The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-27
IT WILL SOON BE ALL OVER.
DR. CHARLES r. sTfLLMAN RKTURNs
10 PLAIkF1ELD 10 DIE

Mise Mabel sehaWs at tho Hose or Her
Paren In this Gity-An lnfAtuasSoN that
Caused the Doctor 20 Desert HE Family.
Dr. Charles F. stillman. who about three
years ago left his wife and lived openly with
Miss Mabel Schsus. q daughter OF William
sehsus. the Fifth avenue picture dealer. has
just gone to ivhome In Plainfleld. as he says.
to die. DR.. Stillman was once medical OK.
aminer for the Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany Of this city. After his infatuation with
Miss Schaus became public no had to resign
his place. Later he went with her to Chicago.
where they have lived until quite recently. Miss
schaus came back to her parents home In this
city. and on Monday DR.. stillmnn reach his
Plainfleld home very near his end.
Three months ago. In Chicago. Dr. StIllman
contracted severe cold. which developed into
pneu monia. Though man Of strong consti-
tuition, and only SO years old. tho disease over
powered him. His brother. ex-Judge William
NJ Stillman OF Plainfleld. went out to Chicago
last week and. In company with q niece.
brought tho sick man East. They arrived Sum
day afternoon. and DR.. stillman was taken to
the New York Hospital for tho night On Mon
day. In company with his brother William. the
nurse. and his brother-ln-law. ]. Kirkland My
ers OF Planfleld. the treasurer OF the American
Bank Note Company Of New York. he was
taken to Plain1eld.
At the station there he recognized many old
friends. but they hardly knew him at first, he
was so changed. His friends took him In q
driven to Mr. Mycrs's residence in East Sew
enth street. where he now Is. Since his arrival
eesnse f His nhysicisn. Dr. William III IL
Murray. said Yesterday morning that he might
MT live Ms Sts " Sss been living At The
Piainaed. Mr.. Myers saw her on Monday
Sss but et L to lis rsnds 70 sss
ysSs ~ ss.t ThSy mat "
and so his wifo did rot visit him; In his pres
ent unconscious state and With death APP
possible. All bis iamiy including his mother.
HHnSs S S ssts ss Ms1s
two years ago. have seen him.
oa ten IS ss nd t' H.
lived with, his mother, who, utter her separn-
sG i've
outskirts Of tho town. Tho boy attended the
Irving public school On Friday. Jan. 10, 1890;
Gilbert. inquired 'he!: Grand. and they said
sef ss1 a.f Esy Ena to ncs n9T eSe
mother. Pr stl,imat replied that he had not.
but ne said he was tho boys father. In reply
to question from young Kirkland as to wheth-
or his mother really wanted him. DR.. Stillman
replicd:
No further objection was made and the mon
drove away with the boy. His mother took no
legal proceedings to got him back and the
strange part Of all these troubles is that no:
body has gone to court about them. Kirkland
remained with his father. in Chicago until
about two months ago. when arrangements
were made for his return to Plainfeld. His
Mrs. Charles H. Stillman. went
out to Chicago and brought him home. and
eince then he has been under the care OF his
fathers brother-in- law. Mr.. Myers. He Is now
n pupil Mt tho Cheltenham Academy. just out
OF Philadelphia He returned there yesterday
morning after his Easter holiday vacation,
which he spent at Mr.. Meyrss.
DR.. Stillman's father. the late Dr. Charles II.
Stillman Of Plainfeld. Was one OF the best
known physicians in the State. Ho was great
ly Interested in the Plainfeld public schools,
and was once Mayor q the, city, stlllman
7. Stiilmans sister. Mrs. Myers. Is. a soprano
In the Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church. |
one Of the leading churches in Plainfed.
While living in Chicago Dr.. Stillman prac.
It Is ali over now, or soon will be-" said Mr.
Myers yesterday: Az for my brother in-law's
with Miss Schaus. It was simply q
case OF infatuaticn on both sides. Theyycould
not live together IN the, East IS they desired
and so went to CHICAGO"