IGRIND OF DIVORCE OILUnhappy Couples Who Tike* ThelpGrievance* To Copt.Arabella L. Chandor, who t»tifled that she Is a teacher and searastrra and Uvea at the Cathedral Apartment corner of Chase and Cathedral streets, vaa granted an absolute divorce yeaterd* from Jack F. Chandor on the ground * unfaithfulness. They were married Agu«t 18, 1896,tu Oxtead. England, and red in Baltimore at 1914 West Lafayett*venue. Mr*. Chandor’s suit was Institute Jtine 8. 1965. She explained the delay lnprosecuting it by saying she was called»way to visit her mother, who.was ill IrParis, France.In her bill of complain Mr*. Chandor stated that at the time f her marriage she was a widow, witbon* child, and lived in England. The ?rtifled copy of the marriage filed in th*case states that the names of the pa^es were Jack Feucheres Chandor, 24 ;#rs old, a baehe lor, living at the Grand Ptel. London, and Arabella Laura Hasftr« Medhorst, 28 year* old, spinster, lilt;»g at Faitholme, Oxtead. Mr. Chandor father was John Arthur Chandor, a Jou*®H*t. Mrs. Chan-dor's father was Frand William Hasting* Medhurst, an officer 1 the British Army.Annie M. Venable,1765 Belt avenue,was granted an absol o divorce yesterday from Harry H. Veible on the ground of abandonment. TW were married October 22. 1894, at Cr‘n Creek. Md . and lived in Delaware u-1* August lt;. 1895.An absolute diWe from Joseph L. Bond, employed in * State tobacco warehouse, was apdlielt;f«r lu Circuit Court No. 2 yesterday 1 Margaret M. Bond, through Wm. d; l«*nry and Robert W. Mobrtay. attorney Mrs Bond charges her husband wit’ abandonment and unfaithfulness. Th^ ware .married July 12, 1899. and separ* J * ,rw’