The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-20
ny "a MARou1sE DE PoYYEyoy

oirn-,r ~ nLds4uiSE DE FONTENOi.
ware has Just inherited a third
~ OF the big fortune of her father,
Kin, insecure ,Heitmeyer the multi
80 tril ~ n. leather-s goods manufacturer
OF OF Hoboken. n. j.. has the blood of the
ldohenzolierns in his veins. and is the
grandson of old Princess E'rederica. of
ii:iiohcnzollern. who died four years ago.
s 3 &c, w. was (, the aunt of King Charles Of
Roumania, and a cousin OF the Kaiser.
IN addition to which she constituted
a link between the Hohenzollerns and
the Frehch empire. For her mother
was Antoinette Murat. who was mar
RED RED at the Tuiieries in 1908 to Prince
being given away at the altar by En-
peror Napoleon, who just before the
Wedding had created her princess of
rance; she was the daughter of
Peter Murat. elder brother of that
Joachim AIurat. King of Naples, and a
orother-in-law OF Emperor Napoleon
IN 1914 Princess Frederick, of lIohen-
zollorn, the issue of this union married
at Bologna, her cousin. the Marquis
J Is,ftia ,penoli. whose mother, Princess
MMurat, King. of Naples. The Marquis
PeEoll, who belonged to one of the old
patrioian families of Bologna, took u
very active part in the war of 1913
ana 1919, against the -Austriars and
IN the subsequent struggles that cul.
minated N the transformation of the
various states of the peninsula into
the one united kingdom of italy. He
became Senator, Minister OF Commerce.
and OF Agriculture in the Ratazzi Cab
met. and envoy at St Petersburg. and
at Vienna. The marquis died about
thirty years ago, his widow, Princess
,s,,redericat of Hohenzollern following
him to the grave in 1906 They had
but one daughter, Countess Antoinette
tPepoll. who married Count Taveggi.
One of the two children of this union
rs married to Baron Geyr Won Schwep-
penburg, major of the Third Regiment
the son, Count Joachim Taveggi, after
financial reverses in Europe, came to
America and underwent many hard
ships and followed many trades, in
wine tout, before finally winning the
hand Of Elfrida, daughter of old Thee
dore Hcitmeyer, of Hoboken. who.
commencing life as a poor apprentice
boy IN tannery died at the head of
che of the greatest leather concerns in
America. which has developed into an
international enterprise, with houses in
England, in Germany and in Austria.
understand that Count Joachim
Iaveggl will now assume the active
the concern. and will make his prin-
cipal home in Germany. at kripp, on
the Rhine.
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was robbed at the, leading hotel at
Winnipeg, of jewels, the mere Intrinsic
value OF which exceeded 800, 900, but
upon Which She set a far higher price
owing to some of them consisting OF
royal gifts and of ancestral gems is
the sister of Earl Grey. the Governors
General of Canada. and daughter OF
that General Charles Grey who was
| private secretary of Queen Victoria,
and one of theechief members OF the
suite of King Edward whom he visited
| tha United States fifty years ago as
Prince of Wales. She is persona
| gratissimaA at court, Is a godchild OF
/ as maid of honor, and then as lady in
/ waiting, being retained in the same
| capacity by Queen Alexandra, Her son
| Niscount Dunluce, who at Elton used
to be known by the nickname Of ID one
| Tight spent a couple of seasons In
| New York, and 1t was believed at one
time that he would seek n bride ir
America, expectations, however. which
We're not fultilled. as he married the
daughter OF j. c. Talbot, M. n,
Lord Dunluce. and, of course, his
| father. the Earl Of Antrim, owner OF
the Giants Capseway on the north
coast OF Ireland. are OF Scotch origin
in Ireland since the reign OF Queer
| Elizabeth, and are descended from
| John, Lord of the Isles, and Margaret
| daughter of King Robert III. of Scot
land, The connection of the Melon
| nells OF the Isles with ireland ma.
fury prior to the reign Of Queen Eliza
| beth, For they played a great roll
in the wars of the Scots in Ulste
| against the English and In the san
culinary feuds with the O'Neills, Bu
Sorle Buie McDenncn securing b,