The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24

tir"iy o. credit. obtained hor supplies
~ the Same fashion and then disap-
pearc', With the swiss police hot on
hcr TRAIN
Afterwards. size ran boarding
house ~ Nice. and became tho terror
Of all royal personages whitening on
the Riviera. owing to ncr ners,s,en,
ne'nandS for loans. ana nor cndcavors
70 Haunt her rank and her titles in
their company.
Years ago the members of tho lsem.
burg family We're urged 10 place her
under restraint. in order TO nut AN o,l
TO the scandals which she was forever
surrins uP, but none OF them were
wiring TO undertake. the trouble and
expense connected herewith Now.
however that she has wound NJ nor
'areet ~ being incrimiuatca in tho
tfI'i or so notorious a character -
me Countess Of Treuberls tho bouv,.
81 isenburE may finally feel them
serves compelled to commit her ia
some Institution for those who Are
mentally unbalanced
'ouhtess Trcubcrg. who IS held ac-
."uh'aoie by the German police for
The suicide OF at least four men ,valI
known III Berlin society whom she l,,a
involve! IN ruin and disgrace is Tie
daughter Of tailor of tho name Of
ths, native OF the Hessian town 81
'h"nhach. In the castle OF which. tic
great ancestral scat of the Iscmbur..
.Nfli!N' A!c%hndra was born and reared
was queer fate. indeed that
brought I'll" tailor's daughter in tho,
puoicsl quarter Of tho town, and the
princess from the castle. into business
relations in Berlin. in after yeats
rho Countess Trcubcrp was diNorco,,
~ her usoand a lieutenant ,r the
imperial German navy. on tho retired
liSt' as soon rs tie realized. too late il,
1he day the ignominy OF having mar
tftd' IN Ill Of temporary alteration
one OF the most notorious women or
lhe kais":s carital. and ne has en-.
grated 70 south America IL Is !,
source Of intense transportation to the
Kaiser that she should atill cortinu.
I" style herself Countess Treuberr.
and ~ IS this, indeed that has led hinl
10 press 50 strongly for tho enactment
OF y Ia" similar TO that now existing.
IN France. PROHIBITING divorced wo-
men from bearing the names aud titles
OF their former husbands
II the Kaiser feels SO strongly about
H. y Is because the name OF Trcuberg
Is that Of kinsfollt OF the lohonzol-
Terms. The nrst Count Ireubere was
Faaeis FISCHER tutor to Prince
Charles of Bohenzoilern grandfather
of King Charles Of Rou!nanln Ills
pupil had an elderly ana very homell.
maiden aunt Princess Crcsccntia
iiohcnHollern who became so infatu-
atcd with the young tutor that her
family had no Alternative but TO con-
sent 10 u morEnnntic alliance. nrcvi-
Gus TO which no WAS created Baron
Treuberc. and afterwards ADVANCED to
the rank Of count Treuhers.
The son born 10 this union - rric,l
natural daughter OF Emper,$ Pedro
OF Brazil, by the Marauise de santos.
She Was created Duchess Of GoNas. in
the peerare OF Brazil while stun a
child. by her father. and was half
sister Of Dom Pedro. the last sovereign
Of Brazil Count Ernest Trcubcrg. eN-
husband Of the woman now on trial
At Berlin, is the grandson OF this Bra
lillian Duchess OF C;oyas. and II great
grandson therefore. Of Emperor
reuro I Of brazil. and Princess Crcs-
ccntia Of iIohenzo!lcrn.
II the princely name OF lse,nburg IL
tolerably familiar on this side OF the
water II is because oil the marriage
OF Prince Charles of that ilk To Mis-,
I Bertha Emma Lewis, of New York and
New Orleans The union did not meet
with he approval Of the princes fam
i i!S. aud is, therefore. regarded IS NOR
ganatic In Germany ana Austria. She
! has never been received III court any
where in Europe as princess Iscmbure.
and IL not permitted to style herself
thus either in Germany or in Austria
Consequently. she makes her homo in
Paris while the princes headquarters
are in Germany.
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