Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10

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Among ths numsruas works 70 which
che rvvival IT ths Nspoleouio Isssnd has
given birth 10 oss called "Nspo,son and
Tho LAdisA" Tho writer sxsrts himsslf
Ia tho utmost 20 transfurm The ruash
soldier and dspot Into . hsro a TO
manor, bat without sucossA His rela-
siuu with his two wives wcre not ~
uaSkable fR cithw confederation %
delicacy, and no adopted coazss plcas.
antsy In his coavcuaiion with the ladies
of his court which We NOT fAs removed
from downright vulgarity.
bat what tended 10 make The vssy
name of Napoleon hateful 10 all young
frcnchwumen was his famous coussip-
ton of girlS whom hc married O6hand
% his grusrAls without tho slightest
cercmouy. Tho Marluise do CurEny. On
her return 10 PAriS was ordered 10
marry her daughter 20 General Sebas-
tiana Both mother and daughter pro-
tested In vain. Thrre days Aftcs the
pr,ier tho marriage took place ct the
Tuileries, Napoleon himself giving away
the bride Mile Adele de II Rochcfou.
cauld was renowned throughout the
whole department Zoe her grncs. beauty
and expectations when IN was private
~ informed by thu project that Napoleon
had decided to marry her % Count Al.
dohrAndini. Tho lady objccted 20 the
count for the bs~t Of feminine rcasons-
namely. that he WA neither young nos
handsome
The count. however. was the brother
If Prino BorRhc-c. the husband of
Pauline. tho sister u Donaparte and
thu resistance % father and daughter
wa VI no moment. and thry were
Obliged to yield 10 the will of Napolcon.
Count d'Arbrrg. the Descendant II .
soverrign family. project of the Dooches
du we~ss, and one Of Napolcua's cham.
bcriains. had two daughters IL mar.
riagcable age NAPOLEON oriercd that
one should marry GENERAL Klein, and
the other General Mouton. count de
lobau. The mother of the two youn.
issiie. was Counties. Stolb.r.. sister u
Countess Albany. widow of tbs last Ut
the stuarts Fanny Dillon. the daughter
Of Count Dillon. waa or'iercd to riarry
General Bertrand. The young lady ~
fused even "a -se the general. obtcctins
that hc was hibiscus. which unfortu.
naieiy happcnssi 10 b. the truth. Ma.
poleon was irritAtcd NJ this conduct and
ordered the young Lady ca bs Arr,~scd
and confined In prism until aba cunssnt-
ci to marry bertrand. the monster. ~
che called him
The Duo de 1.aureguAis father of the
Due d'Arvnt-rg. colonel of . rgiment
Of cavalry and an unfortunate bachelor.
was orlsr,d by Napoleon. under pcnalty
u dismissal from the army. to marry
forthwith Mile stephAnic TEACHER de
L. PAs-rie. cousin scrmAin ut the I'm
prr~s Jo-ephiDo The young lady -
we'll ~ thu duke objected 10 the mar.
riagr. and the former had the audscity
to d-clarr that che not only hated the
duke but was over head and ears In
love with CERTAIN N. lie Gentry. The
marriage between the cousin of Jos
phine and the duke nevertheless took
plnc.. and at the marriage ceremony.
when the young lady. In reply 30 the
PRIESTS question. refused to say zee
Napoleon himself deisnesi ca push her
heal downward In token III Assent
After the marriage ceremony this
strangely married couple went to reside
nj the Hotel de- Chimay. but the Ouch
~. refused 10 receive her husband. who.
like . reasonable bcing. p'-tci after his
regiment, then serving In spain In
1911 he was made prisoner and seni 90
England. where he remained until the
fall u Napoleon in 1914. On his rrturn
o. Paris tho duchess obtained disrolu.
ton IL the marriage on the ground of
restraint. and she finished by marrying
Che happy N. de- Gentry.
The Prince IL Hohensollcrn. cousin of
the king IL Prussia was orderd %
marry Antoinette Murat, o cousin of
the "Beau Sabrcur' and king IL Ma.
Piles, and although both the prince and
Antoinctte doclarcd that they mutually
hated one another the marriAge never
thels~s took place. Napoleon bcing Of the
opinion. like Mn Malaprop that mar
ricd life had better commence With q
little hatred. One morning the Duo de
/ n... go. l,foxo,..l tx his fYtsnd the