The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-23
JANSEN OFFENDS AGAIN.
A SERVANT VINO H1s ANNOYED
MANY RICH FAMILIES.
Arrested on sunday FOR Forcing His way Int
Mrs. y. y. G.. Lcwt-'s house In Hoboker-
Hc Tried mt Times to wake Love 60 Mis-
Garnet ana to John y. Duncnu.u DAUGHTER.

Arrrnfen ON SUNDAY for R0rrfnH HIS Wny Int
Mrs. r.. =. G.. Lc,,,-,- House in HoboEer-
re Tried at Times to Wake Love 10 mis-.
Garnet and to John p. Duncan's Daughter.
Angina, Janso, n tail s,odo ,,bo hos hoo,
arrested n number NJ tincs Tor onnovino mem.
bcrs NJ wealthy fau,,ies In ,bis noiohhorbood
dprino tho ,as, s,x,eon voars .npearcJ aoain In
This r6le IN sunday evening a, Tho home ~ Mira
Y p q lewis a, 5oo pivor s,roo, tIoholon ana
waa again taken into custodv
.Jonson has sorved .oy,rni ,orms Ia n-,sor
hut bc has csceped punisbment in as many other
cases owing 70 tho fact that the persons whom
| he ANNOYED desired 10 avoid the no,oriotv con.
WI"
soluent On an appoarahce w u poiice court
,n ne was oso seen q IN o,o tine ', on synS q, MRS nScn lewis, :.
$50 80 u."'.a /"
company Win a woman lie Is Tan ana angular,
formerly wore A reddisb mustacbe which he has
.ba,oa.r ~ sna,., 90 ,ho Iii y .C,nat
swcdcnbourg.' and was frequently seen in pub
Ic ,,acoa ,vhero ,boro ,vero fasbionab,e woman
,rv,na 90 onoaao ,ho,r at],an,inn TT. dec.
well.
MANY Iamiiies nave empioycu NIL III outiof'
ana usually 70 their regret
On Sunday evening he wore a tall hat and .
p pshs WITH Shtin tho cv woman for m' a ~S %hile' and "II tSen s sh.
LET, IT. him. 4. s,n Then III he ,n went TT to NM Mrs LEWIS Lewis. .n nou,s,
n = . = vi 'o NoM'o 'or.anvs,
ON ont the %, Lookout QUITE for rs any yV such visits =" did not han.
nan 10 bo around The servant VIM an.
-. ~. - =. -. - ~. -.
sWereu MS ring uiu not KNOW MIN ana
he slipped past her into tho reception hall. He
rcuovcd he hat aud taxing n s.at aajd be want
cd to SEQ Mrs. Lewis. The servant said she was
Ill and could not 500 anybody.
just eolI her 'nat l ohiy want 70 see ner TOT
one Honeht 10 ask her one question: sara
Jansen.
Nra J,r,s,s . O r.v;, h.nnoroa En-
nrs; i1S,ss son, a. :. Le~is' nsppenoa 70
hear the coiloauy and hurried to the reception
been annoying tho family SdTsf for years. ge,s and S ordered
him to leave the house at once. Jansen declined
Jansen Use - persisted rs in nN being sV allowed to see Mrs.
Lewis even after Policeman Rcybold arrived,
and he actcd 50 qIeerly that The policeman an
his wrists. Ho then took, him to Police Hoad-
quarters, There he was also recognized.
He had been arrested several times in Hoboken,
lowed his liberty under a suspended sentence on
Ssnfa.'0n that he would never return to h0o0kea
He had only so cents in his possession when he
When arraigned before Recorder McDonougb
yesterday morning he begged to he released, and
he were LET 20. ~
He produced a packet OF letters purporting to
be references signed by Gouyernenr kortrieht
Newport. june 80. 1895: q. II. II. Hill, 10
West Fifty.frst street, Nov. /, 1896: Vera
Riyes. IA West Thirtyeighth street, March
81, 1895; Mrs. Colford. +. c. Stratton, III West
Eighty.sixth street. These letters commended
him In the highest terms as a butler. but he has
been known TO have fraudulent letters Of this
character.
Coachman Cello made a charge OF disorderly
1 conduct against Jansen, and while this was
pending, Lawyer ]. s. Anderson OF this city APP
peared and held a consultation with the Re-
corder. II was said he represented John p. Dun
can OF this CITY. who has been subjected TO an-
noyance for wears by Jansen.
The police Informed Recorder McDonough Of
the sentence hanging over Jansen and he was
ment in the Hudson County Circuit Court.
It was fourteen years ago that Jansen began
10 annoy the Lewis family. Mrs. Lewis Is a
daughter OF Mrs, NJ, b. stevens OF Castle Point,
and before her marriage 10 Col. Lewis was tho
wife OF Gen. Garnet, at one time Secretary of
! He was Killed in battle in the civil war.
Jansen got a Job as coachman in the Lewis
family. and frat attracted adverse attention by
his actions toward Miss Garnet, Mrs. Lewis's
| laughter. He was promptly discharged, but
hung around the house, writing notes TO Miss
was arrested, but escaped punishment.
A few years nftcrwnrd while Mrs. Lewis and
Miss Garnet were attending a sociable at the
Trinity Church on Washington street, Hoboken,
Jansen appeared and began 10 annoy them. He
was locked up again. He left HoboEen and came
John =. Duncan employed him as a coachman
I'm 1851. A little more than a month later he at
tempted to paw attention 10 Mr.. Duncan's 49,
year-old daughter Annie, and was discharged.
He continued his annoyances. as in the case
OF Miss Garnet, and Mr.. Duncan had him ar
the Island. As soon ns he was released he began
writing letters 10 Miss Duncan and hanging