New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.

MRS. NEWELL SAYS SHE HASN'T ELoPhD
SHE HAS INSTEAD BEGUN SUIT FOR DlVoi'oN
FROM HER HUSBAND
The unhappy relations that have LOT long PERI"
existed between DR.. William II. Newen anu MS WHO
Dr. Jennie Newell of No. POI Pallsade-aVe 'oI9e!
CITY are by no means at an end III ie''@e" o"' ~
terday that Mrs Newell had on Saturday last cussa
divorce papers to be placed in the hanos OF inc
for service ON her husband. When less than uon'n
ago Mrs Newell caused the arrest Of her huso"iu anu
charged him with assauing ana "nIo~o","e
% kin her she consulted lawyers concerning
the advisabilfty Of securing olvorco'
WAS by the advice Of 1er lawyers that she oio no
the charge AGAINST her husband. She was Voiu y,
he that after she had separated from him they wouio
begin sut for divorce for her, but not until 'hen
The papers were made out and delivered 10 Uno ~ =,
and AS published in The Tribune yesterday, sue H
her home on Saturday night and took with her "io.
van loads Of furniture, while her nusoanu
daughter and several others maze up d 'n0'"O
AZ Madison Square Garden. a.,
Mrs Newell was found yesterday by o reporter Ioi
Tho Tr,bune She Is a goodooling woman app"'
emily thirty-six years old, and was by do n'e'7 r.
vous She said she regretted beyond eApIV>son ~,
nublclty that her domestic troubles had receFe"' '
uto WITH DR. Newell" said she. has been haru o'o.
| have tried very hard to get along with h'ui' o'
became convinced that his brain was ahec'eu an IL.
determined to leave him and procure legal sepaou
AT desire TO say Just here that the SVor! .o
given to the papers Is a talsehood lIo'" 20, ,rs
IN end The only fact in which there "a' 'uv" Gov
that sent the servant girl away. I'iA' - ~" uo
| did not want her there own the hou9o rIdav
:, ond took no furniture away but my own ''
tr newell told me he going 10 uie 'i''~'i.
saturday night and arranged 10 have tle vans "'u
men drive I'D when he was gone Inc 49, 49,. -
taken 10 nv branch Office at No DIV SUNNI .,' :.
where after a few days shall I've ana continue "
practise medicine for my support oiu no. ,S"u any
thing that belonged TO DR.. Newell or the cniiut
IN relation 10 the statement Of DIR. Ne"eh tha'
nd man I'm nv room Thursday night, WISH ~
GOV /, Is not true ! read paper Oh eleo"i0i9 "''
night before tho New-York County Medlcal sUcie'S
A female physician came home WIN NC VIC"
left the house saturday wanted my boy halO.u
90 with me lie said he would when was so1"
It is true that my husband sent me 10 io'iS ,n,s
1nnotc ASYLUM but that has nothing TO DO WIN 1iS
ronn will say that | was sane as any one
cas- four honrs after I reached there and nav
never taken ppG TsGrP MEDICINE o and have good
practice The statements made against lily 0'"'
are isis u filed in the Court of Chancery by Mrs
Newell sets forth that she was married tcTcv horn
ago That she has two GG born October H.
ewo soys that her husband was unfalthl 70
her in nj sI Sas soe l sva 'G Sns 0 %ie Of
Emma Patterson. wife OF Thomas =. rorecy
Mertn wo%% anu Mrs. Newell is the daughter Of
he late Judge Newton, Of Brooklyn
Thieves broke into the Philadelphia ana heaulus
roo, Comnanv,s store at Port Liberty, Communipaw'
On SUNDAY night and stole two coils Of new manila
rope worth about 800. The theyes probably rs eOE
oSi heo committed in that neigborhood in the last
year. ,.-
An appycatin was made yesterday for receiver
H.. al ths fphIsdelpha and Reading Railway company
TOT Iio 80 tram WInslow Junction to Sea Isle City
Cape May County The Application was %aaG On Tse
half OF tho Johnson signal Company, OF hahT ae teet
chancellor gave the parties Two "eehs u 'hH0 vow
monv and renew the application