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tihe vi her marriage 1866 to Napoleon
she had three children, Engene, Francis
and Hortensa. In 1910 she was. repudiat
ed by Napoleon, who soon after marie
Maria Louisa, daughter of Frances Empe
ror OF Austria. By Maria Louisa he had
son, who was born March 20, 1914, an
whom he named Napoleon. He was ban
lshed to Elba in 1914 and to st. Helen
In 1915. where he died in 1921, aged S
years.
CAROLINE
Was the wife of Joachim Murat, King O
Naples and admiral of the French empire
by whom she had two sons and tire
daughters. The two sons Achille ant
Charles Louis Napoleon Murat, are settle,
IN the territory of Florida. Her eldes
daughter married the Marchese Popoli,
nobleman of Bologna, and her younges
Count Rasponi. After the fall of Napoleon
and Murats expulsion from the throne O
Naples, she and her husband lived in tn,
Austrian states. Aftor Murat's fight ant
assassination, (which latter event happened
in 1915, on one of the Sicilian slands,) she
resided IN great pomp, in the lordship Of
OFT, but finally removed to Rome.
LUCIEN
Was distinguished as an orator and re.
publican in the council of 500, of which he
was president on the 18th Brumaire, and
declared it dissolved. His ambition and tai
ents were scarcely inferior to those of Ma
Doleon, and he was the most efficient agent
in the appointment of his brother chief con-
sui. He, however, disapproved of the de-
struction of the republic, and would not
part from his beautiful and affectionate
wife to further and promote the views of
Napoleon. He, therefore, displeased him
and was not restored to his favor till after
his return from Elba. He refused the
throne Of Spain which was offered to him.
He wrote an epic Poem on Charlemagne.
The Prince de Canine has this long time
resided at Rome, on the property from
which he derives his title. In the year
1922, he and his family inherited the small
town of Sinigaglia, near Ancono. He has
lost the greatest part of his fortune by I'M
successful speculations, and sold even his
Palace at Rome, to his brother, the Prince
de Montfort, (Jerome). One of his daugh-
tiers THE same whose hand King Ferdinand
of Spain solicited when Prince of Anstria)
married Prince GABRIEL another married
Lord Stuart. His son Charles Lucien
Bonaparte, the author of the continuation
of Wilson's Ornithology, lives in the United
States. His son Paul was accidentally
killed on board the Greek frigate Hellas,
in 1927.
Grand Duchess of Tuscany, a woman of
powerful intellect and masculine character,
t s9d bad many pnea d 81 sce She a @arSd d
daughter. She died at Trieste in 1890,
aged 40 years. She was very lively and
witty, and was said to bear the strongest
resemblance to Napoleon.
LOUIS,
King of Holland, married Hortentia Beau
harnois, daughter Of Napoeon's first wife.
He was man of unpretending worth, and
abdicated his throne in favor of his son,
rather than Cypress his subjects. He had
purchased, out of his private fortune, sever
al estates in Holland, chiefly in the vicinity
of Harlem; but after the fall Of Napoleon,
these were sequestered, and never restored
to them. His consort, Hortensia, passes
the winter at Rome, and, for some time past,
she was in the habit of spending part of the
year at her beautiful country seat at Arem-
berg, on the Banks of the Bovensea, 1.-THE
Lacus Lemanus,) in Switzerland.
PAULINE
Was first married to lie Clerc, Comman-
der in Chief of the expedition to St. Domin-
90, where he died of the yellow fever
She subsequently married Prince Borghese
Duke of Guestala. She was Napoleon's
favorite sister, and was the most beautiful
woman in France and perhaps in Europe
She visited Napoleon while at Eliza, and as
sisted him in his escape. In 1926, Pauline
died immensely rch-among other requests
gave 10000 francs to the son of Jerome by
| his first wife. Prince Borghese is now
wanderer in France or England.
JEROME
Was first married to Miss Patterson o
Baltimore, (Md.) lady of beauty and &C
complshments. and by this marriage incur
red the displeasure of Napoleon. By tn
incessant opportunities of his brother, he a
length separated himself from her and mar
1ied the princess royal of Wirtemburg.-
After his brothers. fall, he lived while a
Trieste, afterwards near Vienna, and final
ly settled at Rome. His union with tn
niece of the Emperor of Russia, render
his house the rendezvous of all strangers Q
distinction from the North who visit Italy
He had one son by his wife.
I EUGENE BEAUHARNoIs,
Viceroy of Italy, &C., and son of the frs
wife of Napoleon, married the princes
Augustine Amelia, of Bavaria, and had on
son and two daughters. He was a man q
talents, probity, and honor, and great militia
ry skill. Being particular favorte c
Napoleon, he rewarded him with the high
est military promotions. After the restora
ton of Louis and the abdication of Napo
Eleon, he retired to private life and lived 8
Munich, the capital of Bavaria. His incom
was $2,500,O00 year. He died in 1885,
f universally lamented.