The morning times., 1895-10-16

death had the man been subjected to any
oycrstrain. In addition, he discovered Il
severe form OF kidney disease, and the
condition of the stomach indicated thai
Mr.. Sanford had been hard drnkcr, as
IL WIS very much iDflamcd.
The deputy coroner is OF the opinion
that the mans dcati WIS due to vaIvular
disease of tn ehcart.- bat this. Of course.
cannot he determined until the contents
OF the stomach have been analyzed.
STOMACH TO BE EXAMINED.
The stomach was IL Zen out entire, aud
to-day Dr. GlaIcbrook and Prof. Hurd.
the chemist Of the health department, will
make Il microscopic examination of the
contents II will take two or three days,
however. to complete the analysis. In
the meantime the BODY Will be- rc-interr,d,
minus the slDlnach, and the trench in Con
gressional Cemetery VIII be again closed.
4 new complication has arisen in the
case just now by the rtappcarance on the
scene of the wifi, from wilnm sanford sep
aTatCd several years ago, but from whom
he WIS never divorced She was a widow
Rose Stockhulm by name. when the old
gentleman woocd aud we'd hrr. and her
daughter by her first ma rriagr is IN actress,
now playing with the '!ilack Crook Com
pany in New York city.
The daughter read The press accounts
OF her stepfathcr's peculiar death, and the
subsequent dOingS of his relatives, aud, III
view of the several wills floating around,
decided to let her mother know.
She accordingly communicated the facts
to Mrs. sanford No. and that lady imnc-
diately wrote q letter to Mrs. Young. the
sister, at No. 80 / street. stating that she
was still alive, and would be in Washington
in = couple of DAYS.
When sanford married Mrs. Stockholm
he was drawing pension of SO Il month,
and at he same time was employed ut be
Navy Yard, in this cit V. He lost his
position some time after his ma afriage,
however. and. as his pension was insult
ficient TO support a VIE, the wv" decided
to separate for a while at least
Hewentl o heNava Home in Philadelphia,
where he lived on his pension, and she Ia
New York. among hcr relatives The two
stat ed in her letter To Mrs. Young that
she thought ner husband was still al the
Philadelphia home.
THINK HE WAS CRAZY.
Some of Mr.. Sanfurd's statements con
tanned in his most recent win indicate, so
his relatives think, that lac was crazy. lie
has no property in syracuse, 50 his nephew.
Mr.. Joseph Richardson. says. and never
had any there. His bank account, instead
OF amounting Ia Sl,S75, WAS barely n
hundred dollars, ana t lcrt were wo pr three
other little indiscretions. When he left
his sisters home before his marriage,
he promised TO return in an hour, but was
not seen again until lie had been TWO
hours dead.
Even if the autopsy should fail TO dis
close anything for which Mrs. CruPper
or Mrs. SANFORD No. 2, could be blamed,
The relatives Will contest the latter Will
or the grounds that sanford was insane
when he made ii. aud insane when he
married. us nephew says that he was
devoted 10 his two sisters. and had fire.
qucntIy stated TO the Ieighbors that he
came To tits city expressly that he might
be able to aid i'll their support. His
former marriage occurred i'll the home of
his Two sisters, and both were present
Mrs. Crupper, or Sanford. was too i'll
10 talk last night but the Iaudlady stated
that some Of The newspaper accounts OF
the affair have been outrageously eXag
geratcd. In respect to Mrs. Young hav-
ing called at the house and pleading in
vain 10 he allowed TO see her brother
the landlady said that the sister merely
asked for her brother. without the plead
ing. and il was by Sanford's own request
that she was told he was out.
THIS WAS the only time any of the rela-
tives called. and Sanford was always at
perfect liberty TO go wherever he plea sed.
He did not like 10 go 10 his relatives
however, as he knew there would be u
scene which he desired 10 avoid.
II is understood that there is quite q
sum of money due the deCea ascd for back
pensions. and that RS. Crupper has in
her possession number of his personal
effects.