New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-02
HANOTAUX'S ROMANCE.
,, SERIES to Recall the Mysterious
circumstances of Gqmbstta's Death.

ffrcli INSTANCES ~ NstS'OOs>"'D@
,., E7spotaux one OF the foremost statesmen
49,. -,o-,ber Of the Academy, FOR many years
~ ~ Foreign Affairs and hitherto regarded
-. ~ the most likely candidates Tor the FfeAi-
= - tta republic On the retirement OK "A LOU
oeiles . s a. "a lorror IN the running Cor the
De ,r-iee-arv Of F1anCe. he sacrineeo me
- 5ov his prospects &c vel a. ms .@ilo.'4ON -
- -, he described IS domestic ooub@HoHs y
-v,nr Nina gictoT1ne MeyaoeAe' ne H.o.-'s- y
- -, ohldren-now 81 their teens--ot - -
- ,.-itirnizinE them The marriage tooA p'1oo
Pc. ,.-I- Al a vfIlaue near Nantes. IN the pres
- only half a dozen OF tho slAOeSl--
- ,tt-,ato friends, who. while they oeploFee ing
- Of the Presidential prospects Nnica - -
,.s could not but respect ana approve -
- which led him 70 oior this saFos 's'- @''4-
: r,s children and 70 their mother. -,
% .s.,qe Of the republic suffered 30 cFNeA~
-, the PRESIDENCY OF jules GTsFy rom 1iis -
- =. bsa married Nine. Grevy, VINO hHo
-. -,or only when their daughheF- nov =. -.
= 7,.niel Wilson had attained "oala4Ai-o -
-, E-eneh made up their mind thar no oiio $3.50
- h again perznitted TO occupy ne -
- ~ anteosdonts OF whose wife were not SH-
-, .to,-e criticism and repToaoh- II "as ao1
-. -.ssen that the devoted woman VINO ". -
60 ~ Gambetta's sOn-now an on0eI - -.
-, .--r,-,-persisted 20 the last IN TeiuslAs =
freN0-' 1870 the ground that II would rum
-rsr+s Of becoming President OF the TepuO-
- ne -enestedlv urged her 20 marry nm 49,
~ 5-,s-r the latter part OF his NE oue -
,-.,-s refused. ana Il was IN a ouA1Ie4 -s-,-
- - fhe demands on his part tnaN -
-. - ,vss an obstacle 70 his pohnoAA 49, -.
lli1 .,.5 AZ, n r,istol and attempted 70 AaA HSi
-. -srbetts IN endeavoring TO wFes1 tne
- - raoeiy-ing the wound which ofOus''' o
80 nrsr1sturs death couple OF Gays 49, A..
- Z, IA that like this BgeTia OF GanDe1ta, -
z-,-orine Meysdee refused for many -. .,oI,,,.sI
:, ETs-oteux lest he should injure his poltleaA
- .,-e-sbv that IL the marriage has Desn
= 1onp DELAYED the fault has been heIs =
- - oy,r ana that she has only now yle4oso -
- .-r-eaties and 10 those OF her cnlioIeil - s-
70 -sluctanoe There are a large hel4De-
= orbs- similar instances OF oeVouoA 80 q.
. - h-s-stson On the part OF women IN
-, --s,-.,e lives Of French statesmen q cohO1'1o4
- ,.,,- Using largely from the fact thar SO LioNs
~ ne leading men Of the Third hepnoAc "a -
have suddenly sprung into prominence -
s~+isx,es fame almost overnight. and have oeeH
,,,t-- =, abandon the women who had OeeA
80 heln-nstes IN the days OF their ooseuI1V AZ
r,o,ertv The action OF the women n oee-iiiiNS =
ievfr,r-ize their position by means o. nafIlasS -
!, should injure the prospects OF lhoss y 800
.,sv had given their hearts may not nave Uee1 49,
moral but il is admirable in the way OF oe'Os-o
-, As y,eritorious n fact. the conduct OF the
sD in declining 10 cut adrift from companions o.
their days OF poverty -.
C,smberta had very great regard ior HS-liO'01A-
80 contributed IN no small degree TO his advance
-. ,,,a "a, and grandson Of peasants, Hano-
80, ba+rs,s IN his appearance his humble origin
srs his shoulders have the peculiar stoop o. l.4s
fier OF the soil After period OF service a. ms
Tsnsrturent Of Foreign Affairs At Parls as Inc
holder % cerkship which he had ootAlneo IlIOusn
re brfllarcv Of his studies and through the name
y.bicb be had made for himself in Journalism ne
zrss assigned 10 the stan OF the French Arnoassa-
so- Al Constantinople, the Marquis De NoalLes aof
50 many years Frances representative al " esA-
,rrron- n de NoaiIles warned against him
~ ne-o IN o
Arraf-s as An 'intriguant' and as thoroughly un-
trustworthy, while the Marquise dc Noallies' her
self OF obscure origin, was especially offended at
he idea Of having a man OF such bourgeois narth'
name and appearance as a member OF hef nus
bands mission. Yet before Hanoteux hao peen
many weeks al Constantinople he had managed n
spite a his honely features Siq us No. ggs-
ence. 20 ingratlate himself Win me s So
and - win the confidence Of the MARQUIS 70 such a
lency went away on his annual lehFe ne lhLests s
the conduct Of al the most important ana conn
Dental affairs Oh hand 70 HanotauK lnsle3a OF 70
The lattcrs senior. the first secretary OF the en-
We. later on. Hano.aux became Minister Of
Foreign Affairs. ONCE which he held without
interruption through many changes o. sonllnt -
fFsfon and for q number OF years ne used 10 90 ~
fhe name Of s'Richeleu,' NOT only because OF his
clever monograph on that famous prelate and
rnasterful ways OF his powers Of penetraIlo1 Clip
l l94u rom gS once ne has devoted Himself 10 liter
allure az wei as 10 poies ana = no" e fs n
cpal publishing houses Of France for the monopoly
O handling ali ms WORKS
FAafOT-s FRENCH MARSHAI.s GRANDSON.
Frances Jockey Club has Just lost one OF its
most popular and influential members through the
sudden death OF the Duke Of Reggie. VINO. IN spite
OF The Italian character OF his name. WAS French
noble and a French soldier. being grandson OF
that famous French marshal Oudinot who was
created Duke OF Reggie IN Italy by the first Napo-
leon his title was confirmed by King Louis
XVIII on the Restoration, and he died chance-
lor Of the Legion Of Honor and as governor OF the
Hotel des Invalides in 49, that Is 10 say, during
the reign 81 Louis Philippe. Unlike most OF the
dukedoms created By the first Napoleon. this one
SHOWS no indication Of becoming extinct. For the
late duke IS succeeded by his Henri, who has
hitherto been known as the Marquis o'Ouotnot, a
young fellow about twenty-tnree years OF age.
who Is very well of and good looking. and may be
relied upon therefore, make what Is called In
France "a good marriage"
MARQUTEE DE FONTENOY.