The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-18

o,.. o,,,Jo, ro. ,ba y,aatast King that Franoa
80 ,.d "r,.,. .r. or,, Ia and III. had
Ino an n,or nd, ,rms and , King y, Franco
-..o oonia oo,i.o, .,,oh . hos, could he mo or.
d,no,, no, o,lr bo ~ 7 u,s able IN rnise
.,oh o,m,as- IIad bo h,u.el, lived under
tho old monsrcbv he thinks he would hsv.
.,.a.,a 80 ,,a,sh.i ~ as q, uo. no had
ho.n r.marLo1 40 ,s,t.no,t he would soon
49,. $500. = Glove, ard have h.on nlo cod
- .,a, =, !, uor,hal .h,,r be would hov.
ru,dod and rrdor rbor, hs wopld have dis
! ,i,,,.had b,rss,,
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Even OF ns WIVES 'he r'rnporor u v o"o',
OF TALKING. nor was lie sparihR Oh ~ INV,
intimate oe,a!is apont oo'h ne ~'"".'a "
he ever reaH) 'o'ed anFoous' +" ""'
Josephine NIUE She' ihoreu' u"'o'' -.
ways hcu' put always 'eN''F oN''P' ~
regard 10 her age rs I" 'h''' VIZ ~. ~
such q tAhgle that her statements '"u'u oin'
DO reconclied on the hypo'lesi7 ,ha' nor -"
Eueene was Il years oiu "heh az VIZ
born. she never asked any 'h'he LOT h''e'I
or her cihldreh' nut accuih'iatea mountains
OF DEBT Her greatest oe'ect' Napoeoh N"''
was a VlSIIah' ana "'h'tth' J'"Iou'F' '''nA'
10 say. she was not ''aI''S III Hiare ""'o
whereas ue !a''"r wiz eAuenlelF S",'e''"'e
as 10 her predecessor "heh 'he rinpe'u'
tried 70 take MS second VIE 10 s"s h' ".
the former burst into tears. ana she t'u'aN"'d
by every possible ruse ana oeVl'e 10 PFe'e"'
hs going mere Mhrie LOUISE w oe'iareS'
was innocence itsel' ana reahs "Neu "Ii
HAD she not oe"h ihnneh'ed ny u'at "'e''"
tcdnniiIe,. Nine de Monteb"lio' ana by Cor
viSart, who was a scouhdrei' os".fdo's'' she
too. would have followed MN 10 EIoa Inc
| too OF course, TSlers 10 NINE NHleWhkd,
And then her father had placed that ro's'on
tNeippergI by her side Lord hoseocry
points out that this Ia, perhaps the only aVo"ai
which We have from Hapoieon. VINO kept UP
appearances gaiIahtiy 10 the i&s'' inst no was
aware OF MS "ue' innoeh'y' hi'housn ~
matter OF iact' lAVauette mao informed hin
OF II during the hundred Days. ana MS ehte
were all gosslpine about the scandal snh'
he always praises Marie Louise ana gives
In sum. the following a'coun. OF her' Hhe
was never at ease with the french. relnein-
bertng they had killed her aunt. Marie An
toinstte. She was always truthful and dis
Greet. and courteous TO all. even thoSe whom
she most detested, She was cIcverer than
her father. whom alone o' her iainiy she loved
she could not bear her stepmoiher Dlherent
In this from Josephine she was delighted ~hen
she received ten tn ousand francs TO spend ono
could have trusted her WIN any secret ara
she had been en,oined Al vienna 10 OBEY Ma
poleon In everything Nhe VAS q charming
child. q good woman ana hau saved MS NE
And yet, all SAID ana dohe' ne loVed Josephine
better. Josephine was a true woman. she was
his choice. they had risen together he loved
her person. her grace Shs w"uio nave !ol-
lowed me TO Elb'," he said with obique re-
proach. Had she had a ohild OF ms ne "onIo
never have left her II would have been better
40 for her ana Tor France Tor u was Aus
tria that ruined him. But Tor tho Austrian
marriage and the tase sehte OF security IN
which he was consequently Iuiiad' ne wonlh
never have MADE war on Russia He de-
olares that he mas made w ms m,'d'
should Marie Louise de. not u marry again
Lord Roseoery sussests that, considering the
olrcufnstancOs IN whioh Napoleon was piscen
and the area OF ch"ioe presented 10 MIN AZ 81
Helena, there Is something nan comic hai
tragic In the DECLARATION
The Emperors conndehce old not emo WIN
his family. Tor ne hSed u ts'k ~ MS loves lie
has had, as he counts on MS fingers. seven
mi'tresses In MS I'VE; 'CfT b>1FroNP or the
most famous. Madame WaIew SKA. u whom
at one time he seems N have been sincerely
attaohed-thoush he thought all Polish women
addicted TO intrigue he speaks with great
attachment. She was obtained for him. he
declares, by Tallevrand. He AYERS n Gonrgaud.
when waved with the General, that when they
started Tor ST. Helena. he would have given her
70 Gourgaud a. a wife, but not now. such was
the change OF his sentiments He hears with
comrlacency that she has married VI. d'Ornano.
-Shs Ia rich and must have saved, and I settled
. great deal on the two children your
Majesty SAYS the tactloss equerTy. paid
Nine. WalewSka 1000 francs a month" The
| Emperor bushes and asks him low he knows
| this. Lord, SAYS Gourcaud. IA II were
not TOO clo,e - yoir Majesty not I, know that
sort OF thing Your household knew everything"
| On another occasion Napoleon declared that
one o! his main Allowances against Mlrst was
| thu, King Joachim had se1uestrated in ISL.