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DAILY. CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1904.
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HERECCENTRIC
LIFE
IssabellaJI of Spain
Impelled fo an Er
ratic Career
Late Noblewoman Noted for
Her Kind DVeds add Gen
erous Impulse,
Former Queen Isabella of Spain,
recently died In Paris, had a career
that was not surprising since It prac
tically began with a mlsalllanco
"brought about by tho duplicity of her
mother.
Isabella II., as she was known, was
tho daughter of Ferdinand VII. and of
Mario Christina, daughter of tho king
of Naples, and was born October 10,
1830. On tho repeal of tho Salic law,
-which provided that a woman could
noi reign, she ascended tho throno
under tho regency of her mother, In
1833.
From hor 14th year Europo was
.scoured by tho queen's mother for a
husband, and, finally, despite Isabella's
persistent refusal to marry him, sho
"became tho wife of Don Francisco
D'AbsIsI, duko of Cadiz, who was her
first cousin. Don Francisco was novcr
well known to the pcoplo of oven his
own country, and, being moro or less
of an Invalid, tho caro of tho stnto
fell entirely Into tho hands of Isabella,
then but 1G years old.
Queen Isabolla was 74 years old
nt tho tlmo of hor death, which de
prives tho French capital of ono of
tho most picturesque and notable
membora of Its colony of "rols on
oxll," so vividly portrayed by Alphon
uo Daudct In his book of that namo,
and which has furnished an unfailing
and always popular thomo to othor
novelists of loss note, whllo It will
rellovo tho Spanish treasury of the
payment of tho annuity of $150,000 a
year which it has boon paying to tho
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lato queen with unfailing regularity
over slnco'thQ restoration of her son,
tho lato King Alfonso XII., in 1875,
that is to say, for a period of nearly
thirty years.
No scion of royalty, with tho pos
sible exception of tho lato King Milan
of Servla, has. ever furnished so much
material to tho "chronlquo scandal
euso" of the courts of Europo as Isa
bella, and, while many of tho stories
related of her are calumny, pure and
simple, thcro is no doubt that by her
extravagances of conduct, one might
almost add her moral eccentrici
ties, Bhe helped to give an ap
pearance of truth to even the vilest
slanders that wero originated pre
vious to hor deposition by her
brother-in-law, tho lato, Duo do Mont
pensior, and his party, and after tho
establishment of her residence in
Paris by those venomous scribes who
had failed in their attempts to extort
monoy from her by means of black-
mail. j
With all hor faults, and they havo
been many, it must bo confessed that
she always remained a kind-hoarted, '
generous woman, whoso lnnumerablo
acts of charity will doubtless bo
credited to her In tho great here- her presence In the kingdom would
after, as against her shortcomings, ' merely contribute to Increaso tho d'f
and no mattor how Insane her freaks, Acuities of tho foreign-born queen re
she, somehow, or another always Bent, and Incidentally Impair the safe-
managed to maintain a sort of uncon-,
sclous majosty and royal dignity,
which, even in 18C8 and 18C9, when,
owing to tho presenco of tho Infamous
Mnrforl In her entourage, Napoleon and government, winch latter repeat
lit. fon Jiimnnif fnrPoi nn thn wnrn'odh' nald the heavy debts which sho
of propriety, to keep her aloof from ' incurred, owing to her oxco3sive
his shady court after hor arrival as generosity and her inability to com
nn exile in Franco. Sho so impressed prchend tho value of monoy. She
Empress Eugenie that during her In-,
torvlows with her sho seemed to for-
get that sho was a sister queen, and
ncted and spoke as If sho wore still
ono of Isabella's maids of honor,
Record of Her Career.
Much indulgence should bo accorded
to Queen Isabella In writing tho record
of hor career. For sho labored all
hor llfo lone lindnr iJi. (llnnilvnntnr'n
of having grown up under the caro,
and with tho example before hor eyes
of her mother, Old Queen Christina,
ono of tho Bourbons of Naples, and
probably tho most shamelessly de-1
praved and wicked woman that over.
occupied a European throno during
tho nineteenth centry. Tho court of
Madrid in those days was renowned
for its prolllgocy. But Queen Chris
tina's behavior Anally became mlro
than ovon hor courtiers and tho peo-1
plo around hor could afford to toler-
ato, and sho wns driven Into exllo
along with hor favorite, tho ox-guards
man Munoz, whom sho had raised
from tho rank of a common soldier
to tho highest offices In tho army
and in tho state, solely on account
of his good looks.
