The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-03

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-. p1. THOMAS xuArcHER aIAvxA.
which the defence built it, Notifications. al
though Il also held that the sender might have
poisonedit
The sending Of sueh package to place
several thousand miles away. where its effects
could not b controlled and where the chances
were even for and against It's affecting the
Intended person. implies . mind OF appalling
meanness aud maiignity. The details Of the
casa which did not come out until the trial.
Gax. brutal and easily discovered murdsrs
which are ohsonieled every day.
ycssphins 4. Barnaby. who died In Denver
ON Sunday. April 10. from arsenical poisoning.
was In her sixtieth year. She was married
over 80 years ago to J. B. Barnaby. then rich
nhnufacturer In Providence. By him she had
two daughters. The elder. Mabel. Is married
70 ]. r. Conrad. rich mine owner and poll
tiaiAn Of Helena. Mon The younger. Maud. II
N unmarried girl Of u years.
Soon sftsr the birth Of her second daughter.
Nts Barnsby had stroke Of paralysis which
left her with . halt in her speech and with q
limp In har right leg and almost entire paraly-
ss OF her right hand and arm. Her general
AeeukA Aea uosox U00n soAS eooo eAoSes eA1os
although Mr.. Barnaby travelled with her
everywhere. the paralysis n ever left her.
Il 10 said that the latter years Of Mrs. Barna-
hrs married life were not happy. It Is also
asid that abe and her daughters did not get
along we'll together. These assertions. made
+. IN strong language and with discraceful par
ticulaSs By Dr. Graves. are denied vigorously
by Mira Barnaby's family. However this may
ba. when Mr. Barnaby died. leaving an estate
ot3l-70QOOO. under the Will Mira Barnaby was
. have but $2ooo year for ner NE ana tne
seak q the property went to tho daughters
= 0E bArnAby died In September: 1881
Several years before his death the important
parsons In this drama mad begun 70 enter
MrA BarnabYs LIE In 1877. when MI. and
Mrs Barnaby were travelling IN scouand' they
met Mr. and MrA E. & Worrel OF Chester. IA.
Ar. and ArA Worrell were people OF about the
ago Of tho Bsrnabys. and had considerable
az 70 this
ssiaad.hip continued. During the ten years
sasa ss1 visited the Wor'sil: and showed man,
,oaa 8ho b,s
mama md agasss es E $; WorrelI: Jf u: :.
y. s:.an' And soon ats.M.r4 the wo1,s.
les tnear money. ussous.U ME os.nAo'
probably because the Worrells did not caro- to
eafsrfan W nnNeo sty,e oas wao n.a An Nv
than In the DAYS OF their praspesitS' MIS-.
Of her tine IN the ossnthul 6srnsDy nome
stead in frovidenoe.
~ss IN matters ' Of me- memory s. and the Will
rather than in tho power Of connected and
nSi.s 70 the point Of folly. She We. ssa.itiv.
aboat her isnsnsss Of arm and leg and also
d ahouh TIE hesitstion IN her speeeh. She
/ -. ....- 80 - $500.
s0uSns eures everywhefe anu ksve hesso'i
I over 10 al manner Of Quackery. 1t may have
han that Mr.. Rarnaby saw this growing weak.
- 800 "a tsou~ht ~ wnnid Co.,
nsss OF mino: sno tnouXn1 shs wouiu lars
ossesr Z :. isis Der small ineo%. TO BE- SUP SUP
nsSss fhatch.r C,rava. vas born IN IAN,
: "a 1E7i- IA ~ fsiriy SooG oducStion a Tie
tfsAsRy q tsss TSSnp.o1, Conn Sa1tn A !. e
Hsiiiou. Who Vac afterVard to take part In the
ScSS xit.i Svsnts al the traSie life IN store foi
M XffsS Crs6ustinr AZ the acadomY (Srayes
+ drjfesd about New Ensl4nd for several years
csHdicai scboof ~ ward College. He STAYED