New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-21
a KINGS NATURAL AMT.


Nns Victor Emmanuel has Just lost an aunt. for
WOE however he viii under no circumstances don
Mourning The woman in question, a widow Of the
Aa'qIs Spinola was the half-sister OF the late
any Humoert and the daughter Of old King
N0f Emmanuel by his inorganatic wife Rosa
,aSsAohe whom he created Countess Of Mirahore.
]-Oueh NE Re Gallant uomo displayed a marked
Essence throughout his reign for his flegitirnatA
--ueh oy the Ros!na Belle-for they were horn
.-S 'eioFe their mothers union 10 their father
@sal1ea after fashion by a uorganatic mar
Elu was wont 10 proudly declare OF them.
-sss are my own. the others wiz Humbert
r--sasus' Queen Pia Of Portugal and Princess
ueI.oe bonapsrte) are the children Of italy, VET
always treated his half brother and sisters
"e utmost kindness and regard.
-" vas al the more 10 his credit. as hts half
- TIE late Count Victor Emmanuel Mirafore
- - extremely troublesome character. After
s''s-ns IN ls2 Blanche de L.adereue. who brougbt
"sether with her dowry. the beautiful palace
-. e va Tornabuoni, which is one Of The land
sS y iofenoe, with its sixteenth century front
=. ny Doslo, he treated her so badly that
was obliged 70 leave him. Then he distin-
s-saea himself by running away with the ,-Jfe %
ne gFandest OF R5me's patriclans. bearing
=. me most historic names IN Europe. When
i~eo her toolishness too late she LOST her
g. So @no after spending some time under ,e
-, 60 now lives in England, where she has
p,,-- country place, her wants provided for IN
!. has ' generous fashion by her husband. Indeed
Ia, os@Ved IN the matter with all The chivalrv
&c lineage man OF MS oneeding
savss .-e,'y he late Count Mrafore became in
hs "a s'r's o. financial unpleasantness. max
:;hs, - oDe' Use OF the name Of his ROYAL
hR - Alhg Victor Emmanuel. and sousn6er-
- &c fortune OF his mother. who w. ,,a a.
lsa. 80 o'un major Of q Piedmontese regimen
tb,,-,. ,1u not been for the fact that he was
h,u,s,. SUI OF one king and the ulegltinnats balf
Il eNo1heT' Il might have gone hard with
q his ssS' ne late King Hunbert shouIdere5
les W.T. responsibilities. compromised mat
alss ~ ~ N'e04ioTs' assumed charge OF the es-
& cslsr..-@Aofe sno OF Fontanafredda. which ,ba
e zvs IoHlo had given % Rosina. and arranged
N. az e annuity 10 the count.
saastslv -, u'eo IN 1856. kindly ana even a~ec-
Esnb.r, 'su uhul The last by his half brother
laartcon,,- having redeemed almost entirelv she
'aiorlo ~, -'s earlier life. He left two sons
VIE Tie orr hll-ea oy a fall from his horse
0c1sf fsyor,S Sss'on by name. became Z par
al In -, q ms uncle King Humber who
l. ~ very handsome vyaa,S,1,, -" ''O
q o.. S'aAnlna Bossoo. dauehter an, -
Rom. @ Nealthiest contractors ana t,,r..-1
kssso,. = " Turin Not thar wang 60
tie esoens-- need OF her money. For. thanks
ssaArsSc.a Management OF Humber sII ,hs
krsaore ss. On the two valuable estates nareIv
% being fr.. 1oe.Htanafredda have been pad or
.'Sx courIs eiefge. yield large income. The
"7 popular '1's several children. and both are
Eosas B. alexander NOT TO WE'D.
lie future o' alexander Of Battenbere. bro,ber
M last ian Queen OF Spain. and Who noo,.or
issaSsrg van mis- Uncle Admiral Prince 1 ont.
A Etissb ing On board OF one of the sbins
'sl ihst ,s. cruiser squadron. wishes r. to ~
s slsstes - : 10 truth whatsoever in the
Asllss rr some Of The French papers. copied
. tie e. eSs ana cabied over TO this ooun-
Theses Ms Ma. nat he had become engaged
's 'sf'ia Marst AS u. prince !.