The sun., 1892-03-08
MRS. DE STUERS DIVORCED.
SHE RUsHES INTO MA7RIMONY AGiTN
.UI7UOUT DELAI.
Zborowski 10 the Happy Man. md the Ccre.
nony Took Place Less Than Fort,.eipht
Hours Ar,er the Lady Was Released
from Her Bouds-The Judge IL Severe on
tho Baron, Who. lie Snys. Was Cruel.

kheT hOuU~-s oUNEe ~ NcNcre VIZ
| tho Baron, who. He says. Was Cruel.
| Sioux FAILS. S. D.. March 1.-Another chap
! ter was written to-day in tho romantic DE
| Stuals case. 4 dccrce Of absolute divorce was
| filed late on Saturday evening, and at 1l:"O
| o'clock this morning the plaintiG was quietly
! married to William Elliott Morse Xborowski
at thoir suite o: rooms in the Cataract House.
The affair was carried out with the utmost
secrecy. and. until alter the cercm ony was per-
! formed. only very few persons knew that tho
divorce had been granted. The decree was
signed late Oh Saturday afternoon. the
transcript OF the testimony having been given
to the court OH March !. After the Court
House was closed u carriage was sent for tho
Clerk. who quietly accepted the filings.
1t was learned late this afternoon that
yesterday Itorowski went to the Rev. George
Wallace Of the Augustine Episcopal Cathedral
and asked him whether he could marry Nine.
Do Stuers and himself.
Mr.. Wallace replied that as n loyal clergy
man in tho Episcopal Church he could not
perform tho ceremony. He suggested. how
ever. that the Rev. John A. Crusan
Of the First Congregational Church was
not bound by church obligations. and that he
would doubtless unite tho couple. This was
arranged. and IL 30 o'clock this morning was
sct for the time.
AT II o'clock Zborowski secured his mar
riaEe license Of the clerk OF tho court. Tho
witnesses TO the ceremony were Herbert A.
Shipman Of New York and John $. Lewis Of
this city, the latter a close friend Of Iborowski.
After the service Mr.. and Mrs. Xborowski
and the witnesses sat down to a chcery ban
Quet. at the close OF which it was doubtless
agreed to keep the whole thing quiet.
Late in the afternoon. however. it was re-
ported that the wedding had taken place.
W. II. Corson one Of the Cataract House
proprietors. was asked about it. He insisted
and doubtless believed that II was not true.
Herbert A. Shipman was also asked.
1t is preposterous." said Mr. Shipman
When it was called to his attention that q
marriage license had been issued. he declared
that il was not an uncommon thing for New
York PEOPLE TO get their licenses several
months in advance Of the time when they were
to be used.
The Rev. Mr.. Crusan refused to sey whether
or not he had performed the ceremony. And
Zborowsi;i himself had nothing to say"
They were married Just the same. and that.
too. less than forty-eisht hours after the de-
cree OF divorce was signed.
Ever since tho trial began Nine. Dcstucrs
has been very i'll. Her condition was alarm
ing that last week two physicians were tec-
graphed for from Chicago. She is still in q
very nervous and weak condition. When she
recovors sufficiently to travel it is understood
an extensive bridal tour will be taken.
III his decree Judge Aikens makes the fol-
lowing findings Of fact:
That since the marriage Of plaintiff and de-
fcndant the defendant has been guilty of acts
of extreme truelty toward the plaintiff. which
have inflicted grievous mental sufferngs
upon her. said acts consisting Of repeated
violent exhibitions of il-temper and unmori-
ted rensure IL tho PRESENCE OF 2the5s and
% ing away from " the S S:s"y e"st"day s'nti and
children upon the rTeyoXt that the plaintiff
was in m unbalanced state of mind and that
yets @ wsss
they allowedto be with her.,
In justification OF this act the defendant pre-
sents a certificate OF certain physicians ono
o; whom snSc"st thn in
n!ai intiii ard the pretended examination
ey,sSre % r wSns wheh is sss9 in
an intelligent and last opini,Hn upon. nnd Tor
this na cSs Sstrn nd t he
away from their mother. tho daughter being
PLACED in, in nc soGH%mt 5oin ~ scheme q, which it
% end in tho incnrcoration of tho mother.
This action wa. srtcelt to warrant the plain
tin in ..easing to llv" and cohabit with the de-
The Judges conclusion is:
First That tho marriage IN cntoned in the
tSs piaintf Snisa,'t snra "'f De '$Sn $'Ssrs:
lambert Ian Dcst"ors b" dssolv.d. and thai hs tho
snid parties; and each Of them, tho said plain
tifand said defendant. be freed from tho obli-
"Sncond, that the plaintiff. Margaret Laura
tha mm1: Tsset sGS "nd
torin DeStuerS .
ten ms n Sioux S a Witch Sli "Sd HsS "ot aS' sS
inEs OF tho Court
The Baroness DE Stmers asked for divorce
on IA" ground Of cruelty. She il Il cousin of III"
lntr ,i"hn .iaeol,, Astmr G"rm,fh"r!.vir= been
trsiiicd W that She c'i Was marri d to bnron ', is
St1Fs ~; at the hSnT :. h.r fathsr John Caroy
Three Children were. born to. the couple one
f h two H9y' .n Ihe tha Sndrs Er s wa
f"s Naf hS S''y Sale% r'" ssFe @ X rsE'T
aRa ana dan 4A' know an" ;""' S S.Da%r '' hf'
made thcso remarks before people. sho
s..lete.y s ""Ss 6" thy % her at H"aH4 .su sSs
!" her house. Tio, car was Hssus,ii,atei
to rountermarA tho invitations n her nus
bands request. tln Bnroi nlrroEte,l the quests
and abused hcr in their presence and told ,
Them she did not know how TO couduct hcrsalf |,
as n minister's wife
One day ut dinner. nt which tl,cro wcre |
eight OF, ter. guests, she made n romark her |
husband didn't Ike. ANA her husband |
jumped w. screamed nt her. spat |
II her face; md rried u VI. Wsh e
objected to l,or reading ANYTHING hut, history. |
and once when she was rraGins II harmless |
English novel. he entered the room. .natrhcd |
the book from her, an! went Oui s'ai.E,n:; |
tho door. The Baron, Shr said. once clui;:ui I,
her with being uniaitnini to hiH, made nrr's, !
to church and swedr that sh" had been iiirbfl:' /,
and then said ,ho had p.riurcL itcis IT, In /
1883, in Madrid, while he, husband was !
negotiating n delicate con mcrcial treaty. IN |
which he wanted tho aiL ,"i III. Min-tcr u !
Commerce; G, h. asked her TO invite tho
hllnndishments on him, l,e toll her husband. |
she said. that ~he was nut doing such wOI. !
and refused, as ,sh" rut it, r, ;hus pin,e my |
wnmanhond mt thu. service nf the rtato'r
Her husband. sho declared, matc an effort |
in .fariii; to hay. her loykrh in a re.
who said sho Was mentally Grrnnscd. lcci!usr
she did not love her i:ood Kind htsI aud. li"'
a., a