Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
ADEI.lSa.- rRorni.Es.

!Adslina Patti has met the usual fate
which overtskes young and foolish girls
Who throw away their lives upon q man
who has nothing but wealth or a title to
recommend him. Patti did not require
money. Her voice was a fortune. But
she sang before crowned heads. She
was fawnei upon and fiattsred by the
nobility Of every nation in Europe. AT
length her giddy head began to turn. 1t
was not enough for her 10 Be an empress
OF song. II was not enough that wealth
poured into her lap. and lords ami ladies
knslt at her feet. completely subdusd by
her charming voice. She must be one
Of the ''ladies;'' shs must take her rank
amidst this nobility which worshippsd
her. And so when a handsome young
Marquis Of France came along. he had
little trouble in wooing her. and less
trouble in gaining her consent to marry
him. The silly girl gave herself away
with the slacrity OF an ancient maiden
Of uncertain aye who has waited long for
a lover anal finally pounees upon the
first man ~hom she succeeds in entraP-
ping.
The man. In Aielina's case. was the
Marquis 10 Caux. lie had what she
had not. q title. lie had not what she
had, wealth. She coveted what he had.
the title. lie coveted what abe had. tho
money. II was a mutual and satisfae'
tory bargain between them. and they
were married. Then eame the trouble.
The Marquis spent the money Of tho
Warehouses. anu treated her with
supreme contempt as y Of the lower
class. born beneath him. The March
ious-S rsvsllei in tho glory OF the title'
rav. her money libereally to her lord
and master. and bore his contempt in
silence. She was an angel in patience;
10 a devil in persecution. OF course
ths time had 10 come when she would
r.. ,,,,. ill
rebel NO "o'na"
brin, her a thousand dollars q night,
could DO expected TO stand this sort OF
thing long. The sequel came last Spring,
vh.n .he lstt the MARQUIS in St. Peters
-..,-., Ia p,,;. Ia, n Jixo,ce
ouiS' Ans '1'.
Here IN q portion OF her eouiPiaiu' ~
,,Lli.h.i I'm the Esydro
Against ". Louis SEBASTIAN i'e"'' w
CAhuzae' ha,Vu's !. ,s" an.
Whereas. the petitioner inarrieu u u'
Marquis OF Canx IN 1uiy, isoo. ~
That she Is IN dire necessity" "'n'A"''
INK her separation OF body.
That the Marlui. OF aux hAsa "a'u''
not only luiek, ID VIOLENT.
That ho allows himself 20 20 eaii,v"
away under ths s~sy y Nihu'.'''' IN,
ousy. which never had any cause or Tue
slightest preteSt' by inshcusAoie hs o'
passion.
That he has Often addressed 10 ms wiz
the mo.t coarse insniis and has even
struck her.
That life together has become imlos'
sible.
Whereas. uhat discora pieateu pf.Neen
the couple shortly after their hiArtiASr.
That the Petitioner mas a 'hAfAe"'
sweet. yielding, even WEAK:
That, on The otner haha, Tue %A,qui
OF canx. rs has already Dech SAM nas =
charseier quieA anu e'cn ,'o'."', ". .""'
me peunone,, oTu.ns hs1 ,.,sn ,IS,n'
iiitis Ies.e, Nc, nus. al 800.
,Aseoi ~ n""' M. 49, -.
aeI' u'.. w. i.,1s,anIsnca no, viii
NV ns.s, H. .n,,lin, Mai.
nor Originating power :" A"''"'"e w"
e'.., 40,
"he.sAs "e "n I'-.,s Ill 80
shlF,,a lsr, wv "- UNIV"
"goiu mine. -, lie ~.
IhAt ne hsuy nsh' W "'" wv
family anu net it'enu.,
Wherca. OF me ues'n %, rr 'sn".a, ..
sAisAtor fa"' w ' "f
That in every instances when the peti.
toner approached AIM si,h sracsoa, anu
..,.ns ~, n. ho,hsred him
Whereas he not only treated her in this
manner. but ;'rovs 70 MAKE hsr ,se,, 10
condition and origin which might have .,.
isted between them.
ina, 'o' raI ~, he a,v on which
i married aelown like you !"
Where's. no further said TO her frequent