New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
THE BARBARA AUB CASE.
1T is SAID THAT SHE WILL PLEAD
GUILTY.

COURSE OF WOMEN REPORTERS FOR
THE WORLD" IN TRYING TO
INrIAiIp.TE AuB
GIRL IN PRISON
Barbara Aub who indicted for self-confessed
cermry in the Of Walter L. 5. Langermah'
was no. called TO plead 10 the indictment yes'er-
dav Recorder Goff sent word to the Dstrict-At-
,orney that he would not be in court and aithough
the case was set down for hearing before Judge
Allison in Part III of the Court OF General oes-
s,ons there vas a sudden change of plan after the
message from the Recorder had been received
barbara taken from the Tombs to the prison
80 pen as If she were be arragned TO plead
md then she was sent back to the Tombs Co.onel
Fellows appeared 10 be much vexed. but ne oe-
cl,ned to make any explanation II was saio at t"V
criminal Courts Building that Barbara had de-
c.led TO plead guilty TO the Indictment ana ac-
ceat her punishment without complaint
Warden Faon OF the Tombs. yesterday con-
tlnued 20 carry out the instructions when ne ha'
RECEIVED from Recorder Gof not to alio" an!
oersons 10 talk with Barbara Aub without the he-
roraer's permission He explained that two women
reporters who were permitted TO talk with BARBARA
or Wednesday afternoon and evening carreu
verbal messages from TIE Recorder that they were
t. be arowed TO see her. Other persons VINO car
rei similar messages from the Recorder were per
m.tted 10 talk with Barbara yesterday Aorahah
lew LAWYER who had been retained by two
arnts n, Barhara Auh 10 defend her went TO the
Tombs anu exhibited his written retainer on' ne
was not allowed by Warden Fahon 10 see 'ne
Young woman until D:sirict-Attorney Fellows h"u
interfered and instructed the Warden that Jaw
YER could not be denied the right TO tax win MS
client When the lawyer was allowed TO tax WIN
Barbara however she declared that she did not
want the aid OF counsel and did not wish to re-
ceive any assistance from her aunis The lawyer
was therefore obliged TO depart
UNABLE TO GET BAIL
Ianrerman remained at the House of Detention
yesterday unable TO secure bail r. j. Hare ms
counsel obtained from Justice Andrews, OF the
Supreme Court writ OF habeas corpus drecuns
ne police sergeant IN charge OF the House OF De
,entior 10 produce Langerman in court Justice
Andrews also granted writ of certiorarl' arec'-
ing the clerk of the Court OF General Sessions 10
send all the records ana papers III "e '"Se u ~
German him.
Roth vrits were granted upon the petition o.
Colone IIaire. who alleged that Lanserman was
now .ropr:soned and restrained OF his liberty III
the House o, Detention in the city of New-Hork
hv ,he sergeant OF police or any person IN charse
, .ba said nlace and that Langerman was de-
aimed on a commitment purporting TO have been
ssued BY John W. Gof. Recorder oi the Guy vi
New-York sitting as a City Magistrate III '"e
o.,urt of General Sessions OF the Peace when com
M ,,nen, he petitioner believed TO be without que
,rooe uron oath that there was reason 10 De
10 ,hs, III. relator would not appear as a VIII
ress or that he was an accomplice OF 'iiii'e on"
nitted The petition further alleges that l-ahsei
man is held in excessive bail which ne Is not "o'e
10 furnish. ,a l.,
Tre sergeant at the House Of Detention saId III
49,. o,,arroon that Iangerman would be taker be-
fora Justice Andrews to-day
AN EXTRAORDINARY FEATURE.
ors of the most extraordinary features OF this
extraordinary Aub effair was the puohcduo" yes
,erdav in The World of an afucie sieiieu Dy
49, v,o,oan who calls herself "Neilie BY lhls
Dvfs0 RarbdTa
IN the City Prison. and proceeded to threaten "e.
d ,rv to jntimdate her in an effort 10 eN'oI'
tror her a statement different from that naue III
her confession This wcman-the so-cai'eu Nm.
