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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-30


Elmer Cello has moved to Lowell.
Rev, VS.. JENNIE was in Albany Monday
Mrs. Albert Hartwell visited in Newport
last week.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. a. Cone were in town
| last week.
Miss Cora Temple has been spending a
week at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Edmunds Of Barre
were here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Young have taken
rooms at Carroll Smiths.
The Methodists held a social at their
church Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs
Merrette Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. R. Nj. Cowles OF Albany has beer
spending a week at Rev. w. 8. Jenne's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar johnson of Hard
wick were recent visitors in town.
W.B. Hadlock and son have rented ther
farm to Oscar Traver of Westfield.
The new time schedule at the veneer NH
gives the employees Saturday afternoon Oh
The village schools observed pre-Meno
rial day with exercises Friday p. m. IN
pleasing way.
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WESTMORE.

Mrs w. G Daniels is gaining.
Mrs Eugene French is quite sick.
Mrs. Zillah Davis is visiting in town.
Porter E.Lyon is stopping in his cottage.
Ernest Root of Westfeld called on
friends here last week.
Lena Hitchcock entertained her brother
from Burke May 21st.
Mrs. Bertha Lyon and SONS are stopping
at her parents short time.
Albro HUNT was home from Westheld
last week, on a short visit.
Ruby CalkIns accompanied her grand
mother to Lawrence, Mass.
Norris Crow has bought farm IN
Bloomington and moved there.
E. E. Pierce was IN W. Charleston to at
tend the funeral of Chas. Temple.
John Spencer and wife of Newport are
visiting mis- p,rents, Mr.. and MRS. Geo
Spencer.
Mabelle and Lillian Webster OF T1iton
N. a. are visiting their mother, Mrs. Jen
ME Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Goss of e. Burke ant
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Coe of W. Burke Wer
here for a short vacation, recently.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-30

Peter Benware is recovering from an at
tack OF appendicitis.
Chas. Fletcher and wife are visiting their
nephews, the Gilman boys.
Nelson Seymour and family have gone
to Boston, Mass, on visit.
Mrs. Patience Leach is here staying with
her brother, l.. s. Woodwork.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. II. Cone and Mrs. Cone
of Derby were in town last Tuesday.
Ernest Gilpin Is In Montpelier visiting
his brother Wallace, at the NJ. E. Seminary.
The MONITOR correspondent from this
town has completed twelve years ofservice
IN that capacity.
Miss Ida Durivage and Miss Iva john
son attended the Commencement OF the n.
Troy High school, last week.
The Cong'I Ladies' Aid society will n eet
| with Mrs. w lizard Farman Thursday pm ,
June End. Gentlemen invited to tea.
Oscar Traver has taken the Henry Sum-
ner farm in Troy of Mr.. Hadlock. e..
| Traver has rented the house vacated by
| Oscar Traver.
Mrs. Mary Warner of the West Hill has
been engaged to care for l.. Z. Annis. MI.
Aunis has been moved from Mrs. Mary
Hoyt's to Mrs. Warmers.
DR.. Hamilton, specialist from Montreal
came few days ago and counseIied WITT
DR. GRAY in the case of Mrs. l.. >. Wood
| worth, who was very Ill with heart trouble
She Is now better.
Elmer H. Warner and Miss Rosa I'll Der
grao uated from by Academy at the re-
cent Commencement. Miss gilbert is nov
teaching In the Wakeman school house OF
the River road in Troy.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
WEST BURKE.

