The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04
TAKE DIFFERENCES
TO DIVORCE COURT

istsnes bssids hic wifs. che - The ssc-
ona wife and the widow Of his father.
the thirteenth lord; therefore hi step
mother. After the late peers death
she contracted q, very foolish marriage
with drunken brute Of the name ct
Richard Nuldowney. with the result
that she lost her reason. and has been
ever since in q sanatorium. the courts
having fortunately fr' d her from her
~. intemperance and statutory miscon-
duct.
Lord Louth. like his forbears. Is .
Roman Catholic. Indeed. his family
suffered much by reason Of their faith,
and OF their loyalty to the Stuarts.
Tho sixth lord was kept for many years
Imprisoned in Dublin Castle by order
Of Cromwell: and his son. the seventh
lord. was outiawed for throwing In hts
lot with James H. and attaching him
self to the latter's fortunes. Nor was
It until the end of the eighteenth cen.
tury that the attainder was repealed
In favor OF Thomas Plunkett. who was
established in his rank in the peerage
as eleventh Lord Louth.
Altnou1n NINE. Won kotzebue, VINO
has Just died on her immense estate OF
AoafA Donneasoa In Roumania. is de.
scribed IN her three-iine obituaries as
former Russian ambassadors at
Washington" yet she never visited
the United States. Her husband. the
late Ernest Won Kotzebue. represented
the Car At washington fo1 few
months prior TO the appointment Of
Count Cassint. but was here en- gar
con. his wife having declined to make
the trip across the Atlantic, and then
No res gned on the plea that the Gu
nese on tne Danxs OF .ne fotonac
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He was . good deal OF 2 disapposnt-
msnt, for he came here with the repu-
tafion OF being one OF the most bril-.
liant men Of the world. anu Of being
devoted 70 society. to hospitality ana
20 hieh rvanG For many years pre-
vaously ne had acted 40 councillor OF
the emnAssy ae Paris. where he Was
very popular. not only 10 salons. put
also In clubs. being one Of the few
members Of the diplomatic corps adj
mitfed 70 the Onion Club, whore he
was 70 be met every day. He was.
Iamhiar agure, too. ~ all nrse n19nts
Of the theatres. and no matter what
W10 going on. he was sure 70 BE- On
hand in the front row. Moreover. ne
was very ricn, owning large estates
N the Battlc provinces bestowed upon
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