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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
LAST EDITION.
Lightning Never Strikes

But once in the same place. The rea'
son is when the lightning strikes the
second time the place isn't there.
Unless you are sure Of staying, better
trade with the Life Insurance agent
when he is with you, perchance today.
Endowments, Annuities, Life Options,
10 short, the Best Icsurance In the
World.
National Life l ~ rare, 20. OF Yer
mont (MutuaD O y a MED in 1850
). S. Ballard, General Agent. N. B
Ballard, Local Agent, Ro' ms 2 and 3
Miles Block, Ba re. Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
A SUGGESTION

Ties, muffiers, fancy arm elaStics
fancy suspenderS, handkerchiefs
stick pins, cuff buttons. Shirt studs,
fancy shirts, collars, cuffs, gloves, UNI
Drelias, house coats, bath robes, dress
ing gowns, etc, are all suggestions OF
q merry MAS. for q gentleman.
4. A. Smith & Bro, carry a large
assortment of all articles suggested
and many more. Io-1'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
TO SETTLE BoER WAR

Birmingham, Dec. "a. The London
Post hears from a we'll inform ed our.
ter that communicate ms are nassino
between London and Berlin which an.
ticipate the settlement Of the South
African war.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
RoERs CELEBRATING

Winburg, Orange River Colony,
Dec. 24.-The Beers today celebrated
Rlngaan Day at Katferksp. 1t is re
ported that Gen. DeWet and EXPIRES
ident Stein made addresses urging Il
sfreuous revival in the carrying on OF
the NSr
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
CHRISTMAS WILL BE FAIR

Washington. Dec. PA special
weather bulletin says Christmas will
be generally fair except along lakes
and in mountain districts Ut tue mid
die states; with snow furries probably
and moderate temperature promisec.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
EAST MONTPELIER.

A dramatic and musical entertain.
ment will be given at Union yestrv
North Montpelier Saturday evening
Dec. %, under the direction Of G. r
Dudley assisted by Miss Inez Gamer
IN. Part first will consist of dialogues
Rotations and music. Part second
a merry company, comic operetta
IN three acts by Collin Coe, will b.
presented.
Ella Dudley is working for f. T
Carr in bis store.
Officers are elected for a musica
convention to be held at Village hal
Thursday and Friday, Jan. p am
"A.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
EASILY FOUND

A, A. Smith & Bro, have 50 large
al assorim eut Of holiday goods for
gentlemen tina it is a v9ry easy mat
ter. to st lect something pleasing. 1t
VIII pay you to visit their store. Open
evenings until Christmas. 2l5-l1
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
100000 IN TREASURY

WashiI gton, Dec "a That por-
ton Of the Philippine commission re-
port made public Today says five
million in gold is DOW in the insular
treasury. All the running expenses
have been mer. aud 'arge appropria-
'io1s made fur naval and military
purt o,ee.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
USEFUL PRESENTS

A present which is useful is What
gentlemen appreciate. The display in
4. A. Smith & Bros, window is a
suggestion of usefulness. Open even
ings until Clri>tmaS 2l5.l.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
BE HAPPY

Happiness is assured t. all who
wear Christmas ties, mufilers, fancy
grm bands or fancy suspenders pur.
chased at the up TO date store Of "a.
A. Smith & Bro. 2l5.!7
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24

TO lENT-Tenemen Of thre9 rooms
ON Foster Street, is first sciass connit.oh,
bn,dv and warm ALSO wanad men TO
fhio ale a by the the thousand Abram Mann.
ll9 Prospect Street. Z''-i"A
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
EMsRcHIsTIC CIRCULARS

Ne, ork, Dec. 24.-John Nest is
81 archist circulars broddcas
Ing P.esioent Roosevelt, nj M
b Is of the cabinet and congressman
The circulars define anarchy, nj
Claim that upon anarchy depends "rhe
salvation OF the world"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24

EnEIand's NEtI0haI Song Added To,
1t is stated that the king and queen
have approved Of the following verse
being added to the British national an
them, says the New York Tribune:
In perfect peace serene
Keep thou Our gracious queen:
With her abide
May heavens own sunshine fair
Rest on her everywhere;
Hear thou thy peoples prayer,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24

10 RENT-A furnished trent room IN
he N orse Block. with stcam heat ele zee
,ric lights, both hot and colo WAGER. En-
ouire of Mrs. Nary H. Cafes 81 n.y. no,9ots
The sun., 1901-03-15
FINERAL or MAJOR ABRAMS
More Than 200 Men In the Line Of March to
the Church Of the Puritans.

