St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-27
De Stuers Charges His Wife
With Serious Conduct With
ZborOwSki.
He Names Mum erous Dates
on Which Their Actions
Were Unehristian.
People at Garden City Unable
to Solve the Mcbride
Mystery.
Saltwater People Also Anx-
ious--Engaged to a Brook
lyn Physician.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Jan. 26.-Today
Baron De StuerS. minister for the Meth
erlandS, whose wife is in this city APP
plying for a divorce, charged the baron
ess with criminal conduct with Elliott
Zborowski. The charge came up on a
motion to amend the baron's answer to
his wife's complaint, made by his at
torney,J. l.. Glover. The baroness at one
time was New York belle, who enjoyed
the luxury of an international mar
riage, only to repent at her leisure.
She was a Miss Carey, nece
of John Jacob Astor, an has an income
of $4,000 year. The baron is minister
for the Netherlands at Paris and promi-
nent in diplomatic circles. The argu-
ments on the motion to amend will be
heard tomorrow. Elliott Zborowski,
who is the man in the case, is in Sioux
Falls, and is stopping at the Cataract.
the same hotel the baroness is stopping
at. Those who have the confidence of
ZborowSki claim that the charge of the
baron is
A VillainOus Insult
to an American lady and an English
gentleman. The baron states his case
as follows: At the time my answer to
the complaint was made l had heard
from various sources that the baroness
was living on intimate terms with one
Elliott Zborowski, alias William Elliott,
alias Elliott, but l had no proof that she
had committed adultery with the said
Elliott ZborowSki, and for the sake of
the good name borne by me
and by my children, and to
avoid that there should be a
stain on the reputation of the baroness,
for which after me my children would
suffer, was inclined to give her the
benefit of the doubt. Since the deposit
lions of jeremiah McGrath. Lionel L..
Powell and Leonora Lawday, witnesses
for the baroness, were taken in London
on the Goth, 30th and 31St of December
last. have discovered that she Joined
Elliott 4 borowski a few days after she
left her home III Paris Oh the 18th of
June, 1890, and has since continually
and openly lived and cohabited with
Elliott ZborOwski
In an Open State
o. aQulteTOuS intercourse. Between the
Goth and 9th of June, 1890. she occu-
pied lodgings in Catherine square. Lon
don. w. c., next door bat one to him,
the houses being on Russell square.
Thereafter the baroness and Elliott
Zborowski embarked on a steam yacht
and sailed to the island of Ceylon, and
from there went together to India.
They returned together to London, and
went to the Caledonia hotel, Adelphia
terrace, registering as Mr.. and Mrs.
William Elliott, OH the 10th of Febru-
airy, 1891. They were also living to-
gether at Turnbridge Wells, England,
on the 10Th of March. 1891. These rela-
tions commenced even prior to the bar
oness' departure from her home on the
18th of June, 1890, and she committed
adultery with Elliott Zborowski at the
Chateau de Fauntenay, in the depart
ment of the Cher, France, the residence
OF the Countess Ann de Monsanin. sis
ter of the said Elliott Zborowski, IN the
months of September and October, 1888.