Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-02

whole thing, conspiracy. q you may call % 20.
INTO very few words I learned that Mi.s
hAndiey mailed letter daily 10 Dr. GravesL"
MRS woRRELL rkIIs arm srosr.
Mrs. Worren Of Chester. Pa, who was With
MIS- barnAby at the time Of her death and
had been an intimate acquaintance for some
years, has related some acts on the part Of Dr.
graves that do not reflect the highest credit
upon him. In Mrs. Barnabv's first vii Or
@rsses had been left $4,000 Subsequently
w Nc los, confidence IN him. according 70 Mrs.
Norrel aud wrote. 10 him. asking for the VII
NuiSn ne had deposited in. bank DR. Graves
fephed that he could not possibly send a then.
o1, wonld later. He never did 40.
mrs mofreh continued: Mrs. Barnaby said
20 me; Il am satisfied DIR. Graves does not mean
| 20 give the win up. He has a mich,y ohiar, h,
keeping II, as he read IL when il was drawn and
knows that IL contains q legacy of $50 Oo0 for
MN. In order 20 protect myself and % rebuke
ms acnon wili draw up another will that will
invaiidate the first but we must Keen the fact
q secret from him."
MRS BaRNaBf SUSPECTED rBr pocroR
After describing their trip TO the west and
arrival in Denver. Mrs. WorreIl gave a detailed
account Of the poisoning as was told in An in
terview with her in Tx srAR on Tuesday.
After describing their sufferings she said: ''on
the "Wednesday after we had taken the poison,
despite the nurses orders. she got out Of bed.
caine into my room and exclaimed 4 am very
SICK. bnt will fight this thing of and hunt
down the perpetrator of this wicked plot. You
may depend that the Bennetts did not send H.
and il il really contains poison I have an idea
how 20 proceed
81 believe that she had something on her
mind that she would speak Of In the near future
anu did not press the matter at that time. On
saturday she was much worse and while suffer-
ing intensely my daughter heard her say:
Oh, Lord, could DIR. Graves have done
thisr went 10 her bedside and asked II she
wanted Dr. Graves notified. Nor she cried
Win start, don { telegraph him under any
circumstance But did and also 20 Mira Con-
rad, et Montana, who came at once with MT.
oiark, cousin. who proceeded promptly and
ordered an investigation. AZ q cost OF $500 he
nad chemist make an analysis of the poison
IN the internal organs. l viii pass over the
GAYS OF mysterious waiting for DIR. Grsves
who made his appearance fifty hours later than
was necessary.
THE DOCTORS AGITATION
'He arrived at my sons house early Friday
forenoon and when told the cause Of death.
appeared 20 be very much affected. bu. did
not act that way. He was the sole legal repre-
sentative OF Mrs. Barnaby. but be said nothing
about paying the bills and general expenses
until talked with. When told OF the particu-
lars OF the death he grew very agitated. said ne
could not stay indoors longer and departed rs
II 10 mourn alone He was followed and seen
TO enter saloon, where he spent long time.
when be first came in and took a seat. be-
lore the detailed facts OF the poisoning had
been narrated. Mrs. Conrad's name was incl
dentally mentioned. The man bounded out Of
his chair and appeared badly scared as he said.
is Mrs. Conrad hereT We know positively
that he did not go near the body. He made
very lame explanations 20 his course in not
sending Mrs. Barnaby money and said in ex-
PLANTATION OF his delay in putting in an appear