The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-13
The Dark Spot in PATHS
Career.
PERRY AND FORTESCUE'S Sc
CESSION.
The Great Diva and Her Husbands
Scrap of History Rice on Pop
Professor KrOuse ReiterateS-
Evan Stephens Plans
n {VapeOuS News,
etc.
LEAF From PATHS LIFE.

Patti will never sing 10 any com
munitv that can fOrget the episode
of her past life; society may WORSHIP
her, bat it will always worship a
a distance; the following extrac
from q California paper gives
somewhat partial account of th'
, divs's matrimonial experiences, bu
as 1t is the only one at hand W.
print if, advising the usual penny'
weights OF allo vance: 50 muct
talk has been made on the SUI Jec
of PATHS first unfortunate matrl-
monial venture that brief state
ment OF facts may give some people
who have only heard rumors, p9si
tive knowledge OF the subject. Nine
Patti msrrhd in Paris Henry. Mar
cuts de Caux, equerry to Napoleon
III, on July 30. 1853. The
weddiI g was celebrated with
great demonstration, aristocracy
artistic and professional people OF
the highest class particip Ating.
Patti WAS %, the Marq lis was AZ.
The Marquis owed over 1000
francs when he was married. The
union never was a happy one, as
was pyedictG d by all who knew the
husband, and it eliminated in a
quarrel at st. Petersburg in 1877,
which resulted in the Marquis being
ordered to leave Russia, In FebTu.
sry of that year the two appeared
before the President Of the Tri-
Dunal of the Seine and the result
was, some time afterwards, the is
suauce of decree OF separation
The French law doeI not admit
divorce, but the laws of other coun-
tries do, and Nine. Patti was, when
she married Nicoini, as free as any
woman who, having been married
in New York, gets divorce ia Cali.
fOrnia. Many irreproa enable couples
IN America are no more legally
united. Nine. PATHS N kes the
following statement, about Aerseif,
which is frank and cOnciuSiv
81 was married to SignOr NicOlini
privately in the Greek Church il
st. Petersburg, a few months attsr
my separation from the Marquis
De Caux. Why should I obtrude
my private affairs on the public, who
can have no possible interest in
them that | can imagine? Signor
NicOlini did not get a divorce from
his first wife. She obtained a divorce
from him on the ground of ineom-
patlbility of temper. The year his
wife got q divorce was 1879; l can's
remember the month. [ suppose
that all the talk comes from the fact
that the church does not recognize
special divorces, and [ made some
effort tG secure the sanction of the
holy Father to my union" AS for
Slgnor Nieolini's position, who IA
said to have children hy Ma frat
wife, whom Patti supports, tbs
stories are equally untrue. Nicolini
Is well eff. He gets SI,50U every
Time he sings, and can well take care
OF himself aud his wife, too. if
necessary. He has no family thai
needs his care. He has only two
sons, both grown men. One is az
officer in The Russian army, and the
Gtner Ia connected with large
banking house in Paris.
TIE STRAIGHT OF THE POP
TROUBLES.
several weeks ago there was q
great disturbance in the Pop family
WnIe II was on display In Ph;la-
9eIphia, and the charming June
ferry and the mammoth but I'M
laIented George Fortescue per-
ttnptoFliy threw up the engagement;
tue cause OF the trouble was said to
D nc Ile stage management of Mr..
Lop MScksy, and out OF the disa-
sLeement grew the reports tele-
gIdpHed west some time ago. that
GHe company would not visit San
francesca; the presence of Kate
EnSIlelon : charming face and cos
!ume on every fence and bill board
n Ine city tells different story !:
que ana Mackay head the troune,
anu no further recommendation is
rmeeuou' Ferry will be missed hnt
fortescue's absence will onIv he fs1t
agreeaoiy; the sub)oinsd evtTa 3
1@Seh from letter Writfen Nv, AZ.
EDWARD Rice, author nf EvansoI -
ana proprietor otthe Pop en IT. gDIit5 :
10 slnteresting as giving son ne Pti9 :,
OF the true version Of the fsnoiiT ~ ~, -
pleaSantness, and curious % go III
!ng me opinion Of Mr.. Pins on 80 ~, |" :,
intrinsic merits Of one Of b "a L I1e
/ playing attractions: --'' ''eSe
] Now ia regard TO the S,,,.,,.-
fs'ty troubles, it amounted = = :
disagreement between Miss po'.r :,
ana Mr. Macksy, which resulted al -
1le retirement Of the former. MI
roI5eScus has long been trving -
] IoIuce ms new burlesqae in New
thork, and l h2ve expected TO iSs ~
TIlI Iof some time On that account
de has been in nv service fo- o oi,6,
!ears,andsL have never Vet had dc S
Sreeaole word with him and T wish eiei
nm every success, as I also do Me- N L.
SerFy. Their places in the her co oT n na1SS
were Immediately filed. and and 49,
aye one Of the best entertain AIM 10y y
me season in Detroit Mon 1h. =
a, Where they are now nIua
ns y 70 the capacity Of the house F9r
T55,S dce see Detroit da;Iies 70
r. cn you doubtless have on fiIs'
Cs,,gohn A. Mackay and Miss Kot e'
9Ss sieton head the company as