Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-09

poison story.
IL bought 20 books to %enlighten their lit
lie minds" said DIR. Morrow. These books
he said were not taken to the house as
he mother refused to let the boys have
hem.
NOT ABLE TO PAY ALIMONY.
DR.. Morrow said he was not able to pay
of $l2 per week which the court
lie said the amount had been
paid every week up to the present time
but hat he was behind this week. The
reason the mony had not been paid this
week, he said. was because he did not
have Sl2. lie received a little more than
that Yesterday he said. He said that
in order to live he had to sell his re-
frigcrator and some other articles to
get money. lie said his business had
been ruined by his wife and newspaper
notoriotv. Or. Morrow asserted that
he silent in his office and that he did
his own cooking. He was formerly at
the Hotel Burlington but because of
his reduced income had to leave there.
INSURED FOR $4,000.
The doctor mentioned the fact that
he had an insurance premium to pay
now. In this connection he said he
carried insurance to the mount of
$4,000 for the benefit of his two boys,
$4,000 being for Dcwart and $4,000 for
Harold. Everything he owns he said
was tied up as a bond in an alleged
malpractice suit brought against him.
In speaking of this he said:
Everything is tied up by an %injunc-
ton except tho air I BREATHE
LIVES FOR THE BOYS.
When the cross-cxamination was be-
gun Attorney Taft spoke about tho
snivoling INDUCED in by DR.. Morrow.
Tho doctor said he did not SWIVEL. Tho
feeling came from his heart. He said
to the attorney that he might see the
day when he would feel like that. In
response to a question DR.. Morrow said
he did at n former divorce hearing, OK
press the opinion that Harold was not
his son. That opinion has since chang
cd, he said.
MY whole life is for our little darl-
ing" he said.
GAVE BOYS CIGARS.
~. NitiIPN NdS dSktu II ne gave MS
small sons cigars and he replied that
he cid. He also gave them strong
pipes. lie did this he said in order to
teach them not to smoke. 1t took a
year ana Il half to teach one boy not
to smoke while the other became sick
of tho habit in two weeks. DR.. NIer-
row denied that he gave the boys NOR
phino or other drugs.
DUPLICITY CHARGED.
While the examination was in pro-
gross DR.. Morrow accused Attorney
Taft of making dates with Mrs. Mer-
row. He said he had seen Mrs. Morrow.
go into Mr.. Taft's Office. lie also said
he had been told that Mrs. Morrow met
tho attorney when he was in partner-
ship with r. l.. Brown. Mr.. Taft in
sisted upon knowing who told him that
ana after much squirming he aid that
'kufe' Brown told him. Later in the
day he said he did not wish the court
|" understand that he meant that Mr..
Brown had minated hat Mr.. Taft
ana Mrs. Morrow met for purposes
other than to talk over lc-al matters.
MISS R1CHARDS'S SALARY.
The name of Miss Grace Richards. who
S correspondent in the divorce suit
brought by Mrs. Morrow, was mentioned
land Or. Morrow was ,sl,aa hau.
jpav her a s,larv If bis iraam
Ismall as he claims W. saa a. ~
nay or a roc,I,r so,o,,. II.
maid her S15 per wool, Nav, 10 1 S
IS} to 81 pcr week Sor,o wools eha 49,
mot receive auvtbin~
~" MhkRoW INCOME.
inquiry was made about the extent OF
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drYvn ,.o,o ,a, l,o,ah ia
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row toot .ro,, c,,,, tt. NJ
than -, M Non,a. . WV ""i"."
looted 20 +ho M ,"' a.. '''
saying he was in n iail not in a pr,son
Mi''' hf-ltftoN . TESTIMONY.
Mrs. Morrow was on tho stand d,,,i,, =
the afternoon. Her tosti,nonv cor,t.,o