The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21
LOLA MO N Il Il ~.


forty three page Of iref I'D died Of Inflammation of the
ssnes Saturday me <ning early the funeral Eliza
SIberL took place. and the eoriege friends
who havc adhered 70 Ia Mon;ez her arrival IN tho
untd states Lola Aad many good qualities, but managed,
nebSthetss. - rarrel with everybody she met she
ks ths naetp daughter Of officer in the British
Army Of III anne OF Gilbert. Her mother was subse-
.euenty another officer in the service
Anu. Al. a.noral CGaeie Hrs. Cragie thought
much about Lola she eioped with Captain james,
~ mv four years ago Last summer Mrs. crage came
on 70 New yos and her daughter. she had heard
Ast Lola dying, aud wished to possess herself Of
any property which she might ieaye. When informed
Lola very httle money Mrs. Cragie turned about
back Earope leaving three pounds sterling
her donation a aid Of her daughter who was then
suffering attack OF paralysis In this connection
may be stat Lola left Sufficient money 10 pay al
her dcbta and LEI, he wcr0 owing nothing
Iolas subi; dates from The time when she ran
away to lad with Capt James They separated and she
commenced Bohemian life in london. There she met
many Dung and u is TO be supposed intrigued with
sAsm She plenty OF animal spirits and pluck, talked
and could dance little. II 10 stated that she made
Asr debut in this Aparty of discussing
she merits Of certain queens OF the ballet when de
Shared that he could produce q dancer who had never
been the stage but who could be- qualifed as pre-
ssire danssuse in ten days. wager was laid ON the
event and in few days the london public informed
What Spanish dancer, Lola Montez, had been
gagged at her MaJes,ys theatre This was "Betty
JONES, as the omnibus box declared, when she came
upon the stage. This aid not prevent her getting
engagements IN Paris and other cities the Continent
Some OF the papers revive ole story about her kicking
enc OF her ouskins INTO the parterre at the Grand
Opera. II rs entirely untrue. As artist she
WAS good for nothing In Paris she formed connection
with Dujarr!er, OF the editors OF La Prose. He
fsnSht duel with one Beauvaon, Creole Of San Do
nngo, who had spoken d;srespectfuly Of Lola Montez
Duarrier fell, and Lola had The nerve appear his
1uDoral in full mourning.
At this time Lola gave tea parties in Paris and a gen.
Neman who went Of them told us that the male
guests who bad seeded from their wives, and
the females all women who had separated from their
Lola LETT Paris for Munich time after Dujarrers
death. Her Bavarian adventures well known. The
KING gave her very handsome house. and state here
may by the subjoned letter.
written ny gentleman who visited Munich in lsa7:-
Madamoiselc Lola Montez, writes gentle nan from Mu
MICH height Of well fortune Thus
you perceive the dramatic influence has lost of
pgeslge. but the contrary, daily acquires power
Aademoisee Lola Moutez lnhabts in The city of Munich
magnificent bote TO which an extensive garden s at
being deemed by her sufficiently capacious she had
two smaller houses wings built, principally OF white
her The luxurious display in this palace exceeds
anything of the kind before known the King him
se has been amazed a. " and oppressed deep wonder
even although while building, he had largely superin
eended II by his ORDERS md instructions Even palace
sef cannot compare with L in elegance and richness
every part fountain OF the same costly metal and of
touch The baud 10 send forth us and duse
delicious freshness through the room. In the
apartment IS staircase q crystal the steps OF which
are so ingenionsiy constructed be elastic-and
therefore, less iatguihg OF ascent 70 the little feet
for which they ara nlsnaed-lnd the windows on those
sides the saloon which exposed 10 pro,ecties,
furnished with Jaouses, which fan whenever
sny,hn like violence o. tumult . apprehended.
days large crowd collected round her
residence, when Lola Myniez fearessy presented her
sell at the window and hoding up fun glass of cham
payne prepared drink the health Of the At
that nIoment thrown and fell NJ her fee.
She cooy took tup, and throwing IL out Of the window
- that = might do no.pury TO any one raired her glass
again 10 her bps, ami finished the comp had
commenced IL drinking u tho neaitn d those who
hughhgy exclaimed that IL they really wished n,re
her, they should direct their This
had the effect 81 disaTming tho general hostility.
certain number Of agents have established quarters
her roof and three four soldiers stationed
he entrance u her hotel 70 prevent anything like
epan Outrage, small escort accompanies her % the
theatre whenyer she feels inclined 10 visit IL and while
the house the guard increased. From her box she
San see an hat she wishes q SEQ in the theatre and the
she herssIf observed, saluations
changed with her from the better class OF people.
On oil these disturbance occurred
N TIE place when Few arrests made, and OF
ahe officers particularly dstug himself by his zeal
anu actF4i! MS motives we're msrepresentedi and no
rdersd ~ another town. Mademolsee Monte2 having
been that he hal only oispleasure
eonsequence her do SOU imposing order thorio
ers, entreated his pardon obtained ii but CHANGED
Mat the unfortunate man d,cd in the meantime This
Aowever. did net deprive her of the credit OF having
herceGed for him, aud not oven her enemies presumed
% attribute MS death IN any way 70 her
One circumstance OF q somewhat singular character
has occurred Macmrsellc Montez felt herself indis
ito Had
,n.a,.,,c ~, s,c,,n .,os 'e, ~ 90 ,,nao y, 80,
rrsn,rsd xbs 1,lEa alexa,dar ,he crca desired nm
.s-,oe. =, I, $3.50 ~, - .sici,r ~, ,s,s -
,r,sed - no s.Ila- rnDri,a az such orJ hs aeera
= yhcb ac,,,stss NJ, cna,.J nth be- yoaros and
~vaTa.cd No ,r,,, tba ,ybai. az ,ha drangb, @f-' ~
paroro martin, TIA ad,,pt,rc ~ an o,,s- ,bo ,r
aA,eatv ~,bt Ia rannv, bcr .ron, Enc Ia. u, ~
already ALLUDED 20 when The fell at her
,,s,oer ,ss dor sha 80 oa,a;,ca sho,,d IA lnarn
She balances her vvacty towards the other whose
god inson.on she repaid with slap o. the hand
officer. o !
~ an reo 49, -. -, .hs oo.n ~, ,art,, IA Nor meet
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beantiful ssn'rt0 sinst,d NOT far from tho roval
roesIe,rc ~ lem b,sso.sa ~ 'seie Tola
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