No attempt wns mndo to preserve
tho childhood or tho young girlhood
of Isabella freo from tho demoraliz
ing Influences. In fact, thero wore
thoso who considered It to bo to
their Interests to endeavor to corrupt I
her mind. And then her unfortunato
mnrrlngo to a man whom she neither
lovod nor rospected, and who was
dwarfod, not only In body, but also in
mind, contributed also to render hor
reckless. It Is unnecessary hero to
rolato unow tho story of this mnrrlngo
Into which sho was forced In hor 16th
birthday In the tlrm conviction that it
would romaln childless, and thus en-
ablo tho crown to pass to hor younger
Blstor, married to tho Fronoh Duko
de Montpenslor. Thoso expectations
wore not, however, realized. Queon
Isabolla gnvo birth to n largo number
of children, sovoral of which died In
Infancy, and on oach occasion that
sho bocamo a mother hor brothor-In-law,
tho Duke do Montponslor to
whom sho Invariably showed horsolf
both kind and gonorous, circulated
stories to tho effect that tho child wa3
not tho offspring of hor husband, but
of this or of that of hor favorltos.
Infanta the Herring Girl.
Thus It was to tho Duko do Mont
ptnslor that tho Iufnnta Isabolla
widow of th Count Qlrgontl, owed
tho nlcknnnio of tho "hsrrlng girl,"
which clung to hor for many years'
uuur tiiu mm grown up, nnu uiai
originated In tho construction placed
by Montponslor upon tho tokens of
good will bestowed, by Quoon Isabelln
upon a young fUhemarn, who had at
tracted hor notlco whllo at the sea
baths during tho yonr previous to
tho birth of tho princess. Again, It
was tho duko who oponly ascribed tho
paternity of tho lato King Alfonso to
Marshal Sorauo. In fact Montponslor
thon lost no opportunity of circulat
ing stories affecting tho honor and
the reputation of tho sister-in-law who
was not only his queen, hut also
his benefactor.
It was ho who played a leading part
In tho revolution which resulted In
her abdication and exllo In 1863, In
tho vain hopo of being oloctod by tho
Cortes to succeed hor on tho throne.
But whllo tho Spaniards wero unwil
ling to put up any longer with Isabella
v,nv. wawi tv murti distrusted by
tho base ingratltudo which had char
acterized tho intrigues of tho duko
against her to permit him to have
any voice in tho government of tho
nation.
From tho time that she abandoned
her throno. nearly six years aco.
Innnnn Tcnlinlln hna llvnrl flfirnflfl mail.
ing her homo In Paris, where she pur
chased the palaco built by tho Rus
sian mlllonalro Basllewski, near the
Arc de Troimphe, and converted It
into a thoroughly regal abode, her
summers being usually Bpent at some
chateau In the neighborhood of th'
capital, and .which sho hired for tho
season.
Only twice did sho return to Spain,
namely, during her son's lifetime,
and then he was forced to ask her to
leave the kingdom, owing to tho fact
that the opponents of his government
endeavored to take advantage of her
presence and of her good nature to
mako capital against tho aumlnlstra
tlon. Her grandson, tho present king
has in consequence been a stranger
to her "ntl1 now- For although she
ws anxious to visit Spain during his
minority for the purpose of seeing
"m t was consmereu at juauriu mat
ty of tn0 throne.
But sho has always been treated
with the utmost distinction and honor
while abroad by the Spanish court
has been on excellent terms with the
French republican government. In
'act, sho has always manifested a
Bood deal on confidence in republicans
For President Qrevy was In charge
of her legal interests in France until
ho became chief magistrate, while
ST s,aImoron. ho Snanlsh ren"b11'
cun ivuuur, wua lur uiuuy jt-uia nur
legal representative south of tho
yrecncs
No member of tho Spanish royal
family, and indeed no foreign mon
arch or scion of any of tho reigning
houses of Europo havo ever passed
through Paris without visiting her,
whilo the Spanish embassy on the
banks of tho Seine was in everything
savo in political questions, at hor ser
vice. Her husband, from whom sho
had been separated since her arrival
in Franco, but with whom sho main
tained friendly relations, died at Ep
nlny, France, April 17, 1902. MAR
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