The funeral of Major James G Abrams.
senior Major Of m. seventh Regiment and
one of the oldest officers in point of service
in the National Guard of this state. who Gied
last Sunday at Schenectady, was held from
IN. Church OF the Puritans at Fifth avenue
and i3Oth street The funeral WAS military
one The seventh Regiment with Col Daniel
Appleton in command marched from the
elc, atcd station in i?5th street 10 Major
Nbratn,'S late residence ~ lib West lHuih
,trrat IN. body Ha~ taken from H." huus"
a. soon a. the regimen reached th"r" and
uIa,rt on n Gun cai .sou for IL" MH ch 20 'h.
.ruuTch There woe mo-" than 1rJ men IN
thclIne Ia" First Battalion, Nalur Ahrum.'>
ut'r command, N iull uniform. acted q. 'uc
g!ard OF honor IN" battalion va, va com-
Iuand OF Major tOno""r Col Nj Teton AMI
Gi. stan Brighton George Moor" smith and
Ms -,gr and col DuGv Of the SIN'' -u.uth
Regiment and ,nmr Of the iu"mp"r, - h's
stuu walk.d aite. the Calssou
Tho church was iied with foral offerings.
.iha most corspicuou- 81 which was q wreath
standing six feet hl.h from 'ompInv g. The
services were conducted hy the Rev charles
4 Young n" hody was 'ak"n 10y s,'"'iHl
ttnin 10 kcnsico Cemetery. whc'e u vas placed
in "a receiving N1uii
The sun., 1901-03-15
Equestrian sports at Aiken u. Lppincott
Fails From Hts Horse

NErN. March "a About soo persons
gathered - The polo grounds to-day 70 wit
moss q e-rir, of races In which both women
aud mon took part The first event was n
tandem race N" contestants being Mrs
I T. smith and Mr. Thomas liltchcock'
III Mira smith won. Then cane n polo
hall roco In which Nessrs. Robert L.. and
Richard stevens. Henry Rull Wright. RogRv
Brooks. u Long Miller J. Il. Lppincott and
II. W. N.Vi.kar took part. Robert stevens
won. In 70 uou, race for mon K. L stevens
Nou from ncgyv Brooks, IL ". Mcvickar
Vi. Wrighr. IlIry Rpll and y. Long Miller.
Tie part i'Ipau's 'n n wuuens cgR r1co
were MIR. ! ~, hrock, Jr. Mrs Robert
Shaw, Mr. John Manning. Dorothy Whitney,
Nj. Iunghoruc Me- Birn"v and Mrs. j. J.
N-tnr. Nlrs Hitchcock Won. The last event
Wis an umbrella race for men. The starters
were T. B Wright Henry Bull. Reggy
Brooks r. l.. stevens aud u. Long VI Her,
Rul won by bringing his umbrella back to
Tho starting point. righi side ont
During the polo hall race j. b. 1ippincott
oo'l from his hors" Tho straps attached to
the saddle which hold the cirths, parted and
cau,ed the saddle ~ turn and the horse to
KICK Mr. IippiucoNs left foot hung IN the
"'irrin aud n The saidlr slipped he fell and
was stunned A. Nrs' II wa thought he was
seriously hurt. hu' after being taken OF tho
Grounds he recovered sufficiently 10 ride home,
Ho = much hrui-ei. however
The sun., 1901-03-15
DIFFERS WITH BUILDER LAWLEY.
Designer Does Not Expect Boston Bont to BE
Launched Until April rs.

