Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-16
Physician, Freed of Poisoning
Charge, ust MGO to Court to
Get Family Back.

MILNER, oct. 16-Cleared Of all
suspicion Of having caused the death
Of his wife. DR. Cary Barron, the
prominent young physician whose ar-
rest was the sensation of three coun-
ties. is expected soon to begin Wig
orous tight to regain possession OF his
three children, who were taken from
him when he was imprisoned, and
are now in the hands of relatives os
their mother.
Two of the children-Dorothy. aga7
>. and Debia, aged 6-are at the home
OF w, R. S. Mann, Mrs. Barron's "a
Their, and Pearl, aged 3, is at ne
home Of her mothers aunt Mrs. &.
7. VI. Cawthon. Relatives Of Mrs.
Barron stated to-day that, although
DR.. Barron has been freed Of the
charge Of killing his wife, they do not
regard him as a fit person to care
for his children, and that he will not
be allowed to have them.
The children will remain where
they are, with the relatives of taeir
mother one Of Mrs Barron's rela r.
rtiycs said. They will be taken care
Of and educated. We viii do the best
we can to take the place Of their
mother. DR. Barron Will not be al
loved to have them unless hy CARR. s
the matter into court and We are
forced to give them up"
Grandfather Takes Rahies
Just how the children will be ap-
portioned out among the relatives ~
the dead woman has not vet been de-
cided 1t is understood, however. that
all Of them Will be taken to the home
# Mr.. Mann, their grandfather, and
that ne will take care Of them. MI
Mann would have little to say regari-
ing the future life of the children
other than to declare the, uouId he
cared for in the best possible way.
Or. Barron would mu.,e 40 atata-
ment when he was released from
prison late Wednesday afternoon,
neither regarding his future plans nor
his contemplated fight for the chill
dren. II is possible that he will ofte:
no resistance to the plans Of his dead
Wife's relatives to care for the chill
dreu, contenting himself with visiting
them Occs sionally. His close friends
however declare that ne will not re-
rd his indication as complete un-
til he again has his children in mis-
home
Hasn't Seen His Wife.
According 10 persistent rumo"
that is atioat in Miner to-day. MIR
Barron faces matrimonial difficult :
that it is thought will drive all
thoughts of his children from his
mind. His second wife, formerly Miss
Cora Wheeler Of Henry County,
whom ne married two days after Ire
death Of his first wife, has not COM
municated with him since his release
from prison, although she admits hav-
ing received d letter from her huS-
band.
This mas given rise to a rum0r tina
she has renowned her husband an0
intends to seek a legal separation.
She has shown but little interest IN
the case, and her only remark phaI
told that no poison had been found in
the stomach of the frs, Mrs Barton
was:
Wasn't there any poison sur
enough
Mrs. Ra-On would not admit thai
she is planning action for dlvUrc.
and declined TO answer the question
i'm Tie negative Or Ba IRON becamn
very angry when asked about his
wil,.s action N refusing to comm
nj.sie ai-u him aud tac Tumor TIA ..
she contemplated divorce. ana WoIHn
make no statement.