The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
GIll| HOPES
||a|IH AGA|A
Esan Ftcss Comments On
s Marked Attention to
Miss Morgan
HIS ON FATHER,
HE is ALWAYS OUT
tter Reviewing His Plea
4 Holy Tribunal Of the Rota
Refuses to Annul
Marriage

NOME. March So.-The Count Boni
- cnstsllans stu has hopes OF con-
6neine another marriage with n very
-. Woman. preferably an American.
III r n hopeful ~ he was the day
= naijoA tor the United States seven
- yearp seu, equipped for the CAM
S1an Tor the hand Of Anna Gould,
4 1oW ~ had met In Europe and fixed
I $50 = m heircss who would oe
49, " supply money Tor the career
~ E1Amed Of.
INnt ~ was mot overconhdent was
ovea " his celebrated marriage to
136a Gould. His. sahaeuuent prodiEai
s1nrepe with heF millions. until she
49, - hio neglect and mode Of life,
1s - lasting record OF prodi-
- ~ m Impecun1ous nobieman
11enly gtven control Of vast sums
r. Deney. and unlimited credit.
y0nt a preeent the Count Boni ID
RI IEoute. He has called twice ut tbs
0rnnd Hotel TO Gee J. Pierpont Nor
IN. Each time Mr.. Morgan has
- out bur Boni announced yester-
1ny that be would call again. and
- Annncier. n he fails In his Quese
u ROaso. No probably viii follow MT.
4 1noeann toNventco.
Thees visits Of Boni ara being
W11o1y discussed. Tho European
nsNo has commented time and again
- NJ CeoteIlGnc's attentions 70
6foo Anna Noegan. when tho bankers
au&AteF had been on the continent.
nn6 Ne Roman papers now connect
- 6Vt6eaf admirafsSn OF Boni for
1otoo MoeHan with bis attempts At an
t1rNseW With her father. The as
sII1jlco u Boni has never bean for
- tnstant doubted.
lthouah I number Of years have
Toeuod over the bead of the Partisan
fNn1v a1ucs he went forth to WOO
LIQUID. his troubles have marked
Astly. H. lcoks almost -
~ ~ sass1k - sn-
= ~ &4oG @
u CAStsSis ne. legally. 4 perfectly
~ euhtract : sscond marriage
Z 41I eiMek
1fls nsatrimontai ambitions how
esUr. have lust suffered Z check In tss
aeclai ~ the Vatican OF his appeal
- nullify his ms rriaxe TO Anna Gould.
hit even IN this direction he stiIi has
Arpee ~ brin~fn influence to bear
that VIII % nx his status In the ryes
~ the church that he can wed for a
oe<~rd tine within the fold.
4 This s4ntS decision OF the HoD
Tribunal Of the RotA. body that de-
lilesAtes with the utmost secretivs-
neGG has Just been niled where It II
ANAlhbls. II II In Latin. but trans
latjcn for the International News Ser
S9co shows that u sheds the most In
loeoutfn9 Hight on the marriage Of De
GnnGellane and Miss Gould--that with
n N hour or less or the actual cere-
1pony IN New York the bride-to-be
49, conv1nced that De CAstellane was
marrying her FOR her money. ana
warned him that ahc would divorce
him at the first evidence OF infideltty.
Prince Giovanni Del Drago. one OF
DonFss friends and an attendant at the
wedding. gave evidence before the
qourt o< the Vatican, and. In hts own
Wur1a. described tho scene in the
Gould home on the morning Of the
to6ding Of Anna Gould and Do Cas-
1ollane He said:
n remember that on the morning
~ marriage was to take place. while
\ Nns In . room next to that in
watch the bride was. heard her
ley1ng and talking In an excited way.
~ that ! was able to distinguish what
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