Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-21
Shocking Charge Against q Father.
the CRIME OF WHICH PROP DR. worowsxI's

shocking Charge Against . Father.
THE CRIME OF WHICH PROP DIR yorowsrI,s
DAUGHTER ACCUSES HIN.
Among the prisoners who were locked up IN the
cell at the Police Court this morning was Prof.
Alexander S. De woowski, the well-known mus1-
cal instructor, living at No go New York avenue.
He was charged with outraging his IS year old
daughter Isabella on Wednesday OF this week
Isabella went 10 the Office of Justice OF the Peace
Buckley, In Georgetown, ana swore out o warrant.
which charged that on the fifteenth day a No
yember one Alexander s. De WolowsEi knew and
Die have criminal intercourse with her. his own
daughter After going through the usual chan
nelS the warrant placed In the hands OF officer
Van Fleet 10 serve.
THE ARREST.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon the oficer
went TO De WolowsSis residence, No $40 New York
avenue, where he patiently waited until nearly lO
o'clock; meanwhile members OF the Chinese lega.
ton and prominent oficials called 70 see the Pro-
iessor The Professor arrived at the house shortly
officer, who Informed him OF the warrant "lt's q
Joke. IL Jokel It's joker" cried the Professor
VINO refused TO submit TO the officers request, and
hnaly the officer was forced TO violence, and
lively scuff1e ensued during which chairs were up-
ser ana door broken Cd It's hinges. At last the
Sonsa and paea ~ h geIng ms prisoner rom the
pfecihct station mouse on Massachusetts avenue.
BAIL FIXED AT 5000
The case was called TO the attention OF Judge
Smell Ia the Police Court this morning, and az the
request OF Assistant District Attorney Thomas the
nearing was continued fer one week. BAH was
liked at 5000.
THE DAUGHTER REFUSES 10 MAKE ANY STATEMENT
FOR PUBLICATION.
The complainant was seen by a STAR reporter
but she refused 10 make any statement about the
case. Although only twenty-three years or age
she looks like woman of thirty Five or forty years
home.
The witnesses named on the warrant are Daniel
foung, Mrs. Hill, Mrs Berry and Mrs. smith.
PROV. DE woLowsKI DKNIEs.
Pro-. De Tolowski was seen b. reporter and
made sweeping denial OF the charge, and said
that he could not understand that a daughter
whom he had raised rs she had been raised could
treat ner rather In this manner and he believed
lhat she had In this matter been used by designing
women to bring this Infamous charge against him.
lie said that he had at the house some valuable
property which some one should care for. He could
not account for this charge for he left his daugh-
as ever, and he could not believe that She alone
had trumped up this charge
Inc daughter was accompanied TO the court by
Two ladies' On leaving the court they took a navy
yard car.the daughter having her present resi-
dence at No. EOS 9th street southeast
SECOND WARRANT
was sworn out by the daughter Isabella De Wo.
lowsk1, charging that on the Goth day OF June one
Alexander s. De wolowski "dld violently and
eloniously make an assault upon her. the said Isa-
bella DE WolOwsk1, and the said Isabella De Wo-
lowsSi, against her WILL did then and there ravish
and carnally KNOW
THE PROFESSOR IN JAIL
In default OF bail the professor was sent with the
other prisoners to jail.
Prot. De Wolowsni came to this country In 1s4e
from Warsaw. Poland, and has since Travelled mos,
OF the time as the leader OF orchestra with an
opera company, and generally spent his summers
home about three years ago.
De WoloWski is As years or age.