The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-03-08
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SHE WASIN A GREAT HURRY
The Baroness De Steurs Gets Her Divorce
and Immediately Weds Again.
Marriage License Issued as Soon as the Decree
Was Filed Which Permitted Her to Be-
come the Wife of Elliott ZebOrowski

Sioux FALLS. s. D.. March 7.-Baroness
De Steurs is q free woman so far as the
wearing of the yoke of matrimony is con-
cerned. The decree of divorce was filed to-
day by Judge Aikens. In his decision he
does not review the case, but simply
records number of findings of fact.
Beginning with the second. he declares the
Baroness was resident of the State for
more than ninety days preceding the COM
mencement of the action. The interesting
portion of the decision runs as follows:
"Since their marriage the Baron has been
guilty of acts of extreme cruelty toward
the Baroness, which have inflicted grievous
mental sufferlngs upon her. the acts con-
sIstlng of repeated violent exhibitions of
i'll temper and unmerited censure in the
presence of others. and finally eliminating,
on the 18th of June, 1890. in the Baron spir-
iting away from the society, custody and
control OF his wife her two MINOR children.
upon the pretext that she was in an I'M
balanced state of mind, and that her chill
dreu were In danger OF being affected by
her malady. to their great detriment, were
they allowed to be with her. In justifca-
ton of this act the Baron presents the
certificates OF certain physicians, one
or whom Is renowned specialist In
nervous diseases. Inc extent OF the
acquaintance of the said physicians with
tho Baroness were insufficient for any hu-
man being to base or form an intelligent
and just opinion on. and for this reasonthe
court finds that the children were spirited
away from their mother, the daughter be-
ing placed In a convent by q scheme which
1t would not be doing violence to reasona-
BILE Inference to lind was in Its ince Dtion
intended TO end in the Incarceration of the
mother. and was sufficient To warrant tho
alota "A ant. h,fx fft,
the Baron"
The finding of the court is to the effect
that the marriage is dissolved. and both
are freed from the obligation thereof. The
Eugenie Abel Nictorine De Steurs-Is given
to the mother. as she requested In her orig
inal complaint. The baroness is still
Ill at the Cataract. being slightly better
than Al any time since her illness. which
followed the trial.
Immediately after the filing of the de-
cree of divorce. q license was issued by
the clerk of the court. permitting the mar
rage OF Elliott ZeborOwski and Margaret
De Steurs- This brings the whole trial to q
climax, which Will be surprise TO the
New York friends of each. Zeborowski IS
New Yorker of immense wealth, being
the owner of the Broadway Theater. He
has been the constant companion of the
Baroness through all her trou bles. and it is
fitting ending TO the suffering OF an
American woman In the hands of foreign
diplomatic. The reporter called on
h. A. Shipman. the New York attorney
for the Baroness. and asked if he had any
statement to make with reference to the
marriage of Zeborowski with Baroness De
Steurs. and he declared there was abso-
lutely nothing TO say.
Another dispatch says: At 1880 this
forenoon, Elliott Seborowski. of New York,
and Madame DeStuers were married in the
Cataract House by Rev. j. Angus, of the
Congregational Church.