Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-06-01

Eventual Life Of Ore OF EnrOpe'.
Mrst B, au IL 1 I'D Fat cInAtane

| he most curious OF French salons, cay :
| the Paris correspondent Of the Pailadel
phia Bulletin. Mime. de Rute is Ii.
daughter of Princess Letitia Bonapart'
aud grandnirce OF Napoleon |. Her
father was Mr.. Thomas Wyse, British
minister TO Greece, and in law Princess
Marie Studonnine B~onaparte was simpl,
Marie B%onaparte Wyse.
Nine. de Rules first husband was
Count de Solms. a rich Alsacian. Afte,
a dance at a ball she said to him: "Do
you want a wife1 should like a hus.
band. Shall we try to make one another
wretched, as most married people do2
Turning herself around for his inspection
she added: 80 you not find me beauti.
ful?' The question was justitable, for
at that time Marie Bonaparte Wyse wa
noted for her loneliness, Nj. de Solms
naturally was pleased to have made an
impression on a girl whose bosst from
childhood had been that she would never
marry. AS any other man in such cir
substances he answered: "We shall be
married tomorrow morning"
For this dance | am engaged" said
the beauty. cat 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning."
The formalities required a little more
time than vas supposed, but al last the,
we're married aud hsppy uutil Nj. de
'olm discovered that his name was used
AS a cover for very questionable fiirt4
ions After the sep4ra ion the countess
called herself Princess de SJIms and
unused herself to the fullest extent.
Psint~r, wriier. musician speaking M
tnily five lsnguages and called he hes
Conversational st il Europe, what mar.
vel that ali mn were a. her {, ett
Women she progressed to despise- Il r
maps because by IN IA she was no. 70.
sprcied. II is said tna' one day she vas
't uud we ping over a" open book add
when curiosity was oppressed Ia know its
name it proved t. Toe th- lat, 1T cit, IL
rrctory. Her sprrow ~as bpcaus. the
nook contained MANS Of men Wht had
new r b IN | lo,e w,th her. Nv IN.
Princes. NJ ri-" found time for ar
~r;ti z for TIE Paris press ard dashirg
MI novels 80 addition IA ter love oTAire.
- beyond oUprthrnson While ID The
-ouih 81 r ance IN 8erpus were
~ suicides and dueia CAUSED ~ her f-s
"tnAtto \. A he same TIM" shr pnh
'iehtd \ new p ,ner, whose stories e-sats
h'n., were al written hy herepif Her
favoritr NOM ~ plume j. l. mis-. de K.
ncr hut she his 3 20 ,"e ct others signed
"a hnndrtds ~ r. mnnJ,s biographies
snt ESSAYS. when ct " Emasurl he
came king of Ia '. Fl0renre VAS 10
Pri0ces Marie III most a t~raCtive CITY in
tne wotl IA AT That time y Ia ri-hed
reDgia ION WAS hut % shgrt ohetAclr in
the ~as If admission t. | allan soc,et,
This wunlah Who's fame a. au YEtrig-
uant mad travelled from ore erd of
Europe Ia another, VS. i"trotnrpd To
"e dlgn ttrle~ OF the RAIN u hano
k tttH1Zi to-n IL he zAnitu Il n 8 DoVer
and old enough 10 he her fsthrr. shr re-
s lived 10 marry. Toe king thought the
oignited miHi-tt had lost mis- reAaon and
ny 81 the engagement was conoid red
an absurd farce. GDssips Of the present
day wonder how the MARRIAGE was
brought about. and come assert that
before Nine de s Inns vent % italy sac
remarked tnat she C uId marry anv one.
even RtttiZZs. Count de >olrs had
consider tion enough for his fai,bIess
wife to leave the world just then. SO he
Countess de Solms became Nine. Rat
tazzi The husband friends lost NJ
time in recalling The scandals If n ce
and ak les Bains. but Nine. Rat azZ,
was not a woman to accept censu e. S4r.
castle descriptions OF these tale bearers
allied her books, descripti ms so vivid
hat he who runs may Rad" for whom
they are intended. Until Ra razzi's
death, which occurred ten wears after
the marriage, his wife was supposed 10
be a changed woman. Indeed. their
home WAS q happy on-. and certainly ibe
great literary work Of Nine RattazZis
life is Rattazzi and His r m q"
C,ming hack to Paris after he death
Of her husband Nine. RAFT zzi found
the doors OF respectable society closed
AGAINST her, hut consoied herss'f nv
writing that 'Rrspeclability is 4 Varnish
to n d. Snpioi y"
When Alfonso Gas crowned Spsis he.
came a new 6-ld for inquest Thu h.r
she went and gaioed the frirndshln If
Stgasta chief of the lihera' p4rty Sew
eral times she prrsi I'D ~ the stalesman's
receptions bu' he resi'8 dthst even with
the n .me IF his old ( lend society vould
acc pit an unprotected woman a. me
mistress Of bio house. 9sgasta. there
fore, advised NJ ne. Rsttszzi 10 marry
and told her 10 choose for her bushs, d
e'her 6. NOR Camapche, munster OF
tih-rca, NJ Don Luis de Rnfe, a member
Of the cortes. Toe frat was too old. put
the Sc md. about half her aye, pleased
Nne Rattazzi The marriage was ar
and she became Nine. de Rute.
possessing great influence at the
Spa ish court. Now, that Senior
de Rnfe is dead. his widow will be
to spend all If her time in Paris. |
her posi- ion in Spain was due en-
to her husband Nine de Rute's
apar ments In the Boulevard Poison
Mere were formerly the home ef Nine.
Ad I'm and her g are installed the ofi es
If La Nouvelle Revue fntprnationale-
he review under her direc ion.
She had four children hut one Of the
Dolores Chris'ine-Lm'i WA Mar
was crushed under a horses feet
1T Aix.les B.ins Last summe The old |
ast living 10 Count de 3 ma. we'll known
n American circles; The 90 ond is LA
,rlle- Ram+ Rs'tazzi. shout IS wear cd.
e all her mothers graces anil
h. re ia 8 Ill q little dc Rute, hardly o
years old.
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