VIM. silsby of Newbury was in town last
week.
Miss Edith Smith has gone to Westfeld
L for few weeks.
Margurite. the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie SiIsby, died quite suddenly
| last Tuesday morning. During her one
short year of life abe was never Wen, anu
| so. knowing that it was best for her, ana
for those who loved her, the great Gar
dener transplanted his frail little blossom
| to the beautiful gardens above, where frost
never blights, bleak winds never dow.
Fhe funeral took place at Mr.. Sllsoy's resi-
dence Thursday afternoon, ReV. y. "
Gorse of Danville officiating. Three ap-
,oronriote selections were sung by Mrs
Ronndv and Mrs. Watson. The little one
looked very sweet and peaceful resting IN
the dainty white casket, SURROUNDED py
4 MANY beautiful flowers as pure and falr as
/ the infant soul just set free from lts ear tnly
4 habItation. The sorrowing parents and
4 other relatives have the heartfelt sompathy
i of the whole community in their great
grief.
The angel of death visited this village
very mex pectedly Satu- day. May Il, tax
, ing from our midst Bonnie, the eloest sol
of Mrs. Mary Bailey. He had been WorL
ing for L. W. Green OF sutton 5H ~ tor Seee1s
| sistance to his widowed mother. Inurs
day. NAV 10, he was feeling quite we'll ant
e went fishing. Late in the afternoon
p seemed not to feel quite right and did no
= eat any supper. He slept well through tn
night, but awoke very Ill. he was oake
: home and DR.. E. E. Dickerman was calico
Dr.. Dickerman recognized the difficult
: of once and asked for counsel. Dr. A. I
!. Mcdowell of Lyndonv1lle was summone
at once and both physicians pIonounce
the case to be acute Bright's disease an
could give the snzious mother NO at hon
seven O'Clock. The funeral took place
Mrs Mrs. Bailey's home Monday afternoon
one O'Clock, Rev. W. II. Whidden, paste
lie of tie M. e. church, officiating. sever
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appropriate selections were rendered by
mixed quartette, consisting of Miss Fair
brother, Mrs. Pratt, Messrs. Orcutt and
Hickie. Many beautiful flowers told of
the love and friendship felt by q large circle
of acquaintance for the young pilgrim,
who so early reached the end of life's jour-
ney. The deceased leaves a mother and
two younger brothers besides other rela-
tives and friends to mourn his loss. He
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|1sness after being struck. Mr.
was a graduate at Derby Academy
II and was a great favorite with
} and young about town. A large
from hare attended the funeral at
ptist church, West Charleston,
lday afternoon. A male quartette,
ng OF his own mates and friends
re. furnished music. Much sym
felt for the bsresved family and
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was laid to rest IN the Hillside cemetery.
The sorrowing family hrve the deepest
sympathy OF q large circle of friends.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
The drama, tsThe White Mountain Boy
given by home talent, in the q. A. H. nall
last Friday evening was a decided success.
The hall was well filed in spite of the I'M
CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAGE.
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GREENSBORO.

d. McCraig of Sydney, Nova Scotia was
in town last week to visit his sister Mrs.
B. {. Cook.
Rev. and Mrs. r. J. Barton have been
a-.ertaining his father and mother from
Johnson during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sharp of Lake Ben
ton Mimi, are visiting relatives in town
after an absence OF thirty years.
The annual convention of the Orleans
county w. c. T. T., was held here last
week. Two very interesting features OF
the meeting we're the address given by
Miss Alice Moore of Maine and the medal
contest speaking.
We are in receipt of a news item from
this town which we do not use because the
writer failed to sign his or her name. We
will again state that we do not use articles
~ sny kind unless we know the name OF
the ritter. ED.
1t has been voted by the Congregational
society to accept Hon. 81. 8. Tolman's gill
OF $500 toward building a chapel. There
has already been raised by subscription
400. and the ladies have pledged $500. Il
is thought that sufficient funds for TIT
remainder can be raise d during the sum
mer. J. W. Campbell, G. B. Cook and A
E. Perrin have been appointed building
| committee.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-30
WEST DERBY.

