St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-06
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having been duly made and entered
in this action on the Gay. aforesaid,
/ reciting, among other things, that
the court was satisfied that the
plaintiff is entitled to final Judgment
in this action for divorce and disSolv-
ing the marriage between the plain
tiff and the defendant, and awarding
the care and custody of said children
during their respective minorities
to the plaintiff, and requiring the
defendant to provide for the suita-
BILE maintenance and education of
the said children, and for the support
Of the plaintiff as justice requires,
and directing the parties hereto to
attend before this court at a special
term thereof, to be held at the county
court house in the city Of New York,
: on the 21st day of February, 1895, and
then and there present their proofs
as to the proper amount of such pro-
vision to be required by the judg-
ment to be entered herein, to be
made by the defendant for the main
tenance and education of said chill
dren, and for the support of plain
tiff, and the hearing upon said order
having been duly adjourned to this
day, and the parties now having
attended before the court at a Spe-
cial term thereof, in obedience to
the said order, and then and there
rendered the plaintiff a written in
strument under his hand and seal,
and bearing date 18th of February
1895, making suitable provision for
the education and maintenance Of
said children, and for the support
of the plaintiff, which tender of said
instrument and the provision made
thereby, was thereupon accepted by
the plaintiff in the lieu of other pro-
visions for the education and main
tenance of said children and for the
SUPPORT OF PLAINTIFF,
who thereupon waived and relin-
pushed all her right and claim to have
any such provision required to be made
by this court herein and due delibera-
ton having been had, now upon read
ing and filing of said report Of the said
referee, and the said testimony and
other proceedings had before the ref
cree, together with a summons and
due proof of the due service of, and of
copy of the complaint upon the de-
PENDANT in person, and his notice of
appearance, and the complaint and
answer in this action, and after hear
ing Joseph H. Choate, Esq, William
Jay, Esq, and William Duer, Esq, of
counsel in behalf of the plaintiff, and
Henry II. Anderson, Esq, one Of the
attorneys and of counsel thereof of the
defendant, and on motion of Deyo
Duey and Baurdorff, attorneys, it is
Ordered, adjudged and decreed, and
this court, by virtue of the power and
authority in it vested, doth hereby or
der, adjudge and decree that the said
report of said referee be, and the same
hereby is, in all respects, ratified, ap-
proved and confirmed.
And it is further adjudged and de-
creed, and this court, by virtue of the
power and authority in it vested, doth
hereby adjudge and decree that the
plaintiff, Alva E. Vanderbilt and the
defendant, William K. Vanderbilt, the
parties to this action, be, and they
HEREBY ARE DIVORCED,
and that the marriage be dissolved
and that the same is hereby dissolved
accordingly, and each of them is here
by freed from the obligations thereof.
And it is further adjudged and de-
creed, and this court, by virtue of the
power and authority in it vested, doth
hereby adjudge and decree that ii shan
be lawful for the said plaintiff, AlVa Il.
Vanderbilt, to marry again during tho
yaf in 1oa
ner as if the defendant, William K.
Vanderbilt, was actually dead, but it
shall not be lawful for the said de-
fendant, William K. Vanderbilt, to
marry again until the death of said
Alva e. Vanderbilt, and it is further
adjudged and decreed and this court. by
virtue of the power and authority In it
vested, doth hereby adjudge and de-
cree that the care and custody of the
said children of the said marriage,
namely, Consuela Vanderbilt, born
March 2, 1877; William K. Vanderbilt
Jr., born Oct. %; 1878, and Harold Van
derbilt, born July s, 1884, during their
minorities, be, and the same hereby is
awarded to Alya E. Vanderbilt, the
| plaintiff, and that the said William K
Vanderbilt, the defendant, be allowed
] to visit the said children at all proper
| times.
And, further, it Is adjudged and de-
creed that the said two sons, William
! K. Vanderbilt Jr. and Harold S. Van
| derbilt, shall receive their education
in the United States. This last pro.
vision as to the education of the two
sons being made upon counsel of both
parties through the counsel in open
| court, entered.
GEORGE C. BARRETT.
The utmost secrecy was maintained
in the action, and as all the papers
| were handed in sealed, 1t was impos.
sible to secure any of the details of the
case. Mrs. Vanderbilt will it is re.
| ported, leave her present residence
and will hereafter live at her Newport
house or in the handsome residence
which is said to have recently beer
| purchased by her in this city. She will
leave with her children for Europe
| 1, III