The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-05
LA MARQUISE DE FONTENOY

II. and the two Queens. and to re-
sign both his scnatorshIp Of the king.
uoin and his colonclcy of cavalry In
the the italian Italian army. He Is married to
ipamphtli. who has as wise Lady Emf
nr Teiham- Clinton. sister OF the Duke
ana ,ILm ivy tie, now living In New York,
.ne latter married to that Don Fred ,
eriGo Negrotto. who accompanied the
a npHs OF the Abruzzi to this country.
the capacity OF naval alde-de-camp.
Don Fabrlzlo Will now drop his title
OF. OF Price d'Avella. and viii become
Prince P rim Ce;Slonna; also twelfth
paliano titles dating from 1870 His
only son and heir married a few venrs
nso evantine heIress. Isabel Sursock,
o. 4l 6eyrouth. in Syria. Tho Alcxan-
h HnoWn In Rome. and their other
le neoaoii. The late Prince CoIonna
married to Don Angelo Chigi. the 9TH
er, Eittorla, wife of Prince Teano. and
G &c 10 all over Europe. especial
full aeronaut. Her husband is the cid
est son and heir of the Duke of SER
monetta, head of the house of Caetani,
law in the person OF Miss Marsnrat
chaplin. OF New York who last fail
married in London Don Rofrredo
OS'oii' tTlnCe OF BaSSfano.
now whe b Wld9w Of Prince Colonna is
son was first affected by a tragedy
Oh many years ago. The young Mar
F Fras Sapoi 60 Kof 9 Gioyino. great,
caused Home gossip by his undis-
sulsed infntuation for Princess Colon
that na IbGis s Pri ,nie,u was perfectly aware
blameless. But he wished the talk to
cease, and so asked. very courteous
~ inc young marquis to refrain for
time from calling at the Colonn;l
Palace. and from bestowing his nttem.
tons upon the princess. Rocca Clio
VINO; Mortified at the idea that he
gould have compromised In any way
alteration. blew out his brains. leav-
Ing a note asking that his favorite
stfba r. jeweled butterfly pierced
PIN, should be presented in his name
to the princess.
The affair created a tremendous SEN
s sa', N Rome. i partially wrecked
Gus of her entire Innocence, developed
so pronounced an aversion TO her hus-
nand that she refused TO speak or re-
main with him. She assumed her
dead fathers Neapolitan dukedoni,
STYLING herself Duchess OF San Eco
dIoro, and took up her residence ~,
i Ing and. under the wing of her Eng
ago. as the wife Of Lord Walsinghan
In 1908 Princess Teano brought
about n reconciliation between her ia
Their and her mother. The latter mad
apparently been cured of her insanl-
W. had learned to appreciate the
chivalry of her husband, who had
made point OF surrounding her In
Eng land with every luxury and com
Tort allowing his daughters 10 spend
as much of their time with her as
che wished. The rcconcilIa ton was
hailed with universal satisfaction at
Rome. where Marc Anthony Colonna
was very popular, and in order TO pro-
claim the new order of things far
and wide, the princess caused no
ice 10 be published in the Italian and
foreign newspapers to the effect that
she had resumed her husbands name,
and and would thenceforth be known as
Princess Colonna," instead OF, as
heretofore, duchess OF San Teodoro."
Eighteen months later, while stay
Ing at Lugano, with her SON in law
ana daughter, Prince and Princess
leano, she became suddenly stricken
with a violent mnnia of persecution,
convinced that they were in con-
spiracy with her husband to murder
nor So violent did she become that
she had to be conveyed first TO Milan.
ana then to Rome, as "a raving luna
TO- the very aspect Of her grief
stricken daughter. being sufficient 20
throw her into paroNysm OF frenzy.
That proved the flnal wreck of the
ColOnna
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