The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-22
GarIbaIdI's second WIG.

Near Como Is = palatial villa. With ferest-Ek'
grounds. which Is che Of many villas belonging
70 the ether Of GarsbaliIs sscOoi wife, Ii,
Marches He has refused $4,000 francs foi
this viIA deli OruO. bet il Is said he vii take 5
milliOa Il offered Ia il and on us vast ground:
WAS held the Como industrial and sgTSealtGral sx
ATbitiOu Of this seasOo. which event gave me s
chance 70 see the battling. The villa has some
superb balls IL it, and the grounds are very large
A gentleman who sat next to ne the other
day 81 dinner party gave me htile bit Of 5
romznce sbout the Marches GaribSldi. as the
second wife Of the famous Italian generals called
had heard that she vas the wife Of Garibaldi' :
son.
Not At aIl said NY dinner-sabls eOmpaniOu,
NIla3ese eosat, who knew al about The strange
affair: she is the seoo0d wife Of the general
himself She lsit him the dsy after the wedding,
and they have never net since.
looked al the questions WAS dying to ask.
uPoo which be sdded with laugh and shrug.
Is if be knew more than was proper TO tell At
that moment: No reasons were given on either
SIDE
The Subject was dropped, bat It recalled to ne
strange story had heard some years ago Of a
second marriage OF Garibaldis. and which served
well to join o. to the unfinished or broken Ink
that ny dinner acquaintance had given me- III
tel 1t 10 you It was told me, and 700 can join
the two links or not. jus; IS yoa please. 1t was
At least dozen years ago. The Iady was Young.
titled, rich, handsome and fast No name was
given ne She conceived desperate. passionate
admiration 4or the famous - Liberator Of Italy.-
Sue vas young euOaga to Be Garib4ldis da9zh-
ter. His friends favored the marriage. bat the
celebrated Anita his first wife who aocou-
panied hin through many Of his adventures. snd
whose sd death has been 50 often aud 50 touch
i1gy described, Is supposed to Be the only love Of
Gari6aldIs life Nevertheless. the marriage took
piace between the geseral and the Young Lon
bardy Marches But. sd to relate. On the we'd
ding day. after The ceremony. Ga-ibaldi received
information. with uudoubted proofs, Of the in
morality Of his young bride Why had he not
been tod soo0er2 I cannot tel you anything bat
The simple story IS I heard il When the newly
married pair we're LEFT aIoue Gsribaldi told his
yo0ag wife what be had heard. bat added If
you vii say you are an honest woman, I viii take
your word
b, if cannot what theu.- asked the
We must part forever tbs very moment,
replied GaribaLll-
The young woman turned. len her husband Of
an hour and never sa= hin sgafu- It vas said
that The stories against her character we're false
aad the yOOug gil. though gay. vas innocent.
Bat her pride WAS 30 wOaaded at the charge be- /
ing made By her husband Al that moment. and il (
sch a Pereupsosy manuer, that she scorned to \
astify herself; his want Of faith il her dlspeled
ler Illusions AID broke the charm Of her love.
I saw the Marchssa Garibaldi at oue Of the re-
,attas % Lake Como, early in September. She
: about thirty-dvs years Cd, 1 should think a
handsome bat coarse booking woman; has fierce.
is6aas eyes. dark skin, heavy dark hair parted
II one side thrust through the thick bralds a,
he back vas a. oxydizad silver saber. placed ia
be sane way that The Trzstsyere tortoise shell
iAggers are worn II the hair. She vas dressed
-esy simply il SKA cs-zds7. Or raz six costume.
nd Fogud bat with coek-of-the-zoods feather
HiLzl LetsT 10 BoSt9a 4drs7tissg.