The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-29
strange Car,cr-Bonaparle's Literally

depaftmtit. whose head quarters werH thsu
at he ca It's OF scl On lniuhu. II b. "a vel o.
LnoWn lace that the emperor resided bt the
"a lie during the AuatgiAu campaign
Emiha was 30 M tune IA III The splcndor
OF her tWgutieth year. Toll ana slender
she wat, ana Nitn Ter blonde bar iall'ut
Ikea Tiy,r e poli over her goodies Ae
shoulder tLe Of once made gieit impits
sion on y tull leon, who Ht's'd ne ufsi o.
portu iiy g. make hes lorna declaF"l.nb'
Strange as IL may termi tho young slll.
although perhaps somewhat dt21leu ~
such unr xptctet homage. ~ ho"lss h'Ah'
doped her scfu4ls ami naNtly mhhH''
OF the emper 20 hing less iN ~ inhfdAE'
Nagolunn vi. tended O. yitll 10 lhl' U .'iu 40
tum and cne, rudy va, through the uooE
ercoIaf,l t,uus csfemouy. 90 when q
Comie dc Mlutnul'u Tone a. mo tmpef1T .
AID ,.c.uip, aud afterwards as mpsA
ion a. s. ueeuf), ii SAID 10 Dave haslt.tu'
Some DAYS amer lhig exceedlutly morgan
. ATTIC uu.O Zoo Wa obliged I'D leave Tor du
mich gntr- Elgrur da B,Guh rla!a va 70
he sfli ,naud tus Biyaran puucrss N
poleou Dfuu2. l. ull.h in his SUITE uut III
copnifo. iHr ur Empress Joatphln'i VINO
had iusr come fUm France, "a ca q her
hus5a.u uilu % i-s'oui hr&'r!y That Wa
but tlnUltfa ji-tii .i.
A. ibslui' iJsuusry 1896 the bosut b
ful Au.ftIa. removed iu Par 20 ElG D. ttlu
toh4,. srIt u.i.,f hiaisl iu orc II tac
seer, cI .Ipa tu-u.J - inu lu'iult. Whrr.
TAlma--4ecIffug TO auo.htf and mo E
ou....4. I...uI--gsst 90 give tne = autr
csyt..tm... IauH. u department. J..
isstIUu, I.rIu.tr. 1n't tnlt thy ilIr rcu-
iuse Condemned lDf..l w.h joy TO llls 90
abs0ll EEL s. Cy-s -1iJ u' te it.t only
broarI hl .l. yair y, avery "a" OF the
emp.-aI $ iUsuts Nlel N-pI on aga'i
bertruta lf. l4.IllttH.d le .Ht urrJmplt-
iedt4lu. tr.ltisr by q sspllu5; out % &C.
uvCu tl. o.ltr sos. ~ tus 'rIu.ier Toe NOR
galstc F.c o. suu.d hsr u.Ati. Sac CUT
on hrr Dftutlui ui -lr hhlr pna COL uutt
mnls d. o. il rrurf no A.t1cl nrfa.lt IN
bsttsg Go nrl ioyef's des. ne. The pal'lr
OF jena tht t.umusel entry iu.J Benin,
the march up1n Nsuer, tIt victories Of
Eylau aud Fnedl fld -.I-aiir, tue peace Of
Iiigi,--ail these Glorious all rlI0ly epis-
ode of the Espoie1ulc ~ pieis cast tn ir
splendors uud tllir sEld'Hs athwlr- the
lile the Austrian min-te daug iter.
la July, 1871 Napoisol returned fro~
Dresden 10 PARIS, aud Il aiiia resumed oei
claUstral his un' the bfeekilg at ot the
Spanish war. o c. more sue til owed y A.
poleou, thuB soya tageously replacing tue
little red man, with whom, however, the
old csmp legend may vet satisfactorily
identity her. In March, 1879 we had hcr
again - Austria, ano even a. Sch@nbruln
where Napoleon leaves her ia order 10 tri-
umph NJ Wagram. She has abandoned
hsr a. .lifa1g diszfs' 7n. aud allowed her
roideq hair 20 Ma. again over her wbi's
phou.drrs.
In ne month OF October foloslrg she 20.
entered L aria accom- panied % ntr master.
The marriage Of Napoleon with Marie
Louise necessarily relegated Emf Ia 10 OBJ
security. Tn. nowiy- Tedded pair lived a.
Compiegne a puo! spleuupr, 40 81. Cloud
aud at the Iulsnee, while the m1rgauAtic
wife atemea D. hAvo become utterly l1rg0
ten. II r. whereabouts was oaly knoWn T.
Const ant, the yAiet-le' chambro, and 10
Rouston, ire Mameluko.
