New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
eoan'ry' In fact, Countess Rittberr spent the
part Of the summer over here.

sreqseF part Of the summer over here.
- tI.l.esss ~ Aiee Of Bourbon daughter Of the Span
lob pretender. Don carlos s1d 8lyorce5 yvIss -
~ ftlhce FREDERICK of sehonburg- " aIdenburg, has
s1se s.ssn sirth 70 hey at Naples. where she has
oesn AsiAs very quietly for three months past The
---alI Ss created no end OF scandal. since It is
.V1 uhNl next month that the princess will be able
20 contract legal marriage with the father Of the
Snllo namely Captain Del Prede, Of the Ilth ItaI-
ian cavalry Regiment stationed at Naples
a. 'ne TINE when, last summer, graphic accounts
we're printed in European and American news
papers relating how Princess Alice and her former
huSOShd' Prince Frederick Sch0nburg- Walden
ouls' were making pious pilgrimage on foot from
.sseea 70 Rome in order to secure from the Pope,
"ho mad married them. his pardon for tha offence
"leh they had committed IN the eyes OF the Cath
one Chureh IN securing the dissolution OF their mar
llass ny divorce. pointed out that there was not
"oru OF truth n these fairy tales. and that no
reconciliation had taken place between the couple
Ahoeeo. at the very moment when the princess was
reported 70 be journeying on foot to Rome with her
iorlneF husband she was n Switzerland with her
SISTER, the Princess Elvira, who is now married
aLieF fashion. TO the Roman painter Fochi with
"ho1n she eloped. for, although the Italian law
Gees not grant divorces Folchi secured naturaliza
non as Frenchman. and then obtained from the
french courts a divorce from his wife, which en-
a0lee him 20 marry Princess Elvra a short time
ago.
The Italian cavalry captain Del Prede zvbprn
Fflncess Alice will marry next month as soon as
ever the statutory period following the decree Of
divorce, during which renzrEiage is forbidden ez
pres inquired already as correspondent in the Prin-
cess divorce suit at Dresden last winter and IS
according 70 the Saxon courts the father OF her
eldest boy born prior 70 the dissolution of her mar
riage to the prince. This childs name still figures
IN the Almanach de Gotha as a prince OF the house
OF Schonburg -Waldenburg But il Is unlikely that
u viii be retained there future editions since
the agaates OF tae Schonburg- Naldenburg family
took advantage Of the evidence produced in the di-
Norce proceedings to institute a suit in the Saxon
courts 10 deprive the eldest son OF Princess Alice
OF the right 10 bear the name and title Of a prince
OF Schonburg- Waldenburg. The boy is with his
mother, whose divorced husband has made no at
tempt 70 obtain possession OF him
The princess lived until last July at Verona where
she occupied furnished villa under the incoEnita
name OF Nine Blucher," the captain being at
tached at the time 10 the garrison OF Verona He
is of good family. busahas little beyond his pay
and the couple. Ike Princess Elvira and Folchi are
dependent upon what they able to extort
through their lawyers from their father, Don Car
los. who is lighting tooth and nail to retain pos
session OF the fortune Of their dead mother, and
which he seeks to withhold from them the some
what amusing pretext that they have "disgraced"
him by their affaires de
King Edward during his stay the other day al
Newmarket occupied for the last time his rooms
AZ the Jockey Club. which are being altered
for the use Of the Prince OF Wales and when the
make HIS headquarters at GRAFTON House, which
he recently purchased from Sir Ernest Cassel. It
IS not generally known that there was formerly a
royal palace at Newmarket, which was occupied
by King Henry VIII and by King James I It was
sold and torn down during the rule OF Oliver Crorn-
well
But King Charles II built himself another palace
at Newmarket. which is mentioned in the Diaries
Of John Evelyn and Of Samuel Pepys. During his
reign it was the scene OF many brilliant gather
ngs but after his death fell into such condition
OF neglect and ruin that read Of Queen Anne
ordering large sam OF money TO be spent IN I70S
on the rebuilding Of her palace Both she and her
husband. Prince George OF Denmark, were often
there. but the first three kings es the Hanoverian
line cared nothing for racing.
The palace again fell into ruin, and eventually
the site wes sold The extensive cellars. however.
stIl remain and II is on these that Is built what
Is now known as Palace House. the Newmarket
residence OF Leopold Rothschd, the winner OF tLis
years Derby. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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