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SAYS PRIEST WEDDED HER.Girl Who Fled with Newark Curate,; Writes That They Are Married.Following' the arrest of Bridget King in Newark, N. J., on the charge of aidingin the alleged abduction of Juliette Testi of that city, who disappeared with the • Rev. Nicholas Siana, curate of St. Roeco s Roman Catholic Church, last week, a letter was received from the girl yesterday which stated that she and Siani had been married in this city, and that neither he nor the King girl had tried to abdum her. She left of her own free will, sheSajlt;j If I went with my sweetheart, Nicholas Siani, now my husband,” the letter states, “ I did so because my love apd his love did not permit of any °^“er course. Now -he is mine and I am nis, and nobody can take him from me; nothing on earth can part us but death, when God sends it. It was not my sweetheart that abducted me, but it was I that tola him to go away with me, therefore it is : no use talking and looking for us. I am afraid of nobody, not even the greatest in the world, while we are together.The letter denies also that Siani is mentally unbalanced, either from smoking cigarettes or because he lost relativesin the Italian disaster.The King girl was arraigned in Newark yesterday morning, and was released on $‘J,500 bail to await the action of the Essex County Grand Jury on the charge of aiding and abetting the abduction ofthe girl.
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New York Times
New York, New York, US
Thu, Jan 07, 1909
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