But-curIOus phenomenon scarcely had
the Russian cam paign Opened tha- Emilia
reappe,rtd az Eapoleops Side. Step by
step she followed all the tofr'b % course ~
tha. savage war. At Smplsusko, g. Mos.
COW, IN the icy tempests. throughout that
dismal route wherein ne grands armee
melted away, she guarded with heroic
fidelity the post to which she had been con-
signed.
victories, aud which had become ennobled
and stronger through years u battle, was
definitely broken only al fouiane blesu.
Before addressing that ever memorabl, fare.
well address 10 his veteran gunrdsl Napo.
leon went to bid Emilia farewell. Hs nd
created her oaronese Of Wol'sherg, aud bad
assured her a comfortable future by depps.
Hing in az Enplsh banking hnuse the sum
81 100 600 francs, whereof Emilia waA 10
receive the yearly int.ret Tho docu.
Aents relating 20 the arrangements were iu-
fYusted 10 the keeping Of her adopted father,
who had in the meantime become a couu-
selor la the war Office and cnovslier Of the
LeGionst Honor.
Emilia did not see NAPOLEON again during
the buuoed DAYS. While he was pining
avay,et 81 III l.ns, she iarri"d Niennest
LAWYER named -cro 1suer, Blt our Ans.
!. zon c0uh pot sublnt es-ily - tha prosac
cond tors ~ her sew life Ia 1870 she APP
piled for an : Obtained divorce.
From That moment begsn the long mar.
frydom Of n,tllfe. Aler Napoleon death
the Au.ir,an ofliDas ol1er 10 whom the msu
aeemsft Of j. u as million hBd been Ia
tru ted WGnsseG 40 -.tquauder more thar
4. two ,hiTdsoiit. VIVA was even worse, ht
rpfus q 10 famembs a1ytnias ADO / a chi
Ieci n Of wells IA q En- la had conf led u
his honor, rne poor woman LETT V,ennr
and. ompsnied b. her mD'her and list. r
suurnt a.neR home at r., upon thu lax,
~ Constance w4efe sha bought little cot
taee aud resolved 10 end her days there ir
peace.
Bnt she hsd okonei WI hont love, and
love Oh sngei her plane. she became sud
denly enamo!ed OF a you & physician, AID
msrsied him notTi list iHdng q not bic
difference IN age. She was then iorty and
her husband only twenty-five. In 1889 tie
surseon d ed ard poverty entered the home
OF the Little Empress', Sac sold or pawn.
ed n,r ruoes, hsI jss very, AID her iurnitor
Tn sale OF her house Involved her In q
laWsut. winch consumed her last resouf-
CTS. Aud when Tuln had cone a. last ste
lost her pr de to such dsgEee az even Ia
AK for ms. she espec ally solicited the
iptsrvc ton OF the archbishop Of SiZourg,
VINO d.tltned, and eTlei 20 her that her
animation WAS OF 100 ptcaiinr caaracteI
and the source Of her tor, une too inn ure "a
render a. possible for any prelate ~ decent
" grant her protection.
The O m .s.e aux Chisls" as she was
called b. he peopls, lid not sIlDg ners,li
10 pe discoursged Shs even dared - make
= d,rcc, Apll c,'ion TO Marie Louise, and
tho widow OF Napoleon ac'utlY granted
her a pension of I coo frnncs, wuicl--it
NAV be psreItheticaily ohserytd-demon-
strates The bi.t1ricsl reality Of the ties
which united EN- La 20 ths emperor. Hos
ave. it ma, have ueen, encouraged by ihis
0rst .uccsss she be IN 10 perspc1te TUE
Drioc ~ WITH her selfish SPECIFICATIONS, aud
thus sisd peculiarly assist iuce from her
on many occasions. and even tried 10 on
tan al audience Of her nlu'tfinus protect
rpes while tne Latter was on journey 10
S.lzourg ,,.,
Tnis ,asi favor was refused her. Without
hairy at all brilliant her situation was by
no means d. sperate. Besides the annual
1oueion and the occasional Rrniitudes o.
Ihsct have hlrssdy spoken, Il nilis had
An slIovapc. Of 2 % francs year from the
Vidov's fuad. she still. retained her pas
sionsse love for d ,gs and birds. and lived
With them In tickeDipg prominently 10
4ioersbl. b vel whereof the sole furniture
Sonsisstd I q bed ard Q fe chairs.
T6e az bor les e lss took . hand In
Hnis : s,e OF sHsirN A guard an was ap-
1Gioeed 70 ,ske Gre Of the 'Comtesse sux
hSSo.e" She was indignant st the idea OF
Ssv,nw thus excited puolc pity, and loudly
SSclscrd IN At IN. empsror should grant her
~ r,sh,fui III pwancs and enable her t.