Rlv'-in her own account OF ,his outi"So A
,- o,,n signature in THE World" says that she
,,sad the following words in speaking 10 Daio''"
Aub: . w ,e,;a,.e
some of those who have been good to YOU HTbo snd
that you have confessed per9}uiE to % large sum Of
that YOU have been assured OF OF, aa, m viii never
money and short sentence but you VIZ ~ Get a
get a cent OF the MONEY anu '
very long term. , ho
Many New-Yorkers asking yesterday VINO w
authorized Nellie Bly, 10 threaten nai a,~
,.,b q very long of imprisonm-'t.
,,,ron Saws this woman. Nellie Bly, cA'ieu a. Vi,
ci,v Prison and told him that Recorder uoh 4"D
..,.oa ~ her visiting the prisoner NO" nv
~5.v GoN had refused permission 10 many if'enu'
and relatives of Barbara AUD 10 N'si' nv Nv, " ,,
CIV Prison and If this woman Meme pS' n,
49, ,ru,b Recorder Goff added one more 10 MS
"'e 'u'''. di,orv actions in this affair. why
any
,,s - a,low this Bly, woman access 10 'he
,rh woman when he refused perniSso" =" ,
,e,atives and friends of the AUD wo"'"" "
her? ~ :. ,or renor, Of the
'"' -! .;,n rho Aub woman, that the AUD
49, sa;d IN narting: I'm sorry can't ten you
srna.binp" and the BLY, womaa declares aa. ~
IN answer 80 am J. But you VIII, w u. AZ;
di,n., some day" Here was ano'he' ''e"' "
~ected against the helpless prisoner ..,o,
is
- -. ,rorst ;s vet TO The BY "ohia" ue
clares over her own signature IN Inc WIN .s
she inspected the Aub woman cen WIZ M ,s,
- ,,as at her dinner and that she sa" 'e'
~ living on the table. She says '''9 'e'
,ri,tsn with leadpencil and began MY own o"" uea' ~
-, who was II gave this BLY, woman per
.sion N look at the letters of Barbara AuD aH1
uhv was she allowed TO make use OF "'n''ua'.U .',
a,d threats In the efforts 10 eA'oi'
from Barbara Auo!
THE MANAGEMENT CENsURED.
great many people in New-fork were r,ns 's,nns
about this matter yesterday anu "''e - ,h.
O. ,ha s.verest terms the mismanagemeht VI 'io
- - n,,on nv Warden Faon. The view was
f, .xnressed In many places that Waruen r"'
Ian xas mismanaging the City Prison as 49,
,rsrrsen and his former Warden the oai oe "a'
ia rnismanaged the Ludlow sueet Jan
Workers are asking under what Id" ~,,1 shourd
prisoner in the City Prison ana & Wno proon
not be allowed visit prisoner oe IN s no, cover the
The Jurisdiction of the keGordes moi under his or
der He is under orders Of Il the For tha Depart
Charities and Correction ana ana he CITY Prison shall
1e managed Many New,YGmrk m pSeferrsd promptly
,ns, 1as Faon before the Commissioners 10 oi hroneht
ties and CORRECTION and that SeO ne 0"s Se permitted this
20 & una noan TO make of such aneqage oan 70 ,a
Anb woman in the city Prison as % as extraor-
savs she made of. his was csr a ascons which
dSary an action were any OF me ' "a tbis amazing
Pecorder cor has been guilty OF !" "'''
u... moi the only woman
~hoin ant from The prisoner. The Woi.o ..TSe
further another wo%anb y, Rarbara Ma0 Aub in the c'y
r9 WGro e m on Wednesday This woman ma sxtor, n
f,,e5 IN .Thc World" made every i Siio' ,onsn W re-