The sun., 1891-01-28
TALK ABOUT Dominic PRlNS.
ne trrEtRS TO RE tHstp Jrsr wow
~ THE CoNTROI ERSY.
Mrs.. Erncgers. However,, Say. Shs MA
N"t Slsn ~ K~tract,on Which Appeared
ON-r Vrr Name tn ttr New -panrru

Nr-. Ecnrgers. However, says Shs MA
Nrt S!sn ~ E~traction which Appeared
oNrr Vrr Name tn tir New -pRWcr~.
There ;sa III o' scandal In The Dutch ss.,l,-
r'eat in la sale. Mrs. rroost told Pastor rtins
Tint Mira. llccccr, hal said things about him.
ami thcn shn told soU,c OF the Niiiager- what
those t. mas ware. Mr., rms w,s INDIGNANT,
and then Ms llcNrsers became ftiShtcncd
nNd Nent tN tho ia-tnr to hog Tor fcrriycness
Tho hrN. J nhnnnns \. rEns is the rustor ut tho
Ncihcrlaud Ecto,m ,hWr'h in rnrk riute. lie
was 'oru In oo-trrhou;. North Brabnut which
l. rt"Nnco"t Holland III lSAa. II" has wife
| and i've children two oi whom are married
and live in lnssaic. lie camc TO Passaio
about thlce years ago and boarded at the
house OF Edward klo,it. u fellow cuun;ryman.
Mr.. lrus Ia vigorous. loNinl-looking man.
He had hardly born installed In tho kisvit
household month when Ecsspcrs began to
whisper Finally the pastor was nskod by Mr.
Kievit to seek board ~ some other house.
Mrs. Kicv,t oh ccted, but tho pastor wont.
Mrs Kcvits father. Garrct Rulis. who 10
onr OF tho leading memhors OF tho consistory
of tho church, took tho part OF his daughter
and tho pastor, and tho result was that Mr..
kicvit himself left the house. Mrs. Kievit sued
him for abandonment and non. support, but
before tho case came to trial they were livinx
together again. Tho uns,or WIS forbidden to
enter tho house. Mr.. rrins stoutly maintained
before tho consistory, OF the church, There
Mr.. kicvit confessed thnt ho had libelled the
rnstor. and begged forgiveness for his conduct
Why Mr. kievlt changed his attitude 10 not
Mira, Thomas HclleGers was visiting her
year. year and ,hcre sh. mot Mira. Abraham Tfoos,.
s!S4 ln. E4sh III sss 4 r zs:
Of q r rnrt %I M yhn, wnI ,. ssid; v,,. NJ
M Nt,,ksnf flae
F FIishi.? &" CIV Eaixcen Sr KisSs and Mrs Kisv1s
UP p'f'N Tor tho 10 Dominic H' "' ' '' ''o'N
The story went through tho settlement that
about Si the pastor When III. commits thrsate1a.
cd TO spo her for slnnder s!o at first main.
ever. hcr husband ndviscd her TO 70 to tho
minister's house and bog forgiveness. He said
Maybe you said It and mnvhe you dIdn'.
Ind better tsii the domin 10 thu! You are sorry
y2T sald HnytnnS, ,1, az 81 ,h,a about him him.
would hSv" dropr%d il. the inIS had stopped.
Inst Saturday tho Rc:y. Mr.. prins drove over to
SsS sI % T",sS psiSo 5 % tho
eomrpny hin q Mrs,IilHlleHSrs,s house and
s hor Wns IN tho %s at S . anS Se
OF whlt followed Lut n Iosnl. Of tho ylsit Ap..
morning in tho form OF m advertisement:
state of New Jersey. rassaic county, "a
en.s p"Gs t"r New 's" .r. @ Ar:
who being duly sworn according To law. on her oath,
SAID That .h" d,d on or ABOUT Jan l. tl report and
circulate and ninri"ns ,umo,s abSut the Msy
,s
Jolnnn,sA, rrins Is low. yie character She
domino dirty rascal and that II HI. fnulS
that Edward kioyit -erarniei from hs wife Ths de-
pon' mt further said that tho reports made by her
sworn and subscribed before me at Tassac city Nav
'e''t! tr" IN r. ;"ssisS @ Sa"rS Public for New Jersey
| Justice OF tho Peace ConklinG said yester-
,"wo went out there. and Mrs: Iislleger.'s
| daughter signed it RnI her mother affixed her
mark. She did 1t OF her own accord, and
seemed glad 10 get ont Q! tho scrape SO easily"
According 10 Mra. E"legers. tho way 1t hap
house and Conkli ling ordered her In ihrentr
ening voice to sign the paper. Sln reiuDed.
saying TINT hor husb band hn,l forbidden her 10
| sign any paper without his first seeing II.
| Then ConklinG turned to tho constable and
:" Bill you take charge Of this lady"
The parson stepped forward and said In
You had heuer sign. Mra. Helleeers."
| She still refused and hor lttlelhiidron beRnn
sign 1t. after which tho h' 90 men wont away.
| She says sho did not Rfiix her mark.
| Whichever Of these stories |. true II is fact
thnt Mr. lielleEors was Indignant whom be
| heard OF II and nskcd Lawyer Kist to begin
proceedings against The nsti"e and the consta-
/ let tho matter lrop. as 1t would only get him
| into trouble. Iie went to another lawyer. who
| told him tho same thing Thus the affair re-
mains for tho present.