New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-14
BARBARA AUB'S LATEST.
SHE SAYS SHE WAS DRUGGED BY MISS
KELLARD.
MADE HER CONFESSION WHILE IN THAT CONDI-
TIoN. SHE DECLAREs-P NOT GUILTY
BEFORE JUDGE CowING-BAIL FUR
NISHED AND SHE WILL BE

RELEASED TO-DAY
Barbara Aub yesterday declared that she had
been drugged Thanksgiving evening, and that
she had made her confession Recorder Goff
while in that condition.
When | went the Door of Hope at the So
licitation OF Mrs. whttemore" she declared Il
was asked about my relations with Langerman.
then told to the people the only true storythat Of
assault.
II was frequently questioned concerning the story,
before the trial began. While IT was going
on and after IT ended. One evening, think 1t was
Thanksgiving. Miss Kellard came to me with a
glass OF milk and asked II wasn't thirsty. 1t
was warm in the room. and l drank the milk.
Shortly afterward became drowsy, and as think
OF it now | must have slept. for | remember as in
dream being told by Miss Keard to dress and
accompany her Whether went out S or If dd'
milk drugged, for the next morning ! was told
Rad aae Of wSa ha and TO- eaa
After this confession. of which have no
To m She ' tod me that ' would Want
money or anything else in the world, II wouiu
the daughter of Judge Keiiard and that she had
many houses. that she could well afford to give
Miss Aub was then asked what consideration: II
any. to her knowledge. had been received ny MISS
replied, Il do not know. but do very we'll know
that she was an intimate friend of Lanserman
MISS SMEDLEY'S STORY.
Miss Smedev said yesterday that when she saw
Barbara Aub after Thanksgiving she appeared 10 be
under the influence of drug. Miss Smedley
would admit that Barbara had told her she had
been drugged. but she said the girl acted and APP
peared Ike person who was nnagr the hnehcI 81
SmeleN said when she called at the Door OF Hope
Mission she told by Mrs. Whittemore that
Barbara i'll with nervous prostration and could
not be seen for three or four days She also said
that Barbara under the care of woman phy-
stefan named Corey.
| Maria Leslie who occupies the room with Barbara
ArIh in tba Tprnh sail IA dI
the story about being drugged anu had also SAID mat
she had given Miss keard check for - TO cash,
! but had never received the money.
Barbara arraigned before Judge Cowlng yes
terGay and pie AIDED guilty TO the charge OF per-
jury She appeared nervous and excited in court
! Frederick Il. House. who was assigned TO defend
case, and had never been able to get the exact
truth from his client He said she had told him
| that her testimony against Langerman was true
but that she refused to make written statement.
| and that commission be appointed to examine
! her mental condition. Judge Cowing refused 10
| Mitchell the girls aunt, made deposit of money
as security and Barbara will be released this
! morning.
the Rev. J. c. Lewis. OF the Church of the Recon-
| Citation.
| JUDGMENT AGAINST MISS KELLARD.
Miss Kellard was summoned to appear in sup
| Elementary proceedings before Judge Van Wyck
in the City Court, Chambers yesterday morning but
| she did not appear. The case against her
civil action brought by II. Stallknecht attorney
| OF No. Beekman-st.. for 800, the amount Of a
mner's bill. He represented Miss VI. +. McCor-
mick. a milner in tffth-ave, near Thirty-fourth-
! Van Wyck called the twice, and then allowed
! judgment by default.