Evening journal., 1894-12-29
ADDICKS'S ANSWER FILED
HE DENIES INTIMACY WITH MRS
IDA CARR WILSON.

Ia January lie wnI Ask FOR = Rule Re
quirtua the PIatntig to show Cause
why she should Not File Bill Of Par-
tioulars.
j Edward Addlcks, the defer dant IN
the suit for divorce brought by Rosalie
j. Addlcks Ia the Superior Court, to-
day iled an affidavit wholly denying the
charges Of adultery, and upon such
affidavit WILL through his counsel move
the court, on January 8, for arule upon
the plaintiff 70 show oanse why she
should not fle bill Of particulars more
specifically setting out the facts upon
which she relies. The text Of the
affidavit Is as follews:
John Edward Addcks, being duly
sworn, deposes and says that although
he absolutely and wholly denies that In
violation OF HIS marriage vow, be bsth
for any time past, given himself up to
adniterous practices. or been guilty OF
adultery with the said Ida Carr Wilson
| And further wholly and absolutely
deuies that such adnlterous practices
have extended and continued from the
ysAr 1887 until the present tlme or that
said adulterous practices have been en-.
gagged IN Brandywine hundred, New
Castle county and State OF Delaware; OF
at No 247 south Seventeenth street In
the city OF Philadelphia, State ot Penn
sylvania; or AZ the AT klneo House in
the State OF Maine or vt the Tudol
House IN the city OF Boston, Statc o.
Massachusetts,; OF at any other place Of
places whsresoever, or tim es whatsoever
"And further abs lutely and wholly
denies that acts Of adultery took place
In the years 1887, 1888 or 1891, or At any
other time at the residence OF the sale
Ida Carr Wilson, near Ulaymont, In thu
said county Of New Castle. or In th'
years 1890 and 1891. or at any othe
time at the house OF the said Ida Carr
Wilson, No 2l7 South Seventeenth street
In the said city OF Philadelphia, or IN thi
years 1890 or 1891, or az any other tim'
at the Mt. Kineo House la the State o
Maine, or Ia the year 1891 or At any othel
time, at he Tudor House in the said CIT.
OF Boston and State Of Massachusetts,.
"And further generally, absolutely an'
wholly denies that he hath been guilt.
OF adultery at any time or place with th
said Ida Carr Wilson.
Yet, he Is advised and believes. an'
upon such advice and belief doth ave
that the allegations Of adultery contained
in the said petition for divorce cove
years and refer to places widely divergen
throughout the United States
"And further, because the times ant
places OF said alleged adultery are 9
inds6nitely alleged and 30 overlap eacl
other, that in preparing defens
thereto, he would have TO show durinl
the whole psrioo Of time In all th
different places mentioned just wher
and with whom be was, which would b
placing an intolerable burden upon bin
! Wherefore although he Is willing an
anxious to promptly meet the charge
made in the said petition for divoIc'
or any other charges in that relation, b
Is compelled to pray. and do hereby prs
: the court that rule may Issue TO th
said petitioner 10 show cause shy 81
5 should not fle bill or particulars moi
2 specifically setting forth the acts an
facts aud times aud places upon whic
she relies"
. Addicks was In town yesterday an
q executed the affidavit before Charles
ScotC, notary public