The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
LOVE OUTLINED DIVORCE.
N. STERLING BoBDEy MARBLES HIS
FORMER III

sAe Il the DnuEhter OF = Jewish Tansr In View
M~nves-YoanE Bordes was sent to Europe
to FsrEet her while she cot n North Da-
kota Bty~oree-The RekiadiisE or AHectioa.
New HAVEN. Conn, Sept. l5.-Matthew Ster.
ling Borden, Yale 30, son Of c. D. Borden Of
New York ami Chicago, multi-millionaire, has
returned in defiance Of parental authority to
the young woman from whom he was separated
three years aco. and has remarked her. She
is Miss Mildred Negbaur, the daughter OF
julius Segbaur. Jewish tailor at 1858 Chapel
street. Young Borden was q student in the
academic department Of Yale. when, in 1898,
he met the tailor's daughter. He became in
tatuated with her, and his love was returned.
After a period of courtship the young couple
went through the ceremony Of a secret mar.
rage. Young Borden took bis wife to his
apartments to live with him. His parents
then resided in Chicago. IL was comparatively
easy for him to conceal the fact OF his mar
rtase from the college authorities.
One day In 1894 Mr.. Borden senior. without
any previous warning. walked into the young
mans apartments, to find the latter and his
young wife there. Explanations were de-
manded. and the-e was q scene.
[. L. Borden then consulted a firm Of law
yers in this city as to what was best to be done.
and upon their advice the young man was
tthNSu LpllS. III was sent OU 10 EuTOpt Win
Prof. Tracey Peck Of Yale University. Under
the latter's tuition young Borden continued his
studies in Rome 80 ass;i uously that In 1898.
upon his return. he was permitted by the Yale
faculty TO graduate with the class in which he
had originally entered.
Meantime, Mr.. c. D. Borden's New Haven
lawyers bad effected a rttIement with the girl
bride and her parents by the terms Of which
she was 10 receive a c. rtain amount Of money.
$4,000 IL WAS said, on condition that she
would secure 4 divor, q trJm her husband. Her
NDen-eS ~ "A kNTl "a ~eali ~ tina le-pl nv.
anu within a year SD returned home free.
She purchased a IAN lsomc residence at The
the hone'ot the ate Prof. Bail. and had her
family move into it. There she has since enter
tanned her yourE friends in handsome style
for generously by the Bordeus.
To all ogtwp ri appearance the romance had
theh ended SO h parties had -olemnly agreed
70 hold no GO N nunlcation with each other, and
1t Is SAID u Az they adhered To the agreement
up TO six w. = ago Young Borden, upon hi
graduation "a Yale. entered a New York medt
Ca4 school . ad has pursued his studies ther'
Tor Two yefr :. In another year he expected Il
graduate II medicine. SIX weeks ago the EN-
bers OF the old love were famed into fame, anc
he paid a living visit to New Haven. He me
house. } te came again and again, and spen
longer ' sits with her until a few days ago
when u ey left, Informing her parents that the!
Befc re- leaving for n'ES New YORK they hAs
plann 81 their future. They would seek'the con
sent OF the prospective hrideSroom's father
sail .ng in the future. Should he still be un
rely ,uting they were TO be married in spite o
hn objection and threats OF disinheritanc
Matthew. III stick to you II you will stan'
~ me. and I guess that we will get along"
parted. A letter was to-day received from III
young. woman by a friend. IN which she say
that hereafter they would make their home i
New York