The sun., 1892-01-15
SHIPPED TO THE ANTIPODES.
,.,rR COMES STRAIGHT BACK TO
pERsECUTE MRS LEVIN

n.>~ He Broke Into Funerai Service 70
w.ss Low TO Her ana GrapPied There
..,h Her Brother.in.law-Dogged Her ON
a.. street and Wrote Her Letters-Once
=. R,oominsdaie and Now on Wards Island
c.,,.,,an Faber, tho man with a pocke ketiul OF
.v ,vho arrived at the Hotel Boswyck In
W,,l,. ~ sbureh on Jan. 8 from Australia. as he
VIA and who " disappeared" on Jan. 9. is in
~. IN sane asylum on Wards Island. He was
w., thare on Jan. IL after being pronounced
5000 nv Drs, Fitch and Field at Bellevue
Connected with Faber and his trip to Aus
...W. Ia story which dates back into tho
ssrly days OF last summer.
Wrs Emma Levin. widow Of Martin H.
,ay;n has an apartment In the Madrid
- isO West Fifty-nnth street. She lives
.h.ro with her mother and her two
.hidren. Her brother-in-law. Albert Win
tsr a. Martin Kalbheisch's Sons Company.
N Fulton street. lives at 324 West Fifty
ssysntb street. In the first weeks of June Mrs.
Jeyin began to receive letters from an un-
Known and ignorant man who professed to be
infatuated with her. One day she was
..costed on the street by man who
spoke in broken English. and protested
Mia love for her. and said that no was the
Chrlstian Fabcr He was evidently German.
Mrs. Levin hurried home. dogged by the man.
AZ tho Madrid tho porter was compelled to
.lom the door in Fabcr's face to keep him from
entering the house.
After that still more lottors came. When
Mr. Winter, with his little child. removed to
Richaeld Springs in July. Mrs. Levin and her
family went to live with him at his cottage
there Mr. Winters child was taken seriously i'll
and died. The funeral was on July 2. The baby
Inv In It's coffin in the front room OF the cottage
and tho services were about to begin
when the door was burst open and Faber
rushed in. He lad found out in some way the
whereabouts Of Mrs. Levin. and he said that
he had come to marry her. He talked in 4 loud
vote. and waved his arms franticalv.. He said
have her. Then h" SAW the lady in the back
room and made toward her.
rs M W " hs sHPs FaGen H% Par sss
throat. threw him to the floor, and scratched
sPd tho ' family HH wvre nS able oYerPowss sSsss
the maniac and force him out Of the death
haSsj int tat the s ss sea Il XIII h M f nss hs huss S
sight. Mr. Winter complained to the local
Justice Of tho Peace and Faber was arrested
tec5me @ camsd. and on his promise to !eaye tho
town immediately he e was vh vhhischMargsSSd &c Faber
returned to New YORK When Mr.. Winter re-
tai take 81 steps to protect himself and his sstor-in.
5 1M riSHf ana he sa
and and Dr. Frank Ingram. These two physicians
commitmsnt comm fst was signed by Judge Nc.
Adam. some time IN M the second week in
thst fsber ts had % ABOUT s95o6 in the Williams
burgh Savings Bank. Mr.. Winter sent q num-
sisisns, who looked into tie case were ,DIs
9 Dent, Matthew p. Field. % Lyon. and Williams.
homicidal and suicidal mania.
h hs da not te GO
Mrs Ieyin. He replied that il he could not
Australia as America. He was then asked II
xoH9 ssa .t really enih be willing to go to Australia
=. ARRANGEMENTS were made accordingly to put
the diameter Of the earth between him and
Mrs. Levin He was discharged from the asy-
tectives took him to san Francisco and put him
on board ship for Melbourne. His expenses
were all paid. and besides that he took his
from the bank.
Mr. Winter suspected that Faber might re-
had orders e. watch for his name on ships re-
turning from Australia.
FIyer must have taken the, first ship he
Ing, that he was on. Ills way to New
York. Soon a,,erward game letters and
Tvei on Jan. : aud went to the Hotel Boswyck:
he brought with him from Australia two sn all
baskets. one tor his dear lady" as he sad.
q him, at Bloomingdale. Hs. also brought
three, photographs ofhimself. which he sent to
Nsa.s dsGtec,iye :, We, was employed to watch the
eeall there until Jan. 5. He secured admittance
TEhea E and came up to Mrs Levin's apartment
FsSy M fG Winter snS vas there e or
him leave Tic. no followed hi m and had him
1y G 2GYs%fR YopfHs hs Poce s Court
On Jan y. and committed by Justice Ryan for
Mn1'%n osS y. Nit r. to hi his sanity At BELLEVUE
Jan II. He was quiet at Bellevue. but talked
n,sps,s o Mrs vd syips sye for him In
sloo0 in Tho WiIliamsbTrs6S Bank. 'GHi He had ID
E55sssnmnbly srent the rest OF his original
s. IN Of thu fem gsd ,bot To the
After his commitment to Wards Island,
ssv to d s Fbs.s sent eSSs 0Ssr tS to h dward
Maf[s' the manager. knew little Of the man.
tsr adarn ha,r!s found among Faber,s effects let
F9n Ha st G5e Mo4sn
out before it could have reached ST. Claire that
saiS Ge Ga SSsi'ed and paid Fabers bill St Claire
y Claire yesterday. He is unknown at the
snHI;aSn hN,II%;Sn House. Superintendent, Blake has
coIn pp,ea 70 the Corporation Counsel to- have a
money and affairs. st. Claire, IL Is eupposed