Ter Cousens is In town.
evils Magoon is in town.
e Mcclellan is quite sick.
&c Adams was in Island Pond last
Ie Gray is confined to the house with
bumps.
Ira Mooney visited at H. L. Cousen's
tidsy.
and Mrs. Mcdowell visited at w. o.
recently.
Isaac Rollins visited relatives in
wick last week.
Thomas Donaghy has returned
Bolton Glen, Que.
Mayo and Mrs. Prize OF Montpelier
sitting at Frank Hills.
and Mrs. Isaac Rollins attended the
kal OF Mrs. Mitchell at Glover last FIJI
George White has returned from
ate. where she has been visiting rels'
! Curtis Bean has moved from New
lpshire on to the Glines place on TIT
road.
e Alpha club gave an ice-cream ant
|wberry social at the F. b. church las
hnesday evening.
der Mcclure has traded his farm Il
entry with Elmer Webster for hi
Sc here In the village.
he Young Peoples Persevering Gu
with Mrs. A. J. White last Saturday
reshments were served.
lr Rupert Martin and Mrs. Matte Bow
were united in marriage by Rev. nc
, Blake last Wednesday evening.
larence Carson, who escaped from II
,rm school at Vergennes a few weei
}, was re-captured in the Prouty q MI
lumber yard last Sunday night.
henry Wooley, an aged resident OF o.
yn. died Sunday the 22nd, after a lor
ness. at mis- old farm home occupied
son George. Mr.. Wooley leaves 10
,s. The burial was in the cemetery ne
- - Uo1naudau
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WESTFELD.

Park Wing is building horse barn.
Harry Gilbert is clerking for Murray
Dodge.
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HOLLAND.

HOLLAND.
Mrs. Mason is quite sick.
s.R. Fletcher was in Derby on business
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. G. Moulton visited at
Abbott MorrelIs at Stanstead last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Scribner of Morgan
were in town on business last Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Densie Hall, who spent the winl er
in Charleston with her sister, Mrs. Ewens,
has returned to her summer residence here.
Leonard Hartley has purchased Wesley
Lanes house and taken possession. Mr.
Lane moved into the tenement vacated by
Mr.. Hartley.
Word has been received that Ephrain
! Trucotte, who went to Boston seVera
weeks ago and was operated on for appen
dIcitis, las recently undergone another op
Grafton and his condition is serious.
' Last Tuesday while Howard Lackey wa
driving mule out of the field, the mul
kicked Mr.. Lackey, hitting him under To
chin. making bad wound. DR.. Gatchel
9 was called and took three stitches in tn
" wound.
RASBURG.
y new flag pole was raised on the com
~ mon last Friday.
Miss Annie Fisher is entertaining
/ friend from Stanstead, P. Q.
u Miss Myra Taplin of Burlington has bee
spending few days in town.
20 The Taplin & Rowell, farm has, be-
rented to party from Lowell.
The VIC. T. u. will meet with Mrs. j.
&c Knapp Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.
~ CD. Bailey is building new barn.
r II. Cotton has charge of the work.
n. About 400 pounds of butter was made
Mt the Cham perlain creamery last Monday
H.B. Cushman and daughter OF Ne
tn mort were in town recently on ish1
or trip.
d. Mrs, Clara Davis, who has been SICK
I'D long time, is thought to be improving
TX little.
Mrs. Charles Sylvester went to Troy Il
he Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
err grandmother, Mrs. Elktns.
ses The ba'rgame Saturday, May 2S, betWe
of the Irasburg and Barton Ldg. team, resu
ave ed Is to 7 in favor of Irasburg.
,ou Henry Goss has thoroughly repaired
Ind house on the Harlow farm, which
ew recently purchased, and has tai
red possession.
so r. r. Pike and Rollin Baldwin have
tered into partnership in the meat OF
en- ness. They run team twice week
&C. Trssburg now has home meat market.
ton The pre. Memorial exercises given by
Dom pupils of the village schools last Fri
vim were fine. Quite large company OF gu
of were present, including some OF the
the soldiers.
apce JAY.
pace Charles Stone has taken the Ford
van for one year.
ut it Mrs. e. 8. Chamberliu Is very
ne Of Mrs. Robinson is caring for her.
lents I. M, Coburn has three children
! and with the grip, one being very i'll.
Prop There was town meeting May 2bi
elect men to the offices made vacant b,
death of Judge Chamberlin. a. A.
* comber was elected town clerk, Il. 4.
over lett treasurer, ]. E. Chase lister.
Lightning struck Leroy Gallup's b
Il OF ings last Thursday, burning them e
ground. The hogs and hens were ou
but most of the goods in the lower p'
alton. the house were saved. There was a
me In insurance.
LOWELL.
If the Milo Hines was In bartoh L.os.
Mr.. Seymour has moved to Westfiel
aiming Charles Generous is home for the
mer.
,ngine Elmer Cello of Troy has moved on
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-30
scholars. thereby

