The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
Lost THEIR rExpxns At THE c.un


LoSI 1HEIR TEMPERS AT THE CLUB.
Troubie which Was Inclaertai to . Pros
pcctive Divorce Case In nckensnck.
violent alteration occurred on the even
Ing OF March 10 in the billiard room Of the
Oritant Fold Club OF Hackensack between
William W. Farlin and Alfred W. Williams.
Finally, Abram b. Banta. who is President OF
the Hackensack Improvement Commission
and member OF the Oritani's Board Of
Governors. stepped between them and said:
Gentlemen. this will have to STOP We
can't have such conduct in the club house."
At the same instant there was a commotion
In the hall outside the billiard room door. and
| "woman fell fninting upon tho landing This
was Miss Grace Farlin. who heard tho loud
! quarrel between her brother and her flanc6
And was hurrsing up stairs to act the peace
maker. The young woman was resuscltated
Shnd taken to the Episcopal rectory by Mr..
Williams and Alfred I. Holley. q son Of the
Y Rev. Dr. william Welles Holey. where she
I spent the night Mr.. Farlin finished his game
OF pool with Allie Hill. and then left the club
| house.
| Other witnesses Of this scene we're Lieut.
George F. Wells. N. c. Barnhart. and DR.. Frank
| White. Tho quarrel Is the elimination Of
lonG-standinp family inhnrmony. which is
about to terminate In n suit for divorce.
William W. Farln. with his wife and child
and his sister Grace, moved to Hackensack q
year ago from Elizabeth Farlin was known
to many members OF tho oritani Field Club as
the man with the war whoop." because Of the
peculiar and ear-splittng cry he was accus-
toned to utter when engaged in bowling con-
tests as n member OF the New Jersey Athletic
! Club. He took small cottage In Central ave-
! nue.. where his vito and sister established
| small court that attracted many young men.
Miss Farlin was especially vivacious and at
tiactive. additional interest centring in her
owing to rumor that she had a personal in
come sufficient to maintain q modest house,
| hold.
As the summer wore on the young mon
gradually began to cease their visits to the
Farlin cottage. leaving the field to Fred"
Williams. civil engineer and son OF the
late Prof. William Williams. belonging to one
ofthe most respectable families in Hacken-
sack The frequent carriage excursions OF tho
Young couple in the. summer twilight was fol.
dinner at the large Williams mansion IN stats
s6ss ""ss Of iR 4d ws@sr sns asar
~ Ms fEsd Williams then became daily yis,
Farlin was FRUSTRATED by serious attack. and
shenarrowly escaped death from an overdose
81 chior;oioEm taken to relieve pain MIR; Will
room was always open, and there We're other
with his sister. telling her that she must not
receive COMPANY II her room; but in the par
which. Mr.. Farlin Gays. her brother struck her
R Rs Simply Il s lsa he Re- .ss With
young woman to faint. Upon recovering she
f he OF 1sshss sen the Foss
to 81 ts %6
at Rochelle Park. where she now Is.
tTeatnePt to Which hs "hse "a f1 SsS
strained from rcsoltns to Man % measures res
r. retaliation, He declares. however. that he
that he di not know Mr. Fariin was there. and
Ggrravating manner in which Mr.. Farlin ade
dressed him.
When ZEN !. reporter visited the Earlin residence
5risIt ana attractive with ar. GEMS ms and and
DECORATION. Mrs. Farlin said she had removed
Girard and go to her mother at South Wilton:
she was married to Nj fariin nine years. s s ago
in Newark. They both live in Elizabeth. and
They did hot t i've toret ant y fonr yenrs
ago. when they went to liv:, with his mother in
the Fariin homestead. RH iway avenue. Eliza
Mr. ariins nother de and nd' shen for nf tRs
nrst time. he set up q hTtme FOR himself. She |
says her husband nf reosiVed i0s ss6S or
informed her. has Sc Iry q $500 as sa al SO
man fo %s the hu New Je3:ey Zipc and Iron Com
ever. she declares he l1is spent.
Mr.. Far!in could not Ie seen by the reporter |
YESTERDAY but his frid. IDS say there is great |
tho hs ' a2e Hn1 n
the manager Of the New Jersey Zinc and Iron |
Com pany. who accumulated considernb BILE |
property. The fam ny moved in the best socie !
more than year arr! the widow OF Augustus |
Farlin; while in the 1delrium of a fever. rushed |
from the house one. morning and lumned into |
H. xi{e q Ia%y'sr + e Wood Of aAi FILA:
years, old. She hal: a wsli.rounded form and
IKE taste in dress With attsec;
marriage she was, Miss, Jessie Forbes. a |
daughter Of AlexaI ,der Forbes OF T. H. Smith |
Co.. hat manu- acturers in Elizabeth. He |
was at one time member Of the City Council. |
Stray W9rks milton 91tari9 The mar
was not approved by his family. because they |
did not consider. her their social equal. and |
luence In keel ing the young people apart |
during the first years OF their marriage.
=, Last fali Mr.. arlin was made captain OF the
0 t,tah Field c. Mb League Bowling team; Of
liams. WAS sec rotary Dir. Williams had the |
highest ayeras |, on the team;
leading IN. Fnber OF the Oritani Club said |
ud 8cp D' sss aae Messrs
Farlin and Will Jams for the breach OF rules in |
the club house and 1t is understood that this
will be done ~ their regular meeting In April.