The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-03
Mrs. Do VsIasco Refused 10
Sign IS Nude By Husband
THEN he PUT HER OUT OF HOUSE
0rs Of the Regulations Was Against EaVss.
cropping and Another PTuhh.tsd The
Taking Of Scandal.

New York. Feb. SIN the Kings
County Supreme court to-day Sebastian
4. De Nalasco. a professor OF languages
at Adelpm academy, Brooklyn. began
suit 70 obtain an absolute divorce from
his beautiful Young wife. Aimee De Vel
aSco. and she IN turn sought by neans OF
a counter suit TO obtain decree OF lin
ited divorce on the ground that her hus-
hand abandoned her and turned her out
OF the house
For many years the DE Velsscos have
lived az 30 Schemcrhorn street Profess
sor De Neiasco Is Mexican by birth
and according 30 his wife ne is IN re-
ceiRt of an income OF $500 n year. and
has IN addition much properly and a large
bank account.
The Dc Valascos were married in Brook
I'm on Dee is, 1894. and have had three
children. only two OF these suryive--An.
geiita De Nelssco. aged six and Alonzo
DE Nelasco, two, both Of whom are in the
custody OF the father at his house in
Seherinerhorn street
Trouble In the Nelasco household ap-
pears 10 have resulted from tho intro
duction therein OF a beautiful Arabian
girl. katrina Dhughan. in the capacity OF
houseinaid This girl figures IN the SUIT
Tor divorce Instituted by Mrs. DE Neasc0
When Katrina first became member
of the professors household her brother
Saioma Dhughan. brought suit in the
supreme court against Professor De
Nelasco, claiming that she was being
detsined againsi her will
de failed in this proceeding ana Pro-
lessor De Nclasco now names him az CO.
respondent ~ his suit for divorce. The
brother made an affidavit that Nelasco
hypnouzed tho girl
Mrs be Nela~'o, through her counA
sel. Francis w. Russell OF House,
Grossman A. Nofhaus. makes affidavit de-
iying all her husbands allegations. and
alleging that since February. is99. ne wac
unkind. harsh and tyrrauical ana ON
June -, IAl, put her out Of the house.
She SAYS further that in March 1910. he
attempted 20 choke her ami then threw
her down ana dragged her by the hair
oyer the flOor because she refused to move
a large stove: that ia MAY last because
she refused to wait on Katrina. he threw
TEA nllp a. hcr head: that because she
refused 90 sign "a certain document con-
raining - rules for the regulation Of
her conducf he threw her into the street
Some ~ tho rules are as follows;
That ] shall partakc OF no Intoxicating
beverages unless they be civen by or IN
the presence ~ and with the fun con-
sent ~ Mr. Nelasco
"I'hat heuceforth shall not speak ill
"C anyone, especially n any such dtclsra-
finn Qn my part shall he malicious or un-
true.
That ! shall at an times unrcservedly
and willingly obey every wish expressed
by Mr. Vrlasco
THAT ] shall never again resort to the
Vic method Of listening through the
eaking-tubes. key-holes halls. doors or
other apertnrts for the purpose of over
hearing amy conversation that Nelasco
may be having at any iime with the
person itself or through telephones
speaking tubes or other means. and that
shall likewise abstain from stealthily
going about or staionine myself at any
part of Mr. Neascos house for tho p,ir-
pose Of watching him or Others
That ! shalt not in future search or
cause any one 20 search any of Mr. Nelas-
cos personal belongings papers docu.
msnts. desks or other objects
THAT shall treat all of Mr. Neascus
servants nnd other employees with tns
consideration due their station without
placing myself upon m Intimate or equal
footing with them.
"That ! shall not quarrel with SER
wants or other persona bat that I shall
submit all questions or complaints di-
rcctly 20 Mr.. NelascO for is cousidergt-
tion and disposition, J abiding by his
decision"