selections for their scholars, thereby
instllling patriotism.
Last Wednesday evening seventy OF the
neighbors and friends assembled at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Stevens and
cave them a surprise. The evening was
very pleasantly spent. Mr.. White gave
several selections on his zonophone. Ice
cream and cake were served. Several fine
,,,asents were presented to the bride, aside
from a sum OF money, to express the good
will OF their many friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
ragged TO DEATH
! BY FELLOW STUDENTS
Forced to Eat Red Herring i'll
Music Hall and Swallow
Bottle Of Gin.
ROTTERDAM, Nov. S.

I = ~ g. 3
a student who was dragged" In a music
hall al Delft last night has died In conse-
uuence. and several persons were seriously
Injured in riot that was caused.
Nearly 200 students belonging to the
medical and legal faculties Of the uniyer-
ssity. twho seated themselves IN the pit
stalls, had among them newly admitted
student, and soon. "a fter the performance
opened they beganst to rag" him.
Amid loud shoutss Of laughter they made
him eat two raw herring, and then
poured a bottle~o gin down his throat.
protests from tho rest OF the audience
ended in free fight during which the
draperies OF the proscenium were set on
fire. 3s
Notwithstanding the outbreak. the COM
batants continued to fight furiously.
Glasscs and bottles were flung about and
chairs were smashed, the broken pieces
Of Mood being used as clubs.
A strong force Of police was then called,
As they entered the building they were
received with derisiye cheers by the stu
dents. who challenged them to come on.
The police thereupon drew their swords
and made charge. At this there was a
stampede, and the hall was soon cleared
54 twas found that large numb Der OF
snect ators had been injured. Eight OF
them were so seriously hurt that they
had 10 be carried to hospital and one.
the student who had been "a gseu',
shortly afterward dleo.
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DOCTOR EXPLAINS
HIS CANCER CURE
He Produces Many Patients Ap-
parently ed5ofthe Ter
rible Disease.

PARIS, Nov. 5.
A meeting OF French doctors took place
to-day In DR.. Doyen's laboratory for the
purpose of hearing from him an account
OF his treatment Of cancer and of Wit
Messing his methods. Among those pres
ent were NM. Metchnikon, Bourel and
Marcus Of the Pasteur Institute. and
the German Professor Czerny. and dis
tinguished medical men from various
parts OF the world. 3ff 5t5 Il
a patient was operated upon by Dr.;
Doyon, who gave raTiI expla nations Of
the various details, aid Nfterward q pro-
cesslon Of subjects cured OF cancer by Dr.
Doyen filed before the do ,tors for exami-i
nation Numerous questions were asked
and minute examination was made by
Or. NIetchnisoff, who made notes in-.@
cessantly Those cured of cal cer sln-5
hesitatingly proclaimed their debt to-
DR.. Doyrn, who said that he had
never claimed to have discovered an I'M
mediate remedy for cancer, but that 4 he
had found a nicrobe of cancer. by means
of which he obtained Serum with which
he vaccinated his patients
DR.. N1etchnikofr, ~ no we as ~ ntervie weds
later stated tina t he would TAX part In
the Inquiry Committee propose by cons
gress on the iDoyens serum t Is not so
much surgery s bacterlology, he said.
ct Is my duty to consecrate all my
knowledge to the communications made
to medical science by DR.. 2Doyen.' 4 "
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SOME DISTINGUISHED CHIEFTAINS
or THE HISTORIC. SCOTTISH CLANS
iucive din SomeC MoeT

