The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1911, Page 3

PARSON'S WIFE MISSING TEACHER WOULDN'T GIVE | MAY BE SUICIDE IN HIM TO AFFINITY, DELAWARE RIVER Instead She Has Rev: Frank H.| Police Will Drag for Body of Marsland Locked in North Woman Instructor in St. f Bergen Jail. St. Mary’s Hall. MAY GET FIVE YEARS.,| THREE DAYS ABSEN “Holy Alliance” With Miss| Marianna Sutterly Went for Elsie Iver Began When Walk and Has Not Been Spouse Lost Sympathy, Heard From Since, | | The Rev. Frank Henry Marsland, a (Special to The F Methodist parson who has preached in BURLINGTON, J, March 6.— many pulpitg, secretary of the North, With the myste surrounding the Bergen Y. M. C. A. and late ant| strange disappearance of Miss Mari- fuperintendent of the Little Wanderers’ | anna Sutterly, an instreutor at St, Ma- me in Bo&ton, has been compelied | ty's Hall, hourly growing deeper, the to cancel several lecture engagements | authorities decided to-day to drag the nd several calls to pulpits, as he is | Delaware River bottom in front of the a cell in the North | city in the waa that she has com- |. cbarged by his wife, mitted suicide. joxsey Marsiand, with openly liv. | Sh Mary's Hall, tho old ari fashion- the pa beget i e058 | stands dn the river bank and i ba Nitle ype ee or tt rcourens | a few steps from the dotmitoribs which Mareland admits these compiteations, | Miss Sutterly left at 9 o'clock Thurs- nd 0 does Miss Hisle Iver, the ,wenty-| 14¥ evening to the river's edge. Id young woman with ‘vyhom he! Grappling for the body was to havi 1s been iving*for a year at No. 981 Hit | begun early to-day, but a anow storm sireet, North Bergen, ‘The clergyman |!nterrupted the rivermen unger cont declares that theirs is a holy alliance, |™and of Daniel Van Sciver. A half-| wod that dt Is entirely due to the angry | Mile of river front will bo marked off| passions of his wife that a divorce has| nd grappled. Edward Sutterly of Tren- | not been had and his erotic affairs tom brother, is personally directing straightened out according to moral and the river search. statutory laws, City Officials Doubt Suicid May Get Five Year: There are city officials, hogvever, who The clergyman is an ascetic-looking refuse to believe that Miss Sutter! man of it thirty-five, thin, of me-| committed sui One of} these «is dium height and posse: of large, Magistrate Charles P, Smith, He said bright eyes. He $ glasses and a to-day full, drooping mustache. He was ar- “If Miss Sutterly intended to end her r lupon a ant sworn out by his life, why did she gress with care when w and will be arraigned before Re-| she left the school, apparently for a | corder Medina in North Bergen to-mor-| walk, Thursday night? As far as we row evening. The warrant charges him| can learn th p WAR Je in her actions with a crime punishable by five years’ | to indicate that she even contemplated prisonment under the New Jersey | committing suicide. laws. It said at the school that Miss | en in his cell to-day Mr. Marsland utterly, who had been ill of a nervous with eXtreme candor and related | ailment following an operation, had Jength the story of his infelloitous | been in the habit of taking a walk marriage to Miss Estelle Doxsey whenever she felt a spell of nervousness Lynbri . 1, on Jan, 3 191, He! coming upon Accord! nothing | Was pastor of the Methodist Chy was thought of her going out late in| Lynbrook at the time. the evening. r marriag An early th that she may have st inter wande: outskirts of the ¢ a scene | and and charge at et Methodist Church in ening World.) wei Manhattan. “While there we had our first eer | quarrel. My wife took a great fancy to} May Have Lost Herself. & talented Armenian. I ted. Tut| Fellow teachers at the school have we patched the thing u Mt acai} | 2Ot Riven up hope that Miss Sutterly | Da n Fort Plain, le there er own he publicity n tired policeman. rels and we parted. In Mortal! Fear of Wife. “This was about six y went to Boston, where I t iperl nt of the Li Ww erers’ Home. My wife began to pur suc fa re. quar- ine then and drove me out of place af ter place rea to kill me time nd I have been in mer- ul fear About years ago T met Miss Iver. 1 was pastor of th Street Churc uth Fourth in Rrookiyn, and was liv- es street. Miss Iver gel. She sympa- were made for one {sa tized with m anoth M hilar future, hat T am more inning I will show Mrs. who h alfenating nd, J s Is presiden Comp: His Wife’s Trouble. The Rey. Marsland then di letter, which read in part: Sproule the Sproule yed a Mr. F, Dear Just a few lines to let ye at this terrible | trouble t coming to some kind | of an er und the postal card in his pockets addressed by Este Doxsey, Below it was Written, “unce | was Mrs n Marsland waiting | to be Mrs. James Sproule." On the | with a woman in his acing, was write ten, “Can't you get rid of your wife, nin in ture was en, “Wh with you, f nm Thre the pleture was wel . yet so far.” I 5 postal and sald, it udid ec her n if vd MY me. HELEN A OULE, | nation sult," declared the | now pending in the Lon 1 ts. She does not care for m | Ut tt seems to afford her great delight | | me, She came to my home H atoning to Kill a rey ly notion tn | 1 my chanfes at happiness, writin he Y. M.