New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
4 CLERGYMAN'S SUDDEN DEPARTCRE.
PIYcICIANs SAID HE HAD HAD DEIIRIUM
TRENENs-A TUTORS PLACE IN THE FAMILY.

PHYeICIANs SAID HE HAD HAD DEMMUM
TRENENs-A TUTORS PLACE N THE FAMILY.
Barrytown. Jan. l. C,pcciaI.-There is 4 sensation
I'm society horeabouts the sudden departure OF he
Rev Franci, f. Shober Yesterday, leaving behind his
Wife, n daughter Of John \. Aspinwall and his fouI
children. Mr. eEOber came from Thomasvlle, y. {.
and was graduated years AGO from IT. stephen
College, Annandale. soon afttrwaid he married Miss
Helen Aspinwal an h.rcsS to millions. Among th'
recent student, at tnuandale was young man named
Carver Of Philadelphia \ year he was graduated
and took course at theological seminary In New
York Finishing his studies there. he employed As
tutor u Mr. and Mrs. SOb'rs children. AID established
hi, home I'm ShUbcr family. lie frequently rode
out with Mrs Shobcr her children and TIE gOssips
OF the town found in that fact IN opportunity l. talk
After Mr. shobers ordination his heal,l became bad,
hi, principal ailmcnt leinG hcmorrl ces. lie was
recommended to use liquor remedy Lattery he
had been ill., ard there had been consultation OF
physicians. one Of those ply ,cians said last night
thai Mr. hobcr had used liquor too freely and had had
AN attack OF dclirium trcmcn,. The town has been
full of rumOrs in relation 10 the whole matter ana In
an intcrvew In relation 10 the trouble Mrs Npnwall,
mother Of Mrs shober last night made the following
statement:
The lumor; concerning my daughter and Mr..
Carver are entirely false. Mr. Shober insisted upon
bi, wife and Mr.. Carver riding ont together. Mr..
-bobcr the doctors said drank freely and had delirum
trcmcus. DR.. Loscc OF Red Hook, and DIR. Parker.
Of Poughkccpsc. were tho physicians. Upon getting
bcttcr Mr. Shobcr denied that he had had the dclrium
trenlcns lie wrote to Bishop Potter. asking To be
doposcd Two DAYS later he wrote again 10 the Bishop
that he did not want To Toe depoNed. Mrs ShoDer
ncg.cd the Bishop to dcpose HIM on the ground of
III heath only. lie IS now dcposed for drinking
I think that Mr. Carver came from Philadelphia last
Thur. dav to get his things 10 20 home. Nr. shober
ordered him TO leave Immediately. lie came on the
2:il train and left here on the p. m train. Mr..
,hobcr went away Yesterday morning for New-lork,
saving that would never see his face again. lie
made threats and Mrs. shober gave him money. |
ALWAYS Thought great deal Of Mr.. Shober until he
acted 50 terribly the last two weeks. Upon my word
Of honor Mr. Carver and Mrs. ShOber are innocent.
Mr., Shohcr never made any charge against her nus
band except that OF intemperance. think my
daughter ard | have character enough TO i've down
any ruluors that might arise. But wish Ii plainly
understood that it is only conspiracy OF Mir. shober
against Mrs. Shobcr and for what do not know
An intimate Barrytown friend of Mr.. Sho6er states
that month or two ago Mr.. Sh)ber had private tax
with Carver during which he called Carver Il scoun-
dre and other names, but told him to stay in the house
hold until he ordered him 10 90. while the trouble
vos n progress, said Mr. shOlers friend. some PER
sons wrote to tha Bishop. telling the later that
ohotcr', congregation against him. Members of
he congregation as they heard Of this called
unon Mr. Shobcr and invited him to their houses to
dine took him ont riding. ana extended othc: c)ur-
tocs TO him. in order thus discredit the allegation
and show their sympathy for him. Mr.. saoi er left
KairytDwn ycstc.day morning. aud forty or MY OF
lN ! was told in barry town Yesterday tIat tireats
h,yt been made that If Carver returns he VIII he
summarly dealt WITH ShOber says he VIII never
" hack unlcss the phy sicians take back the state
ment that he had dciruin tremens