The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30
WV Morganahc
Unions oAre State


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$50 O Iars disagreement between his
ls x. King Of the Belgians, and his
iisa Il. Princess Stephenie, had made
I1ilNs nainful Impression on the pub
4 ~,,eh a recent occurrence has
rNu ,,crssse. Avoiding details of tho
ftia which shattered the princess's
ii Nv .on,ural happiness, suffice It 70
re- y, bonod and believed the time
p1l hon she might legitimately look
os, uulotl with one on whose love
+ ~ she could rely. Europe heard
& '',V ,rrrrlse that she had voluntarily
~ III ,.,m the attractions Of the court
70 seek repose In private life.
r,,oeror Fraueis Joseph, who him
y ~ ,..n so severely tried by adyer.
" ,s ~ sovereign aud head of Fam
Ww .1sen his consent to the second
na sof his daughter-in-law, aud the
aalis 80 allowable that the king of the
# ~ would be EQUALLY conserving. one
~ w therefore. II there may no. be
~ ~ ~ rsoson to account for the dlsa-
~ between father ana daughter,
sa,rs no auestiOn In this instance of
~ ~ " ~ otsrests at stake. while every
= w, rrler In Europe has seen princely
If ~. contracted outside of regal con
I.ss 4 morganatic wife has no dy-
s9 - while the children of such mar
.sn mot In any circumstances, lay
- me crown In this way have
N tamilles found the means of con
i,s thelr heartfelt desires IN one direc-
+ M dynastic ambition IN the other.
4 nv YIN contracted a clandestlne mar
=. IN Nine. Maiutcnon at nighttime,
Y. Ming no official record extant of the
victor Emanuel also married NOR
l.,bolv the Countess MirHiorcs, by
y. n had two children. For a long
AZ Md been attached 10 her as the
4 ATM RoSiua, daughter of a gamekeep-
nryng long Illness when his wife
s1siiered to be in danger. and ON ac-
Y, N CONSCIENTIOUS soruples. he was
IN that this marriage should he legiti-
q ~ M the church, and Ii was by a
81 mi A nuptial blessing was given Il,
Issrgb II had never been ratitied by civil
S,nst In Italy, as in France, q mar
Il y d be essentially regular must be both
,sd religious In after years Victor
-,rpe was anxious to free this mar
= fran rs candeStne character, bnt |
i,6 10 contend against the immutable |
3vrton Of his ministers, who pointed |
"a Ain that in bis case the marriage |
I. recorded IN the royal register, his |
n would have TO rank as queen So the |
!. M remained in nbeyance. and was not |
|Ir.a ~. -. afL o.. Il Il
~ b Genoa, q widow, and sister Of Victor |
Lrus II, aud by birth princess OF !
4, married Count Ranallo. an equcrry in |
hie husbands service. They lived hap
together fol many years afterward jn
psate OF Turin, where their matri- |
III status was known by everybody; |
Il Official ceremonies Count Rapallo /
figured as a chamberlain In waiting
ID wife, capacity which necessltated
n tact on bis part.
ls9 morganatlc marriages are the more
plcated when a hereditary prince
lg than princess Is In question, mas
q sit is matter Of succession which
% be considered. In the case OF the
Nd sou Of the king Of Sweden who was
fTllei 10 marry q maid Of honor I'm
adlnce On his mother, the prince had
n1ouhee his title and claim to the
as IN the event Of the death of the
ilpafelt, and assume the family name
2nadotte, that Of the eminent Mar
itlrder Of the dynasty. A notable
glAlr marriage was that of the
stni Alexander u with the noble mind
n Fonah whose widO@hOOd commends the
pet Of every tou,t of Europe. II has
Estsd that this marriage would have
openly acknowledged at the time when
erl fell victim 10 the bomb of the
Ma and 1t has been assumed that that
ll9n had correlation to the motive |
pnmpted the dGstardly act. The !
NV vas DESTROYS of seeing enthroned
y sac the woman he loved; but he met
1t3imlned opposition on the part of
aas'ecacg and his ministers alse. His |
~ WIN view Of cOnciliating public
VIA regard TO that matrimonial
I: w ss disposed to grant certain CON
sleal liberties to his subjects. which
y lAse proved graceful concession on
Y empress. '''-u
!, Prospect was not at all to the Xix.
We nigh officials, who believe I'm a
" repression possibly because they
9Isl way Of maintaining their au-
lae police VINO have kept close
IN Il Ae SUSPECTS acting 1t has been
NJ $3.50. y, 'aulh0nty from the old power
sla,aS ,i paIy VINO de tacty rule Rus
H. A.44. O. |
~ uen an attempt at assassination
I. w. IVY. measures of Increased severity
sstalors for reform.
y, s,o Sueen christina, who, after los.
IoWh' lived for many wears nenr
81 ,i,r IN, sVutIhctad morganatlc mar
"a M s., VIZ Duke de Rlanzares by whom
M s on,.i children. This marriage had
IN ,ssI0. . sensation In Europe and
n AioVrbentt - S an emotional kind to pre-
~ Sn,Ias spaln; A member of an
Hf,, dnts y, Ne who was destined TO I
f. rp,Fisn,,o,a, hlahSares was known by !
,,i5s ...ious name OF Munoz lilo yvos I
n. '1 " man of fine presence. had hecn /
n NM ~ .se dyguard, where lac rose {
M NJ "a VI non-commissIoned offIcor '
rsd NJ sh ne occasion OF his being In {
,aepr's csss escort which accompanied I
Mn M Ilage that he attracted her q
T., Nj IA AL ulsa9!esty. so the legend saws I
hshsed It,ail'ulhefchief at his feet. and
NJ Tbraa 49, picked II up and handed |
~ tneer cI u9ntnS later on December !
b hut IN Ilstlha married the lucky J
sleyen voor na,riage was only con Y
ri,bt geuis later, namely in 1s41
~ s1lend.the enumnratior -. 49,. Il
n. sges TO almost any ie1oth N.Y. ~ Z
sgrs..ul me heir presnmntivn 10 tbo =
hssScn, crown, but VIC bnve y
N sar M s,snVleh 10 show that nj tbe g
sgsrT bi sseySeIlty shown by King Leo, y
h laore es ,a,ghier seems somewhat !,
q Ne yarslreSSially when we remem u
siit ssid s,agole emperor Of Austria. 9
ifige WIZ t'iSliy gave his consent Ia -
count Lonyay, y
-. II
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