kind TI ave much Keachiett yet? Puts his hand Draws it out Kit and ne petite blond at The Baron—« i tt be dot she has tooken dot money. on hundred urd ffdy dollars’ | am bankrubted! She couldn't tool he iss such a peach, Maybe [ lefa td home. Yes? No? Seene tL. and Tw musenlar Skin Diseases. 1.0 Rizo, AcNE and a great many other, in diseases, when they could {sts undoubtedly originate in the blood, utism, Contagious Blood Poison, ete. ¢ nf nature of the poison. 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INLESS DE trom Grand Central quit follerin ux, you Duteh ati, | EETH $f Per Sy smash your face. w York. | (Entec Weeks OO) AM | Thee Darn ! Call and get our estimates be or 2PM have ottaness going clewhere. Lowest prices and ry Policeman Lowre WAN, ; mi Mr R va tenes LAU ie tuaranteed work in Greater New ae petite blond cular brunette Gur instalment or casy-pay’ Pe board the ree, eal and | fi ment system—s100 down and $1.00 Pee o itaron—dHimmel! Thave been rob- | Mm Neckly, iu £ot Vand ERAS Rie Vat vill my Aimbasnator s NQOMY urge Gold Fill- Aik Meeman Lowre—Dil them) women RS Uy, in 00 up. AM touch you? XN “fe ier Filline . e Ido nod and. Dey {fa S 2, Silver Fillings, y apecial. Bat pocketbook. Vist vill my) Am- ? $1.00, Speak Cy. way? td Growns, Limited. Polleeman Lowre—It as touched pM! cold eiOue ° lemited why didn't. you say so? Come to. the § pA... Weatern Express. station-house. BS Bri Work, TAL Aitrondack & Montr Scene IV. .B S$ s5.00 up. VM Montreal Express The Baron's apartments at No. 31f Z% S ) uaran Fifth avenue. Time—Monday: morning |. a tee wlth all work sprene) The Haron te disc " ok In at the EXTRACTIONS PYINLES Letebe! morning papers and tearing his. hatr. = 5 ST TE (Dat The fharane wat vil my cAmbansator [ff FULL SETS OF BEST TEETH, vay at vill my Ambasaator # Spot tights. Curtain. WIFE SLAYER NEAR TO DEATH, Luthey. Who After- wards Shot Himself, Cannot Recover. w nis hoa bullet wound Just above heart Edward Luthey, the gambler, yenterday murdered hix wife at th home, No. @ One Hundreds Bixty-ninth street, has no cha living. Coroner Lynch, of the who saw him this morning, ould su ement to in which he declared that ot him Mrona, sail h ely dle vro- thought thar the man Luthey made a sta ner t hie wife h had er for fe held tt In’ he me. Before grabbed her. Then Kun went the head th and the bullet struc Luthey’s ste and his wife was shot twice himaelf cace | Against: It, ire the state ments of witnesne w him shoot hia wife on the fire excape when she fled thee from him. According to the pollee the man first shot his wife in left temple. Pow- der marks on the forehead show that Olver Was held close to her he ‘The bullet went in a slanting dir and Mrs, Luthey was tre ye, wher time hohe went into hiniset?, posed anal omimisst: Taose who who was kiown to her net, ax a mild and pleamant ltt Three weeks ago he tt children out at 11 och they were forced to Ko t 4 neighbor. ck at night the home had purchased a revolver severa ago and had placed jt under a a rocking chair. She then to raing Kirl'n ete King’ ent than hin price avert a curse they sald had deen Jaid| Finally the woman brought th on her, was in the Flatbuen Court to-| around, and he was more insis day an comp‘ainant againat one of them. | the woman, even bringing the man, who sald he was ward! down from $10) to $2. O'Rourke, “of Brooklyn.” At thin juncture Mise M appealed The girl had been bothered for three] to her employer and wa nt to the weeks and finally lald a trap for Rus-{ police, Capt. Knipe, of the Grant street sell, hie arrest following. tation, told her to make a bargatn with Late in June the woman appeat the ing’ and pay im money, while the home of George Vandervecr. the Captain and one of hia men watched Linden road, Flatbush, w | Phe girl played ner part well and gave girl was employed. She wax seiiing| fe “hing i on account, and he gave her «a half-pint of walskey to t Inces, and while showing some to the| nightly dosen aa a chat againee he nervant looked at the palma of her| curse. "| As O'Rourke accepted the money Capt. hands and predicted a coming calamity | ihipe stepped from hls Aidt yey Capt, for Mibg Meyer, arrested him, ding place and Bomebody, she raid, had Inid a curae| In court to-day, he sald he had been ‘on the servant In childhood, and it wan and had acted on a spree for week: about to.culmtnate, only as a meeaenger for the woman, who he sald was Mra. Flaherty, Coney Only the “King of the Gypsies,” whe] Island palméat. He did not know what declared, could avert the trouble, and an the "King wan a friend of hers he he had been d he paid, would fix matters for $100. O'Rourke wan held in $300 ball for ex: CUT HIS THROAT. amination ‘Thursday on a charge of om Slashed Himectf with wa petty larceny, ——— ,.——___——. Kalfe in Mia Room, DROWNED FROM LAUNCH. Matthew Houston attempted suicide jen Brinkerhof Meets to-day by cutting his throat with « in Jamaica Hay, Charica Brinkerhoff, sixteen years old, knife in his room, at No, 30 Broome atree| of No, 253 Stanhope: atreot, Brooklyn, from_n naphtha launch In Jamatea ‘Uay He was Hospital off, Goose Creek | yesterday aftemooi i and wan drowned, er passengers taken to the SOT ived In a valn attempt to recover the 4 heater, Aschie Birkett, lonia, Mich. [bad to quit work on ac- cous of piles. I suffered ter riby all the time, Two ap- plications from a 50’cent box ch Pyramid Pile Cure cured me campletely. All drug- gists mil it. Book ob Piles, causes and curea mailed free, nd defective eyesight Method. No kuife, ao danger. DI. WILS a NY a Mours, 10 to 4. “Consultation tree, EYE $5,$7,S9. DR. RANKIN, DENTIST. OPPOSITE EMRICH BROS. 366 Sixth Ave. 21 awe Downtown Branch: Cor, Canat’A Varick Ste Sew York Cy gy WATERBURY DENTAL PARLORS, 54 West 23d St., New York. (Opposite Eden Musee.) 414 & 416 Fulton St., Brooklyn. | ret t Fiuuso | WirhoUT Py AUSEW OTANI | Reny APPLIED TO TH Bi ‘ept Sunday, 24S PM: Banking and Financial. Svagel. Cooper & Cars Private RBankery — Oth Ave., 18th and 19th.Sts, Interest at the rate of 4 per cent. pep annum credited to depositors on July 2, 1961, for the three, four, five and ale montis ending Jun: 30, 1901, om all deposits from $5.00 and not over $3,008, Deposits made before the 10th day of any month draw interest for full ment, All deposits payable on demand wti> i eut notice. | Mours 9 A. BM. to 5.30 P.M FRE > home at | ———- A ecth extracted Tn the morning and You can th LY For Sale 1 FOR C Re ED EVERYBODY. Anything you wang, 6. Cloaks, iry, Furniture, Dry Geode, Toabteatiat, hand Consattation Fre RASTEED FOR 10 YEARS, |! Bowery: cor. Canal (over ban PWIAY city hace TEETH That FIT $5.00} CROWNS & That WEAR $5.00 NKS WEST 6th th SIDE Give. Cor. | St. MADE TO ORDERS material; @t guare Hein Wanted—Male. 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