The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
MISS CAROLINA RUDE
WILL MARRY AGAIN
PSI "a MAnNuIsE DE EnNrnNoY.

h' IA sIARauIsE DE F0NTENoY.
n n ISIS CAROLINA RUDE. whose
M5 engagement has just been an
ltl nounccd, was previously mar
RED TO the Hon. Leopold Can
nanE, only son and heir Of Lord Car
nahh. Her wedding TO him took plac.,
some SIN years ago. in old St Mar
smreis Church. Westminster. in the
~, Of the Cabinet. and In fact. of
almost everybody OF note in London.
II IT, seemed Gem, an ideal match on the
WE sloc III tneTe ,, vas beauty and great
EiH'ns enid and sole hcircss OF Charles
, y. Kube. the South African multi
wv IRE. on the other hand there
U ,.i title IN prospect, the bridegroom.
VINO Is Very good looking, having 4.
m ms proln,:sing career. before him. 10
poid. Duke Of Albany, ana persona
Sram with others OF the rnivninv
,loNse- Lord Desborough placed ran
NV, wv, ms beau iful place on the Tina mes.
~ we disposal of the ncwly-rnarriod
Coupic TOR their honeymoon But be-
MP lHrce Gays We're over the bride
her parents, with whom she has re
sided ever since
This occurred towards tho close of
nj sgason OF 1905, and furnished the
wood races and during the CoWes
week OF That year. II was only eirh
,.em months ago that she tool. the
itcccSSdI ) steps to secure the annllI-
.iieht or her marriage under circum-
StuHccS which permitted her TO resume
, ,!sr maiden name: and, or course the
.onR oelay IN taking this step created
q considerable amount Of sncc,Iasiong
" being generally assumed that n Che
should nave braved the notoriety and
az INC diSa grccablc proceedings con
uectcd with tho Divorce Court. i, was
WIN the object OF being free Ia wcd
sain' These antlcipatlons have now
proved correct - "
70 that family. which furnished 10 IT.,
stale George Canning. the famous Pro
tnicr. the Earl Canning, first Siceroy
o. o. lh,aia. and Stra,ford Canning bet
kedcliHe. who achieved SO much celcb-
Thy as British ambassador TO tho sui
iiahe p9rte during tho .Crimcen War,
G Gf,i I hnoWn at Stamboul as THE
natives as infinitely more nowarr,,i
than the Padishah himself. The firsi
i.oIa 'IarNaSh was II younger brother
OF George Canning. the Prime Minister.
Lord Spenccr's tcstamcntary disposi
., io,s nave caused considerable
.!Hc OF me fortune which he has left
10 MS half brother and Successor tho
present earl Ills action In letting his
SSlateiy town house In Arlington street.
Sci!inS his world famed library. had
convinced people that he was IN very
straltenGd circumstances. Yet tho
value OF the estate which he has .left
ever and above the cntailed propsrtv
AMOUNTS to more than $4,000 600
NJ mis- s., IS 5, = welcome windtall for the
m &c y, iG Gafi Spencer. Lord Chamberlain
lion Margaret Barring. sister OF Lord
Hovclstoke and Of Cecil and Hugo
Barlns, and an helress, he turned over
wifc's entire fortune. when tho house
or Earring got into difficulties some
nineteen or twenty years ago, his OK.
ample IN tho matter being followed
EHIaDclh Barring, another Of Lord Rev
e.stokc's sisters. 1t Is pleasant TO be
abie TO add that both Lord Kenmare
a M L3od spencer eventually recovered
wives owing to thc fact that the as
sets OF the house Of Barring realized
conH,idarably more than anticipated
at the time when the two earls SUR
rendered the money there seemed 10 be
but little prospect of their ever seeing
II again.
Milan Cliristicz. who has Just died
In Russian Poland. at Cianowize. in
the province of kielce, enjoyed for a
noloriety In. the various capitals or
Europe as tho mari lie In refine as
the complaisant husband OF King Mi
ian OF Servia,s favoritc, the beau,iful
Artemlsa Christicz Chrlsticz had
married her when attached to the Ser
Wan legation al Constantinople. where
her father occupied very influential
position as the chief architect OF Sui
tan Abdul Iamid. under the name
Of Johannides Pasha. When Artemisia
was presented to the King he became
so much infatuated by her beauty that
he caused her husband to be trans
ferred from the diplomatic service
to the royal household, as his, private
secretary.
In course OF time Artemisia became
so publicly the favoritc of tho King,
being installed indeed. along with her
husband. under tho royal roof, that
Queen Natalie objected. and eventually
left Servia, carrying with her at that
time her seven year old boy, who was
torn from her by the German police
at Wiesbaden and restored to his faith
CT. King Milan.
1t was Artemisia who induced Milan
to divorce Natalie. on tho ground OF
abandonment. in the expectation that
he would marry her. But he declined
to wed her. either prior or subsequent
to his abdication, and after he had dis
sipatcd every vcstige of the very largo
fortune which she had inherited from
her father. she died, leaving her hoy.
George. whom she had borne to King
Milan. absolutely pcnnilcss. He liz now
earning his living In vaudeville shows
and III travelling circuses in Europe.
and may eventually come over here
in a professional capacity.
When Queen Natalie made ncr scnsR-
tional outbreak at Belgrade. about tho
presence at court Of Hrtemisia Chris
icZ, Milan ChristlcZ commenced to find
md accordingly procured from tho
King an appointment as minister plcni-
potentiary at Berlin. There the En-
-neror. howeYer. refused to receive him