The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-26
DIVORCES DEPRIVED
OF HUSBANDS TITLES

Cd to tho Gebhards and tho Ne,,so,v
OF New York. also 10 Mrs. Reginald
Vanderbilt '""io
while quartclsome woman. s.nsu.
'aeHins In charity and in gener-
"s'ty OF character. she is very cIevar
end gifted. moreover. endowed H,,,h
much ready wit Thus. after her ,nor'
riagc TO chc Marquis de Br,ssac sh.
was o!d-shouldercd. by reason OF he-
/ plrth' ana likewise. perhaps, because
oi certain OF her new-r!ch uecuiinr,-
..es, by the old arlstocracy OF ths
Haupourg IT. German One day. while
serving tea to some OF her Husband.
friends few drops fell upon b.r
aress As she touched them with
uhukerchlef, the, late Due de Choiserl-
frhs!in remarked. with n faint touch
OF sarcasm Be careful madame. supar
sums, Less than blood monsieur.
( replied Madame dc Brissac. with great
iooking steadily at him. and
,ne dukc colored and turned away. For
ms father is officially declared TO have
nied In prison while awaiting trial
~ tue FRENCH House Of Peers for "a.
shocking murder OF his duchess ybo,n
ne was charged with having sIasbed
10 pieces with sabre
rae eN- Niscountess de Tredern. who
since Der litigation with hor Anertcon
hister-ln-iaw is no longer on pood
Terms with her sister the Princess Il.
Broglie, and with her eldest .nr ~.
Due dc Brissac. was formerly endowed
with one OF the most superb contr,,,o
voices In France. and as social sponsor
OF General Bou!anger. trst gave vogue
20 the once popular Boulanger march
En- revenant de la revue" bv sInrirr
II at grand reception held in MS
honor In her house on the Place Ven
uothe' Among her strangest posses
slons Is pocketbook made OF tho
moe OF tho celebrated murderer
Ftahzini; and the project OF police
VINO placed at her feet. while Boulanc
er was In power. this queer token of
nis aon'Taion and homage. lost his
position on account OF hls disregard
or the sense of propriety that should
"e accorded even to the felon dead
Inc young Nicomte dc Tredern who
no" wants TO marry Mile. Lefey-e was
at one time engaged through hi.
mother's agency TO Marie Bonapartel
u"us inter- OF Roland Bonaparte and of
inc ia.'ef Wife,. Maris Blanc (daught-
et ana heiress OF old Blanc who found
ed the great gambling establishment
az Monte Carlo. after being expelled
rom Germany. where he ran similar
establishment at Wiesbaden. until
io'o.} The match. however. was
proken or, through young De Tired
erhs rather. who would not hear of
e" Hieha!lance Tor his son, and
VINO regarded the source of Marie
oohaPartes wealth. derived as It In
from Monte Carlo gambling tables as
'a'nted Marie Bonaparte subsequent-
~ became the vito OF Prince Georre
OF Greece. who showed himself less
squeamish about the character OF bes
money than tho Breton Comte de
Tredern.
81: Petersburg has come to the oon-
clusloh that IL should have an Avenus
OF victory, similar to tye so-cailed
SieGes Alice at Berlin. and tho presi-
oeht or the imperial Duma, NJ. Rods
lahKo' who Is also one OF the chief
aisnltaries OF the Cars household. has
oeeh instructed by the Duma to ar
a"hse win tho municipality of the
troPoiis Tor Its corporation with
the national Legislature and the CO.
ernpent In the matter
The Avenue of Vtctorv> ia % ~
memorate the three hundredth ami
sersary or the advent of the imperia,
mousse OF Ronanoff to the throne NJ
"ussla' and Is to extend along the So
caiicd Alexander Prospekt, between tbe
CLOCK exchange bridge and Tutchkoff
INC central point of the aycnue lie 20
be marked by magnificent fountain
oy the sculptor 1senberg, which is m
nc adorned with allegoricaI statues ot
RUSSIA, and with the armorial bearinge
OF all the provinces. Lining tho
a.rhuc are TO be statues of all the
, u'ois Oh tne house of Romanom, ana
statesmen. ""'
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