The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26
Name Of Dealer,
SUPERB CHATEAU OF
INSTITUTE OF FRANCE

| m,siY aFrhhSing ,iat Sic sifoaih h,tyt
,he use Thereon FOR the rcii.aindeI IN
mef ~ E hipng witii an annuity III $in-
fhi I, iiesidfs TINS, ho presented
lnwels ara lecas OF the prlfcesso ds
9hirlhc. in fact, most OF the ilroT,risi <.
neionE ms - tilt oli lady. iuJltidinp stit
thOiinous stondchnr OF large tjiuiii0yt.I.t
~, also arpdintrd her gnify.rlinft q .,3f
III pWn tlpnsehol, tlEtt IS ~ FAY iis
Slani uiistrtss
l'astic ~ Chantiiiy Sha aiwaNs' St
~ l-n Noncttn, stnd each inortiint.l \gaiit y
CT "i drove oScr to tire castle 10 act IA
2 SpcGics Of gi0iiAca t,uusek.eijer AZ.
li!NAti4Pl ~ i@p!! me Place ~ mistress
q lle itpnsosi0id ai@ail toe luncheonS
ana dinners gives ~ trio Duc az Stiul:tjit
- nlH roNni ana inpcrial guests vntf-
efh - HtAdeinitians statesmen. ct&.. ana
,y S Git"u Wlt n. utmost regard anu
9!!lirrtton ~ tsie dukes sister. thc iatIt
Grinccss ClcUtntinc ,moti5er'8 ni ttf,S...
! "lhlhand 81 HnlEaual by h.s urothcr
iilN 81. Nfrpllfs. Wiio WAS An I'll
ienfG hfyopt Gathplta ana IS the
iait.I : son Au1 dtl&litcl- in-l ayg lie
iittr Dukr and puciicSs d'Alencnii
The ljnc d'.Aunnie'A uiher hrotiiai.
I'm Prince de loinviiie. however, naval,
llkcd Her Hiid the coma, ana C'oif3t..ss4,
~ Pnlis ana iloir children, ana ti,e
l1hG ana L1uchcSk. It tihurtrfs Illo i3t.
Ner adughter OF tl. Prince de Ioiii-
ffiiic WetE e%trtm"ly hoStiia Wien
WpAla dine viii hHn una his geutie-
men ~ waiting ana cverv evening, an
l"l arranging lie menus Tor the de-
iahheF aud dinner on tie foilowtn., dan
3 i Wohid take Her leave. ana driva
The mnnnel. il which She !ndneea tln
,,Nc Aunlaic 70 ALLEVIATE Chaniillr
from the family was is followS Altotit
twenty NeuEs ago there was Il revival
~ ms lrenr and foreign Press az tliv
story Of the singular circumst:,11t..e
un0cr Wiiici Chantiiiy bad come unto
i WIS foss.sSion q The puc d'Aumalc.
que TO Genera! RpulAnger lehotlt tia
"Nkc despised. and Who revrnged him
Ie o,y.. ~ Iislng i,iS niu@nce I!e III,
iim q Ills cherished rank 81 general Hi.
inc ifcncii army. Chanti!ly was tEicl
Tome % he Dukes OF bourbon or TIN
ronue y ne and the last Of thc line WAS
found stIanGled, whether by $liicitjc OF,
rs INC victim OF q murder, no one has
3eycr been able % ascertain. Ills Eng
iisll mistress, q woman III the NAM. al
l'aWeS, whom ne had married. 10 his
taucf:N, the Baron dc Fcuchorcs was
SUSPECTED Of the murder. ana th,. enc
mes Gi King Louis Philippe insisted.
tn;it Tue escape Of the woman from
~ y n'ihiS,l n1ent ~ connection with tie
auaif WAS due - the fact that she
might have made unpleasant discio-
sures in connection with the VIII bv
means OF which the duke had bcq,ieath-
.'''itt'iiS anu MS tulIle fortune 10
tie DUG I'imalc then Il boy ten years
on, ne story revived by lioulanger
Actually insinuated the completely or
Ming Louis l'hilirpc in the murder OF
,he DUO dc Bourbon. The. Duc d .Aii-
nihic was greatly angcred and irIitatcd
~ these wholly uniustiticd reflections
on iiia parents. especially as the story
was told IN 4 most plausible way: and
seeing the distress OF the duke tha
Ooint"sse de Clincliamp reinnll<cd
ihero is but one wayto silence these
stories II IS TO bcdueath Chantiliy
ana the museum which You arc creating
&c. 9 he Institute. In announcing.
ihc bcuicst Of the whole thing to the
institute. YOU Will sink into oblivion
Will
may add in conclusion. that the
Comtc dc Clinchamp. who is a member.
Of he household Of King Ferdinand OF
BulSaria, Is not, as has hccn alleged. n
natural son Of the Due d'4Aunale by
Nine. dc Clinchamp, but one OF her
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