The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-10
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.n6uction twenty-five
story o. .g - Mystery ofa chicago
Yssfs s sirsh cleared Up-1h a,oo,so, aa
Nan : Letter the Aoau0 y"
Apoa' nw crown to Manhood he,
Child No" vt-st clew to bis Parents
Meme. wi. u,,l aud Express.
pom a' Aug. An anonymous T Ie'1es'
CHICAGO, a was delivered on Thurs
written ID NJ claude Rossaire, young
DAY las1 N Of q, residing in handsome
sfnllsn .ant, On the West Side In TINS Guy
sPaTtLnen' ~toTts revealed 10 him his parent
and rs CIV MYSTERIOUS circumstances con-
age anu ~ - his life, matters which had
been PI polsire has for several years been a
d. I'' ~ Chicago, and recently graduated
resldeh' g c.nool of Elocution in connection
from 90 chicago Atbe ann. He has Tor
With tn7 oI SaId q positlon in the Chicago
Roar Of Trade; D.soira is n curious one.
The story OF MI '1iiio;,v are strangely
:. mich sorrow aud VIlainy DIT OH
mingled EARLIEST time in his life of
FROM us -scollection he lived with
when NC !. Canadian family in small town
Weli-Vo .Soostsrn Michigan and was DrougEt
IN oou ulI;o1ra that be was an own chlld OF
up u Ue n'. He was treated IN every way
the Iahin!. MI as narrated in the letter
as suCn toi To below, his supposed father IN
WHICH, lO -Uor declared that he was a natural
hI CT an sso,onncement which so keenly
son. az bis sensitive disposition that he left
stecOeu -, Tever to return. That was in his
bis home, ne'oi "
81 year. exclamation. indeed no
w Ten whatever of the vague charge
ezPiaNa a,sirst him by his foster father
maue 20 cIaar the mystery in which 1t en-
cai Ino y MN until the letter made the his
YEA ~ his life less OF an enigma than 1t had
been. ,o,.+;on If tina latter.
~ ~, r,rita This uader the Inspiration OF the
I,ont although it is but the question OF
n W. months. for my physicians say can
~ iva more than two months. Two years
Nv. Nv 1, ,ou rected at the hospital Of st. Luke
was in the audience.
..1 racognized YOU at once, but although
hsd bee8 looking for you for three years,
~ss moi satisfied to find you again. Be-
.;iss had been cured of my sickness
naonia like myself do not suffer with re-
morse only in the valley of the darkness OF
dealt.
NJ marriage. | cannot keep the secret, be-
cause cannot retain life much longer and
hecause ali human vengeance seems useless.
can reveal to you almost all your life.
You think that no one in your present life
knows anything about you but yourself.
and YOU have shut them III the bottom of
vour heart. To make sure that the things
/ am about to tell you are true, listen:
Until Oct you believed yourself the
son Of George Latham of L., Mich. In
smoment Of great anger he told you that
YOU we're natural son. That night you left,
and you have never spoken to the other
since They believe you dead. George
Latham, | am sure, believes you to be what
be has said, but he regrets Utterly that he
has betrayed the confidence of his sister.
Il am going to tell you about your fam
lily. Your grandmother, the mother of
your mother, was the Duchess de Saint
Allaze Of Normandie. Her marriage was
very miserable, the Duke de Saint AllaiZe
X
fortune of your grandmother, he COM
mencad against her q suit for divorce. Hav-
ng lost love and courage, the duchess fled
10 America, taking with her her only child,
ababy, your mother. Victoria de Saint
Allaiz
But little While after her arrival in
America the Duchess entered the convent of
tle Ursullnes at New Orleans, where she
died five years later Her child, Victoria,
remained IN the care of the sisters until the
age OF Is, when her great talent for music
caused the Mother Superior to have her
choose betW cen the world and the convent.
During her probation she met and loved a
confederate soldier by the name of Claude
hector koSalre. This man, your father, was
Only OF French extraction, tracing his
FTench blood from his great grandfather.
VINO was creole. The 9th of October, 1868,
tney we're married, as you will see by the
inci. sed certificate. Immediately they fed
to Canada.
Now, TINS man Rosaire was not the only
man loved Victoria de Saint Allaize. bnt
ne was the only man she loved. l never
parloned them, and followed them as a
nuutng dog would. In May, the next
year you were born in Quebec. Three
weeks after your birth | stole You from
?oar nurse and carried you to the south of
O0uIaro' among a colony Of Canadian
SuaSers' Marguerite became your foster
ulotler, No matter how, some women love
Strangely. 0-4 awe
men returned to Quebec to seek nv
t.,slse' IL arrived, but with little salts.
.aVuon. Your father, crazed with grief on
e'COqrt OF your loss, threw himself from
V W. uedu OF the fort. I was waiting for
w. "Vit -, 10 follow me, but she was made of
; Mou' one came and went with face of
S 5sa anu then suddenly and mysteriously
Sb9 Ma l never found trace of her.
t guo .luSI nave entered convent, for onlv
80 "aiis could elude my vengeance.
rba+ oauhoC write more because | will not.
en Gayo ! ou as hated her. l have greatly
il w. s NO 20 see you struggle, knowing that
tbA frr I'ei s Tor my maledictions rest on
'4 vi ilult OF their marriage.
m ro all loollSh to talk Of the stain that is
CAME, - oue man has two natures, and I
peis mo ' o. my better nature. which com
done yo " Ciy 10 repair the wrong l have
mome, 80, Il possible. Besides, there are
penjtent WV "u9!i l am really and profoundly
write this. ~ 'uou moments that l
yo; lou tIw Will never be able to discover ma
mo ~ nave no possible means of identifr ne
,,Is however, your mother pnaesas ~ tns
ind S Pae must know. Perhaps her child can
too ael IN spite Of all, but then it will ha
Tt 80 tor your vengeance"
tba Vuer IS unsigned With II yos se,4
marie islHai document certifying 10 az
Mr. P- -Se OF Rosaire's mother and fatbar
MsmotI tie VIII make every effort to And
Vents r. ana VIII search all Catholic con
tb v1es through the country H;S ;nolic con