New-York tribune., 1909-11-08
WHY THE MINISTER WAS RECALLED.


re lessee al Metz.
WHY THE MINISTER WAS kkcALLLD'
Al American woman. the wife OF French
diulonat, is lust 81 present the topic o'
much conversation in the ofticial ano court
circles Of the various capitals OF Europe. m
connection with the recall q her husoaha
trom Aienna ~ the request OF MS eh'et
The diplomat in question is Jean Gulllenl'h
,rho was recently promoted from the rank
of councillor Of embassy 70 that OF miAls'e.
rlenipoientiary Of the second ciass. most oi
the urincinal neutenants q the ambassadors
having The status Of ministers. so IS 70
sud5W them with more authority ana
weight when acting as charges ahaires IN
The absence o. their chiefs.
NYle Gunlernin is = New York girl, of
the name og Isabel Hart. according 10 some
the Offspring. according % otnSTs merely
the adopted child, Of the late BENJAMIN
Hart al New York She made her debut
fst here, but in Paris, some sixteen years
ago. under the chaperonage Il her country
woman. Minnie, Dowager Marcmoness OF
Anglessy. through whose lnsirumtila"'S
The marriage with Jean Gullemln was ar
ranged. Jean Guillemin was at the time
clerk in the Department OF Foreign Afairs.
and was regarded as q very desirable part,
owing 70 the fact that his sister. the Com
tesse &c Montebeno. was French Amoassa-
lress al St Petersburg and was looked on
as extremely influential.
There was 10 question Of any mesaiiiance,
Tor ii tie lsdy was the daughter OF beh9a-
inm Hart, Jean Guillemin vas the son o.
old Gunlemin. who founded ans owned the
eItat drygoods store known a. the "Irois
Quarters" opposite the Madeltine-a fac
which rendered the eEtravagant nobiliary
pretensiOus Of the now widowed Nine. &c
MonteheUo, IN London. in corsiantinople
and IN ST Petersburg, extremely ridiculous
When Nmo ie Monticello brought about
fer hus5and's downfall, through her own
lack OF tact and Of courtesy In her reia-
lions with the wives q the French Cabinet
ministers on The occasion Of the visit OF
The car and Czarina 10 Compiegne and he
VAS recalled from 81 Petersburg. the
GlIlemius were transferred TO stamboul
end thence 10 Vienna. in which latter place
tle, have not proved z success
Vienna IL the one capital in tic Worl1
N.er, mere oficial raik without birth goes
f1r nothing. where foreigners, II properly
ItelnImeuded and possessed % breeding
lr4 ouaIr-, are Wei received, no matte
ELa.Ucr private cilzcns or officials, ana
when diplomats, unless tLey fulnl the re-
cl.remeuts q the Nicnnesc great world.
Gre RESTRICTS 10 purely cfis!al relations
ald aI, ahsoiltcly b0ycottfd by society.
Nov. tie Nieunese great world. which had
received IA, Bellany Storers Nti open
lrus. do nor take kindly 10 the Guiliemins
q showed itself very cool 10 Jean Guiil'-
l4ir. -ud stiil more 80 TO his socially apb:-
toIs Ef, who found the eoors II the
fE-ua monde ,lrtYaliy closed against her.
To make mstiers Eorse The ombaasador'
FuipIc Crozier. formerly chief of tAe Pro-
11e1l D,uartmlnt IL the Ministry of Foreign
tnslrs an Paris and grand master 81 cel.-
monies 90 tine French government u
bachelor ana. icing cultured. agreeable
sle ,.eger man. has become great favor
itr u Nieruc.e society lie is very hos
plt-b,c IN ordinary circumstances u ~olle
hags fallsn 10 thc lo' 81 Ninle. Guilen'a,
- t, Wifa # rhe principal member Of tbs
star Iu 30 tlt donors ~ ins entertain
H,-t- aru o. nu the role of mistress 80
de hoGsg. B-t the agabassadoI was soon
faa-' lo ieel tae awzW aTtiness ~ asking
.tly t0 sct iu lh.t capacity Uhsn inviting
Austrian great mobiles aud th"ir wives
kEost ooor- Acrc closed .gainst hor. Con-
~clufIy, hC had to choose l'etNeen dis
iE-iug With tie presence of Mmc Guile
ulH af tls auners and fetes in the Ioie of
aos-sss and closing iLe doors Of the en-
hsss- to ta- Austrian great Horid. Natu-
fa-y it aioIied the former alternative, aud
it-s incurred tnr bitter cniniiy of Jean
snlfu.u aud especially of his wife.
As to set even with the ambassador,
saG also aith Eleuucse society. both the
eli.i,nius threw themselves into tie
Aflns oi ale Russian Embassy in Austria.
sno maA.t.sle3 d. every possible way eyi-
''iice y. tleit pronounced Musoofite sym
Mth.eE. Naturally tney thereby iaid them
selves open 10 clsrgss Of using their or
'lai position 10 intrigue in behalf ~ Rus
Na-tI. ~ . moment when the relations
.siHeen Austria and hussis are 60 strained
-.si tas CzsF. vixen hc visited ihe King
sae Queen y Italy a Kacconigi = foTt-
'shi -gc. made . cetour Of ere. nfieer
H-ncEsc sl.les % 0Yesg 70 svcle Passing
80 A-r--o- -EyEsalian terTsto.y aEa e
NF.ag eEy cogrtes!es at tke hsn1s G; re
sg-sE - rhiE ZrtlfycC q tie