badge; and the NfackeEzies share with the
Maclcans sprig of holly, while the SIN
Glars have the typical Scottish gorse. It
will be noticed there are few flower
badges; however, the Fergusons have the
foxglove, and the Aiacintyres white
heather; the Rose clan, OF whom the
cheftain has the curious second title OF
Baron of Eilravock, wear sprig Of wild
rosemary. while the Irquharts have as
badge gillynowcr. The Stuart tartan,
which is, OF course, worn by members
OF the royal family. is always eeen In cons
Junction with the thistle.
OF late years an attempt has been made
to revive the famous ''war-cries'' or rail-
lying words Of the clans. These in many
cases recalled some native mountain or
lake connected With the history or home
OF those who used the word with which
to rush into bal tie. 5 81
These battle cries are, of course, all
Gaelic; but, ouriousIy enough, tartan,
which naturally plays 50 great part in,
the history Of tho distinctive Scottish
Highland dress. is not a-Gaelic word, and
1t may date only from the day when was
drawn up the awful form OF oath which,
after the rising of As, had to be taken
by any Highlander anxious to benefit BY
the Act of Indemnity; and in which each
man had to swear ito never use tartan,
plaid or any part OF the Highland garb.,.j
tbs an interesting fact that many clans
have the right TO wear four orefive differ
cnt tartans, OF which one, known as
s'the chiefs tartan. !" may be worn only
by the head of the. family and by his heir
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
USED MAGIC WAND"
TO DRIVE OUT SPIRIT
Russian Doctor Causes Injury85t Is
Noble Patient BY Merci-
less Beating,

RIGA. Russia. NOV. 4,
A sensation has been caused at Wilma
by the arrest Of well-known but &C.
centric doctor named sRodkieyitch, who Is
charged with causing grievous bodily
harm to a young girl of noble birth,
8g DIR. Rod kievitch had an enormous prac-
tice and acquired large fortune by his
novel methods Of treatment He used no
drugs, but claimed to cure all complaints
by lamentations. Lunacy he treated by
making the patient drink water In which
papers inscribed with magic words had
been dropped.
Faith In the doctors strange methods
was so strong that q wealthy landed pros
prietor OF Minsls, named slrdetsky, sent
his daughter for treatment. Roddeytch
half suitocated tho girl by filling her room
with the fumes Of burning holy paper"
aud then beat her mercilessly with a
.'maglc wand. to drive on the evil spirit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
RUSSIANS DRIVEN
iT0 DRINK by WAR
Private
Private Enterprise Provides
Hotels for Persons Found In
4 toxicated on, Streets.
1S1EFF, Russia, Nov. s.

: 4
Drunkenness has been increasing at m
alarming rate. especially In the provin-
cial capitals, since the war broke out.
II On Sundays and holidays the police
stations are SO full OF persons found In
the streets helpless from drink that sepa-
rate quarters have had to be hired.
In saratoff, according to the local Lis
.tok, an enormous building has been
opened for giving a nights shelter to
persons who are too drunk to find their
way home or give their addresses to the
police.
At this place hotel, OF this kind has
been opened by private enterprise. A
tradesman named Levedeff employs men
10 go about the streets on holidays and
drive to his house all respectable people
who are found Intoxicated. 55sf
The tipplers are given on1fortable beds
for the night and sent home next morn
ing, all for a charge OF four rllbles,
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wears the traditional Highland Igarb and