BosToN, March I-Designer Crownin-
shield does not agree with Builder Lawley
that tho Independence will be launched dur
goes along without interruption from now
on The designer says he will he satisfied
" the craft goes overheard by April rs He
thinks the plating will be finished by April
I. but saws there is a lot to he done after that.
new gang - workmen began putting
tho stringer plates alongIthe deck to-day.
The nrst of these we're holted 70 the beams
on the starhoard side Thsy are Of nickel
stool and will run from stem 10 tafrail on
either side of the deck 70 width OF about
eighteen H. L"hcs, and there " III be Steel tie
plate running dom the centre OF the dock
The remainder Of the deck will he plated
with aiumiuun. which metal Is expected
al East Boston to-morrow The htringer
ri atcs are oue-fhirty second Of an inch thin
nor than the aluminium, which Is 20 he i've
eights - an inch thick The whole deck
will he covered with canvas T. give the crew
n hotter footing than would he furnished
by a bare metal surface.
The lead ballast l. nearly all slowed IN the
An II has been Crowninshield's idea from
thp first TO save weight, and in furtherins
MS idea he has decided 10 strengthen m"
forward and after overhangs with steel struts
and braces instead of steel bulk heads
There has been much discus-ion as To-
whether or not Mr. Lawson " I'll sail his own
hoat during tho racing There Us eyeryin;,
dication that the owner will spend some of
his time on board for the cabin plan calls
for an" owners 81 tateroom' on the star board
side. iuat aft Of the main cabin and Sailroom
There will hc three stHteroonNs for guests
aud three othprS, for the captain, steward
and 0uartcrmastcr respectively.
The sun., 1901-03-15
VISITORS AT THE WHiRvES.
Surveyor Croft Explains the order Restricting
Privileges on the Arrival of Steamships.

Silas e croft. Surveyor ~ the Port. lssued
statement Yesterday explaining why tho
rra ctice of granting admission to the baggage
enclosure NJ the various steamship vhHrvcs
has been discontinued hv the customs au-
,horities The statement savs
This privilege was used or abused 10 such
an extent that IL became almost Impossible
for the inspectors To- perform their work
properly. hesides endangerlng the venue
The countersigntrg Of thes" cards (lt the
Surveyors of'lCel wa. there re discontin nlcd.
This however. In no way affects the rule
ad0t,ed by the steamship COMPARES grant
me cards of admission 20 the piers t. any one
,hcv NAV see 1T but they were requested hy
tlis oriCe TO limit su h pcrrni ssiru r. those
having legitimate business upon their piers
Visitors are only excluded from the ell
closure wherc tho examination il boiug held,
hu, passenger arriving are not restricted
I'm their movements either within or without
this enclosure
10 further expedite matters, representa-
tIycS - transportation CoWpgnie- ana bag
yaga expressmen are permitted within the
limos in order that thov may promptly re-
move the luggage ~ passengers after its eH-
animation Mr. Croft says that IN" methods
employed contemplate solely prom ptncss
a nj s1fety
The sun., 1901-03-15
OrAY'S RIPPER Law" ~ COrRT.
Move TO Test the Const uttonaiity Of the Meas
ure Abolishing Onccs Of Three Mayors.

SCRANTON. Pa. March II The famous
QUAY measure the Ripper law, by which
the Republican machine hores to gam CON
trol OF tho Offices ard all public patronage
in Plttshurg Allegheny and scranton came
up for test upon quo wHrrGuto proceedings
to test the appointment Of Rooorder Moir
Ia the local courts here to-day The Ripper
bill among other things. does away with IN"
Office of Mayor IN secord d-class cities. under
which classification ar" placed the cities
mcut ou.d, and provides for an executive
Office known A. Recorder Tho latter ia
appu,utcd by the Governor 10 serve until
hpTil, 1898
~ Recorder Is made pcttv autocrat.
u..r--iug nearly nj the power welded IN
-r,uud-,ld~s city, and the members of tuun-
,il> arc I'll" better than autpu IA IN ad-
ease to-day former Lieut. toy Walter
Lyon. t,tv solicitor Lang and Mr. Mcmillan,
al Of ptsours. appeared here to oppose
tho Rlpp.I bIll As representative OF MHNOrS
pl.hl and Newman oi those cities
f. vs. tputcudcd that tho Ripper hill was
special legislation, that a took HppointtVc
power from Councils guaranteed them hv tho
constitution. and was therefore unCuusti-
tutIunal that II was partisan legislation.
that il authorized the Governor I" appoint
a R.cordar without having HIM confirmed,
that the Leg. stature has no right 10 remove
Navurs from of'ic"
The defence was that municipalities are
mere creatures Of tho Legislature and Offices
may he cr"ptrd or abolished In all cities al the
Log, stature" pleasure
The sun., 1901-03-15
MARC0NT AFTER SIGNAL SITES
Proposed wireless Telegraph Stations on the
New England and Nova Scotia Coasts.

