The sun., 1892-05-22
Ay3DER IN 4 MONASTERY.
TIE HfsrAersr . Novice whs pssA Lee =
Life Of (r1ne.

TIE NsrAersr . Nevice wss HaA Lee =
Life OF trisas.
when the Trappist monks Of the famous
HanAsfsfy OF AIGuebcle. am one the vineyards
Of eAvoy, France. assembled at their early de-
Sssasas on the morning Of Oct. % last. Brother
Ildsfonce was not among them. This occa-
acnctl comment. for he was very widely known
. ono Of tho most vigorously faithful men,
hers Of this most rigorous OF monkish COM
munitles. There Is no Roman Catholic order
II shs world which compares In severity
q ;'discipsins with the Trappists. They
rio at 2 O'Clock In the morning. spend
twelve hours each day In prayer. beside
voekine hard In tho vineyard and field. ex-
change no word Of worldly talk. salute each
ether with the solemn greeting. Remember
Aeath." dig each day . spadeful from the
ernse which each will some day occupy. live
- vegetables and water only. sleep ON planks
vHA pfitews oitoose straw. and never disrobe.
lot sveu Ia sickness. from the day they enter
:m s Sfy yr Ss anS
ddelity. vas the treasurer q, the monastery.
ss a.: :.nt to Sss O.. CT Se
GAstosee was found lying motionless upon the
ssM wsFs spattsred with blood and there here was was
eeeqio ot cio.tsd kiood upon the stones ~ his
- Which summoned others to the spot.
G9tAes HAsfoses was dead His body was
sssSY s;s sG'd; a.eF There was deep wound In the
Hdsf FORMULATION len, no doubt that tho
So4k hed been murdered. and that the pur.
SsS Reps % norton Ion 81 % the SsSH aSi
sSon oSa asn sns fi polts.
PIE Of easily negotiable value was missing. 1t
Ss Ho sss sSa sad saa eS.n: n S
Sss: Lad sns .t s tsssnss 1Esh hs SSs s
Tsss ,Ihsse ssiuAbiss had disappeared.
Ssa S SesS eos t's sems sns' ens ens
G S sSspsSn s; @
snsR Who Sss s@s ksT
faEn. had disappeared that very morning. and
~ no trace q his whereabouts. a pair Of
4As csii soon after ths crime was committed
The police abandoned tho sus pected workman
e ' brotner s as'ss Esssne was arrested
h5S lsaeheS eS9w se4a ss
ana explained that he had lost his hat. He
s over AFPen at sE
littic rest he remained indoors the whole OF
tor hat and bought SUIT Of clothes. Next
he. %Snt to the hairlresser's. where it was
hsartt Of the murder at AignebelIe and Inv in.
sns .salsSe pSn hGr hps srsss was a
foppd upon him. mud two packages under his !
ted In the hotel contained al the missing |
oser sad his aG na@s ~
Matthias Hadelt. that he was 30 years old ard |
:, He was tried at the Dr5me Assizes at
Nnienci early in May. when. the Judge gave u
Ssss Il hs
Tie WAS sentenced at various times in Swi,zer-
d s and Bosnia Under yrG
f. rob even as at. Aguebelle TO murder IN
vent Of hosservii!e. near Nancy. and II few
nonths r., Later ss!deT in the Seyenty.lHnr'A
s s him he ne q affsF,es the sa n
AZ vas found and sentenced to six months
119!Fi'ppsm.nt 1s ps With military tegralation: !,
MsySsee, snt, ."ucht refuge in I:nxem6urc.
drss yfsrs n;,;sr ~ e"HIIsr +. In ,s1"
Ssas "a TIE time. Gnqs IN nsi yef he
RsSsas 4, shs en y issI hsp pts enssrsd se f the
TIaprts. Convent at Marastern, near, Bania.
ss s".rs ."a hi o ssns vnn "s1, spsr on
e ~; srrsssed + played Insanity an was re-
.t,ln mss NEAR Lurern" In the character OF n
hermit. He gained a great reputation for holi-
le-s. VI left switzerland the year following.
A4Sfng hnbezzled money right and left.
I. Ne then npbearedat Colmnr, in Alsace. under
2sra He lived in grand style. hut never pnd
his servAnts. and they eau .el him to be mr.
rett~d anil sentence 70 six months mprson-
fneht. Set free on tckpt-o.-lrnve on account |
0t llt health. he return" 10 France. enlisted in
ehe Foreign Legion. put ontaneh his rclense
" lea on nce"unt Of m alleged cancer in tho
st0mach. There Is annth.r Dlank page until
ISs1: when he ininch the Tranri-ts OF Cham
ns5aah: IN L2r.flne Iassing himself on sec.
hs Was expelled for bad conduct. and then re-
Fitrd iprMetZ under the name o! Jacques Hu-
l'tg. whhee papers he had stolen. and utter
warn. with tho Dominicans at Dusseldorf.
,rhdra he was sentenced to two years impris-
nnm .nt for theft. Tn his release In 1880 he
rntsred the service Of y Dusseldorf chemist.
snd nd s,t hLs If; iGw weeks taking
name II ycuDert. and entered the convent Of
S}guebeRe on tbs recommen dation OF ,
lI6in nican. ather. The Judge having asked
tity. hu isnhed that he would not dishonor an
t4cisst and .goblo family. Mntr- Jouhart, a I
tagEl1er at Nancy. recognized lndelt. whose
|tster hhd Loen n servant to- N. Iouhert's :
monks o monhsieries where he had been for
nerly an inmate.
In his confession to the cour. he snid that he
b hurderei the monk In his cell with n hammer !
be persisted, however. thnt robbery was not
Us motive. and tried to inculpate other monks :
Etth the theft nf the money and jewels. Tho r
pry brought In o verdict OF guilty aud he WAS
fAteacea to death by the guil,otine. /