wears the traditional Highland garb and
| Stuart tartan. II
Although. of course. the various clans
differ greatly In membership. there are
actually between seventy and eighty dis
Itinguished Scottish families who have a
right to n distinctive plaid, and, indeed,
to the wearing of more than one tartan,
and of those headed by the great dukes
perhaps the most remarkable hall as
chieftain the Duke Of Argyll, who ss head
OF the Campbell clan.
Then comes. the Duke Of Montrose. the
chief OF the Grahams, and one offWhQse
Immediate predecessors actively con-
,2cerncd himsclf In bringing about the re-
peal OF the net which bade fair to ex-
tlnguish the kilt; the Duke Of Atholl.
who has done everything in his power
to keep up the great traditions attach
ling to Clan Murray, aid whose eldest
son, Lord Tull!bardine. may be said to be
the great authority on the modern light
ing Highlander and. lastly, thcY Duke OF
Sutherland who heads perhaps the old
est OF the Scottish clans, for It claims
to he descended from the remnants OF the
Celtic population who Inhabited the North
OF Scotland before the Scandinavian inva-,
sion. e, a#ts
An Interesting point concerning the
clans are their distinctive badges. The
iCumpbells wear the wild myrtle; the
Drummonds who boast of having the old
est badge. sport the wild thyme; the
Frasers wear stuck In their bonnet
piece OF ycw: while the A!acphersons, the
Mackintnshes, the Macdufs, the Far
quharsons and all those attached to the
curiously named parent clan known as the
Clan chattan have a piece OF box as their
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Special Correspondence
8ii EDINBURGH. Oct. q.

Z
8ii EDINBURGH. Oct. q.
rr He twentieth century is poor In
medieval survivals. but from the
romantic and historic point OF
view. the most remarkable Is undoubtedly
that OF tho great Highland clans The
ruthless cruelty with which was stamped
Z cut tho great Jacobite Rebellion OF 10
went far to extinguish the Scottish sys-
ten Of fendal clansh!p, for at one moment
4 1t was actually felony for Highlander
to wear his beautiful and becoming and.
It may be added sensible and suitable
Istiye dress. Thanks, hoWeve r. to the
constant efrorts mnao by these Highland
chieftains, the act passed In 1747 was
finally repealed. and in 1852 the High
lander was once more free 10 wear the
Kilt. At once all those Scots interested in
tho Highlands banded themselves to-,
Ecther In order TO encourage the wearing
OF the national costume. and the splendid
courage shown by the Highland kiitcd
regiments In the Napoleonic wars gave
pause IL even the fiercest opponents OF the
stuarts and cndcarcd the HighiandcrsEt to
tho reisnidg dynasty.
! Tho late Queens passionate interest III:
ell that concerned the romance OF Scot
land and OF the Highland fealty to their
chiefs was one of the most striking traits
In her character. Even when In the south
her body servants were from Deesidc,
ard habitually wore their native dress;
and the King. when In Scotland. always
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JOK,ERS MUST PENSION !. \ !. N.
SUICIDES WIDOW n ID ! D "
False Stories Told Man Man Abou'
His Wife: t> Drives Him to
Self-Dcstruction.

VIENNA. Nov. 5. e
The Austrian Court OF Appeal vest est erd day
laid ii down that a widow is entitled to
4 IMAGES from persons who are morally
responsible for her husbands suicide sue ~
The defendants in the case ' were two
m an who had persuaded friend that rat. his us
wife was not faithful. This they told the the
Court they did $ a joke. but the man man
tookSit SO seriously to heart tina he Went
home and hanged himself, leaving letter
giving the reason OF his suicide.
In the first instance the widow lost her
case, but OH appeal the Court ordered the
two men to pay her monthly pension as
long as she lived, on the ground that they
had caused the suicide OF her husband by
psychic Influences which had unhinged his
mind. fa55s ~ E l8e