New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
NO GARWOUD WEDDING
COUNT DI NOISES ACTION
The Reported Career of a Former
Ne1c York Physician.

Paris, June 4.-The woman In the case ~ -
proposed marriage which the machinery A. 80
State Department at Washington was pus ,,..
motion to prevent is Miss Isabel Garwood vv,i,a
haired, who gives New York as her Ma. :.
residence. She is now at the Continen+aI -,
here. The prospective bridegroom is Coupt a.,
tint di Noise Padua, once a resident ~ "
York, whom Miss Garwood met IN Eevnt ~.
engagement OF Miss Garwood to the conn+ -.
announced in these dispatches on April IA
The intervention Of the State Departr,a,. =.
Washington was brought about through Fa+h.-
John B. Quinn. Of the Church Of the Asean.In-
Washington, at the instigation Of Miss 60
woods sister. Miss Frances A Garvood =, ~
York The State Department transn,i+4.s
Ambassador Reid. at London and later 70 a.
bassador White here. the results Of it's fnv...,
cation into the record Of the counts life In Na,,
York and Of his antecedents IN Italy. which -
obtained by Baron Mayor des Planches, =.
Italian Ambassador to the United States
According to this information. the co,,,,
Italian nobIeman. but an Austrian v-bo - -
tised medicine for several years in Nau ".
with his brother. Upon the death q, 80
brother. the information said, the conn, -
tracted union with his sister-in-lav,. h. -
alleged that four years ago he effected ,s..,.
ment with her and that she returned 70 A..
tria- 1t also was alleged that during the eon,.,,
residence in New York he was twice triad o,..
for selling medicine Illegally and once sor r,,l
practice, but both times he was acouttea
The wedding OF Miss Garwood and Count IA.
TIM di Noise Padua was set for yesterday ana
license had been obtained According to Nn,.
Garwood, the marriage was not broken OF y,
account OF the Intervention OF her sister bu, =,
the count himself when he received a Ias,,.
from brother in Austria. who had learned a
the prospective union. saying that his sisssr-lD.
law held that the bond between herself ana g.
count had not been annuIled. Miss Garwsoa
says that the count, whom she intended ?,
marry because he was refined and cultured
gentleman. was astounded at this claim ard
had now gone to Italy TO obtain from his father
who was IN possession Of the papers, PROOF of
the settlement with the woman.
Miss Garwood adds that she regards the IN.
reference OF her relatives IN the matter an
gratuitous.
Count Bettini di Noise Padua was known a. ulas.
DR.. Bettini di Noise while practising medicine n
New York He was registered here early a.
1875 and his appeared IN the directory OF ths
County Medical Society until 1905 He practIsed
for many years in University Place 18th street
18th street and Ged street He was known to Iarz,
circle OF Italians and Frenchmen IN this city al
OF whom speak OF him educated nan.
No record Of his ever having been arrested for
malpractice 20 be found az Police Headquar-
teTs the District Attorneys Office or st the ofcs
OF Whitman & Vandiver. counsel for the Medical
Society OF the County Of New York. but an a.
quaintance OF DR.. di Noise said that he had bee.
arrested a charge which was dismissed owing
70 lack Of evidences.
In the flies OF the County Medical Society vs-s
found complaints against his brother. John Georgs
Bsttini. who accused OF practising without
license during the absencs Of DR.. al Noise IN Eu-
rope IN 1saI. But no complaints. II vas said had
ever been fled against DR.. df Noise In 1876 d.
d Noises address given as No. 50 West 7tn
street
DR. BettinI d Noise Il was said here yesterday
married Miss Hattie Burchen in this city Mss
Burchsi1 q sister OF Thomas H. Burchsn an
umbrella merchant IN Broadway 3Ir Burchsn
said yesterday that he had not seen his sister or
her husband for seven years. when they went
abroad to live He did not believe that they had
been divorced He said that thev had one son and
that he did not believe that Dr. d Noise would
attempt 70 marry another woman
B. Bertini proprietor OF the Hotel Canptdoglia
at Bieecker and Thompson streets. said that Or
di Noise STAYED with him several occasions
while living in New York He said thar he was a
surgeon Of great skill.
Mrs. di Noise was sued IN 800 by Fifth avenus
dressmaker for SS55. which was never recovered