New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
TITLES For BONAPARTE CHILDEM
STORY OF THE MARovIsE DE CANEsY-A FAMILY
OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.

STORY OF THE MARoUIsE DE CANEsY-A FAMILY
OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
Paris July a.
The King OF Italy has given titles TO ne
son and daughter OF Prince Napoleon and 'ne
Marquise de Canesy. and the French triouhas
have authorized them to add their mothers name
to their fathers. These Two children were oo'n
in Paris in the early part of the seventies n0'
long after the complete separation Of Prince Ma
poleon from his sanity wife. the Princess Clo'ise
They were put out to nurse and TO be adopted "
Boulogne near Paris, A lady doctor engaged 70
bring them up and give them her name for SUM
down and an annuity. when was three year,
and the other fifteen months old the real mo'ne'
came one day 10 see them In her carriage Sl'
proposed to give them little turn in the BOZ
and never returned with them AS an ins'aimeh'
OF what she and the Prince had counted 10 pay
was still due, the doctress brought cvn eu"
against Prince Napoleon and the MaFquise' AZ.
case was heard In Paris and the court reserved
Judgment But before 1T had time to give dsc
sion a compromise was Effected me ch it,i
became dear TO the father as b ms 70 Finn
They Joined him at Prangins, IN sM.' hs nro
where he had country reidenG Sem s't In his viii
but left in the hands OF a notary sum ol A''"'
to be invested for them. .,,.a a
A shor, time before his death ne became VIZ.
the Marquise de Canesy and fell into me nan Sls
a Madame b niece OF nooe 'a aoos 10, mean
much IL being neither OF imperial nor roysn Vuas,i
The princes OF non-sovereign houses IN rance o.
most other parts of Europe, Russia hc4uue1, ~
generally held TO be very 10" runs y. =,
aristocratic hierarchy before ignorant peUp.e "A
watering places fancied they were great poes ,nch
treated them accordingly. Their rank was no. nc.i
more than that OF an English squire Ins LIZ. ,,miy
Importance depended their weah anu .1nats
connections. Madame BIS unc.e was an I.s an
friend OF Don Carlos. and Helped to orns 49, Ger.
understanding between Prince Napoleon anu , S
eral Bou.anger who went 10 see him az 80 ga
she was an accomplished musician. But th,s wso
scarcely an attraction for her Imperial sah,fe ms
liked conversation. and. OF course. 70 eaa !" he
was no disadvantage 10 his intersocu'o'S' O.
was a man OF prodigious cerebration ,. A. "A.
He made the acquaintance OF the MaIqu'sse, 49, ana
messy In Washington but the liason began sse, hen
was a sperdidy fine looking woman IN ls.S 80. I'm.
he and She used 70 go roaming through t un W.ra
yersai Exhibition then held In the champs I1 IthA
Increasing years had neither told on her ss.L hsr
and still vigorously built figure. on her auou az. can
which was OF the FURNISHED tinge thar no % .om.
initiate nor on her rudy and stu no, .ua. msies.
pIexion She had scupural outlines ana IN. ~, her
tic ease of a Venus OF Milo. Ii appears u'1 Tnsrs
daughter Is a great beauty. She ought 70 oe ia
was never so far as can learn. pain "y nncne1
ali the Ronaparte kindred-not even tne 1smiy
Dowager OF Aosta. though she resembles 'he r
OF the Princess Ciotilde. her mother