Signor Marconi. the wireless teleerapher.
arrived yesterday aboard the White Star
liner Majestic. from Liverpool and Queens
town He expects to stay in America a
month and will visit the New England coast
and Nova Scotia To find sites for reoeiving
stations for his aerial system.
he says he has equipped twenty-eisht
P .Sh. four Belgian and three German war
= with signalling and receiving plants
IL declares thHt a vessel fitted with his ap-
paratus can signal 200 miles
Tho North German Lloyd stea amship Kaiser
Wilhei'n der Crosse Is equipped with the
Marconi system and there will he special
room aboard the lines new swift steamship
Kronprinz wilhelm. which will be in COM
mission next September. for signalling
through space
Mr. Gustav II Schwab Of the North German
Lloyd suggests that the Government might
put a receiving station on the Nantucket
Shoal lightshp. and another, communicating
with II. on the nearest point OF land connect
ing by cable with the mainland BY this
means New York might hear Of the appear
ancn Of liners ten hours before Fire Island
sighted them
In regard to Tesla's declaration that he
soon will be able 10 communicate with Europe
without wires. Marconi said:
I do not see why that may not be accom-
pished in time The possibilities of the field
are almost infinite
The sun., 1901-03-15
SIGNALS SET AT DANGER
STOPPED TRAIN. AND SIGNALMAN WAS
FOUND DEAD ~ HIS TOWER.
Night Operator Dlackford Shot with His Own
Revolver in = Railroad signal Tower at
Parkvtsw. Near Newark, hut Whether
Accident or Suicide Is Uncertain.

Dkx,at trto
ihe Ne"@h ponce anu Noun'' ny o'
Washington OF Essex county are having
hard ,ira twin, 10 soIvo 10 ,heir own satis-
- "'., "'"s W W - - ~. s..,h
iaction the mystery SURROUNDING the uea'n
OF Night OPERATOR William W Blackford.
who vas found ,,eod with n bulle, in his right
70. ''''' Wv ~ 80 ''., -
lIng early Yesterday morning IN s"ltch to"er
a. on the Lehigh tracks at Waverley avenue.
pa-Lvi.u r,ns ., 90 x.st ~ Newark
NM ,
BlaoRiord nVed WIN MS Nle anu iou'
year old boy az 50 Watson avenue, a hundred
r.rds e., ~ 80, uo uar, 70 work on
"'"' '''' wv 49,. ~ "''
his tweive-hour shit as usual al O'CLOCK
on Wednesday nicht The switch tower IL a
u,,i g., 60. h,ua, Tho hord,os n,
i,'"" '~oNorE ou"o's' '"o
the levers controlling the switches on the
Lahigh Valley Railroads. two main tracks
,a g., .;l 4, o.. ,,,,rar ,,r, =,
anu '"o sue ra'h- arr '' .ne "pp'' p'' "
the building Below is LOT OF connecting
machinery and to keen this machinery in
Working order a Are is Kent in a little stove
The nre prevents tho iubricating oil. from
cinspino ono of Rleckford's duties was
10 attend 10 tho ero
kbou, o'clock vesterdav morning Black
ford atc some lunch With Raiiroad Detective
Thomas shea 4 few minutes later shea
left There was switch engine in the neigh
borhood nil night bumptng freight cars
around into transportahle links and. Black
The sun., 1901-03-15
mon law and neither the statute of 1905 nor

