The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-17
SHE WILL NOT
Be REC0NCILED.
Mrs. Nswbsrry Is Very Bitter
Against Her Husband.
SHE ACCUSES FIVE WOMEN.
One Is Prof. Nswhsry's StsncgTapAsT and
Another Was Formerly Housskeapsr In
Nswhsm Home.

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Mrs. S. B. Newberry, daughter Of Andrew
ID. White, ambassador TO Germany, is so
indignant at the alleged misconduct OF
her husband that no efforts to reconcile
her to him can possibly prevail
she even demands, in the suit she has
brought for divorce and alimonN that
he be restrained from speaking TO her
thereby showing the extent OF her bitter
ness
Mrs. Newberry was on the streets to-
day for the first time since her suit was
so mysteriously filed at the dead or night
the court officers being aroused from
their sleep TO take the papers and to
proceed Immediately 20 the Newberry
home and serve the summons on the
husband.
She was the centre of all eyes Tor the
Newberrys are among the most prominent
persons here, both socially and I'm busl-
ness, and the disclosures concerning their
domestic infelicities have aroused the
greatest interest.
THE PROFESSOR OUT OF TOWN
Prof. Newberry. as he IL still called,
notwithstanding Il is many years since
he gave up his position as professor OF
chemistry at Cornell University to become
the headfof Sandusky Portland Cement
company here, Is still out of town, and is
supposed to be with MS brother A. ~.
| John Newberry. a prominent lawyer In
Cleveland.
The attorneys on both sides have been
| very active for several days In an endeav-
| or to patch up truce,and at one time. In
| fact, w. l.. Buerin. Jr.. counsel Tor Mrs.
| Newberry. announced that the ugly mat
! ter had been adjusted and that the suit
would be withdrawn
lie declined 10 make known the terms
| OF the agreement, which was supposed
| to be separation, with ample pecun-
| larry consideration for the wife, but
whatever arrangement was made IL has
been repudated by one side or the other.
Mr.. Guerin promised that motion for a
| dismissal OF the suit would be made to-
| day. but II il now reticently admitted that
the suit will proceed Mrs. Newberry
! gave out n statement yesterday In which
| she said that the reports OF her uouple
A had been greatly
Efforts were made 10 prevent the pc
| titicn and complaint by Mrs. Newberry
from becoming public property. but they
| did not avail The papers charge un-
| faithfulness, and FIVE women are named
! and IL IL declared that there are others
One of the women IL Miss Nellie Fran
| els. a pretty little brunette, who Is Mr.
Newberry's personal stenographer at the
| cement works She was formerly q
telegraph operator I'm railroad Office
| and has been with the cement company
| for two years.
SAILED WITH THE sTENoGRAPHER
Prof. Newberry and his attractive
| stenographer have been seen upon th'
streets together here. and last summer tn
young woman was often ont sailing will
her employer I'm his yacht Mrs. New
berry accuses the two OF frequenting ;
certain hotel together. and declares tha
she was forced by her husband 30 receiv'
Miss Francis and a friend OF hers a
social functions at the Newberry nome
IL Is said that recently when Mis-
Francis was IN she was removed from
her boarding house 10 the Newberry resi-
dence so that she would be more com
Portable.
Another young woman mentioned II
the complaint is Miss Nettie Hess, EN-
ployed i'm the office OF the Jackson Knit
1
Port Chiffon. nearby. Miss Hess ha
always borne an excellent reputation
and there IL much astonishment at tn
manner In which she = figuring In tn
Newberry affair
third woman Is mentioned only q
Grace but she is known TO be dash
ing person. with Titan hair, who at on
time was housekeeper for the Newberrys
She married and removed TO Toledo, bu
recently returned 90 this city.
1t Is said that Prof. Newberry visite
Grace at Toledo. aud was seen out bicycl
riding with her there. She did no
! marry until some time after she had lef
her place as housekeeper FOR Mrs. New
, berry. and lived In good style during IN
, period before her marriage
FOURTH WOMAN NAMED.
A fourth woman Is known as Mildre
Clemmons, very handsome brunette
who married a man named Mclean
year ago and removed TO another city.
The Newberrys have lived I'm SanduslS
for seven years. Their home Is on
OF the finest In the city and their soci,
!. prestige Is not exoelled by any one The
n have two sons. one with his grandfath'
, at the German court. and another at
70 military school IN New York state. Mr.
Newberry was clara, eldest daughter
, the ambassador. and her marraige toe
place at Ithaca while her father "a,