The evening world., 1905-12-29
iaud Rollins in Highly
Nervous State in ObServa-
ton Ward Hospital,
JADE SCENE IN COURT.
EAEdward Hildreth, Who Caused
Her Arrest, Says She Has
Pursued Him,

n the observation ward Of the Kings
,unty Hospital Miss Maud Rollins, a
enographer, is to-day declaring that
ison bars alone can keep her from
r. Edward Raymond Hildre,h, of
'ooklyn. The doctor is not uuch i'm
essed by the prison bars feature. Inc
RI, who refused 10 accept her liberty
condition that she leave Hildreth
one, declares that she is married to
m. He to-day denied that he was
lytning but her physician,
This is the pathetic sequel to a dra-
attic scene yesterday in Magistrate
eerss Fatbush Police Court when
girl stretched her arms beseecnlngly
the doctor, crying;
"You must keep your promise and
larry me. You know that | love you
I'd cannot live without you"
"R1e young woman's arrest and de.
.ntion Is the result Of a years annoy.
noes which l could no longer endure, D
the statement made 10 an Evening
ord reporter to-day BY Dr.. Hlldreth,
no is a fairly gool-looking man Of
scnty.eighi, possessed OF the usual
lung NJ DIS brown Vandyke beard
he doctor was In his office at No. gSl
srson street, where he says he has
zen besiegel for over a year.
Met Her Two Years Ago.
81 met Miss Rollins two years ago
lille ! was with tae Brooklyn Hospital.
he was a private patient. suffering
'ith rheumatism OF the wrist, probably
,ntracted in her work as stenographer.
ur relations were purely as physician
nd patient. When she left the hos
tai at the end OF six weeks she in.
ted me to call at her home, and |
ter did 50, purely in the capacity OF
physician who wished 10 learn how
former patient was getting along.
hat was my Only call on her.
Following that from time 70 time
e M fas was leaving the hospital.
I fl 81 | thought that the meetings
fere accidental, but | later realized that
he was waiting for me | opened TN,
hfcs after leaving the hospital, and
ne came here on the prctcXt OF w1nt-
* treatment. | charged aer for every
sit, Later she called socially, and
iter enduring 1t some time told
or as gently as possible that she
aust cease calling.
In spite Of this she continued 20
al. Being employed, she called eve.
'ngs and sundays, She said she was
! orphan with no relatives here. Ths
hcaTe a nuisance. a1l thee months
% ! pctemp;Orlly ordered her to stop
llling,
Says She Proposed TO Him,
Then she cdne OUT fatty and begged
re to marry her. OF course refused,
ne tried 10 call again D. ayts not
Omitted. So she stood ON tie door
.ep and rang the bell, After that she
'lpwed me whenevec | went ct. ami
was obliged TO jump cars 10 dodge
Nr. / told her II she didn't stop |
ould be fore Vi TO have her arrested.
his had no effect on her, and / then
I'd her before Magistrate Steers In
latblsh, whore she made the scene.
81 believe that she is mcotally aber.
AN'u VII AulN oubltNl. Inc MiAlS RATE
led TO make her promise 10 behave
Id gave her the alternative Of doing
or going To the W yside Home.
acre Ks absolutely nothing wrong In
IT relations"
1t was following the doctors tcsti.
my as complainant that the girl
eyed tearfully to be married. She
ia that several weeks ago she signed
paper In the presence Of two men
rose names she could not recall, and
1t she understood Ii constituted a
trriage vita Hildreth. The physiriln
"a there was little or no truth in
nat she told, and that the paper was
promise to not annoy him further,
: produced The paper, No marriage
FORD is fled with the Bureau Of vital
l~tistics. The girl was then COM
tied for examination to the Ki.gs
unity Hospital, wnere she Is under
~serVatlOn,
Dr. Mosley 1T the hospital to-day said
At Miss Rollins was In q .highlv ner-
us state and was not to b. seen. At
@ bOQrdlng-hOuse OF Mrs. Jensen. No.
Carlton avenue, where the cir lived,
was declared that she was a quiet.
nsIble girl with no signs Of alteration.
At the Plasmon Company, Of America.
.. ZIG Broad street, where Miss Rollins
rs formerly employed as a stenog-
pher, she was highly spoken OF as a
let, well-dre ssed Young woman,
rose only hobby seemed TO be photog-
ply.
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