| or months, trying to take | = , ihood from me, But st ife 1 he she did not succeed.” | came 1 threatening § Girl Admits Everything. to sho eke They M sie Iven, the petty young | Would r come upstairs DUE mt Mtr Maretand, wa acon i (could hear her yelling that she ha ¢ come to kill, M urstand was with ¢ two. y house they ‘ mote Mn year and tie ats he. wax as frank aa the parson about Apoe 1 was an orphaw and Hyved in F ume into my him tn 1 about t years ago. He was and kind to me, I went to live him and his parents at No, §7 i lowes t. He told me he waa go- e here ng to get a divorce and marry me. I Isaac Marsland, pa feved him and led to him inj Methodist Church at Port Jefe ything. I have no regrets, though | I, brother of the Jala 1 aid not think th uid be so much |!n North Bergen to-day, delay about the divorce. | perate efforts to raise $1,000 ball | “$ never saw this Mrs, Marsiand tn bis kinsman's Mberty, ecure THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1911. 8 Tetrazzini in Her Deep Sea Dress, Designed and Sketched by Herselt CARCED AGAINST SAFE, BUT SINGER << c2scc3 PRISON KEEPERS HAS Ost $50,000 -_- - y. Dix Asked to Investigate Note tom and on the train the © Women Who Always Copy the Styles of Others Are Like Biscuits, All Look Alike, Singer De-| | branches of coral embroidered In And there are many little with scales that shine, crab with spangled shell. “You make tho strange face when I | tell you of It, \to you that it | A Husband and Wife Who Desire Their Children! to Be Geniuses Should | Love Each Other, She} stume of any ‘ul you do not drown yours | _ House of Refuge on Ran- clares the Throat Trouble | mite ot kc tad enna ' , > D stort book M's Island. Will Not Be Permanent. | torm betng given every weex the Sunday World. This is a thrill story ° —— ‘of a perplexing mystery 9 even- rene | tual solution by the great London De- nan." Ir AWYER MAKES CHARGE. | Dr. Holbrook Cur of No. 18 Mad- | teetive, Get it free with next Sunday's That Little Prison! tha: the 1 would adore th sure I did not forget, ers, Wrongfully Committed, ‘ Fy Ethei Lioyd Tatterson. it was the idea rived at tue Het ner marvelous | | | committed to th or two with wal she graciously a City, and i nursiog his |Can't Be Held Partly Responsibl Were Keptin Dark Room. | tne cuitionker | for Cailt’s Death Under Speed- : sing fae cost the ing Auto. tenor $50,00 in unearned sary, and 1) Arthur A. Canning, a merchant, nas , v Dix 1 vet t box office of’ the Metro- | brought sult against the New York t of the House! potitan Opera “Mouse more than that |Taxicad Company for #%,000 damages ! Randall's Isiand 994) gum, according to t famitiar with | for the death his olght-yeat-old “is by which boys are| the relative box-office drawing power of | daughter, * Flore: Adaline, who was at institution. | the great artists of sone. | killed by a sp i taxicab on Oct, 2% eI SETSE TNE ROAR s | 1009, while crossing Christopher street. def d Nail, Misses 20 Engagements, Mr. Canning included four passengers 1b quent release on} Pot the cab as defendants, He charged . of Joseph) te has not appeared at the opera| that the quartette were boisterous and , two maids and a collection of costumes that ought to These two boys \ train oft | road on Jan | Finch of the ‘ could not be held responsible, Juaties hoys were arraigned be-| twenty appearances by reason of his| Seca sustained the demurrer, which no Peace William W.| throat troubt foleases the four passengers from blame town of Ramapo, Rock-| it dated ths koto nioai under the law was stated that It ts not probable |Under the law. | a before Justice Finch that | this season, and he will pr Strong of No, 4 Court atr tained by the moth Charged With Cutting Wires. cS ARso~-SGrese z < : i igs Suit Sale cut the wires even if they show that th © boys’ pleaded guilty, to a} ot exist under the | onvicted and were ‘fined | 9 ry wer t the House ynmittment ead of refusing got a comm nd then held aw. 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