mon Law and neither the statute Of 1905 nor
tne Gonstitutonal provisions have changed
ens ss7 nnder Ms,sseSasets Sss s statute riSt
substantially similar to our own. the trial
Court ruled that the belief Of the defendant
In EVIDENCE to. Justify. the pres 4 .aon Of
malice. This Instruction was he!~ proper.
The Court said: But how Is this defence
truth oi the matter charged ss libeilous;
not his belief Of the truth. not his lnforma-
tIon nor the strength Of the authority upon
which such belief was taken w. No ques-
tion, can arise IS to the good motive or justl-
fable end until the truth is proved, II
that At the pafiy be 70 actuated tt by "Vs 9eens Of
hatred or ill-wlll toward the individual
- ,: but 4 in pursuing that design;
cious Had the defendant given evidence
tesndng e. prove the truth Fl the !sel9gs
To establish justification In a criminal
prosecution for libel & IS necessary not only
iusilAable ends 1t is proper therefore,
that a defendant after having given evidence
should be allowed 10 testify to his belief IN
the truth as bearing on the question Of his
pR"tys p, as the truth alone Is pot y, a. drlEnce
is given the defendants belief can operat"
only in mitigation Of punishment ana not
q defence. except In the case Of excuse
By section 244 of the Penal code. Tho = -
licaton t. excused when It Is honestly mac
In tho belief Of ts truth and upon reasonable
grounds for this belief and consists Of fair
comments upon the conduct Of n person In
which the proprietor thereof offers or ex-
plains 10 the public This provision seems
10 be entirely new, and cannot find rs history
is II was not in the code as il was re-
ported by the codifers in 1880 II does not
deal with the cases OF privileged communi-
q NJ IN "a a.
and was sways Hs ,sot good t5 defSnre TO pT2
is o. escnsaH tnTHff % under T the he Penal code De-
pends rot p; he beier q the defendant
And the '''' Or such belief buy also on
must st "of fair comments unon the con
duct OF reraon In respect Of p1hlic affairs,
or upon thing which N" rropri",or thereof
offers or explains TO the public" The pccun-
iary honestv Of Clark MS foreman ~ n news
naper once was in no sense public affair
Tho cases which would rali within Ills pro-
vision II IS sufficient 70 saw that tho one
heiore ne docs not The Constitution cnacis
with good motives and for .ustifahle ends.
shall ho a defence n" legislative en1ct.
menf COOS y step .' "r and provides that
evan II tho puhliCa not true II made IN
holicforrstrrtha lrc,~ona' lcrrounis
for that belief. II ,iso 10" defence, .hut
o. rIhiic Affairs or' of tNn.- orcrcl 10 or
evrlancl to the bubble - hi uuhirntion
itstrith did not tend'o evcusct tho defendant
Nor vas rho evidence nd"''s-irln ON tho
question " Good faIth In the notification of
privileged commune 1tiou Tn" d"fon-
among the public generally The pvt.'
hn NJ Interest yi'hln ~" W"1ninc 2r ~"
acts W whilo foreman ~ the p-oviGcrCc news
ranor In n Wow Of ~" case and the evi-
dHnce was tho secluded TESTIMONY compo-
The Judgment appealed from should be-
The sun., 1901-03-15
DITORCF WILL IN ROCHESTER,.
The Grand Jury Expected to Return IndIct.
ments To-day.

ROCHESTER. March - Tho Grand Jury
has uncovered n divorce mill in Rochester
About throc wears aEpJustiCe Dayy nrrointc
a young lawyer A. referee in lr action for
divorce entitled Warhur'on against WarbUr-
ton. Le-lie " Hulhur' attorney for the
plaintiN. called Jane CosRrovo 10 q he s'and
He testified that he livod in New York oirv
in tho same boarding house with Mr. W.r-
burton ono evening hn said he Went tu
Mrs Warhurton's room 'o got a needle aud
thread and saw a man there who was not
Wprhurton The referee thought the case
desnrvcd y little quiet inyasticution lie
found TINT tosgroVs'- right name wa
Mcdonald and that tho place where h q claimed
to 1.-Two Oh Genrsee street was vacant lot
Warhurton was not known NJ tho house
whore CosErov" al he lived The re'er""
raftI sed 10 grant a decre~ and while the case
vA- peniiug here iluihurt transferred M"
action 70 Buffalo, got another re'"rce ap-
rptrfal md nhtaiuNi % divorce
This case. With others. was laid 20
tho present Grand Jury II i said ~ 70
Discovery wnS rradc that half dozen % .r"
d., rc.s had boon oht'nnl for client. 81
was made 10 iudjt HUlhurt 'or -uhornn-
ton Of prriurv, and charges wer" mnde
~Cain.t several Of tho witnesses. Tho Grand
.Iury IL expected 20 present sealed inhict-
,oart- az ain>' ther1 all Tomorrow One
- the men against whom an indictment
f. 10 hc reported was correspondent IN tho
various cnsos He wont nv several
the case In which hi- services were required
II IL add that j" charged large sums for
lis testimony md thnt Vt, smooth manner
alrroat ir1e defcC'ipn
The sun., 1901-03-15
CHINAAEN CAUGHT on THE BoRAxR.
Seventy -four Captured This week Nssr Ha1Sns
Sixty Others In Jai AZ o OsdensburA

