The New York herald., 1922-05-14
Nine. Mouromsky
Coming From Paris
to Face Vonsiatsky
Claimant Declares She Does
Not Seek Money, but Wants
Man Punished.

| PARTS. May 10 ASSOCIATED Press).--
| TIE American Embassy is forwarding to
! the United States in a diplomatic pouch
the documents fled with it by Nine.
| Liobouv MouromsNy. VINO Claims to be
the first and only legal wife of Anastase
Vonsiatsky, who was recently married
in the United States to Mrs. Marion
Buckingham Rear-Stephens OF Chicago.
Meanwhile Mime. Mouromsky announced
to-day that she would leave for New
York within a few days ito prosecute
to the fullest extent the complaint
against the legality OF Vonslatsky's
ma rriage in the United States which she
lodged at the American Embassy Thurs
day
II am not after money" Nine. Mou-
romsky declared. II want redress and
want this man punished for running
the best years of my life
Nine. Mouromsky. who said she would
be accompanied by her father, is under
ste cd 70 have taken passage on the
steamship Rochambeau, sailing from
Havre next Tuesday. While all the
documents in the case are being dis
patched to America by the embassy,
Nine. Mouromsky said she had a full
SET OF cerllHeQ copies WHICH sue WouiU
take with her She claims among other
things to have a letter from VonsiatslSy
written before his marriage TO Mrs.
Stephens, asking her mot to reveal their
sacret and burn up all correspondence"
Nine. Mouromsky insists she is an
orthodox Russian and not Jewess. as
size understood was being represented to
the orthodox church authorities in
America.
Speciol Gable to THE New York HERALD.
Copyright, 1922. by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris. May IS.
The exclusive details obtained by THE
New York HERALD OF Paris of the fling
of complaint with the American En-
bassy by Nine. Liobouv Mouronsky
charging Anastase Vonsiatskoi Vonsi-
atsky. now in America, with bigamy,
resulted in her apartment in the Boule-
ward Haussmann being invaded by
score of American and English corre-
spondents.
They were received by Nine. Mourom-
sky and a Franco Russian interpreter,
while the young womans father re-
manned in the background and refused
to be drawn into any discussion.
g want justice. that is all.' Nine
Mouronsky said. II am the legal wife
Of the man who is now married to an
American heiress. He has spoiled the
best years OF my life. / an only Fl
now and I trusted him implicitly. It is
for American justice now to gay whether
his effort to avoid his sworn duty to me
as his legal wife shall succeed"
The questioners found the family liv-
ing on the sixth floor of a Paris tene-
ment. Their condition apparently aroused
sincere sympathy among those who for
the first time since this international
scandal developed, have been permitted
to obtain real insight into the life of
the average Russian refugee in the
French capital.
Escaping with only few clothes and
Jewels from the Crimea the father and
daughter got to ConssanSncple. There
Nine. Mouromsky's father bought an In
terest in a Jam factory and succeeded in
making sufficient income 10 assure
.ocderate living for his daughter and
himself Despite the fact thu the out
put OF the Constantinople fLctory d.
minished recently owing to tie shortage
of sugar beets obtained from Bulgaria,
yet by careful saving they have kept suf-
ficient funds TO prosecute their case.