The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-06

rIst1TIT. whieh tender % sasa Instrument
and provision made thereby was there
u5soa accepted by the rlasasfr In fsea 81
other prosixtnas for the education aad
maintenance of ssSa ehsl3ren ard for the
support Of said ehiss1rssa ard for the sup
rsorE OF rIafntir. who ther@upon valves
and rSlsnQlisfesi all her right ard claim
20 have such provision required to be
made by this cossrx herein, ana due DELHI
erafion having bsen haa: ncw, uYson read
Ing and nling of said rerers OF the said
referee. and the said testimony ard
either proceedings had before the
rsssEee. together with 8 Summons and
Cue proof OF due service thereof. and OF
3 copy of tbs complaint upcn the Ssetessd-
ant IN person. and his notice os appear
ance, ard the complaint and answer in
This action. and after hearing Joseph H.
ChoAts. William Jag AMI William A.
uare. Of counsel IN behalf OF plaintiff.
ard Henry ii. Anderson, one OF the at
torneys ard % counsel thereof for the
defendant. and on motion of peyo. Iuey
ard BeaGdor4. attorneys. IL is ordered,
aai9dged and decreef by this court. hy
ysrtae Of power and authority In IL vested.
that the said report 81 said referee be
and the same hereby is In all respects rat
iSed. approved and confirmed
And II Ia further aGtudged and de-
creed by this court by virtue Of the
power and authority in II vested. that
the plaintiH. Aiya T.. Vanderbilt. and
the defendant. William X. Vanderbilt.
the parties to this action. he and tacy
hereby are divorced. and that the mar
riage be dissolved. and that the same il
hereby dissolved Accordingly, and each
OF them is hereby freed from the ohiiga-
tons thereof.
And IL is further aljudset and de-
creed by this court. by virtue Of the pow
er and authority in IL vested. that 1t shall
he lawful for the said plaintiff, Eivah f.
Vanderbilt. TO marry again during the
life Of the defendant in the manner as
if the defendant. William X. Vanderbilt.
was actually dead. but IL shall not be
lawful fer the said defendant. William h.
Vanderbilt TO marry again until the
death OF the said Alyah f.. Vanderbilt.
and II is further adtndged and decreed
hy this court. by virtue of the power
and authority In IL vested, that the care
and custody CT the said children of said
marriage, namely: consueia Vanderbilt.
born Mareh .. 1877: William h. Wander
biit. Ir.. born October sS. 1878. and Har-
old Vanderbilt, born July s. 1854. during
their minority be and the same Is hereby
awarded TO Alvah f. Vanderbilt. the
plaintiff. and that the said William X.
Vanderbilt. the defendant, be allowed 10
visit the said children at all proper times.
And further IL is adludged and decreed
that the said two sons. Willie X. Wander
biff. 1r., and Harold =. Vanderbilt. shall
Feceiye their education In the United
States. This last provision as TO the
education OF the two sons being made
upon counsel OF both parties through the
counsel in open court. entered"
The utmost secrecy was maintained In
the action. and as all the papers were
sealed IL was impossible TO secure any
details of the case.
The woman in the case Is Nellie
Neustretter. a Jewish woman. born In
Nevada. and now one of the queens OF
the Partisan demi-monde. Mr.. Wander
btlt Is alleged to have given her all his
winnings at the last grand PriS de Paris
AT present Mr.. Vanderbilt Ii cruising on
board his yacht Valiant In the Medi,er-
ranean with a party OF friends.