OopESsBrRo, N. Y. March a. largo
numbers OF Cinnamon are almoss daily oaus-
ured trying to enter the United Ststes In
the vicinity Of Malone About tan days ago
q batch numbering forty-stI was captured
by Government officers croadns the border
and placed In the county Jail at Malone. from
which place they were transferred to o..
densburs where . building was leased -
quarter them until they could be given m
sixty Chinamen imprts oned IN the ChinesS
house OF detention In thi, city. and 1t is fearea
a larger building will have to be procured
to accommodate them. as the one now oo-
cupied is much too small Word was re.
ceHed by Chinese Inspector Ketcham OF
Malone on Tuesday that there we're forty
eight more Celestials on the border. and he.
in company with Deputy Marshal Roby,
immed ediately proceeded TO the scene and
placed the Chinese under arrest. Yeeter-
day morning twenty-six more were cap
tured and these, together with the first batch.
we're placed In the county Jail at Malone.
These seventy-four prisoners will be trans-
ferred 20 either Osdensburg or Plattsburgh.
The sun., 1901-03-15
TRiIN STRtCK FUNERAL COiCH.
One Woman Injured and a Pair % Horses Killed
az Long Island CITY.

live mouruers In a funeral coach on the
=, -t,...,. r,,o,o,, r,rrnv,lv e.,ared
.' W AVA ''''''' 10 '''
y ING ground to pieces yesterday afternoon
when the team attached to the coach took
,,,,,t, a, ,, o,r,oa,rlry ,rnir, and br,akirs
IN ough the gates "i the Nofth Sl'"i' pI al" u
of the Long Island Railroad in Borden avenue,
-. I.Iori ,i,,. ror into N. locomotive
Long I@'Hhu ''N' ~" '"'' Wv
Of an incoming passenger tram
Roth horses were Killed. and one of the
-. -, coach M,r, Wurd .u vanrs old
'h'''''N ~ Wv " ''"' IT, ''" -, ,
nf :77N Eighth avenue, Ne" i"fN '''y' was
taken to - Johns Hospital in Long lslard
.,i,. ,c,rt,a ,,i,h ii hrnken inv and other
'''' ~" - -, -
The sun., 1901-03-15
SWFARs NE KEPT MS MONKS VOW.
Amdavt Of Greek Church Priest In Greek Fruit
Sellers Divorce Case.

In the suit Of Theodore Folerou for an alb
solute divorce from Anton,a Folerou, In which
he charges her with intimacy with the Greek
Church priest tho Rev Agithadorus Pap
aseorgopulos. she moved Hofore Justice
Scott In the supreme Court yesterday 10 in
crease the alinony ahov" The g. n week which
Magistrate deuel. recently directed Folorou
20 pay hcr
The priest made AFFIDAVIT In support Of the
defendant in which he says he knew hor ne
fore her marriage and had merely acted as
her tutor In languages He denies that there
was any familiarity between them. and says
Il am a monk, archimnndrite and priest
of the Greek Church when / became a
monk had To take the vow or celihacy. which
l have kept. and never have had any desire
To enter into the marriage state
hs 1es IL MHR hnG ,aa m
in n loose Wrapper with her arms bare, and
her underclothes III conoeaing her form,
and this alleged ClorGyman's attire waS dis
arranged To- the point of lndeNucy He fur
"or The trial Of this action will hc ablc 70
prova that the tim" tiH' he VISITED NY huU "a
'or tho alleged pnrp"s" oi giving lessons in
fugli-h wa. hct"ocu 20 and u O'Clock at
night. and that he was ir"' iIcH'ly soon enter
ing my house n "ariy a. ".l"ck in the
morning md leaving between tlH' hour and
"a NJ. hours a. which he vol knew that I
"a. absent from hom" and n 'h" market.
owing 20 tho nature Of m} avo"a'ion ~ a
fruit dealer
I'm" ahslrdi'y 81 ~" statement that ~"
visited ny house az these unseemly hour.
of the nigh' and morning. for q" purpose ~
tcacsirr my wife Enrlish will ~" readily
understood when IN" court l. acquainted
with the fact that the defendant herein speaks
Fnylisl rusutlv and much hotter than tho
c0ra,pondeut | viii also D." arl" to prove
NJ to trial that tn" conduct Of the core
sponInuf when hc nlloge. he was teaching
her English Wa- any thing huf compatible
with his vow of cciha"y, with his avocatipp
A. monk and priest. or 'hGf vll'r j. usual
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