The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1907, Page 4

“SUS THIER STOLE LOVE OF “Wife of Dr. Sturmdorf Names “Mysterious 7 “Miss R.”. in Suit. "ALIMONY 1S ALLOWED:1" -¥ Mrs. Sturmdorf Declares She|: += Helped Physician-in-His _ Early Struggle, abd $1100. counsel free to Hegina Sturm. @orf.tn, ber sult, brought by Louls J. 4-Norheus againat her Yiusvand. Dr. Ar old Sturmdort. q 4 fhe told the story of a wife. who > #ipved gnd saved during the early days her young, ambitious husband’ struggle for an ueation and a high =ptaos-tn-tiis chosexprofeesian of medi. @ine, Bho sid she suw herself dis- Placed by another womai after hla ¢ goal was’ reached. g ’ ‘The doctor's * alleged affinity ana ‘rocker of this’ wife's love is apared py the injured wife, Who ‘asks only for a Gecree of separation, becau! hot watt t5-giye the -dovtar- for marrying her ‘rival names ker only as “Misa RK." She 1s a b 4n-a-public_school_and of good family. 5 “Arnold Bturmdorr was-a cleric-at 41.60 ) & ¥eaY When Regina~ became tis mite -five years ago. But.he was am- _to become a great physician, bia" bride encouraged him. He “I took three boarders Te one of them ST gave piano lessons evenings. I al: @id at home, and got a piace-in a . @bureh choir at $150 & year. Acted as a Nurse, ‘He graduated in 1896 and striggled bard fora few years bullding up a pructize bit by bit. : ME-cid-ait—eoulh-toaesist andor. courage him,’ says the “L as- Sisted in small surgical operations and (was. introduced by him as a nurse. | % ‘After years of struggle thelr cireum- |} had #9 i wife (STOCKS DOWN IN. THREE YEARS MORE HER HUSBAND ime ae SO a 5 SSeS WORLD, PERSIAN PRINCE: GOES BACK Says American Girls Are derftt—but--He Time to Marry. TH A UGHT MARKET 10 BUILD BPIOGE | Drive in’ Afternoon’ Report Shows It Will Take atid |) Long: Time to Complete i Manhattan Structure. oHtred tie List Prince Mahomet Kahn, forthe tate Bhat \| pope or high price {tang In’the Kahnate of for London to-day on the Mner Teutonte. He haa been the United Btates spending the greater in New York and Chie pose. of his vinit, be #ajd. (deaa On socal and ecopomin +t Aga 10 a report made {6 of Btatiattca to Comptroller Metz. The-etadieiane say that the total twill be nearty -22.060,00 leas than | Ai estimate, and that Ghaigee the pians of approaches ai both ends tT) will snake tt mush more eMctent. The. total to date has been panies ope - wi seste | phe Prince had hk modest nulte of more, making o total coe, oignt staterooms on tha Teutonic and bridge was authorised by! and jtwo valets “18 a report was fled and approved! pies several floors at Cjarisge’s: fixing, the rorf at ‘about’ $15,900,000." "| y visit to Amerte Tv land for te abproaones is yet t an been replete wi tgt the coat he Americahs I met at the etreets and High. | viled thelr own cou ad not pguinsc Che cost American {nati . z eae pT. cublo yards of concrete yet) were more ry spiking <i e ) "But the tde =m Ty vt can be begun. The | o¢ Felacussive road have been ¥ use up _ $3,000,000 | pletely revolutionized. 1 st country in the all’ that they: qenerous and America tx crrtain d other metals in| the 1% Ms ‘The. total_length ofthe | Cans Are ridge will be 9,300 feet, at a! gemde of} cultured. two and eighth-tenthe feet to the hun: |{n her women. 1% jared feet. Bridge ts thr hundred ‘feet have met. (They are beautiful t ‘ jot an amazingly high ord | an Americ He maid that ation, market [not Ume te-tvy thousht-to-f [to-day were fairly w a higher. ve and. price: March showed th prices were tO ¥3t February © clpsing prices were: February Aoi Sh. Manel 35 to 9.36; Apeil, {fl to 9%. Stay, They town} é octor bought a 0, 208° Eat Si econ Mtreet, ating tie tithe-in—Regi Dr, Arnold Strumdorf soon. decided to wo whut he bettered was 2~tiner Relghborhood, He wold the Hast Sixty- pecond srect house and bought a fine home at No. ot Wost “Seventy-Tourth street. also In his wife's name, ,oUp tw this ume the <4 Stromdor{ had lived ho Po, Bor about two and seame ti patient, and th Tad Read umidorfa of i her calls far too et to the te. to. to rab a PAT Ne Ty r Uhm. Frequent quarrels ¢ Baya who took an overdose ‘Ome, Ut asserts that-te left “the ‘house and another physician came and pumped the -polson out of he stomach. * She saye he actrivet tert He ree re tha to do hin duty an ow Parse Wu Wt) BELy Take Your Pick i Roomy Rooms! Homelike Houses ! Furnished Flats ! Lofty Lofts! 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Early Spring Models for Southern Wear: Tailor Coat Suits, of White, Blus-and Black Serge, fancy and other“Smart materials... . 2... 25.00, 29.75, 35.00 Lingerie PHneeewie = Seas b5:00=25:00. — The Remainder of the Fur Lined Outergarments, Tailored Suits and Furs, Sold Regardless of Cost. $40.00 Broadcloth Sults, Fina) Closing Sale. 3 & $55.00 Broadcloth Sults, « 9 4 « 0.00 29.75 vee. 30.00 $60.00 Fur Lined Outergarments, Final Closing Sale $20.00 Tourist Coats, “ a0 “$30.00 Tourist Coats, eet “ $25,00-Chiifon Broadcloth Walking Skirts Plaited Model—Exceptional Values, .| |, SE Fu rs and Fur Coats. an Lamb Coats - - ~ $150.00 Persian Paw Coats - - - $75.00 Persian Paw Coats” - - - - $18,00 Persian Paw Sets — - - $200.00 Per: Hasn't was to that would ald him jn ruling over his waa attended by only tren secretaries tr g ‘When in London he }the Board af Public Improvements 15) peually hae a retinue of fifty, and occa: sald the Kahn, urprises. doactuaily re~ #1 9 petore! “the |try than were other Burgpeans 1 met remain to be dullt before! work on “the | try her spurapesne tf T have been Very thuch ressed by the American women I astes are elegant and their intel) stant oo Poe: tf have an astonistiing | tanding of eco: questions . — $).COTTON SHORTS BU | artairs ot atfonal Tinportance 4e-5 pelt Te to find he Saat AT HIGHER-PRICES.) 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